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Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-08-07

2OO KY rom o5s Sps 70 thros years SSs Sd "R Sc
same will be guaranteed genuine distilled accord
Inc 70 the old German fashion, and is therefore we'll
three hnudred gallons ofPeAch and Cstawba Brandy,
about threey ears old.
These Liquors will he sold TO suit purchAsers in
any quantity, from barrel TO the smallest keg.
PHILIP ZAPP,
M!smsbnrg, Montgomery Co., Ohio.
mlOdaw2n
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-08-07
MARCHES AND QUIKCsrEPs.
VARIATIONS.

Send for Illustrated Price List OF Iustrumeutsard
Catalogues Of New Music. Address orders
o. J. WILLARD,
Wholesale Piano Forte and Musie D.aI.r NJ "a,
""' Ne" 10TH Jylsdiy
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-08-07

MooKISe BIRDS FOR SALE by Mr.. Herbel,
No. "a Market street, Dayton, Ohio.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-08-07
NATIONAL SALOON,

No. 18e, West sixth street, Gin. %.
Eight Splendid Billiard Tablss-Four Splendid Ten
Pin Alleys.
Choice Liquors and Wines Always on hand.
J.F. GUNKLE, Proprietor.
AAu"' SuPt' m6u.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-08-07
@EoicaI.
DR.. JOHN BULLS

DIR. JOHN BULLS
Compound Cedron Bitters
latest and Most Important Discovery
NINETEENTH CENTURY
KYo mau'Snams iH more intimately connected with
~ the HISTORY ofMATERIA MEDIoA OF the United
ieal Discovery, than that Of
JOHN BULL, OF LOUISVILLE, KENTUCKY.
hAson stood az the head Of me various compounds
OF that valuable drug.
His Compound Of Wild Cherry has become a
household word throughout the West
and South. His Worm Loz.
enges, in less than year
after their introduction at
tanned q reputation as wide spread
as the continent Of NORTH AMERICA
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1865-04-27
SECURITY INSURANCE CoMPA.
NY - .
c NEW YORK. "H9

These companies divide three-fourths ofnbt profits
annuallyto the Policy Holders in scrip bearing in
'erest at percent-thereby funding the surplus an
giving policy Holders greater security and shespe
Insurance.
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1865-04-27

Dr. Strlchland's Melliauous Cough Balsam is war
ranted to cure Coughs, Colds, Hoarseness Asthma,
Whoopng Cough, Sore Throat, Consumption, and all
affections otthe Throat and Lungs
For sale by Druggists General Depot, East
Fourth street, Cincinnati, Q.
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HOUSE CARPE N TER
AND JOINER SHOP,
EAST END OT MAIN St.-North Side.
Holm L. DELANEY

NETOUID respectfully call the attention Of the
wv citizens ut Lancaster and the surrounding
country tuthc G,ct TINT he is located asHbuyc where
he rcudy tumanuilciuc to order, SASH, Doors,
BLIGDS, and all sim1rwurl,, aud totuicand cN-
Ccutc in the best style any Juhs Ot Building IN hl'
line and on terms to suit the tmcl lie hopes those
contemplating the erection OF new structures, or
wunlng any of the kinds OF work done ut his shop,
will favor him with n cUll,
Lancaster, March ., 1860,
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RoTorence:


Martin Co, Rsnkersi llnter& Daugherty Attorneya
p, NJ. Wagcnhals, Pension Surgeon.
ssa PITIsRuRa LANDING, TENEkssEE, 4
Z
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=, M. Wagcnhals, Pension Surgeon.
.sa PIrIsHuRa LANDING, TENEkssEE, \
May, 1868.
To the People OF Fair1ield County.
We are personally acquainted with r. M. CLARKE,
Esq, and believe hmt0 be honest and capable. We
cheerfuly recommend him to our friends Of the lith
Regiment as proper person to attend TO the collection
of Soldiers CLAIMS, Back Pay, Bounty, Pensions,6
John NJ Connell, Colonel nth Regiment o. v,
M. l. Moore, Lieutenant Colonel nth Reg o. vi
Al. Davis, Adjutant nth ohoi. :
Daniel Kutz
Captain b. +. ButterGcId, Comd'g Co. A ITth o.V.
Lieutenant J. II. hrney. A l.I.
Captain Ezra Rickets, Company F, nth Reg.
Lieutenant d. 0Sullivan.. : : az Y,GHtt4
j. W. Stnehcombr Captain Company B. 4
A. p. AshbroolS, LIST Lieutenant Company b. iI
William II. Pugh, I'd Lieutenant company b.
A. Ognen Captain Company ], nth Ohio.
Leo Noles, lst Lieutenant, Company ], nth Ohio.
u. NJ. Rea, Captain Company X, 18th Ohio, ~
$. b. Collins, Cd Lieutenant.
\ o. f. Peters, Assistant Quarter Master11th ohis.
b. II. showers, Captain Company q 18th 0hD.
Captain G. II Rppey Company d, 17th Ohiosss
tc%tSMSnt SStSMsn. g. n %sS9 S%RaUE 3
Lancaster, June 1S BG21f7f
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CERTIFICATE or AUTHORITY.
(To expire on thc.1lst day of JANUARY, lscO}

Cro expire on thcjlst day OF JnnuntN, lSOO4
OFFICE on AUDITOR OF STATE, !
Insurance Dcpt, Columbus, o., jan, 20, "a.
WHEREAS, The Corn Exchange Insurance Com.
pnny, located nj New York, In the state OfNew York
has tiled IN this office sworn statement orits condi-
ton, ns required 10y the first section Of the act "lo
regulate Insurance Companies not Incorporated 10y
the State Of Oho,H passed. April s, 1856 nnl amcndcl
February ., 1864; aud, whereas, suld Company hoa
urn shed the Undersigned satisfactory evidence TINT
1t /, possessed OF at cnst cue hundred thousund
dollars otnrtuu capital Invested In stocks or bonds
or IN mortgages ot rcnl estate, worth double the
amount Tor which tho snme W mortgapcd; and,
Whprous, sah Company hns nlcd In this office n
Written Instrument under It's corporate senl, signed
by the President and So, rotary thereof authorizing
nay nJeut agents Of snid Company, in thus state,
tu acknowledge service o proces9lor and in hchilf
said Inmplny according TO the terms o( said Inv,
Now, IN pursuance of the hrst section ot the otorc-
said act |, James II. Goodman, Auditor OF state for
ohio, 10 hereby certify thot said Corn Exchange In.
sugancc Company Of New llrk, is authorized to
transact the business of Fire, Marine and lnl0nd In
snraucc In this state, until thC 3lst dY ofJmuary, IN
the year one thousand eight hundred md SIXTY sX
Ia witness whereof have horcuntn suhscr-
lSENL,l bed IN nnmc and cpuSod tho seal ofmy office
to be- N0ixrd the day anil year ahoyc written,
JAMES II. GOODMAN. AuGitoror state.
WM. p. CREED, Agent,
Lancaster, Ohio.
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lI--ASSE
Totm Assets OF the Company ..,."."
uI-LIABILITIEs.
IV--MIsCELLANEt US.

The greatest amount insured IN amy one
flNk''''' ''''...''''..,s,'
The greatest amount allowed by the ruies
to be- insured in any one city, town or vii
lagS--No rule.
Tho greatest amount allowed to lie iusil-
red IN any ono block-depcnds on Cur
rumstnnces.
The amount Of ITS capital or earnings do
posted IN any other STATE rs scot rityfo
lussos therein. None.
The Charter, or Act of Incorporation Of
said Company -'Un File.
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1865-04-27

All the Mcdicalmen and the Press recommendDr.
StricElands Ant-Cholera Mixture Il Only certain
remedy for Diarthpa and Dysentery. 1t is combI-
nation OF Astringcnts, Absorbahts, Stimulents and
Corminatites and is warranted to affect after
all other mems have ialed.
For snle by Druggists General Depot East
Fourth street Cincinnati, o.
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ng-K you want to find out whether clothing has
fallen
Call OH JalScBlOca6.
rs5-lfyou want Gne Cloth Coat at S2j made to Or
der,
Call Ola Jake Block.
nB-ffyou want fac green plaid Cashmere pants
and vest at SIS,
DJ-If you want to find II fine stock OF clothing,
Call on Jake Block.
DS-If you want good fitting suit of clothes
Call on Jake Block.
rz~lf yorl want to find fne stock Of Neck ties
Collars, Shirts, Drawors, Socks aud Suspenders,
Call on Jake Block:
rs. II you want clothing 20 per cont. cheaper than
you can buy at any other house in thus city,
Call on Jake Block.
50 he sure and call IN,
And.dont be waiting too long;
Come and have your measure taken,
By cutter whose name is TONG.
J. BLOCK, Agent.
Lancaster, March 23-3m
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$4,000 90
srarr or.Nsw yvEE, /

". H. WINDSOR, Vice President, and Y. PRYOR
RptkE secretary 0ftho Corn EychangoAnsurancc
Company being seyerolly sworn dcposc mud say,
thr the 1regolngis full true aud correct statement
Of the atirs OF said Company; that the said lnsu-
rance Company is the bona ode owner Of nj lcnst
ONE HUNDRED THOUSAND DOLLARS Of actual
Mortgages on Rcnl Estrtr worth double the amount
for which the same is mortgagcd and that they are
the above described officers Of said Insurance Com
pany. w. II. WINDSOR, Vice Pres.
j. PRYOR RORkE, Scc'y.
seal SJtPH @ and sworn before me, this nth
day Ot January, 1860.
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The Advantage of the Participating
System Demonstrated.

so 90 SIS %
RrnARKs-By insuring in one of the above eompa.
nes his Policy will cost him. for five years Sill, in
stead ofsl5Oby the Old System to-wit:
20 premium on SO, 600 for iive years. Sl5O %
!, scrip worth in New York 40 cents $50 90
yinterestrcceyedin linz asho scrip 900
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and weshall find the good, the honest,
the loyal and true hearted men of tho
State everywhere raIlying 10 our sup
port. 4
Very truly your friendsin the cause
of the Union.
G. V.Dorsoy, Charm, A. B, Buttels,
VIM. Dennison, Brom. Gilmore,
Theo. Comstock, James Williams,
Henry Miller, Sec'y and Treasurer,
J. Guthrie, Cincinnati Erecutice Com.
II. G. Armstrong, Cincinnati.
Jas. Trippe, Jackson, c.. IL. 4
John NJ. Millikin, Hamlin.
D. NJ. Willard, Logan.
J. A. Sinnet, Newark.
W. NJ. Garvey, Pqua.
S. S. Warner, Huntington,
John Walkup, Wapakcnetta.
D. c. Pinkerton, McConnelsville.
Jas PurselI, Washington G. II.
II, Skinner, Cambridge.
T. G.. Jones, Delaware.
J. HartEeil, Canton.
+. Wickham, Norwalk.
J. c. Grannis, Cleveland,
Den. Steble, Toledo.
G.. r. Hunt, Warren.
State Central AdOisory Committee.
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BOUNTY MONEY,

Every Soldier who has served two years, is entitled
t. 500 Bounty Every Soldier discharged by reason
ofwounds received in battle, entitled To 500 Bounty
Every Soldier enlisted after July LIST, 1862, and dis
charged before serving two years; is entitled to S25
Bounty. The Widow children, Father Mother, or
Heirs Of soldiers, who die in the service, entitled
to the above Bounties. .... ...
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-08-19
TEE pAHo0YsNG BuslNEss.

The Hcrad OF yesterday, announcing the par
don OF Mr.. Foster, Richmond banker, states
that the application had been pending for some
timc-,lai he concluded to retain Washington
LAWYER by five Hundred dollar lee--and that
accordingly ho procured the pardon at once
In addition TO this, Washington newspaper,
which appears to be the organ Of the Admins
tralion, says:
.sApugIM or Pirpovs The creation by the Press.
dent c nutan OF Paldo's. with All able AID flr lnnn
II lis head has been recommended and Is now under
consolidation by hiIn. We hope. Tor the peace ana
health President johnson. that he VIII act upon tie
suggestion Yesterday I'd today he has D'en sevore.
PIE, 3od by visitors most of whom ARE properly relerfrd
back TO te several heads Of Departments Tor the trans
action Of iLer business Tie President hppcus ~ he
good deal iidcu this afternoon lie cannot stand the
rush upon lim much longer. The sooner he puts
stop to the unnecessary political ana Rebel raids into
the very Executive chamber the better II VIII be Tor
him aud thc country!
1t IS, ofcourse physically impossible for the
President 10 hear and determine the evidence in
every application for pardon On the part Of the
Relels or tie South. IL would take up every
hour that remains to his administration. He
must, Of necessity, leave "A large part of the
business 10 northumberland We all know how
affairs are managed in Washington when LETT TO
subordina,es. Mr.. Foster of Richmond under
stood il, ard got OF cheap by paying 500
Tho reference of the whole matter 20 u Bureau
of Parlons will not improve it. The Southern
Conftderacy viii eventually bGpardoned. 1t Is
merely question OF time. There are few VINO
may be exceptcd but these few might as Wei
be picked out FIST as last. The pardonlhg
business is about to become the most profitable .
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-08-19

iarabs.

The Union Committee Of our State met at
the A~tor House on "Wednesday e7ening, 10 tx
the time for holding our annual State Conyen-
lion. Owing to a sudden conyerscn those
wi, arc act Radicals had a majority Of onc.
By curious coincidence, ihat majority vas
intent on postpoling our Convention to i
late day; while The "hadcals" wanted an
earlier ouc.
Those y 10 ace aot Hadicai' irmnphcd, fixing
the dav at The .oih OF September by q d" silait
yo.c.
\, day, tine D,norraiir state Committee
met 81; Albany, and iised tucir Convention ior
the oii %, Scp;cmbcr-which vas ihc day des.s-
mated by The Radicals Tor ouls.
1t is settled therefore, by the onti.iiadicals
in orr party organization, that our adyer"nes
shall have two weeks the SAT- 81 = IL tac aP-
rroaehine canvass.
that sar-eight weeks 10 cur six Che can'
va.s--mas, be worth 30 them from, Five 10 Ten
Thousand votes.
Nov for our differences:
I. We infer that one controlling mind G,cd
lhc day for holding each Of ihe STATE Couycn-
lions
.. We INFER that This j, ,bc same that ell
ginccred scynour's election as Governor in
lsGa
>. We infer that lie Hropo TO repeat the
proccs. substantially in i-C-.
4. We infer that as he has "sold short
. NAV ~ 81
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-08-19

OF the most nsoler and brutal threats that we have yer
ss.f made against the people OF the Sonth we can
c,'c We Of nothing Infamous In the whOe Gaia
logne Of huTan yi'inics. than the attempt 10 carry
tuch threat into execution. No wonder t1at the pto
pic O. the Soah ciy out IN the agony 81 their despair
ioP the estornion &C civil Cover rnent when they nave
T. rt ~ wish tho "Swiicd insoence OF such Ofncials;
gn When q newspaper prtlished among them, ana pro
tossing identify iSef with their interests comes olt
with inc Infamous proposition 10 place the people OF
hat sfsis "unuer tho rover Of the bnyonet in ne
GRO hands, i: ~ high time that the President
bil .ot npOn the ntCk5 Of these Jncobnica racis
"a rave them 70 urierstand tna the Provisional GOV
ernnr of North Carolina appointed by him for that Pui-
rose had SINE dnes 10 perform N tie way OF reorsa
Jr that State II t that these hare hraineh
rlac.s and fanatics only seeking 70 throw Olsil'
ecs IN tho way OF iooUustrueiion, and 10 substitute ~
,ts p,.o a military desp0tsm OF thtlr own, win al 'he
horlora e d. Domingo supcfadded 10 u. f"t wa
else reurs their threat 10 put he bayOaetnt the han
OF the nelU If they really desired restoration, they
woull TO al in their power 90 Strengthen ti'
hends If CtV. Holden. and not seek 90 para
! y .lsm o. they are nov doing We nave Deen
repeatedly w9rncu by the people OF the S0ut1-ehos'
eiincrli desiring sp,eGs return U tue Oh.on-
ac.ilsi Dc inccnGiGiy schemes aud maching"n' q
these Radicals and ArOw that no reliance whatever
~ 10 be placed upon ther representations II j. "hb
/ raft and nirnc OF grand scheme OF lying mhrepe
,crtat.ons which the Aboli'ionsts tavo on foot 20 &c
lat iho Presidents poles Of rcoohstrlcuon
We call attention to these tHo articles,
" ,hou desiring TO add Word by way oi eA
plaua,ion They are too lucid 10 need any.
Al that we care 10 add "a, That, if there should
be further heart burning and iend between 'h'
/ North and thc south. s6cl Northern mischief
ln1kcrs a. marage gM Ne,rs viii be mainly t.
fti,,.... g..
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AnY HanE.

The recent Democratic Staie Convention in
Mriuc
p,.ol.,d 1bni The SIMS advanced by Sta;e. and by
comfy and s1uric ysi liuf - ad in suppress
ire t.e Rebellion. aio lrgituntc aud equitable
churcc upon oGr Federal Treasury io b. borne 10y tue
whole county; ana tic Democracy az Moline ere IN
"a OF %. ,ler rlymtut by the General Cove. jmcnt
Il, would be very convenient, u course 10
have m our local VA debt, saldcd upon The
Federal Treasury; bat /, would not be just aud
equal. Consider:
/. When one Of TIE earlier drafts was made.
under an act which allowed 500 to be paid A.
an equivalent Tor personal service. one Of our
Coppcrhcad Counties I'D rct try To raise a
man, but simply borrowed thc SUM required 70
nav m. $500 pcl man. ana handed the amount
over in Leu OF is qgoti. i'll fax, perhaps;
but we can't sec why County that sent Tor
ward its ouota of men s.ould now DEE taxed 10
pay that Debt.
>. TO assume these i,caf debt would be- a.
proclaim that prodia lily and waste IN filing
uuo,as shouid forthwith b. The rule. Here i-
one County that has 'rugal.y and carefully
economical in responding to The -,quisi'io'i' OF
the Government, while f., next ne,ghbor has
layishcd aud sqaandored 50 that, while ihcl'
population and wealth atc nearly cqcai. one
owes twice the Wa Debt of the other Would
/ it be fair to tax ;hc frugal Comfy pro fHfa 60
! pay the otler', deb;
B. The >,a.e- la.cly 30 revolt would naturally,
and very reasonably, demar 10 dis enormous,
indefinite increase OF the general burden.
Outstanding that tlc Federal Debt was a COM
mon charge; hey dd not understand iaat al
these local debt, ver. o. bee added thereto.
, bet Us cvircc good ai'l while see exact II.
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r.B.G 'gE,.E3r.,.
TIE Erprtss SAYS:

i"- - I't'' "'''''
80 far Tcudi the exposure o. fiIud 10 this city.
III, Tins has been the only jourlsl foeEd ready 40
defend te 81 tender act, c,ar i'at is Ci'e;
upon the community hGs been saluary, moral OF In an
WAY advantageous. The Republican 81 ,rlng pup,-s
have h0;i posed and exposed its operation ana 50
nave hc Inorging journals with the singh exception
named"
We beg 1ho ErPress to correct this. TIE
TRIBUNE has AZ al times approved and sustained
ihc I.eeal Tender ACT as imperatively necessary
All cminen;ly right We DO not know dat 1t
was particularly moral" Cor it was an at
rendered imperative ny War; aud War j. "t
best dtplorabie. OF course, The ifPrtSs hato'
:, for il aided lis to smash The Rebellion, which
+, smoke to the eyes Of Tho FPrss But for
the Legal Tender act. the funds required to
prosecute the War for the Union could not have
been obtained. md .ica. Davis would this day
have been dia.o.ti1g IN Richmond, tie aniocrat
oi Conedcracy based not on Liberty ana
Right hut o. Slavery and Oppression. Hence.
The groau- OF The E1Pscss.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-08-19

Wo dare not forget Tia, WIZ had reduced ms efH,if
20 sciencehat his strcy was 10 proong me iiVts pt
his hundreds of victims not by lind Offices bat - q >
how much ~ his hclish fcpd sncS they could endure
The wish Of the angry Emela % the De'r9eI OF p
mistress pcsuemona-- Nay lis peruicQus soul To-
hais an incO "a da,'-seemed - be- NE motto o. W.
whenever Uuion soldier was brcu mt prisoner ia.'
Audersoryille. We have nled tlt proof r ihis ma
bru.rliiy, and We have seen Southom men hhF ilrh
heads a. shame when asked whether The stofie 81 Us
fe.ocy could BE- tre--in shame beCaise they could oI
deny tlcnl and would not defend bin..' lLAclange.
1t IS u good thing TO have somebody %
abuse. and why not man IN ja.iNho Is waiting
for his trial. Wiz may be horrible villain, and
II so. deserves punishment; but before we nv
into this rhetorical passion, should we not Whl
and see the evidence II is Uad enough 20 have
10 stand trial before Military ConmSIon
bat This bciog tried il newspapers is a af'adilH
thing Tor Wir2, and a reelection upon our p'"'
.es,ioy as impartial journalists.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-08-19

IN Washington. The iobbers are speedily re.
ducing it to system, and, when they once 90,
it into u bureau we shall see how L VIII !,
crease. Ii looks odd to see the dearest preroy,.
tive Of an Executive bought and sod-but ther,
is no help. The Presiden. cannot do tbs wat
business, and some other person must.
Now we want to suggest a cheaper way. L..
~ avoid the scandal that must necessarily A.,
out of IA Pardon Bureau Let the Preside,
select those whom he will not pardon, name tbe,,
by name Is leader, of the Rebellion. and eril.
or hold them ior trial. Then pardon all N,
rest, by proclamation. IN the same nrocl,.
nation, let it be said that, in consideration If
this final extension OF mercy, the various Stase,
of the unioa now under military control ~.
hereby commanded TO abolish al laws th,.
make distinction OF color the basis ofsu,F-,,o
By shat means, he viii DO an act Of justice 70 ina
negro aud add to the Union men o. the Saith
a vast body Of loyal aud brave yoteys. This IL
orr plan.
| II the present plan is carried ont, We shall
! have all these Rebels pardoned back-wth the
righi to vote; the negroes left behind as n men.
trail. degraded class, neither slave NOS fee. bat
the thing called freedman" without hope.
ambition, or purpcse-and no future Cor The
negro or hls children but degradation-strile-
poorly paid labor-and final extinction. Wa
shall have just such elections a. We see in Ten
nessee aud Kentucky. Does any one suppose
that II the negro had been allowed 10 vote
/ Kentucky would have voted against the Amend
mcnt, Tennessee sent half-ani.hali. milk and
water delegation 10 Congress- No The Par.
doned Rebe.3 did this and not the neglo When
the next election comes we shall have the sold
electoral vote OF the South cast Tor lhe Me.
Clellan of ls6a--as il would have been cast Tor
| the Mcclellan Of 1864 if circumstance had al.
lowed Then comes the contest over again
the contest that Wade Hampton iondly pre-
ldicts-W.lh the gradual return of tho South to
power. /, Slavery really dead? Then why
nurse It 50 iondly' Why not put i into tho
coffin and nail the lid down tightl
This il oar plan 1t may not suit Tie people
about Washington who take fees and have deal
ing, with bureaus Time viii show, however
who IS wong aud VINO is right.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-08-19

game solicit or receive deposits Powder
houses and magazines are well enough in their
place. bat not suitable for hotels or lecture
rooms. And we trust oil who deposit will
herceiorth take care that their means arc
nowise mixed up with the doings Of stock
jobbcrs no matter On what scale. Tie im-
Propricty, tAc hazard, Of banking with men
who bet on the future price Of stocks--no mat
ter how much or lirlc--has been a5undantly
demonstrated. Let Il houcafor,h De needed.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-08-19

The Worjd * informed that Secretary Depew
las made 30 defense against its attacks through
our columns, and no Offer Of any kind. Il is
not Tor hin to assume IN the absence OF proc,
that his census takers have bcen guilty oi either
frud or error IN the premises. If The Board 0:
Supervisors believes tia, the Census hes been
incorrectly taken, it will doubtless propose
proper tests of IFS accuracy, which Eve cannot
doubt viii be respectfully considered by the
Seorotary and properly responded 10. The a.
solute truth is what is required; and no man
viii work harder or 90 further TO secure u than
7unccv VI. Depew.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-08-19

On the eve of the Kentucky election Tbs
IorsrVe Democrat. the chief organ OF the
Rebel sympathlerS and anti-amcndmcnt party
eyorcss.d confidence that the Radicals
would be beaten III every Cong'e' onai D'''
,rct. The Democrat must have felt aoi9iy DIS
APPOINTED when publishing in is number o.
Aug. 49, the following dispatch lrom q ulelo
in the WITH (RanGall'O Cousressioi@i Dis
trict: -. ..,,, c,o,t,
"Fffors Democrat. This ConE"ssoAal ~. "a 3D..
, r,,n, f,,r to .iN thousand majority l0r 'he hao
col ticket Thcy have elected AL ite SCR IN "A
representative So far ~ heard ifoiA' ara i'-''s'
IN tie District
Returns from 81 COUNTIES, o.iic'' l"' y
for Garrard (ant-AmendmenD for Ir''sa.''
y. s39: for Neal amendment 20'62'' '''
leayes 40 Counties yet to be heard if'n'