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Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-12-08

DAYTON, Dec. 7th, '59.
EDITOR EMPIRE,-Dsdr SI:-Whilst peru
sing the columns few days ago of your val
liable and widely circulated paper, my atten
ton was attracted to the notice of the fine car
riages at the old establishment of our worthy
fellow citizen and prince of liyerymen, JohI
Shellabarger.
Johns staging days abruptly fled;
UNBRIBLED was his pride,
Tho put aside by railroad speed,
He could not be defed.
John is a man Of STABLE mind,
His CARRIAGE is serene,
And naught Of sULKY temper
Throughout his life is seen.
The TRACES Of his kindly acts,
We everywhere may meet
A BIT he always gives TO those
Who nothing have to eat. II.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-12-08

AN ATRooIoUs ABOLITION RUsR-Several
Irish citizens Of New York have received
copies Of vile circular, melting the Irish
in the North TO burn factories and granaries
in retaliation for incendiarism at the South
Two of the persons who have called upon
us received copies frem Richmond, Virginia,
and one from Montgomery, Alabama We
have the envelopes and postmarks, and 1t ID
very evident that the abolitionists have
printed II here, and sent an agent with il
over the South to mail il emanated from
Southern men 1t is horrible attempt "a
brand the Irish Of the North as men who
could be used as inoendiAries-[N. Y. Her
aid, lst.
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CinoinnatiMarkotu.

OISOISS ATT, Dec. 7.
There is very firm feeling among -four dealers,
and fair local demand at former quotations.
Wheat held firmly at ,l5al,I ,I6 for red, aud
,25 for white, but the demand not large
Corn, oats, rye Snd barley fully maintained
at former quotations with good local demand.
Whisky steady at t2l 1ac.
Provisions are lower aud unsteady; Mess
pork SIG so and bulk meat Case for present and
early delivery; for later delivery the figures are
nomlnally higher, but buyers stand of.
Hogs are offered more freely aud decline ap-
parent 10 prices at 35a45 per cent Receipts
are large aud buyers anticipts furier decline.
SO that the market is very unsettled.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-12-08

The ENGLISH REVIEWS. Our advertising
columns contain Messrs. L. Scott d Co.'s, ans
nouncement of the terms on which they sup.
ply American subscribers with their accurate
and beautiful reprint of the four great English
Reviews and Blackwood's Magazine, Our
readers are, we presume, mostly familiar with
the distinguishing characteristics and great
value of these reprints. We hope our patrons
will secure one or more Of them. See the Ibis
eral terms
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-12-08

&sa- The Home Journal publishes the follow.
ing anecdoto Of Gen. Scott; In the heat Of ono Of
the most desperate battles In Mexico, the Genera
saw critical point where an advantage was likely
TO be lost except by prompt though rather dan
gerous movement, He galloped up 10 one Of the
officers OF a volunteer corps, and gave the order.
The maR was willing enough, but, while gathering
up his reins, he remarked in the most savory draWl
that / should haype done better a little while
ago" "Sir," thundOrod out the General, the words
are docs and have. You've only twenty minutes
to live and, for Gods sake do not die with such
horrible pronunciation In your molthw and wa
wing his hand 10 tho astonished captain with i'm
Peratiye repetition Of his order by gesture, the
splendid hoTseman gall0ped OF to follow up his
Victory In another crisis Of the battle.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-12-08
Master commissioners sale.

HarshmAn Winters Mast. cORai,sioner's sAiel
James Mathews. Superior Court.
DURSUANT TO an order of the Superior
Court Of Montgomery County, made At its Oo-
tober Term, 4. u 1893 aud TO me directed shall
House, In the County OF Montgomery, and State OF
Ohio, on wednesday, December 25th, 1853, between
the hours Of one and four o'clock p. NJ OF said day,
the following described Real Estate to-wit situate
in the city OF Dayton, Montgomery county, Ohio,
the same being lots numbered four thousand and
thirty-two (lO57), four Thousand and thiTty-three
(lo9s and four thousand and thiry-four (Acsl), on
the plated records OF said County and City in book
A. page Is. said property Is to be sold on judg-
ment In fSyorof Harshman a Winters against James
Mathews.
The above LotB are appraised AZ $4,000 each and
cannot be sold for less than two-thrds of the ap-
praised value. Terms Of sale Cash.
N. n, JORDAN,
Master Commissioner OF sup. Court.
T. o. LOVE-, Atty for Pith. noys6d2t-wtt
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T. W. oDELL, Foreman
Col. Smiths Residence Burned.

We had a most disastrous fire this morning.
A little before o'clock, T j s. Smith, Esq
who resides on the corner of Wilkinson and
lst st., was awakened by dense smoke in his
room, which made breathing difficult. He inn
mediately alarmed his family, when it was
that the FIRE was communicated to closet by
an imperfect flue, as il was not possible for it
to catch any other way and the flames passing
up to the board ceiling above the closet, and
burning through, passed out to the top of the
house, setting FIRE to the rooms above. I'm.
fortunately the pump was frozen, and the only
water to be obtained was from hogshead near
the house; and it was soon exhausted, while
the flames were making rapid headway.
In the mean time the alarm was given in
the neighborhood, and messenger was dis
patched to the Independent Engine House,
The intense cold had the effect Of stupfyine
the people, and it was some time before the
company got to the place. and soon afterwards
the "Hooks" were on the ground. The neight
bors and ilremen were actively engaged, in the
mean time, in saving the furniture, library, &c
but only a portion Of the parlor furniture, and
part of the library, Zone of the most cxten
sive private Libraries in the State) were secured
the latter badly damaged. The house is en-,
tirely ruined. The cold was SO intense that the
fremen were unable to get water in such quan
titles as was necessary, and the building was al
most totally destroyed.
1t is impossible to get correct statement OF
Mr. Smiths loss. 1t will reach from $40 ,OeC
to $l2, eco, it is believed. We regret to learn
that there was no insurance on the property
We learn that Mr.. and Mrs S. did not even Sc
cure change of clothing
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The Troy IN. ~ Wing is responsible for the
following cat story:
A lady residingin Lansingburgh, whose husband
does business in this city, had pet cat which
took violent fancy to her baby. The latter was
seized with violent attack Of hopping cough,
few weeks since, and the cat and her two kittens
caught the disease from the child. The baby died.
and the cat was for long time for the
loss Of her fayorite, until at last she pinod away
and died of grief.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-12-08

az A tragedy, similar to that of Geneveve.
came near being enacted in Albany one day
last week. A little glrl named Ella Moore hid
herself from some of her plsymates in an old
trunk. The lid proved to be self closing, and
Ella was confined for several hours. Search
for her was maintained for long time, and
the trunk was at last thought Of. When found,
the poor thing was almost gone, being nearly
suifocated by her close Imprisonment
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-12-08

An INGENIOUS ISvKNrIoN.-We were yesterday
shown an invention made by Mr.. VIM. G. Turner,
millwright, at the corner of Eugena and Twenty
hrst-streets, which displays great deal Of ingen-
uity, though in "a form of much simplicity. II Is
eontrivAnco that may be used on horse railroads
10 indicate the streets as they are passed. and also
the number Of trips made. The "maehino" is
something likea clock and the hand on the face Is
made TO move with the revolutions oftho wheels Of
the car, so that whom the reaches Ninth street.
for instance, the indicator points to the figure 9.-
Should the car be backed to elghthstaeet the hand
will point TO 8, and so on, with perfect accuracy,
vance marks the trip. Differences in the longth Of
squares are overcome by corresponding differences
on the face of the indicator. The invention can
also be used "steAm" railroads. to indicate miles
and statiOns.-ISt. Louis RepuJlicaR.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-12-08

THE INVASION OF MExIco.-Parson Brownlow,
tho Knoxville Wing, writes from Now York as
follows concerning the contemplated invasion of
Mexico.
General Buckley (Of Baltimore) spent some time
in my room last evening. His expedition to Mex
loo now numbers nineteen thousand men, and he
is provided with ample means. One thousand mon
are in Tennessee, and those will move first and
move without delay. predict that the General
will capture all Mexico before spring, and that he
will have control Of Vera Cruz in ninety days.
The Government will not throw any difficulties in
the way of this expedition, but will favor it, as It
Is what the Administration wanted Walker to un-
dertake.
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NJ A R K ETS
Dayton Market.

THURSDAY, 2p. M, Dec. 3, '59.
There is a better feeling to day 10 the grain
market. Buyers are offering $l,l2@l.l5 for
good wheat.
Shelled Corn rs cts.
Rye rs cts.
Barley 6O@G2 cts.
Oats 5000 cts.
Flaxseed 81 10.
There is but little coming in.
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master Commissioners sale.

Jonathan Hartman, superio, court MI, n, n
against ~ eos . NN'S
William Simma, ct. al
DURSUANT 10 an order Of the Superior
Il Court Of Montgomery county, Ohio, made In ths
above oNse at ts October term A. D. 1897 and 10 ms
directed, shall offer At public auction Al the dool
Of the Court House, In the city Of Dayton, In thl
county Of Montgomery, OHIO, on
"Wednesday, January 4th, 1860,
between the hours OF o, and four o'clock p, ~ OF
said day the following described Real Estate; Situ-
ate IN the city OF Dayton, Montgomery county, o.
and being "thirty-tWon feet Ia width OH the east
half OF tn-lot No. VI, on the plat OF said city o
Dayton,
said property IL TO be sold on Judgment in fayol
Of Jonathan HArahnan against William Simma, ct
al. The above property ia appraised at e9tDO, and
oennot be sold for less than tWO-thirds Of the ap-
praised value, which - S2,266 Go.
Terms OF sAl0--Ca Cash,
NE. JORDAN,
Mast, Com. Supir. Court NJ. Co., D.
TON. o, LowEAAst'y. soF Pi'n
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-12-08

BThe Market this morning was a failure.
With the exception Of few half frozen huck-
sters-who resembled miniature, moving cbergs
and the butchers-whoss noses were as red
as their meat-there were few people coBgre-
gated about the Market House this morning
either to sell or buy. The only vehicles to be
seen on the street early this morning were coal
carts, and drays loaded with wood.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-12-08
THE NEW WONDER.
Peter JOsse's HAIR RestOrntivell

THIS Hair Restorative is now aeknowl-
edged 10 be the beat invented for al diseases OF
m Hair and tbe sealn and AZ mas xgor ~ ,VondeTs
wherever used. Several OF our citizens have tried
H. and speak in the highest terms Of Its curative
properties. The following 10 one among the many
certificates just atreeeivea BY the ProprietOr;--
DAYTON, Sept. sth, 1853.
Ma. p. JosaE:-For several years past, from some
cause our hair has been gradually falling out until
entire badness threatened us. We have tried va
rious remedies, but without any good result. We
were induced TO try your "Restorativen by hearing
II highly spoken OF BY those who had used II, and
who assured Us that IL had the efect OF bringing =
new and vigorous growth Of hair upon their heads.
We have used IT, and ta good effects plainly via-
ible In the renewed growth Of hair where we were
fast beooning bald. We cannot recommend the Re
MM SWALEM,
5. l.. BROADWkLL,
OWEN rRENOR,
J. J. SWALEM.
For ale At the Barber saop Of Peter Josse, a
Jefferson street, Dayton. 0cti9-0m
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TurIher Notioe to Tnx-pnrers.

ihEhsuhERs OFrfcr, Dec. eth, 1859.
THIS office Will be open for the payment of tauea
j., j. from 1K a, M,uil ~ O'Clock, and from p. NJ.
ull P. NJ, ana Tor the further accommodation OF
the Taxpayers Of the city the office Will be omen
rom 6h p. NJ. TIL 0k P. M. The taxes are due and
required on or before the Goth inst The law impos-
O. penalty on all that are not paid BY that time
ior the purpose Of paying additional expenses noo
essarily incurred In consequence OF non-payment =
This fiscal year closes my ofllcial term, and tho
business Of the Office mustbe settled up now without
respect TO persons. Pay what taxes are due, on or
before the goth inat'i and save cost and penalty
Fair warning.
JONATHAN KENNEY,
Treas. NJ. O., Ohio.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-12-08

THAT CowNCATcHER.-A few weeks ago VIC
stated that the pilot Of Charley Coggen's Lo
comotiye, Detroit" on the Dayton and Mich,
igan r. r., picked up heiler, and after carry,
ing ii five miles, it walked Off alive and uns
hurt, On yesterday n similar feat was pers
formed by the same machine. 1t picked up O
three months old calf, and slowed it snugly
away into the recess, The train was stopped
at once to relieve the poor creature from its
perlous birth, which was, by the assistance o.
"all hands" accomplished in the easiest posi-
ble manner, least by rough handling 1t might
add agony to its probably shattered limbs
"Be careful boys !" said Charley; and with
gentle force the helpless calf was lifted off, and
nicely laid on the soft snow to die But, hold
It's considerate benefactors had made but few
steps toward the train. when it sprang up;
and giving one jump away, turned toward them
and ducked its head as il to say--'1'm undel
obligations TO you, Charley, for the cheap ride
and the courtesy you have extended toward
me, and for the very polite manner with which
you helped me off the train. l will surely re-
commend your cow catcher TO my friends and
kindred as a safe maohne"
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-12-08

LIoHT ARTLLERY.-The Dayton Light Artil,
lery may be said TO be permanent institution.
The company is now in course of equipment
It is expected that the ARTILLERY will appear on
parade in a short time--between this and New
Years. o. Childs is Captaini G. L. Croome
lst Lieut. The Company will drill twice a
week, and will be in charge of Col. E. A,
King. The Light Artillery boys are good,
clever fellows, and are getting along finely
When spring opens we may expect to find them
one Of the best looking and best drilled com.
panies in this part of the State.
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Grades Of Female Toaohors.
RKPoRT or THE COMMITTEE on run GRADEs oF r
MALE TEACHERS EoR THE HALF YRAR ENDn
WITH J1NuARY. 1860

kKPORT oF THE COMMITTEE on TuR GRADEs on FE.
MALE Teachers FoR THE HALF YRAR ENDING
WITH JAsUARY, 1860,
The Committee, after spending as much time
as could well be spared for the purpose, 10 Wis
iting the several schools, and having sought
and obtained such information as was avaiiaS
BILE. beg leave TO submit the following recon-
mendations fixing tho grades Of the female
teachers for the fret half Of the school year Of
Is59-60.
South>EaHern School.
NAMES. GRADE NAMES. GRADE
Caroline Brown, Mary Page, 9
Hester A. Woidner, 2 MrsM. a. Ackorman 4
Phebe Ogan, 3 r. M. Black, 3
Eastern School.
Mary Sanders 2 oatbsrine Killer 2
I, Elizabeth Ely 2 Miss Forsyth, 4
North.Esstern School.
Caroline Conover, l s. Houghtelin. 9
S1Ty S.,Iyy d,ISs.g Z, rSs,igrov' Sarah aaFiV'il' 3
NoriAs Western School.
Matilda @ a. KsnnSdy %soa n, Siss %, oorbi, SI5io0
3 3. PRolliogswOrth, 3 R. Comfy, 3
South, Western School.
Harriet Dixon, l M. McQuade, /
Hen rietia Brown, A. Davis, 3
D. HardtunR, Jaue Smith, 2
Sarah Yount 2 Mary ]. Brown, l
It will be seen that the Committee recom-
mend the advancement Of the following teach
ers one grade, viz :-Miss Mary Sanders from
grade TO 9, Misses r. N. Black, Oorbit, ElizaA
beth Ely, A, Davis, and Jane Smith, from grade
! to 3, and Misses Forsyth and NJ. J. Evans
from grade TO a.
The other teachers remain as harstofore.-
There were others whom the Committee might,
with much propriety, have recommended TO be
advanced one grade, but IL was thought inadvis
able at present, as the Committees s semi annual
report upon this subject would be submitted
about the first Of February next. A majority
Of the female assistants are doing good work,
and some Of them are entitled 10 the grade ex,
cellent.
The Committee would especially recommend
TO the favorable notice Of the Board, Miss Oar
oline Brown, Miss 0gan, Miss Forsyth and
Miss Hartwell, as among the number Of those
whose merits would seem to justify further ad.
vaneement
There are others again, whose activity, prus
dence, and skill, do not seem to sustain their
present grades and there are two or three now
graded No. !, who fall far short Of what the
Committee think constitutes irst,class or Mo-:
teachers 1t was not thought advisable TO tuin
the scale at present, and grade them back but
teachers must ever bear in mind, that unless
they continue to merit excellence by energy and
continued advancement, they must aud will be
let down to their proper and legitimate position.
The Committee have the pleasure of reporting
that there has been q commendable improve.
ment in spelling and reading, which, il carried
out, will result in great good to the schools.
Respectfully submitted,
A. WALDEN,l
II. ELLIOT, ; Com.
e. LINDsLY,
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NOTICE.

THE stockholders of the Miamisburg S Centre
Vile Turnpike Road Company hereby noti-
fed 20 meet at the office of William Goudy, Esq, in
MiamisbuTg, on Monday the sth day OF January,
1860, at O'Clock, p NJ Of said day for the purpose
year.
Iwwl GEO. A. GROVE, Prest.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-12-08

The people of Louisiana have contributed
$4,000 to the Mount Vernon Fund.
Louis Napoleon completed the seventh year
Of his reign on Sunday last.
The Grand Jury OF Lancaster, Pennsylvania,
have presented horseAracing, for money, as a
nuisance.
Mrs, Lydia Maria Child is said 10 have relin.
quished her intention Of writing life Of John
Brown.
Mr.. Fish, shoe dealer. and a resident Of
Savannah, Ca, for several years, but born in
Massachusetts,, was taTed and foathered, on the
Sd inst, for expressing abolition sentiments.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-12-08

Why do l love thee2--Ask the wind
Which sighs to kiss thy gentle brow;
In It's soft music answer find;
Like thee II whispers sweet aud low.
Why do love thee2--Ask the flowers,
Amid whose fragrance zephyrs wing
Their sportive flight in summer hours;
They In their fragrance answers bring.
Why do love thee9-Ask yon sky,
SO cloudless in its azure hue;
'Tis written there indellibly;
He loves thee for thine eye
But obi tis not thine eye alone,
Nor yet thy voice its music breathing;
'Tis heart and soul in glance and tone,
Their silken tissue round me wreatbing
Nov. 30th, 80. A.
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MARRrnp.

IN this city, on the I'm inst, rev. b W. piokis-
son, At his residence, Mr. George w. Davis to Miss
sophis r. Love, both Of Dayton.
On the 7th, BY Rev. y. winters, Al his residence.
r Isaac Reese to Miss barbara Alley; both OF Beav-
or Creek Township, Greene County
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-12-08

REMovAL.-Messrs. Miller d Ohareh, Mor
chant Tailors and ClothierN, have removed tC
the ample and elegant room in the Huston
Building, corner of Third and Jefferson. They
are now in complete trim for business, and are
prepared to furnish clothing Of the best descrip
tions for the people. We will print their ans
nouncement to morrow.
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sHnRlrF,s SALE.

Timothy n. Fletcher, Cav. ,,,-
vs. Nssc 10, i4.t.
John Sherwood. "ohtB SSuPF IIt'
RY virtue Of an Execution issued from
~ the superior Court of Montgomery county, to
me directed VIII offer public sale AZ r.. Heath
mans Livery stable, Jefferson street, Dayton, on
Monday, December 18th, 1859,
at O'Clock ?. II. OF said day, 1 Bay Mare Double
Seated Buggy. To be sold AS the property of John
sherwood At the suit OF Timothy b. Fletcher.
Terms, Cash. JOHN MILLS
JORDAN q JORDAN, Att'ys. Sheriff
nOv28. dtt
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(City papers please copy.)

1J'The Hooks" desire to return their sincere
Acknowledgements to Mrs. James f. Schenok,
Mrs. James Turpn, Mrs. Rufus King, and to
Mrs Jno. Powell, for their kindness in furnish.
ing them Coffee and other refreshments at the
fire, this morning
II. w. ODELT,. Foreman
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-12-08

JOHN w. BOFHEN

JOHN W. BOFHEN,
Formerly Of the firm OF Bothcn schutte Liberty
Corner, 81. Clair and 6th,)
II AS removed TO No. 85 Jefferson street,
Al where he will be happy TO sec all his Old cui-
TONERS, and many new ones
His Groccry Store is now supplied with cvery-
thing In the line, and OF the best quality. lie Is
constantly making additions 10 his stock, and he
invites the public TO call.
hf- The BILLS and accounts due the late firm will
be settled by the undersigned the store OF BY Mr.
Sohuttei Jefferson street, in Cronkis building.
dul ]. w. BOTHEN.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-12-08

Stock WEALTH IN IowA-Estimasing the cats
tie at $25 per head and the hogs at $40, we
have an aggregate expenditure for fat stock in
Northern Iowa, and driven to MeGregor alone,
Of nearly $4,000 At Lansing and Dubuque
there have also been heavy purchases, and it is
probably safe to estimate the trade for Northern
Iowa. since september Is. at Sl00.O0O.
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Caution.

Q1 nm --on or before the Lot day Of April, 1903,
DlJVUU, promise to pay TO L. = Claim 4 Co,
on ORDER At the Champaign County bank, at ur-
bana, the sun OF One Thousand Dollars with inter-
est after the first day OF November 1851 at the rate
o. ten per eentum per annum, for value received
Ihls 18th day OF August, 1857.
Signed, JONATHAN BORUM.
A LII persons are cautioned from purohas-
A Ing the note as above described, (and endorsed
by L. r. Cladinlk Co. and u. r. Elsa as the note has
been misdirected and lost about the oh ay OF se-
whatever.
Dayton, Dec. 9Th, 1850 THos. scHAEFFBR.
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" Another alarm of fire was made about 10
o'clock this forenoon. 1t was oceasioned by
the fire breaking out again in the ruins Of Col.
Smiths residence. All the engines were again
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-12-08

Re- Our advertising patrons will perceive
that, by our arrangement threading matter
their advertisements will be always aew--a
very important matterto them.