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Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-11-26
A Femage Government SIyInd-
HeP.

Detroit has lately been visited by charae-
ter oil no little note. A woman who figured
somewhat conspicuOusly some months ago in
the newspapers, rs being associated
with government official who had swinded
his uncle Samuel ola large sum OF money,
aud was afterwards invited to sOiourn for a
series OF years in stale institution in New
York. lie was no less parsonage than a
captain in the army At the time Of his ar
resi- he was acting in the capacity of provost
marshal OF Baltimore This female at the time
was his "nearest friend He could not resist
the temptation to appropriate such sums Of
money as were required 10 support himself in
style, and therefore conlscated what he de-
sired, was arrested aud convicted His "friend
exhibited pecul ar acuteness in that qualifca.
;ion which is supposed does not always be-
long TO those addicted to piliering-secreting.
She took possession of the large sum he had
delruuded the government Of and was so sue
cessiul " ts concealment that nothing has
since been heard Of it. Not being directly i'm.
plicatod, she was hot moested, and while her
lover left for his home at the expense of the
municipality OF the state of New York, she
left TO crafty "A penehant for rtravel She visit
ed several states in the west aud norlhwes',
finally arriving in this city, where she remain
th d lew weeks hllFaCuh3 hoine htlenlloH
from her eXtravagant display OF silks. laces
and Jewels, and her success IN quilting certain
people OF "wealth and respectahiIity. Her
history has considernble of romance connect
ell with 1t Shortly after the incarceration of
her lover, and before she began her tour, this
woman went to Washington and presented
rselt before the august Al ,ham, bess eehing
him to interfere between her friend and JUS
tice. She told good story, and as our
president is fond of stories he was moved ESQ
the story goes) aud pardoned the captain,
and the lovely pIeader retired n happy woman
possessing his release, to meet with reverse
before she had fairly reached his place Of iu.-
prisomnent While leaving the White House
she was met by one neofherBaltimore acquaintan-
ces who recognized her lie became aware
of her errand to the President and its results
Prompted by some motive, either love for JUS
tice or something else, he informed the sign.
or Of the pardon of some events in her previ
Gus history. The pardon was recalled When
the lady reached The institution in which the
captain was confined she discovered that her
efforts were of no account. Broken hearted"
but not without consolation, in possessing a
considerable sum OF money, she left to seek
reliefin change OF scene, and flourished in
this city for short season, unt her real char
acter became known when she left for some
other locality probably to run the same brill
liant, and it is TO be hoped brief, career.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-11-26
For Sale.

NOR sALE-Two GOOD FARMs-Obs contain
II ing 1853 acres Of choice farming land ~ miles
east OF UfbaDa, Champagne County, Ohio, on the pike
leading to Meohanicshurg. The farm is In good con-
jition and high state OF cultivation. The dwell
ling Is good two story brick, nine rooms bank barn,
comfortable tenant buildings, two orchards and a
never falling stream Of stock water.
The other farm contains 1897 acres Of chSiee land
In the same valley, one mile from the form 7 IL in
high state Oi cultivation, has permanent running
stock water, comfortable wooden buildings, orchard
&c. For part culars address GEORGE W. BARNE T,
aud SAMUEL BARN ET'T, ia Urb INA. who reside on
the farms, OF SAMUEL BARNETT, Springfield, Ohio
uovl d&W
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-11-26

TEE VoTE EoR PRELiDKST IN OHIo.-Forly-
two OF the eighty seven counties in Ohio, or
nearly one-hslf Of them, give Mcclellan
handsome majOrities on the home vote He
is beaten in the State q ,762 votes; exclusive
of the soldiers One year ago, Brough had
81 900 majority on the home vote. This
would indicate that the party who elected
Brough was in rapidly declining state in
Ohio
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-11-26
SPLENDID FARM
OF
RICH BOTTOM AND HEAVY WOOD LAND
AT
PRIV ATE SALE.

will sell on reasonable terms, the whole or part
L Of the farm, lately owned by the heirs OF John
moyer decd, situate 2% miles north Of Germantown
and ~ miles west Of Miamsburg with the road lead
ing from MAInsblrg TO FarmersVille its north line
and the road leading from Germantown to Salem on
Its aSt line. IL contains lt3 OF land, of which
~ s heavy, uncled timber, and all the balance
under cultivation, with good fences, Ac great part
Of the land is black soil suitable for corn, tobacco,
&C. and the balance good wheat land. The improve
ments are good two story frame dwelling house, a
good large barn, tobacco she'd two Wells orchard
sugar camp, &c. Adjoining the land are a Church,
School House and Country Store.
will sell the whole, or cut of and sell 100 acres,
with tho improvements, or will sell 80 acres, or less
Of the wood land just the purchaser may desire.
For terms and further particulars enquire OF Lewis
h uuuckel Attorusy at Dayton, Of me, at German.
town. HENRY b, GUNCkEl,
movie 3td6W
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-11-26

LNVERYBODH Is being cured Of tbs distres sing
IA disease by the use Of
DR.. StrickiaHds Pile Remedy.
Resd what those say who have used Vt.
mr. Charles ". Land. am, OF Louisville, aud Mr.. ].
HaLarde, Cincinnati, 10th we're cured alter Usng
enc pot of DR.. StriCklsud'H Pile Rem 6dy They say
they have tried everything tut &C uid obisn no Ieei
but one Pot Of Suicklaud'r Pile Remedy effected
perfect cure after suffering for many ytars with The
worst kind Of Piles TneY recommend every one
who 10 suffering to tiyit
Ask for
DR.. Strickldnds Pile Remedy.
Sold by all druggists, rs eta pot Manufactured at
No. East Fourth 81, Cincinnati, U. mla
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-11-26
legal.
BRICK HOUSE AND LOT
AT
MASTER COMMISSIONERS SALE.

Joseph Branamsn, Plaintiff Case Ne. sell
agsinst Montgomery County
Geo II. JeErIes, ct a. Belts. superior Court.
DERsUANT to an order Of the superior Court of
II Montgomery County, Ohio made In the fboVe
entitled cause snd TO me directed will aer at Public
An on at The door Of the Court House IN the city Of
Dayton in the County and State Aforesaid on
SATURDAY, December 10th, 1864,
between the hours Of one ard four o'clock P. NJ o
said day the following described real estate, to.wit
Situate In Miami Oty, Montgomery County OHIO,
and described follows Lot Numbered Twenty
three, (93) ~ BAmets Plat Of Miami CITY, IN Harri
son township said County and State and described
the Records Of said county, being part Of Section
No Thirty two, $50 sud fractional section Thirty
three, tS3) T0wH two, (2) and Range Hix 10y
Said properly has been appraised at Sl2e0 and esn-
not sellforless ,hau u oi said amount:
W. II. BELNILLE,
Master Commissisber Montgomery Superior Court.
N N. JORDAN, Atty. nOvkwtis
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-11-26
SATURDAY, Dseember 24th, leG4,

the following described real estate, viz;
ls Pant oi the west half OF section ), town 8, range
east &c.
Beginuing at the s. W. corner Of said section and
running +. o. N. ltO poles 70 the y section stake
said line: thence N D. W. 81 poles to stake in the
y section line thence W. s. b. 100 poles to stake
thence N. s. W. 4e poles 10 stake thence W. 81 s.
20 poles 10 stake in the sectio hne thence 3. So h.
100 poles TO the place Of begnningconaining
AoRks more OF less, with the privilege OF live rods
o. for the purpose Of conveying the water nom Samuel
Folkerths spring branch, anywhere through the
above described premlsee-eNceptnR however, u
piece OF sad TO acre tract conveyed by Samuel Tet
iers to John Berk, February 18th, lbG2, described
his deed Ms follows;
beginning in the center Of the Dayton and Ooyins.
ton Turnpike road opposite the ianctou with the
PhillipsOurg pike thence north With the center Of
said D. \ q. pike twenty fee east eight and half
| rods, With the DIVISION ne Of Martin Shsets and
ssmuel Feters 10 stake thence AoTth four and
halt rods to n stake IA the bFanrh thence with tns
meandsr4 OF said branch with eight and one half rods
| TO the center Of the ID q Turnpike thence south
with the center OF said Turnpike road, four and one
half rods To the place Of Ieginuing cOnt nnY ninety
| square rods Of land more less Said seventy acre
rent 10 jeremiah McNSy for the OF three years
| from March 20, 1894.
| %. The following premises described In a deed
dated july lebe as lybg and being in Allen county
| to wit the south east quarter OF the north west
| quarter Of section twenty four, town six, south OF
| range seven, containing fORTI ACRKs OF less
Said seventy tract app Raed eighty doll iTs
per acre aud may sell for S59 "a per acre SAID forty
acre tract Is appraised al ten dollars per acre and may
sell for S66T per acre.
Terms Of sale 4 cas- and the balance in equal pay.
ments Of one aud two JoeTs, secured ty mortgage
| the premises, GEO. WOaAMAN, aherin
THes. p. THsrsurs, Att'y. noyIi wGw
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-11-26
Mcotral

GUkBS Coughs Cods, Sore Throat, Asthma, an
~ Consumption. II Ia only necessary iOr suH ons
troubled with these complaints to Try ons bottle Of
StrickIdnds AelhfUoWs Cough BalsOm
10 con vince them thatHis the best preparation ever
used. IL not only cures the above affections Of the
Throat and Lungs, but II cares Night hWeats and
splitting Of Blood, and Is an excellent gaTRie fer any
Kind OF Sore Throat It 10 pleasant 70 tsk e, andf
ssie medicine Tor infants Price 80 Ceats per buttls.
For sale by Jruggists generally. mia
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-11-26
ATTACHMENT.

James Rieky Plht. J BEFORE John II. Sloppslman
against -. z. oi Dayton Township
James Clark, Drt. } Mont County, OHIO.
ON the lst day Of November A. d. IsG4 said Justice
" issued an order OF Attachment IN the above
action Tor the sum OF One Hundred aud FOrty- two
Dollars Cause set for hearing December Sd, lb0s al
O'Clock 2. NJ JAMES RlOKEY,
W. II. BELLvILLE, Atty. noVlT-dtlkW5W
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-11-26
A FARM FOR SALE.
HALF A MILE FROM DAYTON.

FINHE subscriber will sell his Farm within half a
i mile sf the city OF DaytoR, and adjoining Miami
City and Gr0sncaste, on the Germantown Pike. The
farm contains 81 acres, more or less and Is the best
bottom land. For further tnformatisn call tho
subscriber, on he premises.
sc1s-wd DANIEL sHAFFER.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-11-26

AND
r L II X :.
Slrieklands 5 Anti. Oholera Mirture.

oHShtoHu ann ChOfefd MtLtHfe.
Is composition Of sstringents, slsorbentg. tttsv
i lants and caTminatives, Which every tbYsican ec
knoWledges ls the only preparation that viii etc
permanent cure Of DlarrheA and by seterv This Anti
Cholera Mixture ~ now in some Of cur army
hospitals where II gives the greatest saRiacion Ii
has saved the lives Of thousands Of our soldiers ans
citizens, and will guarantee il TO be the he s
dy IA 'he world for Diarrhea and Dysentory
Mr. woods OF Covngton, My. Will be most happy
70 satisfy any one us to tho virtue OF Sickand AMI
Cholera mlxturei IN fact We have great number Of
testimonials from patients who have been cur, nttci
being pronounced in urable by their physicians q NJ
alter taking only one bottle Of StTcKlands Anti Cbol
era Mixtuie II YOU suffer with DiarIhea and Eyspn
terry tIy one bottle MA
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-11-26

THE LANDLADY AND HER DoG-A PITIFUL
SPECTACLE "A short time sgo we mentioned
the fact that u lady who had kept n fashion
able boarding house in the city had been re-
duced TO penury and want by her persistence
in keeping vicious NANCY dog about her
house. The animal was so rcpulsiye that all
the boarders left, and the lady and her hus-
baud were reduced to extreme penury.
On Friday last this same lady--Mrs Liv-
ermore--was ionnd living IN an alley he
tween Sixth and Seventh aud Pine and o.
i've streets, sick and partially deranged, with
the miserable remnants Of her worldly effects
scattered around her, aud the inevitable dog
crouched near her shvering in the cold air.
The prediction OF her former boarder had been
literally verified, and she was now cast upon
the cold ground without roof 10 shelter her,
or crust of bread to alleviate her hunger
But, true to her former declaration, she held
on TO her dog, and would die rather than to
part with it,
1t became the duty Of the city to take care
OF the panper, and Deputy Marshal Brophy
proceeded to the alley to have Mrs. Liver
more removed to the wOrkhouss On see
ing the officer she ran to her dog seized
him in her arms, kissed him like q child
She was quite sick aud the probability ip
that she has but a few more days to live,
but her dog is with her, and is the only
friend left to watch by by her dying bed
and mourn when she is gone. A reasona.
BILE attachment to dumb brutes is commend
able hut when carried to excess it may pro
duce misery and starvation, as exemplifed
/ in the case OF Mrs ldvermore.-Si. Louis
Z Democrat,
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-11-26

B@-If the following, from the Springfield
MSssaehusstts) Republican, is correct, the
condition OF the women who work for Govern
ment in that State is infinitely worse than
even the picture Of distress which fanatieism
used to draw OF the slaves in the South. 1t
says
HOW CONTRACTORS GRlED SEWING WOMEN.
Public attention is being called to the
shamefully small wages being paid by con.
tractors to the sewing women Tor Government Mt
work. Ten cents apiece is the price paid Tor
making hsversGeks, aud 4 smart woman can
make four in q long day; for pantRoons they
pay sixteen cents, and one woman, by work.
ing from early morn ill enc o clock at night,
made eight pairs in q week; but by working
in this manner, seriously injured her eyesight
One contractor gets two dollAsa for single
shelter tents, and pays forty-fVe cents for
making them, juSt one half the price former
ly paid for making them. Heavy OVercoAts
are made for forty cents apiece, with ten cents
extra for making twenty-five button holes i've
hours steady work at two Gents an hour
The old price for making such coats was
eighty cents; but, at double the cost for living
the manuiac uring price is reduced ohe half
compelling the women to do four times tht
work for the same amount of wood or fuel
Small chance of salvation for fellows who
grind their sewing women in this way W. %
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y ALBAkT, kEW YoEg,
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Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-11-26

The Washington correspondent of the
Commercial says, that among the old resi'
dents of Washington City, il is consider
ed mark of mean origin--plebeian ex'
tractiOn--to support the Lincoln Admin
istration.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-11-26

AN Abolition apeeial from Washington, says
1T is rnmored in town that General Mead il
to be superseded by Gen. Thomas, removed
on account Of his failure" on the 9th. This
is the lirst time we have known.from Abolition
sources of any failure on or about the 9th
They were all brilliant Successes pFsV0us to
the election, Its highly probable that Gen.
Meade was not as active a partisan Of Mr.
Lincoln as he should have been in order to
retain his position,
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-11-26

Excessive Thanksgiving.-Iast night,
on Fifth street, a man who had been observ-
ing Thanksgiving during the day by excessive
potntions, fell down on the sidewalk, and was
wholly unable to rise. Persons passing en-.
deavored to get him on his feet, but it was
found impraetionble. TO everything that was
said to him, he had but one response, and
that was the earnest interrogation, where's
Johnny Dayy 2
Another, early in the day, fell down on
Main street, though he afterwards gained his
perpendicular and staggered off.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-11-26

According to a Turin correspondent, King
Victor Emanuel has become so unpopular as
not to be able to ride and drive about his
capital without military guard. "-Er.
A deplOrsble condition of things, truly
What about ABRAHAG LISCoLE, and hi'
guard ? 1t is understood that he is "noi
able to ride and drive about his capital
without a military guard" Is it because
of his unpOpularity7 Or because hs
desires to put on Kingly airs ? Or is il
from sheer cowardice
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-11-26

We see it stated that Mrs. DoUeLAS is
a warm Republican, and that her mother
is an ardent friend of the 6othern Con-
federacy. Both reside in Washington
City.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-11-26
sHERIFFs SALE.


JOsspk Fstters.
1891 hOHt SUP. UoErt
Peler FetterS, ct, al. ~ Partition
IN pursuance OF order OF sale 30 me directed,
] issued out Of the Superior Court Of Montgomery
County, Ohio--in the above titled proce fdlng-l
will oier public sale to the highest bidder the
door OF the Court House Dayton, Rt2 clock r. H
an
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-11-26

"Mr VallsndighAm has returned to the
law Let him so order his life hereafter that
the law will not return to him "-AbsHtiOn
Exchange
Fudge To let "the law return to
him" is just what he opened law Office
again for. In any other sense of the
phrase, the less abolitionists have to say
about it, the better. Mr.. VALLANDIaHAM
returned also from exile of his own
accord months ago, because he always had
the law upon his side, and he is here at
home now. Do they comprehend that :
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-11-26
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