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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-11-29

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Horxthe above tccs not include pubic ana sri.
vsie coitctoos for benevolent prrposrs made among
church eeffrccstrs for nstsnce tie lfay collections
Tor VARIOUS purcnsss At Or. Springs csvrca "a
year were ov1r sat COO Doubiless 8eechcrs church
would exceed that amount Cor tie SAME time NN dss
II nouse Tire dispsnssrics city and ste hspH.s ildr
aries and ,ther charities that woad greatly ssoa the
above amount
RELIGrors BENEVOLENT SOCIETIES. A PAR LAST
PRINTED HErORrs.
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Injunction Agsinst the Encroacb msnt q
the battery.


Nov. ~ The People u C~nsiim Faaioosz This u
IN application for injunction "a rsstrsa desudsat
from building pier at tbs DOT Of Battery place rns
council for the oeendso raid they old propose 10 rc
sst the granting of tho nnoioo bot ask for an
Increase OF the security ed m tie part OF the peopie
WHOM Vac III present ory IN amount ri s6 TOO ~hcb
wss not adequate tesmocb to- property Involved ~as
vueo ~ $40 600 Counsel for plaintiff replied that tha
AMT - erocpht TO rain defendant fro
public uussncs In the waters of e barbor ths Or
GER bow retGrnabie requires hun - show against IN
Injunction No rause Gas shown aus or x.s pus
IN, ana 70 sffdsvi,s sho@ip tue or claim oftas te
Lrsancc ceArrcd ust be takep admitted and N Inc
iaEre 70 centre Tho moving pagers 70 be made
TIE bis OF arp sciig as V security stouif be rather
TO reduce than 70 increase The Ju1ee ref sed 90 in
create The amount OF the security or or vas co.
Tered epj The defendant prayed without preiu-
oce 70 fgh. 70 move, on The coming IA OF the answox
10 essore ihc Injunction ,ncreAse The sscartty
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THE Lone STAR.

Ry Mrs. NARCABirA CAEEDO.
Yes, give taai banner 70 the breeze,
And 'bea,h it's folds once more We rally;
Hssie, f ee rcnl come from iaod aud seas,
From snowy mount sLd smiling valley;
Brave rexantl oLce that cleaning star
lit you 70 neIus Of uesihIess glosy,
And Low u points " conques0, far
Exceeding Deeds Of song or story.
Rail lone and lovely st.rl thy rays
Shall kindle In each Fexiau heart
Once more the OLD heroic blaze,
And bid him oAye q prtriote part
thou vert in our dear oouurys night
The morning star Of Haerty,
In Fan Jacipto's halowed tight
The orrifame OF victory.
sons Of the brsvel while shine the swords
That drove tho espresso a iron our land,
Shall ~e give way 70 Northern hoedess
We bnse'y crirge as tnclr command
No. revert while there yet Rename
A eynp OF that heroic blood
That Dyed our dear bought battle p,sios
Wei, meet the foe, wen breast the food.
Ana ,honl - whom ~e make appeal,
Thou G d Of basuee . sfui pr ~erI
Thou knowrst how Gear the Upton's veal
Wa to our hearts TIL this oars hour;
How firm and faith ul sss the hand
WATCH TO esrh slater state we gave,
Yet never sin we Gear their brand,
A si:teri ycs-but not slsyvl
rhsn, frcemsp, rousel ~ha,e'er the end,
u 10 not we have caoseu our part
Oar se-csiied country men aud frlenas
-harpnrd this casgoy for oar heart;
We've he q the olive branch I'm long,
Too long csreseet our deadliess fec,
by our deisy they have gro~n stfrrg,
And now they strike . mortal blow.
Graves Of our heroes ever green
90 you our new made sitsrs rise;
sp rite NJ brave men, thoush anr,en,
ball sui1s us on to victories.
m lov,iy lsna fur wb0ni ycu e,ed
-hAll pe'er IN boudxge dras breath,
Hor sss shall rally ride oy SIDE,
'heis war CRY liberty or DEATH"
ALREADY burn the signal nres.
slregsy snacs the hxtea chain,
Already tho elscsric sires
Beer the gla1 sound Ger hill and plain;
Far Ualotbua's ohasiies- snbs
Already cry "Arm, bFttbrrc all,
fist N the foe, they 90 ne they como,
uliy ssfo,e our SWORDS " fall I"
Ihcn fips orr banner to tho breeze,
Hsil " us glory Blaming rays,
iao round tc CRY o'er lsnr AID teB,
Or rarcs PATHS sn nouLts'n ways
"oGr lsuc, cur nstigS isuf forever.
M n see, 20 truce Win ~ ranp evor,
The hsuEhty North We dAre defy,
And heath that star fear cot 70 die 70
lfvEsros, Nov 10, 1880.
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SONG OF THE MARION LIGHT TROOP.

5ONO w 4nI u - uiON lhOOEs
By ONK or TuEM.
Ye Cayolins men prepare
10 guard your native soil;
Our Nerthern foe all dangers dare
To crush us an6 to spoil.
But we'll chow them what wa Southr0ns orc
When reused 70 deeds Of war.
Chorus- Then let the CHEEKY cup pass roUnd,
pledge from every neart,
Oar bonors, fortunes, itvee are bound,
Nobiy well 90 oar part
TIE sacred soil our fathers won,
With all By them neld dear,
They've ieft to us their work begun
To guard with ssrEess care.
shsll We that precious frost forego,
When thrcatepedy - Mol
Then let the CHEEKY cup, 30.
he pages of our history buro
With noble deeds VI yore,
OF Rutiedee, Sax-ter, narioo,
And many patriots marc.
Be such as theee our psstsrhs bright,
And nerve us for the rghs
TheD let the CHEEKY cup, NO.
The women Of our glorious State
BID ''each man to his post"
70, never, neser Can they forget
THIS. Ne Cardinals boast
wha, Then, our osaat,es' srniles would win .
NUM- Gsht, ard le'er "eive in.n
Then let the CHEEKY cup, sc.
From pea to mountain let us give
Our hearty :" baEd IN hsDd'
Wen stanu togs ihsr--dsht aud live
For 'is our "Fs,bcrlsnd"
And let our prsves 81 ffecuon be-
Our homes Of Liberty
Then let the CHEEKY cup, &C.
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THE SOUTHERN BAaOs ON SECESSION.
STIRRlNG OUsBURsH W CalVaLRIC SONG.
The SOUTHERN MARsRILLAIsE.
SONG FOR TEE PALMETTO FLAG.
4 SECESSION LAY FROM ALBANIA.
A PALMETTO PARislENNE.
THE LADIES invoke THE MUSE,
o.. g., %.

Inc subjoiped pocns, songs and ballads arc taken from
the Southern papers, win bs found interesting - ev
desoes q the deep feeling that prevails In the cotton
States.
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A EEcEAsiUN BALLAD.

A EEcEASiUN BALLAD.
Ye men Of ALABAMA,
AwNke arise, AwAkeI
And read the coil sssu6der,
d shfs Abolition snSsei
II ADoIl ~ to,o he fsssens;
II this final coll hs plies;
In the fsssl clasp Of hate snd power,
Fair Alabama dies.
Tho' round your lower limbs a6n waist,
His DEAD Iy coils I see,
Yet, yet, thank heaven, your heads and arms
Ana goo< tight HAND are FREQ;
And 10 thar ba6d there eisteIs,
0 Sod what JOY - ies.ii--
A keen aud poiDbed bowie knife
OF tempered STATE ,xhts steel.
Now, b, the free born sire,
From whose brave lotns 20 sprung,
Aod by the pcbie mothers,
Al whose fond breast ye hung,
AND by your wives aud dsoghters,
aid b. ine Ills they dread;
Drive deep that 5000 secession steel
Right through the monsters bead.
This serpeat Abolition,
Has b.en coiiibg ON for years
We have reasoned. We have threatened,
We have beggrd amost with tears
Nay, away, away Win Union,
Sinca ON COR osh southern soil,
Inc only UBton EFT IN
IL an Anacobdss coil
Brave littic South Carolina
VIII ttrike tire self same blow,
And Florida, and Geo gia,
AGO Snxissippt, 30,
And Arkansaw, and rexa5,
Ana At Abe death, l seen,
Zoe head VIII fail .eneath the blows
OF Nj she brave Fifts en-.
Ia his, our cay u ir.al.
Let feuoe Aad factions cease,
On above THIS DO ips storm
w. tee the s,gbs OF peace;
Let SoatheIp N. %, ike brothers,
In solid phaianX stand,
Ana poise their elt ara, and ok their shlei11,
10 guard tnela native land.
che love that for the Uutoo,
Once IN cur bososD, beat,
From insult aud rom iujury,
HAS turnsc 10 sooIn sno nate;
AND The banner secession ST
To Gay &C lit on hlsb,
Re.nlsec beneath thas glorious dag
To Conquer or IN de
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FIN AvANfi

rHAEr PATRHrioUs CAROL srKs.
AIR-Du chant patr, ne Frai cAs La PATAGONIA
Caogus -Cyeecit ennoo;
C'est notrs motto,
En- SYant' nsrrhops, soldat du Palmetto
Deploy ops nos pspD'ares,
COuroLs Il fronsie res.
PeupIe du Sud, ser.e Aserte
On Gai,re et pciEde psrtt
0se cotjurer Iosre pre-;
10 cri o. euerre retsEt
fAiepuns la fsmite ct chsruines.
Narcbons, enfsnts DIES Caroiinee
Des he,es mains - reg es,
Mach'nAnt une inssne loi
veuitn revir DOS prisieses,
Pier bers de bon Aoi
sol6ass, Yepones Parbttraire,
ahsoDs ittoile tolitare.
Aux premiers temps de po.re g,oire,
Enss mDie, eur e nous, aux combAO
Une IT tiers a 10 victSre
Mons mArch'ofs ious du uame pas
In en- &c t,ur-horte et mnesoI
liz Getrssent 10 nom dc ffere.
sur tc roumet du OApitole
UDe omore post msjestueux
s'evn-econtons 81 parole
. teopie on Sord, ouvre les yepI.n
Sapone cette ombro coerie;
C'est 10 Iere dc ID pstrie.
Pour rcue ID concords des charnes.
Nos vopux sppeIeot see beofsits,
MAJ notre croft Gus cr aux Armesi
Devons ncus.reculers Jsmaisi
People o. sud, oous vnuioos 6tre
Notre eeul OF eouverain mai9e
Caokus --C,eect eupoo.
Crest pore motto.
In avnt msrcnors, Dol 1sU do pllmettot
Etpoyoss mes bInua,ee,
CouroLs froa,ieres
Frapcsis q eemocrates, mon amour pour ie Sud, ma
sympAtnie pour scp Itu pie, peDonapt enyers 40
pFircipte, noD anection p,ur installations mon Dc
vunt nent - canrr mont inspe instances Sans
petnt,ops IN nertte htersire qusconqae 10 ieur en-
reosnnns un LeAumoils lie cuur lee dlcseA ii oaps
lenr ioats snpl'ccs, eiies EQUIVALENT Avor ae1 d'eo
qutrce pour rsl~r M principe don't ees cont Pavooas
De nouscsux -ote tes, Zen eprouverAa noble ct
time orguet Ep Avanf, Palmetto SURAND
SALUDA NaIs November Il, 1850.
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THE SOUTHERN PATRIOTS SONG.
Harki on The pre- ~ II 10 waited afaf.
me SQUAD q The trumpet. the alsrum OF vu.
Upi up ~iih our csnnc the boar has come;
let esch o,,hern pAtr o. PROVE true 20 b 10 nome:
wbea ve arc mi cd. wnat have ve n lear
b bsniah oontcation aud olsccri ftrs'er.
Urssp the sword,
strosg Of hand,
Psr- the word
To csch hand,
And stand In cesepce ~ our own native land.
10 Il pcsco that yc ash fof wbca tbcro IL pesoes'
De such uscits. cismors forever nos reasel
The time 10 long vsst vbcn q FIREMAN snoud craze
bcn 90 his snets like tbs dosu. trooden slave:
Nsy, stand TO yoor G,s like yvur fAtrers cf Old.
The uicolor pruufiy above you uoroLec,
Never bixnch,
Thea, bal hght,
Ever stznch,
II our might,
We know that 10 battle Tor Freedom snd Risht
rocp 'earlessis iAce ye thls aerce coming ssarn;
Lfs shsep - eli arrive hack The hirellng SWARM
Tr psupder ard ysgre they rsite the red hand.
We 6shs for the love ~ oar fsw scninc-n isad;
Like heroes be bold, and m surely veil pro-e.
he asass ccue,y nncd who q armed ~l,s ala lore.
Lot "sse svuth"
80 oar cry,
Ard each mouth
Rtcg ~ nigh
Thfep bounds a lte No thsAnd beeorr % wia ~.
Dat ir, ire base coward ssrlnk trv nbllug away.
AVID ltnve W the bsEoY ara brnnt % the fray,
While hid IN dark csverfs 10 safety he seeks,
The ush Of his shame ssepiy msttliex hi cncsks.
TO brsht erosr o. g'cry shA'l cover The brow
" every uee south'on tn ,irn,s do~s foe.
rifm'y ttsnd
nv the s,a
That Jour brave
e'yss uos,
Apd trts, a. truth u yoNr cpl.e sri yow goa
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RKGArIrULArIOk,


Total. 80 ssi 7ss $500 oss
MISCELLANEOUS.
The Jews also going oia n the festivities Of 70
day, We and III ~ as the Temple Euanue In Esss
Twelfth street. at the syDaxogue In CROSBY street, q
the BIa Jeshurun In Greene street. there 70 be
vioes, d.
Thanksgiving sermons 70 be preached In many of
our churches During the day. bat mostly In ths morning
Revs Henry Ward Beecher and Geo L. Prenslss and
others win favor their congregations with speoiates
or course there VIII b balls In the evening Target
companies almost always "wind up with bop" aud on
such occasion the iaduoeneut to daDos viii b the
greater.
mo law courts and municipal Offices viii bc closed dur
ING the day.
HOW THANKSGIVING Is KEPT UP.
The various holidays have their peouhsrttes For in.
stance, the Fourth OF July 10 noted for ts military pA
rsdes. lis firing OF large and smsl s dsohArg
Ing Of pstosby little boys, IT'S popping OF Ackers
is fireworks ~ night. it, "epresd eagle orasioas aaa
above ALL the repleOishps OF the inner BY savory
roast pig" New Yeas Day has the blowing Of tin
horns the discharge Of firearms the travelling shout tho
city, often In slush and cited the iuoioiDg of al
kinds Of liquors, with occasoDai BIT Of cake or few
s~eotmtsts, and returning home Dy some means, BY
may scarcely known how But Thanksgiving Day 10
someth ng OF far sooiable character Il 10 the
day when those who have friends away In she
country 90 TO visit them, those In the couu
try do all In their po~er 70 give their visit
ers . hearty, cheerful welcome Roast turkey ard
mince pes "au the 60" and Away they do 60
The vorscious throIts Of hungry mortss. "Apple
and pumpkin plea no, forgotten among the ooany
cousins Of Yankee land and the exported "soihamites
do not fail to show them the way them disappear
nom on the festive board Target companies master Ia
prodgious numbers and the blasts Of bazen
are heard "from carly msrn TIL dewy eve,n and even
later Cunning parties got together and feathered
bipeds suffer. II holiesy, and every one tina,
spare the money, by hook by crook, will e0desvor
TO make It y pleasant one in hts way. As have
previously shown, the poor not forgotten but the
reader has poor neishbor 70 whom he could give por
tion Of his good dinner, which, AZ regards the gver,
would be but coEierring small kindness, but to the
Gel ser, perhaps great one let him do and be VIII
be well rewarded by his grateful looks.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-11-29
sERENADE FOR LINCOLN.

Harki rhe or, ina, coaaes unto Us,
that Old NNk gained the oay-
That Abe Lincoln Ia elcctsd--
Noe whas will the Southrous ssys
VIII they boz tho head AID msokiy
Give Up aud SAP 10 more
shu, their eyes 70 failure irsut,
Esch and every wrong ienoret
voice from Dsroas,
From the Old Palmetto state,
Tells Ne tbe v ~ nerer ALTER,
Nor q moment hesitate
And shall tieo5ga boys DO backward
For their rsbss " take q rtsrdS
MOI their sl-,er State .nad npd Them
true, nozzle. fighting band.
With arms In perfect order,
With strong nerve and steAdy eye.
side By side with Carolina
Wen have Justice or ven de
lady Of Charleston " alec poc,icaL We quote trom
long scsesd ,htte lines
To. upl ye s,ulnern feecrsn,
Rsuee 20 a. the trumpcrs call
rast 10 the bour Of oresr1iDf,
BscaA ye The oppfesscrs ,hrsl
Oh can ye fall or ister
VIII the foe sithln your sighr
Tpl sii 70 wear the halter
Ratber thAa oAro ihe n,hiS
shame fall upon ihe craven
VINO woti Ia beneath the yokc,
Rather ecekins pcscsfu haven
Ihan Tor freedom strike one stroke.
Hear 10 the foe men tsu,tlng,
SAyiog thus, sith scofs and jeers-
"rhs "a rut Soash<vs Wanting;
Threats Ne room, but do ~ fear"
Up, tia no time for eluss,riss
Action let tue watch ~ord oe-
Let oar gaisnt be ring
Meath ou' osn Palmetto tree
Repy kr aIanc,lae cs,tle''
10 ell rher tosss.d mrhL
Rery III death 70 battle
In de.nse Of Southern right
Ga'hot suss of CArolins,
Oar your head the La. ssAr ~aves-
FiGns ~ noe beneath that banner,
u fore'cr viii be els
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-01-24
For Sale Chaan.
Wanted,

A n Improved Farm, for which good Gin
IA oinnati property, on Race and Belts streets win
be exchanged. Inquire OF
CHAS. y. CLARKE,
nov20 Real Estate Agent, sd street.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-01-24
FIN Fan RMS
G lTY PROPERTY
WILL BE TAKEN
IN PART A M IN T.

liz ACRES, six miles from the City, be-
80 tween the BTant and Valley Turnpikei, and
two miles from kneisly'A MillH. 90 aeres under eul-
t~lvAtiVn, balance gOOdtimber.
S6 ACRES excellent land in Shelby
AOe county, az miles from Sidney, and ~
miles from Port Jefferson, 100 acres under %critiyA-
ton, balance good timber. Orchard Of grated
fruit. good frame house, barn, stable, corn crib,
A very desirable place.
ALSO;
III ACRES in Hancock county, near a
%tOA Railroad station, good house and best
quality OF land. 100 acres improved.
ALSO:
ZINE Suburban property in full view Of
Il and handsomely overlooking the city. TAoss
having property to exchange wiiiind IT to tAalr in-
terest to call upon
CHARLES +, CLARK,
Aug22. Clegg'p BUILDING, I'd 81.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-01-24

A SFULL CISTERNS, ARE HIGHLY
IA necessary to the City In time Of FIRE, to have
4 good supply Of water always .reHdy In such an
hand labor aud expense TO keep them full, and
steam would be q continual and heavy expense to
the city, 10 all the ~oiaternEi for fuel and labor and
attendaneeto the mAehlnerys are needless xpen-
sss This AutomAton River Power, After II 10 put
up, a. no expenAe TO tbs city any morej needs ne
attendance any more 1t ell to oil All the ~cisterns In
the city. This plan IL new and approved OIL by the
Patent Once. This plan OF current owe 10 edmi-
rAbly well adapted to the city OF Dayton TO iaise
water from the river, being 20 nearSto work the
water up into the street ei1teIna without any hand
very powagf1L PLAZA and simple In itS constructlons
ttl motion IL never retarded by high water, leo or
drift wood and 10 long as the river can Afford a
oh.Hnel2 feet deep tn dry ~seAsOnsF this machine
This mashiae consists Of q horizontal double
pump and three pins, which slve six motianD 10 the
double pump TO one revolution of the wheel-the
cry motion. This machine IL durable and not easy
toget out Of orders II has no crank nor gearing-
II cannot freeze iasti the pump 10 under the water
attho bottom OF the water .
This plan l an willing to lay before the City and
City Council, Engineers and Mechanics 10 B'tisfy
every man 1 willlAy II beiOle this city the name ~
tits laid up In the city Of Washington, the model
and drawing and patent. ..-,
BY calculation Il 10 capable OF throwing up . N
pipe. This am willing TO lay before the city
Counsil and Enaihesrs any time that they appoint
q dAysAnd will explain thu matter 70 them
Ay-Rssissnes on the Germantown Pihs, near the
. mile stone. dec27
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-01-24
THE GREAT EN0LlSH REMEDY.
SIR JAMES CLkRKE's

$50
CelehFhted Female Pills,
Pr1ared fom a preseripasn Of Sir J. CLARKE
Phytktan Estrs0rdiRerp 10 fhs Queen.
Thfn IN Valuabie mediciheis unfailinR IN the cure o
All those painfet and dahgefoua diseases 20 which
Observation-Disclosures 10 aut1eetl n moderateaail
encesaes and removes ~ Obstruction >, ands speed
cure may be relied on.
TO MARRIED LADIES
ftia peculiarly suited ~ will, IN a short time, bring
on the monthly period with regularity
Zach botue, price One Dollar, bears the Govern
ment stamp Of Great Britain, TO prevent oounterfeit
CAUTION. n
TuEaE PfLLs SHOULD Hor nE TAKEN Az rrMALna
Duntno rHh fiRsr rHREK MONTHS or PnHos
rANcy, At TUrY AnE sUhE TO EeiN0 ON MiscAA
nrk0a, nur ArAnr oraEh TiNE fHEv AR sArr.
Ia ali Gases OF Nervous and spinal Affections,
Pain In the BAGS and Limbs, Fatigue on aiirht ex-
ortion, Palpitation Of the Heart, Mysteries and
whites, these pills Will effect n cure when All other
means have failedi and although a powernalremedyu
DO noteontain iron .ealomel, Anttmopy, or anything
hurtfui to the constitution.
Full direction In the pamphlctarounde each pack,
81, which should be CAREFULLY preserved.
sole agentf for the unitcdstAtes and Canada,
JOB MOSES. Late l. q. Baldwin a C0.,O
Rochester, New-YorH.
N.B-l,0o and six postage stamps enclosed 10
any AuthorinedAgent Will Insure a bottle, ~oontain-
ina so pills, By mall.
sold In Dayton by
W.. W. sTkwART, and WALTERS a KELso.
mylf
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-01-24
Very Important TO the City and
Citizens. OF Dayton.

A New Invention, to, Raise Water by
Current Power for City Purposes
without any Hard labor or Expense
to the City. e. llIte.H d. ii -.l.IH aa "a
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-01-24
FOR TRADE,

SEVERAL HOUSES AND LOTS AND SMALL
FARMS,
FOR part money and part wild land, or
Il Railroad bonds. HAS. ". CLARKE,
nOv3O Cleggia Building, sd street,
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-01-24

SS-A bloody drama was enacted In Chester
county, Pa on Saturday last, tho l4th inst,--
Mary Ponlson, 3 mulAlto WOMAN, killed Alfred
Miller, aiias DAbbo, . oolOTsd mao, with an Ak.
BIN .llltaeg bis heed ~ two, spd AfteTFsrM
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-01-24
TO TRADE!
Cheap Farm.
FOR EXCHANGED

N excellent Farm in Lawrence 6 uaty, Illinois,
II VIII be exchanged for City Property, IL lies
one mile from a Railroad station, CO., MIR. RJhaa
about 100 acres under cultivation. Good Dwelling
House Of 3 rooms. Also, three other small dwell
ings on the premises Barn and other out-buildings
This Is offered At about what the improvements cost.
CHAS. Il. CLARKE,
deoi0 Cleggis Building, Third Ut,
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-01-24
Land, Land.
FARMs,

FARMB,
Two HANDSOME and highly improved
Il farms, lying about 4 miles north 0fthe city, 10
acres each. CITY PROPERTY win be taken In
part payment. ALSO, q
3i0 acres In Hancock County, not far from the
county aeAt, and three lourthB Of n mile from afAfl-
road station. 100 acres improved, balance excellent
timber. Very hne land, aud Willie sold ~ a bar
gain. ALSO,
I2O Aores one mile north weatof Union City, well
lmprOyedi = creek running through the CENTRE
never falling water large barn, good bearing Or
ehard, springs, &e.
ALSO,
Anumber ofother farms yarioualY located and ali
very cheap, together with n large amount OF deBira-
BILE city property ofevefy description,
JylB CHAR. EICLARKE, ad Sc,
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-01-24
uReadine Mlnet on Every Pago,In

nn-For Locals, Telegraph, and otho
matters Of interest and information, see
First and Fourth Pages. ...
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-01-24
Graduated Landa.

THE undersigned is prepared to obtain
L Patents for all persons holding duplicAteH fol
Graduated Lands, on which Patents have not been
received.
The recent statement OF the Department thAtalI
entries on which patents are not delivered will be
cAneellea, renuers IL OF theutmost Importance that
ents, or they will inevitably lose their land.
Parti, . leaving their duplicates with me for that
purpose, will be charged nothing unless | succeed
In obtaining their patents.
oct4 CHAS. Il. CLARKE, Agent.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-01-24
City PrOperty-DesirnbIe Resi-.
denceL

offer for sale on reasonable terms, q
low Perry.
The House iBlArge AndeOnmodioua, with All the
modern improvements and eohyenieneesilg lnely
located, Andin = good helghbpThOod. WIN beaOld
cheap, HApplieAtion IL madegOoR.
mhs ReAlRststs Agent, c~lsgs'ssaidIbs,
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1860-12-14
The Vote ON Amendments to the
COnStttutlOn.

At the recent election in this State, the
people voted upon, and adopted three
amendments to the Constitution. The vote
was canvassed at the Capitol yesterday, by
the Canvassing Board, and the result off,
cially declared.
For the first amendment, limiting the
duration of the sessions of the Legislature
to sixty days, there were-for the limita-
ton, 1858 votes against it, 442.
For the second amendment, which pro.
vides that no tax shall be levied to pay the
interest or principal on the Minnesota
State Railroad Bonds, unless the law pro-
viding for it shall be first submitted to a
vote of the people, and by them adopted,
was adopted by 1864 votes for, to TAP
against.
The third amendment, expunging from
the Constitution the well-known railroad
amendment, pending for the issue Of
100000 of Minnesota State Railroad
Bonds, was adopted by 1888 votes for, to
10 against.