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THE FLOODS
FRIsI,grs ~ ~ N'Nf.

rE rEEsl~rs ~ ~ N'>r
TEiEGKsrH 40 rHE 'Tr' ~
/ Kansas CRY. Feb. l-'lhc rall"ah bridge across
the Republieau River al l"t Raleigh W." carried away
by tle high wa,rr TIN, ul"hius taking wth it
who were endcavong to make II sechre. Part Of the
bridge was secured at WumEo No lives were lost
The bridge across the ,er Manhattan in imminent
danger Tie Blue fOod l. general one. The railroad
bridge across the Kansas at the state e and the wagon
brdgrn 10 wyandote, seriously damaged and fears
are entertained thai both viii be rarIcd away. Inc
Missouri Mt this poin has risen three feet since morn
ing aud Is still rising
TOPEKA Feb 1.-THE Nova River is higher than il
has been since 1855 and still rising The railroad bridge
~ Wyandotte has hren swept away, carrying WIN ~
several persons wbo mrr. ON ~ az ,r bcen ap ~
ricd away and there now no crossing excepting on
sldffs
Cm,AGo. Feb. r-Ad,ices from Iowa say the rain
storm was furious of Dubuque flooding the praries
and breal ng mp the ,e The long bridge at Dyersrie
has been swept away The los Is very heavy portion
Of the Illinois Central bridge at Gaena has been swept
nwnv Two steamboats, aud brges have also been carried
nff The Rreukwater is also injured Aurora. III. The
island was overlooked. covering the frt oor oI Dusless
houses ANA compelng families 20 leave their dwellings,
N ILLINOIS.
CHICAGO Feb. l4.--The warm weather of the past
few days has produced freshet in several streams OF
this state and considerable damage has already been
done to property. The Chicago aud ST. Louis Railroad
bridge over the Kankee River swept away TINS morn
inr and Is impossible at present Ia make transfer o
passengers No ntelge has been received as yes VI
damage 10 other roads although the tracks III number
OF places under water.
FIIE MISSISSIPPI RIVER RISING.
MEMPHIS Feb. I4-westher warm, raining all day me
river has risen two feet today Very heavy storm last
night The steamer Rob Roy from New-Orleans hau nei
chnnneys blown, 30 miles above hcr''
THE ICE BREAKISG IN THE sUsoUEHANNH'
u,pp,sprpo Feb u-An apprehenSions of flood In
t ssouehannah have been dspeled by the breaking up
ana moving or of which has covered he Lor
the last X weeks IL reported here that great eEe
ment was occasioned in Danvine 10y tue rslhg oi te
water Bells were rng and the people tulneu out pnt
i'm few moments the wafer, Wbl'n ""u 10" 'V' 'h
feet subsidized
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PRICE FOUR CENTS.
CONNECTICUT.
PHlNEAs T. BARNUM NOMINATED FOR CONGRESS IN
THE FOURTH DISTRICT

PHlNEAs T. BARNUN NOMINATED FOR CONGRESS IN
TIIR FOURTH DISTRICT.
ygLESRAPB
BRIDGEPORT, Feb. lathe Congressional Conyen-
ton for the IVth District Of which John II Hubbard
is the present representative, assembled in this city To-
day. at lOi o'clock There large attendance of
delegates present. Fortycight towns, % In Fairfied
Comfy and 25 in Ltchfield County, comprise the Dis
ct-the former county being entitled to Ga delegates
and the latter TO 60 the fun complement being I12 lse
were present The Convention called 10 oI,ler by
Jonathan Godfrey Chairman Of the Congressional Com
mittee. Geo W. Peet OF Salisbury was nominated for
temporary Chairman
on notion the members Of the Congressional and State
Committee were invited 10 participate In all proceed
ngs Of the Convention except voting. While me COM
mittees out the Hon. Oliver II. Perry, delegate
from Fairfield and Republican candidate 0f Lieutenant
Governor invited 10 address the Convention. He
made stirring speech.
The Committed on Permanent Organization reported
the following persons as officers Of the COnyentiOn
Pyesident-Geo. W. Peet Of Salisbury ..t
VCe-PTeSdeBts- Sheldon Morris OF the Tenth District;
Andrew Norhrop OF the Eleventh District &. W. Ballard,
Twelfth Dstrict; Jeremiah Phelps Fifteenth District;
Geo Drakely Sixteenth District A A. Hotchkks, Seven
teonth District Secretaries " W HOyt and IL u stone
The Convention then proceeded to ballot for Repre-
sentative IN Congress.
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in favor Of claimant The decision will involve an
expenditure ON the part of the Government OF about
$2,OOOOOO.
board of officers has been appointed to determine
upon the caliber and number of rfled guns required
for the armament of all the Notifications OF the
United States.
Miss Mary Harris. who shot her seducer Bur
rouobs in the Treasury two years ago, and who was
DISCHARGED by the finding of the jury, has just been
committed to the insane asylum Of this city.
Information has been received in this city that
Prof A. ID. Bache, Superintendent OF the COAST sur
vey. is lying at the point of death in Newport H. l.
Gen. ID. S. Butterfield, Superintendent OF kecruit-
ing is here upon military business connected WIN
his branch Of the service.
Mayor Booth and a committee of the Brooklyn
Common Council are here endeavoring to arrange
with the Navy Department in relation TO the lanus
adjacent TO the Brooklyn Nayy-Yard.
Gen Stewart L. Woodford, Lieutenant Governor
Of New-York. was upon the floor of the House this
morning. lie win lecture here tomorrow night.
The Treasury Department has issued a circular, in
which il cautions its officers against the excessive
use of the telegraph. The very large expense
attendant upon that mode of communication renders
if improper 10 resort to it except in cases OF rea
urgency when the mail is clearly inadequate. Even
in replying TO messages received 10y telegraph
officers must exercise a rigid discrimination ana
employ the telegraph only when the public interests
plainly demands it.
delegation from the Sioux Indians Of the Upper
Missouri consisting of several chiefs are expected TO
arrive in this city on Saturday for the purpose OF
settling the difficulties existing between them and
the Indian Bureau growing cut of the intention OF
the Government 20 remove them from the territory
now occupied by them, into the Indian country.
The remains of the late Hon. Philip Johnson mcIl-
her of Congress from the XIth Pennsylvania DIS
trct who died in this city on the 3st us. VIII he
removed tomorrow morning from the Vanit III 'he
Congressional Cemetery TO his late home at E"soI'
Pa. for intement. The remains viii be accompa-
MED by the Hon. Samuel Mclean Of Montgomery
and the lion. llr lIolbrook OF Idaho. nr. Ordway,
the Scrgcant-at-Auns of the House. James l. MN
Gle. and d. IT, Nciman. Committee from EaNtoh'
and other friends and relatives Of the deceased.
The filst number of The ErcnigD LGd~ newspaper
appeared today. 1t is handsomely printed ana
spirited in style Its politics are Radical 2epubhcan'
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0IINA

SOFT 'OLINA
GOV. ORR on TIE MOVEMENT tok NE
nv rytveN,pr TO rHE r,..
CHARIEsToN. s. c. l,r. 1.-THE anniversary BAN
ouet of the Charleston Chamber of Coms,rce took
place last night Gov. Orr was present aud made
sneecb In the course of his remarks he sald
our political relations OF very grave ,
have recently been n position "s tspse ho % @nntroi the
Goyernment l say 10 you in all fraknrss tnat - ~ ,h
cut tell what our political position nia ~ and nartcuarIy
those from North Carolina, Alabama & sbat
and Texas were OF the Opinion hs b means AZ east Of
ecirnS the support OF the conservative portion oi mo
Padicaf Marty: hence the scheme which yon nave sen
~ to66 90 II was NOT supposed that II would favor the
extremists but that IL would meet te Vlews 1 '
noderate men in their personal relations 1eel my uy
% sb,1 rsceived me kindly treated courtoonsyt
and manifested every disposition 10 nave lNI''. &
complete settlement; but some OF thoee ' Sa
eI thev went info the Halls OF Congress would hduRo
i'm aneeches OF the most violent CHARACTER ny oN"
ment 10 - ' ~ nsnimity II Arkansas adopt this ameDt
mcnt and il the other Southern states annpt ~ W l"
fes. dsPCsSs sonsdesbe portion oi the Radical party,
and save the South from many of the yfoloSu 'ao".
f,,cr ~ folding their arms They say, ARE IN tho
power of these people; LET them DO as thcy p.e ,Ss
ijtl i SORT have believed in our doing something 9e
ourselves have believed in indicating 20 ~ ne peo.
pIe OF the South That prepared 10 % o~srn
honorable guarantees 20 secure their tbe ne.
spect of the honest portion OF that Wbethsa
myself for two long years To fse positon now
~ WIN a. was 70 serve the people OF south .selna a.
intend 20 continue TO serve IN t he spayod from It'd
Wv, Wv M ~ nv duty upon that Dne III Nhcto.uIsh
The results hoped for shaI oe S :. ~ ,s shall fe
s6et any responsibty for the further hnii".oh 49, @
onnressIon OF South Carolina does not h' ~ NY "''
ARplSHSf6t Gov Orr by invitatOn will address
pubIic meeting Vi the freedmen VI "sSV'
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POLITICAL.
PENNSYLVANIA.

TIE RECENT SENATORIAL ELECTION
sr rptEGAArH TRIBUNE
HARRISBURG. Feb. l4.-lhe Joint Committee Of tho
Legislature to investigate the alleged improper influence
in connection with the election for United states
Senator reported to-day, the report being signed byah
The members OF the Committee. The report states hao
aficr n thorough examination evidence had been
brought 10 light showing corruption the part OF any
f The personS named in connection with the posilOn os
United States Senator or any menbef oi tLc IAbsdtnfe'
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CUSTOMS RECEIPTS.

sy ysrpeKarn 80 rHE rErurSH
WAsuINGroN, Feb. i4-The following receipts loI
to from the lst the 9th inst, have been reported
70 the Ru,eau here: At NewYork S3217224 Al AT Bos-
ION ss7o ga OG AZ Philadelphia, s7I,l72 "a. AZ Bslu
@ xoa 6st Os From New Orleans Tor the yeek euulnS w
I"n AZ the receipts $4,000 60 Total aO0,Hl w.
rhe receipts for internal Revenue to-day were 0bS
ta@.s0 ~
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KANSAS.
UNIVERSAL SUFFRAGE.

sr TKIsCRAPH o rBE
TOPEKA, Feb. H.-'IIhe Senate has adopted tho
House iont resolution 10 amend the Constitution by
st,.;tino ont the words white and male with
amendment making intelligence the basis of suffrage.
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VT. TUSII-N IHtI, IUUHJ WUNtU 20 10 aI'IU VT lI
that the Board for the acceptance oi League Island
shall consist Of five officers and that they snail accept II
only after a thorough examination.
Mr.. GRIMES had 10 objection TO this amendment,
cept that would. If adopted, send the bill back 10 the
House and endanger its passage at this late stage Of the
session.
Mr. FOSTER said that every bill row before the Senate
liable TO precisely the same Objection. IL would not
do 70 adopt such principle OF legislation.
The Yeas and Nays were called for on Mr.. Fosters
amendment, and IL was rejected-Yoas, Is; Nays, "a
Mr.. DAVIS Dem, KyJ took the floor in opposition 10
League Island
Mr. ANTHONY Rep., r. ~ moved an amendment
similar to that offered by Mr. Foster and II was disa
greed TO.
The bill was then placed passage and passed
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Ch11dre1a'@ Home
Notice to Contractors.
AuDiron's ovrlor MoSrooMEnr Co

AuDIToR's OFFICE MONTGOMERY Co, o., I
DAYTON, May ~, 1867.
TIE County Commissioners OF Montgomery
4 County, Ohio, hereby give notice that scaled
proposals will be received Mt the Auditors ONCE
until June Saturday 10, 1857 for the work and
materials required for the erecting Of u Child
ren's Home. Plan and Specifications can be seen
at the Auditors Office on and after June 3, 1867.
Bids must be made separate for the work, as
follows: t'.
Flrst--On the wood work
second-On the brick work. "a ...-..
Third-on the asonry.
Fourth-On the free stone caps, stating the
price each according to the size and patterns no
CURED
Fith Dayton stone for caps, cut.
Sixth-For furnishing and laying all the slate
roofing cornico work, including iron valleys and
iron ridging or Gaping, stating the price per
square
Seventh-On tin work
Eight-ENcavation.
kmth-AlsO plRstering ......H.
Each of the above items will be considered
separately, in awarding contracts Proposals
WIN also be received for the completion OF the
entire building. ....
Every proposal must be accompanied with a
hond (stampedl, executed by the party proposing,
and two good securities conditioned to accept and
fulfil the contract If II should be awarded 20 him
aRreeably to his proposal No proposal will be
considered without this bond accompanying
The Commissioners reserve TO themselves the
right 10 reject any all OF the proposals. If thev
should consider 1t necessary for the best inter.
ests OF the county.
j. W. DIETRICH,
May 2s,'e7-d2waw1 Auditor Of Mont. Co., o.
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~ some OF our cOtomporaries seem 10
think that the triumph OF our cause de
pended, like the fate OF Jericho. upon the
amount OF noise made--in these days Of re-
anement and luxury. an article Of real in
trinsic merit Is soon appreciated; hence the
unbounded aud unparalleled success Of
PLANTATION BITTERS.
This remedy has ever and always been
found reliable. As gentle stimulant aud
tonic appetizer Il cannot be excelled. IL Is
no doubt a sovereign remedy for stomachic
dlsorder-for Dyspepsia, Liver Complaint,
and stimulating healthy appetite.
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ONO LOCAL ITEMS.

The Morgan County Herald says that a
schoolteacher In that county was fined thir-
| ty dollars for severely whipping a little
girl at school.
The total amount OF the State debt OF
Ohio is l1,l7o,7O2 SO.
The Cleveland 4 Toledo Road earned In
May, Sls0s75.
A Spanish silver coin, bearing the date OF
1921, was plowed up in Xenls, Ohio, few
days ago.
Trustees Of townships will please take
notice that the District Court, lately held
In Cincinnati, Judge Brinkerhoff presiding,
has decided that closing the polls for din
ner invalidates and renders an election
void.
An unknown man threw himself under
the car wheels, In the Union depot, Cleye-
land, on Tuesday, and was torn to pieces.
lie had in his pocket $500 80.
a BOLD SwINDLE--One Abranl G.. Vest
purporting to belong to Xenia, and strong
ly indorsed by Rev. Mr.. Kendrlck, of that
town, as "all right, landed in Lebanon
one day last week, and leased the livery
stable and purchased all the stock, owned
by Samuel Braden, paying for them with
two notes, calling for $4,000, which he rep
resented as being secured by first mort
gage on SIC acres of the best land In Ross
county.
Before it was discovered that the land
was comparatively worthless and that it
had been previously mortgaged, for more
than its value, Gest managed to "light out,
from Lebanon, with the property, and be-
fore he was pursued and captured, had dis
posed Of six of the horses and several Of
the buggies,
1t was villalnous game, and, quite
likely the clergyman at Xenla was imposed
on, to obtain the influence of his name In
perpetrating the fraud.
DIR. Littleton Is now on trial, the second
time, over at Lebanon, charged with having
murdered a man named Lee, a short time
since, by cutting him with knife, as the
defense sets up in self-defense.
Since the first trial the act was passed
permitting defendants, in criminal cases,
to give theif personal testimony. In this
instance the Doctor testified, says the Star,
that the deceased attacked him with a
slung-shot, and struck him four times be-
fore he tDr. H. struck at him with the
knife. That he went to the distillery to
see Mr.. Sutton, and found Lee, Hayner and
Bolmer in the yeast room, and that his at
tention was first called to Lee by his pull
ing out of his pockets pistol with one
hand and slung-shot with the other, and
coming up and saying, II must kill YOU"
Lee then struck him with the slung-shot,
and continued to strike until he was cut
with the knife. The case Is still pending.
cB-we have on hand fresh supply of
rod ND ...l IL.
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ing Of Mcssrs. Steele, Walden and Auli.
we're appointed TO report rules for tho gov
ernment and guide OF the Superintendent,
On motion the Board adjourned, to meet
again two weeks from date.
The following bills were allowed, and
will be paid on and after Tuesday, 18th
inst:
Payne & Holden, S3S 90; Blackman 4
Stimson. 81 -; A. Schneider, 0Oc.; W. l..
winchell, So; John Howard, SO; George
Neder. So James Hickey, 80 75; G. A.
starr 800 so; NJ. n. Wheaton, 90 10; W. w.
Lane, 50 50; j. l.. Tyler $40; James Fox,
81 Mary u. Davies, 500 3. Gurten, ~; j.
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From the JournAl,l
City Board of Education.


THURSDAY EVENING, June Is, 1867. 3
Present-Messrs. Brown, Patterson, Pin
neo,Steele, Howard. Parker, Apderson Mil
Ter. Walden, Ball, wincheH, Bennett, Her
hold, Anil, Dwyer, and Kenney. ...l
The minutes OF the last regular meeting
and special meetings, were read and APP
proved.
dered on file. ........
Petitions from Messrs. scheiffarth,
Schneider, Ebel, and BeIgmen, for use OF
their respective rooms for private schools
during the coming vacation, were received
and the prayer granted.
IA Petition from the several Principals fOl
an increase Of their salaries, was referred
10 a Select Committee, consisting OF Messrs
Parker, Pinneo, Miller, kenney and Ben
nett.
The Committee on Buildings reported a
contract for adding a third story 10 School
House No. 4, at &S,2G7 including the neces-
saTy notifications. Approved,
The Committee on Buildings, reported
progress as to plan for new School House
in the Seventh Ward. .-..,
The Board Recommended that the teach
ers Of our public schools attend the Teach
ers' Institute, TO commence the 22d of next
month, in this city, and also to take part in
the exercises thereof
The Committee on Buildings were au-
thoriDed to have sink constructed at the
pump of Sisters German School, under the
superintendence Of the Street Commits
siOner.
By Mr.. Winchell-ResolVed, That teach
ers, who are permitted TO occupy any room
in any Of the school houses, shall only oe-
cupy such rooms, and one hall and stair
way leading thereto, and TO close the schools
at least ten days before the commencing Of
the next school year.
A motion by Mr.. Aull that such teachers
be required 20 have their rooms cleaned at
their expense, was negatiVed, and the orig
inal resolution adopted. ..Ig. r..E
On motion special COMMITTEES, consist
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Contains the new novel, by Prof. Peck, entitled
Bertha seely, the Heroine OF the Old dominion
and great variety of political and literary Arti-
cles Also steel plate portraits Of twelve CJnfet-
crate Generals, Viz! Lee, stonewall Jackson j. g.
Johnston, Beauregard, Eweliy LOngstreet, Haml'-
ton, Polk -Pfice dGustaY ds Smith, Stuart and \,
II. nm. ectnYo, 76s pp. PRICE a
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BY c. p. Huber & Son, Auctioneers.
FIRE, FIRE, FIRE.-In consequence Of the
late fire In the store-room of Joseph Ollie,
No. 249 Third street, Montgomery House
building, we will sell at auction his entire
stock of damaged and undamaged fixtures,
teas, sugars, coffees, molasses and, in fact,
~ general variety of articles usually kept
by grocers-sale commencing Mt ten o'clock
Saturday morning, June Is, 1867.
Junel4-dlt
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To AucTIoNEERs.-Every person exer-
cising the occupation Of auctioneer, and
selling at public auction any property, ex-
eepting utensils of husbandry and house
hold furniture. real estate, produce, horses,
sheep, hogs and neat cattle, (unless In the
execution of some process or order OF
COURT is required by law to procure a
license from court for that purpose, under
heavy penalty for failure so to do. The
law requires the Judge to give the act
specially in charge of the Grand Jury,
whose duty it is to return indictments for
violations of the act. Grand Jury will be
in session on Monday next.
10. l.#. g.17W WARREN MUNGER, JR.
,Junel2-d3t Pros. Atty.
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tS- Our neighbor should hunt up the
state law prohibiting labor on the Sabbath.
IL might prove salutary, and prevent the
raising of steam in his own establishment
to work of his Monday mornings edition.
Dost discover the beam in thine own eye,
eh, Bro. BickY
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WENT FOR THE 'SoUmE.-lt is amusing to
read some OF the items intended as compli-
mentary of the efficiency of our new po-
lice We read one this morning wherein it
was stated that'Sergeant Edwards and pa
trolman Harrison discovered man enter
ing the premises of Squire Turner, under
suspicious circumstances" and not know
ing whose residence it was, these two faith
lul guardians Of the night at once deter
mined to see who lived there, and whether
the gentleman was at home, and for this
purpose knocked loudly at the door of the
mansion-aroused the sleeping inmates
secured the presence of Squire Turner,
who satisfied them that the man ought ito
he looked AFTER" but-ah, hello here, the
man had gone. A burglary was prevented
10 doubt, but the gentleman burglar hav-
ing been notified by our watohful guard
ians of his danger by their frantic knock
ing at Squire turner's door, to arouse the
inmates and see the Squire, quietly took
himself Off 60 "crack a crib and bag the
swag' in some other locality. Splendid
arrangement this Metropolitan Police.
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Peach BLows.-E, Bimm, at the head of
the basin, on First street has just received
n carload of choice Peach Blow Potatoes.
They will be sold cheap as the cheapest.
Junel4-d2t
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DAVIS AND LEE /:

a NindicatiOn OF the Southern states Citizens and
Rights, by the Federal Constitution and its Makers
and an Exposure of the PTeser, atoms OF the said
Constitution and the EAlsihcAtons OF the Histori
cal Records, by the Massachusetts ExpoundeTs
By +. Z. Cent?, Barrister, London, England. Price
90 cents, postpaid.
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FEVER AND AGUE AND GNlLLS.
The BEsT RRNEDYT TO CURE, Is v
DAVlS'PAlN KILLER.

directions FOR ,I1S USE.-TAKE
three teaspoonsfl the Pain lller in about hall
pint OF hot water well sweeened with molasses, al
back and bowels with the modiaine, at tile same
time. Repeat the dose in twenty minutes jif the
vomiting (and IL probably will II the stomach Is
very foull take little Pain Killer in cold water
sweetened with sugar after each spasm. Ferse-
yerance In the above treatment has cure'i many
severe and obstinate cases Ot this disease.
SOLD BY ALL MEDICINES DEALEls.
oct91-dawtf . .HHf NH.. Iu upuI .Ir#u
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tB- ut was early in the morn,' Old Sol.
arose and his shining robes put on, and
YOU better believe It was hot. whew, no
use for NaviJo blanket this weather. One
feels more like initiating the dress in the
fairies of the "Black Crook" or spreading
oneself in full Georgia costume-"shirt-
collar and spurs"
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MAGNIFICENT SUITS FOR CHnDREN.-The
youths and childrens' suits at the Eagle
Clothing Store are the most splendid ever
offered in Dayton-magnihcent is the word.
If you would have your little ones beauti-
tully arrayed, 90 to this popular house. and
nowhere else. June6
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gutal Autlffe.

All notices in this column will be charged at the
rate OF ten cents per line for each insertion Ten
lines one day, one dollar-ten lines, two days two
dollars, and so on for any length Of time.
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THE DEMOCRATIC ALMANAC.

POLITICAL COMPENDIUM for 1865. 12ino, 10 PIP.
now regularly each year. contains full Election
Returns Tor 1860, 1854 and 1885; List of Newspa-
pers suppressed by the Lincoln Administration ;
chronology ofls65, OF Battles, Acts OF Congress-
&c, IL contains matter to be had nowhere else,
and Is valuable and important to have ut any
time.
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TIE pREp SCOTT DECISION.

Opinion OF Chief Justice fancy, with an intro.
duction by Or, j, n. Van Eyrie. Also an Appen.
dix nqhtnntng pn EssaS on. tho EAtuFsl HiglOry
OF the 1'fognNthous Race OF MRhkifid. by Dr. =.
A. Cartwright, OF New Orleans Pamphlet 4s
PIP, svo. Price, 2b cents.
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HOUSE, WANTED.--A house containing six
or seven rooms, and the necessary out
houses attached, is wanted by family.
One in the eastern part Of the city prefer
red. Leave word ut this office. II