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The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1865-09-26

A NEW YORK dispatch of September
2lst, says: The IFortd tomorrow will
contain the statement Of an American
residingat MarseilleS, relative 10 the re-
cent steppsge ofthe work on the Mount
Gents Tunnel. accompanying the let
ter, is an affidavit purporting to be given
by one of the workmcir on the tunnel,
who swears thai TN lhc 10th Of July, the
working party struck a drpooit Of dia-
monds and Other precious stones III im-
mensc quuntitic.. Sine" that tlme he
declares the French aud Italian Govern
ments have taken possession NJ the tun
mel, and forbid any public mention Of the
character. The American no forwards
No. documents, says the author OF the
#h3lavit has been imprisoned. and the
statement he forwarded to a Paris paper,
concerning the matter, was snppi essfd
by the Government censor,
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1865-09-26

H. C. McWHoRTER, Esq. and DIR. VIM.
MARS, are the Republican nominees for
the House OF Delegates from Kanawha
county ,es,
:, In, Mason county Captain PETER OAR
NEIl. is nominated for Representative,
and Hon. j. NJ. PHELPS is recommended
'by both Mason and Kanawha; for the
State Senate. ssl 1 /
InPutnam county Captain J.V. YOUNG
has been nominated for House of Dele
gates, and Captain J.. D, CARTER recon
mended for State Senator. .- 81. /
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g THE Richmond Times speaking of sie
necessity of inducing immigration to
Virginia says; JUDGED. we must adopt
plans for bringing in emigration geper-
ally, for it is quite evident the negroes
do not mean to work Some other labor
must therefore be procured, and that at
very short notice, or this country, the
noblest the sun shines upon, will becorr
wilderness like Jamaica."
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AN ORDINANCE
Inrelation to maykeis ia the city oj Wheet
ina e f. '.... f....lt

Inrelation to ma,keis ia the city 81 Wheet
ing. f. rtr
SEC. l. Belt ordained by the Council o. the
city of Wheeling, that whenever any person
shall have been convicted of a violation OF tiie
9th section of AN ordinance for the regulation
of markets in the city of Wheeling, in selling
or offering to sell any unwholesome, damaged
or spoiled provisions ofary kind, or any article
of less weight or measure than the. rticle -
weighs or meas ures, according To the STANDARD
established by the said ordin rncc. such person
or persons shall in all cases forfeit the right 10
the occupancy of any and every stall In the Sec
ond Ward Market House; or any other Mar et
House under the duecJion and control Of the
city of Wheeling, and il shall be the duty Of the
clerks Of the market TO re-Ient the said stall 10
the highest bidder after advertising for sealed
bids for renting the same at J, asst three days.
SEC. 2. Amy person Who shall have forfeited
his or her right t. the occupancy OF stall in any
of the Market Hons OF the city, shall not be
permitted to rent occupy any stall for at least
one year after said forfeiture.
SECTION 3. This ordin mce shall be in force
after its passage.
Passed September 2lst, 1865
sep23.2t II. F. FEENI, City Clerk.
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ONE of the most brutal murders ina

ONE of the most brutal murders in all
the annals of crime occurred in Louis
Vile last week. On Thursday night, Pat
Delaney came home intoxicated and beat
his wife who was enciente, in such man.
ner as to cause the premature birth of
her child, He buried the child on Fri
day and Iagain beat his wife so that she
died on Friday night. The fend has
been arrested.
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CITY TAX.

WHEELING. September /, 1865
CITY TAX ~ NOW DUE, AND
" payable until the first Of October. without
any per ce"tage- After the first Of October g
per cent win be charged on al unpaid tar bills.
CAL at City Collectors Office I'D usirs, CITY
1a asSs ~ w H zaal es1ioss.;r.
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NEW AnvERT1sEMENTs.
THE SONG OF THE SHIRT.

BY HOOD.
With fingers weary and worn,
With eyelids heavy and red,
A woman sat in unwomanly rags
Plying her needle and thread
Stitch stitch! stitch!
And still with a voice of dolorous pitch
She sang the Song OF the Shirt
Work. work! work.
While the cock is Growing aloofi
And work, work, work,
Till the stars shine through the roof'
It's . to be slave
Along with the barbarous Turk,
Where woman has never soul to save,
If this Is christian work.
Work! work. work.
Till the brain begins to swim!
Work, work, work
Till the eyes are heavy and dim
S cam, and gusset, and band,
Band, and gusset, and seam,
TN over the buttons I fall asleep
And sew them on in dreaml
20, men with sisters dear!
o, men, with mothers and wives
1t is not linen you're wearing out
But human creatures lives
Stitch stitch! stitch!
In poverty, hunger, and dirt,
Sewing at once, with double thread,
A shroud as we'll as shirt,
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J. II. WEIGH & co.

Office 544 Pennsylvania Avenue Washn-to !,
DC. We have over one hundred correspond:
ents which makes this the NEST extens'v' AID
reliable firm in the country.
We will guarantee to settle Officers Accounts,
obtain their final certificates in from ten to fifty
DAYS, Business from correspondents. promptly
attended to az one half the usual rates OF
charges.
DAMAGED or destroyed by the Q. S. Government,
Onartermaster's Vouchers of all kinds collected,
every nature of Claims resulting from the War
will receive our special attention.
By permission you can refer to Hon. A. W
Randall. Ist Asst Postmaster General; Hon. c.
Harlan Secretary If Interior; Senator Nye, from
Nevada Territory; L. Thomas, Adjutant Gener-
al q. 5. A; A. Hovey, Brig. General Q S A
and Rittephouse e. Co, Bankers Washington,
Postolice Box 3. syp26.2w
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Inc Belmont Iron WORK.
AND NAIE. FACTORY,

Bounded as follows west by the Chic u'g
NORTH by Division street eass 10y Main sire
and south bv the property OF Messrs. Cadw.
a. Lancaster.
ALSO, tho Coal Mine In said Ward ~
worked by said corporation, and the rallEIl
connecting said mine and the rolling mill
ALSO the real estlte and coal prUpoTtJ
longing 10 said corporation in and adjOBisi
South Wheeling. including that recently gg
chased OF DT. j. c. Campbell and the chO8e' .
action connected herewith ; aBd - tOwn l0u 20
south Wheeling, lately purchased OF the y
II. Bank and others, and Lot No IN Co.
wells addition 10 tue city Of Wheeling, solL
east corner Of Main and Division street
with five tonemeDts thereon. IL f. anpp5a'
that the coal pr ,perty 10 be sold With the pOiA
il sufficient TO supply the HOrks fog i0h
years.
The said real property 10 be sold on tie a.
lowing terms viz; One.ioUrth cash, aud thB g.
due with interest from the day OF sale ni i-'..
equal instalIDeHts, payable in six, twelve 1,
sLteen mouths trvm said date, Tho pa.,4.
vi the real estate 10 take the stsell 90 lll4
materials, iron, nails, tools. and cliatte ptDir
ty at an appTaisement 70 be- made by tbTcr O.,
interested pereons, Of whom the purcbasel De- p
choose one, the undersigned agents anotbg %
the two 80 chosen y third. the decision o. tl
two Of the three % bc binding; and the si0r
taken 70 he paid for In equalinsialments 81 :,1
six, aud eight months, with interest from
day OF sale The deferred payments on both D.
real estate and stock ~ be secured by paper 81
isfactory 10 tho undersigned agents and q IL,
TO be retained on tbs property until payiaer y
full. The purchaser shall have tie Opr
paying ia hand tbs whole purchase B'9u.r
any further portion thereof than above STAT.
f-- JANIS PAUL
o. D. BUBBABD
.l. Il. CRAAGLE.
Wheeling w We, Aug. ., lsG5. q
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Mrs. GENERAL LoNGSTREET has been
pardoned by the President. All of her
husbands property is held in her name.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1865-09-26

V,HK DAILY REGIsTER HOOK
Il BNDKRT turns out al kinds of Blanks
and Blank BcckA Tor Individually firms steam
binding d0A
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Am Euaine Of Tyranny .

Suppose that the Legislature Of West
Virginia should, at the next session, pro-
pose an amendment to the State consti.
tuition similar to that proposed by the
Connecticut Legislature, striking out
the word white wherever it occurs in
that instrument and placing allraces of
mep upon footing Of equality before
the law. And suppose that, in addition
to this all act is passed declaring that,
from aud after its passage, no mans col
or shall disqualify him from voting tall
elections held within this State; would
the officers of elections be bound to exc
cute that law until it was judicially set
aside2 noe III ..g5.,l..aeg 'rg5Ii -
The case we have supposed is precisely
similar to that which already exists An
amendment to the State constitution is
proposed for the disfranchisement of all
who have participated in the late rebel
lion, and while the admission is thus.
made that the CONSTITUTION does not aS,
present exclude these men from the pri--
vilege of voting, an act is passed for the
accomplishment of this purpose without
waiting for the Amendment of Che con-
stitution, and 1t is claimed that the off,.
Gers of elections must give to this act the
force Of law In, the case. we have sup
posed, negroes would vote for members
of the Legislature whose duty it would
be to determine whether negroes should
be permitted to. vote or not. In the real
case, psssens who have been engaged in
the rebellion aeI exelnded9from voting
for members=of the=Legitlsture whose
duty itisto dstefminSS whether returned
rebels shah be excluded from voting or
not. (JEE. q EwJE 3 TEF - -
And ystit is claimedb BY some that the
test cath LAW is, constitutional, and by
others chat It must be lobeyeda until it is
iudieislls sst aside 8 Why under this
r1Is.s the Legislature eaat perpesrate any
enOrmity that atyrant ever cencei ved:-7-
Il rcan establish srreligioqs. Test and
sxciude altfrom. voting who !.iS not sub
scribe to specified .cresds sud sbs COM
polling officers Of elections to execute
that law until it was judicially set aside,,
enough Legislators of the prescribed
faith could be elected to strike from, tina
Censtitutien Of the statswhatever stood
i'm ssheirsiwayas Its could impose ppon,
voters asproperty qualification aud. dis.
franchise, all who bold or do not hold
eertain amount of property in Gayswl-a
mont bonds % saoss ~ - - 80 -, i, y
Tbs deetrine ia amopstrons and aeKstt
stsaxaGaRt spas, It's an open foe to the
aoefossn fgAts Of sshsspsopis sit is as
complete IN engine of tyranny ss can be
devised, and we cannot repress our ~
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1865-09-26

Ny Dear Cousin Jane:-Such change has
passed
Ger my earthly lot since saw You last
That cannot rest till my pen extcdds
The tidings so joyful to I'll my friends.
My burden is gone, and my sky is bright
My spirits arc calm, and my heart Is h2ht'
! am happy mother, wife and self,
And owe it all to little eli,
The kindest fairy that ever was seen
Ny WHEELER and WILSON Sewing Machine
Butte come to the point-I had al most forgot
I had now quite as lief have husband as not
He timidly last week brought me pile
of shirts TO be made, which took with asmile.
The first Of tie kind which he ever had seen,
And thought he would kiss my Sewing Ma:
chine
You'll think me extravagant will engage
But this is the subject, my dear OF the age;
The world is divided, 'twixt those who have got
The Sewing Machines and those Who have not
AIasl what pitiful objects are thy
Who are doomed to sew in the old fashioned
. way
demming and stitching, and drnins and mend
Year IN and year out-a duty amending,
And although the eyes swim, the head throOs
with PAIN,
Though back and side ache nausht avails to
complain.
Aud now Cousin Jane / want you to sec
And well understand what this wonuer may De;
So come and seek not your duties TO shirx
But come with extra trunk full OF work
Ynu will never 20 back 10 your home ween.
Withnnt takifr with you Sewing Machine
Ikrow yon'll not SIX which kind rs the best
For that Is query long since put to rest
And "Whee .er and Wilson Is the one that
mean
When l sing the delights Of tue Sewing Ma
chine
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1865-09-26
DEMOCRATIC TICKET.

For House Of Delegates
ES8 JAMES PAUL. geSa
N. RICHARDSON,
N. b. GARRIS0NoH
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EWADVERTIsEMENTs.
FOR SALE I.

nH! We HOUSEEEs6 BEINGS
" who, on the first Of April next win not have
a house wherein to dwell. come to me and WIN
sell you one.
I now offer for sale the dwelling wherein 1
formerly lived, on Monroe street, Gas and Water
throughout the house In abundance. Also one
house and half lot in the rear of Dewey q
Yance's Iron Mills, Centre Wheeling.
sep26-2w GEO. 1. TiNGLE.
~ Qntelligencer COPY
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1865-09-26
TOBACCOl TOBACCO u!

WE INVITE THE ATTENTION
w of the trade to our very large and warned
stock. which we offer on favorable terms
60 Caddies Monitor Navy l2s.
IS do Dunderberg do l.2'a
Is do Monitor do "
IS Butts Forest Queen, dark los
20 Choctaw
IS Caddies Victoria Is
90 is. e. Nee
so Hiawatha los
10 Boxes Berlews, bright rs.
10 /" Cloth Of Gold, bright is.
=" Eidorado is
2l Butts Frederika Is
80 Caddies Fancy Brands. bright is.
100 It Casket, &C., bright los.
20 Pocket Piece and May Apple .s's.
10 Drums Fig and Gold Twist eos.
Ceases California Gold Roll
10 Kegs Sunny Side fine cut chewing.
10 q Dempssys See Twist.
IS Barrels Fine Cut Smoking.
In store and for sale by
sep25 L7s and OMAN St. Wheeling.
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Notice. "a.

TUE EEDk DEs7H ~
II TO devote his undivided Intention 70 o.
With the furniture, fixtures. q. ,s
For particulars and terms enquire q az,
80 A. C. COED
Wheeling. w. yhgii1
Until further notice, ibs business w''i y g"
timed a. e'reiofeses resAg
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1NANUF MRRINO, BUGGY AND
- wv 4. G. HARBOUR
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FOR SALE.

TUE DAILY REGISTER 8OOK
i BLNDERY turns out al kinds OF Blanks
and Blank Books, for individuals, nfms steam
binding done.
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NO. Sc, ~ AND 81 LIGHT STREET. .-e
BALTI3lORE Md
A RE NOW MANUFAC TURING
IA our celebrated Patent Screw Propeller,
Hay and Straw Critters, ack rowled god by tho
mary thousands Of farmers wi D havf used them,
to be the simplest strongest and most efficient
Straw Cutter made in this country. Wemake
five sizss of them For size and price send for
Circular. sef
We also manufacture SIR Patent Screw
Propeller and Mastieatofi q. OUR KNIVES.
We make four sizes. ~. ~ smaller sizes arc
used by hand or power SGf the two-large sizes
by horse power. This Cutter exceeds all others'
for cutting and crushing Germ stalks, and IS
equally rs good straw cutter. These Cutters
are gene rally preferred in the Western States.
Scully's Cider and Wine Mill
The subscribers respectfully invite tle rtten.
ton Of all interested In the msrnfsctnrg IfCi
der to the superior msrits OF tsc above men.
toned machine. For simplicite ccfnpactue.s
strengt.... economy Of power, Ad qsalty of
work performed, challenges comparison We
make TO sizes, one size ior hand power. and
one for land or horse power Send Tor Circu.
SINCLAIR g. co.'s IMPROVED LIME
SPREA Der, the best in use. THRASHERS
ANB JLEAEERS THRASHERS r AND
STRAW CARRIfRS. PLAIN THRASH
EES, IFToN HORSE POWERS, SINCLAIR's
8horse railway powers l7HEATAND GUANO
DRILLS, PLAIN DRILLS with grass seederat-
tached, GRIST MILLS, both French Burr and
Cologne stones; Iron Plantation Mills, Corn and
Cob CIushers, Corn Shelters for hand and pow.
er; Wheat Fans, Cider and Wine Mills and Pres
ses Field Rollers, al iron; Iron Cisd Crushing
Rollers- Left Hand Plows, with both cast and
wrought Iron shares Right Hand Flows Of all
varieties and sizes, Harrows, Cultivafors, Plox
and Machine Castings for sale wholesale ans re-
tai, and at the lowest market rates ~
Il. SINCLAIR & co,
No. 62 Light street, Baltimore, Nd
augiD-d3m Sr,--
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AGRICULTURAL.
STOCK EXHIBITION

SIOCh GzAI11ol L4SN
ATsTHElR
Fair Grounds, 0n Wheeling island, on
Tuesday, Nriues day, Thursday
aud Friday Oct. 10th, 1th,
10Th mnd 18th, 1863.
The grounds aud accommodations for Stock
consisting Of the incest open and closed stalls
will be entirely 1elovaled AID put in the most
complete order. The half mile track, pro
nounccd heretofore by good Judges 10 be unsur
passed Tor the exhibition Of speed, viii il posi-
bic, be improved and accurately rcsnryeyed
More liberal premiums than ever before offer
ed by The Society, will be enumerated In pam.
phlets or posters shortly to be issued
Further information can be had, OF entries of
stock may be made, by addressing either OF the
Secretaries oftbe Society or by personal appli
cation to the Secretary, at the office o" Main
st eet wheeling, next doer to the n and NJ.
Bank previous to Oct 10th.
HENRY CRANGLE, President
j. L. UPDEGRAFF, Cor. Secretary
W. f. PETERSON JR, Rec Secretary.
Wheeling Aug. 81, ls65.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-08-25

satemUnt OF the condition Of the Republic Fire In
surance ComIAny Of the City OF New York, the I'd
day Of January 1895, In conformity with the laws OF
the stats Of Ohio.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-08-25
INSURANCE.

car ONE POLICY Of INsuRANcs issued by FOUR
COMPANIES which is made to meet the Necessities Of tho
business community, by securing, with dispatch, LARGE
LINES or INsuRAScR WITH RELIABLE COMPANIES, UPON
UNIFORM, PLAIN AND SIMPLE CONDITIONS,
THEREBY HLCRssTr or APPLYING TO VARIOUS
SEPARATE OFFICES insurance to the amount they are
seyeray able to accept Of holding SEPARATE
pouc1Es rHE CONDITIONS WRITTEN PORTIONS oV WHICH
RARELY AoREE rendering it difficult for the assured to
become familiar with and harmonze their various con-
hicting conditions.
BY the conditions of the UNDERWRirERs' Policy but
ONE SIT OF required to prove loss to the several
Companies insurng under it, thereby making the adjust
nent simple and expeditions.
The Cash Assets OF EACH Company
issuing the Undsrwritsrs Policy Of Insurance exceed
HALF A MILLION OF DOLLARS,
Making security in the aggregate Of over
$2,25O,00O.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-08-25

At Saratoga, ladies visit the race course
bet high on their favorite, and for fear the
excitement may make them forgetful, employ
police Office to stand behind them to see
that the twenty eight thousands dollars
worth OF diamonds in their hairdresses are
not stolen by the thieyes who frequent such,
places II is said many of them are not half
as careful or anxious out the preservation
of what used to be considered Of far more
value than diamonds The morals of the day
do not demand such strictness over any thing
that is precious except material property.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-08-25
CERTIFICATE or Authority.
ITO expire on the 3lst day of January, lSoesl
OTFIcE or THE AuDifOR OF STAfH,


Columbus, Ohio, January 80, 1850.
Whereas The GERnANIa, HkHoyHz, NiAsAAA, and
RIPUBIc Fire Insurance Companies, located At Nsr
York In the State OF New York have each Med In this
once sworn statement Of ts condition a Required BY
the lTst section Of the Act 10 regulate Insurance
Companies not incorporated BY the State o. ohio.
passed April 1854 and amended February 1904 and
Whsyeas each OF said Companies has furnished the
underSgned satisfactory evidence that they are each
possessed Of at least One Hundred Thousand Dollars az
actual Capital invested In sioekA, or bonds, or In
mortgages Of real estate, worth double tho amount
for which the same 10 mortgaged; and HhsTedt, each
OF said Companies has nled 10 this once written
instrument under its corporate zeal, sgnsd ~ tbs
President and Secretary thereof authorizing any agent
or agents Of said Companies In this state 70 anknou-
ledge service Of process for and IN behalf Of baAd Com
pAnies according to the terms Of said Law,
Nosp Thersf0rs, In pursuance OF the hrst section
sf the aforesaid act, l, JAMES II. GOODMAN, Auditor
Of Suite for Ohio, do hereby certify that sAid 0Kl-
MANIA HANovEa, NIAGARA and REPupIIc fire fnsur~
anee Companies Of New York, authorized 10
transact the business OF fiFe aud Marine insurance
Ia hl. state until the thirty hrst day Of January, 10
tho gear on" thousand eight hundred and siSty-slE.
Ia igsiHsa WhoeQf have hoFeunto subacrttzd my
name aud caused the seal Of my Ocs 70 be an Agj
tue day and year above written,
.I.l 1-L -Ia'T JAS H. GOODMAN, m
lLS.l Aad>Or Of stat
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-08-25

A New York letter, speaking Of the late
bank frauds says The excitement has rath.
.er subsided, bnt the universal uuessiHess, the
lack of confidence, and above all, the mutual
distrust which the Jenkins Mumford-Town-
send-Ke'chum swindles have superIuduced,
are as painfully conspicuous as ever II any
body doubts, just lethim 20 into the street and
try 10 borrow money on paper that is mol
known to be beyond a question A No. l.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-08-25
o YES! O YES!

rISHB undersigned 10 n duly licensed Auct oneei
j 'oT Montgomery county, and will cry sales Il
often as his services, may be In demand ~ ~ ~
Persons who have not taken out lice se will be At
tended TO, they violate the law ~ = -
N. B.-Resdenee 2% miles south east ofMTABIe
BURG. Orders left with JOHN KISER, H., or ADAM
CLAY, Miamsburf on Main street, will be attended
TO. Col. GEORGE KIsER,
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-08-25

AvDetroit officer who was taking female
prisoner from Saginaw in the cars left her for
a few minutes 10 20 into another car, when
.the conductor came along, and the woman
refusing 70 p4y her far he put her off the
train. The officer vas not a little chop-fallen
on learning how he Lost his prisoner
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-08-25
SMALL PARLoRPIA

FULL, ROUND MELLOW TONE-RASY AND
ELASTIC TOUCR-ELEGANT A VI Or
snaIl NAAfENTAI IN APPBARANCB. n. .ul
The six and third octaves fve feet eight inches
on and two feet nine inches wide. The seyen oc.
aves six feet long, and three o. Wide, outside
Alllarge round corners, finished back Hnd ffont.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-08-25

Statement Of the condition Of the Niagara Fire In
surance Company Of tho City Of New York, the ID
day Of January 1885. in conformity with the laws Of
the State Of Ohio.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-08-25
FARMS! FARMS!
TWO SPLENDID FARMS
MADISON TOWNSHIP,
(Ths Property of David T. Miller,)

Tine Property OF David 7. MlIIer,I
Comprising two hundred and eighty,one acres, for
sale. The home arm or where the old gen leman re-
sides, is OF The finest farms in Mon omery county
This improvements sist of large brick house
ne prng Of water almost At the door together with
an excellent spring house
There is also this farm steam saw-mill in
fine running order, with plenty OF timber to keep it
onstantly at work. Connected with this is the best
apparatus in the county for making Molasses from
sugar cane.
The other farm lies adoining-onit there is large
bank barn, large dressed stone dwelling house, and
good out buildings
fhe land OF both farms Is OF the best quality, and is
situated about eight miles west OF Ryt on nd one
mile from Wofereek pike in old aud thickly sett.
led section Of the county
Isod869h the purcnaser put IN fall crops, These
farms viii be sold cheap and immediate possession
given.
For further particulars call on
JAMES KELLY, n. e Agent,
aug5 lta&w Office over Dayton Bank.