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More Negro Suilrage! Put Yhem
on the HccOrd.

ON the 22d day of August Hon } "A, GAR
FIELD, now a member OF Congress from this
State and a candidate for recollection, made
a speech at Toledo IN AsHLEYs District, in
which we find the following, taken from
the Commercial of last saturday.
Well; how, fellow tltlzcns there has been
much prejudice in the minds Of many
against the colored men Of the colntry, |
say that every man, whatever bG his color
shall have the rightlto tho proceeds of his
labor, [hereia voice repRtrd seVcrul times,
"alid his baDot,Nl hndlI idISe With that
gentlcmnitl over there, and Fight 20 tho
ballot. d {Loudvapplause, 1 belieVc that We
shall never be right inthis country until
| we declare that eUery SON of lnan of proper
age, and not convicted of crime. shall have
AN equai mice In saying who shall rule him.
| Applause. HH HY 't1iIH
The great argument that MIR. Johnson
and his supporters hre making now is, that
| IL Is against the fundamental principles OF
our Government that there shall be tax
alton without representation, and therefore
they say, let the ten States bc represented
| Then why do you refuse approximation Ia
| four millions of ncgroesp You and youi
party deny their right 10 representation
but claim your right to tax them to the
very uttermost. Loud applause.l
But, fellow citizens, the colored mani,
| skin In this country must not be taken ~
the measure of his rights. ! had ten thou.
sand times rather take by the hand black
man who Is loyal thhn thciwhitcst skinned
man on earth who " n traitor 10 my
country. Loud applausc.l II Is tile cdt6,
IQf the hGdrt and not ~ Me skin that Repub
licans should look at; Il, u.s. the purity o
life. it Is the loyalty aud not the color tina
makes up citiztilshlp III tliis coiintry T..
There it ls s.ior"youl The color ofm 9TH,
the heart and not OF the skinl That
IeXactly what we object toi ~ these Radicals
Their Rims are white, bnt their hearls-
II well, Wi'lf bass Chat pycrl
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Genoral Ward,s Aeceptanoe.

The foIlowing correspondence explains
90 HAMILTON, ONO, August 2s, 1866,
GENERAL DuRpIN WARD--iSir: | have
the honor 90 inform you that you were
nominated by reclamation, for Congress,
by "A Convention of the Democracy of tho
Third Congressional District, held In Ham
ilton, this day. Y'
| have the honor also TO transmit 10 you
a copy of the resolutions passed nnani-
mously by that body 70"
IN the hope that the action Of theiCon-
vention will meet with your concurrence,
| remain, Your friend. &C., $500
GRANVILLE w. STOKES,
.HI. President Convention.
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DAYTON, ONO, August 20, 1865.

HoN.G. w. SroREs-Dedr Sir:i have
the honor to acknowledge the receipt of
yours of yesterday (receiyed Mt this place
ON my way homel rendering me the Dem
oeratic nomination In this District Tor kep-
resentatiye In Congress. For this mark of
confidence am deeply grateful. The reso-
lutions your convention adopted, meet my
hearty approval aud concurrence.
have also received a communication from
Hon, l.. ID. Campbell and others, on behalf
of those who voted for Lincoln aud John
son In 1864, and who now sustain the Pres
ident's restoration policy, requesting me to
be a candidate In the Third District.
The candidacy so offered cordially ac-
cept | am, sir, yours, very respectfully
DuRRIN WARD.
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The Nomination Of General DurbIn
Ward Correspondence with the
COnseryntiyC Union Men, -
The follow qofrcspendeti,e wlll n rod
with lntcrc$f a
IhMuroN,N. Aagust 2s, isO0..
GMmkL DuiuuN WARp-- Sir. The un.
hcrslgncd, on bchalfof those who supported
Lincoln and Johnson In 1854, aud who now
sustain the Presidcnts restoration policy
and the principles declared by the Nation-
Rl Untni nitonvcnti,nG lately held at PhiR-
tlclphltL recognizing IN you one who nuliy
perllod his lfa la slafullses nf the Republic
during the late struggle for it, unity. and
having ntlt faith IN y0lu linhgaity mud ca
lacity respectfully request YOU to be "A
candidate ~ represent, the Third Congres-
sional ! )lstfitt 10 the neNt Cdtgtessof The
United States, Respectfully,
-. u. Davis, iiII'T " blackburn.
W. u. Van liuok satnl. L. 'IummC dies
Jas, - Minikini & krnsinetif IifA p.
~ Nandcvcro, A. D. Hume
ID " Sanders Ii.Hi n u Ninof y
lcMis y Campholl Charles fronnseli
a. A. fON, f' .INI a W. Teitch fH
lC. \ smith, Sr.. Unl Levi preldcnstVin
~. Wilson, tl" o. H ~ W iiHrptf
A. j. l.atultcaHN a. N Amstlcn
A. G.. Campbell fN
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Wood Proposals,

AUDfroRb OPFIeE, MoNTG6n KRY Co. q. Z
DAYTON, August 70, 1sGG
SEALED proposals win be received until noon.
- Monday, september 5 1865 20 supply the COun.
~ with one hundred and fifty cords of good HieI
oYy, sugar and Beech Wood Proposals 10 he ieit
ht the AUDITORS Onlce. The commissioners ~.
copt the right To reject any all bids shonld thew
deem proper. j W DIETRit,u
au2ldswtt Auditor Montgomery County, o.
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alfw Adrtrtistmfnts.
Notice to Bridge Builders.


: NU, UNI
DAYTON, August 20, 1850
GEALED proposals ror the construction Of
~ bridge over the Miami River DAYTON, below
the y II, \ ID. Railroad Bridge will be received
~ this ONCE, until noon, twelve O'Clock ) satur.
day, september 3, 1865, p"
Plans asd specifications are on Ale At this ONCE
The commissioners reserve the right TO reject any
or All bids, u they see proper SO 70 do +
. PERSONS having subscribed money toward the
building Of the Aforesaid Bridge are reaues ted To
phy the same over 10 the person authorized 20 ro-
ceive u. without DELAY. j. w. DiETRfCu
auaidawtt Auditor Montgomery County, q.
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tY"The nomination of General WARD is
received with unanlmity and enthusiasm
by the Conservative men Of all parties.
We predict campaign fnll Of the old fire
and the redemption of the Third District. o'
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Removal.
DAYTON PAVILION /!

~ yon want something 10 refresh you, call at
i DECkELLMAN Nbips Pavilion, on JonrTsO
strat, opposite the fOstohioe, where all kinds
Hureshnicnts IN season, are served up In the 10
style, Tie keeps creams Of all the rayOred navors
led water, Mineral Water, &c, ilalso, all Kinds Of
nice Cakes French and common Candles m large
variety MI kinds of Fruit IN season, both Foreign
and Domestic paper -eheiled Almonds, English
Walnuts Paim-nnts, Fibeffs, Ground nuts &r
with large variety OF other articles In his line OF
business. Having an experlence of twenty nY 3
year, In the hnsncss, he hopes " be able 10 ilpk
an who may fayor him with their custom
halls, Wedding Parties, aud Pie-nics supplied
Win every ything inhis line OF business, on terms
( Rememher'-ea -ea jefferson st., opposite theP
JuibdTuTh&su v. Y. .DECkELLMAYER
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tT-That sterling Democratic paper, the
Fond du Lac Press. thus speaks of Mr.,
NNLLANDiGuAM IN connection with tie
Philadelphia Convention! .,,.
Let not tho enemies aud betTpyers Of
NallnndighAm imagine for amoment they
have Injured his reputation, or lowered him
even la the smallest possible degree In the
estimation of the people. To-day he Is the
guiding star of The Northern Democracy,
aud if any aspiring Representative of the
DoolittIe aud Randall policy should venture
90 contest an election with him, he would
be swept so far into oblivion. that he would
be unable 10 decide whether he had ever
been candidate or not When the Phila-
delphla Convention shall have passed into
oblivion, and It's horde of small Drained
politicians, who sacrificed everything 10
policy, DO utterly forgotten. Vallandig-
liam will live In history; and like FOme
grand, imperishable old column, will awe
and imprcss the beholder, by the majesty
OF tile nepOries which clusteraround him,
with a ieeliGg Of reyerent admiration for
the shadowy tradition of his LOFTY el0Quence
aud patflOusm. ..I. l.. fi ... HIIII|Y.
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"PItlabIe, but True. /"

80, ,t1 /Nf,as\ \ pou,,biican
Inc opr'"Rneu Np''''s' "VP'p''N'"'
(had') III ah hrt'eie o'' '''e 'ss"'s " w p''
sehted 10 tne Peol'' VI Wv "pp''''''''s W. S
campaign says g., .,.- -.,..,-.,.
nAn9InSr lSSuu, lIo' nut SnrSard II % I"tio
tn1es @y yRaYporabie to IT, may nay be stated in this
way: Congress did not dare TO make the
true issue just yet; but re7eiect the mem
9ers a Sse Stote u 'I sbS, 'v retrn mr. To-" 10 tbe IoD
nntiI i' IL has given suffrage to the negro.
This may be called the inferential or im-
piled issue, 70 be used 70 tue iall elections
III nus oS'I'o In distric,s % "nnosed 10 e1nal sni,
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tg-scprNk's appreciation Of what VA.

EB-ScrtNK's Appreciation OF what was
once called a'n'popnlar Government,"n, was
eminently manifested Ia the attempt to
force NEqRp SUFFRAGE on the people ofthe
District of Columbh, at the urgent request
of just gfty-s6UeR votes, and IN defiance Of
the stern opposition of about SEV EN
THOUSAND Of the people. He is In favor
OF the same radicalism here in Ohio, here
IA his own district, so called" but has not
the manly oandor to declare II openly. Is
there doubt of fitl.. u t,.a.t. ,...t..a.
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MAYORS PROCLAMATION
TO THE PROPERTY OWNERS or TnE
CITY of DAYTON.
MAYORS OFFICE,
DAYTON, Augusta. 1860


There being frequent com plants made tonne hy
ehzehs of Dayton, that certain lth and nuisaneCs
exist antl are created by quantities OF vegetable
mhtter being thrown into the alleys and publ
suteiso ol The city and also that prvos lmyc IN ses
cral instances become very offensive aud nis aut
ally nuisances In the neighborhood where they az
l9caiedj also that hog-pens IN many instances NJ
con planned of rs being very offensive; also nui-
banees arising hom waste water IN CUTTERS and
sagpant p0plspn vncnnt lots, ALI which. com.
plant sustained by proper evidence punishable
| by heavy line and costs of suit r.
Notice is therefore, hereby given, that all prr-
sons hereafter complained oi. for causing or per
hitting nuisnnces, As above mentioned to exist On
about their premises, AFTER this notice has been
published ten days, will he dealt with In strict ne
uoriance with the ordinances ol The city In roler-
u is hoped and 4 NI,dcted that all good eitisensot
| Dnyt0n-kpowing, as we do, tlint malignant and
IiHicctious diseases are surrounding US, and have
been pronounced epilemic in our neighboring city
OF Cmoinnati-will require no further notice or
enforcement of the law but will SEQ that every
thing IL ut once put In good, clean and healthy
edndition around aud abuut their premises u, 7
JONATHAN KENNY.
hulhdlO Mayor of Dayton
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Lfor Sale.
For sale--Rare c,hanco.

4 OFFER for sale, my two story I,rjet orace,,,
p building aud Frame Building attached tc
Fethef win my stock Of Gnceries aud IJai,ors +.
anu ny traine reed orr and stock of fce sit
na.oa on thecornerof Ncuia Avenue and Qnitman
lhls ~ hkNh oukNOE for safe and proatAblc
invos ment either m "A specuihiion ~ t,,, a,s,,
paney and trade For further particmlAm apply
on the premises TO "il"'
ausSdir ANDREW iIABERER.
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EH-The'd Desperate mbo muraefed Capt.
AIenter, some time since in NewpoftI KyS
and who Is TO be publicly hung there TO,
morrow, has disclosed his true name; itis
Allen p. Eggleston not watson, He u a
native of Brooklyn, New York. ifnN
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-08-30

eS-The journal man wants 10 know WHO
win youch for THoMAs OoLowE's democ4
racyp The Dayton journal was very swim
to voueh for II last sGll, when Mr., l., was
our candidate for Prosecuting Attorney.
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MEDICAL NOTICE,

. .." %
Dr. T., con a. may be consplted Us follows 81 r
la XHNI.N 10 the udIot Easing House On Thurs.
days, March I; April ~ Aiay vi dmy 81 Aug o;
Sept rs; Oct. lb
In DAYTON ~ tho Phillips llapss onrFridays,
March 0; ApfiI i8i May tS sJuly q Aug AOs Sept.
"a; oct. 10
In TROY at the Morris House GU SATURDAYS
March iOj April Ia May iOi July u Aug. III sept
10; Oct. 10 II Tf.Nf '''Hi
In SPRINGFIELD at the Willis House, on
Thursdays, Marsh 10 April lpi May 24i July i2a
Aug. 10 sept 20i OCT ~ at.iI tt.i u..
Dr. CONE has had onces in each Of the above
places that he has regularly visited for the past
seven yeafs, aud ns NJ has treated and cured many
Patients, IN each OF the above places, he Gllp give
the host OF refctVnces Nv zach place 90 his skill
nr CONE Treats AND CuIes Au Varieties Of
Chronic lscases, nclWilng those OF the Eye and
Ear; makes no charge for consultation; but IL
those wha consult him desire treatment he charges
Cash for his Medicines. tti rrlrf fiHN N HitT
Medeines that will last u patient rfOm four 70 six
months, cost from Five Ia Thirty dollars, In CAsh
Address, Dr, ". CONE,
a. WI u fCOLuAiBUs. ONO.
n0NsnLdlN u. - u IL Ia Ii ~ II II n ~
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Democratic State Ticket,

n.etl9s ..sa.g tel.gay letn y oerorH
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schenoIl and tl.e Nlrrer.

The man wn6 Is In hiSor of Negro SUI
rdse Is In favof of slcbaaihg The wbitc man !;
Is - hvoYpf a wafof races ls In faftr Of
civi wa. sonrScK I b favor Of fDrclng
the people of Nc Distiitt OF Columbia "a
submit toficgto suffWecyhc Is In nivor Of
forcing the people Of the southern States
TO give the hallot.to- thcirlate slaves; and,
IN the event, of theig refusal pf that de-
mahd,, heds ID laVorbof aisb,&s--keepldg
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BALTIMORE DAILY JANUARY 10 7See
DiscOuraging our Friends.

L nder the above caption the editor of the Savan-
nah Republican in Il recent number Of that journal.
administers Il sharp Tebuke t" some of the hot
heads down there. He says:
1t is a fact which may not be generally known to
ouT readers that several societies have been organi
zed in the North for the sole object of relieving as
far as possible. the pressing want which exists in
those sections Of the Southern country, that have
been desOlated by the contendng armies. The men
who have taken the lead in this laudahe movement
means to make it most effective Of the desired OBJ
ject are known to be Of the highest standing in soce
ty, and their influence Is accented rs the sureS guar
anty Of It's success: None but the most christian
motives can be said 10 actuate them, and we did
not suppose there would be single individual in tho
South so lost to all sense of selt-rcSpcc and decency
as by word or deed to place the least obstacle
in the way Of the accomplishment of this truly be-
nevolent purpose. We regret to say we wore most
egregiously mistaken and that not only one but
many of the southern people have made it an occa-
sion to indulge in the most venonOus and vindictvc
remarks in regard to those who have been formOst in
the discharge OF duty which the good Master
joined upon all men. They have been called hypO
critical philanthropsts and their offers spurned in
disgust. Because they cannot restore all and bring
this iar land back to Its wonted prosperous and hap
~ condition, their generous donations are looked
upon as homeopathic doses which will be r0werleSS
to eradicate the great evils the war has oeca-
stoned. Omr situation Is well known at home and
abroad. We arc fully aware of the extent of
our impovorishncnt, and that, before the winter is
over many OF our people will be found in suffering,
observation-disclosures our own inability to furnish the
necessary aid, how cOntcmptiby mean and wicked
must appear the conduct of those who would prevent
1t irUih coming from any other source. mallgnity
thus OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES SO black and damning that
II will not yield to ameliorate the, suffering of our
fellow creatures would be looked for among bar
bdrlanS and not in aciyliZcd community. Such peO-
pie are nsensbe to and dead to all cOnsdera-
tons of humanity and well nigh provoke to thanh
that such sentiments entertained by any of our
citizens il they We prefer not to know it.
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rcri.s of "a s.eighInx Party.

The Cedar Falls lowal Gazcre says: "On Wednes-
day morning, about half past four load of passsn-
gers. consisting Of eight or ten gentlemen and two
ladc- attempted to cross tho Missouri river at Du-
hUqUe to take the early Eastern train.
The sleigh was the public conveyance running
from Dubuque to Dunlcith. and the agent accompa
uylng il carried lantern, for it was yet dark The
sleigh had proceeded but short distance when the
lee gave hlrch 70 the north. ant the passenger.
were rrccptaed into the river. Colonel W H.
Sessions and his daughter Mary. of this city. were
among the passengers. The Colonel went over back
The agent had jumped from the sleigh as he saw ii
G"Ug down, and in seeking to rescue those in the
water had broken in and lost his light. 1t was 50
dark now that nothing could be distinguished and
the situation terrible. The colonel was perfect
ly scit-pgsseSSGd, and repeatedly cautioned those
around him not To be frightened and they would all
get cat lie knew his daughter was in the water but
where she was he could not tell. lie got hold of
lady whom he supposed to be her. but soon discoy-
cred j. net. lie held her up. however and final
~ got her out. His daughter had gone entirely UNI
der ana came up without her bonnet. She was finally
helped out by stranger, who told the colonel that it
didn't matter what bis name was.
"A ladder was brought and put down into the
water This the Colonel grappled and he says it
seemed to him he could hold on TO il forever. But
his muscles relaxed IN spite Of him and he went
down; lie came up and ran his arm through the
rounds of the ladder and held by his forearm lie
went under the water three times before he got out
Miss Sessions went under twice, and when taken out
was almost ingnnsibe, Her clothes were soon frozen
stiff and she was unable to waik. Her father who
was the last Of all ont Of tho wafer having forgotten
his safety in the peril Of Others was still active
and carried her to the omnibus on shore"
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The Memphis Daily 1caloncbc is revived.
Its tone is not amiable
The Montgomery ala Mail learns that
Hon j. l.. NJ. Curry has accepted the Presidency of
Howard Baptist College. and will take steps imme-
dlately to put it in condition for the reception of
pupils
The Hon. Geo, F. Marsh. United States
Minister at Florence, has contributed to the New
Ndtlon five essays State Sovereignty which arc
written with great force and legal acumen. and at
tract considerable attention in political circles.
1t Is currently reported that the military
authorities at Lake City have discovered heavy cot
ton fraud in the nature of appropriation of other
peoples cotton, seriously duplicating person or per-
sons In high position. 1t is said the proof is positive
and lneonrovcrible, but that action is withheld on
account of the position of the implicated Such is
the rumor.-fforfd" Times, 2Sth ut.
"A Cincinnati merchant on trip downthc
MISSISSIPPI river, writes home that the outcry about
inc INSTRUMENTATION OF labor and the mYillingness
oil the negroes to work is caused by cotton planters
and spectators who want to Brighten away others
from the business in order to augment their own ro
fits. Nevertheless Northern men are rnsbipp in
and there will be great cotton crop next year.
"A young man named julius Merritt of
Cambria. Michigan. accidentally shot himself last
Friday night while blowing into the muzzle of his
gun The charge passed into his mouth and out oftbe
back of his head. killing him instantly Mr. Frink
a neghbor, aged 90 years. who sent for to come
to Mr.. Merritt's, overcome by the occurrence
that he dropped dead at the gate Just before he reach
ed the scene Of the accident.
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The Actress and tile P.icst-A Present.
Esppnt,

Now York Correspondence Philadelphia Ledger.
The Roman Catholic Church of this city has met
with severe loss in the death of Rev. j. W. Cum
mngS " In this connection, it is worth while
mentioning most remarkable ncident-a present.
mcnt it might he called-whch tran pired on the
night after Christmas IL IN annual dinner party given
by MIS-. Dan. iifyan!, IN hOnnr ui Tia" jerry bryant
Club, al the Mason Dorec. Eey. DIR. Cummings was
one Of Ia" invited guests, which likewise INCLUDED
Mr. Manager u heatlcy. ohm Duif Mrs. E. Ohm Wood
and few other members of the dramatic proCc SION
al lust thirteen.
don't know whether a Lady of Mrs John Woods
gay amt festive disposition j. supcIsti9us or not:
but tins do know. that soon rs she disc 1yeTed
the fact that that number of persons IL the
case ii dinner parties Somr one Of the number would
die before another year She had never known it To
ai Her companions smiled at this but IN difference
to her scrupcs Mrs Bryant 5 little boy summoned
to the table in order to make an even number
The death of the beloved pastor of st. Stephcn's
soon after the banquet recalls that incident and
ConNinccs one that often, when we least expect ii
"cnmIMg Aents d. cast lhoir shallow. hcinre :,
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EAEs. JGEE NSTGN
FL BALTIMORE

OFFICE No. : SOUTH FREDERICK STREET.
Discovered in tho Great HOSPITALS Of Eurane
the most certain, speedy, and only cfTcctua remedy
IN the world for Weakness Of the Back or Limbs
Involuntary Discharges, Imp0toncy, General Debil.
Jty, Nervousness, DEsGepsy, LangUor, Low Spirits
CONFUSION ot Ideas PalpitatiOn Of the Heart Tmid
ity, Trembling, Dmness Of Sight or Giddiness, Dis
eases Of the Head, Throat, Nose or Skin, Affections
Of the Liver, Lungs, stomach or Bqwelshose terri
secret and solitary practices more fatal to their We
Tins than the song Of Syrens TO the Mariners 0 {
Ulysses, bshting their most brilliant hopes or an
ticipations rendering Marriage. &c, impossible.
DIR. JOHNSTON,
Office No. 5. FREDERICK STREET, left hand
side going from Baltimore street, few doors from
the corner. Fail not to observe Name and Number
Letters must contain a stamp. oc4-tf
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The anniversary of the battle Of Sinpoe
was duly celebrated at Cronsadt Russia, on the 18Th
of November last. A dinner was given to the suryiy~
ing sailors who were engaged in the battle.
An intelligent traveller at the South says:
Take u list of names of every soldier in the late
Confederate army and in the whole lot could not
get corporaI's guard that will ever enli-t again
against She flag Of tho United States"
IN Ruth)aad, La Sale County, ILL.,, on last
Friday night the citizens visited grocery kept by
named Herman. and after tying him 10 a post
went into the saloon, aud finding that family
cupiel the upper part, the 5elliseronts took up col
lection, and satisfied their claim to the property,
and moved them ont Of tho building. They then
proceeded to cut down the corner posts with axes
burst in the beer kegs md whisky bnrreiS and
knocked out the door and windows. then hitched .
rope about the roof, and pulled the house DOWN
chopped and stove it int kindl;ng wood completely
demolishing it to the foundation.