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M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1865-09-07

gNIEEEsr.E5 TO AGENTS, rARMG.ss aEl
L-4.U5.

We 6.c making IL single machine which
combines tir b.st and Chcapg-. portable
Wine and Cider Pies, the dryest Clothes
NGugcr aud The most powerful Lifting
Jack ia the world. ], Is lie only press
adapted 10 making apple Champaign
which IS now regarpai ds one Of the most
important oi-coyrcs OF the agc. A good
agent wlnt,din every COuniy, to whom we
will hold ou' such inducements as to in
sure $1,000 bcloi, Christmas. The first
oas merms aPpH alton irom any county
.hd,l nave thc exclusive agency. Full
pdrJicull!s, terms, etc, by CIr,uhr
HALL REED 6 CO,
No. 50 Liberty 81, N Y.
auglT!m
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1865-09-07
NOVICE.

James A. Martirdalc, Guardian Of Sarah h.
Mnrtindnlo, has filed his accounts and voucher;
for Inspection and final settlement, and that
tho same will be passed upon on tho md day
of September, 1865. RICHARD CRAIG,
August lCth lsG5-3v Probate Judgo.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1865-09-07
DIVORCE NOTICE.
The Slate Of Ohio, Viat0n County, Ohio
Lydia \. Reamy, PA, !
against Divorce,

Lydia a. Reamy, PA, !
against Divorce
James W. Roamy, Dcr.
TNIlE said james ". Roamy, late OF Perry
i county, Ohio, defendant, whooc llaco Of
residence il unknown TO plaintiff, is notified
that said Lydia \. Reamy did, On Tie 2jLh day
July, 1853, lilo her petition for Divorce in thc
office Of tho Clerk Of the Court oi
Common Plo0s within and for the Foid equity
of fVinton, charging, among other things, the
said James W. Ecamy with adultery with ono
Matilda Stevens, Nud gross neglect Of dnly; nnd
asking That fho may he divorced from The fNiC
james W. Rcamy, and have the custody d
John W. and Mary Ann Roqmy, ohildron o
defendant, &c; which petition wlll he io'
hearing 1T the next Term ofsuil Court.
LYDIA a. REAMI,
Ry BnATT0N d. MAYO, lSr Au'ys.
July 81, l5Gj-Gt
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1865-09-07
60 FOB SALE RY
PROBATE NOTICE,

TT B. and Jane Dunkle, Executor and Ex-
Ill. ecutrix OF the Estate of Eli Dunkle, late
Of Vinton County Ohio, deceased, have iilod
their accounts and vouchers, for inspection
and final eatlcment, and that tho same will
stand for hearing in the Probate Court oi
Vinton County, Ohio, on the 10Th day 5t Sep
tember, AID. 1865. -,.,,
August p, ,'3cl,lW PI'bh"!a'e"
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1865-09-07
0. \. $50 L0Als.3
I ulE d IS L RE 5 ,
3@JU 900, 900.

b. .u.Lon.y oil The Secretary Of tho Treas
ury, tho Undersigned Tho General Subscription
Agency ior tho sale Of United Slotos Securities
oll.ls 10 tho public tho third series OF Treasury
Notes, boorug soYon and three tonths por
cent. intercat, per nnum known as the
SEVEH- IIIRTY EOAN.
These notes arc issued under dato Of July,
18Th, 1865, ah3 arc payable tmco years from
shat late, in currency, or arc convertible at
;hc option tho holder into
&. s. $50 six per Cent.
GOLD-BEARING BONDS.
Ihu4o bonds arc now worth a handsome
prem uW, anil are exempt, Us arc the govern.
mont Bands, from Stutc County and Municipal
uyation, which add, from ono u three POI cent,
pcy uuum 10 their vauo, aCcC rling 70 tho RAE
layiyi on uiou other property Tho iutorcs,
Is payable tcmi.annuu by coupons attached
10 la-i note, which may b0 sat oil and sold tc
any bank " banker.
ThC ip'rrcst at7-36 per cent: amounts u
Uac cent por day on $50 noto.
TwvC5uts On $lJ0 note
Ten Oh u 80 uO!G
% on Z ElOOc
II on 5O
Eo..tof all denominations named will be
promptly furnished upon receipt Of subscripo
ticus.
Tbs N-.ai of this Third Series orc precisely
similar IN form and privileges TO the Soycn-
ThnGga already sold, except that tho Govern
mgul reserves toihclftho option of paying in,
t9rcst IN goll cyjn at pcr cent. Instead Of z 3
l0ths IN currency. Subscribers win deduct the
interest in currcnco mp to July 18th, at the
,imo whom they subscribe.
The doi,cty Of The notes Of this lhirl series
ui The Saycu-,uittes will commence on tho lst
Of Juno, and win be made promptly and cou-
,nuguAy after that date.
The slight change made intho conditions Of
this THIRD SERIES affects only the mattcr Of
interest. Tho payment in gold, If mado, will
be equivalent to the currency interest Of tho
hi-hct ratio,
The return lospocio payments IN the event
(which only will tho option opay Interest il
Goll Leuy.i.vl Of. would 20 reduce and cluolia.
rriyos that r.rclasos majo wi,n FiS per cent
in gold would be fully equal to those made Will
-gyou pud tlrce-typ,ha per cent in currency
Thisia
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1865-09-07
nShi End Neck Ties.

| beg leave to inform the Public that, hav.
Ing purchased our entire stock of Clothing
and Furnishing Goods at the present heavy
decline in Gold and the consequent depre.
citation in the value of Merchandise lam
therefore enabled willing and ready 10 sell
my goods fully in accordance with that de-
cline and which CannUt fail to attract the
attention otClose buyers even at the present.
depressed state of the market
guarantee my Clothing to
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1865-09-07
Wov& EEMc l. CEN,lyyM,
We E\o0A NSAA8

arc the most active and thorough pills tina
have ever been introduced
They act so directly upon the Liver, c7cit
Eng thai o-2an 10 such On extent ao that tht
system does not relapse into its former con
dition, which is too nps to bo the case With
simply purgatiye pill
They ore really O
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1865-09-07

These notes arc issued under date Of July,
18Th, 1865, ahl arc payable tmcc years from
'hat lato, in currency, or arc convertible at
n. unliDn nliLn lnll-r into
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1865-09-07
MAIL GOING EAST,

nm and after Monday, October 81 1861, ana
" until further notice, traus will run us fol-
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1865-09-07
SuERIFt'S SALE.

STATE Of ohio, Vtaton Coua'y,
J. MartinliIl Pm, In Cour+ Common
against Pleas.
benjamin Dill I
John UIll, yalts. On vGMl 9
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"rime alone" said Mr.. Seward, in $
conversation some days ago, is neoes-
sary to heal our wounds. These South
ern people viii come back in peace.
and in obedience. They have been de
feated by the ballot-box and on the bat
tlefeld- Having resisted the one and
resorted to the other, they are now left
completely PROSTATE; and in this con-
dition they have neither interest nor
real inclination to renew a conflict
which has only brought beggary to their
Observation-Disclosures to their favorite
institution and ruin to their colossal
fortunes. Ono our part, having proved
our strength, it is right that we should
now prove our wisdom. Patience, for
6earanee, magnanimity-these are the
instrumentalities which, backed BY IN
limited and unexampled strength, will
re-establish the Republic on enduring
foundations.n
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In the extract from the letter Of Mr..
Wallace containing the Franchise Law,
republished in the yNoS Of yesterday,
= number Of interrogAtions to be pro
pounded by the Clerk Of the County
Court to the applicant for registra.
lion, H-e.giTsn. Then follows the re
mark
IAN affirmative answer TO the first
five questions win entitle the applicant
10 s certificate Of registration.
We have no means Of determining
whether this sentence was printed as
written by Mr. Wallace. As printed,
it conveys an erroneous impression.
An applicant for registration who
can respond affrmatively TO either Of
the questions referred to, except the
first, is entitled to certificate Of regis
traitor, as any one can see By refer.
ring 10 the law. The following are the
questions referred TO.
!. Have you taken the oath of ale
glance to the Government Of the Uni
ted Ststes2
.. Did you vote in the Presidential
election in November, lS642
3 Did you vote in the February cleo
ton, 1862
4 Did you vote in the March cleo
ton, 1865?
s. Have you served in the army Of
the United States and been honorably
discharged ?
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TO the l0ters Of the Second Congress
fOHal District. = .


IN compliance with the long contin.
ued solicitations Of many of my fellow.
citizens, announce myselfa candidate
for Representative in the National
Congress for this District
As my military duties will prevent
me from absenting myself from nv
post for the purpose of addressing YOU
on the great Issues of the day, ! beg
leave to refer you to my service in. the
Union Army for four years past as the
briefest and piAinest exposition of my
political faith.
In every sentiment opinion. belief
and prejudice, have always been and
ever viii be for the maintenance of the
Federal Union. lam for its preeerya-
tion peaceably five can, and Forciby if
we must am for its free institutions
IN preference to ali others, ferthev are
the hope of humanity itself and are all
well worth the lifelong love and deyo-
ton Of every American. citizen. ri
elected, it shall be my continued en-.
deavOr to make the great State of Ten
nesse bear sn honorable and glorious
part in advancing the happiness, pros
perity and elevation of our whole soun-
ny. Respectfully,
I
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TIE NORTH EAsrERS RALEoAn.-The
Charleston Courier says We have the
pleasure of informing our readers that
the military authorities have, with com.
menoable appreciation of the wants Of
she public, transferred the Northeast
ern Railroad, with its entire rolling
stock to the President Alfred RaYenel,
Esq We believe under his usnaes-
naent and the energetic administrator
OF the superintendent, Mr.. Soiomons
We VIII, in few weeks, be restored n
cur accustomed Communication win
Wilmington, and thence with Wash
iRgton.
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A brief address from Gen. joseph A
Cooper to the Voters Of the second Con.
gressional district, announcing himself
a candidate fOr. Congress, viii be found
IN this mornings UNIoS. Heis a rem.
aenAn Of fine ability, and a warm sun.
porter Of the Administration A more
loyal man does not breathe AZ no
time, and in no way, has he ever given
countenanoe to or tslsratea seoessior
or rebellion, but has ever given tbe
nstional Government active and NJ
compromising support He ente,as
The army at the earliest moment and
has served with distinction. bsv;r,
worked his own way up gradually from
oaptainey, and to-day two stars ind;-
ate the eminent position he has al |
aimed lie has been, ia every sense Of |
he word, lighting soldier, and now |
hat the war Is over, his friends and /
ieighbors can transfer his service. i
mother Geld Of labor, where his so,,nd
alignment practical good sense. frm.
iess and patriotism, viii make him .D
ticient upholder Of the Government
e has contributed to preserve
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A LIBERAL revxrd will Re given for sny iui5r.
"A ma,ion Of the whereabouts Of Laulenantn
kcnard Hughes and W llism Moore OF Tire i4th
Illinois Cayasry, They disappaared myeteriouely
yestor5aY. and u feared thee sonle foul play
sso ~. --ssst sSsarI eul. ift6 IIs. CAV.
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A dispatch from Washington says
Governor Holden writes from North
Carolina that The work OF reconstruo-
ton, in that Sssse is progressing a. sat.
isfAotorily aud rapidly as could be de-
sired The people all over the STATE
are Acsively engaged Ia aiding the
restoration Of loyal and civil rule
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hsppears from the report of the Hamp
ton Roads Conference, which we pub
lished yesterday, that President Liz.
cola informed the Southern Commits
sioners of his willingness to pay the
shareholders four hundred millions Of
dollars for the freedom of their slaves
We republish this portion of the report
as follows:
During the conference. the amend.
ment 70 the Federal Consultation.
which has just been adopted byi Con
gress, was rea1, providing that neither
Slavery nor involuntary servitude. ex-
eeept Tor crimes should exist within the
United States, or any place within its
jurisdiction, and Congress should have
power to enforce the amendment by
appropriate legislation. The report
says: Pr -,------
Mr. Seward then remarked aMr
PRESIDENT, 1t is as well to inform these
gentlemen that yesterday Congress act
ed upon the amendment to the Cops.i-
.-N~-AoAAAE eAlNGIA. a
Mr. Lincoln stated that was true and
suggested that there was q question 81
TO the right of the insursent States 10
return at once and claim : right 10 vote
upon the amendment, to which the
concurrence OF two-thifds Of the States
was required. =
hestSted that It would be desirable
TO have the institution Of slavery abol-
shed by the consent OF the people as
sooo e. possible-he hoped within ak
years He also stated that four humid
req. millions Of dollars might be offered
As compensation TO the owners, and re-
marked, You would besurprised were
70 give you the names of those who
avor that"
This statement IS msde upon the
authority, il is alleged, Of Hon. A. H.
stephens Il is probable that il win |
RAW ont further Information in regard |
0 what occurred at that memorable |
difference.
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800 ReWard.

CrRAfED-ose Claybanki Stallion, ~
- white nane afd tail ihree years IN
20; hs1 On wren lost hal1sf. Any go
ore returning him t., rs 26 Summer street., or
leasiug word 81 tins ofsce vii receive be a1osE.
reward. rf - - - ". II. WARD.
tAen 9it "a
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Mr.. and Mrs. Claude Hamilton hay.
ing played very successful three
weeks star engagement in Bangor,
Maine, are now filling similar one in
St. John, New Brunswick. Their nn-
merous friends in Nashville wiz be
proud to hear Of their success, which is
well merited.
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NOTICE b hsTeby gwen ihai be UtiIsd stEtes
~ ltceass Tax = co. tue md pfSahlt. All per-
bsfpfe shs ltEa day ~ yuiy nezts o. they nay ex.
Pei . suffer ~ pa1ails4 presided q TIA 7si
setfloE 81 t1e ~, Which resis il aarf ne irl1us.
~ <ny perfrr ~ persons shall sxerc. - ~ carIst
q esy trade. hrhl1ess on bfnfes1ion ~ =, -.
~ hsfe,na1ey n1sltoned. 20 he exsfsslar. erl.
rylpK on, q DING ~ Ehsch trade fslsnasa 81 prs
.eSsio1 leeaee 3 rs1EaFsc tF ihis at vitk1ut
-, she. OF thsg shall ~ every saeh - ~ -.
ICES peink hHnle @ O. pzynle1T ~ - tn. -
4lIltci e ipapziecEr1s1i ~ tafna nci sxsasda
-. -, yea,S of ans not sxcesciag afs hundrsd
iss-A 90 4. L E0EYELE. nansssoE
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Notice.

oFPIGE ADAMS ExFREs5 COMPANY. 4
PUBEIo SQUARE, HAsHyIILE, fEEa June s /, e. !
HAvING opened sn ofBcs 81 JACKSONVILLE,
Ir TENN we are prepared TO recsiVs freight
Tor that point until further notice A-t
Trans leave here Mondays, Wednesdays and
Fridays ga GfU
R. farming, .ezve JohnsonTille Tuesdays, Thurs-
da's and Saturdays. II fclH
Freiehs Wln be received At our once at TIE
ies. 2u - ]. n. THATCHER. Act. Age
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mr. the whereab ms Of Lieut. ". ". WOODS,
~ Of TIE I4th liiino Cavalry. he d. appesrcd
on the nrhf of June Is h. and bis irienda are very
an1iona about him. Any Information about hlna
viii be thanklully rece we'd by
RICHARD HUGHE8 and
WILLIAM HOoEE
ie3s.efe lieufs. An Ills. Cav.
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JOHN O'NEILl
-. ifass eap., I'm U. Sell

.0FFIcERRs' Monthly snd Quarterly Papers and
" Mustsr-oas Rolls promptly executed
Particular attention given to the collection Of
claims for conmissary and Qnaft srmasters' ssores
whether receipted for or not. Z .f,.,
clsinis Tor Pension, Bounty, Arrears Of Pay, Prize
Money, pay for Horses lost in service; together
with lust demands against the United States, al
tsndedto snd promptly collected. .firc.
Vouchers procured for memorandum receipts.
Vouchers formal or Informal. collected. .5as.
officens Quartermaster and Ordinance Returns.
no matter how complicated. executed in few
days. u h -ari ;siEv
Officers Pay Accounts made out g -
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1900. UNIVERSAL sUccEss
OF
DOCTOR McCllL,
BOTANIC PHYSICIAN,
n THIS TREAThrsaf o. DfaEA8Ea, u
uROWNIN8 BIN WITH 8UcCEE4 -
OTHER STATS, As III - ~
NASHVILLE. TENNESSEE


For further information IN regard 10
the skiilful success in the treatment Of
diseases, the reader il referred 70 SEIL-
IRs TaERAFEUrICs and MkfsEIA MznICA,
tEo large volumes, late edition Of 1909,
the best work in the United States,
whore you will ind DR.. McGills naIne
standing parallel with the best medical
men of the age in the treatment Of dis-
esses of women. For all diseases in this
advertisement, satisfaction b guarAn-
teed. With my general pracfl1s treat
the following
CkrOnlc Cases
Mn znEEncrons RheuuaaEsrn, Afse1ons q ~
rtngs; Dsaassa o. ne Throet. eseiisd goi9ss
sun Limbs, Pieursy, Paina, ucezs, Csacsr, srsFti,
Diseases q ne Hoarf md Lsssr, lninlI,nss.oa 9
Deaissss. Diseases u he E5es. pellliatsd 80
tsTas DgEpspEa or Indigestion, a1d Consur1 -crlas-
toEeihsr sith al Private Diseases an
Diseases Of the Drtnhry Organs
70 Eke Ln1lea.
An Affections o. ne Womo gsalcd VA r1cctss.
those harrisd Ladies Hho hefe ben . EnlofEa-
sste 10 miscarry OF prove abortion, cAn - c9risi
70 thar M t1ne Z ound PfsEo-a- = sflaa So
gterilitys
Toung Mzrried Lanes snoes uiia.ofiune 4 ~
nse1 not 10 hrag foTth IN aus aea1oal Fe11e1olI
God hss sad yo1 Bhcul5 unulup.J and rarioais1. I
MS y your deeire ysa 60 ooasas - s..t p
Of are need make apphca1on- AZ rcll1-Iz1-1A-soaa
b. lsiier OF person ssietJ conadaafai-
Hlght Emissions Cared.
Founz Man, SOP bafols you hlrttef 20. o. an
fgsasos subject 10 hfn, thcre u % d.eaaa 90 hald
% cure e Nieht- Ernis1ona, ard phyelcia1s 49,
scarce hat understand trelinE Is 40 = -. -
as.I.I in
y di1ersnf Statoa Who haYe apeuf aollaf elsf 80
Ar nnd are nov vel cuEst - "a - .e-.l -
saiyug letters End sendl14 lne.ll-.l. = u 49, =
~ 49, ~ nj giTe ne q cal, vi E'Fq sasa-
1Stlr- - N a. % zsa4af1 uanlidled n Us -
,Sr,sSrrssut no bssi q raersrcae EiE.a Ana
~ ''''' DR. MOaIEL,
unioa strest. Naahslls. Tea
,.uf-fr III usrnt ulih pfnFnsl aaaaa1 -
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A BARGAIN

INA TEN ACRES TRACT OF LAND On the
i Broad street Turnrike, 4 miles nom tie
city This is ! most desirable nsiehborhood. VI
axe Offering il at very low figures. n1-
Also-Seven small tracts containing rom 20
acres, nthe innaediats vicinity Of the above,
which We Vi sell on small cash payments, and
Applyto W. MATT BROW 4 Co,
isso-H Il CherryEt. (
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Al Ssun = biuf Farm, hssr Ni. Vernon. M
~ he aiia q laae. caA1lrs wtSss5x. insspt sos
q J Aonss d and Klsshsih lsesride. sc-merlv a.
TINS eitT. AEsd Il mon.hs and p days.
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COZ Ole CLEFks,
sEfERfncss

hon. william G. BrOshiow. Govsrn.r Of Ten.
Brig. Gen, James p Brownlov, Adiutant General
Of TeRresses. ~ r1f'l'l---- '''''>'-'
Major General 8. d. Stanley, 4fh Army Corps
- MAJOR Genesh George v. stoneman, knoxville,
Byt- MAJOR General 4. ". johnson. Pulaski
june 5-snae
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Trolling Association,
CALLED MEETING. - y.

A SPECIAL q 6ETlAs a. sAe NashxiIl. sr,,,.
- ing a saociatloa ~ d hsld ~ fses ,islh
HUE, y acrta ceilafs sirsst, sS, eesr -
oelaek Gan and 1ungtusl NEE - "a.
qVsssi- = Z. JONEs
49, Hrcras NV
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PYROTEuHNIOs.

INK WORKS. 1f kiI kinds, tor The csiehration
il q re aofnins F6arlh 81 JAY, a uhsiesais q
MHbdF Z. caTrnl.s. No. Z Felle9e street inear
chnrct.l EeiaD Dealefs guppsssd 81 loH satss. g.
cure your sock ~ fira Works 81 tie FDa7lh-
iaEa1-lN MuNDf . oAkRoLIA
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o. 5W see
s1a7 GO c1 rsf
nef
q 3 s sss.s onnns =. = ANA a9s York,
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JOSEPH A. CooPER
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-01-28
Norihwesl-rn ConTederaoy.

NJ ,.ulAuuAA.g I'LL lDNMll 4
i"e 'o.o"'"s 'q u'"' 'o"uru Nortn"eS-
natl Commercial .....
The Eastern contractors have. by their
home process Of cheapenihg labor, nnderbid
people in this part Of The world. aud our puor
women have no Government work 10 do
which, we suppose, is ahons,as Ind AS To- be
dong Il At iaHnremunerative rates. " g ~
,2i3 3t--sT-r-+- -. ~ -1rt- - 1iJugI
a washington special to the New York
Evening Post, under date ofths 18Th inst.
savs
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-01-28
Professional.

And tor the past three years Surge in the United
3tates Navy has opened an ofhce at No. 975, Third
street, between Jelers and 81 Clair sreets north
side. Having had the advantage Of tile Hospitsls IN
New Work and iPhihIdelphin, with twenty Years Of
sneOesstul praUee the aniittAd may rest assured
yautag that the adyenced condition the Science
Of Biedient render. f'' I'. H' ''.lHI ''''.
Dr. WIss cures CONSUMPTION, THROAT and nn
RESPIRATORY OlsEA9ES BY MEDICAL IN
HALArioN the only rel able means known 70 the
iul IN the Easthnd in &niope He treats nj diseases
Of the NY aid EAP, also all diseases pecplia 20
Females, apd all UhRONgC CDMPLA1NTS what
lpus Oe convrctd o his success by calling at his
Once No. 27s, Thiid street, Dayton by Obtaining
0fioh hours from oiOci, A. M. tH O'clock r. NJ.
octl5 d6w3m
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-01-28
AnIniam,ous CaIumny.

The "Adjutant General Of Ohio has
made report, in which he charges that
from $4,000 to 10000 Of the citizens of
Ohio, were leagued together, during the
past year, for the mostincendiary and rev.
olutionary purposes. He asserts that it
was the programme of these men,--as
"fully proven by system Of ofespionoge Or
ganized by Gov. Brough"-to destroy the
railroad and telegraph lines, and then
move ON the city of Columbus, seize the
State and u. S. arsensls. and release the
rebel prisoners at Camp Chase. This
done, ,'the column waste desperate with
John Morgan, or some other rebel com
mander, who was expected to demonstrate
at some point on the border, more proba-
bly, in Kentucky" The time fixed lor
this movement, the "Adjutant General OF
Ohio" continues, was the 10th day OF
August last But the ''Adlutant General
makes other and lurthera rallegations against
the SO, 900 to 10000 citizens of Ohio
before named, and whom he now desig,
mates "devilish conspirattrs," He say'
it was designed 10 capture and assassinat'
the leading civil aud military effieels o
the State, to destroy or steal the property
of UnioniSts everywhere, and murder al
Federal soldiers who were found unarmed
and not In sufficient numbers to protee
themselves. ...,,,,, l,,.
Let the reader bear in mind that all tht
was fully proven, according to the Adm
tant General, by the spies Of Gov. Brough
Let him notice, ALSO, that these aeeusa
tons are made against the people, in th,
most positive manner, as if the fact wer
MOTTO be- dbputedsfIg 8l8e9lOd
Now, if all this, is true. we Psk wha
Gov. Brough, and the authorities" civi
and military in Ohio, were about. tina
they did not arrest, and prosecute to con
victiou, portion, at least, of the "devil
ish conspiratOrS, who we're plotting arson
larceny, robbery, murder and revolution i
Ohio +? 30, w. nl1 ,.1 oe"s'-
There can be but one answer. Neithe
Gov. Brough, por the Adjutant Genera
nor any other member of the Republiea
party in Ohio, knew Of any such Gopsp
racy or Of a single individual who contep