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EXPENSES PER oUARTER
Bethany College.

7HIHlS INSTITUTION rs LOCATED IN
L one OF the most beautiful and healthy
portions OF the hill country OF West Virginia!
II Ills Is in Brooke county, SiEiegn miles north Of
Wheeling, andi&cCt7f miles nom WellsbuTg, Mt
winch place, persons coming either by hat
or rail, can Ind hacks ready TO take them to
the College. Sitnated rs II IL In Ihe country,
II Is removed at once nom the Temptations TO
eNtraNngnnce, and the facilities for VIcc, which
attach TO Colleges In or near large citiesS.-
Young men who desiTc u thorough education
Will find peculiar nd dvnntages In Bethnny Col
Iege. She has an experienced Faculty and
affords the best education on the lowest Terms.
The 18th Session will commence on the LIST
Monday in October next and terInInnte ON
the Inst Thursday OF lime. 1861 n -
FACULTY. .'
ALEXANDER CAMPBE1L, President.
w. X. PENDLErOS, Vice President and
PoiesSor OF Mental Moral, and Political PHI
OSOphy and Bellies IJettpeS
CHARLES LOUIS LOGS, Professor OF Ancient
Languages and Literature.
Il: W. JOHNSON, Professor OF Mathematics
and Astronomy.
r. RICHARDSON, Professor of Natural PHI
loEoPhy, Chemistry and Natural History.
1ft-.E- - TERMS
Boanling fTom sI,OO TO 81 30 per week.
Tuition, per session of months SdOOu
Washing and lights extra.
5 MaEticulnttOn Zee s. 90,
For Catalogues OF further Information nd
dress W: X. Pendletnn or c. l.. Loos, Sec'ty.
auglS2mdStw
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REMEDY.
'%CURE wARRANTEDeo
nEcau5o, c.oc,,q, describing all pu,p.on,
&YNIPTOOIS.

UNHE SYMPTOMS OF CATARRH AS
they genefnlly appear are at first very
slight. Persons find they have n cold, that
they have frequent attacks, and are more
sensitive TO the changes of temperature In
ms condition, the nose may be dry, or n slight
Ing thick and adhesive. As the disease la-
comes chronic, the discharges are increased in
thick and heavy, and are hnwlIetl OF. coughrtl
on. The SecretlOns are offensive, cnusing alat
breath the voice is thick and nasal, the eyes
destroyed; deafness frequently takes place.
Another common and Important symto1n Of
CatarTh Is that the person Is obliged to clear
his throat in the morning Of n thick or Shiny
mueuS, which has fallen down from the head
during the night. When this takes place the
person may he sure that his disease is on It's
way 70 the lungs, and should lose no time In
9 The above are bnt few ofthe many CathTri
Symptoms. ~
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GdufatinnaI.
Wheeling Female College.
MHEELING. u. "a.


7NHIs. INSTITUTION, CHARTERED
i with fIill collegiate powers in 1851, aud
EScently reopyani2ed under n new Board of
tuls on the inst Wetinestiay In september 1i
next The buildings ara now being tho
roughly reftted and newly furnished
In the llbcnlIty OF Its arrangements in the
extent and cOmprehenslveneSs OF Its course
eminent, and In the ability and experleues OF
Its BoaFd OF Instruction the public may rely
upon Its being a 1iTst-clhSSi seminary. --.
ductlng leading EdlcatlOnnl Institutions in
the Eastern and Middle States l feel assured
Ilat I'M! with the liberal patranage and the ear
and vicinity, the College will soon be able to
extend to young Indies all the facilities for an
accomplished education TO be found outSid
of ourleastaTIl metropolitan cities.
ltaiTon1s me tie highest satisfaction to be
able TO announce the engagement OF n corps
OF teachers OF distinguished ability, expe-
Hence md reputation. sd
\ NORMAL DEPARTMENT will he Organized
a. q, am early day, having especial reference TO
Ihc preparation OF young ladies' for the busl-
ness of teaching. -t
a PREPARNToRY DEPARTMENT viii be
enter the collegiate. 1l#..s
The Institution will be conducted upon
primcipIe; the leading Tches OF this WiSIniI
ty, the Methodist, the Presbyterian and the
EpiScopalian, being represented III the Facul-
EXPENSES PER QUARTER .m.l
TUITloN-FIrst Preparatory, 50; Second
FrrepaTatory, re 81; First Collegiate, IS; Second
Latin, French, German, or other Language, s.;
Experimental Sciences, So extra, each; Draw
ing, g; Painting in OIL, $40; Pastel, $40; CrIly-
oni s. MUSIC, on Piano, $40; Use OF lnstrII-
ment, 81 %; Vocal Music. SlO; Fuel, Ii and Sd
quarters, 80 cents each quarter.
BOARD-S46; Fuel and Lights So; Washing
so weekly Board, from Monday to Friday
night, So 80; Fuel and Lights, 81. -'
i BlIls both for tuition and board payable In NIL
Sept, Gth, Nov. 18th, Feb LIST and April 18th,
,,-,, - l.. q. LOOMS, y. n. NJ. n,
JulYI2l, lSkl, n. fH prpsi1nIIf .
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FURNITURE.

TIME UNDERSIGNED RESPECTFULLY
Il inform the public that they nne manuflc-
turing and have constantly on hind an eXten-
sive stock Of all kinds OF Furniture, such as
BoOk-caSeS, IWaTdrObes, Bureaus, Tables
Stands, BeGlsteads, Lounges, Chairs Looking
Glasses and everything usually found in q
Furniture warerOom.
short notice. 80 f'ih = ga $50
They are also prepared to pay PRoMPTa and
particular attention to the
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Hon. j. j. JAcKsoN-Sir: Relieving
the able charge You have just given to
the Grand Jury will have salutary eff
feet on the minds of the people, If it
tentiOn, we respectfully request a copy
of the same for pblicatlOn.
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hs4 NUTS AND WASHERS. 7lIlH
NUTS AND WASHERS FOR y, 6-ie, y
Jvasi,5t,. ~ i5.iS. y, Is and inch Bolts, nnl
-1u2l !. Z. 2. 9, HILDRETH & RRo.
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ARE THHY Como 1--WE refer, reader,
to Your teeth. Be careful. Next to
Your eyes, your teeth are the most pre-
cious of your facial organs. Use the
Fragrant SozodOnt. 1t will Mt once ar
rest decay and prevent what are now,
but mere specks from being orifices. IN
brief, 1t will save and beautify your
teeth.i And it Is the only thing that
can save them. Reflect on this.
-st s..lI qstQ., IN sept e-steod.
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5ppIs aRa SlInEs,
BOOTS AND SHOES
WHOhMaALE
MCLELLAN &KNoX

- s4lf-si rIt lass iil'-- ,... a-si'i .,t Fee
..lglsut Llg r-attg.au1l 80
.0t III rF'7l .Igisf -tN# .f+.aa
60 MAIN STREET u
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noE5 General Agent, Wheeling.
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AFtemnN WnFd's AIi1obioffr ranIy. nv
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NEW YoRK, NEAR FIFTH AvpNoo
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leadtn incidents in myiliEe SO Won C.1n
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lerked and properly y punctooated would
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10 the youth of AmeriSy it would be
Ya1lyble us shown how high a pinnylSle
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his career with a small canvass tent and
pea-green OK, which he rubbed it OFF
while scratchin hisself agin the center
terminating mob to say humbugs would
not go down in them Village. The OF
resoom'd agric icu1t oral pursoots shortly
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Transportation.
Baltimore & Ohio RAILROAD
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Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-08-07
Right.

The Holmes County Farmer is right in
saying that the Plain Dealer 10 not in favor
of the nomination of George W. McCook for
Governor. The Dayton Empire copied an
article which appeared in our local column
saying that Colonel McCook was in this city,
and that "he had many friends who would like
to see him nominated for Governor" We
cannot see anything in this suggestion that
excuses the Empire for it's assertion that we
"suggest' Colonel McCook. 1t isRot the po.
icy Of the Plain Dealer 10 advocate the claims
Of any man for nomination. We always want
to be free to give hearty support to the
nominee Of the Convention, and we hereby
notify the Dayton Empire that we are for the
nominee of the Oath Of August Convention -
Cleveland PlGindedler.
We have no desire or intention to mis-
represent the position Of the Plaindealer
and we approve of it's policy mot to ad-
vocate the claims of any man for nOmin-
alton" We also "want to be free to give
a hearty support to the nominee Of the
Convention" and shall do 10 most cor.
daily, provided he is a democrat who
has never repudiUted the nomination of a
Convention himself. We have no fears
however, that any such candidate will be
nominated.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-08-07


The Empire confesses that Il cannot quote
editorials from the journal advocating negro
suffrage, and modestly invites our assistance
to aid it iD its dilemma. It does need assist
snce very sadly.--Journak
We did not confess any such thing.
We merely stated that we did not keep
files Of the journal from which to quote,
and that the fact of the Journals negro
suffrage propensities was so notorious in
this community, that republication Of its
editorials on the subject was rendered un-
necessary. Besides, we have no disposi-
ion to inAict upon our readers, during
this hot weather, the Journals sentiments
on the negro question, distilled. as they
are, through the crazy brain Of its fanati-
cal editor.
We have the same channels Of informN-
tion that the Journal has. We can go to
the prophets Of oberlin, and Beecher's
New York Independent, the journals
chosen oracle, and get the essence Of things
on negro equality.
But the Journal has made another addi-
ton to the list Of saints on its calender.
whose brilliancy promises to eclipse the
whole catalogue. Our readers may not
be aware that the crazy fanatics at Fan
euil Hall-the "pestilent crew" of men
and women who sometimes congregate
there-have again spoken in an address
to the American on the subject of State
Rights. The journal suddenly becomes
inoculated with their dogmas, and pub
fishes as its own diluted version OF the
address-just enough of the original to
mark it's paternity.
That the Journal may not have any
cause Of complaint, we again renew our
offer, made in the Empire Of Saturday, to
publish all its editorials in opposition to
negro suffrage And we further promise
to insert, gratis, any apology it may b
pleased to make for its outrageous and
uncalled for slander upon Gen. Sherman
Send them along.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-08-07
Don't Like II.

The Springfield News (Ab.) don't like
General Co1's colonization policy at all
1t would greatly prefer to have the aboli-
ton candidate come out ilat-footed in favor
Of negro suffrage. 1t says /;
PERSONALLY, We know the General well, aud
while we question the practicability Of his
scheme Of peaceful separation OF the races"
we have full confidence that be will not as
Governor OF Ohio, disappoint the reasonable
and rightiul demands OF any class of mem
white or black
The Cleveland Herald Alb don't like
either the letter of the Oberlin COMMITTEES
or the reply Of General Cox. though it
tries to make the best OF the latter The
Herald. however, does not regard the
Generals letter as "pronouncing against
negro suffrage" We hope these gentle.
men of the abolition press will be able tc
decide what position their candidate doet
occupy Perhaps our neighbor up stree
can be Of some assistance in this matter
Outsiders would gladly be enlightened.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-08-07
Carrent News Items.
E. JAEGER, Secretary.

The Germanis, from Europe, reports the
progress made in the laying of the ATLANTIC
cable, The Great Eastern was paying out the
cable in latitude 81, longitude IL, when the
GermAnia left. The telegEaphic communion
ton was perfect.
Itis asserted that the steam power Of the
Great Eastern is insufficient for the immense
work she has TO perform, and if she meets
with rough sea, the ship will become unman.
Ageable.
The Postmaster General has ordered re-
nswal of the mail service on the Mobile and
Ohio Railroad, from Mobile to CahAwba,
Georgia, including Macon and other impor-
tant points.
1t is reported that twenty -four officers, re-
GENTLY discharged from our army, have prof
fsred their services to the Mexican Minister,
aud propose to join the Mexican army,
By the recent completion Of the line between
Pine Bluffs and CAmdea, Arkansas, tele-
graphic Communication is opened to Calves
ton, Texas, uia Shreveport, La.
The Mobile and Ohio Railroad is completed
from Columbus, Kentucky, to Trenton, Tenn.
Cars will bo running through to Mobile in a
few Weeks.
A plot has been discovered at Aqua Creek,
among the negroes, to asSassins,e the white
lsborers. General Batter has addressed a
letter to the negroes, counsOling peace
General Sheridan has been ordered to mus
ter out of service all the volunteers he can
spare.
The negro soldiers in Wilmington and
vicinity have become exceedingly riotous Of
late, and murders, robberies, &c, is the order
of the day. ..f- .t.f.
The receipts Of internal revenue for the
las, two days foo. ups s2,sOs,leS &C.
It 10 denied that the President is going to
Cape May. His health is improving.
The. cholera in Egypt is reported to the
State Department to be on the increase, and
advancing toward America.
Smith J. Eastman, Ithe American mer
chant swinder, ia in Lunstic Asylum il
Lyons, France.
Colonel johnson, late aid TO JEFF Davis
has been released from custody,
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-08-07
FARMS FARMS I!
TWO SPLENDID FARMS
MADISON TOWNSHIP,
(The Property OF David T. Millsr,)

Comprising two hundred and eighty. one acres, for
sale. The home farm where the old gentleman re.
Sides is Of he finest Terms In Mon emery county
The improvements consist OF o large brick house !;
large bank barn and stabling for horses and cows
fine spring OF water almost at the door together with
an excellent spnng house
There 10 also on this farm a steam sAw.ml in
nne running order, with plenty OF timber to keep it
constantly at work. Connected with this is the best
apparatus in the county for making MolasseH from
sugar cane.
The other farm lies Adjoining--onit there 10 large
bank barn, hIRe dressed stone dwelling house, and
good out buildings
rhe land Of both farms Is OF the best quality and
situated about eight miles wea. Of Dayt on i nd one
mile nom Wolfcreek pike in an old and thckly sett
led section Of the county.
Ifsod soon the pureha Ser can put in t crops These
farms will DO sold cheap and Immediate possession
given.
For further particulars call on
JAMks KELLY, r. K. Agent,
suR5 ltd&W Office over Dayton Bank.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-08-07
AegaI.
IN PARTITION.

ToBN o'EEAL, Joseph o'NeAl, George ii. o'Neal
81 and Elizabeth O'NeRl, viii take notice, that
petition waA hled against them on the 18Th day OF
prl ~ 1885, in the Superior Court 10 and for the
Martin Wolf, demand partition OF the following real
estate, situs'e IN Montgomery county, and bounded
follows beginning AZ stone corner In the western
boundary OF section 81 Townships, range g. east ofa
mNredian line drawn from the mouth OF the great
Miami River from which red elm IL inches diam ter
bears N. T5o West rs links distant and running from
thence chains and 80 links 10 planted stone, from
which q black oak 14 inches diamet bears s. sTo,
East ss luks distant thence East % chains 70 post
from which white oak stump 70 inches diameter bears
y. SOC West is links distant thence 4. "a chains 20
links within 20 links Of the sontn boundary Of said
section to post from which hickory 10 inches dla-
meter bears 48o West 45 links distant thence East
chains and rs links IN post ON which n red bud
l2inehes diameter bears 6kS We 43 links distant
thence NJ 40 chains rs links to stone corneri thence
West 28 chains and rs links 20 the place o beginning,
containing thirty acres more or less.
Also the following described premises, stute IN
Montgomery County, Ohio, an in section 81 town 8,
range East; aud bounded as follows' beginning at
Robert Hoaier's s. W corner on the half qu 'rter
section line thence North ~ st 29-So poles TO
the S. E. corner OF Jocob surtss ecr lot on said
Hosers West line; thence S. e5h0 West 81, poles
4S E 2 80 poles to the $. f. corner Of said ten
loti thence N s5o, e. II, poles 70 the place OF be-
ginning, containing four acres more or less.
Also the following described premises situate IN ths
section 2T township ,, range East Sc, be 'innng at
the Northwest corner OF Simon Bole's arm thence
q so, W 62-9 poles 70 Charles ONeal corner
N 4, W 10, poles TO stone thence SO, 50, 4
OF ginning containing Ave OF land and that al
the next term 81 said court, the said Mary K. Wolf
Martin Wolf will apply for order that partition may
be made OF said premises.
July l2th, ises. D,a,omor
6U J. n. bAGGOTTI
Attorney for Petitioners.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-08-07
Tho Superior Judg eship.

We call attention to correspondence,
in this evenings paper, by which it will
be seen that. at the almost unanimous
request of the Dayton Bar, Hon. D. A.
Haynes has consented to be an indepen-
dent candidate for reelection to the Office
Of Judge of the Superior Court Of this
county, at the coming October election,
Judge Haynes has already filled this posi-
tion for nearly ten years past. No higher
tribute could be paid to his integrity,
ability and fairness as a Judge, than this
request, coming, as it does, without dis
tinction of party, from those who have
known him in the practical discharge of
his important duties for so many years.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-08-07
The Internal Revenue system

The New York Tribune thus notices this
abominable aud oppressive system Of taxa
ton. Itsays; .t.. .l .'|-
"The Collectors Of Internal Revenue are
not satisfied with:Judge Nelson's decision in
regard TO taxes by brokers upon sales OF their
own property, and brokers now pay under
protest The entire system from the Collectors
downward, needs thorough overhauling, and
will probably get it from Congress. As at
present organized, it is fine thing for
the officials who manage il, unsatisfactory TO
honest taxpayers, and not over-productive
to the Government II is TO q great degree
an AsJ lum for inefficient politicians of modsr-
ate personal character, and by no means such
persons as should hold 90 delicate trust"
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-08-07
REPLY OF HON. D. A HAYNES.
DAYTON, August 6, 1865,

DAYTON, August 8, 1865.
To Aessrs. E. S. Young, p Odiin, I'm,
Ordighead, and Others;
GENTLEMEN Your letter urging me TO be
q candidate for reelection as Judge OF the
Superior Court, was received some Weeks
since have purposely delayed an anaver,
thinking there might be such change Of cir.
cumstsnces, or Of the wishes of the bar. a.
would influence my action, bat have received
no evidence Of such change. Ihad determin.
ed not to be candidate for reelection, and
sincerely desired to retire from tho bench and
return to the bar, for which think myself
better suited. cannot, however, disregard
what seems to be the general wish OF those
most interested in the Court, and feel that l
ought not to refuse compliance with such .
request as yours. Twill therefore be can
diate.
With sincere thanks for your expressions oI
kindness and confidence, am,
Truly yours,
ID. A. HAYEEs.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-08-07
ISla ms.

The Cleveland Plaindealer, remarking
upon the opinion lately put forth by Chief
Justice Chase, that the negroes are des-
tined to become the dominant race and
the "aristocracy" of the South, says
+ His "plan" is to let the negroes drive the
whites out Of the South entirelyl General Cox
has "plan," His is to ''colonize" the ne.
groes in South Carolina and Georgia, and
there bestow upon them the political privileges
that they cannot expect to secure in all the
States in which they now swarm Of course,
this colonization is all to be done at the ex-
pense OF the white taxpayers These dis
tinguished Abolition statesmen have mAtured
plans for the benefit Of the negroes bat they
do not seem to have any for the relief Of the
ghitss. 1t would bs relief to people
weighed down by a taxation crushing and
CALLING, II these patriots would for q season
endeavor to relieve white men as we'll as black
ones
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-08-07
To the People OF MONTGOMERY
County.

You are hereby requested to assemble In
Mass Convention at Beckers Hall, Dayton,
AlOA. NJ, on the 18th day Of August, for
the purpose Of appointing delegates to attend
the State Convention Of the Democracy, TO
be held at Columbus on the 24th of August
70 nominAtp the candidates for the several
State Offices to be filed at the ensuing cleo
tion.
An citizens, without former distinction OF
party who are opposed to negro suffrage and
equality, TO military arrests, and commissions;
for the trial Of civil ofsnses, and who are in
,svor of just and equal taxation Of all prop
srty; no further increase OF the public debt
the collection Of the Federal revenue by ex'
istlns State and County officers Habeas Cor
pus trial BY jury; the repeal OF the military
commutAtion tax law; aud the policy OF i'm
mediately restoring the seeded States as
equals in the Union, in the mode which is
now being carried out by the President are
cordially invited to attend and participate.
By order OF the Democratic Central Com
mttse.
WM PATTON, DAVID CLARK,
THoMPsoS, JoHS V NAUSRTH,
VAL FRIEs, JoNA KENSEY,
PHILLIP FARRELL.
Dayton, July 26, 1865. .U