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o YES! 0 YES!

TVNHE undersigned Il duly licensed Auet oneer
4 lor Montgomery county, and will cry sales, as
oten Ms his services, may be 10 demand. b Is e
Persons who have not tlKen out license, will be at.
tended To-, II they violate the law.
N. B.-Resdenee ~ miles south east otMIAhIs-
BURG. Orders lett wlihJOitN KISER, IT,, or ADAM
CLAY, Miamisbuig on Main street, will be attended
TO. Col. GEORGE KIsER. h
nugIO-WlWoy u II
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Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-02-07

TIME Hstna grants poltaes FOR LlFB, for torn
L Of years, Endowment policies and chldien's I'm.
dOwment. Also, Non Foneung Policies, on which no
payment N required amer ten years.
Five THOUSAND dollars paid losses In this cty
within the last six months. H. .H
Among aii the contrivances OF men to protect che
family circle from want none ne found more sim
pie IN character, nObe In Its features, certain IN
its rers, than liie insurance. lt ~ the prop winch
the dying hushand caves to
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-02-07
FARM ZOE sALla.

DETWEEN and tha lat day Of March A, d.
ID 1865, wilt sell At private sale my fnl situated
miles east OF Miamsburg, Montgomery county, ONO.
Said farm contains lbi acres, 10 in good state Of cul
tiyation, has on II good franc house and large
barn, fine orchard of fruit trees OF every variety IN
bearing order, good proportion Of said land has
upon II the very hast OF timber also water ahund-
For price and other particulars please call on
the subscriber, the premises, OF AdHu Clay, In
MamisbuFg, ONO. forms, u cash April /, 1865,
a in one aud y in two years thereafter.
ia2lwta SAMUEL HEHRING.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-02-07

ur ,yh,yo no has preceded them into eternity oyt
the honest detor satishcs his conhdinR creditor, When
fate seemed least propltious, In moral anu woiuy
sense il is one great weapon ny "h'ch 70 'oD u'"' VI
et a,,y husband, father, son, ask himsei III "aH
10 die tonight, would those who are desN W me
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-02-07
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TRY sTRloKLAND's MELLIFLUOUs COUGH
n BALSAM. . Ln- ---.. .-.al--L

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Colds, Hoarseneas, Asthma, WhOopaE Cough, aad
Consumption. Everybody who has tried this excel
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fearful sufferer with cough for many years, 80 bad az
not 10 be able 20 walk up stairs She took bottle
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QuAO nv.

I EARNESTLY caution all young men suffering
i rom Nervous Debility 6e., against endangering
their health by patronizng any of the advertising
qlacks You can fully recover by the methods used
by the ads ertaer, and by hundreds OF others and IN
no other way. Read a letter which will send you II
y2n Will send me post paid envelope bearing your
address. DrecttO EbWARD n. TRANkR,
desldaSbm do" Lock Boz, Boston, Mass.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-02-07

NATIVE WINE-The best aud puro native
N Catagba Wine for sale BY the barrel or gallon.
Mrs. FREDERICK EGRf
dsSdl Near the Asylum.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-02-07

b h"Vhg ohs ohsi % 'ne o' oo"Pe tFnNnR Ea'ap iiH doua
lshments IN Southern OHIO orr facilities for foingE 1d
kinds o. Work. Book, Plain, Ornamental, hri ui
clsss one eI ths ftast Pt.sses and bsvssl o
III -. = ia l.,.,.. iI,.rI.. .,g.l1.ygtlya i1rnil
~ ''' ~ t0' ~ Y'e 'i - Sr' N go s9iada
host Workrnen. -s ,f.lf lI d .,. -. .,t, al. "a q
WehAve three Power Presses eoHneoted vthfoua ri %
Job Department. prepared sHseac work i'l
with neatneas and dspaAch ''i' '''I ''5 ~" '.au
SyQrasrs,'rom Sprpsd vii receive PronPl rt~ .goa
ton Address bisstg ru1fT " 5daL dha h1H ,glaal
a tHUBBARD . RRO., BayssR, sAIs. -,' aosG ,1,''T
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-02-07

Might fairly he regArdeI ~ the tribute which an ups
right heart pays Al the shrine Of Justice
I|I .I af JOHN II. 6TOPPHLMAH, 20
AniS .U. ADent Tor Dayton and ueluity.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-02-07

is the unscen hand al tho proydent father, reaching
forth from tho grave and stl nonrshing his otsprng,
and keeping together the family. BY It, the ialthfl
500 .r ID. f.rs -H. uI. sutuu4a ...tf
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-02-07

ah LETTER HEADINGS, DEEDS. ,,l,. i... ,,f...
.,aa CIRCULARS RECEIPIs,
-aasa" 'fH" &c., &c.. Ae I'' 'H I'D ''''''N
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-07-21

COLONEL McCooK-Colonel George W.
MeCook, of Jefferson county, is at tbe'Wed-
dell House This distinguished gentleman
has many friends who would like to see him
at the head of the Democratic ticket for Gov
ernor this fail - Cleuelqud P'diadealer,
July l3,
Does the Plaindealer forget that the
distinguished gentleman" Colonel Nc
Cook, was one of those who was too
.'loyal" to act with the Democratic party
in the great struggle for civil liberty and
free speech, in 1868, deliberately bolting
the nomination then, and impliedly sus'
tanning the infamous Burnside's attempt
to put down the Democratic party in
Ohio ? Is the Plaindealer really in earnest
in suggesting a man for the Democratic
candidate for Governor in 1865, who
obstinately refused to support the regular
nominees of the party in 1868 The
Plaindealer has the right to support
him, but the Democracy here also have
the right to oppose him, and will do it to
the very utmost. Colonel McCook may
have many "frends" for nomination in
Cleveland, but he has not one here, and
he who has repudiated other nominations
cannot expect his own, (ifit were possible)
to be supported by any real and honest
Democrat. Such an attempted nomination
will be met by determined resistance.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-07-21
Democratic state convention.

The Chllicothe Advertiser has a most ex-
celIent article on The assembling Of the next
Democratic State Convention, which contains
the following suggestions in regard to the
action Of County Conventions for the appoint
meut OF delegates We commend them 10
the attention Of our friends here and else
where
"And another word in relation to these
county conventions. II has been the prae.
tice with Democrats TO drt0 resolutions at
these initial meetings, expressive OF the views
of those who constituted them. As there are
sevenly.six OF these local conventions held, it
is not to be supposed that entire harmony
should exist among euch multitude Of plat
FORMS oil bearing in ameasure upon th same
matters Would i not be as well for our
Democl attic fritndfsto leave the matter Of
making a platform to the men they delegate
to reprss eut them OF Columbu'2 What We
want this year above MI other things is una.
nmity in action and harmony of detail. There
can be no conflicting or clashng interests,
for we have beef purified through tbe FIRE Il
persecution and continued defeat end can
have no object except the best interests of
our country which can only be reached
through the success of our party We would
therefore suggest TO obr Democratic friends
that they merely appoint :heir delegates and
transact their 4 gitimate business and leave
u matter of resolutions 10 the Slate Conven.
! ton.
"The approaching canvass will be probably
the most important into which We have ever en-
tered 1t will determine whelber the Govern
ment is to continue according to the inten.
ton OF its trainers, as white mans govern
ment, or whether we are to have a mongrel
community similar to thatof Mexico and the
South American StatesI IL will in measure
determine whether the government is to
continue in its tederate form, recognizing
the reserved aud guaranteed rights Of the
States or whether local interests are TO be
swallowed up By National interests and State
Rights immersed in consolidated nationality.
We should therefore act with prudence, and
use ell the weapons of honorable warfare to
accomplish victory"
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-07-21
VIII the journal Answer 2

: We briefly stated, yesterday, our views
on the question of State Rights-a fun
damental doctrine in the Democratic creed
and eourteously requested an expression
of sentiment on the same subject from the
journal. We repeat the request in the
same spirit in which it was first made. VIII
the journal answer?
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-07-21

BOLD ATTEMPF TO Ron OuR County TREAs-
URY,--0n Sunday night last the County
Treasarer's office was entered by burglars, and
the safe broken irto with crowbars and sledge
hammer, and blown open By inserting powder
in the opening and exploding it--lhe lock
and lining Of the outer doors we're entirely
forced off, when the rascals made several
Intellectual attempts to force an entrance to
the inner apartment, which contained some
fifty thousand dollars belonging TO the county
Ali the booty the Williams obtained was FIVE or
six hunered dollars in Revenue stamps and a
few hundred pennies belonging to one
of the Sabbath schools Mansfield Shield
d Banner
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44]ailgg Gmpire,
FRIDAY. JULY D. 1865
Current News Items.


Governor Perry and the South Gprohnh
delegation had an interview with the Presi--
dent Yesterday. 10 tLe course Of it Perry
assured The President that South Carohna
would be represented by her Congrsesmen an
December, and that she would rauly the Cor
s,i,ntional Amendmeut
Governor Perry bas issued a proclamation
FOR State Convention, to meet on tho third
Monday Of September.
The New York Worlds correspondence says
there is dspIorable state Of things in Ala.
bama There are fears ol @ general negro
insur,cc,ion. There is complete and terrible
desolalion in the country
Much trouble is anticipated in Tennessee,
and Il is rumored that the reason Why Genera
Butler resignation has not been accepted is,
that, in case Of any serious disturbance in
that State. he will be ordered thither to make
the crooked paths straight. Another report
is that he is to be assigned to duty in connec'
ton with the Freedmans BuTeoo
General Cenby uow commands the Depart
ment of Louisiana and Texas, and reports to
General Sheridan
A Browusviiie (Mexico) letter of the 9Th,
states that the rebel Generals Kirby Smith,
Maaruder, Price, Shelby, Douglass and Jack.
son, With 4OO;meu and two pieces Of artillery
and a large wagon train, have gone to
Mexico
A dispatch from Columbus, dated !he 2O,h
inst, says Governor Brough passed a com
Portable night, aud that his condition is
hopeful
General Ewell has been release from Fort
Warren, ard has taken the oath Of ale
glance.
All the military hospitals at New Albany
aud JefTersouville, Indiana, have beer
closed.
General Buffers resignation, which WA
sent on the lst of June, has been retarneC
marked mot accepted, and he has been sen
for to Washington, where he is likely to b'
assigned to duty connected with The Freed
mems Department.
At some of the coIieries in Pennsylvania
the price Of labor is reduced forty per cen
siuce ast year, and at some points a further
reduction is insisted upon
A California philosopher has discovers
that the shocks we call earthquakes are esu'
ed by electricity, aud only extend few fec
below the surface OF the earth In the cours
oftime, he contends, they will have summs
showers in that stste, which will do avs
with the necessity of occasional "eaFth
suakas."
General Burnside was closeted with Pres
dent johnson YESTERDAY, decides that a wido
who re .marries loses all claims to pension
thereafter.
The New Jersey Republican State Conve'
ton was held yesterday, and the elevation {
the negro to tho right outrage was s'ren'
uusy advocated.
Qnte rio. tooki place, at an early hot
yesterday morning on the ferry boat crOssin
from Williamsburg to New York
James Davis and Henry Turner, charge
with being guerrillas are to be executed 4
Louisville, to-day.
Since the lst of May, General Palmer hi
passed over the Ohio River from Louisvl
upward of 5000 negroes, in search of hom
in the North, a
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SOLDIERS LETTER TO GEN. cox.
Major General Cox, Commanding Twenty, third Army
Corps t"|

COLUMBUS, o, July 3, 1865.
Major General Cox, Commanding Twenty third Army
Corps; t.
DEAR SIR-As your fellow. soldiers and fel.
low-cltizens, We congratulate you upon your
nomination as q candidate for Governor of
Ohio; and as comrades desiring your success,
if there be concurrence OF our views on
certain public questions of great interest, we
address you this note.
We are only soldiers, and know nothing of
the tricks and schemes Of politicians and we
therefore regret that the Convention which
placed you in nomination failed TO give ex-
preston TO the views Of the party on the sub
suffrage. ''''n A""
It's true that the Convention, in general
terms, indorsed the policy of President John
son, but it is equally true that few hours
after the adjournment of the Convention, Gen
| eral Schenck, declared, in speech, in front
Of the Capitol, that he was opposed to receiv.
| ing the representatives of the Southern States
into Congress, until they had shown their
loyalty by giving the right Of suffrage to the
negro.
He further said that there were three
| classes OF persons in the South--the srsto-
erals, who were secessionists; the white
trash" meaning those loyal whites who have
| ths misfortune 10 De poor; ana tine negroes
who we're loyal to the core" And if suffrage
was extended 10 either of these classes, ne
wished it to be given to the negro
1t is charged, General, thet you are in favor
of placing the negro upon political equal.
ity with white soldiers, and white citizens.
Ia order, therefore, to give you an oppor
tunity to yindicate yourself from charges OF
so damaging "a character, We ask you the fol-
lowing questions:
! lst Are you in favor of restoring the
Southern States to all their rights in the
Union, as proposed by President Johnson,
even it ihe right of suffrage is not extended
to the negro2
ID Are you in favor of giving the negro
the right to vote in Ohio and to confer upon
him all the other privileges of citizen
either now. or at any future timer
We feel it to be due to you to say that we
are in favor of President Johnson's plan OF
reconstruction; that we believe it to be the
duty of all loyal citizens TO sustain the Gov
ernment, and that we are opposed to negro
suffrage now or at any future tune.
We are, respectfully, your comrades and
feloW-ciuzeus
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NOTICE TO WOOD CONTRACTORS.

AUDITORS OFFICE, MONT. co o.
Dayt n, July IL, 1865.
CEALED proposals will be received at this office,
- until Tuesday, August LIST, 1895, at noon, to fur
nah this county with One Huedred Cords OF Wood
Hlcory, Beach ard Sugar Wood.
The Commissioners, a. heretofore. reservlng the
right to reject any aId all bids Il they see ft.
j. W. DIETRICH,
jyl2td2w4tw Auditor Of Montgomery County.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-07-21

We are glad to have magnificent cor IN
crop in Hooking county, Some OF our farmer
friends tell US that II is growing at the rate of
three inches per day, While indulging in a
ride With our iread Locke, the other day, we
noticed many of the corn fields already in
tassel; the oats crop, also, will be GOOD, and
big yield of potatoes is almost certain
Hooking Sentinel 55 51. s..,.. r..
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GENERAL COMMANDING.
NOTICEI NOTICE NOTICE!
TRrAsUayHs orrIoE, I
navtdn Iulv II 1Qak

lno EurolIcd NIilitia of Montgomery
County
TREAsURvK's oYrIoE, I
A. Dayton, July IL, 1906.
rINHE Books and receipt. are now ready. at the
| Treasures Oifice, Court Hou,e, Dayton. All
those thata not exempt from the performance Of
military duty required Tn pay four dollars as COM
mutation to Military Fund by the 10Th OF septemher
1866 those that not pad by the time so equir
ed vi be- compelled to pay FIVE 90 100 collars with
cost Of collection. Come up and pay the four dollars
and save pen lty and cost.
JONATHAN KENNEY,
Tfeasur er of Montgomery County ohio.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-07-21

The Baptist Chronicle says SAT an ex-
animation of girls for the rite of confrma-
ton, in the Episcopal Church, in answer to
the question, what is the outward and visi-
BILE sigp and form in baptism 2 the reply Of
bright little tbeologian was, The baby,
sir" .HtD '.a
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-07-21
JAY COOKE

SUBSCRIPTION AGENT. PHLADrLPHIA.
May 10, 1865
subscriptions will be received by
First National Bank, Dayton;
Second National, Dayton;
Dayton National Bank;
". Winters 81 SON;
Harshman & German;
First National Bank, GermantO Syn
Piqua National Bank, Piqua;
First National Bank, Springfield
First National Bank, Troy;
First National Bank, Xenia;
second National Bank, Xenia.
m2Od3mdw
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NoteIs.
PHILLIPS HOUSE.

DAYTON, OHIO.
THE above we'll X own House, having recently
4 changed ha ds, Is now open, and undergoing 4
ensive alter tons and improve for the
dation OF the tTaye ing public. No pains will he
spared 10 make the PHI lips Honsr, heretofore, IN
eve respect, FIRST CLASS HOTEL.
iel9tf j. r. BARKER, Prop'r.
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letter TO GemeraI Cox

The Columbus Statesman publishes The
following letter, with ths remark that it was
handed to the General on the day it was
written, but ho has not yet replied to it, and
probably never will He is afraid to face the
music and meet the ISSUE The letter will
attract attention
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-07-21

F s PARKER Capt 8Sth Q. '. I,
A l. ANDERSON,
l.. W. NICHOLS,
d c. Patrick, Adjt "
NJ G W. SMITH, S7rgt 18th U. S. A.
A. II PoTEN, late 1t Col Inv Corps
JV CHlLToE, lst Lt 9S:h o. Y l,
JAS. d. WILSON, lst 1t. SSth o, V. |.
ED, LANE, late Sergt lst Cav. U. S A.
p. IToNY, lst 1t. 8Sth 0. VI.
j, H. PATTERSON, lst 1t SSth o. V. l.
l.. r MARSHALL.
j N. WINsPIeLAR.
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Real Estate agents.
LENTZ &APPLEGATE.
REAL ESTATE AGENTS.
once ses Third street, North side,
Opposite Town Clock)

Ohce StEeets
Opposite Town Clock)
For Sale Flax Factory, occupied by Messrs. Davies
Co, with machinery, and acres OF land.
brick house, of Brown aud Ann 5ts.,.,..St 500
Adopble frame house on Hess street..........l 600
double frame house on Walnut 94O0
large fine brick house First street 1900
brick house and lot IN Miami City $500
double frame house on Fifth $500
frame cottage house Wilkinson sirees ....... 1900
farm OFFS acres, 21a miles from Dayton.,.,..,650O
arm o. IA acres, miles from 25OU
Arm of 50 Grennville r R............ 225O
farm OF 1893 acres near Germantown. 1870
cottage frame house on Quitman street, lot 50
~ AVO .,sooO
brick hou,e Fl street, No 22T..,.....,...36O0
farm l60 acres mile north of Browns tatlon
Western r. r, Twin Creek well mproved... 10000
farm los acres miles from Day ton on
Eaton
fine farm miles from 5000
Miami City College with IL acres, cheap.
sn all farm well improved adjoining Liberty
miles from Dayton, cheap.
100 building lots in all par the city for sale cheap.
ie2daw LENTz APPLEGATE, r u. A.
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CAUTION.

LII persons are hereby notified not to trust my
"A wife Mary my account, as do net intend 10
pay any debts Of her contracting
July TIN JOHN HENRY AHLERs.
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$75
SIS
NOTICE.

MY wife Csthsrine, hiss left my house In Rich
INI mopd, Ind, and II she does not return within
fourteen DAYS | shall not like her any more When
she left asked her where she had her clothes, she
answered II was none of my business,
JOHN APPENCELLER.