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W1I0LEsALE; 6 RNTAIL
IT iB.SnEPPAltD, No. 18l Main Street. cornero
nnEionwlll continue to keep on hand alargeGnd
ing of Ladies' and Saddles Fine Coarse
Harness, Trunks, Falices Carpet B0gs Satchels; Col
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would re5pectfully call attention to my stock ana
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Policies issned without delay, and MI business at
tended to with dispatch and fidelity. by ~
N. C. .ARTHuR.Agent
Office over tho Rank of Wheeling.
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frSnth 4sItan.Sni Wig q fysstts,Is,a5y.if


Let the People OF YIrglnfa q be vi tAru-s
e4a edith eTtmesi iaossk
Wegconstdef 1t otl4a bod0d 9nf6uty TO adj
smonish the.Eood people sYifpiniasfo bc
on theirignnrd aga1H Hstst e espreci nitStTncIs'
Disunionists aud Reeolutionists In tlI4irs
midst. From all va have seer, md heard (.
;withint the last few we have c6ine Il,
the conclusion tiI1tii isztlie SCI M,
pose Of the Disunionists of this Stare To-
give the people no time. far. ret',sctE6SSs
time for mutual lcdnsn 6h1ssro Zine. .o-s
.copsideratc tactiorl:a tho ,ies;gn.of M.
Procipitators TO Ernsil &, mi HE
people into Immediate inn ,,T,Il
mediate icolltsionswit H. the [ienerols Gov
.ernmcnt. Hence. their plans ia Oct the
Legislature, (which "a ssemblesa instliiss civ
oQE the 9Th SIf JannaFS5 to IN nj forizts tie.
call of a Goayeut ton. Nj thout .atrnnment:s
delay, the electionfoff members to said
.C6nvGntionSto to be held within %
weeks thereafter, and the Convention IL
self to meet, and oleeIare H;r0jS,ja o,t ~ ~.
Union 6efoTs ile 4ti8of, 9i5;rsb SScbl.,t,a
apprehend. /. IS the nian of The n;s1ni1,r,,
Precipitators in this Sine and osrss;ali,.
Sin the city of Richmond. : { zsss.''
{, Now, ne protest 3aeyslfnst. snch rcrI,lasa
and Indecent haste III a s5rsyss
md so soimomentous.. Ne desiresthe neonlp#
of this renowned and we yenerot 1nf tstI sgPt5 aI,
Commonwealth 10 act with the contion NJ o,a
moderation and dignity that becomss -, tbam
intLe present serious and alarrnin,s crisis
yYhatl Yirgi MA e blow the wild ntlSri.
EdtcnloMs example of Sonth Garolins - M
take a. mad leapint the lnrIf.'4
knowing az or know the conseoncns
ces of.so indiscrcet and ras n N vo,, -
NeyerI Before doing ANYTIME ot ali sIsi Ist
gus and rctect. If We scecSc anil ~
let us secedc witt, NiieSonsn ,ts - -
what is 8 follow. Let, Is know " .s ot4we Va
are doing. and let us not w
selves and upon the State Stle5 ri3icnie of
theswholesworldg BY taking hostv- and nh.
zsurdE positionss ,vliI.b
qtisnt circumstances may force::.Hs 6 Sla.-.
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Tho progress of this Corporation has been stable
AnduninterrMptcd through seasons of financial sum
shine and storm periods eYentfl in or tempt from
sweeping coniagrations and maritime disaster. he
ing long e5tablisle cash basis, the troubles of
the credit system affect limo particular
During hard tines tho security Of reliable Insu-
rance Is anfmperNtive uty-the ability of property
holders tosustain loss being then much lcssencd:
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@aiiD 3lltttl lllqe1lCet.
TProm then. YApost. I;

s5 From the 81. .f:aPostsl
Mr.. Beecher and the e,,e,l Mob. =
,p spypc;,, j., J, o.
sA = 20 DIE We
LL1-As STONE aGnlRD THROUGH THE
~ M TO Mr.. sEEcHERIs
no9s -. ~
sEor some day s3rWmors hadgb been ,ins cir
.snla tout that the. union-savcFs of New
YORK and, Brook lYn. would last evening,
mob Henry !IyiaE ed d iBeecher and; demolishs
MS scnnrch.s .s.4Iihearesnltawasith that the beo-.
pie raIlied by thousands1o defend the
freedom of speech, and to. be demolished
With hEthel church in case the attack should
be successful. company, of policemen
E.narched to the building and took their pos
sltlon !.l the lecture room, while about
two hundred were: scattered through the
aQdienee So 6 l1a '.. e.
= Mr.. BeecherI preached on Patience
from N Thessql onians 5;l4: .B spatientto!
wards all mex" ;Sooniafter he comm9 9nc.s
ed q stone was thrown through the win
dow. g Yes, said the preacher. be-sna-
tient With all men, even with miscreants. q
bis was the onl ~ interrupt on which oc-s
llc4rrea during the1discourse. s.Fafs {
r. When Mr.. Beccher reached tie slast5
l point Of his discourse, shegsafd: g Iiastly,s
you be:patient with those who seem fa.1
4 grantly wrong Ny friends, I mean The
4 IA9OHtHGEH PEOpke.g-g E0Ome. epeOple- ask. me-.
why don't YOU go down South and saw.
THESE things? Why don YOU % to Char
lleston2 Because / prefer that Charleston.
should come to me- WHY don It syonp % to;
Mobile aud preach these doctrines? Bez
cause / have no tlisnositinn 10 rnn,s 10
danger. Because they woolGirhnnp me i
have obs9rveds,that pulDits hfe not yery
long lived in Mobile thai preach. .sncl, doS.5
trines I5hare no desire itoabeikilied: Not
that | fear death--I.6lo notSfear IL fB6t II.
/ do love to work. and II have no mind to.
have my work cut short if team helnit.: +
do not mean to run n head ;a itsr;
that is dangling there he3anss ,l,ay ~, ~
to langmc Thave no desire to die Writ.
lically. fLaugbterl Nv master h.,s..o,,,5s
manded me, saying, .ifsthey persecGte ,to,,
lin one city tleei to anotlierj Ana n h}'aI,iis
a fool who would not rct ont ~, cIesrf,,;nz
danger cnnld and iasiGT tsSs
The could fipIt arair,s So ro;r.l, for ,ro;,,5.
down Soutii ,5.s P,.oTs1.
land Dreachycs ami 5IS,.e,,cj ;S,st 49,;
think. Disturbance has been .thres tene,l
/ We have had intimation that W 3 y;ara ~
4 be. mobbed here to-niGits Bnt. yse ,I,aye
not been, nor shall we .bc. fttlo5tf ttiSlS
we are inst the people sto, 5takc m6bBiig:
nor are we the peopIcswho would be MOI. t,S2
bed. Who would doit2 Whvsif'4 4yo,,. .oo,,C
the lower order of the neo,Sla yon e,5SfG ,giII
find no oneito. undertalte 81 y 1l1r -
men are visiting nriso1s "a
tiaries. they are RELIEVING tho. noor GIath
ing The destitute. feedin@ MI
lust the peopie whom you rieht ,i, ns,Sans S,'1S
think wonld do his tl;ins+ a.,
under yonF teocbine nt,3 care a., t0sen NJ ,,e..
will have to import those. WIN, y,5
They are not in this The. house -
Efnllof policemen-T7om s,l.d ~ Sz;t Tla;, -
shall 3need them holgh. we did, II am
sure .tney Woald, tlgats like lions for law
IoraeF; quincy are welcome beea9so
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-12-20
TREES! TREES!

TrccS. r.
0INs0S & FROST, II MAIN STREET SOLE
~ Agents for the SeWieklCy NnlseFies viii have In
Trees, Of choice varieties 5N0 Dwarf aid staiittI
Pcars 1900 fine large, tIsriy Peach lrCea fuf new
and standard varieties; 500 lnms of vigorous and
healthy growth, and 1U00 Cherry Trees Of e4tTU
All the above will be taken mp with the greatest
Nearly every variety of Apples Pears Cherries &C.,
named In our catalogue have been frnited on the
farm the NlIHery, and exuQt Ira wings
Of some of the choicest sorts seen at ware
house We hTE nnM TAX ing Frecinl Eordera IN hSch
will he carefully filed and delivered here in foFtyz
eight hours after the trees are taken tlp y
Call and get of our nursery catalogues before
muktng up your ORDER. Prices will be found - low
0sit1losN ofRny other nursery. ~ ssges6SizI
octlS JOHNSON 4 RROS7t!=
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NU y. 9. Dir 81 100.
NclI9IG5IIBIIY

~ "a aaifSSlaNIG1RS.
SEHAHE THIS DAE. ASSOCIATED WITH .Ny.5
II con- w, D. & nm I63GF1 n w,
johnson Son, add viii cont tf6 6nSfTSSs n tIS.
old stand. tfoF-p1St IsN6nIS Fe
fully solicit aye9ntlnlal.s same f1F flS TisSs
arm. 49, & d NJ T6TTSSS1-
Wheeling, Jdty g 1860. g :
: GEO. WI ts4 ~ ia =: JoHSsox.
e.. j OHNS6 6 son,
ManufacturerSof OF copper, TIN and
Sheet Iron Ware.
M n q rEFier
proved t4eIlt prcpar&d now
tnsn eyer 70 MI az orders for in
the above line Of bqsnSSS yelteS and tond
made t5 order teamb6at work stonc Ia snbstan.
tai ana H q Rfe now paving
arttcular attention a6rqpc Of the trae ans
SSn SesEa1tes satisfasttan in
ht19IeSa4e aDeaIcFs VIC pffef indneemcnts that
cannotbs foundf so6t st6ci OF Ware iS
and the asspstmeRt tsfu dt All tmesswe
kScP stock Of the latest and most approved
OF Coal and Wool Stove son Ili6nl II al tliuOs
lz5 NV. JOHNSON &SoN,
~ ssscs 59Sos179 Market Sqnnfo,j
!S7-4eMII Ill IS l elipFsE Va.
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C0pPeiJIil.& Sf8stIf0l Ware,
GOOKIN G. & HE STOVES.

{ Nos MAlY=sT. op. 3, 20. r. r. Depot.
80. .tNNEEI.ENIEI.I IN q. .
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"a. BRENTLINGER & co.

p. "a. BRENTLINGER & co.
3 EG IEAFETOS SAY THArTIIEYH HAYR. OPEN
sea phar1naceutfcal aud Prescription Store in No.
Market street, where they will be pleased to
serve those who may feel disposed to call. Th0ir
Ing iptions cannot Etl to give con-
hdente to oil. - g5stE5tis 8: = - s5sS
9hysIclans and DrnggistK requiring uhnr1naceuti.
cal and chemical preparations for their own dis
nenSIMg OF full and uniform strength, as blythe U.S.
Lharmapta can have them prepared at the shortest
notice, We being now provided with alneceSsary
apparatus CoctIsl I'D: BRENTHIEG RR& O0s
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Country Merchants and othcrs are inyfted.tO
.Whefe.s - .3,.lt u iy31 !.
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TO THOSE WHO eWISHsYO ]

FElElE CONTINENTAL. L.INsURANCE
i: COMPANY, of New York. = .
CAsn CAPITAL Cpaid in) ......... Z. -. w $sooOOO
Cash Contingent Fund (0yer
Inthis Office the assured participate in the prets
without tpcurring any risk.
w. 2. PETERSON, Agent.
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lY ~ m Ed Ais ) s
6. [ofs Rll the cauaidates2
ID apItIaHS by
! sT.H. 900 ESs 81! a6d e
lI094SSs INST g 60!
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-01-18
NEWS ITEMS.


The tax on negroes, in Wilmington, N. O., is
s3.g7 per head.
A Hebrew orphan asylum was formally
opened last Sunday at Charleston, 5. @.
The population of the provinces (oanada
East and West is now estimated to be exactly
3,OOOO0n.
Letters from Egypt announce the arrival at
Alexandria, of the Count de Paris and the
Duke de Ohartres.
A new bank, to be called the seaboard
Bank with a capital Of 5000 900, is about to be
Established at Portsmouth, Va. i3
The Salem IN. J.) Standard speaks Of lost
hog in that vicinity, which for Eve weeks lived
without eating or drinking.
There are four hundred and forty two con
victs in the Maryland Penit enliary, OF whom
fourteen are natives Of Virginia.
In nominating the Missouri statesman for
President, the Republicans are merely hanging
out Bates 10 catch Southern votesl
The City Council Of Augusta. Ga, last week
raised the tax on free persons of color to SOS
per head.
There is rumor in court circles at Wash
iugton that Lord Lyons, the new British Min
lister, is about to marry Miss Lane, the Presi
cents niece.
Two elk calves have been introduced into
Bell county, Texas, from Russian America, as
an experiment has been made Of domesticating
them.
The difficulty originating between Hon. O.
L. Dunham and Colonel Allen May at the Ins
diana State Convention last week, which end-
ed in a street fight, has been adjusted by the
Intervention Of friends.
The tobacco inspection at Petersburg Va,
for the last six months of 1859, was 1000
hogshead in excess of the corresponding
period of 1858. The busiest inspection months
of the year are April, May, June and July.
There is news from Galveston, Texas, that
Governor Houston has appointed two commits
sioners to proceed to Brownsville to investi
gate the origin of the disturbances created by
Oortinas.
Connecticut chap announces that next
spring he intends to cross the Shetueket on
rope, with two men hanging to his hair-One
on each side. He is now busy, day and night,
letting his hair grow for that purpose.
Monday lost, twelve Mayors of MassachuN
sets addressed messages to their several city
governments, and nearly every one every one
that said any thing about it-recommended
the adoption of the steam fire engine.
Mr.. Barnett. a very eminent riding master in
81, Johns wood, London, has entered the lists
with MIR. Rarey, and undertakes to prove that
the American system Of horse tanning is nei,
ther new nor true, bnt had been tried and had
failed long before Mr. Rarey thought Of adopt
ing il.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-01-18
City Council.
CRY CousoIL CuAMBsa,

CITY CoUNoIL CHAMBER,
TUESDAY EvEEINe, Jan. IL, 1860.
Present--Messrs. Decker. Wiggim, Phillips,
Bimm, Shank, Kiersted, Boyle, Gilliland. Butz.
Iutz. and Thomas.
The minutes of last meeting were read and
approved.
By consent d. X. Boyer made a statement in
regard to amount paid for the opening Of Pu-
luski street. Mr.. Phillips offered the followA
ing resolution 10 regard TO the same.
That an order be drawn in favor Of D. X
Boyer for SIS, ,le, balance due on the appraise-
ment Of Puleski street Adopted.
A Communication was received from the City
Solicitor, stating that suit before Esquire
Turner, by Platt d 90. VS.. city Of Dayton, had
resulted in judgment against the city for S2s.
He suggested that such bids be preserved, and
also suggested that when money is ordered to
be paid under a contract on fnal estimate, that
the Clerk be directed 10 require the parties 10
sign receipt in full Of all claims for the work
done, before issuing the order. Received, and
the Clerk ordered to comply with the TecomN
men dations.
Mr.. Phillips offered a resolution that the case
Of Platt Co, ys. City Of Dayton. be appealed,
Referred to the grade committee in connection
with the City Solicitor.
By Mr.. Decker, That the Clerk be author
lied to issue bonds in favor Of the Fire Come
psnies and Hook and Ladder Co, for the
amount due Dec /. 1859. as per contract
Bonds TO bear seven per cent. interest and be
dated Dec. J, 1859, payable June 20. 1860.
Adopted.
By Mr.. Shank, That the Street Commission
er be authorized to repair Third street between
the bridge and the levee. Adopted.
BY Mr.. Thomas, That the City Exhibit be
published in the German paper Of this city.
After passing upon the bills presented,
Council Adiourned.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-01-18
New York Market.

NEW YoRK, Jan. IT.
FLOUR-Sales of 5000 bbls at 5,l5@5, rs
for superfne State; 5,3O@5,40 for extra state
5,l5@52 25 for superfne WESTERN 5,3O@5 Sc
for common to medium extra western; s ,70@5. 81
for shipping brands extra round hoOped Ohio
closing dull.
wAISKY-More active and lower sales oi
1900 brls at 2S@2516c, chiefly inside price.
WHEAT--Sslesofl of 1900 bush Chicago spring
at 81 30 in store; 300 bush Milwaukee club a
%, in store; 6OO bush prime red southern, a
i ,95.
RYE-Sales 1000 bush 92c.
RARLEY-Sales 5000 bush Sc.
CoRN-Sales Of $4,000 bush at s2G7S4c fol
inferior to prime new white and yellow
oATs-45@46c for western, Canadian and
State.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-01-18

black and oil, yet nniite aosne of fiutcs imps,
~ some instances, ho Is often looked upon, re.
lioiouely speaking, az the "shining liRht" Of
the profession; for 10 his peculiar notions Of
"early pi ETY." the tpss are often indebted for
impressions which would puszle the understand.
ing Of the most profound DEACON. May even
his diabolorum propensities never lead him 10
ignore the memory Of that printer boy" whose
virtues are to night the theme of our "lakes. "
Col. Fitch responded to this toast on behalf
Of the d----l.
BY Mr., Smith, &
TINS PHGSu BAvD.--Every member being a
a professor. tits no wondef Hoo well they per.
form They "blow their own trnmpets" so exa
cellently that no one will think Of charging
them With egotism. IN
By Mr. Hall, Ny
TnE PAsr--Let US revere the olden time Of
our fathers for what 10 good and noble Of the
present owes its origin TO the past.
By Typo:
THE PATRoNs or TIE PRKss---"May they live
long and prosper"
Mcdaniel, the Third street Clothier, was
compelled" TO respond, despite his protests
He made a very interesting little speech, IN
which he related an amusing ansedote Of n
jour printer who was "hsrd up" and who at
tempted to pass himself off for one OF Med. 8
profession, and succeeded He was loudly
cheered.
By Mr., CLARK.
THE Hosr OF THE BKoKEL HousE MAY Ms
shadow never grow less, and may the shadows
Of his lJe never grow darker.
The Banquet cannot be estimated by the
crumba which we have given from the order of
exercises. The best feeling prevailed, aud at
its close, the larger portion Of the guests re
paired to the spacious dancing hail. where. we
learn, they enjoyed themselves until in the
"Wee sma' hours ayont the twal."
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-01-18

S@-It is now fixed fact, and universally
acknowledged by all, that Dan Clark-'old
fatty'-is one Of the living institutions Of
the day. Dan travels, looks well, and teach.
es the people great many good things.-
Those out Of business, and having little
good money, can secure respectable bust.
ness as travelling salesmen. Those who are
afraid of their shadows need not apply; and
those who love good money, and love good
business, can apply with safety. Salary
sure, and situation permanent, where all
parties can fill the bill. For situation, by
all means see Dan personally and you will
be convinced that you had better pitch in,
You will find Dan all right. +
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-01-18
Cincinnati MaYke,

OIEoISN ATT, Jan. IT,
FL0UR-The trans shctions during the week
add up G 900 brls at 5,3O@5,4O for superfne,
and 5.40@5,6O extra, the latter rate for white
wheat.
GRAIN-l ,sO@l % for prime red; and ], ,25
al 90 for do white.
ooRN-Advanced to 57@5sc, closing heavy
at 54@55c
RYE-Declined to 81:
BARLEY-Sales 1000 bush 63@6sc fol
spring grades, and 73@75c for prime fall,
WHISKY-The demand has been fair during
the week, at some times quite active The eur
rent rate each day was as follows: Wednesday
2ic; TbursdRy, Friday and Saturday, 2O16ci
Monday and yesterday, 2O2z, closing firm.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-01-18

nea-Laat night Huston Hall was crowded
and among the audience were great numbers
Of our most intelligent people. OF the
Mirror Of Italy too much cannot be said in
its praise. A correspondent one Of ouI
most distinguished citizens thus writes us
this morning concerning this splendid ex,
hibilion:
Nm EDiToR--Last night | attended the
exhibition OF the Panorama which venture
10 say has more Of merit as a work Of art,
and more Of classic interest thar has any
panorama ever before exhibited in Dayton.
| have no interest in it. other than any one
capable Of approaching such work would
feel on seeing it having never met with, and
knowing nothing Of any person connected
with IT, | have no hesitation in saying that,
though have seen many, ] have never seen
one which would begin to compare with the
mirror of Italy" The painting is a beau
tiful work Of art, and Gbounds in classic
scenes, in truthful representations Of the
Finest specimens Of architecture, in grand
old ruins, and in tho most stupendous works
Of man. Any citizen who fails to see the
"Mirror Of Italy" does himself an injustice
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-01-18

SURGICAL OPERATroS ON HoRsE-we were
yesterday shown at the Livery Establishment of
John shsllabOrgsr, Esq, an immense tumor that
was removed from the hind leg of a horse by
Dr.. Fuller, Veterinary Surgeon of this city,
For considerable time after its formation we
learn that its growth was very slow, but for the
last three months the rapidity Of its enlargement
very much impeded the movements Of the iimb.--
Il was situated on tho pOsterior and lateral re-
gion Of the mettatarsal magnum, extending from
thsinfsriOr region Of the tarsal bones ttho hock)
reaching nearly to the ietlock, its base measuring
10 inches in length, 81 inches in width and 20 in
chss in circumference; weight-53 pounds and o,
avery dense consistency, being technically demon.
mated hbro- -cartilagenous tumor. It's removal
requiEedA correct knowledge Of the anatomy of
the limb TO prevent an injury occurring by LAGER
alton Of tendODs, blood vessels and other com
pcated parts in that locality which are essentially
nsesasaEy to the movements Ofthe horse. va
learn this morning the aBimal. ia doing rsmar
kably well.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-01-18

CooPRR SsMrNART Spring Session oi
the Cooper Female Seminary will commence
on the 3Oth Of this month, and it is important
students should be present at the opening ol
the session. We need not speak at length oi
this excellent institution of learning, for it is
too well and fayorably known to require any
thing elaborate at our hands. 1t is generally
known that it is located here; that Dayton is
one Of the prettiest places on the green earth
and that the Cooper has an excellent faculty
none better any where at similar institution
Dayton can be reached by half dozen Rail
Roads, coming from as many directions.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-01-18
NEW MUSTANG LINIMnNr.

From rich and poor, bond and free, all eolorI,
grades and conditions Of life, we hear the sam e
need OF praise awarded this wonderful article
Sores healed, pains relieved, lives saved, valu-
able animals made useful, and untoid ills Sssuaged
by this great medicine, which is surprising to the
judgment OF man What family does not require a
standard Linimentl Who ever heard OF the same
effects produced by any other articlei For Cuts,
Bruises, sprains, Rheumatism, Swellings, Strained
Horses, &C., It has no equal. Beware OF limitations
The genuine Mustang Liniment is sold by all re
spectacle Druggists aud Livery Men in every town
parish and hamlet throughout North sud South
America, Europe, and the Islands OF the Ocean,
Buy At once.
BARNES a PARK, Proprietors,
janl7-lm New York.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-01-18
aHHRIFF sALH.

Ira Kibliager, et- al. } Montgomery superior
Court. Gaze .QS
Lewis Kiblinger otheF In partition
DURSUAkT 10 an order OF sale issued in
II the above case from the Superior Court OF
Montgo nery County, ana TO me directed, viii 81
Ter At public sale At the door of the Court House
In the city OF Dayton, on
SATURDAY, January 2S, 1860
tate, 10 wits
situate In said county OF Montgomery and state
Of Ohio, and described particularly a. follows, 70
witt Being In-lotH numbered seventy mine (1sl on
the plat OF Charles Reedis addition to the town oi
FarmeFsvile, ~ VIII be aeon By referring n the
sording plat Of said viilage3 appraised 81 eteo.
Terms OF SALH-One-thiTd OF the puFchasa
money eaabj third in one, and one third IN two
years, with intefeat 10m day Of sale.
n. ELLI0TT, Atty. doss7-ltddwtt