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Marriages.
MARRIED.

8 MARRIED.
In this place. FRIDAY, the 23d nit, BY Rev
NJ. Marshall. Mr.. r. f. GILLILAsD and Miss
IL. ADDIE DRAKE.
In this county, Sunday. 25th ult.. Mr.. A.
SurLIFrE and Miss NANCY s. SHAW
In this county, "Wednesday, 2lst nit. Mr.
j. +. BIZ DFoRD and Miss LoCrsA LUNA.
In this county. Goth nit, Mr. L. W. GALE
and Nj qAsoLIsE Bates. &
In this county, Sunday. 25th ult, Mr..
JoHS-W W HAzLEEOOD and Miss MARY ANN
JENKINS. 80
In this county. Monday. the 26th ult., Mr..
F. M. BALDWIN and Miss TABITHA C. BAR
In this county. Monday, Goth nit, Mr.. II.
C. Shaw ard Miss MARY JANE MULLINS.
In this county day. 9th nit, Mr.. WIN.
/. GRlLLs and Mss SARAH SMITH. *
In this comfy, Sunday, LIST inst, Mr.. Jo-
sEpH LUTTRELL and Miss III. ANN Cox.
In this county. Monday. ID inst, Mr.. VIM.
BUCHANAN and Miss SUSAN BoLISG. ~
:. In this comfy, Tuesday, SD inst. Mr.. VIM
S. LUTER and Miss ELIZABETH G. BLEDSoE.
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Parton's Life of Jackson e
+ Mr. Wil!iam 4. Hammond. agent
for this celebrated work; will visit
Fayetteville in a few ilays.n5
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800 Reward [

pROKE jailin the county of I.iscolns
- about DecsllSss last, ny Hegro g
uan, NELSON. Win give $50 re- ..
ward for the Apprehension os said Nelson j.
the county of Lineelu, and S.00.if sea.skht ont
Of the county of Lincon-ia either case. said
Nelson to bs deliveted to. ne, Or LODGED u
Lincoln county jail 71Is
. z s @ r n tom
Nelson is is to 20 years of age, about S feet
8 inches high, has one or two scars on his face.
and had on when he broke Jail. heavy. bashy
harris blacksmith by trade, and viii veian
from $50 TO lao lbs ~
JAMES P. BURKE
Fayetteville. Tenn. Dune 4. 1871
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sRER1FFss sA1Ea

sHERIFFsS SAFE
vlftu, OF two exscutions--eue issued
~ by Gordon, Esq. in favor of. L. C.
Wright. and the other by John Ralstcn.
haidoad Tax COLLECTORS of Giles county, Tenn.
'oE nen-pas mens Of Railroad tax--I vii
expose TO sale, to the highest bidder. for cash.
az the eours-house door in the tawf Of Fav-
eftesiiie. On Efessday, the 23a dsy OF
synssary, 1860. all the right, title, claim.
and interest that d. 3. and Mufsa P. Ilos1,-
ION have 10 and to certain valuable
\ EGRo NAN named Calvin. aged about 50
Years. Levied on BY me as Tie property of
sstd y D. and Mirtha P. Tbnrnton. ID satisfy
the above mentioned executions 9saz
{, 80 sd. H. GEORGE. Deputy Sesf.
Dec: q ls5s--4t--s4 ~.se's =
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Jbs Markfts -Tntest Datfs
Fayetteville Prices Current.
CORRECTED WEEKLY.
OBSERVER OFFICE,

OBSERVER OFFICE,
Fayetteville, January S, 1860.
" We have prepared the following table
With good deal Of care, aud believe it may
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WA h'NII.LES. e.FLsMiSs. p E. uELEAz>
MMlLLM, FLEMING g. CO.,
Commission ard Produce
merchants
ATLANTA. GA.
Notice.

!. 4 LII PERSONS indebted to the estate Of 7.sos.
"a b. Wilson, deceased, are notified tc
come forward and settle Up without DELAY:
and those haviuscsaiHrs against the same. will
present them, properly authenticated, within
the time prescribe by law, or they win be
forever barred Tits desired that the amounts
Of the claims against tie estate be made
known to the Undersigned as soon as possible.
IN order tn, is Indebtedness mar be ascsr-
tanned. isss a. 50 -.
n. d. HAMPTON, Ezsensor-
Nov. IL. 1883
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Thontc .sgo.-f - @s9eJ
Hons 40 r. Nicholson and
yamesgH99s wilt p'ewe accept
oUr thanks for Congressional: fayois.i
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Money

Money = ..s
Particular attention is asked to
the advertisements Of 4. C. Good
rich spd w 8. r. Petty in this
paper
Sserir's Sale
Sec the entertainments in another
column E
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Brandy and Gin--5ec Der gallon.

Augusta Ga ~ ts
There is. good demand for Tennessee
-four in this market at the fallavins quota
tiens: Extra Family 81 1908, Superfne
6 75@7, Extra Superfne 25@7 sc.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1860-12-06
TERMS CT ADvEKliSIAG
TWELVE LINES on LESS xAxEA SQuArE.A

Business Cards, not exceeding ak iirss, inside
80, otherwise Slo.
Funeral Notices 81 90. Obituaries, ACCORDING
to space 0calpita.
displayed advertisements Laif more than The
Above rates.
Advertise ieaded and placed under m.
head OF special Notice." doxble the ord,nart
rafes.
specia ~ o.ices In tic Local Column 1oeent.
per iile.
Advertisensnts ordered Ia th . inside exclu
sively In the Daily, after the frat two weeks.
30 per cent. aserc than the AhurAsst~r.-
-~A tt~srsts.f advethsemsnfa Sxsf bx 1atf foy
~ sfssnfs. iais rsle siiI not be varied from
VIXEN the advertiser usex the Weekly s1ons
the fFios WILL oe the same as in the DAILY
Where the Daily and Weekly are both used.
rs par cent. Wall be deducted from the ayrr.
gsts Arornt.
Under tie present. system, the advertiser
pays AZ mne- tor tie space be eccu pies, the
changes being sasrgaabie for the imposition "a
only. This plan is nor generali, adopted
Oar charge for changes viii be is cents per
square
Ear In all casts acre adwertisements are
discontinued esfose the expiration of she wear
or the tia.e contracted for, they will be charged
up at regular r@tes for the time actual
ly ~.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1860-12-06
KEOKUK IOWA THURSDAY DECEMBER 6. 1860
GEO. C. ANDERSON. ALExAnrkR BARCLAY
IEsTABLIsHEDIN iSAG.l

BANKING HOUSE or
q n q IL q q. A u n n ON x GO.
HAVE this day admitted ss = partner in The
lBanking Business, Alexander Barclay, fwho has
been my teller for the last six years.. The busi-
ness hereafter, WILDE conducted under the 6rm
GEO. G. ANDERSON 4 co.
Being one OF the Oldest Banking Houses III not
the eoides ii in Iowa, the new firm solicits eoHtin-
uance of former patronage SO literally extended to
the ssh Tor partner.
They viii make eolisctions and remit, less Ex-
change Gu the day Of payment, tree OF charge.
Their references are asformcriy BY senior part
ner viz
RkrERKxoEs:
Park Bank, N. 4.
Winslow, Lsnier l. Co., ,Bankers,N.Y
Edward w. Clark Il Co., Phi tad elphia.
Howard Banking Co., Boston.
claIp, + Fuller 4 Browne, Bankers, Boston.
Marine Bank, Chicago.
Holman delpcke, Chicago.
Mechanics Bank, Pittsburgh.
Farmers, Deposit Bank, Pittsburgh.
Kramer Rahm, Bankers,
Gilmore q brotherten 9 Cincinnati
a. u. Hunt ! Co., Z. Louisville.
Stale savings Institution, st. Louis.
Keokuk Jan. So. Gso C. ANDERSON
jAuod
WIZ. rnosrsos. D. w.sAiLEr
NM. THOMPSON a. Co.,
BANKERS,
Corner OF Main ana seconA sts..
KEoKUk.-...-.........-.-.
f. Nur. .af~ti
n r. oBkk, A.o 0BEn, @. D. kkAEfcL
r.. p. CRER & CO.,
WHOLESALE
Grocers and Commission Mer-
chants,
No.ff7North cond.si..
1 ST. LOUIS. no.
lug q, 80 dhw
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". n AUSTIN. C.. u. ALBERs
w. ". AUxTIN Il co.,
Grocers ana Produce Dealers,
NO. MAIN-sT.,
KE0h .:........

A RE now receiving we'll assorted stock Of
n STAPLEAND FANCY
G K @ & E R | E S,
Which they offer At Low prices to the Wholesale ~
we'll as Retail trade. Call ard see at
March s-dd~ NO. i,s MAIN-sT.
DEFINED, a. well ~ No fer rale low by
IN w. IA. AUSTIN = CO.,
mchs lis Main-st.
1ORxs GERMAN SOAP. q. u. Hill j Co.'S Tor
10 aale by W. Il. AUSTIN 4 CO.,
julyli lIs Main.st.
Lemons and oranges
II EcEIVED and for sale low 4
IN WI. AUSTIN k CO.'S
mch3dA~ No. lis Main-st.
WANTED IA sirlEDlATELN,
CITY MILLS,
= lnl RUAH. Ok SPRING WHEAT.
OtOVO for which the highest market price
July Il WI. AUSTIN CO.
nKIED Peaches.
- DhiRD Apples,
PRDNRS, good assortment,
for sale Low by ". II. AUSTIN 4 Co..
mctsdAv lis Main-st.
O1O sAcks q. A. salt for sale low by
~1O ". H.sAUSTIN = co.
iuiyli
~ and BRASS bought by
w. Ii. AUSTIN CO.,
mchsddw lis Main-st.
JUST RECEIVED,
W. ii. AUSTIN 4 Co,
Novsa 1ls nain.st
AGs WANTED, for which We ~ill pay CAsH.
- W. Ii. AUSTIN + CO.,
mcn lis Main-st.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-02-15
NEWS ITEMS.


Senator Wilson, OF Massachusetts, has beel
called home from Washington by the death o
hIs father.
Mr.. Ben. Petley Poors has been appointe,
Olefk Of The House Committee on Foreign Az
fairs. 1f eNN3
Edward Bowling, q former clerk Of the su,
prerns Court at Baltimore, killed himself o.
Thuvsday.
A female opium eater. Julia Parsons, dice
recently 10 Pistsbotg Jail She bad been fo
some years confirmed vsgrant. III
Dr.. BrOvnlee, Of the Collegiate Dutch Re
form Church, New York. died on Friday. aged
~ years. .lt
Two thousand three hundred and ffly mule.
have been shipped South in little over I
month, from Louisville.
The ladies Of Washington township, neal
Mansfield, not long ago visited tavern which
had long been nuisance. and emp,ied out all
the liquor
A revival Of religion is nov In progress in
al the Msthodst Churches 10 Cincinnati -
Meetings are held in NEST Of them every evenN
ing, and the Times says that many are anxious.
ly inqoirins what they must do to bssavsd
Magner, halter at New Orleans, agreed with
other hstters that be would close his shop oa
Sunday or fOrfeit alOO to 81. JOsspha orphsn
Asylum for each Sunday IL was opened Havs
ing been open six sundSys, the Asylum sued
him for $500, and the court awarded half the
amount.
A cashier and bOok-keeper In Charleston
house has abaconded amer having embeszled
from $4,000 to $4,000, which, it is alleged, be
squandersd on wantOn who fegned an elOpe-
ment with him, went as far as Branchville, and
then eluded her victim by taking a return train
to the city. rAH
A correspondent Of the New York Tribune
ssTa three four,hs Of the members Of the House
Of Congress are lawyers; the other fourth is
Of manufacturers. merchants aDd
business men, Nearly all the great business
interests Of Massachusetts are represented.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-02-15

THEATRE To-NIoHr TO. light Ellsler's com
pany will open at Beckels Hail with 1.-THE
Doom OF Deville." This is, we learn, highly
interesting play, and We are toldby dsintsrest ted
persons that the Ellsler Troupe play it to per.
fection. Everybody almost has seen the Led
GER has read the doom of Deville," 60 graph.
lcaily portrayed by Mrs. Emma D. 4. N.
sOuIhwor,h. They will now want to see the
story enacted, and will of course witness its
representation at Beckel's Hall. Miss Kate
Pennoyer is said to be one Of the most accom-
plished dancers in the country. She will ap.
pear at the close Of the play in one Of her fancy
dances. Go to>Dight
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-02-15
City Council.

CIrT COUNCIL CHAkBKR,
| TUESDAY EyEsiNo, Feb. ID. 1860.
Present-Messrs. Decker, Blnm, Phillips,
Shank, Thomas, Gilliland, ButE, LutE, Boyle,
Bomberger and Wiggim. W T
The minutes Of last meeting wore read and
approved.
The COMMITTEES appointed TO ascertain the
cost Of right Of way through the premises Of
Matilda Clayton, reported lhs same 10 be $1,000,
and believing the same TO be ex orbitaut offered
the following resolution:
That the City Solicitor be directed 10 proA
esed according 70 law to condemn that part Of
Matilda olaylon's lot No, s, marked upon the
survey Of the City Engineer Of November IS,
1853 for the new ditch running from Main to
Warren street. Adopted.
The committee appointed TO report upon the
petition Of P P. Lowe. In reference TO work
done on his sidewalk report the bill reasonable.
On motion TO bill was referred to the Marshal
for collection.
An ordinance to vacste certain alleys In the
vicinity Of Blind street was read the first time.
BY Mr.. Thomas, That the property owners
in the west side Of Wayne street, bstwesn
Xenia Avenue and the corporation line be no.
tilted curb gutter. grade and gravel their side
walks within 60 days under direction Of the
City Engineer. II the work is not done in
that time the trustees Of the sth Ward put the
work under cOniraet--conirscton to take the
property for pay. AdOptsd--yess II.
By MI. LutE. That the trustees Of the 9Th
Ward be authorised 10 put under contract the
euFbing aud guttering, grading aud gravelinR
the sidewalks in front Of lot No. -. on Wayne
street. at the estimate Of the City Engineer
Adopted.
BY Mr.. Lutz, That the Street Commissioners
be authorised to gravel Wayne street from wys
omlng north as far As may be necessary under
the direction Of the City Engineer Adopted.
After passing upon tbs bills presented oOun.
Gil adjourned.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-02-15

fn iLis enlightened age whilst mankind az,
10 search Of "mOre light" and since The intro
duetion OF coal gas into our cities, the old oil
lamp and tallow candle heretofore In use, fail
ing to afford the emount Of light necessary "a
meet the public demnnd. various kinds Of Il.
Illuminating agents have been introduced 70
supply this want, suoh a. phougsns. eafOphese,
air light, &c., most Of which have failed in
their purpose, and have consequently gone into
disuso. aud the contest nov seems TO be nar-
rovsd down to coal oil and burning fluid.
large amount Of capital IL now Invested In
the manufacture Of both OF these articles. the
consumption Of both seems TO be on the IN.
crease, and sPiri. Of rivalry exists as to vhieh
will be the successful competitor for public fas
vor The coal oil Party,--s business which
has groWn up Tecenty,-hSvs necessarily in
vested largely In bulldogs and fixtures for
manufacturing. rectifyinE. and deodorislnR
their oils; and as yet, although the price Of oil
has been high. their dividends are small. and
some firms have recently been compelled 10 20
into liquidation, while oihers feel IL 10 be ess
ssntial to their future success that the demand
N1 ''e P'ioe i"cfsese' anu that the burning
mud competition be driven out Of the market.
Consequently the attack is vigorously made,
aod every conceivable means used to introduce
thelr OILS to bring burning fluid into disrepute.
ano 70 alarm the Hears OF the public 10 regard
20 It's use II fre occurs through the csre-
lessness OF some one using a huid lamp, II iS
headed burning Fluid dene Il r as II no fires
occurred from the use Of cAndisS, coal oil, or
o1her agents. Public lecturers are hired to inS
"Ouu'' ,n'o 'heir lectures. and to sSaggsrats
O", '"e 'Anss.s oi tne use Of burning fluid, and
y "e 's'ns n"e 70 eAniot specimens OF coal
vi iee 'ton stneii' smoke or danger Profess.
e s"P'0yeo 70 keep an accurate aecount
-, ., 'He n'0iusn'' tnat cccut from lts use
VsA,"s ou', OF course, those that occur from
S'"e, 0Su'es1 sna publish them to the world
'o' tue Oenent OF mankind IN general and Of
eO~i VII 'nSuu'ao'urers IN particular. Legislat
tO~ .'.' - 'As' resort oesought 70 enact
" p'v'"' us Saie' hoping oy THIS means
" sne''u"iiy Ges lneif neei on the neck Of The
ens"y'
40 'ns a'ean'ine the burning hnid party are
,usSseu in urging tneir claims upon the pub
l'. = Insy argue tna' although there i' some
Nss. SOnnse'se sl'n us use, yss' with ordiET
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-02-15

sUIoDH.-ws learned yesterday morning thai
man was found in the woods near Harbins'I
Station on the D. x. a c. Road, hanging to 6
tree, quite dead. As we could learn no thing q.
bout the man, we were not sure that IL was not
a hoax. We now learn that such was the case
and that he was q stranger, and nothing Is known
as to who he was or Of his whereabouts. Th,
circumstance created great excitement in th .
nsghbOrhoOd, and the people were afraid to touch
the body until the coroner from Xsnia srFivsd.-
The suicide was supposed to have been a German,
from the style Of hls clothes.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-02-15

HoS. HESAT oLAY OBTAINED A NIoKSAME =
The Hon. Henry olay was denominstsd the
Eight KS by coteris Of wagS In Washington,
while that gentleman was a member Of the
Senate. He acquired this title thus: A genlls-
man sitting In tho gallery Of the Senate Cham.
Der, during an interesting debate, wished to
point out Mr.. olay to his friend, FOREIGNER,
who sat beside him without disturbing the
House, and wrote upon card thus: The gen
tieman to the left Of the Speaker. in klare,
kolOred kOat with krimsOn kollAr, is Mr. Klay,
member Of KonRresa from Kentucky. ~
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-02-15
cinoinnati Market.

4
CINCINNATI Market.
CIsoISsArI. Feb. H..
FLoUR-The sales were 800 brls at IS 70,
supsrhne, and 5,7s for extra. part Of It family.
WHIsKY-sAles Of 900 bbls at 2Ol6 6@2Oe56.
the latter rate for wagon. tII ava
GRooERIES--A fair demand for sugar al
full prices: Eales Of 60 bids at 714asszc =
M0lasses steady st 44c. Coffee in fair demand
at l2@lSe. and market firm. rIf
WHEAT--We quote prices nominal at 30
al SO for prime white. and ,05@l 20 for prime
red.
ooRN-Ear Corn is steady, with fair de-
mand at 4s@49c 10 bulk there is good deal
Of shelled Corn offering, the and market is bull
at 53@55c in sacks fjlftEil-lf
oATS-Sales 600 bush from store at Soc;
300 do in sacks, at 4sc.
RYE-The market is unchanged and dull;
We quote 1t at Soc.
BARLEY-GS@esc for prime fall, and So
@69cfor fair to good. assaltI
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-02-15
NOTICE.

'HNhkRE viii b = petition presented 10 the
a Commissioners OF Montgomery County, o.,
Asklng said Conmlssioners 70 Eaohte certain
out land plaiod) by j. A. Alderman, Maltar com-
missioner b. an order nom Court, on the lanAu
owned hy B. =. Brown on the north side OF Wolf
Greek tMAnlEi Ctty) commenoih9 on Wlliam street,
on the Lot betuon No. aud 40 runnlne eastward
70 Lot No. ", from thenoe nofihward between Lots
ke. y and ~ 10 0interseot the Wolf Greek Fres
Turnptse Road. PETITIONER.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-02-15
OOLRY,s pATENT CLoTHRs REEI

II is cheap and durAbls--priss only %, painted
and set up in your yard. It 10 simple In it, con-
strnetioni can be managed by any one, and besides
the ground occupied bV the old plan Of hanging
clothes all over the yard, is worth more than the
price Of this Reel In one year, for ahrubbsry and
mutt tress, and Ia just the thing for small yards
Call and see one Of them in operation IN front Of
nay shop, And be eonyineed Cor yourself.
&. X. THOMAS,
ma n shop on 81. Clair, near Third street.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-02-15
Notice,
tnaERE wllI be ! pslI,IOn h

THERE will be a petition presented "a
- Commissioners Of Montgomery county, Ohio,
az thsis March session, praying Tor the vscation
% that part OF the county roed which through
les4, and IN lieu theieof to sslablish new eounty
road on the south side ofthe south line of the lard
Of Joseph GoftachAll, commencing In the above do
loribed road WHARF, II crosses the line betWt the
landa OF David kme9t and Joseph GottsohAll, aud
thence east en- the south side OF said line and ter
minating 10 the county road pstiuoned for b. Jen-
January 80, 1850. DAVID EMMRT.
foba-ltw
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-02-15

FRoHnSN MAsoUHRADE.-Ths Frohsnus will
give their Annual Masquerade Ball ct Bsclkes
Hall on next Tuesday, 2ist inst. The Marsge-
mOnt claim, from tho preparation already made
BY the membership, and others who have Signi-
fed their intention of being present, that it will
exceed any previous effort at a masquerade made
in this city. Ths Frohsinn Society know how to
get up a Masquerade.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-02-15

On the morning Of the 10th FIRE broke out
In public school on DslyTam, bstwssn Henry
SDd Columbia streets, Brooklyn. N. r., which
was entirely destroyed 10 very short .iuis. :
About 100 HcboIss were In at the time. who
were all got out safely. losing their eOals. hats
and books.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-02-15

DEATH OF Mr.. BoOTH.--Ws learn that Ely
Booth, Esqp formerly Of this city, died in MiAno
apolis, MINI, on the LIST inst. Mr.. Booth was
for several years amsmber of the Dayton Bar
Last fall he removed from this city to Minnesota,
expecting to receive some benefit from the pseu-
liar climate, his health having been gradually
failingfOr some years past. Mr. B. was an osti-
mable man, and laborious attorney.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-02-15

sunDES oHASeE Yesterday evening when
we went home to tea, not = speek Of snow did
we discover Having dispatched our evening
meal, and glanced at the latest paper from the
mail. we started out for the purpose Of going up
town, when We were very greatly surprised 10
fOd the ground covered with snowl The
amount which fell during the night induced
quite number Of persons to appear In our
streets to day in sleighs. The snow IL ocnu.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-02-15

A mao named Peter Lane was aFTsstsd 10
Toledo. ThSHdsy, carried TO Detroit and dsliy
cred 10 the oanadian authorities. convincing
proof having bssn Obtslnsd against hin - b
ing the man Who Get Gre 70 ths Great WsstsFn
Railway Depot in April last. The incendIary
Destroyed Sgsr eso,0o0 worth sf property.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-02-15

A sMooTH coMPlMEsT.- The employees Of the
sandusky, Dayton aud Cincinnati r. r. have
been presenting Superintendent Hudson with a
buggy--a vehicle manufactured BY Warren W.
PhilliPs, 10 the best styls Of the srti and our
readers well know what that is, The "boys"
never gave present 10 a more worthy man.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-02-15

DAmsricans In Paris are complaining thai
their letters are opened IN the French pOstofies
One gsDtlsman found money for milinsr's bill
sent TO his Addrsss--it was the inelosure from
a LODdOn lady's placed BY mistake in his snvsl
ops by the officials
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-02-15

sAmoas' BErHEL.---A movement for the cree.
tiOn Of flee church or bethel for saIlora has
commenced in New Orleans The Piesyuns
says;
"The sailor in naturally a rsspeeter Of Esll-
gion. BE cannot see the wonders Of God upon
tbs great deep without . species Of awe and
reverence, which, under proper culture. would
never Degenerate into idle superstition"
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-02-15

PESlTESriART LocArIoS --To-dsy the Conn
missioners will decide where the new Penitens
liary will be located. We learn that The Ham,
iltOu men, who considered they had the "inside
track" missed the connection somewhere last
night, and will hardly get to Columbus until
after the awArdl
That's bad, aiut III
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-02-15

DThs "4a" were out yesterday In large
force, but not 90 parade, as one Of the company
Informed us yesterday at noon they would be.
We are not generally fooled more than once BY
the same slap Jack
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-02-15

GTsOms Young Americans in Liberty Indi,
ana. took 1t into their heads, few days sincs,
10 give their sehoOl-teseber dueting, because
he had refused to treat them during the holi
days. aud had to pay Eve dollars apiece for
their part Of the fun.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-02-15

DDr. BoyntOn will give his 9Th and last
lecture at Huston Hall tosmerow night. W.
hope no one who can 90 will neglect to hear tb,
"achme' OF the course. II will be the most
interesting Of the series. Tomorrow night
remember, at Huston Hall.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-02-15

Y. NJ. @. A--Tbe annual meeting Of the
Association, for the election Of officers, and
for the transaction Of business very important
to every member, will take place on Saturday
evening Of this week, 18th inst. Every mem.
Der is expected 10 be present. BY Order.
6td.