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The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1865-08-02
A Picture Of New York Life.

Wee IN this city i,As rr:sri,ed pitch
50 st"!";Hllr that our l"c;:I authorities
ave .'rv:'rtlii| tn thu T..u> stringent
ni"al!' to check thr VII! The police
So" nrlrr So severely worked before.
riot "t 'uir. 1863. E.:sy., ,,:.,:t !.
'I:;il j. ln;i,!r upon lie street walk
,1's. ANA /, Gently this has hrrn rN-
tended to tn" ;I:lo,,.S q. tie ''ill4irrtrl-
mates" In ono police prrrinr; IN .i:is
city. on Saturday night last. l2U-
abandoned w"n!c,l We're arrested; while
!;,St c\rnll!.. :; descent v;:ss in;:li.. nppn
u house @. i! fame in the i-..i.cilth
Ward, which resulted in tie c,nt:,rc
OF fcrty uf the WRECKED i,.nn.t,* il.
fact, al tl!cr" w,r,. in :l,. building.
These vuinet e the town are ~
i';:i:ci."l Gael, Nlnrniu" u: The VnMl,s
EtNfrt. :nN receive Nali,.iiS i>,liiSii-
m,ntS. sul:sr rf r!,cm h,.ij.- !.:cd IN
;ulnInt> m:n%in- from 49,, 10 :lUo.
and others, ;hr ln"r, hardened "lrll-
'cS. being %cmt to prison on Black
wells Island for three, six or n!Mr
months. at the option Of ;:r i;iSti,r.
T!.,, ;,.rnr IN thr Tomhs Cn.r. dllriil"
tie examination or ''trial3' of th,'S,,
Cypr:ti, p;4,,c, description. 4 lo-
garth coui,i barely dn it ius!ic
Shouting, singing. screaming. bias
ph@!nn@. tlr 'mnHppv "r''tchrs swarm
before the bar. some "ttirrd III be
dra2@icd silks and >ltilS. others in
rags; some defiant and reckless, some
prnltrnt and IN tears. and n,;triv u!
III {" state of INVESTIGATIONS; cy,?l the
h'"liite> OF that no,oriuils r",:rt room
have confessed thrmsSl YES s:,'krntsl l,v
tac $pcctacluS presented during tn"
past fortnight Whcl, this sight is
supplemented, as yesterday morning,
ny ;,nd1hcr that of Il crow! OF the
companions Of these miserable wo-
men II. II representing ;;li grades of
socicty, but merged ior he time N tllr
stern dcn"crncry OF the prisoners.
doch, the plot urc receives even u more
startling c"lorin@. ''~rns "t the FIRST
families" hide their faces IN shame,
and want their tlum to pay Il iinc and
SklHh from the court room, while
thieves and pimps derive a cheap salts
faction iroll Il comlnnionsllip IL. ou
rrSs with men OF better character OF
better standing III society. Luckily
fof tn" feelings of many fond parents,
these tilals are held ut IN ,,riy hour
III the morning, always beginning 1T Is
o'clock. and young hopeful receives
and satisfies the penalty before i,ute,'-
fnMili"* has opened his eyes. If the
police keep iip 1he mo1e,ncnt, t!ier,.
'"ill L. ~ :oa u hope til..l vice VIII
cot r..rt'" i:.'.l; III nur >t.,,i@ 50 M
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For the Convs,.tis..

Tnc f-iont!s +: i. Nj WANNALAEGH a.
nounce HIM as :. candidate from St. Ia:-
.ne'v'a -'4:,3a, Cr-2sao!!;s Ciytr:cI, =: .
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defect CT snch crusades is that they
are short-lived, spasmodic, and colrse:
quently of 10 permanent benefit.
Amcng the greater fountains Of ID
iquity in the metropolis, the concert
saloons Hold first rank These esta D.
llshments arc, comparatively speak
ing, Of recent growth; the lirsta,f ti:c
kind, the ''CantcrHurv, was ornnt;i
in 1859. Since tla; time, new Gar
d"ns AS tEcy are sin@iIarly termed
--h"vc been constantly coming into
public notice; r&til n"w. the total
number in the city IS something over
three hundred. Of thcsr. ut least
onr-thiru are III ono street Erralwav
One and All, til"N ::r ,irus o: iniuuitv
and hrcr,iint. places OF cYi!n.. yii"
'Canteri,uN. t:i,. i'',nr..l', made some
prctena;vns tu ,icryl.cN ;or Il time. ;u,t
!-rapidlv Gc.r.mcratc,l iMto a r..S,.r: for
thieves, 4 r;'ii.r;H% place Tor t!.r >,rv
worst o.ltlld""s oi. t:r nrlrrr"l:S. Ia
the winter oi l>b::. the t;t:.:. i.r@ish-
turt passed 4 .:.N lnr!<@:S i, Il crilun;l
offence to sell ll,j,!ur, ia ;;,ly p!:iy,. ut
amusement. Ii,:S w"S i blow s;r.-
cia!ly ahmed NJ thc concert saloons.
which drpan'icd l.i' t'.r:r Silyc,.,s N
TREY upon .iIr :M;Mg.~,i ,tj:.#rti,4t %
tl!r soa!:s, IL ,!:;Mc. a:iG .;l~r r,;,. Tie
police cu!'lryJ the !:w .u,'% .ln2. i,ut
it Vas ultimately ,;i,i.r~;:r.u:,; in III
important !'ar;ici;'ttS i';M l,,~l;I,.
.h"wGvcr. OF legislative !, iur!,::,.r, ,.rr
was to r!"s,. n,rrr ~ry.j:J,l, c.:l,;yrt
halls :.uI 10 ,.,HNr irr yil., ,l,rS
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permitted TO exist cne hour in any
European city. In the concert saloon
thicve. and burglars congrcgate to
/, t,cr: here the most infamous women
come r. seek for victims; here d. pi,op p
and paEderer lead thu unw3rv OF the
town or Of the interior, the fuiioughcd
or dishandcd soldiers or sailors i.erc
does the till ti,itf spend tl,eprocoeGs
ot his deprccip IONS, and here the
youthful! Sl,ecuI"tor s,';,tters The results
o' his lirs: robbnricS, and learns pew
lessons in in'quitv: i,rrc it is that the
murderer nerves hIin.,,l: Win madden
ing dr;rl"hts for his fearful work 1T
Wa; from :, concert saloon hat iscr-
nar'i i::icl'y (."w waiting sentence 81
brother irliti;1!. iIari.: 6.ila,ir>. ;'c
priz" fighter. Here, VITA u l:aiuiul
sn:!!c i!n"n rs rpA.:,vr lace, sim So,
Continually. It is safe Il, $: ! i'ltt Iii"
concert :; lrruS of New York in,>r
|'r,r' III" creators, nf niur" crime ,.l:d
suffering th#l all ot.irr causes rc;n-
Nnc"- i''c 40 "'t"ml.t la% been made
to S''NI.n'$ '!,n until tn" present
week. nc l'.''ire on iiiirH'iaN n';'o"
Il o",r.':it ;:i'o.l the ''t;::i..i,-s; >aiou;,
i. ;:i'n"''w:,,. ai:l arrested I'll the oc-
rn,,a!:t@: u::,rr ''rt: Is are 80 follow
un'' 'A' ~ IS m;''':ai'N .'>.,'Hrd'
II '''' "!;,1:E ;;!f"''d' ~" J! "'N ''''
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q. 't|"'| r IL" '&i"',r SIR:
C"nr:nli" .:'ui;i effort, IN l"llnit OF H,l-
mau.t, and IA ,ivi,r,.. ,.f ill.,. STAT.
,;...,..:,.,f. ,.,. 1 ;1 ,; ~,
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u ''''E' e"''';'''''' III '';;'i Sh"fi, n'''
t":"!ln::. al,'l cin!noili address Of
"W:ul, ,iamptnl'' ,r{....u,,. 4 r.a.3.l
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: ton of fAe Termination. Of the
Rebellion
Earl Russell laid before Parliament,
on the 4th ult, the following despatch
rom Mr.. Seward to Sir T. Bruce, the
British Minister at Washington, in
reply to the Official notification that
the Government OF Great Britain had
recognized the rebellion in the United
States as at an end:
DEPARTMENT OF SrirE,
Washington. June IL, 1865.
SIR: Due consideration has been
given to a despatch which Earl Rus
sell addressed to You on the % of
June instant, "nd OF which or the
lith instant, you wcrc SO kind as to
leave {. copy at this Department. The
President is gratit.ed by the inforlna-
ton which that paper co..t;lips to the
effect that Her Mnjosty':s Government
have determined 80 consider the war
which has lately prevailed hetwccn
tn the 1h "a,n+n hara and tn. @@r:snf ~ S
and that Her Msicsty'., Gpvcrnmcl,t
ROW recognize !!it rt.-tSt.hlish,ncnt of
peace with the whole territory of which
the United States were III undistnlhcd
possession II tic le:~i:. aiilg OF the
civil war.
The President is also gratifrd to
learn from Earl EnSSel!'; despatch that
Her Niaicsty's Guvrruin,nt Will forth
with scl.t! to Her M,jc.t., .;autliu.ti,s
IL all potts. htrl'p:> and waters be,
longing to ii"r Majesty. whether with
IN the United H!uuiIoln or brvrnI tho
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C,.,.:llo;a, ..r&:s. ., 1853.

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Aaae.,-::,y couG4at;;::9 III. p .cijc Il, POI. tho
,.2c"2si,! Ct .,l",. >. =. WHIT :,nC Opt. H.
$. : h ~, yson, - the o:::ii;e o. p,c oaIs of
It's la..;yu,ioc ~. Wai,e was t,U!oe-in-
tcldenJ oi 5ae Charleston Citadel Aca DENY
when It vas broken ;;p b. the events of ,ht;
wa., and bo:h Capt. c'.y,rpso;: and himself
we're Professors n ne Institution. The.-
.:now.> .b.nty' ard oxocrlY:.ce, ooJc n
:;.-o4-...s 2cG s,1T5:.3:..en5. aco.cise aao oost
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Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-02-21
PETITION FOR PARTITION.

Henry NJ. asbhart, Catharins Ann GeLhart and Mary
M Gehhart, Va. Am LA X, HelleTman, John A.
Hellsrman, Peter n. Gehhart Rosetta ~. Gel,ha Tt
and Ellen Gebhart. supenor Court OF MontgOm
cry County, OHIO. Pention for Partition.
A MELiA X. HELIEHMAN, John a! Hellernan,
IA Peter v. Gebhari, Rosetta E. G0bhart and
ELLEN debhart will take notice that a Petition WAS
MED against them on the i6th day OF Dacenaher A,
ID. 1861, IN the Superior C0uTL OF iontgomery Conn-
ty, Ohio, by Henry NJ, Gethart, CathaTne Ana Sch
hart aud Mary NJ. Gebharl, and ~ nos pending,
wherein Henry NJ 6ebhtrt, Oailiarine Ann Gebhart,
aud Mary NJ debharl demand partition Of the follow
ing real estate, tO-wt;
stua G in tho County of Montgomery and State Of
Ohiobeing part ofthe southeast quarter Of section
No. I, township No. ., rangs east Sc; beginning
al the Houthwsat corner o the tract los % perches
B., SO ". from the section corner nj stone;
thence n. $50 l0s.h6 perches along Gebhart'sa sec
ton line " stOnel ihenna ~, ~ 40 B0lO0 perhes,
along Weaver's aud tie seoilon line To X stone;
thence h69, ". sa6 percha4 alOAg Roots line 10
a stOpei thonee south 4O 3b 80 peruhea along ia
cob Shades hue ~ he plaie Of benning,
1851 SIXTY i've acres, more Or less. Also lots mum
berad ieIy nlne, hy, ~ one and hy-two (49, 90,
81 and BY aAtdesignatsd on plat Of the subdivision
olpart OF section No. s3 town z, range7, made bv
Mcclure and Hai mes, and recorded on the records
OF Montgomery county, Ohio, IN plat book A, page
eS' situate 10 hsdls2a townshP, Montgomery Conpu
said Court, tie said Henry N. Gehhart, Catherine A
Gebhart and Mary N. Gebhari will apply for an or.
der, that partition may be male of Ahld premses
HENRY NJ dEBHARf,
OAlnERIHE ANN GEhHART,
MARY M. 0EBHARfl'
ApAH OLATi Atty. dsei1dawiw
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-02-21
dlaiEg Gmptre.
ArIemMs wand ns a CrIlic.

Artemus X Ward, the "wax worl, man, il
out with another letter. Hear him -
81 am travellin with tent which is better
nor hirin hhlls My show consists Of a series
Of wax works, paneramy called y, grand
Movin Diarea of the War in tho Csymear,
comic songs, and the Cangaroo, wlgish little
cuss contnuse 10 conduct himself in the most
outrageous style. started out with the idea
OF making my show CRATE Moral Enlerlain.
ment, but i'm compelled TO sware so much pt
that air internal Cangaroo that I'm afraid this
desine viii be Illustrated to sum extent And
while speaking OF morality reminds me that
sum folks turn up their noses at shows like
mine, saying they is low and not lil to he pat.
ronized by people Of high degree Sure /
maintain that this Is Internal nonaense. ]
maintain that wax iggers is more clevatin
than all the plays ever wroten. Take Shakes
peer for instance. People thinks he's great
things, but contend he ls qhite the reverse
to the contrary. What eort of sense il thar
TO King lleer who goes round cnssin his dar-
ters, chawin hay, and THROWN sCraws at folk,
aud larfn like lilly old koot and making
MSS Of himself gipurrlly2
Thare's Mrs. Macbeth, she is nice kind Of
wooman to have, ain she, n putin old Mac,
hOi HHnnahut ul 10 Nld1lHR l'uuthu Wllh n
chees knife, while he is payn n friendly vi Il TO
their house. o it's highly muranoy, ! spozr,
when abe larls wildly and sez gin me the
daggers--ile let his bowels out, or words to
that nffeek7-i say this is oil strictly proper
spdae2 That Jack l'alstnf is Likewise i'm
moral old cuss, take him how ye may; aud
Himlit is as crazy as a loon. 1hare s Rich
ard Thnrd people think he is CRATE things
but look upon him in :he lite Of monster
lie kills everybody he takes nosliun TO-, in
cold blood, and then goes to sleep in his tent.
Bimeby he wakes up and yels for boss, so
be can go off and kill sum more people II
he is not n fit specimen for the CALLS, then /
should like to know ware yu find UNI Thare's
lergo who is more ornery nor pizun See
bow shameful he treated that highly respect
erble injHn gsutemun, Mr. Otheler, maxim
him for to believe his wife was tn thick with
Casheo Obssrve how Iergo got Casheo
drunk Rs n billed owl on corn whislsey in order
to carry oat his sneakin desines. See how he
works Mister 0lheller's feelings up 80 that he
goze and makes poor Desdemony swaler a
piler which causes her delh. But must
stop At sum future time shall eonimuem
remarks on the drammor, in which show the
vast superiority of wax fggers snaixa and
the 6xins in interlectural pint Of view
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-02-21
ADMINISTRATIONS NOTICE

NOTICE H. hereby gyeh thatI have been apno,n
~ led Admnisin'ior ef the estate at Andres wa
Ohio, dsccase,L = 'l'"'s
hiaa LARRIN YoORuE.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-02-21
PETITION FOR PARTITION.

Mary Huber VI. George Huber, Jacob Huber, John
B. Huber, Martha Huber, Alice Huber and Ann nc.
Huber.
Csurt OF Common Pleas Of Montgomery county,
OHIO. ia Partition.
~ R0RGE HUBER, OF the State Of Illinois, Jacob
VI Huber, OF 81. Joseph county, Indiana, John ".
Hubar. Martha Huber, Alice Huber and Ann E. Huber
all of Montgomery county ohio will take notice that
a petition he,i against them the goth day OF
January, 1905, m the Court OF Common Pleas Of
Montgomery county, OHIO, by Mary Huber, and Is
now pending, wherein said Mary Huber demands par
ttion Of the following real estate towlt Situate In
the county OF Montgomery and state OF Ohio lol No,
1856, on Wnehrenner's addition 10 the town OF Mian
sburg, IN said county, plat Of which n recorded in
Plat BOok A, page ls6 OF tho records OF Montgomery
county, OhO aud that 1T the next term OF sud COurt
the said Mary Huberwil apply for order that par
tition may he made Of said premises ID O
MARY HUBER.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-02-21
A Temperance FamIIy.

Joe Harris was n wholc-soued merry fel
low, and fond dof glass After living in New
Orleans for many years he came to the con
cluslon ol visiting an old uncle, away up in
Massachusetts, whom he had not seen for
many years. Now there is difference be
tween New Orleans and Massachusetts in re-
gard 10 the use Of ardent spirits, aud when
,loe arrived there he found all the people ar.
drnl about temperance he felt bad, thinking
with the old song that rkeepng the spirits
down" was one of the best ways to make
time pass, and began TO fear, indeed that he
was in pickle But on the morning of his
arrival, the old man and his sons laing out
at work, his aunt came to him aud said
"Gou have been living in the South aud
no doubt have been in tho habit of mkng n
little somethng TO drink hbout eleven o.
clock. | keep little here for medical pnr.
poses, but let no one know it, as my husband
wants to set the children good example"
Joe promised, and thinking he would get no
more that day, he took, what be expressed il,
"blustcr.' kfler he had walked out to the
stable, who should he meet hut his old uncle.
"Well Joe, said he, al expect you are ac.
customed TO drink soinething Ia New Orleans,
but You will find us all temperance here, and
for the sake of my sons don't let them know
that have brandy about bur Just keep a
little out here for rheumatism Will you ac-
cept littleT Fq7Iat Hf|E
Joe sgnifed his readiness, and took an.
other big horn He then continued his walk
to where the boys were mauling rais After
eogyerdpg fore while, one Of the cousins said
10 him:
Joe, expect you would like to have a
drink; as the old folks are down on liquor,
we Keep some out here to help us work
Out chme the totile, and down they sat,
and by the time he went home to dinuer, he
was rs tight pa he well could be, and all came
irom visiting Temperance family
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-02-21

LEeAIyNoTICE ,o

Geo. W, Houk, plh Daniel &. BarboT, defendant.
In Tho Superior Court Of Montgomery Coz, Ohio.
TINHE defendant in this case IL hereby notihed that
i the plaintiff has filed a pethoo against hun,
claiming an indebtedness, including interest up 10
the lst OF February, 1850 OF one Hundred and Sixty
Dollars and Twsnty Ave Cents for which plaintiff asks
Decree aud that In default Of payment thereof within
ten days, that certain land wrran deate, mum
bered 62 aii bearing date April 3D. 1sig and issped IN
possession Of said pisntif shall bG advertised and
sold upon executions at Law, by the Sheriff OF sa
County Of Montgomery 10 satisfy the SAIL deoree ami
the costs OF THIS proceeding Sad defendant Is re-
qnired 10 answer said petition bafors The 18Th
DAY OfApr 1868, otherwise decree will be rendered
according 20 prayer Of petitioner.
flss6 HouK a MCMAHON, Attoruoys.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-02-21

WHAT A OSE,LEGGRD Man Can Do.-A
young man named Crockett, who lost a leg
above the knee on the Boston and Maine
Railroad. when child, can perform feais,
with QUE foot, that few il any lads OF hisage in
this neiRhhorhood can perform with two leet.
lie will ike a duck he can run as fast
as the fastest, bounding on like a deer; and
his skalipg is marvellous A dozen lads may
start with him on the ice, hnt he is sure 10
come out ahead. Nor ia il 10 a straight course
alone that he shows his speed with cruich
in one hand and skate upon the foot, ho will
defy them to catch him, and dodge as nmbly
IA q cat, We doubt if there is boy that can
jump higher lie will leap aience as high
M his head, and surprises his associates by
standing back 10 a fence that will come TO his
shoulders, turning Somerset and coming down
right end upon the other side II is vo-y
doubtful, had the two legs remained 10 him
II be would ever have developed so much
spring aud ACTIVITY, sHa has. made mp in
training what he lost by accident - NepJury-
port Herdd
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ATTACHMENT

II. Vaughan, Partners rs Vaughan \ Co., Defend
ants. ........ .... ... ..4... ..
Before John y. Stoppolman, Justice Of the Peaee of
Dayton TOwnship, Montgomery County, and Stats
of Ohio. |.".
ON the Goth day ~ Deccmber, 1854 sad Justice Of
~ the Peace issuel an order Of Attachment an the
above action ior bba sum of one hunred and sixiy,
Ave d1lars and siNtytnur cents. Case set for hear
ing February 20, 1870, at 10 clock A. N.
|u WILLIAM KNAUER.
Dayton, January 81, ls65-re4wts f.fIF III q.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-02-21
N E w FIR M,
DILLE M MILLER

ii AVE opened AN entire new stock Of Fresh Gfo.
i ceues' on Third street. ihrre doors cart ~ the
Monte onery House, NJ 9i7 We have sugar and
ootee, molassa-, also Sorghum, Vinegar, COsi Oil,
halt, Fish Tubs, hncketH, nfooms, aud Ter by tho
Nan' We have Peaches, Blac berries, dtraWl.rres,
Tomatoes ounces, flums, Cherues, spice and C0Fe
oystefa; also, IN assortment ~ Ielhes Pickles
smeeH' Fa'iry Soaps, DRIED Beef honinY Sweet To-
iaceo, hne out and Smoklngi Flour by Tho lafrel or
sack, white and yellow Corn Meal, Buck krheai ploar;
IN tact everything that tho market oan anord. We re-.
specially invite our inend 10 give u call Come
one, come All, and sec what We can do. jag3dlW
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Read the following;
(Tssfijnoai1t of Ma. Sarah 1OHld.)

following.
(TssthnoaiIt Of Ma. Sarah 6onid)
ALBANY, NEw YoRK.
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1ae diaease spread until my scalp WAS one complete
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broken; the burning and itching sensation WAS uuSup.
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Win that as4,irAnce placed myself IN your hands,
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fail out. Respectfully yours,
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.IfrH Ht|H FOR IT. fl". 1t'
N.B.-Cnres guaranteed in every case where tho III
rectiOns for rae ARE implicitly obeyed, d.. ...
SaS-Priee, 81 per hottie, or ak bottles for S..
PR0F. II. A, DE MUM,
Sole Proprietor, No, ~ Orange street,
fel3dly Albany New York.
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LEGAL NOTICE

NOTICE rs hereby given 10 Mary Lindsey Of Indi
~ mHpglis AmilAnsi that Simeon intlrley, oa the
idhdsy oi tieremher u. ieHt, hled his psiit,onl I'M
ne Court ni common iaeas 81 Mont gomefy county,
pio, piAYug Ia bs divorced nom aaid MaTg lands,
~, andtfaf "a petition will stand fOF hearing a IN
hrrch tenn oi said court CAuss-Wlnnil ai,senI,,
OF Over three years.
iAitwe q. THOMPSON, Attorney for Plainnn.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-02-21

A judge in Indiana, ia reported TO have thus
addressed prisoner before him, prior 30 pas-
aing sentence 4 ePnsoner at ttbe bar, Provi-
dence has given you degree OF health and
strength, instead of which you go about the
country stealing ducks. '' NV...
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professional Carns.
LAW NOTICE. ,
C. L. vALLANDIGHAM,

JIAs RE7UMED THE PRACTICE or Law.
UTrIcr Tor tho presently at his residence No s23
First street, bay ton, Ohio .. ..
urTtCE ilOuRs IRON iOA. NJ. 10 three p NJ
DAYT1E, u. NoyeInher12th, 1864. novI2t
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LARGR FARM FOR SALE.

fINif subserlher Will sel his farm on the Laxinoton
road eleven mes Neht Of Dayton, and al % Iiiif,s
north 81 heW Lebanon. The farm contains glsL
acres ui hrst nis laadi43 aores are CLEARED AMI ~
AiNth Hi.a" .a cnufalioh The balance is heavily
iimlered hhe improvements nns u ~ brick bc,s.,
and large hank isttn. For nTthsT tnformation,,a ,,au
nn tie snbseriher y mi les east ~ said farm "
de4f'ihNtn bAhIEL CARRIER