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HoszsTr ms oNl1s reward "A lady from
Mississippi WHIP is on q mission Of mercy to
our city, vhs 80 Unfortunate yesterday as to
lose her paise. containing nearly tire HUNDRED
dollars. All l.onest lirtle boy-4an orphan
who assists ih supporting his widowed mother
by selling ip4wsp4Pers and fruit, picked the
purse mp cnI the stfeet, and. in obedience to his
honest ihlpplstsl brought it immediately ito
tins office with ! reaaest that We would adver-
tise it and keep il until CLAIMED by the owner.
In less than len minutes after he left our Office.
the lady who had IOst the parse cal lei 10 ad
yertise its ldsr. and describing the pHiraq and
its content aecnrately, We had the PLEASURE OF
returning tito her. The little boy was sent
fol and ry,rEyed. asthe reward of HIS honesty.
thirty doI-4rs, and tie thanks of the sxc.IIert
lady. Th+ b4nrc Of ,he youth ia Jas FIora]
rs . r I
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By order Of

~ General Teornbs il returning to Geor-
gia. his wound received at the battle Of Slsrps-
burg being Of nature "a require respite from
active duty. i.Il
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The folis.Ins ords4s he original Of which
We lhse. ~. served on an old gentleman,
eighty yeArs pf age. living N the ntighbprliood
OF leyenfon, 4 la.Il While lths YAnkees we're in
pofsseFsioRl of tliat section Of country We
give Il withor ronpeati II syeaks for itself:
OTrle4 A.sI.r4sr ov4,TEnuA.srs.
-H #R stevepsOa, Ala. Alg. 10th, 80.
: YoS ar. hereby ordered Is strip your corn
and cPlIed the fodder vishout delay, husband
it WITH care, and deliver il to the oficsr in
charge Of Uni,sd States government W ,n
Trai..k who sill give you .enorandum rsceiI,, !
which win be lakep up Al tins Office with prober
certificates Al iHnediAte compliance with
this order will rave you much trouble.
Hi By command Of Aajer!Gen. Buell.
sHi Ifs PERKINS. u,
Eli 58l Captain and Assistant Q. n
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Military Blanks.
TER FRAEKLIa STEAM PRINTING /
HOUSE,

DAN f1r,i-h - cornnsn3ers. a. sk,rt 7otice aad
~ in the bess syis. every variety q military Slack
l0z prices 81 work - ~ b anT sin
iar cs7rera in TIE Cnnfe1rr8te states ~ Aue-irl-
Oar fAcilites rspl1ity and nraf1rs. ,ot ,x-eBec
b. any esfnLlishzr1t- Wow on ARnt The foIl0Einr
MUSTER AND PAY Rolls.
MUSTER ROLLS.
REGIEESTAL MONTHLY RETURNS.
BRIG ADE NJNTHtY RETURNS.
COMPANY MONTHLY RETURHe.
v--rInr VII. ..5 H4zlsls Rsf s-ls.-C51 / R-rr
VITA many Others
- Orders. f1r Blanks o<Aer work. e1fruste1 -
orr hands Ihzll receive prompt sEtsntisn s.t meet
With esrly despatch
Address J. J. TOOS 4 Co
Prspsis-ors Fr.aklia PrintiaE House,
s.P-is-tf Atlanta. Ca
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TAKEN UP

Nd nj IN jar = z, i--.noasa. d,nTts, co.n;y.
\ EaE- I-hbs.sss. "a s5e - % Qete.1~. lss1. =
NEGr5s NfAi .who s.yI his 1a.E- = AK aLc tat
=. f,'ir - . Jokn Prise. q spar White eg71ty-
1eaa !, "a BOY i bisek, Is ysnEs e. feet iasA
high. x - ~.
cctG Sanur.
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TN FEvEn II WIZ IIso-os. The Journal q,
tho Bid. re orts a new cases Of yellow fever
on the dsy previous. and II death. in town,
and one onthe sound.
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p. Jtsr TRiBU1TE TO 4 FEvvEksEE MT
gtHl lalEsr-

In The Albl,ilc Regiister 81 the Bd il Iett~r
from Its cdfrespand..nt : DHA," written from
Knoxville. ih gshiel the following deserr I'd
is paid te noble Tcnnessce te,..ii-
ment and iiF gallant eotrr,alider
.Co.H win Bate, pf the gallant 81 Te nn,isaee
Regiment. Nfho wins be er.ly ,So'ind.d at Slii.
Ioh. and who IS ptill on erniches. arrived here
yesterday anu happy to State that he con.
t,nlles u iiTiproye.a anil has inst 0eqn appointed
brigadier general Tho Second Tennl asee ii
one 81 tic most celfbraiei regiments Ia nc
service. IL first made its mark az Ahria
Greek. vh.,lille first 6ght or the revolution al
Ter Sninier then at llanaflsas and iryahsport.
and s,ihseqne ,ly. its men having re-cIl:islcd..
i WAS traiisserrsd 70 The West, Where. at Shi-
iph. il Tough; with Unparalleled gfE1atI5 IN
x'sHgle charge against a Kentucky tory regi-
nent more tliau thirty OF IT'S officers ard men
went down pnt II but 3s4 which coi4posed
the regIlleIIi. ls3lr IL
1t islrsIatdd that on the day before the battln
Ut Shiloh. Cdl Bate mortified AZ tho opbrobri
UNI tliroMnnhun the Teunesseeans at Fishing
Creek vsent.to Gen. ybtnsJlil and said +. Gen.
erai. have bntHohe request to make I,ff rou !;
put my regiment In The front rank, between q
hiississilipi and Alahaia regiment. anil yon
shall see, sir, whether Tennesseeans will tight
or NOT. They will lead wll,re others dare not
follow |" GAn. Jhhnston arose tnoru hls scar,
pleased at the emhlaiibn manifested oy Col B.
and putting his band on his shpuldct, said.
+ You shall have the best tliost. Colonel. that /
cnrl givc opt.Y The 2rid Hf1nessee was placed
on the lsst III the front line. under Hardee.
where IL w6n such glorions distlncti9a. 1t
has since again sIgnaIzed itself !. ths battle
OF Richnpndt Ky. IlIl
Il is fact worthy of n5ss that there we're
more men lost at he battle Of Shiloh than in
the seven days battle before Richmond. Va.
notwithstanding the great disparity of numbers
II Shiloh The carnage On both sides. ac. ord
ing % the numbers engaged in that bate,
modern warfare. Hi f1rs
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s6r Lincoln does NOT seem to be very
confident himself that 10 did ieht in lissu-
ing his celebrated abe ton iiFp5 q al on
! In speech. whic'. Il igada ne night
after its appears 3 sssl :+ chat did
did after very 81 hs.4.sl..5u. s.s.,l u n1er
avery heavy ar s5ll u sanse ef. resp us
bility. ltcau oni. trs 5a.ssol ! have made
no mistake shall attempt on
this occasion Z, lsfeii al.at /. have done or
said BY comment, II hew for the cpunI
try aRdNthe world te Z IS judgment on il
and may be take action upon it will say
no more on this subject In my position
am envroned with difficulties ?
He is not very certain but that he had
made mistake lie win soon zee thai Il
was a nost awful blunler. most stupendu-
ousscrime- he wori. aud the country will
pass Judgment ~ il and i Judgment Of un-
qualified condemnation wherever men are
allowed to speak their sentiments and are
not 6ends IN human shape lie is enyi-
roned with difficulties. He has falsi6ed
every pledge he has made and betrayed
every trust reposed in him He ha. at
tempted to assume powers which no tyrant
in Europe ever dared assume. and has alike
shown his impotence and his malice II is
matter Of doubt whether els most to be
desPised or hated Poor, weak, yindictive
man, ne is completely in the hands Of the
worst men of this or any other country,
compared with whom the savagcs Of North
America were aud are angels of mercy
We were panied to learn, few days ago,
of the death Of Joe. Gus. Sykes, Adjutant of
the 18th Mississippi regiment This young
man, Immediately after the war commenced,
volunteered as private in he 18th Missis-
sippi regiment, went to Virginia, was in the
battles Of Manassas, Balls Bluff and Seven
Pines He served as private until the re-
organization of tie regiment, when he was
made adjo mt. His health Ed bees very
bad for sometime, from disease contracted
90 the Peninsula. He died In Petersburg,
Va, end ayoring to reach his home in Mis-
4sissippi. We deeply ssmpathise Hfsh lis
parents in their sad bereavement. They
have had four sons. all that they have, in the
Confederate army and have lost their only
son-in-laT, Hon. +. NJ. Rogers, il the battle
of Fort Donelson. May God give them
strength to bear their afiictiou With calm.
ness and resignation. We refrain from
speaking of the many virtues Of this prom
ising young mau who has thu. fallen in the
bloom Of youth, as he was a near kinsua an
of the writer. We leave that to others.
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a corRrxATToH CAMP cor -C1t a.a Ma:
- 49, /, ons- Prioe si1- Apply - - oose
setl-1s
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EHkBsrArrEss ( S Ps.cr-
cHar.nossa. Co. "a. i>S-.
All paroled p sousrs OF var net exchanzsd an
irving - this Fat vii report - MAJOR s. Pal cen
nsDeinE the Carp q Direcficn
b eonnano1 % cpi- Alex. MeKin.try
JOHE L CHANDLER
oets-u A. = \ Gsa1
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We are indebted to a gentleman for New
Orleans paper Of the 23d ult-tIe day the en-
Escation lav was TO begin to operate Ths
Delta has the following in allusiun to that law,
we suppose
The city presented quite an excited and
busy appearance yesterday. People thronged
the streets on their way to and fren the va
rious Offices at which the requirements of late
military orders are complied with; and We per-
eeive some Of the foreign consulatts. particu-
larly the British surrounded by Gro wdslp
The news is Of the slightest interest. Butler
had issued harsh order ior the purpose Of
checking the stealing by soldierss Of private
property. II makes the officers responsible
for their commands, and declares that festitu-
ton nj INST be made from their pockets.
Nothing is said Of the recent confederate
victories. The subject seems to be entirely
ignored. II
The following is an order in addition to the
confscat:on law:
General Order No "a
1. All transfers of property or rights Of prop
erty real. mixed. personal or incorporeal, ex-
Gept necessary food, medicine aud clothing.
either by way Of sale, gift, pledge, payment,
lease or loan by an inhabitaRt Of this Depart
rnent who has not returned to his or her ale
glance to- the United States. (having once been
a citizen thereby are forbidden and void, and
the personreceiving shall be punished BY fine
or imprisonment, OF both.
Z ii. All registers Of the transfer of certi6cafes
Of stocks or shares in any incorporated or joint
stock company or association. in W hich any in.
habita1t Of this Department who has not re-
turned to his or her allegiance to the United
States. (havi9g once been citizen thereby
has any interest, are forbidden. and the clerk
or other officer making or recording the trans
fer will be held equally guilty with the trans-
ferer.
BY order of
Major-Gsn- Brri rr-
Tho death Of Dr. Edward Jer,ner Coke 10 an
noHnced
There was a large humber OF arrivals from
sea on the 2lst and 22d. with heavy catgoes.
almost entirely Of provisions. For the two
days only two vessels had cleared, bound for
New York Their cavgopa were small To-
gethcT they had jus, twenty bales OF cotton
Mobile Tribune. *
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Err---irk Hrae Qr.k-rEs.
thsft.-ssEn- 2Sg- q. lss1.
The ,srenSifs q Eru1aE us- rlal 1 trcrrs - AZ
n1E rrturnlnT i-,rs Ear-ssrn r-isas sd - 49, -
rrus whirh rrs sei.r hr0as a he teit rsr1s-. ).
rr,ponsible - rru-arr lr--1 - : Sta1e fur &C.
1Ar Cor fs3--ae. cray r1w be-rE = or -,c,- =.
suthr-i-ies z-xl,l1iy des-s ~ e se tti- rrr a. r.
len7-see -t<iis . - uaxiDn7. nd u = - e
thnt he great bo5y c.r peapir ~, rre rii-x ~
rclHrfee- ~ snr1 ta-r-erea r-h sass- -rss- = A.
ktn5rs1 alres6J 10 ~ serFice
The C1Te-nr Il fAr-rso-e cr-7,sis.3 % s-Frs,s a.
eflr1 70 orgr1n . S-afe ccs.s
Gessrnl urtcrs No SID r-e e--1te--, A. ID -
The cr.r nr1i1r rE-ers -c--s a-fe.e- urra--aEnf
ull fher -z1sfzr s-,s e Tie A1J-tsrs snnr1
- he Stafs Est rsps- * spsr,.l rF-s-
~ rszrnard ~ c 1ter-r-
sSHAE g EAER-s
rs HE'7so-rs. Aa;'s essl-
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WILL b p.td u the undsrsisned for the delivery
81 "a MAZE. ~ his frsfdence, 3 mil3s norfh
81 cleveland, Team Said animal was yeaakld ~
SPRING 10 hands high. dark Esns ana tail saddle
Insr.ea ana hsrs top o. in eonleqnsnss of q wound
receiIed upon tie tsp Of ths hsaA r
9et5 81. 4 - WI. BASKET.
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Valuable Summer Resfdence
FOX SALE

+ OcATRD ab55. "A rIlss iruD ChEttanooSs. e,n-
IL talnias thrre haldred and dirty eight acre. 81
land: ssveniy eighty - he aboFs ars ciezrs1--
Thrre h % the place god spring % ire ston. "a
ter also N orchard - ing trees e almost every
variety % fruit. sr1ong tbe1 oTG hzn1rtd
dwarf pear trees The ho1sss an nrE- 11J oas
de-irinE such property learn the terms ~ ap7iy
ing 70 4 HOOPER y u ?. HOOPER.
BePi1-l1 Age1ts-
P. Sill TIE aooTe ~. p--ty = D. ro,d Ssfo-e
SATURDAY, The 1sth u October q ili Be o6rred ~
aartioa, N cfatfsn -ogs. - fhs. ds7. Terms.
third casa he bsianrs o. and years, credit
viii int-res; r. dstr-pureh.ser having -hs right
pay all ~ any time. ana stop inter~.e-
sst5 tells TAUeHE 3oE-
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oFTICE EcFrTTINe 5FfzRrEEx-.
Kac---l-E. IN



All fers1.p LAKE - s1zs-rrt,on urdsr ne A. ~
Cc7<rcrs appr-rrd prii lst1. 1851 Nil BE- aliowr1
nn<i The sfk q % trher - rinute n Any -arfi-ul.r
--spa1y a. ne serrics - RE c1ftdsrat. - -
S-ch p-rsou1 81 present I-rr1Helres ta< erl1i
E- 1cer uitkir - oi<f,icf u co1nr r. whth rhtF
btlcus 1,t enru1ied rolnui eera - rrene-t.
th8--lrsE - lbs 49, tk~y III - rurc. "a kars
Tkt soroIiinE o3cr. III E.4ke CT c1r,liu.a-.
o. Toi1rlos-s ~ c7lillc-ts a. f1rnsa-d MS ~
VIA ths rrIS - ssoe 20 hes oe es1,lsiSd Ihey
I'll al.e fcr1isk tbs Tolunfesrs uifl t-l.scrirg
u7l re ro,l girizE hs es.-ri-rfn AID lluenE
dcly Ei<asd All 1sd. ac1 T.t lks vni1zfeer
r-pnrt VIA he Size - this o8cs- Ca3er Ire col
r11n 81 -reuErkHf 80 .r1euf t1e rGcsr III
.fe to company and rprinsaf 70 vhiel ths tolrn-
tser desires q he atta I'D
o. pr--ruffn- tb- descriptive liz nny Qaa-fRr-
-.s<r. he vo,1.tssr vn - furnisssd viii trnssPor
.a-kD1 70 Kno1r.llr-
h ccrrecfnsa - Al snroii-,e1A Vii - ct-sitst
- W the enrnllfug o9cer.
z n BLAKE. 1te1f- Cal & s-A-
8p23-fu Sep't EsroiiinE DEp-
- CkattanooF1 Rsbel. 0re~nvii's Banner. Afbt1s
Pot cleavelane Bsnnsr- ard sristol Adrns.is copJ
ad rent BAL 6lperiass1ir=t u Enroliing Dspsrf-
moul
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asb aSbertis,nl,nts.
Wanted 10 Hire.
Attention lonsrriDts I

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Couzh11. Co. S<ri- 5fh. 1871
DY ortsr - o1n1ernns,er 6r,srrl have b-sr =
ID Trusted VII eztfrr contr1i - rcle-r he hf5es
- IA bssr-s kidd f1r he nr- &c tnuninr nns tas
pnr hnss - LeaE1-r fs- nn-sftlarinr- 1Enoern kar
ing esfhsr hnod n,1 ~k-siaK hitss MI a vel ~
sdt-nrs Ne WITH proper rsicrenres- he srcy rs1rs
~ tAoS And y u ~ 3usy % al prtri1tlc t.r1s-s g
a.rir IN duinr. Al ieafh-r hel3 unre -no,ahir
priecI vii b. lzprr.-sd- T. " cfLLAlli
Hnir a. On
s7Bthrr9 cpzseSsrrlJ s.7J aat sd 81 y NJ -
Sc ~ fsra.5-
r q SID spy PIPER erzsai.i-r - .1rrrtO
pAn1- 4. - BILLIARD.
se19rf A. o.
oFflcE sEtekrIfl,se 5FFzkrEEx-.
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H. When any persoa liable 70 military duty andsr
this set. but not yet mustered into service Ia nuy
company. desirss 70 furnish ssbstitafe be shall re-
port himself With he Substitute % the couuandanl
OF camp Of Instruction and II The Substitute b
lawfully exempt irOul nlltary duty asd sxamiua-
ton BY eurE-on AsEstAnt surgeon. BE prnuounc-
ed ssund and IN al respects tree frsn military service
be nay Be accepted and enrolled aad ne person fur.
uishEug such Enbsti ate may Be discharged ~ The
eonmandant Of the caIlp Bat substItlts shall be
enfRied 70 uanspurtatin u ether allowance at TIE
exYfnse Of The Gsysrnnsni, until accepted and
ruled.
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i,r frun rtrk tsFicaR1n q Vie uay y urT nasar
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Er-tri1r AZ thiF pllcs izElrt afe,y 20 - % Nd Z
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Gas = s-EISGFELL0T-
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Cissr-lsss Bssn-r. Afbeas pa. k--z..ss E.sa.
ter and Gres1Tilis B-znsr- r-7s- rera
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1862-12-06
NO. 100.
AN ORDINANCE

10 assess a special tay on IN lots No 23ls o it o
5oi on Tory street JVr certain na rors,ae1f. ,n,s
ne dduitd by TIC Ctfy COunciof tht cify of Dtt11
lhat the sum OF iortysx cents be levied anu
O. each loot trout oi In Lots No 2,3f . 3b6 and M
a099ng on Terry street. as the said lots are deuehed
file vi the City Clerks Ofiee for the cost add eTnens
o. gladng Rrayeling curbng and Jitterng the siJe.
Walks on Terry street according the estimate oil the
City Engineer Aforesaid
eEc. 2 That the owner or owners Of The several
lots Of land upon h front loot Of which th, sp,Y
from them soyerally due IN that behalf to the Mnrf
Master OF this city within three days nom the date OF
ihs ordinance or be subject to the interest aud pena
Passed IN Council tins I'd Of December, 1869
AMOS DECKER, President oi Council
Attest ANTHONY STEPHENS, City Clerk de5iI
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1862-12-06
NEW LES OF CLOA X 5
NOW EADY
GEO. n. COLES,
Successor to

American Triumph.-Wheeler q Wilson
have Just taken the inst premium at the
WORLDS FAIR nov beIn. hed Ia London,
England, where ali Machines made IN tins
country and Europe were IN competition,
This success is particularly gratifying rs u
National triumph, aud also as securing 10
Wheeler a. Watson that supremacy thi oug hOut
the World winch they have held lor years IN
Lhlg country.
a, H. West agent Olnee 3lO4 Phillips
House Sd Street Dayton ONO.
The Wheeler q wilson Machines are ali
alike IN principlei the difference being IA lin.
ish and iOrmauon Of the MachBe The NJ
Machine Is silver-pIated aud has glass cloth.
presser improved hemmer aud binder. Price
on plain table $40 Ia hall-ease $50 IN iull
case $50. The iuil cases are a. mahogany
or walnut, and very hnely biished Our No
? Machines differ from the No | only IN not
being silver-plated ana are $40 cheaper put
up in any style, either on plan table, halt, or
tull cnse he No haii case is probably the
most popular Machine that Wheeler ~ VIII
son makes, as 1t is the cheapest Machine Oh
their list including all improvements, and is
put up IN neat haii-cnse, which covers The
Machinery aud keeps il from all dust aud
is supplied with drawer Tor holding the tools
and thread The Machines are put in good
running order and securely packed so they
may be shipped by railroad ur express TO any
part of the country. Printed direcLlons ac-
company each Machine.
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Nem aopertisrments
AN ORDINANCE

TO assess spoani tar Out lot No 20 o.d H. lot No
2d6i Eagle street Jor ecrfnn Improvements fhe-eoA
Be ordained bg tC C,fy C0uacR Of me cify Of Dayton,
"a majority OF tWo-thrds Of the members elected 20
cents he levied and assessed each on Out
Lot No. ~ and tn-LOt No. 1854 abHtsl Eagle street
as the said lots dolneated and described IN the
City Civil Knpneers plat nov ON le st the City CLERK ;
office for the cost and expense Of grading, grayeng,
ourbing aud guiterng the sidewalks on Eagle street
Aecordingto the estmnte OF the Guy Engineer aiore-
said
SIC. 9. That the owner tr owners Of the several
lots OF land upon each front foot Of which the sum
aforesaid Is assessed, shall pay tho OF money
from them seyerally due 10 that behal to the Market
Master OF this city within three days om the date OF
this ordinance, or be sn9ec 10 the interest and penal
IS allON oi upon the same.
Passed ia Council this I'd OF December, lsG2
AMOS DECKER, President Of City Council
Attest ANTHONY erErHEss, CITY Clerk. de5da
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FOURTH STREET PROPERTY
MASTER COMMISSIONERS SALE

= = II II y IN i" IhI'I'
William r. schenek, flHnun, Mont sup. court,
agHnN
j. Harvey Thomas ct oil, Deien'A) Cast NO s3tb
DUhSOANI 10 an urder OF the Superior Court OF
i Montgomery county, Ohio, inaae VA the above
case anu directed 10 me, Wlli oiler public auction
VI the dOoI 0l the Court House 10 the Guy ,f ia, ton
Ia the county ana state aioiesiud, on
Saturday, JdHaaiyIJ, IkU3,
AZ o'clock M OF SAID day, the following descrilea
properly, lo-wit situate ia ,he county OF Mvneomer,
and state Of ONO and IA tie city OF Dayton, town Lot
numbered one thousand nine hundred ana thirty y-tor
Bdi on the pai Ol said city oi Daytou being one ol
subdivision OF oui-iots by n. LOngwortll
said properly s tU be- sold On II uccree IN favor OF
William J.. Scncuck against J. Harvey ILotnss, anu
has been appraised at sixteen hundred dollars slBuOl
anu cannot sell ,or less than twO-thirus VI -aId AZ
praised value beng elOGB OOtS. Terms oil salc-cnsh
SAD real estate ~ situated Fourth street one
house west OF Council street. and runs from Fourtl
street TO sycamore street 10 sycamore street nuuuul
on both streets, with dwelling house on each end o.
the lot ii. II, WkAhLEi, Saster Commissioner
ADAM CLAY, Attorney, d.HIavts
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SpertaI Nottrrs.

NIdHr School Miss NJ A. Murray has
commenced Night School for Ladies and
Misses, at her Room on Brown street Spell
lug ahd Writing are the branches taught
ferms--l5 lessons for q II weeks So 5
lessons each week lwd
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ARTISTIC.

Portrait Painting. Persons not having
the Time or inclination to SIT lor portrait,
painted in the usual way, BY a SEw MODE, can
have first rate likeness, ol any size, painted
in oil coors, in one sitting Of fifteen or twenty
minutes, Third story Philips Building.
CuAs SouLE, ST.
noy20 Miss CLARA SouIE,
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Photograph Portraits - Furnished,
painted in oil eolors in the best styles OF Art
PnoroGRAPHs painted for auy body Also
portraits painted from small pictures, Daguer.
reotypes, photographs, Ambrotypes, &c
Also, CARD PHoToGRApHs Of ladies and
children beautifully colored in water coors,
by Miss Clara Soule. Third story Phillips
Building. CHAs SoULE, Sr
noy2O Miss CLARA SoULE.
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CHARLES KAsoHKE,
GENERAL UPHOLSTERER.y

ONO BLOCK, THIRD -TREET tMR slf4EIt,s
oLb STAND DAYTON, UhIU
A - Ainds OF IpAoia'eHnGi spah - Soaa Cha.fs.
~ stools Mattresses Sc done 20 oraer Csrpet,clt
naA ni'ed, window eaItgnz hung Rld All knos Of 10
plnul done h' ihe shortest potce and most reasons
K.sra,cs8-May or Giiespie and Bs,nsy. p.rl.tS ~
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wAYLANp P. JAMES. EsrATE.

NOTICE n hereby given that the undeTs gned has
IN been duly appointed and qualified a. Execulrix
Of the last will add testament Of Maryland p James,
late OF Montgomery eounty, Quo, deceased. Credit
ore are required 70 present then oHims for allowance
Immediately.
d0tsS EU5EBIA JANIS.
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n ~ Y Il =

GEE TO YOUR TAXES IN TIME Tho hooks ar,
- all ready IA the Treasurer Ofre tor The payment
VI Taxes. II u nov getting late Ia the season and
comarepYcly but sinal amount As va hss teen rad
These that put u OIL ull the last few days wall mud ID
dcut 20 get up TO the counter. The law slnngsnt
VA regard 10 nmei then look your ntere before
is too late.
The TreasureTs uthco will be opou 10 receive Taxes
from m uii p M, and for the further accommoda.
uon Of the city tax payers the office N be- open from
~ OH ten O'Clock pfn. JONATHAN kENSKY,
Treasurer MontgOmery county, Ohio.
TieRsnref's Ofhcs, December /, tsG.-dcidsat2u
tMOcheuhlat and Democrat c0py.l