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ADVERTISING RATEs.
aJuttls and Sarouns.
@ oDwIN III OU 9 E

q OOD WIN F 0USE
Formerly swaynle Housej
FIRST STREET, EAST Oh CANAL BASIN,
DAY TON. OHIO
m
Il HE UNDERSIGNED, HAVING RE-
Gently leased the above named House for term oi
years, will be ready 20 accommodate the travelling
public on and after January l. laB. The House
has been thoroughly ronOYated, with all the mod.
ern Improvements to make IL a comfortable Hotei
The rooms are all newly furnished. No pains will
spared % make the guests Of the Goodwin comfort
able, and feel themselves ut home There is
nccted with the House good Stable,
s f..,.-a . John GOODWIN,
Janll-dawu Proprietor.
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From Rev j. Newton Brown. ID. ID. Editor Of the
Encyclopedia of eligious knowledge and Chris
tian Chronicle, philadelphia. 81 ,
Although not disposed TO favor or recommend
Patent Medicines in general, through distrust Of
their ingredients and effects, yet know Of no sur
6cient reasons why aman may not TESTIFY 20 % the
heneits he believes himself 10 have received from
snv simple preparation, in the hope that he may
thus contribute TO the benefit of others. - -
do this the more readily In regard TO Hoonand's
German Bitters prepared by DIR. q. NJ Jack son, OF
this city because was prejudced against them for
| many Years, under the Impression that they were
chiefly an alcoholic mixture am Indebted 10 my
| friend Robt shoemaker, Esq, for the removal Of
this prejudice by proper tests and ior encourage;
Hong continued debility. The use of three bottle.
| of these Bitters at the beginning Of the present
year was followed by evident relief and restora'
lion 10 degree Of bodily and mental yigor which
Ihad not felt for six months before, and had aimos
despaired Of regaining. 1 therefore thank God
and my friend for directing me 10 the use of them
| J. NEWTON BROWN, philadelphia,
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From Rev D. Merrige, Pastor of the Passyunk
Church, Philadelphia.

From Rev. ID. MerrIBe, PhstOr OF INC FAssyuHh
Church, Philadelphia.
From the many respectable Recommendations
given 10 DIR Hoohand's German Bitters. was IN.
dueed 10 give them trial After using several
battles found them 10 be a good remedy for de
'e,'' u. MERRIGE.a II
Vincentown and Millville IN JJ Baptist Churches
Philadelphia. t.-.-s,ra-,ru
Having used in my family number Of bottles OF
your Hoohand's German Bitters, | have TO say tnat
I regard them as an excellent medicine specially
adapted to remove the diseases they arc recon-
mended for They strengthen and invigorate the
system when debilitated, and arc usernl IN uisqr-
ders of the liver loss of appetite, &c have also
recommended them TO several Of my friends, who
have tried them, and found them greatly Deheheial
in The restoration of health. louTS, truly,
VIM SMITH. 960 Hutchinson street.
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The accounts and business Of the above nrm will
b. settled and continued by ,u,,o,,,
Dayton, o., Feb. q, 1893. mari-atd
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o
READ W no SAYS 80.

From the Rev Levi G. Beck, Pastor OF the baptist
Church Pemberton N. j. formerly of the North
Baptist Church, Philadelphia at pseSont Pastor
of the Baptist Church, Chester Pa
have known Hoo1and's German Bitters favor
ably for a number Of years have used them IN my
own family and have been so pleased WIN their
effects that I was induced to recommend them 20
many others, and know that they have operated IN
a strikingly beneficial manner. ltake great pleas
ure in thus publicly proclaiming this nt and call
ing the attention OF those afflicted with the dis.
Ritters knowing from experience that my recon.
mendation will be sustained, do this more cheer.
fully as Hoohands Bitters is Intended TO benent
the AFFLICTED and is mot u rum drink" ,,,,,,,
Yours truly LEVI G. BECK.
From Rev, W. ID. seigfried Pastor OF Twelfth
Baptist Church, Philadelphia.
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HV0FLAND'S GEaMAN HIrTEHs
WIN cure every case OF
CHRONIC OR NERVOUS DEBILITY
AND DISEASES OF THE KIDNEYS.

OIG SO0 = ,
AND DISEASES OF THE KIDNEYS.
Observe tho following symptoms resulting from
disorders of the digestive organs; i
Constipation. Inward Piles Fulness OF Blood 70
the Head Acdity of the stomach, Nausea Heart
burn Disgust for Food, Fuluess or Weight In the
stomach Sour Eructions, Sinking or Flnuering
at the PIT of the Stomach, Swimming OF the Head
Hurried and difficult Breathing, Fluttering at tne
Heart Choking or Sufocating Sensations when IN
a lying posture, Dimness of Vision Dots or We1s
before the Sight, Fever and Dull Pain IN the hen
and Eyes Pain in the Side, Back, Chest, Limbs
Sc Sudden fiushes of Heat Burning in the Flesh,
Constant imaginings of Evil, and great depression
of Spirits. ,
That this Bitters is not Alcoholic, contains no Rum
Rest Tome in the World.
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MONTGOMERY HOUSE,
kAsT TuUun S,rEREET

EAST 1BHhO aTHEEFp
.. DAYTON - .rr
Captain E. e. BETTER, Proprietor
Late of the Western House, Springfield, o.
Thoroughly reiltted and renovated throughout and
Is now one Of the hest Hotels in this city.
EaS- omnibuses 10 and from all Trains -esS4
mar 9-tf
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CITY COH1MERCIAL REPORT,
THupmAY. Feb. "a P. l

Asm-Receipts, 10 pkga The demand was moderate
~ previous ngurea Pearl continues outcf stock.
BRzApsruySs-Reosipt@ ,2S2 bbIa hour, asl do. and
22l0 bags maai go bushss wheat $50 do corn,
$500 DO oats, Sss do rya Good to choice qualities
Of State and Western -four were in vey active demand
and prices ruled dscdsdy IN sollsrs favor closing Arm
at an advance Of 1Sc. 2Sc. per bbi Medium grades
also In demand but prices though some consdera
bly, hrmer were not noticeably higher. Inferior 70
common grades Of unsound dun and declining The
niles embraced nearly IL 900 bbs a our revised quota
tions annexed. Southern -four was very nrm, with .
good demand The sales were 600 bbla Canada -four
was somewhat more active, and prices had an upward
tendency closing arm ct slight improvement ~ shown
by suboned quotations The sales about $50 bba
Rye flour inactive and dropping, with further sales
Of 300 bbls at quotations. Corn meal quiet and
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demanded In ali cnses except Tor tha urder GRADES
which offered 1t slight concessions Is the inquiry
Tor this description continues very moderate Prices
however, were nomnaly uualtered in the shsance ~
transactions :
FRt1oHIs were decidedly dull and rates were sim IN
mvor OF the shipper The engagements wcre:--Il 900
bushels corn, 70 Liverpool at sgd 30 900 do last even.
Ing 81 6kd, and 100 bales cotton ct "a Per steamer
600 bales cotton ~ "a v -
MoIAssss was quiet nominalIy We heard Of NO sales
except very small lots for consumption at 600 81 Is
TOT new Oncans and &c . 76c for Porto Rico -7
Fn1vn1oNs --keceiptA 160 bbA p0gh a do beef 62e
pkga cut meets l23 pkga lard and 10 kcRs lard Th~
PORK market "a: somewhat heavy thoogh fitr demand
prevailed and full prices realized New sg cosod
u $40 70 regular and old closed q $40 cas The
sales for prosent delivery were $500 bba It 12o 70
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Tno market Tor wheat was rather moro active but at
irregular and lower prices closing nominaIy 1c &C. In
buyers favor with sales OF about a. 900 bushels at 81 rs
amber Milwaukee. Corn was inactive, and prices con-
tinued to decline and closed nominally L. lower The
sales about 80 900 bushels at TIC roc for unsound
60c &c. for sound and Sic. Sac for yellow The
transactions In oats 10 fair extent and prices
ruled tribe higher, closing at Ale 46c for unsound,
SIC . 53Xc. for Pennsylvania and Jersey Rye cop.
tnued in demand and further sales Of 1900 bushels
Western were reported but the price did not learn
Malt was dull, heavy and entirely nominal Barley
neglected but no decided change In prices notice
able. lh s@.f
C0rTox.-The steamers advices were considered unfa
vorable and holders manifested considerable degree Of
anxiety TO realize. Buyers operated with considerable
caution, and tho transactions were comparatively small
downward tendency. The sales about 100 bales
ia mt ~ TT
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70 eeasss Of aIl ooses anA henorably discharged s.
oou q ~ Hrmy ard navy. End Of suoh civilians -
~ have hen o. sminsnt Ssrvos 70 the govsrnmen<
oFui0 q nayy during ~ war, who may b. nominated
81 bsooo oSnddatss and b. elected By The chapts -
tos oea1 In the mannor prescribed By the oonstutien
Adopted b. the acting comnandsry in-chief.
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according 70 Mr. yoseph pixon's observations n Jeey
CITY, the maximum barometer was % inohee e -
Level These ohssrvaons appear show that the wave
Of cold and pressure va propagated from he norm o.
northeast But In The oboenoe OF sufciens data these
conjsosurss are not of much value At Albany the ba-
rometer was below ser0 for sixty consecutive hours
Papers on various other scientific subjects were read,
after which tho meeting adjourned
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DEATH OF m. KnAnNuYs
Thomas Ksssusy, the man who wss hnocksd down and
run over ~ the corner q Elm and Pearl ssrsss - MOO
day afsssnocn By esr No Of the Bssoksp $1,000 80
Fulton ferry lns, died yesterday In The New Yor Hoe
pisal Coroner Collin held inqucss a ~ body whsa
n sppsas~d from Ne testimony ssksn thas nssry Dolss
dFvsr q The or q the Tine Of The accident W. esns 4
apsA RIA which sssnsd 70 b highly necessary, 4
order V rsacA ths sssp up gds beyond me eonpaav
formerly hsd n extra hoss u shss point 70 asuaa d
drawing hs hs ILL., bot Do not now In shs eSnsea
Of John Cole condsctor Of NE css nssman would ~
Of more service n Inst point than extra horss Henry
Dcls driver Of TIE or ase tssts6 thss IN his opSnloa
was necssnay - have 0aGman u The Of Psad
srd Elm srests The nee bsing HbmItasd 70 ne jury,
they found verdics follcwp:That Thomas Ksarnsy
sne deceased, came 70 his death By being accidentally
un over ~ oar No Of Ne Blsecksr Street and Fulton
teuy RAILROAD, end ~ exonsFn1s The driver from 4.
blame n The natter end We think thai ne Company
70 navs nnenan o. IN exta hoess a thas locality
yesn q Ass - native Of Ireland
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s-oceas ~ tAs a~a- Onsra Trouna-
Names AZ che Arss.ss-Cuha ana che
French Hxhfbatie- An lseY. a..
Tbs ste.rnsh,n Faaie Ont ravrsuoe from Havana On
the A ina arrived Il this port yensrdav We ~ IN
dsbse N the curtasv Of Purssr Mathews for uropt d.
livery az our ols. and despatcbes.
an, u.v.v. co,,vspoxrrxrv ~
~. <ooH 49, ~ So-". :. N'~'-- 49,. -.
HAVANA, teo ., 1oo0.
rns orrnA
m. .,..s,. v.u,a 1900. a. a. A tav us,sI bour
oftwslve O'Clock. Local Havana news u scarce M
orsus opera company has 90 fAr met with decided
Co. IN tne TWO representations soauy s'01' su' ~.
prospect Of triumphant and profitable season v most
attertus n would appear that tho change from TIE
ruds vss,v r,,r,.ss y =. sor, a. ths bs,mv stmcs
u1' "n"y oi"aso VI ING Nots" " '.e S-s 49,
phere OF Cuba has produced the most bensnoA enecs
upon the voices or ali the snpera Next "Wednesday The
public sxpscts Nth snri.sv ths omar or o5so q psa.
1919 wi'n -n.''.s 'ns oPe.s - =
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70 Drsoolls psos 70 iodss over Night whsa Dsoo per
sua1sd IN = lssvs III nonsy With him IT, safe k6
Ing ~ ~ nsxt morning, Whsn he would return - 9.
making . 1oman1 ~ II money Purdy was ooo1v told
By he acc1nsd that he bad nons Of h6 MONEY ~ de-
cIlned making rcstitutiou- Drscol - hele o. hn oo-
plaint 70 await a examination before Justice Hoga4
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Court OF Oyer and Terminer.
Before Judge @. q. Barnard

Before Judge O. g. Barnard
IN Ellis Honor took bis ssas on The bench At
eleven O'Clock.
THE ALLEGED LIBEL UPON Nh. A. r. STEWART.
The ofnoer OF the court called Richard I. Col
burn (of the Tri6sms) against whom the Grand Jury
have found bill Of indictment, charging him with
haylng written IN the ksssosri Rpsbican libel upon
Mr. A. = Stewart. W.
Mr. sedswsck said Mr. 0orDs;n, for whom he appeared,
vas g have besn here ~ eleven O'clock. 10 pleaded
ssverai prisoners wsre then arraisned upon c6r Of
murder burglary robbery from the person, forgery, 10
49,, 49,. -. =. oHAsols OF Lxl0nr. ". 2
house and stolen coat was sent . the state Prison for
ing q snatch purse from lady In Fith avenue were
sont 70 the House Of Refuge for nve years each.
Hallway We ss sent . oa os : ss Iss o.: ssd *
) S:ss:s ssnes rs: Who PLEADED guilty. 4 -.
asar p s.uly pleaded gs.'.y e charge q ps..y
en- months and ordered % pay . nns Of 500 n
srBALrNG WATCH.
John Cassidy was charged VITA stealing watch ftom
IS D; = IL ~ oss e S s:
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sins and, ssslnsshe watch dFop ion fhs psiscsSr
y 80 !. 81 -: r: e. ss. ~ ~. ': ss
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James aePhenscn We Indicted for IN atempt = bsrg
penny, Canal sss:t rhsjsy found the prisoass ssiis
,osrAmrss xosze vxD.. PALS. r.srmcss.
and ires noaSs s obsssn money unaSs f Sls
tsncoa ~ - sFt.le. NJ cosy
49,. ,.,,,, -, . sysos. AK. . -.
larry, sent 70 the State Prison Cor three Year, snd
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Do do. seth g., near ~. A 1hex1oo.. lSso
Do do ClAason sv., Broekiyn. Sox1oo. AGO.
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National military ORDER q shs ksysa L..
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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-02-09

Sales OF Real Estate.
THE EsrArE OF LANBEKT sUyDAM.
4 }. Beecker, Son Co. made the following sales Of
real cstate 1t auction February a.
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81
- PAnffns AnnneTnD AID LOOKED W.
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bsru.an who - gained ssosss " Ne dwelling oS n
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ksys dsbsrase1 - ay 70 The prsnisss asr securing
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Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1866-09-22
The New York Times.

This paper, edited by HENRY }.
RAYMOND, a republican member Of
Congress, occasionally puts in some
sockdolagors against the Radicals,
The neutrality-suspicious. sUung
along together in last Mondays Is
sue of the Times:
Progress, with the abolition lead
crs means, first, emancipation; next,
suffrage; and finally, amalgamation;
The first step cost more blood and
treasure than any nation ever shed
and expended in any one war.
While the struggle for suffrage and
amalgamation is progrcssinS the
cmancipatcd negro will pcrisE,
FAIR PLAY.-Was it frank, far
or manly to ask the Southern states
10 ratify the constitutional amend
mcnts abolishing slavery, il We IN
tended, after they accepted that
condition, to keep them out OF tho
Union? s2r ~ -
The GnvERNNEHT AND UNIoN&-
The people devoted three thousand
millions of dollars, and halfa million
of lives 10 keep States in the Union,
Congress has CONSUMED eightmonths
and other millions to keep such
States ont of tlie-Union.
WnY2-Why; if VIC arctic remain
enemies, did VIC stop the war z.
While our armies wcrc IN The tlcld
we could have completed the sub
iuration of the Soath.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1866-09-22
The Philadelphia Radical Con.
VentiOn. "a

PHILADELPHIA, Sept. 4.---Tbc
Governors and other pr0minont
Radicals, met at the League House
10 consider political matters. Re
porters were exelndcd, but it has
transpired that If the Southern Con
vention adopted a negro suffrage
pIatform, Northern members would
not endorse it. although they favor
ed it personally, bccansc the scIti-
ment Of their States was vet 70 be
heard upon this point; and, there
fore, to avoid complication, and in
view Of heexegcncies of the polit-
zeal campaign. the Northern Con
vention world not be regularly con =
vened hereafter.
PHmABELFHlA. Sept. 4.-Ex-At-
t0rney General James Speed was
nominated ChanInan q the Con
venii5n. The announcement was
recsi~cd With sQplause
The Committee On Cfedentiais re-
tcricd tbe Honber of delegates IS
prcssrte1 from the South Is fol-
l1r~z
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1866-09-22
TELEGRAPHIC.

WASHINGTON, Sept. "A majori-
ty of the Republican, National Com
mittee. appointed by the Conven-
ton which nominated Lincoln at
Baltimore in 1864, met at PhilaN-
phia Yesterday and passed a resoA
ton expclling Henry J. Raymond
the chairman; N. ID Sperry, the
Secretary; and George r. Sentor,
for alleged abandonment Of the
principles ofthe party
A. minority of the Committee,
composed .of Raymond, sPerry,
Cuthbert Bullitt and others, met
at the Astor Hoase IN New York
city, but adjourned on account ol
the few lncnbegs present
Tho Executive Commivee will
ix a day for another meeting. Ray
snond has about slO.000Ofthe fund
and all the papers of the committee
which he retains for the present.
WAsHIS6ToN. D. G.. Aug. 6.-Maj
Gen. John Il. Wool has written :
letter. stating that be viii attenC
the Soldiers ConveniioFf at Cleve
land and aid The cause in behalf o
Which It Is called. The Genera
savsi We have fallen into evil times
with indications Of another eivi
var should Il take place IL woul'
fbe more terrible than the one from
which we have just emerged, for
would rand ths country into frag
menis. never % be sEsin united, ex
cspt under q military dietstor>
vrr Yrsx Ss7t 6--ITTasi
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y. McGAFFEY, Chairman.
J. +. McMURRY, Secretary.

Ex-Gov. Pease f this State was
in attendance on the Philadelphia
Radical Convention, and was urged
as permanentchairman ofthat body,
by those who favored unqualified
negro suffrage. This -eomports
strangely with his frequent declara-
tions on the subject ofnegro suffrage
during the late canvass in this State.
The entire delegation Of the Cotton
States were in favor Of this measure.
Telegraph.
A radical editor says that Col
Forney is a "noble type Of public
mel" The Louisville Journal says
be Is Of the type known to printers
a the minion."
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1866-09-22

The following important amend
ment to the stamp law was mado
bv the last Congress:
Tha. in all cases. where the par
tics have not affixed the stamp re-
suircd BIZ law. un7n any instument,
made. signed cr i5sacd- at t''af
wlca and n u ri4rs ebers no c9'trr-
f5ea diefsf-- 7r..s e-flaiisbe9. il shall
be lawfal f. im or them, or ANY
partv having "a interest therein,
10 affix the prpT-r stamp thereto
or. orig.nai sa .4s' - a copy there
Of: and the if--rument OF copy. 10
which the proper stamp has thus
been AFFIXED. prior to the first day Of
January 1851 and the record there
OF shall be valid to all intents and
purposes, a. il stamped BY the COL
iectOr in the raznncr hereinlrfors
proTidcd.