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AND ALL DIsEAsEs OF THE LUNGS.

I
VNHE results Of it, use Is proof Of it, great value
! y The eHraordpafy HEALING PkOPEHTIE ~ oil
this remedy are experienced ~ All these who have
used t 1hcr testimony will BE- found 10 a pamphlef
which can be had Of the Az nts where tn Medicine
aa-COUGus and COILS, however distressipr s,e
broNen up IN sn tnor d bic short uTue by caus M a
SPECIFIC influence the lungs so that the natteP and
phltgm are easily exgectoratea.
PAINS aud bOhENEsS Of tie Ga EST are quickly
eVedoy she irrlatod parts becoming hesed Corb
CHILLs aud HIGHr swGAr become imntalateiy check
ed, by the strength being restored The t0rpid liver
10 restored To action, he blood becuipts l,Irided
ALIENS LUNG BAJsAM contains no OPIUM IN
any firm II is perfectly harmless or tlo most doli
cate child
ooNsUMPTlyEs would do well to read his treatise
on deceased LunRs.
PHYSICIANS who have tailed to cure thor PATIENTS
should try this Medicine bsfore they Rive the ease M
hs We know very many valuable lives have been -aVed
by being pe-Autded TO give II a trial.
nR-BE bURE and get ALLtN's LUNG BAIsAM
and let no other article be palmOd upon you.
care aud With fine steel engraved LABEL Tearing IN
signature Of the proprstors. "
DO Mt RGET THAT
ALLFN'5 LUNG RALsAM toiu break up "a. g,o.t die.
tressiag CJtigh IN a Cs1 hOurs' time
Many cases Of CONSUMPTION, that we've oons,d.
cred lncufa6 e, have been cured here in this city
Call and get pamphlet, and read the rstnnrkah1s
cures, which Will convince you OF the great value Of
this Medieue. ' W
DON'T DGsPAIR because ali , ther remedies have
lsed' but Try the remedy aud you will be eceiy.
For sole by the Proprietors,
J. n. HARRIS A CO., Cincinnati Ohio
FRlCE-ONE DOLLAR PER BOTTL H. Md ty
M msdlelre Dealers throughout the city and country
FOR sale by DIV W stewart, James Abbey n ID
Germantown. ~ ~
IT Is A GOOD REMEDY-TRY 1T. "f
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EHOR sALE-400 acres Of land, siE miles south nj
G kenton, Hardin county, Ohio, lying on both sIdes
o. me Cincinnati and sandusky Railroad, ntar Hud.
The land lies rolling, and Is tmbsred with ash ma.
Pile, walnut cherry, lynn, hickory &e has thaee aood
springs OF water, a valuable water power on silver
Creek, twenty feet head, with rich creek bottoms
Only improvements, cabin with about fifteen asres
cleared The wood on the land II cut and hauled 10
tho railroad. wilpay for the laud ~
FOR terms and other particulars, apply 10 J. Il
Price, or W. " Marquis, belefontaine, b. s2idaw9i
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N r w r L r. M,
Ollie & MILLER

ATANTED-A FARM--A good practical fsrmey
w wants 10 rent or work on shares a farm con.
tanning from twenty-five to seventy hve acres OF land
or VIII RAISE tobacco, &C Any one having q farm 10
rent can iud good reliable man by applying M No
~ East Filih street, corner Of Commercial street,
Dayton, Ohio. laQ1diw
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-02-06

The Radicals, among the leading men
in the Republican party, may be divided
in two classes. The flrst-of whom there
are but few---are intellectual men, and are
represented by Wendell Phillips and
Horace Greeley. These men, assuming
that the negro is in every respect the equal
of the white man, adopt all tho conclu-
sions which flow from the erroneous and
pernicious premiss. Hence they contend
that the negro is entitled to the social and
political privileges of the white man, and
employ the war as just means of his
liberation from slavery. But we have
noticed in both these individuals. ever
since the bloody conflict began, a shrink
ing from its horrors, and an evident desile
for its termination. 1t has seemed as if
there was a conflict between their mental
and their moral attributes. That the in
tellect pointed to means from which the
heart recoiled. But the other, and the
larger class, are brutal malignants, such as
Wade, Chandler and Lane. They sustain
the war to crafty hatred, to feed revenge.
They sustain it because they love blood
shed. They sustain ii because their mean
and nauowminded bigotry can tolerate no
difference of opinion, and impels them to
exterminate all who do not agree with
them. ...
These classes have been brought dis
tinctly into public view since the negotia-
ton for peace began. To the honor of Mr..
Lineoh--a phrase that we have rarely
ever before had occasion to use in cOnnec-
ton with the present chief ruler-he seems
tn have identified himself with the better
class of his party, and repelled the Wade
and Chandler wing from his counsels.
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Farms for Sale,

FlNHE undersigned, residing IN Greenvne, o ofars
IL for sale valuable hrm Of 2aO acres OF land I3O
acres nndtr cultivation, lth q brick house, new bank
barn nearly completed large orchard and 10 pleas.
anly situated on the turnpike leading from GreenvlO
90 Piqua, "a miles east oi Gettysburg, Darke county
AlPo sixty acres Of Improved land within one mile of
Greenvle. T5Tms liberal
del4ws .|ft WILLIAM ALLEN.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-02-06

and we do not record il as a matter Of
news. The wonder about the thing s.
that Wilson should have made such a
confession.
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JoHN VENUS EsTATE

NOTICE is hereby given thai The underslened has
IN been duly appointed and qualiHedas mini strs-
tor on the estate Of John Venus, deceased. b --I Z.
November 20, 1864, HARVEY VHNIJH
nOV2e-waH
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There was an interesting passage at
arms in the U. s. Senate few days ago,
between those loyal and Republican wor-
thies - Wilson, Wade and Chandler.
Wilson said that Wade end Chandler
were as insolent as the shareholders used
to be, and even more coarse and vulgar.
Our readers all know such to be the fact
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-02-06

Abraham Lincoln, and the leading Re
publicans have been driven TO "compro-
mise" at last. No adjustment may have
been effected as yet; but they have been
driven to recognize the principle of COM
promise in the settlement Of national Diff
culties. This is just the place to say, that
the same spirit of "compromise" evinced
now, would, if manifested four years ago,
have averted the horrid warfare, which
will make the first Presidential term of
Abraham Lincoln, as long as history en-
dures, one of the most awful and heart
sickening periods in the calendar Of time.
.IHHr.I .H'I
fIIIA HfIIIH
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LOOK OUT FOR THE DRAFT!
RECRUITING AGENCY.

T. o. hfcHhLL- JOHN L.. nILLEn.
MITCHELL MILLER, Of Dayton, Montgomery
wi county, Ohio, offer their services as Recruit q
A gents for Township and Ward Committees TO fIr.
nlHh recruso MI The quota Of any sub district Ia the
Third Congreos,Onsl District OF OHIO. Con- e and SEQ
us Office on Third street, ono door west of the Po
Once, up stairs, room No.
ie2 MITCHELL MILLER
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DIED.

DIED.
EDMO Ds- On the 9th Of February, Litzie Anna,
daughter Of Mchnel and Edit1 Edmonda, aned one
year 80 zen months and one day
Flu eral will take place nom tho residence oi her
parents Third street two doors east Beckel street
op Tuesday, At nine O'Clock. Interment- W dland
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-02-06

LN0 BENT-rhs rooms at No 1O7 Main street, inc
II office Of the late Mayor. are for rent on ayoraIje
terms 70 permanent tenant. Applyto
Ja5ld5 THOMAS O. LOWE
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VALUABLE FARMING d TOBACCO LANES
GERMAN TOWNSHIP,
FOR SALE ON PARTITION

Samuel limerick and others, against Mary Emerlck
an others Case No 300. Superior Court
obedience 70 the order OF the Superior Court oI
montgomery equity, Ohio, made in the above
case, will offer al Pubic Auction on lHE pREnIsts
New-York daily tribune., 1865-09-15
DANIEL II. BrRDErr Auctioneel.
GOVERNMENT VESSELS AT AUCTION.
BURDETT. JONES & Co.
SELL
On MONDAY, sept ls, 1855,
NU Mo ' IN 'FTNs - -
At l2 o'clock, Noon,
T TEIE NANN.N ARD BROOKLYN

AT l2 O'clock Noon,
AT THE NAyY.lARD BROOKLYN,
BY order th. Navy Department, the fo!owinsn ~
Siae.wh..l steamer STATE OF GEORGIA-Lsnsth, 10
feet inches breadth q et depth Of hold 3 feet incnss
between decks feet inches; side lever ensne-dian.
Of cylinder Y inches stroke feet; tubular eoNs"
sie.w wheel s,esmer CEREs-Lens.h lcs feet inchssi
bresd,h q feet uchss depth fee, inches one beam %
gne diameter Of cylinder ~ inehes stroke feet inchss
one hu, and return tubular boiler; furnaces
Screw steamer GALAIIA-LenFth 98 feet Q ineaest
tween decks fee. inches doublc-scew ensns dsnessl
Of cylinder ~ inches stroke, ~ inches horizontal iuoa
Side wheel steamer DONEGAL GrOn)-Lensh. 200 sss!
r,sdh ~ feet depth of hold. 10 feet inches oe,~s
decA. feet inches beam sns; diameter OF cyAnaes
a. inches stroke II feet; return le boiler; tanscs
Side wheel steamer FORT TJACkSoN-Length ?.s iess
inches breadth 81 feet inch; depth OF hold II feet nenes
depth lower between decks feet ineh depth oi ~
between decks feet inches one beam engine diameter
cylinder 30 inches stroke feet boilers horzohs return
Screw steamer SWEET BRIAR-Leueth 100 feet, bresdta
2l feet inches depth OF hold 10 leet; one vertical aSse
on, nas and return tubular boiler, furnaces.
Propeller CLlNroN-Lensth si feet efsaa,h 10
der 6 ,ncte. stroke 10 inches ue boiler flIns
Side.w wheel steamer WANDo-Length, 20 feet orsaa a
20 feet depth OF hold IL feet inches diameter oi
5? inches; stroke feet; osesns engines two 'noan
siJs.vhesi serry.boa, COM HULL-Lengh, lJl issst
breadth 2s feet 10 inches; depth. II feet inclined ens"
diameter of cylinder % inches stroke siee, one ,sI s
side.whee fyrrybOa SHokok0N0,,Lsens'. s ,nehss: d.
in
anetsr OF cylinder ~ inches; stroke, fee'i beam
boiler. ...o,,, -, ,a- ,oo,. bresAth
% feet & inches depth. feet inches h..stA
screw steamer QuEENLength 1903 feet6 inches Z
inches diameter Of cylinder, q inches s,roSe u "'"
one vertical engine; one boiler with three furnaces =
Screw steamer DAYLlGHT-Leneth, l7S feet; oreso.n'
f,r inches; depth OF hold, IL ieet hight between
feet 10 inches; diameter OF cylinder. ~ inehe'' ''
inches. .u,.>cp, -, 40 s..,. breadth, -
feet inches depth f-et diameter OF cylinder, ~
.r,hs 30 inches engine boiler two utnsees
Screw tug CArALPALength. lOS feet inohe.' ,ndsr
., feet inches; depth feet inches diameter OF .s
"A inches stroke 30 inches vertical engine one
two furnaces Il. q. ,.., O inches,
Brig BOHIO-Length. loo feet bread'h' - ''ee'
Schooner KITTATINNY-Length, l29 es' bfesa'"'
feet; depth Of hold. IL feet 8 inches rn,,b III
Three mased schooner J. : CHAMbEhs--L., ~, sa,n.S
feet inches BREADTH 30 feet nces depth ~ et O
Schooner RACER-Length, lo3 feet ofeau'" - WV
inches; depth. 3 feet 6 inches IL. tho balance
TERMS-Twenty per cent on DAY o ,,xsd ,r from shs
yard. L. H. Dr.,
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gales bp Auttiom.
A UCTION NOTICE.
"A UNITED STATES SALE
STEAMERS SANTIAGO DE CUBA. CONNECTICUT,

STEAMERS SANTIAGO DE CUBA. CONNECTICUT
HUNTSVILLE, AND TUG GLANCE.
SAMUEL G. COOK, Auctoneer
On THURSDAY MORNING, Sept. 81 1875 at II o'clock,
AT ThE PHILADELPHIA EAVV-YARD.
win be Sold the account Of the United States Govern
ment: s.>,r,,,o r, c,,,.
Length 2 feet inches breadth IS feet inches depth Of
hold rs feet inchss has ono beam engne diameter OF
cylinder SO inches length Of stroae II feet brig rzged
Isl feet inches breadth 3S feet inches; depth OF hold ~
feet n inches has beam engine diameter OF cylinder "
inches length Of stroke, II feet; brig rig Sed , -,
I'he wooden screw steamer HUNfsVlLLE-LeEgh ~
fee. inches. BREADTH % feet inehs. depth Of hold II feet
81 inche. has vertical inverted cy lnder engns
ter Of cylinder, 50 inches; iengn oi sIo>'' ~ '"''
| schooner riseed. , 80, On g.. Al ,,.b.,
breadth II ,t depth of hold feet fcnesi ha
one condsnsina vertical engine diameter OF eyinosr' ~
inches; myth Of stroke, 20 inches. -, -. r. =,
Inventories at the Auction Ssors, No. Ia South Fron'
above Walnut ...t u, 5.,.
Tenn, ~ psr cent on day OF sae bslance within Ak Gays
when the vsssel must be removed from the Yard -.
~ Wv j. g. HULL. Commandant
New-York daily tribune., 1865-09-15
W. II. PARKHURsT, Capt. and c.
OFFICE CHIxP CoasissAaY op SUBsisrnSCE,
DKPARIAHar OF NORTH (AkoLINA

CEALED PROPOSALS Tin duplicate) will be
- received at this Office until 10 o'clock SATUR.
DAY. tho Goth inst for tho purchase OF 10 salous BOURBON
and 4875 gallon. RECrIfiED WHISKY now In store, at
Newb-rn, aud 500 gallons RECrlFlED WHISKY now IN
store ut Morehead City
Bds will be received for tho whole any part not less
than one barr.D OF each OF the sbove lots
The right to reject all bids IL reserved
Samples be seen by applying to Capt. w L. Palmer.
C. s. Newbefn, Capt o. " Chandler. c. s., at More
head City Successp bidders will bs required 10 the
Whisky before the 10Th day Of October Terms cash do
livery. IN Government funds.
Proposals will have copy Of this advertisement sttach-d
will be ndoed tho envelope Proposal. for the pls
chase of WHISKY" J. W. BARHl0ER
Captain and c. s. U. s. A. Chief q. s. Dept of N. c.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-09-15
DropcsaIs.
NAvr DxPARrsxsr. BrRaAu o. P.ovIsIoys

INRESH BEEF AND VEGETABLES
H. SEALED PROPOSALS. indor"d " Proposals for Fresh
R.f and will be received AZ this Bureau until
O'clock n on the 25tL day Of inst or the sup
py OF 600 pounds Of FRESH BEEF and ' pounds OF
EkESH VToETA BLES ~ tn. New-York Navy Yari sni
station "a REQUIRED The Beef and Vegetables lie Of
rood rusy .nd hs best the msrke, soId and each aice
proportions fore and hind quarters
Bonds with approved security viii be required IN one a
the Of the contract and twenty per cent In
addition will be w,h, from the amount Of each payment 10
BE- made as collateral security for the due perognace Of the
Contract which will on no account be paii until 1t fully
comnled with. . -, ~ ,... -.-
Every offer made mut be accompanied bys written guar
,nty ssned by one or more persons that the bid
der or bdder will II their bid be scceptsd enter into
an .tion within days. with good and socisnt
ties to Furnish tho articles proposed. r.f.T . :,
No viii be considered unless accompanied ey such
,uaratv and BY satisfactory evidence tia. the bidder
CURED by law. t
The reserves the right TO reject any PROPOSE
not considered advantageous TO the Government y
New-York daily tribune., 1865-09-15

OuARrxRxAsrga. .GgsxRALs OpUoI)
wAsnrSGIoS, d. G., August ~ 1865.
CLOSING SALES
GOVERNMENT HORSES AND MULES
VIII be sod at public sucop during the month Of SEP
TENDER to the highest bidder, at the time and plss~
named below W. NEw.YoRK.
New.York City. Tuesday Of each week 100 Horses sssA
NewYork City, Thursday Of each week. 200 MuIes ssaA
day. v,,.,
PHILADELPHIA Thursday of each week. 100 Horses each dsy
Philadelphia. Saturday September @ and Wedns.dsy ~
Of each w1 dsy Sp u ssSs aSfs ses
b-r ~ inclusivs lSO Mules each day.
H,ri,bars Tuesday Of each week $50 NJ Mus. each day.
Msuch Chunk, Thursday, September 300 Mules
Indiana Tuesday, September II. l5e Mules.
SIs.n.su5s ThI:dsy ssptss%IM,t M - pss NJ nss Houses
Altoona Thursday sePSiSSpDIIsaIN PSSDIaNs a i'' horse"
Iua.n,uo, September H. i5 Is u.s. s7 and 49, $50 Heus
Indianapolis September H. J. and 49, $50 Mules esch day.
c,..ro ssr,srber 9 49, IL a3 DO $50 Mules each d.y
Chicago September 4, 49, 20 %, 20 lo Horses sssA
day. ,.,y.nr
Wilmington Friday of each week; $50 Mules each day;
Wilmington Tuesday SSsWSfEsnY SsGh EsfY ' Horses e''A
Trenton Tuesday. September $, $50 Mules.
Trenton Tuesday SePEsISeT SPEaRyIhSD ,y DO Mus'
Baltimore. Thursday, September :. $50 Mules
Baltimore Thursday SSp}ssaSfsIR Mp}ssdfRI = 10" M's'
ST. Louis Thursday September and Tuesday and TssD
dsy of each week thereafter, 200 Mules each day.
KANSAS 49,
For, Leavenwortn commencing Tuesday. September y
continuing thereafter at such times a. the Depot oas
master may designate, 20cO Mules
GIESBOROUGH. D. C.
Tuesday and Thurday Of each week 100 horses each day.
No sales Of Mules will take place at
WASHINGTON, d. c.
The snins TO BE- sold in September are superior 70 ~
heretofore offered to the public Tbs maiory Of them are
sonnd end serviceable. NJ,
ria erp,eed this seyies Of sales al me Trt~ -
a. All a.<usere, Qf this last opportunity TO parcha"
Animals will be sold singly.
Sales 70 commence at 10 g. m.
A''A' '-'- " JAMES a. ExiN
pr., P,,asrG.nsral IN charge First Division Q NJ Go
New-York daily tribune., 1865-09-15
Copartnersbip Notiees.

NOTICE OF dissolution of LIMITED
IN PARTNERSHlP.-Th Limited Partnership Of WOOD
l. OilLEk, whereof ABEL WOOD, Jr, and HENRY G..
OHLEN are General PsrnsI., and MITCHELL N. PACK.
ARD aud DARWIN X. JAMES are Special Partners, doing
business In III. City Of New York IL DISSOLVED this day
by mutual conssn,-Nsw- York, Sept 0, l8fa
ABEL WOOD IT,,
HENRY &. OHLEN,
MITCHELL N. PACKARD,
DARWIN X. JAMES.
The undersigned viii continue business - COMMISSION
MERCHANTS at No. 100 Maiden lane, under ths nrmnsme
OF ABEL WOOD, jr, the Special Partners having con-
butsd twenty thousand dolar Ia cash the
stoct and said Special Psrnsrsp TO terminate Sept I5
lBo1.-hcw YORK; Sept. Is. 1865.
sS$a3S aSI3S# aIS#SER %Rqg ( y.$As .$$AAssxAnD r'"'
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Biationerp ano 1anrp @ooos.


NOCHRANEs GLASS INKSTAND MANU-.
" FACTORY, No. III Wiliam-si, T.. f-Ah kinds OF
Cu. Pressed and Plain 0as, Inks,snds sponge Taper
Weights and Library Inkstin In Oak Epony aa " I
Also Cochranes Improved Air Tight and TheFnon"tet ihA
stands II the lowest Manufacturer price" l. s-otds'
for export promptly attended "
New-York daily tribune., 1865-09-15
u. S. NAvY.YARD. PoRrssoUrH, n: r.:
CoxxAsDANT's oyIIox. sept Z, 1909.

|T,HE u, S. steamers DAWN and .MONiI.
l. CELLO and tho schooner r. A. WARD, will be sod d. ~
pabc auction, MONDAY. Sept 2 iSoo at IL eiocA' '
this yard.
The DAWN steamer with two ms,' scho1nsi
stroke Of ,on 30 inches Registered dimensions per new
Tunpsee l.w-lengh I52 feet; BREADTH 2SS7 feet depth
96I feet a., A.. -.
The MONTICELLO IL screw steamer with two mas,,'
choe ucr sred one vertical engine diameter OF cylinder,
!. stroke of piston ~ innbes Reg dimensions
psr new unnsxe Lsw-leng 30 feet breadth 27so feet
depth, l73S feet -, <,, .,.,...s
f- schooner r. WARD is OF the following Ies,f,so N ,
soDs per new Tnnnase Law; Length, lllJ' leet
breadth, "a. .l6 feet; depth, $50 feet.
E.rh ~ ths vessel, n well found and will be sold as she
now stands with rgsing Sails boats cables snchois furn
turs &C. =, -, ,., 80,
n. seen a this NavyYafd and will be exhibited Oh the day o.
sse Five per cenum Of the parchase money must ot pso
the dsy aud the remainder before tie
meved from the Nayy.Yad which must be done within SIX
days after the dste Of sale. T. bAlLEi Comn.ahuene
New-York daily tribune., 1865-09-15
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Caroina: An Appeal TO Cornelsieu,; Confscation-Mr
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of North Carolina; Andrew Johason Dana; Times Changes
Nemesis Editorial Paragraphs.
Nrws SuxnART-Milary Naval: News from Washington
The Cult States. Tennessee aud Kentucky; The Western
States; The Pacific Coast Political domestic Miscellany
FoKEIoS Nkws-Europei Mexico; south Anenca Central
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THH TRIAL OF WIKz-InteIesng Particulars of the Evi-
FEox FLoRIpALet etter from Our Special Correspondent
& .ye, 1y csns m oSsl kame amer he the T
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