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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-07-01
lFrom the Richmond Wing, June sth.


We have previously had occasion Incl.
deutally to notice that class of German
and Irish women In our midst whose hus-
bands. have gone over to the Yankees
and MANY Of them entered the Yankee
service. These women and their children.
some fifteen hundred or two thousand in
number. are wholly supported by the
public or private charities Of the city,
They do not intend to do any kind Of
work, and spend all their time in running
from one place where charity is dispene,
ed to another, just as hogs in the fail Of
the year run from one apple tree to an.
other. If we had abundance of food the
support of this worthless class might be
passed over in silence, but seeing that
there is barely sufficiency Of food IL the
community TO supply our own people-4to
keep from absolute suffering Che wives
and children Of our soldiers--we should
have nothing to give these people. Il
would not answer. it 10 true, 70 let them
starve in the streets; bat such an evv1t
could easily be obviasad Wc recommeud
thst oensus Be- taken Of them, and 1hsiu
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-07-01

HEALTH OF THE NEGRO IN NoRTHERs
STATES. Some remarkable statistics are
presented by the City Register of Bos-
ton, and published 10 the Medical Journal
with regard to the colored population
The table shows that during the last nine
years there have been as many colored
marriages as colored children born, the
whole number Of each being 366. The
number of deaths among them during the
same period amounts to 81 |, nearly double
the number of births. In 1868 the births
were 81, the deaths IL. With such re.
suits each year, it is not easy to avoid the
conviction that there is little probability
in any contingency, Of the Northern
States being overrun by the colored race,
bond or free. There is undoubtedly an
instructive repugnance on the part Of the
African TO northern ATTITUDES and the
foregoing facts show very plainly the ex-
istence of physical causes, if nothing else,
that bar their presence 10 any great ex-
tent, and which are more cogent than ell
opinions and theories.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-07-01

WHAT Our PARLoRs SHOULD BE.-Ike
Marvel { Donald G. Mitchell) has penned
many touchingly beautiful and long to- be-
remembered sayings, but the following is
among his latest and best:
Don't keep solemn parlor, into which
you go but once month with your par.
son or sewing society.
Hang around your walls pictures, which
tell stories of mercy, hope, courage, faith
and charity.
Make your living-room the largest and
most cheerful in the house.
Let the place be such that when your
boy has Como TO distant lands, or even
when he cings to single plank in The
lone waters OF the wide ocean, the though,
of the still homestead may come across
the desolation bringing always ligh,
hope and love. Have no dungeons abou
your house--no room you never open-n1
blinds that are always shut
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-07-01

MusIat "a Ssa rff1e1 - Ssfitl
= Cali1Sr8ao . 6oAsneB.
The California steamship Oosen Queer
on her departure from New York for AZ
pinwall ON the sthv ltiuo, took out twt
hundred and seventeen sailors, most u
whom had been trsnsfssred from ths atshy
70 the navy, and she bad on board Az
about Eve hundred passengers.
On the third dS5 out about thirty ,oI
the sailors endesvofed 70 seixe the steam, er
There had been indications of trouble
previous to this attempt, bnt the meu
failed to put their plot into execution
These men, it seems, had formed plan
to seize the steamship. Their first Object
was the killing Of all persons who should
oppose them, and the conspiracy included
the running of the vessel after her seizure
on their own account. M
fhe intention of the mutineers vas &c
take the vessel on the FIRST night after her
departure; but they had no. engineer
among their number who could work hes
engines. Threats of violence had, how
ever. been somewhat openly made. and
there was much excitement on board
On the day mentioned, under pfetense
that they wished to go into the first cabiu,
the mutineers attacked Captain Tinkle-
paush. who would not permit them to do
as they desired. This was signal for a
combined movement of the conspirators.
and the men who we're in the plot acted
under the leadership of the most despe.
rate Of their number.
The ringleader advanced upon Captain
Tinklepaugh and Commander Ammen, Of
the navy, who had the sailors in charge.
The Captain, who had expected the Diff
Guilty and was prepared, aimed his revolver
at the head of the foremost man, and
warned him that if he advanced a step
further he would lose his life. The mu.
timer, with a horrible oath, called the
Captain coward, and, daring him to
fire, sprang forward. Capt T. kept his
word. The bullet from the weapon which
covered the ruf1ian's head entered his
brain, and he fell, almost instantly ex-
piring.
The excitement among the passengers,
many oil whom were ladies, and also
among the mulineers, was at this time
intense. The latter rushed forward, and
the muiineer who followed the first was
fired at by Commander Ammen and BY
three or four officers, among whom was
the chief engineer Of the Ocean Queen.
The short distance from which these Off
GERS fred rendered their aim effective in
every case, and the mutineer fell, pierced
b. five or six bullets.
Seeing that their plot was likely TO fail
in consequence Of the adequate prepara-
tons of the officers and crew to defend
the vessel, tbe conspirators made no fur
Their efforts. A few minutes after their
attack had failed they were entirely quiet;
their resolution was gone and they we're
easily disarmed and put in irons.
There was 10 further trouble on board.
The dead N utineers were thrown into the
ocean, and thirty or more men who we're
In irons were taken to Aspinwall, and
across the Isthmus. Eight, however,
escaped and another was shot.-[Nsw
York Post.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-03-01
1tgal.



OF 4 VALUABLE ESss N JACKSON Town
5olnmon Hoopa, peun0per, against sUsan Hoops,
'nenry Hoops nat' thers, defenda e aup,Fior
Court No 9s52
ID vrin. VI ard IN obsiience N. the com tnsnd Of
~ 40 or.irr of sale -fund The above cass ly the
'upero or Court OF hontEonefy coun,y, Ohio, l will
ohss Al prhic sale, on tls. prert Is, on
WofasS nv, NofeA %, 1854
Az 6ne oal9re ~ of said day, toe following descdhed
real estate, va (being III "a M Nhs eoh the said
Swan l0ppF resided ~ to the ;tne Of his daAth sit
uets snh beiug I, tho tnNnship cf inrkson In the
;ouay oi NoqtgomrFl rnd N the eats OF Oldo, ami
bOunde au1 ds-fii' ed a. follows, tO-Niti
hrug tbr northeast quar-, y p -sct'on number ~
saVen. ruuge rinler four u. tnwnatip nuinhar tur
~, eari Of ths ~ ridian Inns drs~p north a. NJ the
g est Miami Eyer wguning 3 ihe northeast conner
~ rad settari thsuca runnipg west alrnp the s~a.
unr tine u'e h'iNdred sud Tiv Oles urO); th-IsY
shut lelntii Nh ths retion o. one hundred ~ 4,
dhysrvsn snd ihtes-' urh polrr (I67gl lheucs eept
Hrallp wtt ths section line one hundfed and sixty
iD poles to the pA4t inuuJAry line OF salt section;
thence uor' one hundred aud q ~ seven lul thret
'ourth pdes ui5j4l along N He'Iinn lin. 10 ths
pNc" OF lt un my c"ntRnpt the hundred and hhy.
sew AMI thr s-fourh aces or lHui, ha the same
more cr i.r- tt ~ sold tree Il & ven Under ior.
Srid m1n isSrudN fihr w lea norih haesl ot Furfn-
eravius, oJE miles -ouhra-t Of wsst Aiex~udriA ard
three i-s southwest ~ Jdh1Hvtlte, within onA mi e
Io te pp;on md Ratn 1urnrike, bud one hall me
dua Turnpike, Tins hrm ~ welt vptered, Naving
several good springs about stNy acres heavily tin.
nered end he balance under Fpod stats OF culdVa-
| ton. The Is nbNd otrhard On tha preUAsa
| ghe terms Of aNN are une.thiri n,ah, one third IN
one year aud t'r balance two years from the day
sale, the deieiFe Payments 10 beaf six per cent In
erest and 70 b. secured nv inortgtX the premises
ard cannot sr or less thau so thirds eti iis sppfss
| ed Inc
GeopGE voo,aAY, shern Hoat county
| b A. HsuK, Attorney. ... fe2Owts
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-03-01
SHKRIEEa RAIR-

george W Meyer, PiNaid against UaihArins nsyog
aud 0rhers, Dafeudanis. No. 2aJS, MONTGOMERY
superior Couff. IN Partition
I NlLL ofvr 81 pullc sale, on the pBNMIAKs, oa
H Tp RstiA Z, NARCh fs 1854.
AZ one 90 oCk In said DAP al that Tract or pafSe
Of laad stete aud lyins the county OF Nontfou
~ and sists Of OHIO begnning a ihe southeas,
corner ~ the hNest qoar,er n section ts tsa nshi
s. range T. ,st thence Ss v lsS poles 10 lhkH 70
aornef on the county lna; t4ence 50 81 olrr ink
corner on the ouaty tine, saen 80 So ia poles
~ links 70 rorner sfHke; thsnee s. . o. pcies
link, % ne plao- 2 5's'nains seats aHa e1shund.
Z nd arreA
This iSrmiA siiuAled - Ne eonpty hhs Fcad, siK
miles West ~ eiIhant ~, three mss " utrches
Ter abeu nir- miles uorsh 81 Aidu tiOWn. There
v = gooi, neyer.hlng sprng o' - er On The prem
tses good, frame arnh uae. tArn, shfle ad eriu.
grainhoase Wsshhousr. drs hoase aud good srrhard
"f rt ~ most ev ~ vsriety 1he pFsIuisea A. al
IN sornPls'e ierAr and ahds high sats Of ouFva.
q ~ q. .. Va. fnU I-HH
The premises hsss hesn spnrNised Al go pss acre
and ciHuNt ssH Tor lees tINh tso-ehifs u the ab0va
spptNi-emert
feTfns- third rnsh, oue.thtfd IN one wear aAo
The hAlaioe IN iwo years rou tho DAY ei sais the a.
irrred payments 20 hsar per rent tereut and q
Z ls seW-so BY InoTtEsse on tie preTniHsS
GEOR6E VOC IMAM, sheriff Aout. sonaiy
7 Houk McMkueS. Aucfneya fszDuts
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sHaRIFFs SALE.


George UmbAugh'- EHsoutorl suPsziOr Court
AIa kleriudsr s,Ayais j OAss No rUs.
DY virtue OF vendi eEecut on AgsiDst the pIoysTty
ID Ae 70 me difetsd ftOm The Oierk sf The
Court Of MOnigopeTy County. ph,s, I will ohsr at
pnbiic sle 81 che desr Of zoe Bssss 10 ,ho city
pSi.''r 'rPeh' 2 y sa,.adrv saoeA !, iss.. a<t1
At two clock m said day. the tolioNipg de-criL
~ READ estate vu; The Inter~st ct Ale Haiiasr Wayne
(th- same lsing opo siNthl lp lot RnInLeFed VI on
g0uery COuay, nhto, being VA range 7. toHRshp y,
seeuou No. as, containing about i've and QUE ghth
Aaros. klsO, the, iptereAt Of Ale SGnd6T sNAtne ~
tots numbered tl6i itea and lies A. humbets-I os
the revised plat ~ tte eyof DAytoa, county Of Mont
eothafy and state of Ohis. and has feah appraised
lollogA. .H rf fa fr.. ..f
Lot 80 ~, Findlsy, ohesixth par st...... sQi6 "
Tot 10 t,lhit luytSn epe-AHth para as,...s. - %
LCt No. ll63 Dayton, oue-aiIth part at.,.,.. ~ u
Ial No blG3, ueylon, one uKth paFi st.... % %
And cannot sell Tor less thaa tuo-thrds the above
apprA isement rerm- rash .rui lil
GEOhG WOGAMAS, Shsfia Mont county
JsHgH ~. shIru, AstoFnev iAyfdtsauis
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-03-01
4alLg Gmplre.
DesoIaIIOn IN i.nurviunn

A CORES poudept. wr,,tny f,otn Batou Rouge.
under date of Januar, 81. sAys. '1he eoub-
try along the river, uetween lhis place sud
Matches. prs.rnts a aAd speciacls. Much th.
largest humber of rr-,d.nc~s and plantation
houses are dsslroyed Every where ma, be
seen baokensd ehiuueys, ali that is irn VI
sncp magnificent mantions and extensive NJ.
gro quarters There can b,, frequently coun.
ted tom fifteen 10 tve,i, chimnsys IN a ciu,-
ter not a vesdse OF q bouse leu 70 support
them Nor are such sights uncommon TOR
miles along either side ot the river Not ona
planiat,o,, "A lait uuiurn, d the torch l,.
been applied ,ndscriminately Nothing hut
ruin and desolAtinn meet the eve on evety
hand. What few plaftaiion buildings rrnn,n
undestroyed are abandoned: the doors demo
isbed, aud the windows broken But Hitlr d,
Istt OF the once f,eAsgnt village OF Da,pu
Snrs
II visited All abandoned plantation ali, ut
fourteen miles above the ruins of The above.
named town Abont ffty wards back from
the river bank stood what bud been a Intp-
magnificent, tustrluily built mnnsiop. three
stories high, with lnrce. double ghIety IN
| front. and an obs,ry.torv on ,o, sbo,t
distance further bnek were extensive pepro
| quarters, looking ike a Northern cnuptr, sJ
| lAge
| The changes which DESTROYING var has
oduced ou this 500, would ssdden the heart
| ol the most abandoned. and will scareeIy be
credited by these who nave no, seen /, with
their own ey.s passed tbroush the hons,
garden and family buryinr ground. observing
miputely the cha,,gss prodnred Not a w..
tioe of a fence could anywhere be seen. The
house was completely rurted Of everything
valuable, ercett u lev bookcases. clothes
presses. bedsteads aud a priv.ts billiard Ia.
bic.
The large doors were broken down. anne
had panels pinched out Windows we're h,o.
ksn ,u. AS # tbey had been stoned NV N SQUAD
of school ooys The artcie. ot fnrn,inrs nhnva
named vei. completely drmolsbed Ths
railing OF the smirsay was smashed 70 o;res.
and IN. Irn,,ment, cn,tiad nUav o,a ~ ,ta
! billiard tables was robb.d of IN. cln,h H.,
covered il. The annr wa, strewed with frsg.
ments of hooks. p.riodiea : and privats i-,.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-03-01

Ja Oh Apple Tor use oi Officers of Court " Isaac w.
Nny Ti - nl Montgomery superior Court. Case
M. ldql
Di Hufue Of vendi execution aqaIRst The proper
ID " Of I7aG W vinyud ~ l. viii trr ut uObc
su1 nj The door Gf thv onrt housr 10 tha tiIy VI
DhytOu, on
"A. cabirdt ". nayek Z. isdd.
Al o'clock OF Eaid day the f1losing desafied
real estato,Y All tho north half OF tlss northeast
quarter At SECTION 10, toNn-hp range T. cast In the
county OF MuutgOmery and state VI OnS ateep, tity
acres o. ,nd o. the same now Owned ant oc,upied
~ lW'oU apple, gd decided 10 hu ~ lhiip stueks-
lager lleceinbsr p ls5D d~e1 corded ~ t,uk Y.
~ =. hng sTi aud ieliig he SAME tend decided to
Peter SNYDER ~ the Court Ot h,nceTy OF hVutgsbl-
cry count .tdr - oin5, u a suit whATeia he MAS
plldnpn snl - heirs " Henry Suyd-r we're sstrnd.
mt. Containing abaut f.uRy ARES -l I
sad lHIrl u -ltuHte 10 JHehs q tswDship, shout
three mites northwest 0f FsrmarAVitie, and 10 veil
ami hsavly hmbered, Appraised nj $40 per seTs and
cannot elffotiess tran two thtrds ei SAID spprNss.
ment. Terms each, f L.......
ia3Owts GE0RGR WOgANAN ehertG.
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ATTACHMENT NOTICE

Aarv Jane Bright, AdmInislrHinH q Wm Rnahtu
estate. fisnta asNip jonas Boerhiey nefrrdant
before John Barrett, 10 tee oi the Peace Of JEFF
f.rSon t0wn.hln, MOaig ,0vry e0onty Amounl
elsimed-SilA Is. u,
an fhsisth dag Of laqYafy 1884 sit Juslios issued
W 40 order oi Att4chnnentm be above a-sinn ol
the sun " one huuared ~ h1 dollars Hnf ~.
sn'l nseeents 'ss- go ioI hsarllg "a the ish day
issosits NARY JASK BEiGBT
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FOR SALE BY

WIN wensth6h and " " stewAts, Dayton George q
ucyer srn -hurgi ~ sIoc sageF, MON; . hnder-
son. CenterYiIle; ENyeFs, New LetNnun; v Fecksou,
ChHmbershufs; y r RAner, harrisburg; q - Olviue,
Johnsvilie; Arnold Limhert Snuth Arliugtoni iacob
smser, West Daltnorei Cookie Co, GeTuant tDv NJ
W hufplY vaudalis; Niekot, tdheHyi - Ress.
Farmersvilie Hpyerne A iiefr. Saiemi w Pffmont,
Williams a sWAnsr, Wet Baltimore; Parker, Bro a
Coz ParEersburK sod by prugQsts and Merchants
generally thfouEhouf the DATED states aud Canadas.
aO2itly
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-03-01
A ProGOHRd HunliIiaIIon.

The Divine Spirit, speaking BY Isaiah, *.
clRims, As for my people, children ere ihs,r
opprsssors, and women rule over them" (Ch. b.
III l2) This would seem 10 bs sure sign
Of national degeneraey and decay The war
10 which we are engaged seems to have thrown
TO the surface many perverse and mauslrous
things Among them is the spectacle Of n
fair and comely young woman, a very witch in
beauty and an enchAniress in eloquence.
sirOlhng over the county, in charge OF few
idsalialle politiulAns. and letting og ~hefe she
can rlgmarole OF party phrases ana catch
penny CRITICISMS on public sfairs
II Miss Anua 4 Dickinson wonld so back
10 Philadelphia, marry, settle down quietly,
aud be discreet ho0aekeeper aud wife, she
would honor her srx aud serve her country
tar better than she possibly eau By enacamg
the yirNgo on the political boards. Tor ths
amusement or disgust Of gaping audiences.
The times require the services Of cool, cleAf.
beaded men, capable Of affairs, aud will get
small advantage from the rawlings OF any IA
rious and passionate deelaimer. whether iu .
vsnile or female When Me- Lneolu ant his
ministers travelled up 70 the Capital, short
while ago, 70 paironiEs Aiss Dickinson by
their presence they most eertAioly went down
in the es0matio0 Of = nultuads OF peopls
Bot the fitness Of things i little studied ia
Washington. Prodisies are no longer posi-.
Bile there. because nOA they are Of The order
Ot eommOn sventa ~ CArisfiaN Iats hOsAes
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-03-01
NEW GROCERY

n Il leeted AMI OF tne htht puailty
Mrs. A. called aud gotono dollarsworth Of ii
rwELvE UeNr sUGAR,A MIElUK's
The incest kind
Mrs. Il, got one d1ar's worth OF the nicos' kind :
FoURrEEN CENT SUGAR, az MINORS
Mrs. o. got one dollars worth OF ybe enoeest i,,,ai
w Of 4l r .Wa "ai ri,
I sIXrEEs GGNr SUGAR. AZ MiNi0K'si
Mr. says tnM he Sot me best auaihy vi l5een
Ia. RIO uoFFEE an J.pA. MtNICk'ss
Thai be ever drank. Mra . GAYS she sol tue hn
ekt Of r.
GREEN rEA ar j. \. MlNiCKAf
While every body calls gets soIne o that rSoeilen
ExoSLsloR SYRUP. Az }. a. MiSibk.
M Nj. says he purchased hslf barrel OF
WHITE FISH AT !. A MINiGks. D
Decidedly the lest he ever used while the supply
NO. 1 NAoKRREL. AT ia. AiHIcR's. 30
Both Tor size and quality cannot te eKeeueiio this o
fe invites all to oaa at hts establishmon, sna IA.
pect his stock OF
CHOICE DRIED PRUTT, 5.
COFFEEs AND TRAs, 0nnntar
44s SUGAR oFALL KINDS.
And the largest aud host yNetY Of Groceres 90
10 the Saty. HIS large estahlishTneutis on tho s
Corner OF Market Aad jefferson sts.
aui9y
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-03-01
eGrorrrlrs. NJ

tlEG lsAys most respectfully 10 aequsint tbt.f rus
ID toners aud M 80 nmunity generally, thst leN
have entered Ia par. uersmp, under IN name huu
style ot E. v Btd SN A BIO HEH ior Tie purrO-
" car yng no ihs Saplesae groierY hVUor, 3 srf
aud tobacco htHiu'ss N Daytlu, Uhtn u the late
sand OF E l'Br en, No 3Di second stre,,t. 900
Having aiu pie ineuA 10 enable Wrt purlh,se Rnoda
nom tho beat houses Ia Now YORK, bNlamore and
PhilAieiphia and havtng haddNetn years ,xprfbsn d
Ia the tris. hold out the U'st indu 'enents i oi
old Gust tnersaud fl Otlsrs whoinAl be KIM enough
to purciA-e from
NJ 'BRIEN, lsie of the H-m of O'nren q noe
ro,sdo, Oh,i, will devote his uma and attention 20
please rii those whl NAV come - ny at this well
known House, aud OBRtNN Wn trtat tH,. ~om-
munity tier, issibls, N u ev,r hehfte. . %
us Zee very grateful Tor past AVOfs, aud earna siy
hoitA share 81 your future pRtr0naga RuladHW m
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Eost

| OsT-Au persons are hereby cautioned egainst
IL negOuaung for note drawn ~ me, dated Fe6ru-
4, 1864, for iour hundred aud vsotyltSo hollars
aud cruts (s422 lUI, thlry dsys and payable 0t
First NRuouHl BAnk, innat h. due order Of o..
W Rowland. sud has been los, and all perAons
aro ,auuonedH not to pHrcl1se or the same.
JOAE A MlNICK.
#I.H -.-- 40 .I iI.. Nt .
Mr.. JOHN 4. MIAICR me nole alluded TO above
never reached me mail or otherwise, a. Is no
Logger valid rs ga mt you on my account
r q. W. ROWLAND.
Cincinnati, Feuuary 10. lsc4-feildtf
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-03-01

In Fridays GaEstis Bolier the following,
under tho heading Of "fhe PeuiAn Drothsr.
hocd:'
"This oFeaniEaiiou, which hss recently been
misrepsssenled ~ 70 Us aims ard character
BY disloyaI msn, Is making a vigorous effort
70 extend I've membership w ths eisy,'' &c.
Nov, who are b. disloVal men Who have
denounced this Sorieiyp hey ere the Vety
Rev. Archbishop Purcell, VsrS Rev Edward
Purcell, Bishop Wood, OF Phtiadslphia, and
Bishop Dnbo :, Of chieNgo.--All Of In m
soond on the niger que'tion How can he
Gazette call these sehtlemsn disloyaR
'OMEGA.
Cincinnati, Fehrnsry n. 1854
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-03-01
SHERIFFs SALE.


Brownlow Fisher honts oinery Superior CsurI
HHI'.. VI .. N
Richard l.. Mciienry Gee No 1alS
DY Vtfths NJ NJ axe,'ht 90 Issued by the sup~VioT
ID Court OF Montgomery county, Ohio, In the above
case vii oiFr puh- sails tne dOor " the oourt
House IN the city Of Dayt,'n, on
SifHri1y, March 5. 1891
Al o'clock nj salt day the following d-rcfthrsi
real estate, 10 Wit Lot Number a Otif thousand tyy
hundred and aty three (l2S) uurul~red nu tho r.
vissd pistof tharty " Dayton. county Of Moutgois
eTy and Ma OF Dhio,
Ihe above drs'rb'd property h iOcatsd on Qrdt
MAJ stre' and hvre s goo irans oott ae b, uIv
% SAID lot.
AplfN4~t hcv'- .'.-..''..''.t'.,f.'' ,tNs
An cannot II Tor lass than two thtds VI The sDlVe
apprai rmunt 1sruis sash. H. ..#..
GgURiR woG NMAN. she.ta Mont county
DsvtEs stLaSF, Attorney. .#.... lssswis
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-03-01

John sh .sts W. wi iain 9uNsip q easel A tula
t-Lrsf'- supt FOR t'olrt Nsui ,ulsry tONhty
M s1ii
ID Y NittuisO an usdrf of sale Iuada ia Jhe alb =
ID ease bs- the superior Court Of Montgomery cnua
~, ana tu me direerd, Wl rtisr Al pUie sale at th
door Of the court House, on
M ll. SS"srfas MaFck la 1884, N .'H.f
A. tSosrl"ck ~ o. sNd daS he fiiosins desorilred
real eststH, Na tnt hun efed saVsn'y Cf0l the
town y .Vniob, "a he cpuuy Ot Montgomery nd
state Uf Ohio 'H ''l NI HI f4 .tT m.
APPRAISED with m irnprgYrwest~ thsrsoa, A. on-
hun1rei nd twenty Ave aSnar (StI5) ami csnHor :.
fnr less than tE0 thirtHo "a d ppptaissusnri
Also, onA hank hOrs GAitsd sigef, aged sig years
Term rssh
GEORGE w0l,M,K, shetiH Mont eoun,y
] A. JJRDAN, Attorn.V, A fe6SIe
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Uo=partmCrsbip.
OO.PARTNERsHIP.

OO-PARTNE ERSIIP.
TNdE undersigned haVa this day formed a part
i pership under ths name aud arm of BRGENE a
NIXON Tor the purpose or tran sactng Wholesa sale
aud Retail Clothing aud Merchant Tailoring business,
at the Old stand Of W. q Dreene, % Mem street op
-pOslte the gopr hSnsA where, taes Yst ~ pleased
To the i friends Of th hou-e ani ss many new
may favor them With call
WILLIAM a RRgENE,
ANDREW g NIXON
Dayton, February |, lsGl-ioll d3awl
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The celebrated yacht An@riea farniehsdth
model iOr lbs ball Of The Giles blockade uD.
Dtr
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'IOG TO An WHOM IT MAY CONCRRN

NOTICE TO ALL WHOM 1T MAY CONCERN
NTOiIOE Is hereby given that there Nre nov pending
IN bsfore the city COun u Of the city OF DAYTON, the
following Ordinances. 70 vii; ...'I .....l
T- grade, gra 'e curb and gutter Syca more strae
between Oouuril street and the Western L,uyee
TO grade, gravel curb and gutter Phil pa street be
w -an second and THIRD str cts.
In pursnanca 10 the law said Ordinances wC twice
read, laid the table, and the Clerk instructed give
four weeks notice cf the pendancy Of the same.
The Ia requires nll claims for damages that rnay
accrue 'ohf ss'a Improvement. he filed In writing
whit City Cefs setting forth the amount of unin
ages c's'nird, within two weeks alter the eNpr ton
the tine qrired tor the publication Of notce,
when the same will hs tau en up 'Or fnpl aftim
folll4s ANTHONY STEPHkNS, City Clerk.
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HOOP SKIRT FACTORY

ar 327, SECOND ST, BIT. MAIN AND LUDLOW.
We pay particular attention to the quality of our
material aud use only the rest English steel. tl
We repait All She sI,rs winch va ss i,Without extra
charge.
"a our retail department Is In charge OF Incompetent
ladies. Corssts and Spn,l Busues constAutly on
hand WALDMAN.
sold whOle-Aie aud retail at No a9i second street,
DAYTON. Iaedly