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0fFEvIR AID Aark instead OF being oosed fhruooths
with 1unine to the ruin Of the general health, Afa
promptly set upoo shet feet again. wtthout Danger a
relapse, b1 Aiis psomet xry for svesy Kind o. II
tetpltent. Taken a. safeguard &f2lust n{as1a Il
rehIcrs IN aftck Of cH1lIs IND FxY11 absolutely tn
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0'Falloh's stand
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St., IputA enr,....t;; Ef
Eti Louis Vniou... LIZ
Pig IK0N-There Is
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Il Is currently known - the Miners Medlcner and
It's popularity IN all the gold regions of she Wese1n
Hemphere Clearly shows that It q considered Lsdis
ensaba 70 The preservation at heaith amid the pr1y
tons hastshrs md exposures nsepxzahlt dom thu
llfa of the :oid hunter md pioneer, ~
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! Stomach ;Bitters.
!HOSTETTER'S
STOM ACH:
BFTTERS.

CHEBKATED

=
Common Sense Teaches Us
Iess:seps bodes ~ nasurs1ly eehsc q aenatea b
z sd ;ssa ss1s pssa %
Experience has Taught Thousands
r. s "a
directed through lhe p.tsa .hcTo L. noas - tafe %
8 esse ii s.'' HOS
During Twelve Successive Years !:
This Sseas Household Tonic and nse1.uva has rnzsa~
II I'd Il Z ~ essE It. esst ei1 :
r. s'ass not ony T. ~ past; Of he Get BATES hat
Vest indtes, md Ansualta. '~@
The Horrors Of Dyspepsia,
saa y g. e T. *i %
sfs I'd ssa. ees5s:iaa u1e1 ss ol}r q
The Shaking MartJrs
M & 81 q
Fz1 as:i
II you are Bilious 49,,
There Is nothing that touches tho L1yzR the seato
the alad{. qckl!, snA 1es1olrs il 10 certainly =
f:ts 81 Fds!s of. ssss i: ~
me ts9fssy e ssS of :.
use ofthis harmless vegetable antldote.
After m Attack Of Sickness.
Then shs animal powers sre exhausted The puns
weak. the mioG depfaased. znd al tho powers Or n
shlttJ At low ebh there Is no restorative compaEae
viii the El!TEEs, They EeNove eYesy organ. gently
blood. clear The conded brain. a3d inapazt 10 shx
trembling neETes stability md t1luneaa
Trouble with the Bowels
Lays The foundation Of lnn1nc=ahle complaints Why
PUG ana snnef und11 the panss Of constipation. nd
eleK tne deatly consequences TO which leads Wh<R
N Occasional half full this rIpa.af yv
taote Gtefu&ve viii Insure thAt perfect and pairteeR
regularity which Il the trst condition OF health an
the oest security against all epidemIc allmsnta.
The Traveller Is without Defence
4eanst the no1tous effects OF the varieties Of Emouza
water, AL1 ke pCfncipu3 atmospheric chsnRen whrk
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JHI, y sN.E 1bQ ~. .W. d5F1dInE On 10 Nt.
q Hogs At $40 p and FILL dividing 90 40 ne
s. IloEs # tlo @ And II % dividing On 10 81:
y ioEs = 3l9,m And =! q, dividing Oh 40 NJ.
y HoGs at 1000 and 41n.s3, dividing on 40 nS
Is Hogs a. tlo @ and tlo.:5, divininS ou 10 ns.
Z Iiog1 n $ie.9 and 9l9- =, dtttdlrK on 40 Is.
10 Hogs at flA1 and 40 =, dividing cn ?b1 na
~ 20 Ho8s q $.e md ~ :. dividing on 30 IS.
a Hoga It 4l0.0O and I'll Ia dividing OF all ~
1iAf-1hemarke.t II UNCHANGED. Wcurotr:
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r. ne tosm Of stamp engraved % steel L, counter
}.Rs; }ERRS;MESI Ne GogSTkRsIGS. xe = hs s1sfa9ed
a. na n1te o1 hana ot ne ope!eeoER II attached
peso s [egsesnta:,on 10 q v GtsIge hoehaef Ia sha
Or e nteheon bearing warning inscription. Thiea
sre ad1ised to resd before thsy ncut
AoSTEIIER SMITHS note Of hand, the stsnsTare
Nfach Tould be r4thG serious business % foFT
Es9rinsz e she article oefoe they ns,s-
noE pe uetet1ed- The proprietary label and GqySsE-
ost st.1S.a!s s9ls ofb2nE note ee7svz nd NJ
ever stitched to any medical preparation.
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TALiNJP-Keceiyed I III !; !: Sj11s q n
Aaket aM! With light sa:es ~ foltoHe+hsts coun-
qEot l:c: 70 brs prime butchers 1t Ike. Faefer9'
~nRnEN 1I sA 4..,
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LARHUN t3iEThrc IL q mir inquiry .bnt ?
arc hardly no nr1n. Meqnaie: -


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-r..r. ~,hSsc - AtaA7aQ tucfeos: Shall
- engraved thereon tn 1e,t.ra ,nd dmroo5 mrn5 20, 40;
1esa Than oncc cich,,, ~ -. 4 e aua usoes not
Sec, 9, Thl, atneninrnf sheIf - t., .
fake cect INN and a1t.. J,nas. * " 4a ao'ee aod
w. ,,.,t.... ... e eAuaoaJ 4sts 4oo1.
Ala. Woodnan M moscd snsrcr,1o, =, IL. ,,,..
stne ao1'faeaon oi sundiy communications, Csr-
Tho petition Of the Ba7uum an5 Rtch,ra.,c
'a mu,aeng company for leavc TO erect an iron
EKnoks stacG fof tbeif factoEy, wa-. On motipn ot
~ ae,es1sd nqlosq, !, ~. no,r, :, n,,
power 10 act .--
ihe petition or sundFy hack orpcss for mnrr ~.
Tended privileges IN the neishbplhnod Of ctr4sin
11tln*d depoi*, Was, on motion or Aid. kann.
Referred to the Boa7d ri Police Uommfssinnr-x
a communtcs.tion WIS tece3seu from q, s, Hnb.
hard and \. +. Wilder aaktnt to he rc)essed fnorn
their liabilities The city A. e;1rciias nfnroh Tns
fall, formally City Collector on -hn nr1nrnr ~
:2y14p IS and The costs Of the suIt t,rom1tt ~ ~
city. - >"s
Aid. Mcfsuy moved that It be se.a1ad "a con,,
1nlttre On linance. eo''''
;AAd. knie1erboekef moved q. an amendment to
10 act >@ van p'"et
AID: Woodman moved to lay the amendment On
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This grrat Household Tonc snd Alternative has mzto-
nsd ~ snd = - 9fgt e esstJ o5osr mse@
It's class only tn all parts Of tho ntet Ate hut
also In South America, Central America, Ae1tep the
West indies, md Au8I1gt2.
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1865-08-18

defendants council to the regular pannel ana
said challenge was allowed.
The Court then, the defendants ob]ectlng
thereto. ordered the Clerk to draw jury Ior
the trial of the cause from the jurors summon
ed in the special venire. Held not to be error.
Frederick w. Andrews, Respondent, VS.. Phile
Stone, Appellant.
SYLLABUS.
In an action for damages for simple assault
and battery, it is not necessary to charge IN
terms that it was "willful or malicious, 70
entitle the plaintiff to maintain his action.
In such an action, where no special damages
are laid, the plaintiff is not confined to the re-
covery of merely nominal damages, but may
recover such general damages as he may prove
to have resulted from the injury.
John Maxall, ct al. Appellant, vs John Burke,
ct ais. Respondent
SYLLABUS.
Inc Clerk of the District Court appended
70 ms return certain papers not filed In MS
once ana which he was prohibited from film g
by the order OF the Court below. On mo-
ton tney were stricken from the return.
An appea! does not lie from q mere refusal
of the District Court to entertain motion.
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1865-08-18
FROM EUROPE.
Arrest OF an American Thief.

New York, Aug. 14-Jeremiah Townsend,
clerk In q savings bank In New Haven, Conn.,,
who absconded last May with about 800 600,
had been cleverly captured In Liverpool BY two
Philadelphia detectives, on his arrival ct that
place from HAVANA via Southampton. Town
send sought to use his loaded revolver when
captured, but was prevented. Nearly 499. 900
OF the stolen money was found In his possess.
lon He sailed for New York In custody Of
his captors, by the Etna On the I'D
FRAHcx.-The Aon;sesr on the present po-
sitton Of the Schleswy Holstein question, says
that may be made WIN be In conformity with
national sentiments Of the people Of Duchiee.
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1865-08-18

NEW Yosk, Aug, H.-Additional important
deyelopments, In connection with the Phoenix
Bsnk dedication, are constantly being made.
Il appears Mrs. Brewer was not the only wo-
man who received favors of Jenkins.
In possession Of noted female who boarded
It house, 10 Crosby Street has been found .
Ane cluster diamond ring, worth $500, which
the GID says was given her By the alleged de-
faulftng teller. She also says be frequently
presented her with large Sums At money, at
one time - high q $500.
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1865-08-18
ABsQUATULATRD.

NEW YoRx, Aug. 1.-THE CeMwsrci1 saya
an operator IN gold named X e. Munford,
10 Wall street, has failed TO provide for hia
checks TO considerable amount On 6atuf.
asy ne rssey s asa vne II:
IA payment. None of the checks have been
honored up to noon to-day. Tho party him
self has not been found.
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1865-08-18
Decisions of the Supreme Court
of Minnesota.
Galloway VS.. Yates.


An undertaking given on appeal from an or.
der by which the parties executing the same
agree in case certain judgement be affirmed
in whole or in part to pay such Judgment or
the part as to which it is affirmed, will not sup.
port an action against such parties when it ap.
pears that as matter of fact no such judg-
ment was ever rendered. 70
The refusal to pay judgment entered in
accordance with the afiirmance of the order
appealed from on such cases is not a breach of
the undertaking. "a "a
Hathaway q Briggs. plaintiffs in error, VS.. l..
. NJ. Brown, defendant In error. o..
Okla. .,- SYLLABUS. taF ~. s..
marked in gilt letters I" Register of ACTIONS. y
and in writing Judgment Book. +" contained q
series Of entries, the last Of which was without
date, and In the following form: Judgment
entered against defendant and in favor of said
plaintiff for three hundred and twenty-eight
dollars and fifty cents (328,50)." All the en-.
tries preceding it with which It was connected
were mere minutes OF the proceedings in the
action. e f. ras.A ..rF ~ -
Held, That the entry referring 10 Judgment
was mere minute Of the entry of Judgment.
A docket entry which is mere minute is not
admissible to prove judgment.
Hiram Rogers Appellant VI. ARENAS r. Sharpe
Respondent.
-. SYLLABUS. f
4 written instrument In which the obligors
undertake to execute and deliver TO each and
every lot owner who may have title thereto
from Joseph Benson and wife, or from either
Of them, in any portion of lot known - lot 4,
section -. town Ill north Of range 10 west,
State OF Minnesota, . good and sufficient deed
tn fee simple with ~ proper covenants, when
ever hereafter patent shall be issued for said
lot 4, TO said Pauline Aonette, &C., Is void per
uncertainty e. TO the property to be conveyed
Lyman Dayton and wife Va J. T. Warren.
sYItABueL -.
In 1858 the defendant conveyed % the plain.
TIL, Maria B. Dayton BY decd with covenants
of siexure and warranted, the southwest quar-.
ter of section q, township %, range %. The
deed Tin which the consideration was stated to
be % 5000 contained the following recital or
stipulation: 1t being e1prcesly understood
between the parties hereto that the considera.
ton expressed above to vii, 5000, 10 the osti.
mated value Of certain lots In Lyman Dsytons
Addition to s.. Paul IN exchange for which lots
veyed as aforesaid"
He'd that this 10 . mere recital Of the coueid-
Grafton; that the question to be tried IN The
case is what the value was ae q matter Of fact
and what the defendant thus admitted in ia
deed, ney be evidence, bat it Is not conclusive
of the fact.
In the court below, there being deficiency
Of jurors. the court summoned 81 special We
mir number Of persons to serve = jurors
during the term. Subsequently, when this
cause vas called challenge was fntapesed By
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1865-08-18

DE Congress, the reader may gather some idea
OF tne force and energy tact and eloquence,
passion and prejudice, which composed it.
oome OF the great questions which arose
wele ioresnadowed in the Presidents Mes
SAGE l0r instance the power to coerce a
state. But there were other questions. con-
celning the acquisition of territory, and the
~ OF the Territories; the effect of
the decisions OF the Supreme Court: various
amendments to the Constitution so as to pro-
niOit congress and the people from impairing
tae right OF property in slaves, etc. the Fugi-
i've slave law; fugitives from Justice: the
rignt OF transit in Free States of persons with
saves, the multiplying acts of State Legislatures:
tae abolition OF slavery and the internal slave
.raue changes by constitutional amendments
IN the Executive Office and veto power: the
restoration of the equilibrium between the
save and free States; voluntary division of
slave States into two or more States: giving
Inc Slave States vote on all questions con.
corning slavery; making the amendments pro
posed unamendable; granting to the States
power TO appoint the Federal officers in their
midst; the peaceable withdrawal of States and
the apportionment of the public debt; dual
oenates and dual Executive; the organization
q! once OF the remaining Territories; the for.
eign slave trade; the acquisition of foreign
territory by vote of two-thirds; questions as
to ordinances of secession and their effect
preventing Africans from ever becoming citi
zens; constitutional convention; and referred
to the Committee of Thirteen in the Senate
in the Senate and Thirty tree in the House
They were the result of anxious cogitation OF
the problem which threatened to dispart thu
country. They remain upon the records t.
illustrate the variety and magnitude Of the in
terests Aspringing out of the institution O
slavery and the duplex character of ou
State and Federal Governments. They
were, for the last time, thrust into tn,
legislative tribunal for tranquil solution befor,
the conflict in the forum Of reason should b
renlacod nv
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-03-02

Diseases Of the throat, eheatand pulmonary organs
are ever prevalent, lnAidiOus and dangerous The
properties OF medicine 10 alleviate, cure aud uproot
these complaints, must be eKpectOfant anodyue and
lnWgoratlng, oosea,ng the mncus OF tho throat and
lmparung tone 10 the entire system. No discovery in
medical saienea ever mastered this class OF diseases
like DR.. Wynkoop's Iceland Psctorl. tits used with
the most astonishing results la all OF hronchts
Influenza whooplng cough, dpthera putrid sore
throat, asthma, Group coughs soolds nervous rra-
hility, 4c.
The Rev }. Potter certies that 81 have used DIR
WynkO0ps PectOnl for several years, myself and IN
my family, for severe pulmonary com plaints and
have recommended Il 10 many others, and have never
seen its equal" Rev. j j, Potter brooklyn N. Y. .
Hundreds and thousands OF important iestimon.
ale could be produced, ahowing is remarkable cures
and that Il never fails. ,a ...... .'.r
IL Is composed of pure Iceland Moss, Balm Of Gil
eRd, Peruvian Dalsam, ElecampAne, COmirey, Bur
dock, and other Invaluable expectsrant aud tonic in.
gradients. tits harmless, prompt and lasting. In
vAllda and sufferers cannot afford 20 neglect trial.
Every family should have il. It Is remarkable tor
Group. Fun descriptions, recommendations and di
eetonB accompany each bottle
Sold in Dayton by ". W. stewart and all principal
Prepared by DR.. D. Wyukoop, aud sold by d. 3
Barnes CO., New York. se23dly
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-03-02


WAsHrNGToS, March I've have received
Richmond dates Of Monday, February 81 The
Examiner says:
In the absence of official information Of
military affairs in the Carolinhs, we take moth.
ing from other sources OF intelligence, and
omit the usual references 10 our file of South
ern exchanges. We do so at the request Of
the authorities, and with the understan ding
that the other city journals have been put
under obligations of reticence to The extent
indicated above The public will, no doubt
be properly patient in this interval of silence,
and not take II as Encouraging, for we are as.
sured that there are good reasons for il, which
look TO an early official announcement of fa-
vorable results.
Generals Crook and Kelly, whose capture
was noticed in these columns Saturday, ar
rived in this city on that day, and were fur.
nished with apartments at the Libby.
Mr.. Russell, member of Congress from the
Wheeling District, visited General Kelly yes
terday.
From the best information received here,
(Richmond,I it appears probable that a con-
siderable onllagration occurred in the western
part OF Columbia after its evacuation, occa
stoned il is supposed, by the cotton becoming
ignited in the streets 1t is reported that the
fire extended from Main street to the Char
lotte depot, nearly threefourth Of mile
The information il positive as to the occur
renee Of the fire, but doubt is entertained as
to its magnitude. Some of the refugees are
preparing to return.
CHARLOTTE, Feb. 25.--No additional news
from the front.
The news from Columbia corroborates the
reported kind treatment of the inhabitants.
The Ursuline Convent was protected by a
guard. No public property was allowed to be
burned in the city. Sherman headquarters
we're at NickersOn's Hotel.
The alarm in Charlotte has subsidized, The
weather is bad, and the roads heavy, inter
fering with rapid military movements.
The Richmond Dispatch, of February 9th,
contains the following:
Grant has again been marching his troops
on Hatchers Run on our extreme right, ten
miles southwest of Petersburg; and il ia
thought another attempt by his columns to re-
gain the South Side Railroad, was prevented
by the rain, on Saturday.
We think there can be little doubt that he
will make this attempt, as soon as the state OF
the roads will permit In their present con-
dtion, the movement of artillery is out of the
question.
Grant has enough of the gambler in his
character for the disastrous failnre of his last
advance toward the railroad TO make him
more impatient to renew the attempt
At present the extreme left, which may
properly be considered the advance of the
Yankee army, occupies position on the left
or north side OF Hatchers Run, between niue
and ten miles southwest of Petersburg, and
about five miles in a direct line from the
Southside Railroad
The usual number of Sunday rumors were
in circulation yesterday, the most agreeable
OF which (though We regret TO say not the
most authentie,) was that Sherman had been
killed, and his army routed and driven into
the jungles of South Carolina.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-03-02
CERTIFICATE OF AUTHORITY.
10 expire on Che alat day Of Jannary, isoo.


OFFICE or THE AuDiToR OF STATE, INSURANCE. DFP'T,
''.f COLUMnUs, Quo, january ~, 1855
WnRRRAs The NORTH AMERICAN FIRE IN
6URANCE COMPANY, located AT Hartford, in the
State OF Connect cut, has flied in tins Office swofn
statement of tscOndtiOn, NJ required by the first
ton of the act "fo reg Ilate Insurance Companies not
Incorporated by the State OF Ohio, passed April S,
1886, and amend February 0, 1864 and whereas,
said Company has furnished satisfactory evidence
thnti is possessed Of ut least hundred thousand
dollars OF actual capital invested IN stocks or bonds
or.in mortgages Of real estate, worth double The
amount for which the same ~ m0rtgaged amt
whereas, said Company has filed in this otce writ
ten instrument under its corporate seal, signed by
the President and Secretary thereof authorizing any
agent agents of said Company in his Stale TO ne
knowledge service Of process for and IN behalf of said
Company. according to the terms OF sad law.
Now, therefore, IN pursuance OF the hrst section Of
the aforesaid net, !, JAMES II. GOODMAN, Auditor OF
State for ONO do hereby certify that said NORTH
AMERICAN FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY, OF
Hartford Connecticut, is authorized to transact the
buslness Of Fire Insurance in this State until the
thirty first day Of January in the year ohe Thousand
eight hundred aud sNty7sX. d.. .. Hia-.f ....l.a
lSTAMR.l In witness whereof have hereunto sub
tSEAL, scribed my name and caused the seHl Of my
Office to be affixed the day and year above
wnttep. JAS. II, GOLDMAN .-.
tel0 a1 ld it'" Auiitor Of State.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-03-02

INOR Sal l0a acres of hand, ak miles sdntli Of
II Kehton, Harhp county, Ohio, lying on both sgdes
of the Cincinnati and sandnsky iallroadi near Hnd-
The land lies rolling, aud is tinhered With ash, ma
ple walnut, oherfy, lynn hickory &c has thsae good
springs Of water,a valuable water power on AllyeH
Greek, twenty fset hhdd, with rich creek bullofns
Only hpfQyemenla, oalap with ab0ut fifteen aires
oeared! The wood on the land, II eut and hauled 10
the railroadi willpay Tor the lhni fH Iifi1l i.tu
For terms and other PARTICULARS apply TO j. II +.
Price, OF W. V. Marquis, beheiontaine q. la2idAS2
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-03-02
UNITED STATES HOTEL

CORNER SIXTH AND WALNUT SITS, ON.
FItHIs large and commodious Hotel has been RE-
L FITTED AND REfuRklAuED throughout mRs-
mfcently with entire NEW EukNlTphE OF the --latest
style, without regard 10 trouble or expense, TO meet
the demmds Of the travelling pubic, 10 which louE
patronage isniost respectfully solicited,
fo7 eraU- Who iolC. OaMACLlsi, |, Pro'r1n
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-03-02
nsBR sAFE FROM THE PAEes OF wAETi

Would these chIldreA have comfortable home, and
the means of educauoni Would this wife be ndepen-
dent OF the cold charities OF the worldi Would this
aged and feeble parent he provided for1 Would my
estate pay my debtsl Would there be sacrifice OF
properly by forced sales OF an administrator to meet
the demands Ofcredtors-sal made when the market
tends downWardi and fair pnces cannot DO Teahsedi"
How low can answer these Question 10 their satsiae.
hon They fear TO ask them, and CHERISH the belief
that they have long lele On Ito. 1his both fool
ish andcowardly, The brave man f.c.rt ,..
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-03-02
PROTECTS HIS AGED PARENTS

Even where he has preceded them into eternity; Syit
the honest debtor satisfies his confding CREDITOR when
fate seemed least propltious. In moral and worldly
sense It is one great weapon by which to rob death Of
his sting. -HIl gt sg ni al .H i.-.f 1nI ti
Let any husband, father, sou, ask hlmselG "If was
to die tonight, would those'who are dear TO me
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-03-02

fNHE Etna grants policies FOR LIFE, for a term
4 Of years, Endowment policies and child ems En
doWment Also, Non FaFleung Policies on which no
payment is required after ten years.
Five thousand dollars paid two losses in this city
within the last six months. ..H...r IT
Among all the eontrivsnces Of men to protect the
family CIRCLE nom want none 0Rn be found more sm-
pie IN ITS character, hOble IN its fBAtures certain In
e results than Life insurance. ~ is the prop which
the dying husband caves 10 .
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-03-02
A FARM FOR SALE.
HALF A LIE FROM DAYTON.

gTyHE subscriber will sell his Farm within half
mile Of the city OF Dayton, and adjoining Miami
City and Greeneastle, on the 0ermRniOWn Pike. The
farm contains AZ acres more or less, aud s the best
bottom land. For nirther lnl0rmatsn call on IN
subscriber on the premises.
Oct9-Wtf . UI.I1I 'DANlEL bHAFfER.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-03-02

Yonng men ju9t starting IN business, whose chiat
capital their energy and Integrity should insure hs,r
ives 70 the amount OF half their liabilities such m
tore would JuAtly Increase their cOuhdenee m th
tWouid show thatthey did not wish 70 leave fbar III
Henp' APesed 70 any aVoidableeonnhgeney; and lie