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Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-06-08

Albert W. Hicks, now confined iA the New
York Tombs under sentence Of death for
piracy and murder, has made fiill confes-
sion Of guilt, as stated by telegraph. he says
that the murders were committed between
nine and ten o'clock at night, when thovessel
was about fifty miles out AZ sea, and that
they were perpetrated with an AK. The
brothers Watts were the first killed---one
with single blow, while at the bow of the
vessel, the otker as he was coming up the
companionway after hearing the noise on
deck. Captain Burr who was asleep in the
cabin, was next attacked. He fought desper-
ately for his life, but being unarmed was
unable TO successfully defend himself, and
was eventually oyerpowercd and murdered.
The bodies were thrown overheard in about
an hour after the contamination Of the trag-
edy, and Hicks does not believe any Of them
have ever been recovered. The prisoner says
that he derived great assistance from the
devil, who, according 10 bis story, was the
fifth man on board, and sustained him
throughout the bloody tragedy He COM
plains, however, that he has since deserted
him and left him 10 his fate. Hicks is sus-
pected of having participated in certain
murders on board the ship SdladiN; but when
questioned on the subject he gave an evasive
answer, an6 remarked that when his life was
published all would be known.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-06-08

H1-PIcTUREs for ten cents. Johnson's Gallery
Ninth and Main. nh lih
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-06-08

HS-The finest, largest and best-arranged Picture
Gallery on Fifth-itreet Ia COwAN's, q West Tith.
street.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-06-08
PERSONAL.

DERSONAL7,If the Indy who purchased pair
u OF bracelets at STEwART'S second hand Store,
800 fIfth-st., between OentTal-ay. and yohn-st.,
viii cali at the store, she will oblige and near Of
something to her advantage. je7-ds
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-06-08

80 APPLEeATEs mammoth Ambrotype Depot Is
at Nos. q 4, and Fifth-street, commencing at
Fifth and Main.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-06-08

So The largest, finest and most completely ar
ranged Gallery in Cincinnati Is at APPLEaArHt
Mammoth Gallery, Nos, 2, 4, Q and Fifth-street
commencing at Fifth and Main. b.-ss-as5
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-06-08
SS-CAHpEsrER's cheap Pictures, 20 Fifth-streot

RS- J P. BALLS Gallery, No. 30 West Fourth ST.
is thronged daily by the lovers of art Drop in.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-06-08

p1- Clothes renovated and repaired, 100 W. Sixth.
Ds1- Clothing renovated and repaired, SO q. Third.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-06-08

U1VUH BAIE > TWO hundred mOckmg BIfdB,
H young and singers, just arrived from the South,
je7-cs sfr sAI ~ nisN J. WARMER.
ElOR BALE-The Lease and Fixtures Of Store
II 33D Central.ay.a one door above Sixth-st.
Apply to ID. u. CONNER, corner Of Longworth-st.
aud Central-ay,s r.iIia ri fIH.a ~ je7-cs
ENOR SALE-Steam Engine aud Boiler, now In
- use at Nos. 90 aud 101 Walnut-street, where
they can be seen At any time. Engine-Cylinder 8
valve attached, and cast iron bed. BoiierTLength,
nys3ssf y Y Z HARRISON 4 WILSON.
VNOR sALE5-A small Ensine, Boiler r-Fan, Gu
NJ poa, Pipes, &C., all In complete running order,
at great bargain Can be aeen in operation at the
ap29.tt II E,ADAMs, PE0k0VBR &oo.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-03-09

Again we say 10 our lobster friend Of the
Journal whose tightness Of shell seems to
preclude the possibility Of his receiving any
thing, that we are not, nor have we been
"ftetting or grumbling'' because DR. Drod-
beck was elected delegate to Chicago.
The Journal conruses term, aud gets things
mixed up We only find fault with the by.
pucrisy the double'jealing and fraud which
the Republicans are trying to put of on the
Germans
We don't believe tha. ever 50 blrcdaced
brbe was offered the Germans or any 9th
people Cor their votes, as that presented at
Columbus. The bungling son'mongcrs
had even the inprudeote Of naming rho mo-
tiss which influenced the selection Of a Ger
man as one OF the Chicago delegattsl Del
egates stated that Il was to cA;oh the Ger
nan vote-almost in 50 many words Even
our thin shelled ncighbor had the indiscre-
ton to intimate that we were grumbling
ouly because we had been headed by the
Republicans, who had secured the German
vote by giving them representation in the
National Convention The motive stand.
out so naked as to be immodest This !.
what we are "grumblng' about, il you in
sist ON calling it grumblng; and if we know
any thing about rights, we have a right tc
expose such indecent shanbling,
We have better opinion Of the German
character, and higher es:imate of their
intelligence, than to suppose that any con-
siderable number Of them will receive the
brbe which the Republicans Of Ohio hHy,
profFered to them in the most unblushinl
and indecent manner. A few adyenturers
and their clans, may 40 into tho camp o
those who but a short time ago were strug.
Cling to deprive them Of the rights Of frcemcn
and clamoring for their degradation below
the negro race, but the great body of oul
citizens Of German nativity will as of yore
put faith in life long friends, and cast their
OF with the advocates Of universal white
lsufrage.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-03-09

FAREWELL Speech OF FANaY KEMnLE-
A few evenings ago Mrs. Fanny Kemh @
read Hamlet in Bost n TO nm immense an,
dIence it being her last appearance before
the public At the csc of the reading
sue made the following parting remarks,
IN a style, it is stated which snifused with
tears many an eye fixed upon the speaker,
those gracious drops" at times nearly
choking her own utterance:
Friends, my work is done, bnt | coplJ
not bid you adieu without saying n few
words, especially US | have been Obliged To
decline AN honor conferred upon ma bv n
request not to take II final leave of yon
thus evening IL ia time that the b,ok
should be SHUT and the lips closed hav,
now been before the public liye-and twentv
years. Few women would care IN bc rr.
msmbered in public for "A llnger perioJ =
shakespeare may find better and ADLER in
trrpreters, but believe none more willing
esteem 1t my good fortune that an uer.
mitted to close my labors in Boston. where
80 long ago | appeared. Possibly some of
my audience now present may remember
me at that time. | can not be too grateful
tor the kind indulgence W iys accorded I,
me IN this city Long live this noble land
this glorious New England May Heavens
richest blessings descend upon YOU. Nav
peac', prosperity and plenty attend YOU
and your homes. | respectfully, grateG1llv
and regretfuly take my leave of you. Fare.
weE farewell
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-03-09
GUARDIANS BALE.

Moaes WogamAn, Guardian of In the Probate Court
Ira Calvin KinEeT, of Muntg,ry. Co
His said Ward, Ira o. Kinzer SeiiIand. $500 "
n obedience to an order of the said Pro-
bate Court, made on the 2Sth day of January,
1860 in the above cause, and to me directed, viii
sell 1T the door OF tho Court House. in the clty Of
Dayton, Mt Public Auction,
On SATURDAY, March Oath, 1860,
Between the hours Of 10 o'clock, A M, and 2o'cioek
r VI. OF said day, the following described premises,
to wit Situate In the county of-hiontgomery and
state Of onio, and in Clay Township, and being
part OF the south east qua ter OF Section thirty
four (SI) Township ak 80 Range four ~ east be-
ginning at the northeast of said lot, thence run
ming north 1s2 east six perehes and nine
OF perohj thence south 27o, east six and four
tenthspereheato alonej thence south 2t14 Q west
hve and three-tenths. percheB TO a sto1ei thence
south see W. i've and seven-tenths perches TO a
stone; thence north az o w. four and six tenths
perohes to the place ofbeginnlng containing forty
six and nine-tenths perches more or less.
The above premises have been appraised at two
sold for eHs than two thirds of said appraise nent
I4-..l-- MOSES WOGAMAN, Guardian.
GEO. w. HouK, Atty janss Il
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-03-09

In the Senate March sth, the following
bills we're introduced and read the first time:
Providing for commission to examine the
condition of the Public Works of the State.
to provide for the vacation of town plats,
House joint resolution to adjourn on the
Doth Of this month, and meet again on the
first Monday of January next, was laid on
the table. The bill to provide for the cree
ton Of a new building for tho Institution
for the Deaf and Dumb, was engrossed and
ordered to be read tho third time.
The house passed resolution providing
for an adjournment on the 26th inst to
meet again on the first Monday of January
next, by vote of 81 yeas to SO nays
c. S, Nation and T. Rees were elected
Assistant Clerks for the remaining part Of
the session. The bill providing for the ap,
pointment Of the officers on the Public
Works, was reported buck with an amend
ment providing for the appointment of COLI
lectors by the Governor, which was ordered
to be printed. Mr. Stouts bill to amend
the Independent Treasury Act. was passed
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-03-09

GeD~An unlucky accident happened to a
gentleman OF some prominence in Washing,
ton society tho other day. lie was at
fashionable party, and engaged in lively
Irritation with handsome young lady,
When, happening to take out his handker'
chief to his intense dismay, there dropped
out Of it round ivory token, known among
gamblers as a ''red check which rolled
forth on the carpet and lodged directly un-
der the brilliant gas light, in full view Of
the company. Some Of the gentlemen, Of
course, knew that the unlueky ivory rerte,
sonted five dollars at faro table, aud thor
the ladies could not have known what /
was, the poor gentleman's conscious guilt
and modification must have led them to sust
peci and the woman who suspects, to alte ,
slightly the French motto, finds out what
she suspects. of course the circle was
Mortified
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-03-09

IHE THIRTY BEAuTIEs,-rhe old French
chronicler, Brantome, gives the Spanish
version of thirty Ifs" Of female beauty
thus .
il three things are wbite-skin, teeth and
hands;
and eylssheS
nails; '''
Ii three thing. long-waist, hair and
hands;
u three things short teeth, ears and
feet;
u three things wide-Lreast front and
brow;
~ three things nrrrow- mouth waist
and ankle;
y three things laree-arm hip and calf
II three things hnv-lips, hair and fin,
gers
If three things small-nose, head and
bosom;
Then are there thirty beauties in all.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-03-09

se5- 4" Did you 60 to DR. ----- to have him
cure you Of lispiug2' said gentleman to a
lltule boy who has been tongue tied.
Yeth thir,' answered the lad
"Whdt did he do to you2"
He cut n little thring there wath under
my tongue
Did he cure youi
"Gcth thir."
why are you lisping now2'
Am thirY Well, don't perthieve that
! Ithp, ecepth when 90 to thay thiekhi
penthl Then always notithe it,
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-03-09

,Se6r The will Of Burton, the actor is 10
be contested. On Saturday afternoon afHl
davlts were filed in the Surrogate's office
Tor that purpose on behalf ot Mr. Burton q
first wife, from whom il is claimed he wa.
ver legally divorced This Mrs. Burton
No is now living in London with her
s'n, an artist Ut merit II is said that Bur.
ton was frequently n the habit of sending
rders Prhary 10 a friend in indun to
purchase the beet pictures of his son, and
that hts fesidenGe ga. ,Iudsun street con-
tanned several fine productions from that
source, No proceedings will be bad under
tho will until this Alrs. Burton arrives She
is now on her way
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-03-09

Mossr'. Thomas Spooner, kent Jarvis and Mel
'on franklin, Commissioners TO select site for
the now Penitsntiary OF Ohio spent collectively
three hundred and thirty-six days, at "a per day,
AZ cost tor incldentals OF S965-Iuaktrg in all
s2.3J9 II public officer, have stomaohs that hun.
sor and throa' that thirst for which those expen.
ses are allowed, epicures and drinkers may we'll
envy the hungerand thirst of Messrs, spooner,
JARVIS and Franklin, Penny Press.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-03-09

IuI APHioAS GALLERr At CngEyEas CHuRcu,
The separation Of the white aud black sheen AT
Cheevors Church isezctng oon aid cradle attphtion
IN England. The "npbeman,' whose negro foot
man was y ctet from seat among the white phi.
lanthropise, publbhed a letter upon his arrival
home, giving an account Of tho affair. Al anti
slavery paper in London, called the X iporter,
waNes indignant over the outrage and expresses
the opinion that no more money should be col
lseied in Great Britain for the supp IT of the
elpfeh on Union Square until this matter should
stclsated NJ. Tho threatened StUpp3gs Of the
udsWil cause great nu,terinE among the Chez.
TSrito.-R Y Day book.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-03-09

a IIoosRR IS LUCK 1t is currently re-
ported TIM, a gentleman OF this county, ua-
med Welton, holds IL claim lor seventy acres
of land, located ia tho State Of Virginia
and upon The greater part Of which tie city
ni kichmoad now stands
Rumor has it that the grandfather or of the
present claimant Left said property by will
10 his son james Weldon, the father Of the
gentleman above mentioned The graud-
father having leased the property for ninety
nine ytars. the son WAS unable to get pos
session until the expiration Of the lease
Tho first heir 10 the property, james
Welton, died in this county about FIVE years
ago and the term Of lapse expired abou. the
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-03-09

one OF the most unique OF recent Yankee inven.
tons tsa cane, which is also Iantern.-a stout
elegant walking stick, aud brilliant steady light
The lantern is'set in the body OF tn, cane about
SIX incbcs from tho top, aud as not to dispgure
u' proportions or beauty aud can bo lit at pleas
lro ~ pulling tho cane apart or burno along
'eAd whon tho zane, without close observation l.
lHdNungulshablo from ordirary large sized
WhNinB stick. It's u usefulnyentun for doctors,
FatcAAon, editors OF daily papers, young men
wac "st up late with people who amt their sis
VIs' aud all other classes who have to bo out
3.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-03-09
lanyard for Sale or Rent.

| HAVE a irst,rale lanyard at Yellow
Springs, Green county, Ohio, which wish Ia
either sell o. rent The yard eonsiata OF ~ lAya-
ws's,t teaches, hAnderIi lime watts, &C. The en-
yard Is laid With trunkai leAdiBg 20 large junk
Into which all the liquor can be centred. ny draw
any part OF the yard ~ horse powers The teaches
are above ground, the liquor from which can be
conducted TO the handlers or layAways by simply
turning plug. The ground bark from the mi I
above can be Conducted I'm ediately into the leach
es, or 70 platform adjoining. There is on ths
dwelling house with three rooms. The premises
are convenient to Springfield. The tanners there
have sold more hides peme years than such yAIdI
can tan. There 10 some 2 or . butchers employed
at tho SPRINGS think also, the principal timber
Ia white and black oak VI 10 -
All the improvements were built new about li1
years since, and are now in excellent condition
The cost was about elbpo VIII sell for 1900, e6D(
at is0 year. Enquire of T., EDMoEsON, pro.
prietor Of the Second Hand store on ST. Clair It,.
Dayton Ohio.
febt-l0ww
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-03-09

VERY liKEA SwEsr WoNAS "A hAuhrul
Young lady, Miss L.. &c Mobile, had
quite an adventure n one II. Me Nav On.
leans Omnibuses fhS othet dAyl inst AZ
she had pulled the string an was in tbe
act Of getting out Of he vehicle, nan 50
ting near the dorr sualched her pufae from
her hand and van oflWith u. The Young
lady, with great presence Of mind, sprang
ou, and ran after him. The thief, in at
tempting to dodge into the crowd, slipped
and fell, when the lady, stopping down,
gracefully caught hold Of him by the collar
and said in the sweetest tone imaginable- -
''Ah, you naughty man, ain't you ashamed
to take my purse give II back to me direct,
Ily' The thief was perfectly subducd, and
handed over the purso TO the young lady,
who not until then removed her tiny, jew.
clod hand from his collar.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-03-09
pResdine n iiter on Every Page.l.i

t0A-For locals, Telegraph, and othe
matters OF interest and Information, see
First and Fourth Pagee.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-03-09
hELIEF IN TEN MINUTES.
Bryan S Pulmonic w afers


rHE oRIoNAL MEDICINE EsrAnLIsmED IN 1867
and hrst startiee OF the KIND ever introduced del
the name OF "PULMoNic WAFERs, !" In this or AM
other countryi All other Pulmonic NAfera ar,
colhterltlB, lhe genuine can be known hy The
name bk1 An beiLg stamped on each WAFER
BRHAN'o PULMONlC WAFEhS
Relieve Coughs, Colds. Soar Throat Hoarseness
BRHAN's PtLMUNlU WAREHS
Relieve Asthma, Bronchitis Difficult Breathing
BR1AN's FGLMUNlC WAFEkS
Qelieve Splitting OF blood, Pains in the Cheat
BRYAN'S PULMONIC WATERS
relieve lnctuient Consumption, Lung Diseaaes
BRIAN's PULM0NIC WAFERS
helleve Irritation OF the uvuiA and Tonslls
BRHAN's PULM0NIC WAFERS
Relieve the above Complaints In Ten Minutea
BRYAN'S PULMONlC WAFEkS
re messing TO all Glasses and Constitutions
BRYAN'S PULMONIC WATERS
Are adapted to Nocalists and Public Speakera.
BRYAN S,PULMONIC MAFEkS
Are In simple for and pleasant to the taste.
BNHANS PULMONlU WAFERS
Not only relieve but effect rapid and astin. Curea
BRHAN'o PULMON1C WATERS
Are warranted to give satisfaction TO every one,
No Family should be without n box of
Bryan's Pulmonic Waters
IN THE HOUSE.
No Traveller should be without n supnlv oT
Bryan'1 Pulmonic Waters
IN HIS POCKET.
No person will, over object to give
Bryans Pulmonic Waters
TWENTY FIyE CENTS.
JON NOSES, Sole Proprietor, Rochester, NY
sollhy W. w. STEWART
mylh Dayton, Ohio
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-03-09
NOTICE.

NOTICE Is hereby given that James F.
~ Chalfant has been duly qualified as Admins
traitor, "de bonus nom" Of the estate Of John Mc-
Fadden deceased, late Of Montgomery county. All
persons knowing the aelves indebted, will call and
settle the ssmei and all persons having claims
against said estate Will p ebent the either to
the undersigned or s. NJ. sullivan, Esq immediate
ly. JAMEs r, CHA LIANT, Admir-.
Feh ~, lk60 nh2 Aww
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-03-09

All farmers and nursery men Should be In posses
sion of the Recipe for akIng prepa-
ration, as In setting out young trees, IL they are
bathed at the roots at the time Of settng, and for
nYe ornix days Afterwards, not tree IN thous.
and will die II will also advance the growth and
they will bear fruit one year in
Twill have supply OF the preparation on hand
AZ my residence, lOT Jefferson atreet for those who
would ike to use II on decay sbrubbery &c Flow
ers in pots should be bathed with u once or twice
during the summer to make then healthy. Recipes
can be procured from me in Dayton, or at Dranden-
burg Co.'s store, 800 Third street The nts
contained In this Rec pc art not eNpenBive, sI,6O
being sufficient to procuae enough for two hundred
trees Use 1t Ia the Spring AB soon the frost 10
out OF the ground and the trees are beginning TO
bud Instructions for using given with the Recipe.
'aA BENJAMIN BEST "
No l0T Jefferson street, bet. 9th and sth, 90.
feb23-ltd&wtm DAYTON, OHIO.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-03-09
BEST'S
Fruit Tree InvigOratOr.

WE THE UNDERSIGNED, FARMERS
w having used Beats Fruit Tree Invigoratot on
our Fruit TFees de certify that It viii do all that It
TO do, and by applying 1t to the body
OF the tree, near the Garth, will destroy tho worm
in the root, and cause the worms and insects to
leave the branches. IL also gives new life TO the
tIee, causing greater amount Of healthy and Inc
Yigorating cap to fiow to the branches producing
vigoroua bud, that frost will not affect it.
IL Is an extremely hard One. % ,
We have used IL on old trees that were very much
deoayed, and they are full of life and in good
bearing order. II has the same effect en- Peach
Pear, Plum and Apple Trees, Grape Vines, and All
M. ]. swaSener; Washington Township, Mont.
gomery county, Edmond gkobinsoH, CL at Creek
Township, Warren County; Adam Hawker, Beaver
Creek Township, Green County, Martin Heifner
Beaver Creek Township, Green County, William
Ripple, Miami County, Hiram Robb Dutler County
TO THH PUBLIC
purohaaed Of Denjamin Best, last Spring. the
rBhtto use the Fruit Tree Inyigorator ON my farm
near the railroad croHsing. the Xenia pike i've
miles east OF Dayton. My apple trees were covered
with worms, the leaves half eaten and of q yellow
color. believed they would all die, but used the
preparattoni my trees recovered new , lie and
vigor, and bore large crop OF apples In the vail,
mora than they had yielded for ave years previous
can therefore confidently recommend Best's Fruit
Tree tnvgoratot to the public.
February Ie, 1850. ADAM HAwKBR.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-03-09
DISSOLUTION

THE undersgncd will continue the Wholesale and
y Retail China, Glass and QueenswAre business In
81 Its branches at the old stand. Thankful for past
fayors, he hopes TO merit continuance OF the same.
tebi-dlm JOHN T. WOLF.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-03-09
CARD,
TO thc Citizens OF Dayton and
Vicinity!


TO thc Citizens OF Dayton nmd
Vicinity!
TnE UNDERSIGNED WISHES TOIN.
l. form his friends and the public generally that
ne Is now prepared 10 hE-NARNISH and POI IsH
all kinda, of CABINET FURNlTURK PIANOS
Se Ia the yerl best amer, at Private dwellings
Hotels, or Public Halls.
This moee of re-varniahing Furniture will proye
agreht COM enienee To tie community, as well ns
gfeat saving OF tiuIe and money will also attend
TO tne vanishing Of inside work of houses
z g-All orders left at my rehidence, No I6s WA.
ihk STREET at the Grocery Of d. NJ. Ayres A ca
or John q. Gains Wholesale Notion store, Third
street, win meet with prompt attention
a. 5ToRK.
take great pleasure In recommending A. sroRE
az First-clAas Narnsher, and will warrant him 10
give entire satisfaction 70 all those who ma, en-
poy him to re-yarnish or polish work OF every de.
S0ilpl"h' W. n, GILLESPIE.
employed Mr.. A. stork 20 do some vanishing
lur me- which gave me entire satlBfactiOn, and
would recommend him TO those wanting ANY thine
j" ~, LIS ',1e' I. NJ. LEWIS
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-03-09
FOR sALH-A GREAT BARaA1NI

A GENTLEMAN IN MISSOURI, WHO
"a Wishes to emigrate with his slaves and family
acres OF rich bottom land, on the Moth Missouri
Rail Road, for sale at sl6 per acre There il about
600 acree Under good Improvement, and the bal
odce well tinbered. Wood can be sold AT the Rail
Road station for $3.50 per cord ANY person wish
ing further Information will obtain II by calling on
.- DAVID CLARK,
feb21 Empire once, Dayton.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-03-09
TO TIE PUBLIC.

THE undersigned will attend to selling
= property a. public sales, as auctionesr, in Mi.
Persons wlshing his services In that capacity car
hnd him At the Mansion House in MiAmisburg " her
mh3-9Ww DANIEL MHTHERD