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MISCELLANEOUS.
(yYRUS W. FIELD 4 CO.,
" WHOLESALE PAPER DEALERS,

Have made such T. VIZ at
SH s s: :a :s
that they enabled 70 sell every destruction Of fAeERa
sss s:s
PIX E e $ s Sasssfsr
SesfsS ~ &C.
GS1Hs.p r1fET glazed ard s vnssied
s1s.w tsp s FOR Fly b bsssss dc
~ and weight
or
MANILA P1FER superior quality for wrapper.
r6 Ss JOB if fKi SS
sass p sSes ssS1: sss
FoLIo Pos1, FLAT CARS, &C.
HARDWARE PArgRs, OF various sizes and ou,Ht,es
Blue AND WHITE PAPER for sediu I po~der.
70 Cloth on AND DRY ssit eSo 81 DEALERS.
ANIL rnr.s Sox1o s0xiO 4ox4s and any size or weight
wRArrlse PAPER various qualities.
AND DEALERS
rarr sro": e: AMID w
Wn1E WsArrise fHrnss various six ssS"A sA'''
ColoRED PArHns, various sizes
Tssun PArrns, White Ss and col color rSs4 &C.
WI WHITE PAPER, 24xse 26z37, 2sxi2
!EAscr CoIoHED PAPER.
r6 5A fE6N f.rs NAs Sf
TRUNK BOARDS, all nnmbers.
rs s EifF. s tPT s
sHEArnINc PAPER, dry and Jared
re JAZZ Sa sIkfah'ff
sINDERs BoARDs, double cap, assorted numbera
BISDERs BOARDS, medium, assorted numbers.
FANCY P PSrsss for fly leaves.
CoIoRLp PAPERS, &c. -
Gar PAPER, blue and white plain and ruled.
6ssE1 rUsr blue and h white eSia and ruled
POLO Posi- blue aud whe ana w''e pA0 aud ruled
FLAT CAP Of every variety.
Issue PArna, While and eocred
BiSr, wnirr AND Bao SS BoNSrr BOARDS, &c.
re ESMy lll OF all kinds and sizes.
STRAW AND RAG wnArrIsG PAPER all sizes
M shs nhlI PASa an sizes
rd bt c1Rb ts MH M r.ShTsi si
WHITE Wow AND Lam FLAT Car.
., CARD MiDpLEs, made 10 order
BANK NorE PAPER. all qualities
sSrTsIss IsosIa F.rnss, ~ Ledgsrs Journals 60
70 bEalFs rfs IN F &c 4s gd SS5s &C.
MsApSsa 81 Of s, every Sassy
MS1 pArtEs % s sys sysI va,isy
TISSUES, white and colored.
BosSrr BOARDS brown, blue and white.
rhfis d fvEsy sSSs4 sSR5a MADE TO ORDER
RAGS, various Qualities rnits o. y domestic domestic
KSs csaEsins Wrapping Paper Stock Grass Rope
SopA asn, various brands
s Wis, FIFE, q rT iSRsF''' quality
S Fs9ss wF $s'v, ss;s sp1F szzs Imported
ALUM, ground and crude.
PATEsr ALuMNA
G,SE e. v,r,,o,
FrLIscs The best q English Machine reing un assert
IovNDnIsIEn MAcpsr FrLnSo, all sizes.
rounpRrSrra AND GYiisosR JACKETS.
ENGn FElrrsa made to order Of any sise
:, and ,bisknefs, az short notice.
wlan FogrSgrIer Wires various widths. y.rym-
%ds,' @ 60 s'ssss' q any ss he
sfNss 10 ss S0'9 w pPss s0 W% n1ser ''s'
received for Fon,drnier and Cylinder
Machines Cutting Presses, Roll Bars Busters Engine,
Ispi. Rrsnrn Asp LEATHER Brrrrvc
INDIA RuBBER DEckLL SrRArs. made TO order.
HcsoSs nrr,se Prss single and double back.
PRussIArE or PorAsn
PuIr Blue, A and Il.
blcnRSsAIr oS PoTlsn.
liberal advances made consgnmsns OF any kind AZ
paper: ,
eerence viii be executed with the pomptnccs
! SssH PHIB FOR ALL KINDS OF PAPER MANurAc-
EnANcm TONES q SONS
No. MN SM1l Soa LANE
eHSs cuTIE III Xo0 TEAfS sfsl wsR e
JEwELRY AND GOODS,
rSs ,.r~.., aud nm sun ~. AND rnnryxERY. Fl
Sole ss agents '@s $ e .s ss
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CITY COMMERCIAL REPORT.

FtD. 20 T. u.
AsHEs.-Snel sales OF pots made at IS 6s2{ S.
IS, and pearls at IS rs.
Observation-Disclosures market was active and arm.
er for medium grades while all kinds were steady and in
good demand with come sales for export The sales
eraced about IA 600 bbls closing within the following
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AtsihAo fOE wv BAY
w EisSs..,..-...-... rs NOON 8isss 9 90
'us srIa..........s.... ~ EGs sIrEE -
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money, ". ssrostors II shall not des' in exchange
rs al mt lend money TO any director ofhccr clerk or
49, AGENT or seryant Of the as ocstion: nor shall II
lend money on he own stock. Esery director shall
70 hold h,s once upon his cesng 70 be Shareholder 10
he extent OF shares, upon his absentng himself
NON the meetings Of the Board for successive months
unless absent business Of the association Upon the
or by his death resignation majority Of all tho re-
naming directors shall, by written act, appoint his suc
cessor. .... ., A. -,u
and EXPENSES Of the Pittsburg Fort ana oncago
Railroad Company, during the month OF JanuaSy-
Earnings .x..o.
From freight. s0S "a
passengers. .'ons na
mails. ."...''..''''''''''''''' 'so0 M
:, ,u . 100 90
Total. .'~t.ytos4 -
Earnings during the same month last year. 94,1S5 81
Increase (27a per cent?. .s26,o76 Al
Expenses.
Conducting transportation. ISIS 1873 Al
Motive power. ............... Zssso "
Maintenance or way. ~ DOB ~
Maintenance OF cars S,zoo o!
General expenses ................. 4,45s "a
Expenses during the same month last year.. $685. 90
~s-=-----
Increase. $40 5U
| Net earnings in January, lsao. >.,, s. 2l2 10
! Do do 1co5s...,.......... ~ $40 rs
se"so''''''' s.'..s,e.. - '''' -
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The exchanges al the Bank Clearing House to-day we're
sl6,s2o,74l 10, and the balances s94i 76l q.
The following late london quotations. of American
securities per Canada
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A Tiger Story.

A letter from Penang, dated February
10, 1859, gives the following singular escape
from, but ultimate death BY, the attack of q
tiger on Catholic missionary on that is
land, which will be read with interest:
My escape from the tiger says the writer,
was truly miraculous, but that of Padre
Cuellon was still more so, as the following
details of the attack upon that worthy priest
will clearly prove. The padre was on his
way to church, and was emersed in the
study Of his sermon, when tiger, TO his
utter surprise, suddenly rushed out Of the
jungle or tall grass; but as the beast had not
measured its distance to nicely, the padre,
walking very quickly, was more frightened
than hurt The tiger, however, brushed 50
closely to the padre that the latter's trowseIs
were torn, the snap OF the beast being with.
IN a hairs breadth of his leg. The
brute, not content with single spring, made
another charge upon the poor padre, aud as
he had nothing to deleni himself but his
large paper umbrella, he sudd"'
it out IN the hrr'e ..a
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-08-15

InoonslstencY Of pennisOn.

Mr. Dennison made speech at Whining
ton few days ago, in which he attempted
to brand the Democrctic Party with incon-
sistenoy, by declaring that it counseled OPP
position to the Fugitive Slave Law in 1852,
while it is making its support Of the same
law, the main issue Of the campaign Of 1889
The assertion that the Democratic Party de-
nounced the Fugitive Slave Law in 1852 is a
mistake. IL is notorious that ever since its
enactment, that law has been upheld and its
provisions put into practice by the Democ'
racy They have always been noted FOR
their adherence to the constitution and law,
and especially that construction Of the con-
stitution, which demands Fugitive Slave
Law in the Union The mass Of the South
were Democratic: they Of course Supported
it, and the most of the Party in the north did
the same. The conservative men Of the old
Wing Party supported it also, but one branch
of that organization headed by such men as
Giddiugs and Chase-and such as Mr.. Den.
nison has proved to be, erected the stan
dard Of resistance and enough followers rail-
lied around 1t, to enable them to construct a
new party which was hae"A
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-08-15

Kansas CoNvENTIoS The following was of
Tered by Mr. Wi am Mcdowell. formerly of
Cincinnati, as a substitute for the ridiculous
preamble reported BY the committee 10 the Bill
Of Rights in the Kansas Constitutional Conven>
ton. The object of Mr.. Mcdowell was to ridi>
cule the preamble:
We. the delegates to the Constitutional Com
Yenlion, graceful TO our constituents for the
high honor they have conferred upon us, in
eleeting US 10 this responsible, though not
lucrative office, aud, satisfied that We come
here without fraud aud violence, or any species
Of skullduggery. and iegislAting not only for
the millions who are 10 come after US, but fer
oursrlYes, (dvsirous Of speedy completion Of
our lab'rs. as scrip 10 not received In Wyandot
City for board, ,)and believing, as We do, in the
indIvidualiem Of the social forces. and the va
rioua and complicated ramihcation Of the iss
ethereal lines over the beautiful prairies and
broad b,lloms Of this fair Territory, where the
Wild lndians oncs roved and ths wolf dug his
h,.ls in the granrd Ia no compliciiy with the
Evii Ore. and prumptrd BY lhshlahrst lupus
q Of 3 perfect. pOlitieAi philosophy, do hereby
make, sppoint. constitute aud set up the FOL
loWiSe conslitution.
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al.4...-s Op,nIons that they might be well
coined into the new party. Mr.. Dennison
was one Of these men. lie was a member
Of the Ohio State Senate in 1850, when the
Fugitive Slave Law was before Congress, but
had not yet been put upon its passage He
introduced a resolution into the body OF
which be was a member, instructing our
Representatives to vote against it. He was
violently opposed to the law, and denounced
it on every occasion. Scarcely two years
bad elapsed however, when we find him one
OF the State electors for Gen Scott, and sup.
porting platform which distinctly recog.
nizcd the Fugitive Slave Law. One of the
resolutions of their Presidential Convention
commenced as follows
RESOLVED, THAT the series Of acts of the
Thirty first Congress-the act known as the
Fugitive Slave Law included-are received
and acquiesced in by the Wing Party in the
United States as settlement, in principal
and substance, Of the dangerous and exciting
questions which they embrace &c.
The resolution proceeds to deprecate al
further agitation upon the subject of slavery
and closes by declaring, that such a system
is Essential to the nationality of the Whig
Party and the integrity of the Union" Such
was the position MIR. Dennison occupied in
1862, when there was a hope that Gen,
ScOtS would be elected, and the organiza,
ton OF the Wing Party kept up. But when
that hope was defeated, and all chance OF
political Preierment in that direction was a,
an end, be returned to his former opinions
and allied himself with the Ret ublicans
HIS motto was better to orship the rising,
than settig sun, and with complete change
Of doctrine, We fnd him in an entirely new
party, where he stood some chance of coming
in for share of the spoils And he has
worked faithfully for that object, He has
done the dirty work OF Chase and his clique
for years, with the understanding that he
was TO be supported for Governor at the
present election. He Is time serving mol,
itician and his past course gives assurances,
that he will 90 with any current, which
promises to secure his own aggrandizement.
He has not one tenth part the ability or one
tenth part the qualifications for the Office
his opponent possesses, but be owes his nom.
ination entirely to the personal prefere nee
OF friends, for whom he has done fayors.
There is no, single able measure or able
act to which his supporters can point, while
Judge Ranney has been known for years as
one Of the first men of the state in point of
intelligence and influence
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-08-15

% ZEE. tribe.
.Larr He tH4rs - least dozen times,
--... occupied nearly twenty minutes In
the mean time the padre gradually edged
toward tree in an open space of ground,
and, as there was large white ants nest
between him and the tiger, around v hich
the latter had to make a small tour; this
enabled the padre to climb the tree and yet
out Of his way, The tiger, on getting round
the nest, was at first puzzled ut not seeing the
padre, but in few seconds ho laid his nose
to the ground, and soon scented the where's
abouts Of his intended victim. The tiger,
said the padre, quietly sat down under the
tree, and gave a Wistlul look toward me- but
1t fortunately was of no avail The natives,
at length, hearing the cries of the worthy
padre, hastened to the spot and rendered
the assistance required The tiger fled the
The instant he heard their shouts. The poor
padre bust into tears, and sang Te Deunl 10
token of gratitude for his delivery. Padre
Cuellon, however, did not rally long the
fright had too serious an effect upon his sys-
an, and in about ten days he sank to rise
no mote.-I Wilmer and smith.
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pemooratlo couptY conventIon

The Decorate Central Committee fer honi'
gomsry County, request the Democracy Of lhs
several Wards and Townships, TO meet on Sat
urday, the Goth day Of August, 1889, at =
O'Clock 10 the afternoon, 10 each township, and
in each Ward in the City Of Dayton. ct ~
O'Clock, P. M., at the usual places Of holding
elections, aud appoint eight delegates from
each township and two from each Ward, Il
meet in County conveatiOu at Beckel Hall, IL
Dayton. on Saturday the 9Th day Of August
1853, at 10 o'clock, A. NJ, to nominate candi
dates for the following Offices
Two Representatives, Treasurer, Prosecu'
ting Attorney, County Commissioner, Coroner
and 1nfrmRry Director
By order of the Committee,
BIN. AYRES, chm.
Tuoe Y TuRrsurn Sec'v
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Light for the Million!
Cost only One Cent an Hour

THE introduction of MACE'S PORTABLE e
Il GAS GENERATOR into this city has demon
strated the fact anXipusly desired thAtGAs LIaHT
Is now within the reach OF all II not only LIGHTS
the places of INDUSTRY and the MANSIONS OF the
WEALTHY, but will dtspel the darkness from the
HOMES OF those n the humber walks OF liie, rem
dering them cheerful and happy, by placing GAS
within their meAns. Call at J. Langdon & Bro N
Hardware Store, Main street. Dayton, and witness
the successful triumph OF this igh: over all others
All the beautiful and various designs OF LAMPS,
BRACKETS, PENDANTS, anu CHANDELIERS for
Halls, Par Ors, and Churches, which serve the
double purposes of ORNAMENT and LIGHT, con-
stantly on hand and ready TO put up on short no.
tiee. Arrangements can be made with the under
signed to light Country CHUKcHEs, HALLS, STORES
SHOPS and REsIDENcEs, on favorable terms, and
while the assortment is good, and make your selee
tions. w, w l.. WINCHELL.
pr2l-lyweem&dIwemAec
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Democratic State Ticket.


F0R uoyrRNoE,
RUFUsP. RANNEY, Of Cuyahoea County
LlFurrNANT GOVERNOR,
WILLIAM II. Stafford, of Ross County.
JUDGE OF TnE SUPREME COURT,
HENRY G. WHITMAN, Of Fairfield Co.
AUDITOR oF STATE,
G. VoLNEY DORSEY, Of Miami County.
TRnAsUBrR or STATE,
WILLIAM BUSHNELL, Of Richland Co
SECRETARY or STATE,
JACOB REINHARD, Of Franklin County
BOARD OF rUnLIo WORKS.
JAMES TOMIINS0N, Of Washington O.
COMMON SCHOOL COMMISSIONER.
CHARLES N. ALLEN Of Harrison Go
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Notlcc to stocIkhoIders.

OFFICE or rHr DAYToS WESTERN r. R. CO.,l
DAYTON, July 21th, 1859.
NOTICE ia hereby given that the An
~ nual Meeting Of the Stockholders OF this Com
OF other business Will be held at the oii.e of the
Company In Dayton on Wednesday, the 3ist day of
p. NJ
iv27-dSwtt W 7. DOGGETT, See'y.
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| WOULD call attention TO Land now of
fered to exchange for City Property or Goods
located as follows
OhlG-Shelby, Ross, Allen, Defiance Henry,
Fulton, Derke and Williams Counties,
INDIANA-Raudulph Webs, aOash, Stark
Jasper, Pulaski and Lake Counties
ILLIN NOIS-LsWrencr. KIchlaud, Crawford
and Jasper Counties.
SSOURI-Uhsritou, W ashlngton, Madison
Ripley, Reynolds, Oregon and
shannon Couhties.
IOWA-Scott. Buchanan, Boone, Cedar and
Van Buren Counties.
MINEG5OfA-Dakot Ramsey, Rice, Scott
and Mcleod Counties.
The above are choice lands, and will be exchanged
on the most desirable terms on application to
CHAS. 4. CLARKE,
jy5 Clegg's Building, Third street.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-08-15

A 5000 Reward OFFERKD.-The City
Council Of Cleveland have authorized re-,
ward Of $1,000 to be paid fer the arres. and
conviction of the murderer Of the late b. T.
Sterling. The county has also offered re.
ward Of 81 600 The sum offered by Mr.,
w. J. Warner will make the reward amount
to $500. Here's brilliant chance for the
Detectives
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-08-15

G@rGeneral Jefferson Davis is reported
much better.
S0-In the village of Berwick, Penn,
mill was erected several years ago to mane
ufaoture paper from bass wood, which is now
idle, the experiment not having proved a
success.
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FARMS.

TWO HANDSOME and highly improved
l. farms, lying aDout miles north Of tho city, %
acres each. cry PROPERTY will be taken in
part payment. ALSO,
$40 acres Ia Hancock County, not far from the
count, -eat, and three fourths of mile from rail
road station, 100 acres improved balance excellent
timber. Very fine land and win be sold At n bar
gain. ALSO
100 aeros one mile north west of Union City, wen
Improvcdi creek running through the centre -
never failing water, large naFn, good bearing or
chard sPringg, sc.
ALSO,
81 acres in Darke county, part good e. good
land, No. barn, pain'"' tOJO
down, balance ~ ..UH.
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Farms.

Dll ACRES in Illinois, miles from Sum.
u L ner, on the o. n M. r, r., one hundred acres
improved, the remainder timber oigood quality,
deep, rich, alluviAl soil.
There are two good Dwelling Houses on tn prem
tsea, convenient out-houses, and in the midst of
good settlement.
This farm Is offered at the low price Of sI2 per
acre, being much less than it's value. For sale by
CHAS. K. CLARKE,
Real Estate Agent I'D street
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FOR RENT.

A FINE store room on Market street, very
II suitable for Grocery or Eating House, being
that part of the reom now occupied by n. A r. 4.
More, that ftonts on Market street, may be either
90 or 80 feet deep,
Also, large room on the second floor, 26x4O feet,
suitable for office. Entrance on Third street.
Enquire OF H. A. & I. I. More, or
CHAS. +. CLARKE,
iva Real Estate Agent, sd st.
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DIR. JOIINsON's
HERB DISPENSARY,

OkFICE % MAIN ST.,
lsec0nd door, Up stairs,) Buffalo; NY.
THE CELEBRATED DIR, JOHNSON,
4 Botanic Physician, treats successfully the fol,
lowing diseases
Consumption Dyspepsia,
Asthma, Nervous Debility,
bronchitis, Headache cu'd in 10 m
Lung & C'est Diseases Scrofula,
Diseases Of the Heart Salt Rheum,
Kidney Affections, Rheumatism,
Liver Complaints, Fever and Ague,
Female Weakness, Pimples,
Diseases Of the Ear and Eve, &c, &c.
All who are suffering from the above named dis
eases, or any other complicated disease of wears
standing are informed that they can have fortyard
ed by mail or express Tor the small sum OF Al 90
neat package OF Medicines, with all necessary d.
reotions ana medical advice Patients should apply
without delay, as they can obtain Instant RELIEF
from the Doctors remedies,
Dr. Johnson's Medicine consists of extractB from
choicest Medicinal foreign and native Roots and
Herbs, manufactured under his own supervision al
his DspenHery, and therefore avoiding the use of
mercury and other mineral poiBenB, that were neV-
ands have fallen victims and gone TO early graves
LOTION FOR THE COMPLEXION-Ir John
soL's remarkable LOTION Tor beautifying and im-
proving the Complexion, removing almost instsn-
taneously Tan, FreckleB, Pimples, &c. will he sent
TO any part Of the country Tor 81 90 and one most.
age stamp. Address
DIR. JOHNSON, Drawer 4O,,
Ohiee 30 Main street, Buffalo N Y
NJ B.-Female Pills 81 90 q box. JeII-d&wIy
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.COMFOR7 ( ECONOMY
--iN-~
H o { w Q ather.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
And zee CtIEsTSl
SIMS ARCTIC REFRIGERATORs

SIMS ARCTIC RRFRIGERATORs |
Ala. w. RICE a CO.'S, Huston Building.
BOQUET WATER COOLERS,
PLAIN WATER COOLERS, ---
Both Zinc and Porcelain, with and without Filiet.
AtA.w RfoE = CO.'S, Huston Bulding.
Mnsoers Five Minute Cream Freezers,
AZ A. W. RICE q CO.'S, Huston Buildiug.
Plunge Bath 2 mbs,
Hip and Spungc Bath Tubs.
MA. W. RicE 4 co.'s, huston Building.
Toilet Betts, Plain ana Fancy,
A. a. W. RICE CO.'S, Huston Building.
Ludlow's Selr-scaling Cans and Jars
Requiring no wax, soldering or cement. They seal
easily and open easily. Every one warranted per-
icetiy tight. Also screw Top Cans, Wax Cans, and
AtA. W RicE a co.'s, Huston Building.
OLD DOMINION COFFEE POTS,
and COFFEE ROASTERs,
At A. W. RICE CO.'S, Hutton Bnilding
general assortment Of Tin, Japan h Pressed Ware,
AZ A. W. RICE a CO.'S, Huston Building.
Whitewash Brushes Shoe Brushes. Scrub Brushes,
Comb Brushes, ust Brushes, Tea busters, just re-
ccivod from the East, At
A. W. RICE q CO.'S, Huston Building
Stoves and House Furnishing Goods,
In general.
At A. w. RICE & CO.'S,
jyl4 Huston Building
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Peaches.

RICH, RIPE AND LUSCIOUS, FRFSH
~ from tho orchard, in Warren county, every
morning during the s. ason, in wagons For sale,
wholesale and RETAIL in any quantty, at the Agri-
cultural Warehouse, on ad street, east Of the Post
Office ljySul l.. WOODHULL
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pRsadinr M,tter on Every Page.l1

ncA-For locals, Telegraph. and other
matters Of interest and Information, see
First and Fourth Pages.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-08-15

Raa-Wo commend to the attention of
those Republican papers, which are exult-
ing over the election Of Genera! Houston as
Governor Of Texas, the following paragraph
from the Washington Constitution Of the
llth inst, which says
"The Bangor (Me Democrat, from which
we quote the above, might have added that
General Houston has uniformly and zeal
ously supported the Administration Of Pres
ident Buehanan.n
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Prices Reduced!
FARM FOR SALEl

A FINE Farm of excellent land, lying
I six miles east of Day ton, on the Yellow
Springs road for sale atlow figures and reasonable
terms.
There are seventy acres under cultivation, the
remainder being heavily timbered There is upon Il
a House Barn and Oui-buildings; an orchard OF 10
or 80 large bearing trees of good fruit never-fsl-
Ing spring, aitording running water for stock be-
sides well OF good water, at the house; toget Ter
with quarry of good limestone. The whole farm
is well arranged and has on it good fences.
The situation is healthy and It is altogether the
cheapest and most desirable farm now offered for
sale In this part of the country.
For further particulars, call on
M. p. NOLAN
jy7 Dsyton' Ohio.
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rent iOr Ten Pen CENT. ON THE lkNEkTMENT.
For sale by CHAs. h. CLARKE,
je6 Clegg's Building, sd street.
CITY PROPHRTY!I
Jefferson STA handsome Lot West side, below
6th st. Small Frame upon It.
Second st-House and Lot be Ow Perry, north
side. House, Two-stCry Brick
Large and convenient. Lot 5ON2OO.
Brown st-uppoBite Buckeye st. Large Brick
House and large Lot. CHEAP.
Brown at.--Corner of Ann, Two story Double
brick House, good Cellar, Well,
Cistern, &o. Will rent to pay NJ
per cent. on the Investment
McDOnough st.-Opposite Barr. Two-story Frame
House. Lot6Oxl60.
Filth st.-Corner of Montgomery Fine Lot
Small Frame House,
ALSO:
FORTY LOTSl-0n the Hill between Sd and 9th SITS.
and a large number OF vacant Loti
In different parts OF the city. Foi
sale cheap, or to exchange for othei
property.
CHAS. f.. CLARKE
Resl Estate Agent,
Clegg'B Building, I'd st..
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-08-15
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them are notlhedto present them to the
properly proven, within three inonths from fhts
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