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LATEST NE Ws.
AFTERNOON DISPATCHES.
Foreign News.

NRw YoRK, March The American
City of New York, which left Liver
pool at noon on the 24th and Queenstown on
the 25th arrived at a m.
The America arrived at Southampton on
the morning of the 2dih.
The Morning Posts city article says
'Reports from Paris Rtill more positive
that confidential neg citations iare progressing
between Fronce and England for Joint recog
milton OF the Conlederacy, and II England re-
fuses, France will act alone"
The Post declines to oouoh for this report
In the House of ICommons, Mr.. Seymour
Fitzgerald denounced the government for
seizing the Laird's rams, He asserted the
action was in contravention Of law. In
moving for all correspondence on the subject,
he said he should de should deplore war with
America, but would rather go to war than
that the laws of England should be violated
in consequence OF threats Of foreign AmbassA-
dors 5000. sa".#IN
The Attorney General defended tho Gov
ernment and explained their legal action
claimed for the government the merit OF
acting from a sense of justice, aud no other
motive
Finally the motion was rejected, by vote
Of l7s to 1853
Mr.. Larned said il was time that with the
censent of the British aud American govern
ments tobacco had passed through the block
ade at Richmond for Austrian and French
governments England make no similar ap-
plieAtion for cotton, because the case was diff
ferent
| Additional particulars of the Prussian re-
pulse at Dappel are conflicting. One ac
count looks disastrous for the Prussians. But
the PrnssiRn official account is the reverse
only admitted three killed and twpnty wound
| ed rtI
1t was asserted that England proposed con
ference on the Danish question. Austria and
| Prussia assented
The Times regards this as hopeful for set
tlement
1t was asserted that the entente GOrdiaie bo
tween Franco and England was no longel
doubtful The Emperor agrees to cooper
ate.
LTERPooI, 24.--cotton market dull bu
steady
Flour duh aud Cd lower
Wheat inactive but unchanged. Wester S2'
I@95,
Corn dull, Mixed 29s,
The funds ON the 23n we're steady,
Copsols closed irom 92a@9l4,
Money growing more abundant and ten
deney In the discount market
The following is synopsis Of the news sen
per Sldop on the 22d
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New YORK market.
NRw YoRK, March I

NRw YoGE, March Z.
CorroN--Quiet at SO
FLouR-A shade frmer, at 1906 80
for extra State. ..l.uua
WHRAT--l, ,lG@l II Chicago Spring l,6l
@l,6 Milwaukee Club; l,67@l,7O Winter
Red.
CoRS-Quiet at 43 for store
0Ars-Steady Mt 81.
PoRK-Unchanged and dull at 1904
BUTTER 27.
Cur MEATs-Firm, ..s ...I.......
LARD,-A shade frmer, l3@l3S
WHIsKY-Firiner and unsettled, at 80 Tor
State; SO Western.
PErRoLEuM- Firmer, 30 Crudej Al refined
Bond, 55@59 Free.
NRw York March 7--Stoeks irreg-
closing frmer Money seven per cent Ster,
ling quiet and steady at 74l, Gold Gli.
500 Coupons LOG, 5s 60 Coupons III One
year certificates 9s3 New York Central 1876
Erie 81 l73. Reading$l 868 c. Q Il, b,
40
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ATTACHMENT NoTICE.

John A. Mcmahon VA. Isaac " Vnyard, Charles
Nmyard and Patterson n Snyder, defendants. Su.
/ peuor Oourl Of Montgomery County Ohio. A.
Z tachment.
UNHE defendlnts, Isaac ", ynyata, uhariAs Vinyard
Il and Patterson II Snyder, deentapis in the above
action, Will take notice that tue 9Ath day JRuua
ry, 1854 petion WAS dlc, ngaihst Them In tho su-
peror Court oi Montgomery county, sinte of Chic
for tho sum OF one hundred aud tweuty live dollaTa
with interest upon hity dollars nom October ga isGO
and upon the baianco from June gi IebS fur pfofeA-
elonA services rendered thetn by the paiHiiH above
named, and that an attachment was issnsd against
their property upon the ground OF their being
residents Of the state Of Ohio hey will take notice
that unless they appear and the petition 30
filed against them, by the I'd day OF prl, D. 1854
Judgment will be taken against them iuI the amount
aud interest a. specified aI the April term next The
sad Court, and their properly sold 10 pay the same
iaa0wG .Ii " JOHN 4. MCMAHON,
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Argal.
sHERIFF'S SALE
or A VALUABLE FARM IN JACKSON TOWN
aHTp #.HHHL

OF A VALUABLE FARM IN JACKSON TOWN
SHIP. ftItN
Solomon Hoops, petitioner, against Susan Hoops,
Henry Hoops an others, defendants. Superior
Court. No 2s52.
my virtue o. and IN ubedenco 10. the rsmmand oi
ID order OF sale issued IN the above ease by the
superior Court OF Montgomery county, Ohis, viii
oiior ., public sale, on the premi es, ON t..
Wednesday, March %, 1854,
A. one oclock m Of said DAY, the following described
renl estate, VIZ. (being th IA IN whe eon the said
Evan Hoops resided up 70 The time Of his DEATH at
uate and being Ia tbs township Of Jackson, Ia tho
county Of Montgomery, and IN The state Of Ohio, and
bounds and dearfif cd a. follows, to-wit
Being the northeast quarter OF section number az
seven, range number tour (fl township numbef tour
az east Of the meridian line drawn north from The
Of said section; thenco rnaning vest along the sec
ton line one hundred and xly oles Q60) thence
south parallel with the section lire one hundred and
h0y and threeiourth poles ll67s)i thence east
CGO poles 10 the east boundary line OF snid sectoni
thence north one hundred and tfty seven nud three
fourth poles u6754) along tn section line TO the
place OF beginning, containing enc hundred and my
seven and thr e.tourth acres Of land, be the same
more or less Ito be sold free Of doweD. Under ioTr
mertynt OF partition " was appraised at Sbo per anre.
Said iarin situate four mules northwest Farm
arsvlle, four miles southeast OF West Alexandria and
three miles southwest OF louisville, within mile
the Dayton rnd Eaton Turnpike, and one halt mile
Of the GermApt9vn Farmersyille and West A exam
dria Turnpike, This lArm we'll WRiered, having
several good springs about sixty acres heavily TIM
bered, aud he balance under aRoOd stats OF cultive
ton. The " good orchard on the premises
The terms Of sale are one-thrd cAsh, one third in
one ear and the balance two years from the day OF
sale; the deferred payments 10 bear por cent. In
teres and To be secured by mortgage the pfepises
snd cannot ue Tor less than twothirds Of s apprAis
ed value.
GEORGE woGAMAN, Sheriff Moui. county.
d. A. HoUK, Attorney t fe90wN
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NOlANA'
sOHUYLKILL OouNTY--ss.

- an Orpha1s Court held In Potsyille, IN
!, "A and for said county, on Monday, the l4th
80 da' OF December, 1868, before the Hoaorable
~ James Ryoa, Esq and Benlainn lfeahorand
JncOb Kline, his Associate Judges In -the matter OF
the estate Of Daniel Snyder, deeeRsed, the nquison
having been read and heard, the Court confirm the
same and grants further rule on all the heirs and leg
Representatives Of the said Daniel Snyder, deceased
10 appear in Court on the first Monday Of March, ID,
1861 ten o'clock the forenoon accept or refuse
the real estate OF said cedent At its appraised value
or to show cause why the real estate should not bs
sold ,md direct general notices TO bo gwen 70 the
heirs residing the county and that notice ba also
published In the city Of st. Louis and in Dayton Ohio,
Al least four successive weeks previous TO the frat
Monday OF March nexti copy OF which publication
70 be sent to the postoice dearest to which thoae
heirs 70 side who live out of the county III f
In witness wheresf have hereunto set my hand
and affixed the ssal Of said Orphans Conrl this lth
day OF December, 1863
A. DoHRMAN, Clerk Orp hans Court Va
jaj0wi Schuylklll County Pennsylvania,
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Gitp JlOtices.
NOTICE TO ALL WHOM 1T MAY co .,OERl

NOTICE is hereby given that there now pen0ing
IN before the City Council OF the city OF Dayton, the
Ordinances, town. W
To grade, gravel curb and gutter the north side Of
Third street east OF beukel street. D.. frN q
10 grade and improve Mad River street nom fihli
Ia Richard street. I.
In pursuance 10 tho law said Ordinances twice
read laid on the table and the Clerk struoted 20 give
four weeks notice OF the pendanoy OF the same. 7
The law Tequi "a all claims for damages that ma
accrue nom said Improvements to he filed In Wr ting
with the Oty srk, setting forth the amount Of dam
ages claimed within two weeks aitor tho praton Of
the time requ ned for the publication Of such notice,
when the same will be taken up Tor thal action.
| mA5d4w ANTHONY STEPHENS, City Clerk.
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SALE OF REAL ESTATE By ORDER
OF COURT.


IN THE VILLAGE OF OARRoLTON,
ON Tuesday, the 92d day Of March, a D. 1904
" between tho hours OF two aud four o'cloos y rn
on the promises, will he sold 10 the highest bidder.
the following real estate AZ the property OF John
Dodd~, deceased, to-wtt situnte In the county oi
Montgomery aud state OF Ohio, all Of lots No 47 and
A. situate and being the town OF Carrollton agree
ably 10 the plat Of said town. Said lots have Them
q large, fire aud commodlous brick dwelling, "A good
stable md other good outhulldinga.
Said property has been appraised, tree Of dover. at
$1,000 and cannot soil for less than two thirds Of the
AppTais sed value thereof Q l4tl IfI Iast
TERMS OF sALE--one-thlr cash IN hand on day
Of sale aud one.third IN one and pne-third An twa
years With interest from day OF sale 10 be secured By
mortgage on the premises. ,L-...
VII LIAM DODDs,
Administrator Of John DOdds, dectased.
AnAH CLAY, Attorney fe20wtA
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Rumor or shsEman,. psrsnt.

t ..F. NEW oRk, March l.
Tribtmes correspondents announces safe
arrival at Fort Monroe of Col Dahlgreen
and 100 Of his command The Richmond
Wing of the 2nd fully confirms Union
accounts of Kilpatricks raid, Worlds has
a rumsr via n. o that Sherman was defeated
on the 18th uh at Chunkey river near Me-
ridiAn with loss of 900 men and army to-
tally broken up. Lee Adams and Forests
cavalry reported in his rear. Rumor un-
doubtedly n cannard.
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Ths ReheIs Presslng our LInes.

CYCINNATL March 7.--GeneraI Grant pass
ed through here this morning en- route for
Washington.
Dispatches TO the Gazette from Chatta.
nooga indicate that the rebels are pressing
our lines our advance being Withdrawn
from Tunnel Hill to Ringgold.
The furnaces at Atlanta have stopped run
ming for want Of coal
Advices from Knoxv lo TO the 9th say
Longstreet is supposed to be at Greenville. -
His forces held the Gap It is thought only
a small part Of his army gone to Georgia
Our adyance is near Morristown ----
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NOTICE TO Ali WHOM 1T MAY CONCERN

NTOlICE is hereby given that there are now pending
IN before the Oty Oohn hof The city Of Dayton, the
Ordinances, to.wlt
rs grade. Hrg el, aprb and gutter syoamore street
between Council Atreet and tho WesteTn I,0ya0.
To graie, gravel, curb and gutter Phlina street be-
tween Aecond aud Third str ets
In puranRnca 10 the Law said Ordinances were twice
read laid tho table, and the Clerk instructed to give
four weeks notice of the pendancy Of the same.
The law requires all caims for damages that may
aecrue HON SAID improvements TO be filed in writing
With tue City CleTf, setting forth the amount pf dAm.
ages claimed within two weeks alter the expiration
Of lhs time qulTed q, ths publication o. such notice.
hslldtW ANTHONY STEPHENS, City Clerk.
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A Country Residence for Sale.

A DESIRABLE country residence, with hheen
"A acres Of good land. lying one mile north OF Day
ton, on the old'rroy foads offered at private sale
There h lerga aud comioHAble irRme house, and
grated apple, pear aud peach tressi a large aaHErl-
meut Of strawberry vines, Of the Wilson, New Albany
aud Prolific varieties; Also about three acres Of young
eurran hushgs, for vine purposes, Any persons de-
string 10 purchase are requested 10 call aid examine
che property themsovea, ~ the proprietor IL con.
ident that Il will beaT inspection.
Also, ten and half aoT0g OF hmbered land, four
miles north OF Dayton near the Qla Troy road,
nosidawd gAhEs KN0oP.
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CAIRO, March, 5,--The steamer Rocket,
from Vlcksburg, arrived this afternoon with
forty-seven guerrilla prisoners, captured at
various times by the Marine Brigade. They
belonged to bands who have been firing into
our steamers along the river Among them
are two ieutenanis and one captain
Memphis papers of the Sd contain no news.
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SHERlEFlS SALE.

Catharlne Smith and john l.. Smith vs. Sarah Lees ct
A. Case no. 2126. Montgomery Superior Court.
In partition,
DY' virtue of and IN obedience to, the command OF
ID an order of safe made 10y the Superior Court OF
Montgomery county, Ohio, will offer at public sala
on the promises, on ..I.
Wednesday, March 10, 1894
AZ two O'Clock m OF said day the following dsscshed
real estate, viz: NhlGh was divided INTO lots under
writ OF partition issued out OF thus Court on the 95th
day Of May, 1863 lot No. &; Hcgnmug NJ the south.
west corner lot No 5; thence aaA east aU6lo
poles to ncorner; thence south " so east q 7-lO
polesi thence south lS' 90 alst 10 10 poles
ner thence south Glo l" west SG9 ~ poles TO a cor.
ner thence north 2l' ~ wes IL lplOles to the be.
ginning containing III lOJ 0ttrs he Tie same mora
Or les4. The above Ia ptu OF seventy acres lame
of WIN paple 7 Guncke died zelsed, aud wAicA
was dyiles into iue fr nie purose Of snie AD Ufda
OF Court, and To sold free ct dover.
Said premises lies within the corporation huiits OF
Germantoen, aud waA appraiIed at Sap per and /
eanot sell for oss than twbthirds OF SAID app
ment Terms oLo-lhiTd cash; oRe.third IA one year
and the haRnce In two years iTom the day of sale de-
ferred pay nens 70 bear ek per centlneres aud be
secured hy mortgage on the premises
GEORGE wOGAMAN, sheriff Mont. county.
/ HopE MON Ai,oN, Attorneys suN tglawiA
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scared.

hThe convention on Saturday night to
nominate candidates was splendid sue
cess. The meeting was SO large and en-
aud so determined in its spirit,
that about nine o'clock in the evening our
Republican brethren became very much
alarmed. There was hurying to and fro
among the home guards, who were out
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John Sheets W.. William Robson, dsoeaset, Admin.
! -trHtor, superior Court ot Montgomery county
] No. 2763
DY ylrtuo Of an order ur Aalo laa,ln in iho Rhnve
ID ease by the superior Court Of Montgomery ooun-
w. aud 70 me directed, will otrr Rt public sale at ths
door OF the Court House. on iafllIIftE
Y SafurfdV, Mafth 10, 1854,
A. two o'clock o I'D day the folio ,r ribed
real estate, VIZ! Lot numbered seventy CIsj ln tho
town o. Union, in the county OF Montgomery aud
state OF Ohio. .t..-H fl al. q -f
] Appraised with tho improvements thereon, at one
huudred aud twenty hga d0Arr u 40 and cannOt sell
inr less than two thirds of sad appr Iient st
/ Also one black horse called Niger, aged six years.
Term rash. ..t b. t..f fss.t = "a E'dlL
|. GEORGE WoGAMtN, shcriH Mont. county.
I J. A. JORDAN, Attorney. feOWts
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I,umored oaptnrs of thr Lculsisnn.

WASHINGTON, March ct is rumored
that the Louisiana Of the Norfolk Line had
been captured by party of rebels, while on
her downward trip to Fortress Monroe, and
taken into one Of the rivers Of the western
shore Of Virginia tits said that the rebels
we're in armed briggs. As far as can be as
certained this rumor s false, but three other
small boats have been captured. One Of them
is the side wheel steamer between Fortress
Monroe and Cherrystone inlet The other
two were tugs employed in running between
the same points,
The party making the captures were on n
Give bond 10 the amount Of $40 600 and then
released her. They stole 81, 100 from the Cap
tain VIZ
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By telegraph.
REPoRTED FOR THE DAILY EMPIRE
NIGHT DISPAT0HE rs.


BosroS, March The extensive drug and
medicine store Of Weeks 4 Potter, 20 Wash
ington street was destroyed by fire this morn
ing The building extended through from
Washington to Hornley street Il was val
ued at $3.50 900 and was insured for only
$40 900 Only the walls remain standing.
The stock of Weeks n Potter, valued Sl4O,-
900, was insured for SS4 500, mostly in Bos-
ton and New England "
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Desirable Residence for Sale.

4 OFFER forsaia tho Fosidence OF Mr.. Jackson, ou
| Jefferson street, third door south Of Fifth. The
lot II one hundred and fourteen feet IRON On the
premises IL hne thiee.stOry brick dwelling house,
containing lOnrteen rooms, fine garden and stable
Also, d0ubIo nRme house, This Is one OF the most
dcsirahled pieces OF property IN Dayton, shd will ks
sold cheap, II an early application In made 70
JAMES F DONALDSON Real Estate Agent,
maldlm No 70 Main street. second story.
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From Richmond.

NEw YoRK, March 6--Richmond papers Of
the ist and 2nd are received They admit
that Fitzpatrick penetrated within three miles
ofthe city, and relate that General Wise also
had narrow escape being at the residence
of the rebel Secretary OF War, from whence he
reached the city
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Democratic County Convention

The Democrats OF Montgomery County w''l meet
in Convantioo, at the city Of Dayton, on sA'n9a' u'
lssh day Of March, lsGA Tor The purpose O "pPo'n
ing delesses 70 the Democrats state Von'eno", 90
ha hsls AZ tho city Of Columbus on Wednesday, tb"
qsd Of March. 1864 BY order OF the Democratic Cen
tral Committee. A. NAhibu' ''.' N'"'''i'
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Great Mob speech of Captain
Badger

BY way of completing and illustrating the
Journals account of the mobbing OF the En-
pire, and of the ARRAY which succeeded 10 the
street we mEks room for the harangue Of
Captain Badger (the leader of the mob, de-
livered at the corner of Third and Main ST.,
Immediately proceeding the speeches report
ed in the journal 1t win be seen that the
omission thereof in fair statement will be
hard to explain. vi. 4...r
't'Fellow citizens, [biccup,l by the great
God, and ResurreetoF of everybody, l swear
am respousble for all this, cheersl God
d--n you, i led this whole thing. These men
are under my control [eheers, and am re-
sponsible, leheersl CD d--u you, two
hundred vstsrapE such as we are, are worth
one thousand citizens, [eheers There is
no line of Distinction between tho Admins
traton and the Government cheers, and !
lell YOU, by CD, Il any action is taken a.
galust me and my men here, the city Of Day
ton shall suffer
- A. 4 n
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nImcmItIeN.

The incompleteness Of our paper to-day,
and hemeager amount of matter it con-
tains, is attributable. to. the sickness Of
some Of our handss and the absence of
others. We hope to be better oh in a
very short time. i' I
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leonard scott 8 CO.'S Reprints

The New York World publishes a high
and deserved compliment to IEoNARD
SooTT d Co., the New York publishers,
for their successful efforts to afford Ameri-
can readers reprints of the best English
Reviews, periodicals, &c. These fine re-
prints are Blacklooofs Aggqzipe, the
London QuGrtsriy, and the Edia6urgA,
Westminster, and North British ReGetcS,
which represent--the first, the Tory ele-
ment in English politics the second, the
Conservative the third, the Wing the
fourth, the Liberal, and the fifth, the opin7
ions of the Free Church For these
reprints, which are made, we believe, from
proof-sheets of the original English odi-
tons, and which are not far behind them
in point of time, Messrs. SoOTT d Co,
have sliding scale of prices, which is as
follows '
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SHERIFF'S SALE.


Il WILL soil Rt public auction, on
i THUR sDAI, MAHOH 3, 1864,
~ tho feed store rooms formerly occupied by Peter
Ryist, on Fourth ireet, betweCh Man end Jefferson
in the city OF iyton the following goods and chat
telr tofwit About zoe bushtls u OATS afout am
bns els of shorts hran or chOn eed about COO sVi
bushels of cora; q barrels OF -four; barrel Of buck
wheat tunr pair Of hay scales aud platioFni, pals
OF hirAnku scaeHi one bay hprsei one spring wal.
ON and hnrnessi two hour cheptsi one lot nl empfy
iarTelai ont coal atogo aud ppei one wuunRl eesH,
TOP, A. one Iron SAFE two truck Wagons, chairs,
Taken on execution ~ the property pfpOtef Reist
81 the Buit of David X Boyer aud otheya. ~ l Ii
ale 20 commence AZ ten oclpck ~ Of said day.
Terms cnsh. Nv Ist -
eEoReE woaAMAssahshgAGo AGout couniy.a
T. Y. iHHRsHEh, Attorney. feQedavts
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LEGAL NOTICE.

TINllE undersigned hereby notifies C0nFai Rueger!
4 TINT she has filed heT petltan IN tha Court 0l
Common Pleas Of Montgomery County, Ohio, pray
Ing TO be- divorced from said Conrad Aueger her hu.
band. Cause--willful absence for three years.
H.H.I I.. BARBARA RUE0ER.
J, H. BAGGorT, Attorney. lea7wJ
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under arms all night. A pleasant time
they had, no doubt There was not
single Democrat in the whole town that
had any idea whatever to hurt the poor
lambs.
A questioh--what was the necessity for
doing things in the dark, on Saturday
night, at Squire TURNER's Office
Democratic CITY Convention.
AT the Democratic City Convention, held at
Beckefs Hall Saturday evening, March 5,
1864, which was organized by appointing
Thomas + Threshor President and William
Dckey and r. H. Smith Vice Presidents, An.
tbony Stephens and B. F. shull Secretaries
The following ticket was nominated by ac-
clamptiou, excepting Magistrate;
Mayor-Wm. H. Gillespie.
Marshal--S. b. Cain.
Conslables--A c, Hurlburt, Alexander NJ
0yler e 'E'tU
Jusueeol Peace dennis DwyeF.
IuGrmary Director. Lawrence Butz. Sr
Wood Measurer. Robert Allen.
The following resolntion was unanimously
adopted .t4
ResolDed, BY the Democracy OF Dayton in
Convention assembed, that we utterly con
denim all efforts at the suppression of free
speech and free press, either by arbitrary pow
qr OF by.brute force, and that the Democrats Of
| Dayton will, it need be, defend their press
their persons and their property at all hazards,
and that we now give due notice to shoddy
patriots and iRcendary advisers, of this our
solemn purpose, that they may use their inAu-
ence to preserve the peace and prevent the
destruction Of property and the shedding Of
blood. l .t. .gH
On motion the following additional Execu-
tive Committee was appointed: I...
First Ward--B C. Childs. .t...
Second Ward-J A Mcmahon.
Third Ward-J V. Nauerth
Fourth Ward Anthony Stephens.
Fifth Wnrd.-Wm. Love.
Sixth Ward John Tolan
Gu motion, the proceedings of this Conven.
ton be publishad in the Dayton ENPIRE and
Dayton VochsnbiaH,
OH motion, Convention adjourned
ANTHONY STEPHENS,
+. h SnULn
|. ..#.|H ...r. ...t 80 % Seer etaries
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Splendid Farm for Sale

ONE-HAIF MILE FkoM MIAMIsBURG.
UNHE Undersigned viii sell at private sale between
1 now and tho first day Of April next the well
known farm belonging 70 the estate OF Philip s. Geb.
hart, decs9sed, containing one hundred and forty
seven acres faid farm has upon II Two dwelling
houses-one large comniodons hrohi also, barn and
other necessary out,buldlngs. The soil is Of the
richest quality, principally bottom land aud has also
a ine hot of timbcr, Terms reasonable. Inquire Of
the subscribarsin Miamsourg.
- q ~ .4--l SAMUEL GEBHART,
. .Lt. ID ISAAC DlAslNGER,
fe2Tdaw2W Executors.