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The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1865-12-21

StupendOus Thefts of COttOn--Sev-
enty Thousand Bales Robbed
from the GOYerDmcnt--a TS1, >
OOO,OOO Grab!i
One of the most stupendous frauds on the
Government which has vet been detected
has just been brought to light at Mobile;
and. as usual, officials of the Treasury De-
partmcnt are the parties implicated.
r. G.. a. DEXTER, one of the parties, was
arrested by Military authority and held In
custody for trial writ Of hdbeds corpus
to release him being refused. Ills accom-
plice, Mr.. CARVER, and a. Treasury Agent,
was mn operator in Choctaw County, Ala.
His case Is this mentioned by correspon-
dent of the New Orleans Crescent:
lie was tried before military commits
sion on charges of defrauding the Govern
mcnt of cotton, found guilty and sentenced
TO imprisonment in the penitcntiary for
one wear and to pay fine of S9O.OM. The
execution of the imprisonment portion of
( the sentence was postponed 10 the couclu-
sion of DcNter's trial, but the fine was
promptly paid by one of the oldest aud
wcalthiest citizens of Mobile, and pillar,
] shining light, and steward of one of the
churches here.
! The number OF bales known 10 nave Dtcn
stolen, and the lowest estimates of the
amount of these peculations in dollars
reach figures that are absolutely startling
II Is certain that at least eighty thousand
bales arrived at and were shipped from thi'
port that should have been placed 20 GOV
crnment account, and il Is also certain that
from this vast ilcecy treasure the Govern
ment realized but six thousand bales. IL II
certain, therefore, that not less than seventy
a. N..1. IL lNNn
thereof in dollars reaches mt the lowest es
innate, the sum of $2I,0OO0O0! This enor
nous snm, then, has been shared among
bakers dozen or 80 of rogues.
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1865-12-21

Hon. BENJAMIN EoGLEsToN Is reported
as intending TO introduce into Congress n
bill taking from the City Of Washington its
Charter. and vesting Its government in the
hands of three Commissioners.-St Statesmdn.
Bi.N. is also reported rs intending 70 In
troducc a bill 10 regulate Commerce on our
Miami Canal. Having line of boats con-
stantly plying ON It, he desires n kind OF
"draw- -back"--that is, when one of his YES
sells gets up as far as Toledo, for instance,
that Government, under the Commerce reg
ulation Interpolation, shall pay for drd,0iH0
10 bdcki BEN's statesman--no one ever
dOnhteh.
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1865-12-21
@eaifal.
DIR. STEVENS & co.


DRlVATE DI9EAES CURED IN THE SHOR rESp
II possible time, az the Cincinnati Lock Hospitsl,
IL West Third street, between Walnut and Vine, mp
stairs, without the use OF Mercury, loss Of time, or
change Of diet,
the hospitals OF Baltimore, A,ondOn and PARIS, In
on lbled 10 guarantee cure IN the most cOmpli
Gated cases Recent cases Of Gonorrhea Syphilis
cured 10 q few days without change OF diet or hind
rance nom business secondary Syphilis-the last
vest ge-ei adicattd without the use of Mercury.
Victims Cf sell-Abnse aud ecssve venery, suffer.
ing from SpeImatorrhen, and loss Of physical aud
mental power, Indigestion Constipation, Frnp.
tons, Nervou Cough, Hypcohondrp, de-. arc treated
for LAYER Complaint Dyspepsia, and Consumption,
by ignora"t men, Who mistake the effects for the
causes OF the evil, and thus multiply both.
Married men, and those contemplating marriage,
should restore vlgor 10 tn ir bodies and minds,
hey entail misery and disease upon those Of their
posterity
Diseases peculiar 10 females treated. A cure guar.
ranteed in nil cascs Persons at distance promptly
cured, by addressing, with statement Of case, DR..
STEVENS & CO., II West 4 bird street, Cncinnatl,
Ohio.
Once hours from A. M, to SP. M; Sundays
10 IL A. M. decs -iyd
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1865-12-21
Bsal estate.
JAMES KELLY


REAL ESTATE AGENT,
NORTH EAST CORNER or THIRD AND MAIN
STREETS, DAYTON, ONO.
HAS THE FOLLOWING PIECES or PROPERTY
= $50 aces ofland in Washington Townshp twelye
miles south OF Dayton good frame house, tank barn,
atabling, two Thousand boaring peach trees fine
spring and spring house 1to seres cleared; A tho
necessary out'buildinss Price 800 per acre. In
lot on The southeast corner OF st. Clair and Third
streets eai payments.
~ acres Of splendid land in Raudolph Township
Frame House, spring and Well, fine Cellar under ihe
houSe-slfmlle this side Of salem, Price sGt 90 per
acre.
90 and Insetion aores Of land al bottom, PEAR tho
Valley Pike, N Mad River township, two miles
steam saw Mil on The chicago sod Cincinnati
Air Limo Rail Road, sixty miles from Richmond
lso Acrrs Of laud in Harrison townstip, we'll i'm
proved am, goea 61'ldpgs--pree, 500 per acre
so Acres of land, in Washington township, vel
improved and spl'ndid bnildng--prlce, $40 per acre
--elght mites rom Dayton
100 Acres o. iandin Washington township. Land
trs1 rate, moderae imprpvements-ten miles ffom
DAYTON, Piksa,l The way price, sos per acre.
from pnytcn--ono location, buildings moderate
price e200 per tcre.
Acres OF land in Mad River township, Fiiteeu or
twenty Thousand Dollars worth Of improvements.
splendid location 0verioOkins tho city Sold
| reisouabl Ono milo from Daytou
lT9 AereA OF land 10 W4sbuStou tow nship, seven
miles rom yop, near tho Pike, under high state
Of cultvat on, good huid'oge-price 800 poe acre.
| 100 Acres Of land first quality, 10 Yau Brren town
ship sew miles rom Dayton, near the Pike, good
buildings. tes, sll0 50 per acre.
| 265 Acres OF land IN Madison township, buildings
good, land good fne sprius-eight miles from Day
| ton-price, $50 per acre.
los Acres OF land IN Jlay township, fourteen miles
from Dayton on Iine OF Kali Road, moderately i'm
lproyed-prce, S4Op acre.
u Acres OF landin Harrison township, fonr miles
rom Dayton, improvements moderate, land good
Ipriee, $3.50 ptraere.
| 10 Acres o' land N Perry township, good brick
house, and othor lmntovemtntA moderat good
| fourteen miles from Dayton, three m'lea from the
Pike pre- 5000, in paymeuts.
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1865-12-21

Tux CArrIB DIsEAsE.-'This terrible
plague is assuming most deplorable and
formidable proportions, throughout Eng
land. During the month, up to latest all
vices, the increase of attacks had been from
ll,O0O head to 27,OOO, and the deaths, de-
struction included, TO upward of 2l,OOO
Between the 4th and 10Th of November the
number Of cases increased by fifty per cent
In the ensuing week things were not quite
so bad, but there was further increase
still. The London Times assumes that the
deaths, instead of being 700 II week, are at
least four times that number, and If winter
does not bring change for the better, the
losses may be 5000 or 5000 II week before
Christmas.
As it has travelled alf~over the continent,
crossed the channel, and is now rayaging
England with the same fatal results, II
may well be regarded in this country as
something seriously to be dreaded. If we
escape, it will be n marvel.
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1865-12-21
The Frcedmen,s Bureau.

The Withholding of General Iloward's re-
port from the public, indicates either a
want of confidence in the statements II
contains, on the part Of the Administril-
tion, or belief that the facts It reveals will
reflect no credit upon the institution itself
people of the South are left, under suitable
general provisions, TO manage their own
affairs, without the intermeddlng of 9th
ers, the better it will be for all concerned
-PidiH Dedier.
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1865-12-21
"In"nndaOut."

The Radicals hold that the Southern
States are "in the Union" SO far as voting
when they ask to be represented In our
National Congress they are 'out of the
Union" We fought the rebelling States
four years 10 show them that they were n
part of the Union; rs soon as we have de-
stroyed their armies and compelled their
surrender our Radical Congressman declare
that these States are not in the Union =
Plum Dealer
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1865-12-21

The constitutionality of the test oath was
argued in the United States Supreme Court
ut Washington, on Friday, last, by MIR. Car
pcntcr of Wisconsin,in favor of readmit-
ing Mr.. Garland TO practice without the
oath. Mr.. Carpenter was followed by At
torney General Speed, who argued against
the right of admission. The argument Is
TO be resumed on Friday next by Reverdy
johnson in behalf of Mr.. Garland
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1865-12-21

TERRIBLE DEATH.-Appcarance of blood
on tho Railroad track near Cumminsville,
this side Of Cincinnati on Sunday morning,
induced some of the passers-by 10 make an
investigation, which resulted In the dis
covery Of the dead body of a man, frozen
stiff and dreadfully mutilated His name
is supposed to be Casper Marks.
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1865-12-21
Turnpike Notice.
Dissolution.
Southeast Market-house.

NoTIoE.-ALL THOSE WHO SUBSCRIBED TO
IN the Southeastern Market house are hereby mott
hed thst their full amount OF subscriptions are now
due They viii please call a Phillip Walta's, Treas.
BY order OF the Board Of Directors,
deolid2tawt A. L.. AULL, Beo'y.
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1865-12-21
altw advertisements.
Farm in Miami Township for Sale.

Farm in Miami Township Tor sale.
UNHE SUBSCRIBER OVERS FoR SALE HIS
i Farm, nituated In Miami Township, Montgomery
Oaunty, Ohio four miles eAst OF haniHhurg and
tao and half miles from Cenierulle. II contains
IGO Of good land, about 90 OF which II in linber
Tho land ~ Of the hest quality In the hamt Valley
wateTed with running streams. There are on ue
premises three good dwelling n uses, with running
water In the cellars Of 70 Of them there ir also
large hark-bann, aheds, ,cofnaerihs baccosheds,
and all necessary outbuildingu. There Is a thrifty
orchard The plaro and every thing connected With
the Fartn is In excellent reJaif. Tihs splendid Farm
is offered NJ private sale and any one wishing 10
purchase good homestead would do well TO call and
Hee II.
portion OF the purchase money will be required
II the sale, and the balance may be secured by
mortgage. REV JOHN ADAM LEls
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1865-12-21

EfXE0UTOR'S NOTICE An persons Interested al
day been appointed and qualified a. Executor OF the
Estate oi Henry O. Adam, deceased.
FRANCIS II. HKLFRIOH
November IS, 1885. nov2bw3t
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1865-12-21

A DMiEIsqRAToR's NoTI0E.-.EMARUKLM MIL
N LER has heen appointed Administrator OF Dan
lei Miller, deceased, late OF Van Buron Township,
Montgomery County, Ohio. novlswst
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1865-12-21

Gold and silver coins have been recently
struck at the mint with the motto; "m God
we trust" This will give point TO the sar-
casm abroad that the only god the Yankees
have faith in is the almighty dollar."-
StdtesDtdH,
The engraver having demonstrated with
the Secretary on the absurdity of stamping
ON coin word that had not been heard
of for years only in profane way, sug-
gested that the letter l. would mend the
matter ain Gold we trust" slow would
Greenbocks do?" quoth the fnnctionary
snake il the nigger," rejoined the en-
graver. and its a go-"In Niger we trust
The subject is under advisement.
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1865-12-21
Daniel Moiherd,
Court Of Common Pleas
of Montgomery Co., q.

Mary Jane Methsrd. OF Montgomery Co.. q.
MARY Jane Methard OF Loganspori, in tho Oonu.
lNI W of Otss, and State ~ indiana, IL notified
that Daniel Metherd did, on the 2sd day 0f october
1894, hle his petition IN the Office Of the Clerk OF the
Court OF fo9mInon Pleas of Montgomery County Ohio,
charging the said Mary Jane Metberd with adultery
with ono John Houser. and aAkinR that he may Ia
dlyofead from the said Mary Jane MeiheFd, which
penuon VIII stand Tor hearing at the April term
Dated this 4th day OF November 1863. Stw
A. oLAY, Ah'y. DANIEL METHERD.
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1865-12-21

WHEN 10 MARRY.-Dr. Johnson, In his
work on the Economy ofIIealth, says that a
lady should not marry before she is twenty
one years of age, nor a man before he Is
twenty-eight. lie claims that there Is an
actual difference Of seven years between
the two sexes, in the stamina of the con-
stitutlon, the symmetery of the form and
lineaments Of the face.
Then, we suppose, when parties fail to
observe these laws of the sages, il they o
marry they must assume the reponsf0dItieSI
Nebraska advertiser., 1865-02-02
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FOR 1864
THE
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INDIA Rubber and Horn. Dressing, PosSel ard hne
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Wallets, Fish HOoks and lines, &c X.
At McLAUGHLI4 & SWANS.
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- Stems and Tobacco Pouches in great variety,
At Mclaughlin & Swans.
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mHB best Flour from The L. S. Y.G. Mills in quarter
i half add whole sacks kept
AT NLAUGHLIE 3 SWANS
Nebraska advertiser., 1865-02-02
EEirror Of Passing gi,l

Inspired by the spirit f nsn
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People, and PROMPT % jenoun,
Pul'tieai or military aspinsi "a,
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For he Fear ~.
DAILY. TRLKFFElr

The var drama Is appruaehing
interest. Tba year will uroS,
Doom of the Rebellion. WItbs'.
eminent rssioFed IN the fallen ii
erated and Slavery obiit natal
events of '6 viii BE- am NJ n.
the History Of the Country. sD5
eiude the return Of Peace. ana
America uL2n a new career .of
ness ana prosperity. With r,
the reProach 81 serfdom, the P
on a higher platform OF ihtellgs.
feel q sill pBofouuder interest H.
the progress Of their " and "a y
world Is entering upon a new
to trTninate in the triumph ~ n
the Atlantic while emigration
acquire a rev and Tremendous imnss.
immensely ,Ur pFuduatiTe uoTs-
The string events 81 the timas
~ depicted in the collins o, tss
we are resolved to rerder mora
traetive than eyer as a faithful
Nebraska advertiser., 1865-02-02
The Rer. DR.. HarEes,. Of the Methodist Epis.
Price, 25 cents per Bcx, or 5 Boxes fors1.
Prepared By D.. J. C. AVER z Co., Lowell, lass.

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WI. II. Nct6EESY. Brownviile.
g. A. BROWN Il BRO. Peru.
Dr.H- GRAVES. Saicm.
JOHN W. HoiT& BRO. Salem.
HOLT SCOTT. Falls City.
LEWIS Il SHEPHERD, -. Stephens
EASLEY 4 SHERER, Rulo.
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