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SnERuAN's march thropgb The C.,,,,.,

SnESnAS's march through the Caroliua.,
living upon the country as he goes, is
equivalent to collecting an income ta1 from
the rebels, and adding the saving Of the
cost OF his army TO the resourcss Of the
government. This is mode Of collecting
uaitsd States tax that the rebels did mo-.
think 0fwhsn they r!disuIed the financial
measures of the government.
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MARRIED.

At @oGndSyille. March 18th, 1855. by Rev. t. N.
Le.l e, WN. F. NAoR of Iowa, to Miss MARY srGLET
OF MoundSville, Marshall o., ". Va.
At NoundGville March 18th, 1885, by Rev. T N.
Leslie, JOIN r. WHARRT to Miss JANE r. WALLACE
both OF MouudsVle, Marshal 90 w va
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LFrOn tho we..ern ohrI,,t,n Adro.,t0.1

I'VE have personally examined the principal ma.
chimes in uSe, and with an anxious desire to pIaoe
before our readers reliable information. Az the
reault Of such examination We most uphe,itatipplv
recommend Wheeler and Wilson's Family Sewing
Machine as tie mSchine for family use. There arc
good better and best, and the best machine. wa
feel entirely safe in saying, Is Wheeler Wilson'S
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TINS great Western HumOrisr, Alt. Bur-
nett is holding fOr,h,O large and delight
cd audiences nightly at DOdwOr,h Hall.
New York. He is esteemed a wonderful
man by the critical public who are found
w thai grand eeutse OF intelligence bp,i.
p lAnd plea.ure. o4sI,
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WHEELER g. WILSON
SEWING MACHINE!
From tho United Presbyterian. /

From the United Presbyterian
CATER mora than one years experience, va can
cordially recommend to our friends Wheeler and
Wilson's Family Sowing Machines, as one Of the
mott useful pieces Of household furniture With
which any house can be supplied 1t Ii the last
thing in our domeGtEo Institution that We vould
part with.n "-I1
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Farm tnr Sale

We ~ s7bSGSibeE offers at private sale a trae. NJ
vrsinS E G s 5EoTnship Ohio County, West
and Hye niles from Wheeling by tbIS TnHd nIS
i. oy me Seminary Hill roSd and Joining iaaSa
one h,1, "s 9na T. W. Thompson, coniainipS
cultivation IL Of rich soil iG Well VStsred and 81
u and is thsreSre suitable Or cutiTat1e
-S;-1 PAT NJ OF the tarm Is we'll UuTted fos
S dne premises young apple orchGrd Of one S.T,
SSn, eSd seventy trees haltof which are beattn1
price and terms see the GubScribSr m ~ 1or
mh1A-lmdeOdt4tWs ALix. MeCtLLR FISsa'
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IRON II 9 New York Time, !

%WhOeIsr and Wilson. Machines are the favor
ties for fsmiliSs, being especially adaptsd to tina.
purpose. They work more rapidly, with les f+Io
ton and greater economy of thread, than most If
not all, others, and peform by far the rreats-t
variety ofWosk." s'''''
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WANTED

ENoUR GOOD BLACKsNIrHs.
EOr good steady mechanics We viii nv e. ~ p.
DAY and give steady smPloymsut - ~ Per
,hIS.z-s y. J. LEEsE 90
ParkSrSburE, W.
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DIR. 3. II. LEE

w I'LL hereafter devote from TO 2lk O'clock OF
~ eseh day, 20 the operations aud Treatment Of
~. me y.IouS diSeASes and mAlEorltionS OF the
treat AL the different forms Of clab-Foot -
S,Hs = street, adjoining the Grant House.
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For Rent
Poor Levy-Overseerg Of Poo7.

iva A0Ny or E00r.
A LII persons having accounts or claims against
ol ~ onIo o. UNITY on ac;oun support Of the poor
W. Mn present them ON THATDIY properIT a5tSsTI'
srS s, ara accompanied BY the Necessary youeb.
poI'r iSE me purpose Of being levied for by The
mh16-dtEtd GEO. " sIaurs r,.
Wheeling Register copy. Nl'iA'
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EVERY MACHINE Is
WARRANTED THREE YEARS,
AND
Full Instructions Given.

"our interest no. being second to tina. q, II.
uiotAser we spare neither painI nor txpep,.
the NJ 'ehtneS are thoroughly understood and u,.5
successfully. POr fathfulness in this ro,pect AZ.
erenes Is made to hundreds now uuipr than a.
Wheeling and vicinity, and IOr this reaIon The
". ". Machine always gives
ENTIRE SATISFACTION.
CALL AND SIZE THE IN opRR .r,ov -.
for circular and specimen of sewing. - ''nu
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NEW YORK AERcURY

NEW YORK MERCURY
Of SATURDAY, MARCH %. It Is one of the choi.
ctst productions that has yet adorned the pages of
that celebrated Journal Of American Literature
The lame of Miss BraddOu is too widely and warmly
accepted to require any exter ded notice She has
won her way TO the hearts OF ali who appreciate
pure, rthned ard lofty thought, expressed in Lam
guaBe easy, bright, and cheerful, yet diRnihed and
Tree from any approach toward affectaiion, either
grave or gay. There il an undercurrent of genuine
aud natural humor, too, that runs like silver thread
through Miss Braddon'S text, aud lends peculiar
charm to the most serious as we'll AS to the lighter
characteristics appear in this her and undou bt-
eddy most matured and artistic performance.
Nd UDE HILLARY
oPeno 10 'HU TugmHuiuu FeuinButa, anna the re5n
scenes Of
BRITISH AUSTRALIA
and the quaint life aud manners OF the Colonies at
the AntpodeS. Frar Gle Trsdethlyn, the 'poor sol.
die" OF the work. ia spen lid specimen OF his pro.
fesin, and the readers attention is at once riyeted
by the strong, manly individuality he repre- epts
The scenes that enBue are Lowell and striking as
the Landscapes Of the country in which theS are
laid, yet intermiuRled constantly with fine touches
OF English home life and kindly dome site feeling
BOTH HEART AND IMAGINATION
are Immediately interested and tho perusa of sin.
gle chapter conVinces the most Indifferent or bIaae
critic th-t he has indeed before him, MOST PAS
CINATIHG WoRK.
The New York Mercury,
OF THR 25TH INST,
IS NOW READY FOR DELIVERY,
Ard contains the opening chapters OF Miss Braddons
OeauntuI atoFy' mhlT-2tdk1tw"
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Public Sale.

TEE !nsseEibers VIII oHsr at pub,,, .,,., :.
la1 s6' hos4H PAY TIE ElGiTEESFa OF
deuee Of David Updegra6 5000 ne I4te real
81 NE e psai1Rt Ohio y head pure spanish sbes
pR WStsSr 81, ans g three quarter bred YeaF
IAngstEoth Hive one Buckeye oGin1 ISeS,1 N ths
etnsE Farm Implements together viii ia.s
49, sIRen'' On E"0Senold md Kitchen furniture.
Sale to commence at 10 o'clock, and term, MAJ. .
IT UPDE6RAFP
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G. B. CALnmEIT
Notice.

Notice.
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Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-09-20
IFtom the Cleveland Plain Dealer, Sept l6
Inside Matters at COIum bus
Yours, Sc,
J, ", A.

Our Abolition friends at the State Capital
are troubled in spirit and vexed immeasurahly.
Mr.. Treasurer Dorsey holds on TO the KEYS
Of the Treasury, and Governor Anderson
cannot find "succeddneum" willing to wear
the feathers OF the gay bird brought down
By the unerring aim of good Father Odlin Of
DAYTON Some of the politicians urged Gov.
ernor Anderson to tender the appointment OF
Treasurer to Seth S, Warner. the Abolition
candidate for that position, but the Governor
is reported to have said "If appoint War.
ner, he would have his Bank in the next
room to the Treasury in two months" Char
ley will have his joke Another project is
now talked up among the 'ring" Warner is
to be requested to decline, and il he accedes
to this modest request, General Cowan is to
accent the vacant Treasurership, and be put
on the ticket by the State Committee. The
Committee say it will not do now TO run a
Banker for Treasurership, and the "ring"
swear terribly at Odlin because he exploded
his shell in the midst of the campaign. "a"
The Union State Committee is extremely
anxious to get Dorsey to withdraw from tho
Craftsmanship Of that body, but that illustri.
Gus and virtuouB gentleman, the courageous
hero ho,enlisted to be a bold soldier boy on
tlle- linton toket--Who was anxious that the
l'life OF the Nation should be preserved p and
who fought the "Copperheads at the rear"
cannot be persuaded into taking this step
kGeneral Cox''s garrulity also gives the wires
pulers great deal of trouble. They say he
costs them woes every speech he makes
Schenck's friends claim that he has ma
jority of the Hamilton County delegation,
and az things now stand that he has the in
side track for the senatorshp.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-09-20

braliou in Baltimore to-day, on tho occasion
Of the unveling Of the statue. Of Charity, in
oommemoration Of the introduction Of Odd.
fellowship into The United Statea
General Lee is 10 meet the directors Of
Washington College to-day, "wednesday, }
preparatory to assuming the Presidency Of
that institution. ---.--......---.
The defense of Captain Wirz have sub
pusnaed ll2 witnesses.
The St AlbaDs Bank have received back .
part Of the money tAken ,from them by the
robbers, and recovered by the Canadian au-
thotities
| ilThe trial of Champ Ferguson has concluded
and he is now in close confinement awaiting
the PRONUNCIATION of his sentence:
The Damascus, from Europe, has arrived.
She brings no political news Of interest The
Queen was expected to return to England
from Germany, on the sth.
Our Washington special states that Presi-
deut johnson will not permit his reconstruc-
tiop policy to be discussed in the Cabine,
sessions. All he wants of his Secretaries Is
their opinions upon the details which come
under their special supervision.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-09-20
Rebel PIottIngs al paris.

NEw YoRE, September 1.-The Times
Paris correspondence, of August TO- says -
For the last week, the court Of grand hope
has looked much "a it did in the fourshng
days Of the coniederacy, before the fall Of
Vicksburg Breckinridge, Helm and Jacob
Thompson have arrived here, and these, uni.
ted TO Mr.. Slidell, and host Of other repre-
sentatves Of the confederscy, are holding O
council there, and debating their affairs, ap.
parently with high hopes of the future The
hope Of war between France and the Uni
ted States appears to be the basis Of their
satisfaction. have heard it said that articles
in the London and Paris journals, trying to
urge on a war about Mexico, is only sort of
general scheme among the rebels and their
friends abroad, to give the confederacy en-
other chance for life. TIE last ditch is to
Mexico, and the dggers thereof live in Lon
don and Paris With DR.. Gwynn on the Rio
Grande, and so powerful q combination Of
talent here, you may be sure that If there be
any chance for stirring up war about Mexi.
CO. it will be done. Let the Government and
the people Of the United States look we'll to
this matter, for il is not without importance.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-09-20
DEMOCRATIC MEETINGS.

Meetings Of the Democracy Of this County
will be held at the following places on the
evening mentioned:
SALEM.--Tuesday evening September 26th,
speakers d. A. Hook and 7. o, Lowe.
CESTRRvlLLE.-Tuesday evening, October
%, speakers A. Cabill and T. o. Lowe.
Germantown Saturday evening, Septem.
Der 30ih, speakers Thomas f. Tbreshef and
Geo v. NSuerlh.
BrAvEETowS Friday evening, September
29th, d A. Houk and T. o. Lowe.
MIAMsBURG. Saturday evening, October
7th, speakers d. A. Houk and c Thompson.
ALExANDERsviLLE. - Wednesday evening,
September 9th, speakers Adam Clay and
Geo W. Meyer sr.v.H
BRooEyILLE Thursday evening, October
9th, speakers John A. McMahon and T. o.
Lowe, .g
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-09-20
DEMOCRATIC COUNTY TICKET
Current News Items,

There is report that Jusrez intends to
abandon Mexico and come to reside iu New
York, thus giving up his cause as hope
less.
1t has been discovered by a secret 1nspec-
tor OF the Government that the Paymasters'
Department in Missouri is in a bad condition.
Paymaster Holt has been arrested upon d
charge Of fraud. s,J
Since the lst of July the receipts from in
ternal revenue have amounted to over $50
100000 The receipts yesterday were ST.
sl5 ,496.
The amount of National Bank notes issued
last week was So ,42l 900 There is now 1888, ).
4O2 $40 of that currency out,
Over one hundred pardons we're granted
yesterday to Southern applicants. Only two
or three persons of note are among thsm.
A careful scrutiny of the new counterfeit
one.hundred dollar note shows that it was
printed from the original dies, or bed pieces,
which we're engraved outside ofthe Treasury
at the commencement Of greenback manu-
facture. The counterfeit is a dangerous
one, being almost as good looking as the gen
uipe.
The National Convention Of Odd Fellows
is now in session in Baltimore, Represen-
tatives from all the States are present, togeth.
or with some from the British provinces.
The loss by fire yesterday in New York
reached three millions Of dollars. Nine
thousand bales Of cotton wereN destroyed, in
stead OF nine hundred, as stated.
The trial Of the alleged steamboat burners
began in st, Louis yesterday, The attorney
for the prisoners gave notice that he should
subpoena JEFF Davis, Secretaries Mallory and
Seddon, aad Admirals Fsrragut and Porter,
At a meeting of Fenians in Jersey City,
night before last, one of the speakers stated
the Fenian cause was progressing finely, and
that already the engravers weFe engaged
in preparing the bonds for the Irish Repub
lie.
The Massachusetts, Radical State Conven-
ton frankly admits that their Intense anxiety
for the extension on the right of suffrage tC
the Negroes OF tnh DOuiu6tu otntSa uSNo pAe
arise altogether from desire to do good unte
them, whom they rather ntntiously pro-
claim to be not only men, but their brothers
but that it is due greatly, if not entirely to
a very natural desire which they feel ITO keeI
the jewel Liberty in the family OF Freedom !
which, being interpreted into English, means
10 keep the Federal Government and it,
enormous patronage and its vast influence il
the hands of the Radicals. 1.- rna 70" u
A board of officers is soon to- convene il
Nashville to investigate into the conduct O
a detachment Of soldiers sent 70 Alabama
who we're sent thither in search Of atral
Government cattle. .a.g. .s,.
II is designated to have meeting oftht
Louisiana Legislature in timeiso that the new
Senators may arrive in Washington in time
time for the meeting Of Congress. f,ngli.l
President johnson has &C ,epted al invita-
ton to be preseut at the Odd'fellows cele
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-09-20

THE speakers at the Republican meetings
in Ohio and elsewhere are coming out boldly
in favor of exempting United States Bonds,
held by the wealthy and aristocrAtic, from
State, county and municipal taxation John
sherman and Robt. G.. Schenck (the great
gun and brass piece Of the Republican party
in that State) are using arguments 10 satisfy
the people that they should submit to such
national swindlingl The idea of a pair of
Republican demagoguss trying to reason the
people into the belief that they should pay all
the taxes, and let the holders of two thou
sand millions Of the wealth Of the nation go
free, is a species Of impotence which none
but Abolit onists would practice What won't
these knaves try next2 1t would not surprise
the country If tho next Congress should pass
a law that those who oppose this grand and
barefaced robbery must be considered "trai>
tors" The people of this poor tax-riddep
country have stood great deal already. They
are becoming tired of being humbugged all
the time .-Indianapon Sentinel
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-09-20

GERMAN UNION MEETING. We are happy
to learn that Colonel Parrott has prevailed on
his friend, Captain Fred Oberklne, to come
here and address the Germans, on Saturday
night, Both instant. Captain Obetkline has
jusG been nominated by tho Union men OF
Hamilton county for the Legislature 1t is a
fit recognition of his gallant service in the
field, and his zeal and ability in fighting for
the same cause in the political arena. He viii
meet hearty welcome here Captain Oberl
kline is the representve of the Workingmen'
Association.-Dayton Journal, 20th. %. (.
{ The workingmen of Cincinnati we think,
uill bear in mind on the second Tuesday
Of October next, if Capt. Oberkline, iills
the above appointment, that Col. Parrot,
is the opponent in this county of VIM, N
Love, the candidate of our workingmen
Tor the Legislature. That Mr.. Love is an
intelligent and Industrious mechanic
moulder-while COL. Parrott pays take,
on an income ofs16, 900 per annum and is
representative of the Bondocracy of ou,
county, We think the workingmen O.
Cincinnati will say to Capt. Oberkline tha
he might be engaged in better business
than coming all the way to Dayton tC
electioneer against brother mechanic.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-09-20

Is SILENT on THESE PoINTs.--General Cox,
in his speeches has not one word to say about
retrcncbment and reform, equal taxation, the
81 militia Communication. The people are in.
terested in these matters. They touch them
closely. They want retrenchment and re.
form; they want taxation to be equal, and they
want the $4 militia tax done away with
And yet Gen. Cox does not refer to them.-
Lima Democrat.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-09-20

D. Let every poor man who thinks Of voting
the abolition ticket this fall, bear in mind that
il he does so vote he declares in favor Of tax
ing the matches with which he lights his FIRE,
and at the same time gives his votein favor
of exsmpting the bonds Of his rich neighbor
from taxation, Think of these things before
you are bound hand aud foot by purse-proud
capitalists aud monopolists, and compelled to
toll and sweat that they may 60 free from
taxation.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-09-20

The trial Of QuarterulaSter Taylor has
been commenced The evidence already
taken before the Commission is pretty heavy
on loyalty and patriotism" Captain Tay.
lor is charged with getting about 800, 900
start Of the Government Should the trial be
vigorously and thoroughly prosecuted, if res
ports be true, some rich Developments will be
made duplicating other "loyar' gentlemen
Ind Sentinel .t1
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-09-20

ADMINISTRATORS SALE REAL
ESTATE

DY virtue OF and in obed ence to ordar OF the
ID Probate Court, OF ntgomery County, OHIO,
will sell at pubic sale ont'e premises on Saturday
the 23d day oSeptember 1865, at two o'clock T. NJ,
The following de crihed real estate, helongn the
estate OF Henry. HRgedorn (also called smth) de-
ceased, to wi Situate in the city of Dayton, IN the
county Of Montgomery, 10 the State Ct Ohio,
Fulton street the Dayton and Michigan FREIGHT
Depot, Lot numbered eighteen hundred and nineteen
QSl9l according TO the revised plat Of said city
Dayton.
On said premises is erected Il large brick house
with ten rooms which appraised at thirty
hundred doll RS (s3 600 O0) and not sell for less
than $1,000 90 rec Of dow,r. Terms ofsale third
cash, one third one, and one tnlrd il two years
from day Of sale, th interest from date oftale and
secured by Mortgage on the premises.
August, Gath 1865.
WENDELIN SCHELHAMER
Administrator Of Henry Hagedorn, decd
4td&w
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-09-20
The County Treasurer's BOND

J The negro equality organ at last ven
lures to the assistance ofthe Comfy Com
missioners on the matter of the County
treasurer's bond. 1t says 'Mr. Staley
gave all the bond that was required ofhim.
Very true. We never intimated the con-
trary. The point is this Why did the
County Commissioners accept from Mr..
Sthley an utterly insufficient bond .
\ The Journal estimates the worth Of
Staley's securities at $l63,654-too high
by $40, ,000-but taking this as true--they
fGohfess that they delivered to Mr.. Staley
the 233,0 900 dollars received from iona
than Kenney, and the tax duplicate iol
lS64-5 to collect, which they admit will
biing into his hands 450,0 dollars more
and that to secure all this, they have q
bond worth, upon their own estimate only
Sl63,654
The other assertion that Staley's securi
ties are worth more than Kenney's--
which is not true, as we expect to show
might go to condemn former Board o
Commissioners, but it would not reliev,
the present one. Besides, the .presen
Board, left 1888 900 in the hands of Mr.
Kenney eight days after the expiration o
his term Of ofice--his bondsmen of cours,
being discharged-thereby showing tha
they considered Mr.. X. good enough 70
that amount of money without any secu
rity at all. H ts1 -a.5 Z.
:, We have no personal feeling in thi
matter whatever. We refer to it only t,
demonstrated the necessity Of electing tn
Democratic ticket this Fall.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-09-20

We heard of but one man who shouted for
the Abolition candidate for Governor, last
Saturday, and he was rebuked by modest
man, who suggested that be ought to go out
in the woods, where there we're no ladies--
Hancock Courier.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-09-20

VERMONT ELEoTIoS.-The election in Yer,
mont last week passed of quietly, the Re-
publican vote falling of many thousands now
that fraudulent army votes cannot be so ex-
sensiyely detail in. The Democrats gain three
members Of the legislature.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-09-20
M MATRIMONIAL.

T ADIEs AND GENTLEMEN: II you wish to
IL marry you do so by addressing me. / wnl
information, that will enable you to marry hspplly
and speedily irrespective Of age, wealth or beauty
This Information will cost you nothing and IL you
wish to marry, will eheerlully assist you All let
ters strictly confidential, The desired Information
sent by return mail, and reward asked Please i'm
close postage or stamped envelope, addressed to
yourself Address,
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' Greeupoinl,
mJsd3m Kings Co, New York.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-09-20

"D-S JOHNSON" is now the cry of many
of those who formerly declared the Admins
trstion is the Government" Are these fell
Iowa becoming disloyai2 Are they going bach
on the Goyernment2 a,-..
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-09-20

The Republican politicians tell us that it is
the negro soldier who saved the Union.
This is compliment to the white soldier
which he will appreciate.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-09-20

As soon as RmRn leaves the Democratic
party he becomes sadly "demoralized.p Who
would have believed that thesaintly G. Volney
Dorsey could have been seduced
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-09-20

Governor Anderson does nottake an active
part in the present political campaign. Like
Governor Tod, he thinks there is too muss
about the 'niggcr."
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-09-20

A country exchange speaks Of Gen. Cox
us "Genera Jacob Dodger Cox The name
is appropriate, as the General is doing a good
deal Of dOdgiRg nOw-a-days. 10