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Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-06-29

Hk7y-Young America not only INSERTS its
claims to reIocig-(that's the only word we
wot of Just now to properly express the quail
tylEbut actually improve every halfa chance
to put them in practical test When this pen
chant of young America is put upon the basis
which DAvY CRocKETr laid down-"frst see
you're right, thengo ahead I've rather APP
prove, and say 90 i'll And we mean no Of
fence when we mention in this connection, n
gay, orderly party of lads and lassies who oe-
cupied a dozen or two buggies yesterday NOR
ming, and at the word gol put their coursers
through on Geo, M. Patchen style, en- route
for Carrollton, where, on the noted picnic
ground where Dayton and Germantown have
so often met, we learn they passed a most
agreeable day--snve and except tho showers
which made only short Interruptions We
know we are betraying no condolences about
this matter, for none were given; we mean to
compliment the lassies when we say we learn
they projected the trip, furnished the edibles
-young chickens, &cl-git eoutL)-and ex-
tended invitations to the lads. Who know
better than they how to plan such a trip, and,
besides. this was a privilege they had by virtue
of congratulated custom attaching to tho
9TH year, and we believe it to be their duty
to exercise i'll And further, deponent saith
not
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-06-29

16r Knowing that some o. our ~neighbors
were already suffering With the heat We pur-
posely abstained from a~ggfhvating them BY IN
nntimely mention Of the melting atmosphere
and we only say nov that we have about three
days aud nights Of unremitting heat for the
purpose Of posting our subscribers in the arc
tic regions, and 70 have them, ifpossble, en-.
W usl Great as hhs been tho heat, however,
the report that one Of our city bread dealers
baked a large batch Of bread and cakes In the
sunshine yesterday, is without foundation in
fact, as far as we have been able 70 ascertain
The Grand Jury had the sympathies ofthe hu!
manitarian aid society, who ut once exhausted
the funds in lis tresYury by the members In
dulging in juleps, preserved IN ice. Tho man
who slept soundly last night has been pro.
nonnced n lunatic by three physicians, and
was this morning removed to the Asylum
his heal shaved, and an effort Is being made
to restore his senses through the medium Of
the "phelinx."
O for y lodge in some vast ~ houss
A boundlcss c~ontignity OfGos,'
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-06-29
WASHINGTON limo %


Among the acts passed by the late session
Of Congress, was one TO carry into effect GER
tain stipulations in the treaty between the Uni
ted States and China, Japan, Siam, Turkey,
Persiag Tripoli, Tupis, Morocco, aud Muscat,
by which our laws in criminal and civil mat
tiers are extended over American citizens in
those countrics also the common law OF equi-
ty and admiralty. Ministers and Consuls
have fuil judicial powers and can punish ae-
cording to the magnitude Of the offence.
Tho President is authorized to appoint sew
en- marshals 10 execute processes one in
Japan; four in China; one in Siam and one in
Turkey.
Murder and insurrection or rebellion against
the government of either of said countries
with the intent to subvert the same are made
capital o%ffenses, punishable with death.
Our consuls and commercial agents in is
lands not inhabited by any civilized people OIL
whom we have not recognized by treaty, are
also empowered to exercise Judicial functions
over American citizens.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-06-29

MADISON, IND, June 29.-At the Democrat
.ic Convention Of the Third district, held Mt
Columbus yesterday, Rev. WIN N. Daily was
nominated TO Congress.
Resolutions endorsing the nomination of
Douglas were adopted,
CoNcoRD, N. H., June 2s.-The Douglas
demonstration last night, was the most active
and enthusiastic ever witnessed here. Rum
ferd Hall was overiowed early in the evening,
and the masses adjourned to State House
Square. The speaking was kept up till a late
hour, and the firing Of cannons was continued
till daylight
ST, Louis, June 2s,-At the Douglas ratif-
cation meeting last night, speeches were made
by delegates to the Baltimore Convention, in
Guiding General Clark, who voted for Douglas
only on the last ballot Resolutions were pass.
ed, endorsing the nominee aud non-intcryen-
ton. There was n large attendance.
WOOSTER, O., June 27.-Great Douglas
demonstration last night. Immense crowd
present. Cannon fired, bonires, ~torchlighi
procession eloquent speeches made by Judge
Blass, John McSweeney aud j.. p. Jefrys
Old Wayne good for seven hundred majority
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-06-29

BHg~The new Fire Company, the Atlantic,
No. I, was organized last evening by the cleo
ton Of the following officers:
John Bundy, Foreman; Thos Fairehild,
Assistant do; John Gentler Foreman Of
Hose; VIM. Legler, Assistant do; Joseph
Washington, Treasurer p. O. Fairchild, Sec
Rotary.
DIREcroRs.--w. o. Bollmeyer, ". R. Eek
ley, Joseph learns, WIN. Holman and John
Weldon.
A committee was appointed to draft a con
s%titution and bylaws for the government OF
the company, and a committee was also up,
pointed TO decorate the machine for the 4th Of
July procession. The boys seem determined
TO make matters work.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-06-29
legal.
ADMINISTRATORS sAT-F

Of !. IS%bion, deesased, Petition 70 sen lend. 70 pny
Va. debts.
Theresa Hchielie ct VI.
DUTSUANTt 10 IN orief Of ne rrohgio court N
Montgomery county, made " No above emitted
cause, I WI on
Safuyday. AagHft, 1890.
AZ the door II tho Cont noiise, IN the city Of Dayton,
between the hours Of two aud four O'Clock u. m, acll
~ pubic outcry 10 tho hlghes. bidder, the following de-
scnied promises, 10 wit Being loi numbered nfcen
hundred and eight u60s) on the revised plat Ofsaid cityf
except t~hirty-nnc feet C1) IN width, o.. the north eud
heretofore conveyed by Peter Lamldon 70 G, ID. Flint
with m agreement 10 relense 70 the city " Dayton,
twelve feet In width OF Of said north cnd IN additionf0t
Tho purpose Of m alley ,-inrifding anld lnat named
twelve bot said lot " ninety mine feet In depth BY my
feet IN width.
Appraised Iat sla10 90; may sell for 500 90 Terms
Of sale-One third cash down; one third IN one year
nom day OF sale md one third IN two yeats. Deferred
payments 10 H. secured by mortgage ind 10 bear inter.
cst from dizzy Of sale. {. kNECHT Admir-,
Of Peter Lamhion, deeenseh.
GEo. W. MALAMunE, Attorney. Ie2Twtd
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-06-29

p6-Two third street lawyers were out walk
ing for exercise on Phillips Hill the other
day, when they espied a little c~hipmack,
ground squirrel, running upon the ground,
and both Immediately gave chase. The MINI
bile little creature ran into a Hollow place in n
tree nearby, when one Of the Climbs Of the
law picked up a small limb of atwig, with a
determination, if possible, to stir the chip out
Take care" said Dan, the thing might bite
you; they say they bite like fortyl' But his
companion kept up the attack for some time
after the little thing had escaped to the
ground, and ran off down a gulleS and disap-
pearedl
The ludicrous incident had been witnessed
by a party in the immediate vicinity who,
when relating the joke to the victims, were
told that it must have been another chip
much 0fcoursel
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-06-29
Time OF Closlnr MnIls.

pOEr OFYIcH, DAYTON, June II, 1880.
Until further notice, mails will close ut this office NJ
follows
For New York, Philadelphia. and New England
Statcs, daily except Sunday at $500 a. n.
For Cincinnati, o., Eastern, Western, Northern and
Southern Suites, daily except Sunday ut 1850 An, and
$40 y. n.
For Coiumbus and GAINESVILLE, O., daily except Sun
day ntS.6OA A. n.
For Xenia and Yellow Springs ct $40 ?. ~.
For Mianisburg, GermnntOwn, frnnkln, Hamilton,
Eaton, o., and Conncrsvillc, Ind, daily except sunday
5;4B p n.
For Springfield, Urtana, Tidin, sandusly. Toledo,
Cleveland, o., Fort Wayne, Ind, and Michigan, dnily
except Sunday at $40 4. n.
FOR Richmond, Cambridge, Ccntroyillc, indianapolis,
Ind, and New Paris, o., daily at 300 ,. y.
For Greenyile, a., Union City, Winchester, Mtinice,
and Jay County, Ind, daily except sunday At s;ibA N.
For Troy, Covington, Piqua, Sidney, st. Marys and
Fort Wayne, daily except Sunday 1T $40 A. ~.
For Union, West Milton and Little York, Tuesday
and Saturday, at 1880 A. n.
For townsville, New Lebanon and West Alexandria,
Tuesday and Saturday, ut 1880 a., -.
For Clayton, Centre and Ludlow Friday Of each
week, aiO Pm.
For Centreyile, Lebanon mud Mason, Tuesday, Thurs
day and Saturday at 22OON,
for Vandalia and Chambersburg, OF 1900 n. Tues
dag and Saturday.
For Taylorsvile, Wednesdays and Saturdays, ut s;i5
a. N. L. A. KING, M.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-06-29
Toledo market.

The market to-day presents somewhat of
contrast in comparison with the activity and
large sales of a few days past We have but
one sale, reported
FLoUR--Fne 8 5000 90 superfne 4 SO
GA 75i extra 8 00@5 as Xxx and fancy
8 50(9600
RYE FLoUR-At 4 25@4 90 marketduIL
No sales.
WHEAT-No sales 9l.ffUfBGt
~C0RN-Dull and heavy, and without sales
since last reported Sales 1900 Aashcls OF
52c.
OATS-2s@3Oc.
RYE-70c.
BARLEY-Market dull, Spring Coo and
Winter Csc. ~ H. "
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T%ELEGRAPHIC NEWS
Reported for the Bally Empire.

--uI
NEw York, juno %.
The Great Eastern passed the Battery 81 &
80 p. NJ difficulty was Experienced IN
crossing in the bay, aud tho immense ship
wonded her way through the bay as a pilot
boat She was attended by q fleet Of small
craft, and the enthusiasm Of the crowds on
board them was u~nbounded. Through At The
Battery and on the various piers in the North
River, were immense. Many salutes were
fred in her honor. She was decked with flags
from bow to stern. She moved very rapidly
through the bay, none Of the many steamers
being able to keep up with her.
The frigate Niagara lying in the steram look
cd very small In comparison.
LATER--The great Eastern was moored at
her dock ut about I o'clock. Her immense
length covers two entire blocks. Great crowds
ore still iocking TO see her at sunset, and
there seems TO be no end TO the curiosity and
admiration with which she is viewed.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-06-29

peS- A little boy fell of the Main street
bridge into the canal yesterday afternoon, and
but for the assistance Of n gentleman who
happened to pass at the instant would have
been drowned. He escaped without any iniu-
nv. As It was, It was lucky he happened to
fall into the water, as had he fallen upon the
tow-paih, he must have been badly hurt. We
are surprised that boys are not badly injured
or drowned, at that bridge, as they are con
stantly clambering about the ropes, risking
life aud limb.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-06-29
City Matters.


ns-Trains arrive and depart from tho Union Depot,
~ follows.
CiSciSsArt, HANnrox AND DAYroN-Arfive $50 n.
m, l21o 2. m, 6il6 pm, 500 pm. Depart 5sOO am,
500 am, $50 pm, $3.50 pm. m
sANpusgr, DAYroN Ann CiSctSsAri-Arrivei 500 a.
~, 500 am, a2a pm. Depart 300 am, b;30 p.m.t
pWO pm.
Diiros AVID MicuolS-Ariye 7;4Sa q. M, Gi5 p m.
Depart; $3.50 am, $40 PIN.
DAfroN AND WEsTERS (ro NbIANkroLIa)-Auiye ~,
20ams 1890 m, A55 pin. Depnrti 2;20 am, 0;4oa
m, a35 pm.
GAEESvtlLE AND MIAMI (ro lSniAN1PoLre)-AIriye
ll.200m., b:35 pm. Depart 800 m 21O PIN.
LirrLK MIAMI, COLUMNS AND NeNfA-Arrtve; 2;22a.
mr pl5a M $50 y. m. Dopors; 1885 n M, pi20 n.
m.i Bl5 p. IN.
DA. Messengers going easily the night train aud west
BY the 2.25 o. IN. tram, must procure their tickets beiorc
$40 y. IN. The ticket office will notbe open for these
trims. nm. ."NN
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-06-29

DETRAlT June 10
The Democratic State Convention met here
today and made the following nominations
For Goyernor-John s. Barry, OF st. Jo-
seph.
LieutenantyG oyernor-Wm. NJ Fenton, Of
Genessee. F
IreasureP-Elon FaFnsworth, Of Wayne
Auditor-G eneral-Mr Penoyer, of Ottawa.
Secretary of State-Wm Francis, of ALE
gan.
Attorney eneral-ChAnney Joslin, Of
Washtenaw.
Land OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES L. Smith, OF
Hougoton.
Superintendent Of Public Instruction
Francis W. Sherman, Of Calhoun
One hundred guns were fired, and a large
meeting assembled this evening to Fatliy the
nomination of Douglas and the State ticket
T. II. Thomson, of Genessee County, wa
nominated by the Democrats Of the Fourth
District for Congress. NINA
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-06-29
WASHINGTON, June %.

The Senate met at ten O'clock. There was
difficulty in procuring the attendance off quo
rum. Several Senators had to be sent after
for this purpose.
Unsuccessful efforts we're made to order the
printing of the eleventh volume of the Pacific
Railroad Report, containing maps and charts
which il was insisted we're necessary to an UNI
derstanding of the text of the ten volumes nj
ready published
Mr.. Simmons, from the committee appointed
to wait on the President, reported that the
President had no further communication to
make.
After a short secret session the Senate nd
Iiourned sine die.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-06-29

PS~The RegimentNl Band we're over at Xe.
MIA, yesterday, to attend the picnic Of PRAR-
soN's School, in connection with a large NUM-
Der Of citizens. il is said to have been a very
agreeable affair, md hugely enjoyed by Dur
Xenia neighbors Last evening the Baad
gave a free concert at the Court House IN
Xenia, which, we are assured, wns attended
by every well man, woman child in tho place.
They thought "Dixey's Land was some, and
everybody wanted to emigrato there right
awayl
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-06-29
WAsnINnroN. O.. june 2s

NAShiNdIOht VI Juht 90
The officers sent ont Yesterday to arrest the
hdnappers Of John Marshall, returned at 3
o'clock this marning, having in charge the
driver Of the carriage in which Marshall was
taken away, The driver was arrested rs M
accomplish and held TO bail in $1,000 for his
appearance on Saturday. lie was arrested at
Hillsborough, where he wns having his car
riage repaired The kidnappers having pro-
cured fresh horses had started for the river
three or four hours before the arrival of the
officers. 1t is supposed Marshall was run
across the river OF Aberdeen.
The excitement here is still undated and
much i'll feeling exists the driver.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-06-29
Commercial.


OFFICE OF THE DAILY EMPIRE,
DAYTON, FRtpAY, JrNE 29rn, 1850
Corrected daily by HAnsnnAs& nno., Jefferson street)
We have little 10 roport in any Of the de-
partments oftrade Indeed very little is being
done now in any trade, ,s., 10 s.
FLOUR-Trade mostly local, with little
shipping demand, Small sales wholesale at
$3.50. Retail % 10. White wheat &c 25
WHEAT-$l,00, with downward tendency.
CORN. receipts in corn have been very
fair for the last week, aud on account Of the
promise of the growing crop, the price is
tending downward Sales are made at i0c.
oATs.-Reccipts fair, aud sales of small
lots at 50 cents. The new crop is having a
depressing effect on prices.
BARLEY.-Little doing, and we can give
no quotations.
RYE-Recoipts very light, and in request
at 90c.
Nothing doing in FlAxseed or Grass seed
GROCERIES, ETC.
corrected for the Daily EstInE by Kneisly, Mcintyre
SCorN No. 3lS, Third IT.
Sugar, firm.
Coffee, firm. ri
We quote to-day.
Coffee l44@l5.
Sugar firm at 8i@9k
Molasses 47@4s.
Teas 35(965.
Cheese 79984,
Tobacco 20@40.
Rice 6G464. ..ita
Prunes BLOB
Candles IL.
Soap 54@L
White Fish 6,25@5,50 Halves.
Mackerel 9,00@20,0 90 per barrel, as to quail
ity. nas
Dried Apples d971 per pound.
Brooms ~, 25g$2,40 per doz.
Tallow 909l,
Salt 81, 20 per Dbl
Beans, White $l0e per bu
Eggs 8l99.
Pepper l0@ll.
Alspice l0@lf i41r htlr
Raisins 81, 15@$3O0.
Valentia do. 9l@l0 per ID.
Figs l06ll.
Vinegar 6@9 per gallon.
Lead cal tD Uiia .
Shot $500 per keg.
Starch &c.
Ground Spices 80 per doz.
Tar $l,25@$5, 90 per Dbl
Matches 20 per gross.
Cotton Yarns 20 per lb. .Hl. Ii
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-06-29

tar We learn chat Mr.. uAtk, who was dan.
Edttusly injured By the faliigg "a the wall at
the fuins Of tho Tannefy, Wednesday, merninp,
Is in a fair way 70 recover. He is badly hurt,
yet o good constitution and careful attention
will probably carry him through.
pSg-SHuLL has Just received q large lot Of
flags of oil sizes, Washington heads, and other
patriotic devices for the 4th Of July. Tho
trade should get = supply at once, and we
hope TO nee every house "a the city decorated
on the 4th.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-06-29

.rt CHIcA0o, June u.
FLOUR-Market dull aud inactive not
~withstanding that holders offer good lots at a
reduction Of Toe from the prices which were
prevalent on Tuesday.
WHEAT-Declined 3@5c, the market
opening at | OF for No, 2 Spring, and closing
heavy at l 05C9l06.
C0RN-The receipts continue very heavy,
which prevents any advance in priees-the
market opening at 49c for No. l and closing
quiet at a decline Of 2@3e, with large sales al
lsl@4Sac.
OA1S-No sales.
RYE-Very duh and inactive,
BARLEY--Market dull and heavy. Nc
sales.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-06-29

ba5~Here is g "queer kettle of fish" for the
delectation of these who are on the lookout
for "snakey things" Mr.. II, S, GUNoKEI1 Of
Germantown, (who unites to his business OF
tobacco dealing, that ola iirst-class fisherman,
was at the river on a fishing excursion the 9th
er day, when he. caught, among other fish, a
channel cat fish, which on examination was
found to contain a snake. The channel cat
is n neat, long, slender fish; and the fact that
the one in question was-to use an expression
VIC hear sometimes-nearly as thick as 1t was
long, excited the curiosity Of all who saw II.
On cleaning il, a water snake, about an inch
in diameter at the middle, and about two feet
long, was found coiled up in its gulleti The
fish only weighed two pounds. As the story
is strictly true, various theories will be ad
vanced, and conjectures offered as to hoo his
snakeship got there. One thing we believe ia
be certain-the fish got more than be bargain
ed for. AAer taking in a part of the reptile
he could not get clear of it on account of the
scales, and was forced to go the whole hg'
ure;" and the Milesian question arises
would the cat have been a gone sucker II u
had not been killedY' Answer US that, Cap
tain.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-06-29

[By Telegraph for tho Daily Empire'l
NEw YoRK, June 49,
FLOUR Receipts 1903 bbls market
heavy aud Sc lower sales $4,000 bbls at 8 30
IS for supcrfne state 8 6OC95 So for ex,
ira state 8 1905 81; supcrhne western !
8 bO6,5 10 for common TO medium extra ives
tern 8 sOG5 90 for inferior 10 good shipping
brands extra r. II. o.
RYE EL0UR-SteAdy at 2 50694 20.
wHEAT-Reoeipts G7,s73 bn market cas-
Ter; sales 10000 bn a, ! 81, in store, for Nil
waukee Club; ] AZ for winter red western.
RYE-Qaietat sl@s2
BARLEY-Dnll and heavy
CORS-Reeeipts 1851; market heavy
and le lower; sales IS, 900 bu at GA for un.
sound; 6566G soand mixed Western "a 3
OATS-Dull at $500 for western and
CanAdA
PORK-Firmer.
BUTTER-In moderate request lO@ls fr
Ohio.
WaisKY-Unchangod sales 500 bbE al
2ltG2ii.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-06-29
MASTER COMMISSIONERS SALE.

vs.. Superior Court, 40. lEID..
David u. bowman, 81. al.
DY viItue OF an order oi the s,penot Court Of Mont
ID gmnety county, ulho, made ~ ~ April tcimA, II.
lsD, ia the alDNe eiitlilcd cause, 1 Will ON
TsesLiV, JpHa ~, lsGO.
AZ the door af the Court House ~ thr city of Dayton,
l-tWeon the hours of two and four o'clock p N OF sad
day, sell AZ puhlic Nletiou Ia the highest hadier, the
following regl estate, viz the same being lnthe iowa OF
Liberty Ia the TOW nship 81 JcHerson, IA the county 81
Montgomery, and State OF Ohio aud described as tol-
lows II heine lot numbered nineteen tlSi IN the nioie-
SAID town Ut Laheny, fronting ga Main street, islng th
section nine, township three, rauge hfc en.t toin a me
ridm drawn frnm the mouth 0i the Gr"it Miami River.
Appraised at S2s6yOO. MAY sell fT slgny0c.
GEO. W. MALLAMbiti, s..,.r Com.
A. CAR, Attorney. ty lai-laWdaw
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-06-29

Bsy-The White Sulphur Springs will be ju-
bilant and patriotic on the 4th. There will be
at that fashionable watering place on that day
what is termed IAN old-fashioned' celebration
Reading of the Declaration" Grafton,
Dinner, &c, &c, and q grand ball in the eve
ming, touched off with fireworks. These be
inducements offered at few places, and those
who will not stay here, can certainly enjoy
themselves at White Sulphur. Our local read
ers will please remember that 10. SwAYSIE is
the presiding genius who directs the ceremo-
MES; and every one will remember how very
smoothly 10. dictates.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-06-29
MAsTER cOMMIssIoNER,s sALE.


John tlctnlnefi
against superior Court, No. laos.
Richard Green, stall
nURSUANT to Az order uf the superior Court of
Montgomery county, OHIO, meade ia the Hl1Sr Ease
NJ IT, juno TerIu, A. D., tsGu, md 10 lne dirVcicd, ! shnll
offer at pullic auction nj the door ct the Court House, IA
the city at Dayton, Montgomery county, OHIO,
On SATURDAY., Idy IAN, lsuh.
Between the hour of one AMI four O'Clock T. NJ. al
said day, the following described Real Estate, TO Wit,
Situate ia the city Of Dayton, county uT Montgomery and
state at Ohio, Ia vii; Az that lot, tTuri ar Tnr'rl Of
lnnd buuuird A. follows, To Wit; Beginning AZ the mntth
east corner OF Ia lot No. one hundred aud hty eight,
lis) on the plato the town at Dayton; thence west
sarlly with ihr northern boundary, eight poles to n
line ii the heirs Olllenry Brown dee d; thence at r4Fht
ANGLES suuthWarl with said Brown line, two ~ poles
thence ut right angles eastward cght pnlrs To- Nam
street. th-tIcr n~orhWarl with Main street two ~
poles Ia the place OF lNgiuninT, containing sixteen
tlGl pcrrhes, H. the same more oHs less, excepting
nevertheless twenty tSO) feet N tlHr west cnd Of
sad premises, amt also inrludinF so much Of the
liick wall oi the riuilI~ House ~ ATOMS the North
side 1T said pr.inises, nHl the gruuud IN which saint
wull stands, AZ has h"en conveyed Ia sld ureen by the
Philips Hou-N Hotel Company.
sad property ~ tO Ia sold GA q Judgment ia favor Of
IoLn Clemner against hchari Gracn, ~. ~ The
aln,c property has l-en appraised at six Thousand dol
liars, and cannot H. Sotl fI les than two thitt, the APP
prsiSeInemt, which Is s+,EO. feun- ii ~alc, cash,
n. y. JORDAN, Master Commissioner,
Superior Court Montgomery Co, q.
+. y. Curry, Atty. 1e9dtt.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-06-29

pay- We are glad to learn that the work O
preparation for the celebration Of the 9TH in
Dayton is progressing with a promptness
which warrants the success of the project.
The right kind of spirit is being raised, and
our friends ut distance may come with q con
fdence in the ability and teiH of our citizens
to initiate an old time celebration.