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Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-06-12

In the proceedings Of the Democratic Meet.
ing held at the Court House on last Saturday
night, FrSDLy JoHSsoN was reported as the
Vice-President Of the meeting, instead of ].
FNDLEY HARmsoS who was the gentleman
named for that position.
Col HARRIsoN, we take occasion 10 add, is
one Of the most sterling and active Democrats
of Van Buren Township Although grand
son Of Presden, Harrison, the successful cnndi.
date of the old Wing party in the memorable
campaign Of ls4O: he does not find his affini-
ties in the present Republican organization.
He is warm advocate Of the nomination Of
Senator DoUoIAs and the confirmation Of the
doctrine Of Congressional non-iniervention, as
the settled and established creed Of the Demo
cratic party as the question of slavery Col
II. will excuse the mis-report Of his name as
one Of the accidental occurrences that often
occur in the confusion Of making up hasty re-
ports for publication.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-06-12

p6y-The EuriRk wants TO know ifthe Rev.
Mr Van Meter, who sent a piece Of the log
cabin IN which Mr Lincoln was born 10 the
Cincinnati lbmmTcidi is the same Mr. Van
Meter who Is collecting fnnds Tor the Fourth
Ward Mission School, of New York Suppose
he is--what is the ESrIRF going 70 do about
Il f'--JoprHol
The Journal does not answer our question
fairly, but leaves us 10 infer, just what we sus
pected, that the gentleman who busted him
self in getting out pieces 'of the log cabin in
which Mr. lIScorN was born" Is the same per
son who lis collecting funds for the Fourth
Ward Mission School of New York" Ifthis
be so, we desire TO call the attention of our
Democratic brethren Of the press TO the fact,
and would urge Democrats to require security
Of the Rer gentleman, that the funds contribu.
ted by them be not used in the campaign fund
Of the Republican party to secure the election
Of LINCOLN, before contributing TO the object
for which he claims 10 be collecting funds SO
long as a Minister Of the Gospel will remain
true TO his ealng--so long as he will faithful
y and conscientiously perform the duties re-
quired of him by his sacred and holy mission
we shall not only not find fault with him,
but viii extend to him all the encouragement
aud appreciation which is within our power /;
but when he Corgets those duties--when he
mixes in the pool Of pollics--when he so far
sinks himself as 70 cast aside the requirements
Of his position--and busies himself in gather
ing up the humbug claptrap Of a political
campaign, for electioneering purposes, he de
serves and should be visited with seyerest CON
demnation.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-06-12
NYnshlmrfon Nrntters.

From the New York papers Of day before
yesterday We gather the following items Of
Washington interest;
The Republicans in caucus to-day decided
10 lay aside all private bills and push the pub
lie business, with reference il possible TO an
adjournment on the 18th inst But il is gen
orally conceded that Congress will rescind the
resolution 10 adjourn on that day, and that
the session will continue until the first or se-
cond week in July. The amount Of public
business in the Senate is larger a, this period
Of the session than usual
Intelligence was received here this morning
from Brownville Texas, with dates to the
3Oth ult Cortinas had again made his ap
penrance in the neighborhood, and Il was re-
ported he had large force under his com
mand and was only waiting an opportunity to
deprodations The citizens along the line
we're greatly alarmed at this intelligence, and
were seeking the protection Of the soldiers in
the vicinity. The soldiers we're on the look
out for him, and he will hardly elude their vi
GLANCE
The proposition Of Mr. Vallandigham to in
crease the appropriation for arming the mill.
tia in the several States TO six hundred thous-
and dollars, will come up for consideration on
Monday or Tuesday next The bill is an inn
portant one and is strongly urged by the
States whose militia hitherto have been una
BILE to obtain the requisite supply of arms
Several Of the States have already drawn the
quota they are entitled TO- for two or three
years in advance.
The Senate, in executive session to-day,
confirmed the following experimentation
Appleton, Minister to Russia Mr.. Trescott
Assistant Secretary of State Mr. Mitchell, of
South Carolina, Secretary of Legation at St
Petersburg Cave johnson, Of Tennessee
Commissioner to settle Claims under the Trea-
ty with Paraguay Sam Ward, of New York,
Secretary and Interpreter TO the Commission
err b A Edes, Consul to Pernambuco; Angus
tus Apler Coe, Consul at Brunswick, Ger
many
Mr.. Douglas win not proceed to New York
at present, owing to the illness Of Mrs Doug
las, who is very depressed in spirits by the
death Of her child
Among the disgraceful scenes in the House
reported from day to day is the fact that the
most venal iobbers about the Capitol are al
lowed to enter the House, and are frequently
seen occupying members seats and lounging
upon the sofas and annoying members at the
writing tables. A crowd of employees about
the Capitol, who have no right upon the floor
under the rules, are tolerated daily by the
doorkeeper and his chief assistant Indeed,
the practice has come to be so obnoxious that
many members complain, and threaten to Of.
fer resolution of censure upon the door
keeper. The same system of letting out the
floor to persons engaged upon measures who
employ certain officers of the House, that was
practised in the Thirty fourth Congress- has
been renewed since the new doorkeeper and
his assistant were chosen. The House should
enforce its rules, and not allow them to be
thus violated
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-06-12
MASTER COMMISSIONERS SALE


Jonn tlemmer,
e,o,or,I agSins, S4a.n Superior Court No. 1869.
DURSIlANT To an order Of the superior Court OF
i Montgomery county Ohio, made in the above ease
at its June Term A. d. 1850, and to me directed, shall
offer ut public ancton at the door of the Court House.
the city OF Dayton Montgomery county, Ohio,
On Saturday, JUiy lith, 1860.
Between the hours of one and four o'clock T. NJ. OF
said day, the following described Real Estate, to wit:
Situate in the city of Dayton, county of Montgomery and
State OF Ohio, to wi All that lot trct parcel OF
land bounded follows 10 wits Beginning AZ the north
eastconer of In lot No. one hundred and hhy eight,
(5s) the plat Of the town of Dayton; thence west
waruly with the northern boundary, eight poles to
line ofthe heirs oflenry Brown, decd thence ut right
angles southwark with said Browns line, two (2) poles
thence at right angles eastward eight poles to Main
rect theuce norhward with Main street two (2)
poles TO the place Of heginnng, containing sixteen
(B) peruhes be the same more less, excepting
nevertheless twenty (2O) feet of the west end OF
said premises, and also including much Of the
brick wnll Of the Phillips House adoins the North
side of said premises, and the ground on which said
wall stands has been conveyed to said Green by the
Phillips House Hotel Company
Said property is to be sold on judgment in favor of
John Clemmer against Richard Green, ct. a. The
above property has been appraised ut six thousand dol
lars and cannot he sold for less than two thirds the ap.
prasement, which is slO00. Terms of sale, cash,
~ f. JORDAN, Master Commissioners
Superior Court Montgomery CO.. o.
L. P CUPPY, Atty. ieOdtd
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MASTER COMMISSIONERS SALE.
superior Court, No. 1879.

W. lSuuerior Cont No to5a
Andrew Egan, ct al ' '-'''
Y virtue OF an order Of the Superior Court of the
- county OF Montgomery, Ohio, made at its April
Term A, d. 1850 in the above entitled cause ygl on
Tuesday, yt1ie 10, 1860
At the door Of the Court House In mo CITY of Davo,,
between the hours OF two and four O'clock n m ~ All
day sell at public ontcry 10 the highest bidder; The
following described real estate, 10 witt living IN Mad Riy
or township IN sad county, and being lots number
segen,eght nine and ten designated on plat al he
p-dlysion q part Of section 27Town of range I,
between the Miami Rivers; made by Daniel Beelef and
wle and nconed on plat hook "A9 lmges 40 and AZ OF
ne records Of Montgomery county.
~ Haia l9ts are part 9f Cox farm, contain one acre
Each lot II appraised az Sl25 90 and may sell for Ss3
~ GkO. w. MALLAMBRE, Master Com
Hon WALKHH, Attorney myi0rinwdag,
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-06-12

nyThe ENFlRF seems 70 misunderstnnd
our remarks about the prices Of advertising IN
daiig papers If the editor win refer to the
article on the outside Of Fridays ENrinr he
win "post himself iu regard 60 our allusion
We said nothing about the ENriNEs prices
Journal
As our neighbor disclaims any intention 10
attack the "ENriHrs prices" and refers TO
our neghbor Of the Gazette, weturn him over
10 the tender mcrcios Of Brother DrNNY
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-06-12

B@-A flash of lightning which struck the
schooner Rorbury at Boston, ON Wednesday
afternoon, shivered her mast, threw one of the
splinters, eight feet long, and eight inches
through, upon the deck of vessel which was
lying at distance Of one hundred and fifty
feet
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-06-12

p. A. Lafee will visit New York on the Is
BE Of July and will be pleased to serve his Gus.
toners or the public who may anything his line
All who are indebted TO him will please call and make
payment by the time. ie9dflw
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-06-12
JESSE G. ALLISON
CHRlSTENA ALLISON.
npIg,
MASTER COMMISSIONER's SALE


Jonathan Soioa, HSr1hm"n' spo2IS, mo, iSsl to, Of
Abort +. Mcclure, et al ! Montgomery Co, o.
DURSUANT to an order Of the superior court OF
| Montgomery county, Ohio made IN the above case
1t the April term A. u. 1859, and 10 me directed shall
Offer nj public auction nj the door OF the Court Hnnse
in the city Of Dayton, in the county Of Montgomery,
and state Of Ohio.
On Saturday tAo 16h doy n Jgno 1860
Between the hours Of and 1ur o'clock D. M Of said
day, the following described real estate situate in the
city Of Dayton county Of Montgomery and stae Of Ohio
10 wit, Lots numbered three thousand one hundred
and ninety, (3ln0) three Thousand one hundred and
ninety one (3lSl and three thousand one hundred aud
ninety two 3l02) and three thousand one hundred and
ninety three 3l9 as desgnated on the revised plat OF
said city.
This property ia to lie sold ON judgment in favor Of
Jonathan Hnrshinan against Albert E. Mcclure ct. al
The above property has beenappnlised at six thou
sand eight hundred dollars (Gs aud cam 1t le sold
for less than two thirds Of said nppraisemont Terms
OF sale, cash. J. NJ CLEGG,
Master Commissioner superiorcourt.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-06-12
NOTION IN PARTITION.

MARY BOYLEand Emma boyle, minors, children
WI and heirs a law Of Margaret Boyle Qormeriy Mar
enrct Webbcr) deceased and John Weber, of Mont
ao,nery county, Ohio Henrietta Weber and William
Weli,er and heirs nj law Of Noah Web
ler deceased Of Lucns county, Ohio Robert Wehbor,
George Wehber James Webbcr, Apnn Mara Weber,
widow Of Robert Weber, senl deceased, and Jemi-
ma Ludwig, formerly JeInima Webber,) Of Nanden-
burqh county, In the state OF Indiana.
viii take notice that on the Esd day Of April A. u.
1850, petition WIS filed aQqnst them in the Superior
Court oi Montgomery county, Ohio, by Thomas Weh-
ber and is now pending wherein said Thomas Webber
donads partition of the following described real estate
10 witl lots numbered 1904 100 and 1866 of the
yse numbers OF lots IN the city Of Dayton, In tho
county II Montgomery and state Of Ohio, and that at
the June term, A. D. 1860, Of snid court application
will he made hy the said Thomas Weher for in order
that partition may he made Of said promises. Dated
this lh day Of April 1850 By
ap2Idlwd fliOS. i. TlLToN, Atty for Petnerl
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-06-12

p@-A correspondent writing from Denver
to the st Joseph (Mo) Gazette, says that
more than one-half Of the emigrants in the
mines and on their way out will return before
next October.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-06-12
MONTGOMERY COMMON PLEAS,

E, $40. giio ''''''N' Vs. Jon" @"ho"y' Divorce No.
John Mnhony whose residence is - Ia not;6od
That julia MalOny did on the 2sth dny of Mav n isen
Mo her petition In the office Of the Clerk Of the ConT
ol common Pleas within and for the county OF Mont
golndsr{, ONO, charging the said John Mahony with
Ml abssuee nom herithe said ula Mahony for more
thnn years last pnst and asing that she may be- d
Yorced nom the said John Mahony which petition ill
stand Tor hearing at the Noyemer term lsO Of said
OVnt, JULIA MAHONY
bAiea may ~ 1880. M6 BY AnAM CLAY. her Att,v
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-06-12
MARRIED.

CUMMINGS-JEFFREYS--O the nth inst, by Rev
D. Winters at his residence, Mr.. A. W. Cummings 10
Mrs oatharine Jeifeys, both Of this city
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-06-12
DIED.

RoDGERS-on Tuesday morning, June 18Th Charles
Rodgers, Principal Of the South West District School
Funeral, tomorrow, "Wednesday morning ut 90.
clock nom hls late residence, Parker street Services
BY Rev. Mr.. Talbot. Intement Woodland Cemetry.
The friends of the family are invited to attend without
further notice.
journal Copy)
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-06-12
MN7ItT UpWlnlsslOnpf supcIlOr court.
j. A. JORDAN, tyfor Prm myl2dlawtd.
MASTER COMMISSIONERS SALE.


William Kramer, No. 1874
against Superior Court Moutaom-
Andrew Hordor, ct al. cry county, O.
DURSUANT 10 an order Of the superior court of
l. Montgomery county, Ohio, made in the above
case at its Apn Term, 1850 and TO me directed shall
offer at public auction ut the door Of the Court House.
in the city Of Dayton, in the county Of Montgomery
and State Of Ohio.
On Saturday, June 10Th 1860.
Between the hours Of one and four o'clock D. m. OF said
day. the following described real estate, situate in the
county Of Montgomery and state of Ohio, TO witt Part
OF the east half OF section 81 township 2 and range T.
between the Miami rivers begnningo on the south hne
Of ten acre lot lot sold hy Robert Wead to Martin Stei
n 10 poles east Of the southwest corner Of said Stef
fms lot and running from thence ~ S9o east 10 poles
% the south east corner OF said steffns o thence ~
q west 0O-5 poles to acorner Of said Sten's lot one
pole south of Eggrys south line; thence ON steffns
line N S5 east 1888 poles to the centre of the Dayton
and Wilmington turnpike road; thence with the centre
Of the same south 164o east i5-7 poles to a stone;
thence south ~ east % poles to stone thence south
sp1z west 45 poles 70 stone; thence N. n west
poles to the place of beginning, containing twelve acres
and hty perhes, more or less This property is 10 be
sold on ajudpnentn favor Of William Knlner and
against Andrew Hordorf, et al
The above property has been appraised Mt So 800 and
conno sell for less than two-thrs the appraised value
Terms OF sale cash. ~ f. JORDAN
Master Commissioner superior court
j. A. JonDA.', Atty. myl2wtd
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-06-12
ASTER COMMISSIONERS SALE.

Jacob Hikes No. 1904,
against kSnperior Court Montgomery
Henry Kimes, ct. al. County o.
DURsUANTto an order Of the superior court Of Mont
J. gomeiy county Ohio, made IN the above case Mt
Its April term 1860 md to directed shall offer al
public auction at the door of the Court House. in the
city of Dayton, Montgomery county, Ohio.
On Saturday, juno 18TH 1860
Between the nours Of and four O'Clock D. m of said
day, the following described real estate situate In the
county Of Montgomery and state OF Ohio TO wit: -Four
acres of of the east end Of lot No. nine (0) ON plat
chancery records r. 362, described as follows: begin.
ming at the N. r. corner of said lot nine (a thence
50 west 30 far line drawn southwardly at right an.
giles with the north line Of said lot o. ntersect the
west bank of the Miami river, Mt low water mark will
make four acres, situate in 5. u, T.,2, re-, +.
Sud propertyis TO be sold Judgment in favor of
Jacob Hikes, and against Henry kimes, et a.
The above property has been appraised at two hun.
dred and seventyye dollars (s276 and cannot be sold
for less than two thirds the apPraisenent Terms Of
sale, cash. N. II. JORDAN
J. A. JORDAN, Atty my2wtd