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Of Intense power known tho rtychomotrope. gu.r.n.
tees 10 produce perfect and Helix picture OF tha
future husband or vile Of the applicant With date Of
marriage, occupation leading trait. OF character n.
This no imposition, a. testimonials without number
can asssrt BY stating place Of birth, age, disposition:
color Of syes add hsr aid enclosing my ernu, AMI
stamped envelope addressed 10 yourte you will reeeirs
The picture BY return mall together With oessed in'of
nation. e.. ... -. -.7s .,,,r,,.r, :.
AAdrsss IN confidence. MApan oERrEuD. RHfft ~ .:
TON, =. o. Box 1s7, WeI Tr0y, " J. tssStS.
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Obituary.

Al state! ,omGuncs lion OF Hauawha I"dgr. No. 20
AIN A. ~ ut thr!r Hall IN thnr'n"n Oil Monday
evening" Sept. IT, lNCG III" following preamble aIld
IT, suluIIuri> were unanimously a''"ptcl:
WmrLEAs, eur Supreme t'rnnd Master hHs hhInhonr'
our Irutl.r J,En AIEiS"S, from "itr midst {" ihC
Grand Celestial I."dsc above, Thereby i'riring The
community al II worthy citizen. and IA" cr"il % a GILL;
cirn' maj exemplary mrI.l"r. therefor" br u
HrsS,rai--l. Ihl; Willie "" mourn the loss thus IN
n,I EnI, II vet not ~ those who ~" wt"n
hope Tor We leo. that Brother has been called irn
tin, imperfect I" thai n'l.pr'rc, h'h"I". IN perfect
Ashlar. III I" br built int" Ih" l'mpl" oil "u supreme
Grand Master.
.. That tender cur h"a:i"ii sympathy I" his '"'
rrn,ri family nin n! r.r" a." SORROW Vi their Isss
). That VIII wear III" usual bTI;" "f m"Ir'ng !"i
the spacr al Iry days. AID that tho !"w"ln md hnpV.
urus ui the l,rgr hr GrIpr,I IN iICs for tn: IAN,
time.
t. That II copy 81 these RESOLUTIONS hc communicated
10 the wI,rY Gi our drcra"d Eruilr under tie seal I"
the iIgr lIl that tlry be published In the k"'a"im
papers. ,
IT, C. MCWl[OnTER SrrTclHry
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CuURCiI DIRECTORY

.y-liDaiSr EPISCOPAL CIICRCH.-Rev. H.wu.
...,. Pastor. Services every Sabbath at 10Y O'clock
u ~ "a J.. VI. Services for Coiorrd Prrso,lS al
o.. rrAv"r M""'iug every Thursday evening.
81 ~. :~hr'@--Erery sabbath ut 0 O'Clock 4. ".
7gg >HlrERiAS cllCEclI.-Rev. J. NC. R,ArSyr
49,: t.rvlcr>rvrry Sabbath ut IL O'Clock \. N. md
- rr,y"r Meeting every Wednesday evening.
>.';!H .~hooI-ETery Sabbath ut O'Clock l.. u,
gmNHl'AL Cllt'RCll.-Rrv. y. F. ". JAcnn4, Pastor
..r,...ry Sunday ut TO-, o'clock A. NJ and -: p. 81
>r.tth %h""f-Evcry Sabbath at 0 U'cl.ck 4, NJ
!;.n sA",Icxs. with Lecture. every Friday evening.
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arrivals and Departures Of Mails
At KASAwnA {. H., WEST VA,

H.'"rn nHf Eastern Mali arrive. and depnri,
!'y i" ia" week tSunays cxccp,r.D per Knnawb a
i ,rf'-
.."'',h"rO WnH-.>rrlyr. Tucsdns., Thrivs,l,Y.
.. 'U''iays at "'c!"Ck. T. ". irpn,i, Mnn,!l,.
."v. ..!". and friln,s. II, 3 "'c"ca. 4. ".
""T""H"'f- M"H-.'Arrvrs Tu, ~lay,. Thnt.,lnys
.-''"'hays. or. VI. brpart" Murtlayr. "Wednesday.
,rlhys.5 \. ".
.L"k."n T.. ~. Nni-Arrivcs Tuesday, nud Sat.
-. 81. hprr,s shrnr days. 2r. ".
>r""c"r N"H-AuiNrs Wednesdays, II ". Depart.
"Ly. J.. VI.
p"y"" e. ". MGH-irrivc, Mondays, 8 +. n
-, wrdnr .ihys, G 4. u.
D. i:;h l>GG. y. =. wHlrrEKER. T. II.
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STATE or WEST VIRGINIA,
Kluawha COUNTY, SO:

e. Ll.LES HELD Is THE CLERKS OFFICE or
\ Via. Uucr.t Court 81 kauawha County, un The fly
Monday ia ia" Ir"rIrh ui september. l'Gi:
Insr,,r u. II"ush"in"r f" f"nrlnai's. w. '"','
l. Drrr>. Hud lI"nry l!iml"rr, i"i"n'''iis'-i'
Ihn'Trtr
rThr az Irri II this suit j. 4" r"r"" ~" payment I"
the sum 81 MI zoe wish legal interest ih"r""h IRON
tnr li ,,y al January, lH. mil paid ih" from ii'
III Jhu puyr,s a. the tnnp lninnnts. ard I" hincl
t, ,..,. property and effect, t" ia" said Defendant u
,l.r County If kanawhn.)
Thi, Giv came the f"miitinri'' hv Council; ana n'
,,ir ,n,i,r n,r i, nrrrrin: rs affidavit filed that III,
DrrIrIiui John \. Ihngr.s. i ii n"n'r'sl"lh "I th
State It is ""..I that hr d." np;"lr lI"r" within on
month al:rr u pull! cI'i"n al THIS "r'" and DO what
Necessary 10 protect Ia. i"'"'"'i' ~ 'hIs 'rIi: go
Tr.l.: ISO. Si.ACK, Clerk.
I,yrtL sal Sept. -, lsii -li"I
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ScrEpiLE y.
tG"pyi
Orlrrc or JEGnYE. fi';GS 4 ca.

i8ENrhaIy" rirc". *"wi"rL. iarrh ~, l'T
~. A>r.uLL, i:sv.-Lrhr SIR icncl"'" c"rI Of to-
6luu uInir nt the meeting %. the !:"Iih al Trustees
Of the I.ri,! iVHII Oh i"'"pin: h"i r'i:hrtn - "A'l
VI i~n ru.ters The c'"iG,iJn II ~ "!IV"s:
"Ht~niIrI, That Ills Company has determined '"
cra,r Hct," Operations ~ minirs ari manufacturing
nEnuy. that rrror .ir sIa'"s 81 al the "ur"r1
s. SI;rr tri,rrt 81 this fnnpdny shall rcase Md de-
trr,nnr aud t1, the LAii "Ic"rs shall rncrip'th cra~
to net r the Company IN the na.nS Ala! >EninS oico1'
tract. employ 81! ah"r or purchasing mate 'in. or
property ar G!shursins 81 "r!s or IN anyway bln;ihS
iLIh Company ~ Ito "ic":, "r aciis except - May Ia
particularly directed hy tas F"ari: aud that s'id
officers aid Superintendent lr immediately t"t'!:d u"
this elect And IL further resolved. ia tho ONCE o
Superintendent he hereby DECLARED vacated and that s
the other ocr:s VI The Company r"uch'' to rcSiS''
Nothing In this resolution. h"wev" Is - Prevent any VI
the uIl,cr, q: this C"mI"iy ir"n s:GIg AID "Scii''iS
uL Ir!yinu ANY lr: 81! .c!- pi"rs ad iai:rT.
ncilt, which may &c cc">Sary 10 ca'y"u the pusp'.c'
Of thr RcSoulsns Of the lAAt ;"o u.c";.nGs VI las
Ennri." 80
r;ra.e htin. this Resolution I" tie "!'rc d t." Pes
idrn, Of the Company. Very Truly y"u:,.
ISIyn.N 4. SNEDHElr;.
S>rI,tary"ith> Is.TW ApJ'I 0"'".
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"r,,, Il n,."-Reme,nbcr that 0" the ",,' So.
49,, n,.h.r ubs s,b). the Soldiers aud sailors =
YD" !" U ,,'D,s Win hold grand Mass Meeting a''t
ar,-,u. q, ,hi. place. Tho soldier, .I nnun,I,,
.,r friends, not only Of shl'. but Oh A"''" h,y,
~. he invited 10 participate. Em'Heh' shom Ar.
bet. invited TO addr.<. tho mer'inS-s"''"" u,x,
&C. I4.r.n,.n. senator Wiley. Gem hA,t. ."a team
.. Gov los OF ohio. Then turn QUIZ wy r,a
~. ,lr lip. Of tried and true lnen "Ha' -''
I''.,s u the day. ...v.
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ON r.,Axp ov ScrooL Cohsisa :, x.o.vhu
n.-,Iny Of tho School Conn''S'''" 49,. bal
'o.h,y under the old 'eho'' i""' I'm, q,
ELI In Charleston on Monday Tue HA - ,...n,
,l,rum were not In ATTENDANCE 'ho'' ,-,N =, 10
,,,pn.sd tho THIRD Monday In oe'ooe. Vi' ~ n,,..
s'eI.sk A. ", In the Court House. I" INC '.'.e n,
%holdiny the meeting. We arc reqae"s1 w or
IMPORTANCE Of general attendance Of INC rSi,,,,.
au day. In srLrr chat the business os'''S
'pters mar be finally fnIhhcd. - .~."-
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The Journal
Io;ai SNattey5..

,.\s!.<. u"A'." printed Oh good heavy ran.r
90 -. -, G,n.I u, hi. uIllrc. '~f
so; II'tN>ES. neatly printed on goo, puper.
) 49,. 4 thi' ''''c".
. r,., taken "n Subscription 10 the 3,,rS.,..
,>k II El,iN\$. SUMMONS EXECUTIONS At.
ugNi>. ."' all h"'s VI Justices lanks ON hand,
,,.,, ,,n short nnticr.
lis. roNEi:S or ATTORNEY. ac., Oh hand.
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81 hnvc always hml M cya!i"'l i'I"a Of the po'
.i'"n I" senator Of II grra, people ;'hnt, not
withdrawing. was placed Upon the ticket io'
the Wee Presidency. nm ir'c 10 s"y here to-
day rl n", seek The place, but friends Of ,h"
coIlntry--!rirh's that wrr p'r-"nal 10 mc-
were nmx otis TINT should De placed THERE
accepted it, the race WAS run, the victory WAS
vL,ainr and vi. mndc Vice President "C the
United Stul,.. Can't y"u sec the grn'l"'"n
nIolg regularly: And then. by tho COn.,i'u'
,ion "I the country wnr mn.n President, l An
GLAD ~ IT, ANDREW Jvha.on', Speech nj Nj
HgnrI Fails.
The fatal blow which caused his elevation
makes hi, public expression O! joy MS Indecent
rs his policy is ,r,.nchcrnr,.
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1900 Acres Of Land For Sale !

r1y AUTHORIZED NJ XR. J. y. IiASsp0RD. 10
Nj r.rv y.iuahI- irIc Of land. LYNX on Coal river
and .ns E :"s ?s s aai ss1
,' . ~. TN OF W. J. r. ILInsford, lying 0u. ths
; ,nn. g, M, rrrr Tic Mall lue from KAn.~l. %
VAN. Cosnty By tho Upper Falls of Coal ru'A through
port!on OF this land. Thern are nlli' IaE EredinS
wheat and at both Pals OF Coal out mort DISTANCE
m,,. i: The irsf Tgrthercd Land in the State o.
wr.t Virginia, With portn Of the land cleared and In
cultivation. The timber Will sell Tor more than Ask o'
the land. .... s.. ~
This Land can be bought for 49,
FIFTEEN DOLLARS PER ACRE. .
rI,u,-ous.,hlrd down, tho balance In twelve and
Persoes 1ishnS to paraass good Stoek Farms o. Goa
"a. IN, snniy 70 49, N.G. NHrrEKER,
xsrrb n, HSH-fl kahaHneI '.a' ~" 70.
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"nInr .po.
below sp mr., Ps,.cn ..a aSo. HUBBARD
S'ph-ri. ofGailipo.. Maf a'ynn.i Haniltou. leg
l.i.n Gideon Loeks Of Mercer, W. not I.a n swan
t.~.r', Of Guyandotts slightly; DE- HaH ~ -
Geek, slightly ~
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ErHlDuLc u.
f,y.i.ff.I. fY II'UiIur Ht;t;S Z ca

UII III, Ut JF.TVTWT, I''''ID !" WI
IoEuhI nyc I%sE". N""i or. M.y H. l"ir.
l.oHATio J.. A,E,IIL, E.T.--.'T: L"IrnrS ih'i y"o
Are .s.unIny The title nrd authority %! Superintendent
of The Ay"rlll Coal i Oh G""pIn.. "a 1", oi''liI''t
10 the resolutions 81 , ar -! I'is'rs VI &LrGh JlH,
IsJ and uf which r.nlrl!rn Upon 'Ic sane day. fuf.
a. hand over the iys. prI-rs. pul. ard PROPERTY 81
your hands 10 Mr AirwA R.Iha. nhDSns!1!y np!"In''
."l your .,cc by resolution 81 i.rd .! TrHs;"r' q"
April 25;h lI;G. aud whom pro'i!'d With tcIilrh
cony Of sui resolutions the fore you. upbn hehsl
Of the Vice President, tc Tr"asnIcr yscli IL SecfrAy
md the Trustees of the Sycril Goals OH w. that al act.
dn,r W you M assumed superintendent or agent oi said
Company, are Illegal AM. unauthorized, nj" uhwana.r1
by ,nii Officers or Trustees aud TINT you shu ec hsl
prrsoIa!h responsible ior all danaSe or lo.s WHO"
may result from ycur iIi" a acton 10 tho prelniscf
Respectfully yours. y. sNElh;m',,.
att ..cr,tdry 4errW Cout & W %.
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What the People think OF Andy
Johnson.

The Philadelphia Union League, at its
ucctin. Of tie I'D ult., passed the following
RrSnipni, That in the extraordinary Sympa.
thy recently manifested by Andrew johnson,
unlrr the guidance Of Vim. Il. Seward, with
the prominent traitors of the country AMI
their political alNclrnlS; in his trcaccry TO
The loyal leoplc who trusted and raised linn
to power; in his recent declaration that he
will so ,Sc tia, power as To coinprl every inan
who holds office ulrlrr the Government to
support his policy or give up his bread! in his
denial Of the right Of the people OF the loyal
States to exercise legislative power in Con.
grc,,S in the present condition Of The country
in his indecent and repeated attacks upon
their representatives for cndcavorlng to cSlab'
l:Sh Justice and protect weak and helpless
race from persecution, oppression, and Slaugi-
ter; in his fraternity with the rebels Of New
Orleans, resulting in the horrible and cause
less massacre of loyal, peaceful, and virluous
citiz.nS-wickcd in conception. Gcndi>h III
execution, We recognize with profound diSap-
pointucnl and sorrow Il degree Of moral and
puli,ical dcpruvi,y which has no parallel i'll our
history, and We are all thus a'lmonI>hcd that
the utmost vigilance is now required on the
par, Of tluSc by whose votes and arms tho
mutton was saved, in order to secure the fruits
Of their victory; justice with peace, and lib
crty with union.
The following is hy the Unionists Of Ken
dali county, Illinois:
h.api,~I, Tint Andy Johnson has "madc
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.Nw M,xc.--Jus, published. by Jon" '"'."' -"
-. 4,s street, Cincinnati. ne" song F"'',.' IN
E,.,.. Lyrics No. !, by L. X L. lV-.0sosus' ,,no
..,.. ,,,, "Yiu O. the WisP waltz WV r"'"'
,.,,w 4 nrl,u: price 30 cents.
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+, u,, ca, laws. ArIiSm>.-with much '"s''' We
m. ,.c.s.c, OH the ll,a Inst, oil our r'''s'"s>
,.u..,u,.p, Col Jane. Atkinson. after an '''"'" -, ="
~. han two ycars' duration. caused 10y ~
a..n mistake, ,mA,l quantity Of eaus'It '01a' III
- y-ars Of ace.
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Pocket-bool; Lost!-$9 Reward

OST-On the 2?L dry Of Ac;;ls;, an James River q
- kaN,wiia TURNPIKE. between ia" Widow Thomas
ard Ferry hrL.ch a Lady,. Pocket hook. containing
:, Oh II. gr"cl,acL. a:.d :! ~ -pi"c"; gentle.
i,,> profile: nui prri- n"ir drawn "ii Inn"s
Gur"I for STWg %. Gated ~ Iiy. lNGt. Any person
finding aid poole: -hnk aud leaving 4 At Mr. tr"">,
u.,r LAWYER frrry or with i;rrrli'u-y slack, ia town,
c;u krrp tho rrrrr3achs, ami, in addition, will receive
, l,lr', ,Lnrh. Macy J. BURGESS.
S,.r 1 l.,I,-lJI
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>.,,f,, distinguished s"n,-m"" ar" !" ''"'' ","'
. Conversational Convention meets here "'''''''
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To the People Of Putnam County: We arc
authorized to announce that GEO. W. KARNES ia
candidate for sea, 10 the nsxt legislature.
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~ r,,,,,r NJ. > !. again cumming regularly 'h 'H'
Z .,,,n,ii and kauawha tr"'e. '"' "'
, '.. "A SUNDAY and depart oiI Tnr".h! --"r. ~
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Az Tie Railroad r..',:- irar" a"r'l +" "linrg'
So!,.i,r> Attending Ia. l;'.h#rg Cnu'"n,;on Eu'
hal! irr.
Af,w day; >inT. II III! containing two rnc:''
h,im:: rau"'.; hy squat. WAS blown int" To"
carrcr, aml cnrgi"l over Ni gra Falls.
General 8. 4. Gust. decline. l".ins the John
,on. !ncmorra;ic carni!,!alc irr Congress in The
! Der:ci. district; hot. hr ui'!s, from wan; .!
,yHpnhy with that parry
! In the Philadelphia !.oyalists' Convention,
, Gov. Er"wnlow proposed to print the Nd
dress "in typ" SO large that, drunk or SOBER
! Andrew johnson caa read IT,"
The President ON his fimcral tour is like
Mark Anthony, "hc comes TO bury CTNar'
not to praise him" Instead Of that, lac bur'eS
his friends and praises himself.
The statement Of the public debt on the
lst Of September shows that the total debt
was $2,79S,%lI, $50 %. The amount in the
| Treasury was 1885, So Is.
The French Emperor is very sick with govt
and Bismarck.
And so arc the ccppcrhcads, fiunkicS, and
rebels getting, or will be, Of my policy and
! 4. Johnson.
IIc:.ry Ward Eccch,r has written l"'S letter
in explanation and defense .: his position. lie
claims 70 D.. ~ good Republican as ever, and
ony p'r,irl -ymlalhiz'r in the rr""'dr"t :
views. la Mr;. he cri;!ci,cs his rrccnt sl"cel
qui;" .cvcrr.y.
Prof. Newton, Of Yale College. forctclls
uroli,:inus flight o! mctcors Oh the l"lh or
ll,h Of November next. II will probably TIC
the las, Of the century. Only thirteen of these
nc,coric showers arr recorded between tic
years !NU3 and 1879.
NEW posTurrICEs.-An Office is established
at Buckrye Cove, Pocahontas county, and Paul
Mcneil appointed postmaster; directly on the
route from Iewisburg to lluntcrsville. An
other Office is established at Pan Handle
, Brooke county, and James Gardiner appoint
cd postmaster; about three miles from Holll'
days Grove
Rev. J. b. Furg,ison, SECRETARY ccthc John.
son Brcad.and. Butter Club, at Washington
who did the praying ut the In Of August Con-
ven,iou, was a rebel during the war, and is
now all arden, supporter Of tho President
Rev. J. B. Furguson had brother who was
hung for murder, named Champ Fuguson
the mos. brutal and mcrcilcss guerrilla o
Tennessee.
The Richmond Times, Of the 22d ultimo
informs Andrew johnson, that "as long rs 9
pure, unsc.tish, noble, Christian hero, states
man and soldier, like ex-Prrsident Davis" i:
permitted to remain in prison, the President
will not occupy in the eyes OF Christcndon
the elevated position he is entitled to fill"
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NOTICII!

NY SuS CI>c;x>,rrs u. Mcl.,Sr Is his own TSn.
and hereby give notice tina: have no charge or care
NJ linn, J. Is. Mci.ASE.
August ej;h. 1885,
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The President on his fIlncral tour is Ii
Mark Anthony, "hc comes TO bury Cars
not to praise him." Instead Of that, lac bur
his friends and praises himself.
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-08-14
Tho Campaign and Ticket.

l The Journal this morning., don't seem tc
ho satisfied with the character Of the Dem
.prratic Z icket. SO far rs we can gather the
chief objection seems to be- to its resp'cta-
Bility. The Journal says OF the Democracy
0when they take pains t. look for can
didates without conspiCuously offensive
records, be sure they feel the inhucucc OF
The Union party aud fear it. They are en-
titled to no credit for selecting men of ap-
parent rcspcctahillty They believed it 20
be the only policy that would save them
from utter defeat
Now, when political parties take pains to
present unexceptionable men as candidates
for county offices, we think they pursue a
very sound policy. If they can secure sue
cess by that means, which the JouiRd seems
so much to fear, we cannot see that there
is anything about it that the people can OBJ
iect TO. The Journal says this has been
brought about "by The fear Of he Uiiionr ar
IT," We'll suppose it was-is it result so
much to be deplored? 1t may be very I'M
fortunate 10 he aSptrdHtS upon hcjr ticket
that we present candidates without con-
spicuously offensive records" but TIVE think
the results will be to the advantage of the
public service.
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-08-14
The Thanks of War Journal 60 n
War Democrat.


The J2graQi as-ails MILAN pAroS. the
pcinocratc caudidatc for shcrin. captain
PAtroN, ne many othcr Dcmocrats. cil-
tered thc muitaFg sclNice Nu2ing The late
rebellion lie Aerved.two years wlthidcl-
ity and honor. lie was severely wounded
at the battle OF Stone River lie was not
following tRearmy asa pen puiier ut q big
salfrs< andwitBthc privilege orretiepk DEE
yond Che lines OF danger at The approach
lot battic-but was with bis company aud
his regiment, where Itiyation was to be
suffered, and danger and death to be en-
cuuutcrel. when disabled by an honora-
bic wound--aud only then, he left the field,
One would suppose that such record
would not Oe regarded at least asScon-
spicuously Offensive by those who seemed
so desirous 30 have all the citizens Of the
North, without destination of party. united
in the prosecution Of the war. One
would suppose that the editor of the
journal, one so conspicuously loyal
as he would be willing Mt least TO admit
that man who was born a Democrat, and
was identified with the Democratic party,
ought to have some credit for acting upon
his own honest convictions, and hayihg a
Young family TO risk his life in the coun-
Itry's service. But Mr.. PArroN has Seen tit
TO adhere to the Democratic party-and Is
Iopposcd to The radicolism Of which the
journal is an exponent. Hence the editor
\ Of that paper resorts to all sorts OF feontemp-
! tiblc means 10 beHttle him IN The public es-
! timntion, to tradpce and tsvillify him The
eXpcdient of spelling his name without cap
ital letters, is worthy ofthc mcanhnd small
spirit that prompts this contemptible per-
sceuton. The editor of the journal can rest
lassured, that WILLIAM PSrToSis too well
known in this community he run ont Of
| 1t by any interloper who has cast his lot
here to build up his Fortunes by aggrava-
ting personal auimositics and political AS
pcrtics, and Who seems only satisiiod'when
he can abuse better men thnn'himsef
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-08-14
Z The Convention.

We give, IN the telegraph department
what there is of special interest at Phla-
delphia aud here add one of the CJmpcf-
cidrs specials, as having local application
The Southern delegates, headed by Geo,
4 $. Houston. ot Alabama waited upon Val
| llandigllam, this evening. and requested
! him not to appear m the Convention rs a
delegate.
In reply to their reqhest Nallandigham
said he was duly elected that his Crcdcn-
tials were as rood "a auYhodvlSi and that
he intended TO present himself as n dele
gate. 1t is now stated, on the highest au-
thority, that he will be votcd out Of the
Convention, by iNsolution of General
StpcdmaiI's, excluding all Northern men
who opposed the war or countenanced re-
sistaBce To the draft. IS. l.. auea.i. ..f....
The Ohio delegation willadopt a resolu-
tiou, in the morning, that no one of their
number shall address the Convention With
ont The consent of the delegatiOn, given
through vote. This is designed to keep
NalGlnhlgham lroni making a speech. The
Kentucky and CoDnectieut tdelegatiOns.nnd
IA majority of the Ohio Democrats ure'in
favor of his admission, and it Is said that
Ian Others are against him. ..u.
Steedman's resolution. II adopted, will
exclude most Of the Ohio Democrats, and
manv from other states. ApaIt from the
admission of Vailaudigham! there saeins to
be no question of dispute intending the
business of the Cpuyeition, Nl nthlr
matters VIII be, orhaSe boon. settled har-
lmoniously. ru ...aIi..i .'.. lr. n"I
The Convention win mectinthc National
Guards Hall, on Race street, near Sixth,
the Wigwam not being ready for oc.upa-
tion. Htf.H .s.
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-08-14

The Democratic Convention last Satur-
day, invited representatives of the city
Press to take seats ON the platform. The
Journal reporter responds to this courtesy
by publishing lying account of the pro-
ceedngs, For theinlormation of our DEM
ocratic friends, who may hereafter, per-
haps, feel inclined to cXtend similar IA
vor, we wish to state that the person who
responded to their politcness was Josrw
u RFEDFR
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-08-14
. Valuable Farm for Sale '0Io

nNE of the most valuable farms in Ohio, is Of
~ Tered for sale. lt contains one hundred and
nity acres Of land OF the best QUALIFY QUE hum
dre.l and twelyeof which is improved aud in a
high state OF cultivation-the balance is in good
timber There is aneyer-tailins stream of water
running through the entire farm; a mill and saw
attloining IL, and railroad station on each
side of IT, There is on the premises new frame
house with ten rooms and double cellar; also II
good barn and all other necessary Out-buildings.
Also, large apple orchard in full bearing at
preseht. Possession given tO'snit the purchaser.
Amy person desiring TO purchase, can ascertain
the terms and all further Information, by calling
on Abraham Moler, residing on the Morse farm,
near Dayton. au2d2w3mi
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-08-14
a Poor Da,eS.

Says tho Chicago Times. Some OF the
dlslOyal, Black Republican Journals com
plain bitterly that the "copperhcads" arc
making Political capital ontof the fact that
the racithf disuhi6h C6iigfeSs passed hbill
to increase theirown pny, white they dc
not also inform their renders that stlien
mIn johnson" si@ned The Dill.
Thoir readers f3Ioy Bbabout that They
know that the Radical Congressman, in or
der to pass their pWn bpu9ty bill, tackled il
OF as a "GidQrf ts fhe lqifif appropriation
y,I ss tIs M PS,sss GscSeSS sss SIery SGgr3
bounty bilIinto the same .'omnibus." TC
have vetoed tie ngresthiah's bounty Bit
would have been to veto all the appropft(.
.tiOns for theIeNAieNpenscs oftthc. Covers
lnent: and besides,l the Radicals wOlAt
have passedit over the veto In about ffvt
minutes.