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The longest front Of tic bnildiugis on Market !
street. Roth fronts are simple and plain, set !
neat md in keeping with the character and de-. |
sign Of the building.
The entrances are broad and amrle, and tl,e
area within, admirably well adapted to meet the
purposes Of the edifce. Advantage hns been
taken Of the height Of grade on both streets,
abort ten feet, 10 give thnt amount Of slope 10
thc aoor lr series Of wide platforms, to tlr:
space in from. of The stage. The Platforms is wide
and Deep aud thereon is to be held the RepuL-
lcan National Convention OF 1860, as the im-
mcrse stage will accommodate from SIX to
scven hundred persons. 1t has on either end,
Us will bc seen, ample Committee rooms. In
trout Of tue platform is au enclosed space for the
music.
4 judiciouAy arranged md excellent feature
ot the Wiswam is the immense gallery extend
ing Oh three sides. The pitch of this is such
that from every purt perfect view Of tile
speakers stand can bc gained. The supports
Of the edi6ce are ample enough to bnn,sh al'
suspicion Of insecurity, get sueh rs to interpose
the lcsst possible interruption to seeing aud
hearing.
The entire cost of tie building is between
$:,,0'pl and $G ,00o. Its capacity has been fixed
by good Judges, based on careful estimates, ut
from ten to eleven thousand. Its interior Was
left rough and uup!aned, the wall hack Of the
uatform heinz the brick wall of the adjoining
store.
Upon this rough interior, The light, graceful,
and entirely successful handiwork of our Re-
publican ladies' has been bestowed. until when
fr fin first time the effect IF casl;pbt ,ras udt
ed Saturday .vr,,;nr tho el1ect vax brilliant in
t,e extrcne
Arou1,,l tie front If the ealtery ar, thu co.t.
# ar,nx Of thr State. and ,,ctwecn Them vr-ah.
of eYcrerrcu. The nil1srs autl supnor,s ha,r
been nu;n,cd white. and wrca.hci with eyer
green's and from, cac.. I, each have been twinci
drancr;cs in rcd. white md blue. with artifc;a,
nar.,. ,,1 ,,r,,,,ra ,,.;,,,. aocs
| continuous 1ow along the front Of the platform,
bear. on the side 10 the audience, busts Of dis.
tinsuished n,cn, supported BY figures Of Atlas.
The speakers stand is double dais or platform
on rollers, to be pushed back TO the rear Of the
! rreat stage when the Convention is in session,
| or brought forward when The great area in front
| :. suo, c,r rr,., ,a,.;,,
| rh;s l,.t,r roa Tho c.aa 1ost ar.,;,o rh
! LUIS 1AeltA "aS s"e S4se 'dst e'ea1HE. Aue
| dais bnre ..1ecunt anpointmrnt. of fnrn;fure
~ .r,
! IT,: ,.-,
lion nas justly oecn bestowed upon The stage
A"e 'i'e~ "1'' ~ tA'e 'e@' ''Ao oee" t'A'''s" III"
| divided into urci,ed ppneis lit which, aro colos
A'o %e y,
sa' s'a'ua'' P"o','ss o'tt lug eeo'is o' 'os
stage Is susI1ehuru u FaETc E'lt efE!e. -aHoecth
or thc N;uwau, ia = success in dcs;er. and +,
u Aoe ~ '7"@' 10 - s"~e~S' ~ oeo'So' AL" "
its carving out,
| -
+t''
| r,h. ,,t,,ost .r-o-ress av., .,,o,- orr ,,,.
Inc utmost eoserness, even among cur o"f
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later from Pixies Peak.

~. JosErm. Aiay 12.-The Denver Ctr Ex-
press arrived day, with dates to The Ssh. No
news o! Importance. :. business At Denver City
was very dull: srecnla,ions in c!7ims was the
only tratas. Green, Russell and party arrived
there on tne Sd INST. all we'll and teams in
Be made by .he Smoky Hill route. distance Zoo
miles. There il no nsws from The u;nes, Em.
i1rauts were constantly passing throuyh len:
Ter for tie unountains.
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Hundreds Of County Fairs.

Astae late {. g Far It Chie3go he Society sva1Sed
shiS N.ctine he FIRST pREN1UA, 0fard Silver H.
al and its 81 ectal Premium Of slto sveT Pitcher
Tne Lock stitch made By ths naea!ne = VI ouly tse
aaee e,eh ode Of Tho II Il mads With t.o " eads
QUE upon ida Of The n! and n he e
TINS and lshor4a.tux machine It DOES the seEnk Ct
smy oE With stztckh aad bsanty. aiseh:ne
the she.t uY Etaves4 fabric IN th4 eAe tnA h2f Eo
se1cD1t,es.e. require 10 do The same BY band
@t.3U5 Of these racbines wtrn scid! 1aa8. nnn4o
Vii t,ch csac.ne this u sufficiently explicit 70 ahow IT.
A orders eeutsd wsh g: saa
to use them and b dereTsd By sx3ieas tTaogt h.
tuyvatn snT 1econ Of sss cut<y 6Ead for ClsculN.
1"s 40. E. CRIT TE>D Genezsl Ak<ut.
Tos. 167 i l69 LAks H. Chle1{o L..
1-.>o. n nnh4b7l1-3HaiA9
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Speeches III full Of Hon. J. II. Etddfnux.
Hon. Henry s. Lane. d:oy. Nor
Tell, Hon. n. IL. Judd.
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At IAEGE.
LEONARD SWEET, Of Mclean.
JOHN ". PALMER, O? M4cou;4a.
rlsrkt-Tt.
:. 4. G. FULLER, Of Esnone.
,. WM. Z. PLATO, ot Kane.
:. LAWRENCE WELDON. Of ueNln.
4. WM- r. KELLOGG, Of Eul:oa.
+ !. STARR. eg 11ancaeE-
:. ]. 6. C3NkLlNG, Of Saneuu'on.
>. II. r. Il. BKtMwELL, ot Cole.
q. T. G. ALLEN. Of Eans.o'tE.
.. John OLNEy, Of f1a1latin,
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Speeches Of Hon. Jnds. Goodrich, Hon.
a. W. Corwin Of Ohio, Johns. Of
minnesota. Cheeseman of CALI
ornia, Dggleston, Of Ohio.
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Nkw ua1zAxs. May lo7-lh* ru..ed Stat.s
steamer M"haTk+ with the ba.s W:.ddre, csp.
tueed of 1he coast Of Cubs with $40 slaves, H.,
arrived below, awa:iyg orasrs
Tho steauer Star 6t the 'NTsst, from Havspa
on lle 9Th, has xrrlred below Sugars et-u;ly.
s'he Wildire's capture caused great
cXci1ein ant at HnFanh.
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FA5713a01o+ss l1N} 3C5c
GENTLEMEN: Your kind note inviting me to
be present at the 'sCnnsecration of the Wigwan,
ut the ra!lying place for the Hosts Of Freedom"
is just received. md agreeably to your request
hasten to reply. Nothing would afford me
more pleasure than to te present Oh the inter.
esting occasion alluded to, and to contribute nv
humble efforts in dedicating your grand Hall to
the noble objects for which it is intended but
regret to say. that having but just now re-
turned to my seat here, from short risit home,
it will be Impossible for me to accept your kind
Invitation. Be pleased to present to The gentle
men of the Associations which you respectively
represent, my grateful thanks for tie honor
conferred upon me, and to accept them for Jour
selves for the kind mud polite manner in which
you have acted in their behalf
Very truly your ob't fery't.
JSo. +. por1ER.
1ftaaKs px.rEH PAGE AEn E. S WutIhNs Eso'A
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L>.f<rs from Hon. ChArIts Sumner, Hon.
John r. I'01s<y:. Hon. Eassda@ n. Clay.
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Later From Flkes~ IseAlk..
St. Lou1s:--Greea Russelis party are safe.
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Ntm Embellishments.

~ c. T. SCRIVx!Y. Alrtrsssiz, 1e<nt Is b4arso+.-x-
L aehoraal to reoe{st Adser<s for tAts oi al ~
LA,dt.a Poners Of tn North F<A. tA.esHy
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EMPLOYMENT WANTED
IL rIve ers1 gentlemen Of good address and LsineAa
ezplctIes may enx1gei lucrative and agreesb eccuqa
ttou and permanent stuators By arplyn: TO- =.
WALLER orlOF$, FGs.et Houss, between oDe and fye
O'Clock r. II. myI4xit
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Hon. y. B. Judd, being loudly called fer'
came forward and said:
Ftlou ejtisens:-l hare been hallooiDg little
lately in : different meridian from this. aud
have not very much voice left. = Louder
/ will try to speak ss loud IS can I only cane
tn say few words that nav be called the lay
mans doxoloey Of this meeting.
When the National Republican COMMITTEE at
Chlcaxo, 1promised On behalf Of the citizens OF
Chicago thar va would do all that any other city
could do aud more too. {ApPlause] have
now to tender rou, citizens Of Chicago. my own
thanks for redeeaaing suly and completely the
u,eake made q: that time, byT the erection
of his glorious. Wigwam renewed sps;
F. is execution, and to BE- harb'n-
ger Of the complete suecess Of the Republican
barry, and the candidate 70 be nominated toz
President within these walls 0nly give it to
fhe cause throughout the entire county
throu zhout every State Of the Union, md IN
every portion Of It, the zea1 that has been given
bT the Republicans OF Chicago 10 push this
bulding forward to completion in ths tast SO
days. and the triumph is a. suze a1d ceztaan as
AZ the aua shall shine over your heads on the
4th OF Sore1be. next. Mia Jou do It? L"Aye,
~ Hi. ia essentially, empha.ie&lly tie temple
NJ I;hertT. Nekave deYotadiE II to the causs OF
RanubI:saisn. ona such glorioas gath
ering Is We haye had tonight IS only a pre-
curkor Of those We shall have, day after dag
aud week after week until our cause shd! TIL.
Die IN which the Republican worshippeEs
| Shall assemble to exult when tho result of
! the neIt election shall be known and what
more glorious triumph than to Say to the free
! rcop,e Of the United Staies-'We hare pl2eed
tconeladsd On Fourth Pass.] ..s-s
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RESOLUTIONS
Hon. E. G. Larned now read the following
resolutions. and moved their adoption. They
.s,.,aa ,,,,n7n,o,a,v.
"e.s aaop'er a. u,,.
fe,tatefa, !uat .ne sn1oAs ~ -. tne WePu''Te1S T
Of Chl:ago pc tfnde5ea % Fsstr ge; :: ~ FL,
Chairman of the Building Co"mttee oi tne ne,
publican Wigwan; aad to n1s assoS'ases g on 1 saia
Committee. q. S.holden. EFastus ka"Son' syi-
vestcr Lind and Gurdou : Hubbard, for tGeir
valuable aud efficient SERVICES IN suneF'utend'ng
tile construction OF this building Their laho7s
hare been crowned With the most complete suc-
cess, The Hall which they present to us to-
night is one which is an honor to our CITY, and
which in the magnitude Of it's dimensions, the
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NUMBER N2.
a1lIu6E41&1t4B.

McVICKEfs'S TIL EATRE
lYl Madison sttee8, between state md Dearborn
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In conclusion the speaker said he had en-
Gagged to redeem the State Of Indiana Or to be
the humble instrument in the hands Of the
people, 50 to do. Doubtless all present were
anxious to make the acquaintance Of the next
Governor Of the State Of Indiana, il 50, he
hoped they would look at him, for he surely
would be elected.
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Trick Dogs Iput!,a Ponies snd The eess sqi q Rig
Establishment
ApX,ssmx--Bo1es 80 cents. Ch!ldrtu. hal price; II
IS cent?, no half price - TT.
i>oors crrn n and O'Clock r. y. myl71<t
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a oooa alro rom oenrrIn.

The Democracy Of Chatham county, Ca,
which includes the city Of Savannah, Al
their late mcthnE to fppoins DELEGATES 10 ths
State Convonton palsed the following o.
oellent resolutions.
RESOLVED, That the Democracy Of Cha,
than, d%esiring simply ths harmony Of De
party and the success OF its principles, *
press no preference among the many dis
tinguished names connected with the Pres
idenoy, but pledge 10 any sound Democrat
the nominee Of the Charleston Convention,
the IL cordial and individual support
"RKsoLvED, That while we leave our Del
egases 70 Milledgeville untrampled a. 10
their action, we request them 10 shape their
according 70 tho spirit Of the forego.
ing resolution, which was adopted
The spirit Of the above is very different
from that manifested in Alabama and Mis-
sissippi.
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The Lion and the Lamb.

The conservatism, natural TO every true ciii.
zen 10 dangerous times, is beginning TO develop
itself more powerfully every day. In The New
England states, At one time supposed 10 be
hopelessly given over to sectionalism, a better
feeling begins to prevail; and many who were
violent republicans before, are now falling into
democratic and conservative ranks The sAms
is true Of New York, New Jersey and Penusyl-
vania. The reaction that must finally sweep
the entire country has begun in those States
whose interests are indissolubly connected with
the South. Tho manufacturers Of New Engs
land never knew the dangerous tendencies Of
their radical republication until the exaspera
ted people Of the South initiated the practice Of
non.iptercourse This opepedt their eyes. They
began 10 see thSt it was not mere party feeling
they we're encouraging, but the feeling Of
hostile "sectionality." aud that it was about 10
be returned in a spirit as hostile and sectional
as their own.
The ~resction in the North is now spreading
to the West. Western republicanism never vas
so violent aud radical as northern republican
ism. But it nov bids fair To he dissolved entire
y The masses Of the western people see that
their leaders have gone too far. The leaders
themselves tremble to zee the precipice upon
whose verge they are standing. And the result
Of il all is that republicanism is now undergo
10 = backward, retrogade movement in order TO
accommodate itself to the changed views of the
masses. The most powerful confession ever
made by a self-eonvieted party Of The error Of
its former ways was the invitation Of the south
ern legislatures to Columbus. and %yianPhal
progress Of those gentlemen through the State
Ohio. Republican voters and republican
leaders are everywhere 10 the front rank dung
hooors to the guests. Republican members of
the Legislature move that $1,000 defray the ex
Penses. Republican gentlemen get On COM
mittees and vote that the same annon, which
used TO thunder for victories over the constitu-
tional rights Of southern States, now pour firth
its music in honor Of their representative bodies.
Truly southern gentlemen will never cease
wondering.
All this is right l. shows that the people
are right. 1t is gratifying to see republic, IN
brethren so smooth aud mild in the presence Of
the task masters" We love the a.niabiliiy
Were We III, natured we might complain thai
they had sought almost to monop"l,ze the honor
OF entertaining those whom we had been so
often taught by them to believe we're our own
peculiar friends. But The spectacle Of repusli
can leaders aud voters embracing their dear
southern friends, fresh from euactmeuts 10 their
legislatures against free negroes and black re,
publicans, and in favor Of slave codes, fugitive
slave laws and slavery in the territories, is so
refreshing a sight that we would not disturb it
foi the world.
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Cheap Farm.

IN Ia ACRES, - miles from the city,
" i between the Troy and Brandt Pike,
and ffontingO On both n acres timber. Fine orchard
OF best grated fruit good Frame House, 9 rooms,
cellar, we'll, Sc. ffst-tAte narn, TbNeO feet, corn
cribs, sc. 2%5acres In wheat. Also q good well At
the barn. Soil excellent.
rerms-ef1oodowni balance In 1900, annual pay
ments.
This Is a rare chance 20 get a very choice Farm
VERY cheap, and on the easist terms.
CHAS. Is. CLARKE,
deel0 Thiui street.
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Wantad

A n Improved Farm, Tor which good Cin-
a cinnati property, on Race and Belts streetswin
be exchanged. Inquire Of
CHAS. r. CLARKE,
nov30 Real Estate Agent, I'D street.
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Graduated Lands.

THE undersigned IS prepared to obtain
4 Patents Tor all persona holding duplicates fol
Graduated Lands, on which Patents have not been
received.
The recent statement OF the Department thAtall
entries on which Atents are not delivered will be
cancelled, reuders II OF theutmOBt importance that
parties should secure thetf titles by obtaining pat
ents, or they will inevitably lose their land.
PSru sleAving their duplicates with me for that
purpose, will be charged nothing unless / succeed
in obtaining their patents,
oet4 CHAS. +. CLARKE, Agent.
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IsDIAs DOIsos-A lelter from santa nd

IEDIAN DoIS0s.-A letter from Santa Fe
December 80, says:
Last night an express came In from abb
quin, sixty-fve miles north west of this,
bringing the news 70 Sub Agent Pfeiher, Of
Alb quin, that the Utahs near Abiquin and
Taos Agencies had JUST returned from an
expedition against the HRvsjos, who are al
war p all, bringing with them fouI
acAlps, twenty three children, fifty or sixty
goats, n~iuety-six Indian ponies, and two
hundred and eighty head Of fat sheep
routing them eieetually
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uRsadlnR Mallsf on Eyefy Pagaan

um.For Locals, Telegraph. and oths
matters Of interest and Information, see
First and Fourth PAGES.
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The New York Tribune says the annual income
Of the Sheriff Of the county amounts 10 $50, 900
whlla he service rendered should not At the out
side cost inou than - 1000. 3
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FOR EXCHANGEl

A N excellent Farm In Lawrence G uaty, Illinois,
n viii be exchanged for City Property. II lies
one mile RON a Railroad station, tO,N NJ n. R1haa
about 100 acres under cultivation. Good Dwelling
House Of 3 rooms. Also, three other snail DWELL
ngaun the premises Barn and other out-buildings.
Thiai a offered At about whstth improvements coat.
CHAS. X. CLARKE
dcctO Cleggls building. Third e.
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i for giving lasting AndbrilliAnt polish to stove
Crates, etc. Frioe 10 cents. For sale by
noyiS WV. STEWART, " Main street.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-01-27
W. H. CALENDER,
Blank Book Manufacturer
AND
WHOLESALE PAPER DEALER,
DAYTON, o.
Public sale Of school Lands

NthDtiC SHhe VI SChhOOI AM
IN pursuance of the proceedings hereto
l. fore had in the SUPERB r Court of Montgomery
county, Ohio, and In obedience TO the statute TO
regul .te the sale OF Scho j Lands In such case made
and provi ed, will proceed to offer at Public Auo-
ton at the door of the Court House, In the city Of
Dayton, betweenthe hours of 2 and 1 O'Clock, p. M.
On SATURDAY, February rs, 1860,
The following described school Lands. to witt
Being the northwest quarter and part OF
the north-east quarter OF Section le, Township
2, Range 9, east, &c, lying west Of saltwater,
In Harrison Township, In said county and
state; beginning at the northwest corner OF
said Section, thence east on the north boundary line
Of said Section to the mid lie Of Stlllwaterj thence
down said river with the meanders thereof through
the island to tn half-Seotion line Of said Section;
thence west on said half Section line to the West
boundary line OF said Section; thence north on said
west boundary line TO the place Of beginning, con-
tanning one hundred and eighty-aix 7i-l0o acres,
more or less.
The aforesaid lands have been appraised at eighty
dollars per acre, and cannot sell for less than said
appraised va ue thereof. I'll. rgnaI trsHrg
The payments are, on twelfth OF Tn purchase
money to be paid at the time of the sale, and the
balance in eleven annual instalments of equal
am unit, with ANIMAL interest thereon from the day
Of sale. DANIEL n. DRYDEN, :
Auditor Of MONTGOMERY county.
GILBERT KENNEDY, moi +-a..iu ~ rH
Atty. for the Township.
ian0-dhNvRU Hnft #r"eTh nH "H.| .
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Store to Rent.
Tho Sullivan Stove Polish.

THE Third street front Of the Store in
= Clegg's building, occupied by w. h. CALLRH.
DER. 10 for for rent. dee2O
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GREAT ENGLISH REMEDY.

=
SIR JAMES CLARKE'S
Celebrated Female Pills,
Prepared from a prescription Of Sir J Clarke
Physician Extraordinary iotAe Queen.
This Invaluable medicines unfailing the cure o
All those painful and dangerous diseases to which
MISREPRESENTATION 10 subject, n maderetesa an
aSccsscu and removes All obstruction ., andn speed
cure may be relied on.
TO MARRIED LADIES
tits peculiarly suited. u will, Ia a short time, bring
on the monthly period with regularity
Each bottle, price One Dollar, beafa the Govern
meat stamp OF Great britain 70 prevent counterfeit
CAUTION.
THESH Pills sffOuLD NOT M TAKEN AYrrMAHyx
DURING rHE FIRST THREE MONTH o. Pare
SANcy, A. TfEY Arr suRr TO nEINo on MfscAR
HtAor, HUT Al ANY oTHER TIME THEY ARE sAYr.
10 al Gases Of Nervous and spinal Afccfibna.
Pain in the BacH and Limbs, Fatigue on eight eN-
ertion, PsipltAtlon OF the Heart, Mysteries and
White >, these pills will effect n cure when All other
means have failed; and although a powerfulremedyp
DO not contain non, celomel, sntimony, orAnythinF
hurtful to the constitution.
Fulidirections In thepAmphlctAround each mack
at, which should be carefully preserved,
Sole Agentfor the unitedStatea and CanRda.
JOB MOSES, Late I, c. Baldwin a Col
Rochester, New-YorE.
N. loo and six postage stnmps enelosedto
ans authorized Agent, Will inaure q bottle, ~contain-
ing so pills, bYmail.
Sold In Dayton by
W. W. STEWART, and WALTERS KELso.
mylt
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o sALEl
Daily Market.

I STOCKLlNE has purchased the meat
y . establishment on Main street, adjoining the
Phillips House, and will keep constantly ON hand a
lani1
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Fare as low as by any other route,
BE careful and call for Tickets by way Of Lima.
Ef-The rates Of Freight to All Points East or West
other Companies,
No Transfersbetween Dayton and Chicago,
Pittsburg, Toledo or Detroit
NJ. SHOEMAKER, supit., Dayton.
M. SHOEMAKER, Gen'l. Agent, Toledo.
fanT
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Notice

rs hereby given, that there is now pending
L before the City Council of the city of Dayton, q
petition, of r.. ThreBher, presented Dec. 70, 1863,
praying for the vacation OF "so much Of a lsK foot
alley as extends from Blind street to the Race or
ground formerly occupied by Sely's race, forming
points and a short IL foot alley eonstitutipe The
east boundary Of lot numbered i'78, and extending
from said is foot alley to said race.b
The City Council will take action upon the said
petition after the expiration of Dix weeks from the
publication of this notice, and may vacate the same
u there be no good and valid objection TO such Ac-
ton. A. A. BUTTERFIELD,
BY order of Council. City CLERK,
dec90-Itd6Wbt
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81 Dollars ar Acrel

HOR II good Farm in Darke County, = miles
4 north east OF Union city. ~ acres under good
cultivation, balance good timber; rich black soil.
Frame house OF u rooms han, somely situated, and
surrounded by atocustgrove, gOOu frame barn corn
crib, stable, and other out buildings. Good bearing
Orchard with all kinds OF fruit.
This IL a great bargain
CHARLES f., CLARKE,
aug 20. Real Estate Agent, Clegg's Building.
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& Michigan R. R,
4 Orredo, Detroit, Fort wayne
and Chicago.
PASSENGER TRAIN TIME TABLE
JAN. 8, 1880.
TRAINS GOING MORT

NHNFFT II TWITUW , %
Connecting ut Toledo for Detroit, also At Lima
TOT Fort Wayne and Chicago, arriving in Chicago
10 30 y. NJ. and 0 A. 81.
Connecting At Piqua for Columbus, Zanetville,
Wheeling and Baltimore Also n Dayton, for
Cincinnati, Columbus and indianapolis
Connecting At Lima also with Trains on Pitts
burg, Fort Wasn ne and Chicago Railroad for Pitts
burg, Philadelphia and New York and ali Eastern
aud South-easteFn cities. $50 H.1ufI
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Miehigan Oranberries.

IL BARRELS Of the best quality Of Miohi-
AZ gan cranbeFries, In excellent condition jnt
ARANDRNBUR0 a CO.'S, y
Oct1 No, 100, Third u,
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For Sale Cheap.

THE Residence OF f. Arson More, on
II second street, near Perry, iH offered At n bar
gain, u application ~ made soon.
This IL one Of the most desirable places In the
city. The mouse is large, and furnished with ever
convenience. Inquire OF
CHAs. Il. LARRE
Real Estate Agent,
nOy80 Cieggis Building, 2dst.