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The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1865-12-15
NEWS or THE DAY.

Gen. Logan has formally declined the
Mexican mission. He is said, to be an as-
pirant for the seat of Hon. Lyman
Trumbtll IN the senate.
As a bohus'for the continuance of the re-
ciprocity treaty, the Canadian commits
sloners at Washington offer to enlarge and
deepen the Sc. Lawrence and welland ca
mails, and place Che shipping Of both ma
ltloualitles on an equal footing.
Provisional Gov. Johnson, of Georgia,
has applied to the President TO be relieved
from duty, and ask that Gov. elect Jenkins
may be,pefmltted TO take the office.
jon. Davis is reported to be In the enjoy
ment of good health. He recently pro-
Inounced the Presidents message wise
and generous document, but expressed
surprise that II was not more specific In re-
lation to the ultimate disposition to be made
Of himself. Clement c. Clay has subsidized
into seeming apathy.
NJ. Lamartine has written letter warmly
indorsiug the Mexican scheme of Louis Ma
poleon, and declaring that the continent of
America is the legitimate property of Eu-
rope.
Two more gold-mining companies have
been organized at st. Paul. The latest assays
are repoltedat 5000 per ton, and the excite
mcnt Is at fever heat. bUe
Under the homestead law, the Govern
ment lands OF Minnesota are rapidly being
entered for pre-emption.
The Richmond RepubLc says that the
Uuitcd States Commissary Department in
that city has issued to destitute citizens.
since the 18th of last June, $40. 400 ratlons
and is now issuing 1l,000 ratlons per week
After the 10 inst, the issue Is TO be discon-
tinued.
The population of the city of Ieaven-
worth, by a census taken on the LIST of May
aud only lately announced, is 15513, and OF
the county, 24,492. The Conservative esti-
mates that at least 1000 have since been
ladded.
Mrs. Page, daughter of Major Gen. B
NJ. Prentiss, of Quincy, Illinois, committed
suicide at that place a few days since.
A demand has been made on the British
Minister for President Pezzet and som,
members of his Cabinet who had taken
refuge on British ship, ON the ground that
they are guilty of treason,a and are criminals
The British Minister'S reply was only that
the vessel had sailed. q t"t
The Spanish Minister was living aboard
the Spanish frigate, owing to conspiracy
discovered among some Chilans to assas.
siuate him. ..l .rr-
The rector of St. Stephens Episcopa
lChurch, in Philadelphia, was found dead IN
his study yesterday morning. 80
ayrw Sdrertisemfnts.
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FOR the Empire1
WE'VE TIED our CANOE,


'Ts adear liule house, 50 70 US doth itpeem,
Since 'us ours frosa door siil to ater and beatn
Never fof roofthroughou e tribute ven pay,
And cur young roundiho door uamolssted can play
Thy can tumble and rolf whore the gems Of the
sward
BRve cArpeted rchly the asor Of tho yard
Twill be heaven, indeed, u contentment shines
through
Thu house q front o. which we've tied our cAnos
Not stately itlooks, Ike its ighbor, Baxl door
Its wslls are but pine nor Of oak is the noor;
Tue windows but small through which sunlight shall
ny, ~ Lt... Al
Aud but -prinkled The roof where the snowflake shall
be- LlI ld
small patch VI ea' N unpoluted by peli,
In front Of the house, taketh care Of tselfi
And tho wild iohnny jump-up peeps iaughingy
through
The gJass fore the door where we've tied our canoe
he fence not OF iron made, nor OF sloneg
rs Of wood unAssumipg, but then Tie our OWN
lake dear little maid, iorits neghbor no mate,
Shrinking modes,ly back from the street, stands
the gate, H.Iuattr .Hf
But It serves quits as well for our folks TO pass
through, ..
Aud that's Why 10 ts swme-POst we've Ged our
canoe.
JACOB NJ. SCOTT.
CfSerSSArf ONO, December II. 1875
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The President md Congress.

With reference to the power of the Pres
ident TO carry out the principles of his
message in the Administration of the Gov
ernment the Albany Argus says:
He makes theoretic recommendations,
based upon Constitutional law, to men who
mock ut all Constitutions, aud whose will
is higher law than mans enactment or
Gods word. He speaks of state rights to
II Congress that had prepared itself to re-
ceive his message, by the dislranchisemcnt
of dozen States. Hc speaks of economy
to a body of specializing legislators. lie
talks of moderation and prudence To banks
which issue an irredeemable paper.
lie counsels the people to counsel each
other to pay their debts; when we have
just set an example of public Indebtedness
such as no nation has equallcd. lie adj
vises the retrenchment of currency In face
of the fact that our paper circulation has
risen in five years, from ttcO hundred mil
lions to seUeH hundred millions, and the cry
is for more lie asks n Congress whose
members have been chosen by the corrupt
contributions of the protected interests, TO
modify the tariff to revenue purposes; and
he records the opinion ''that no favored
class should demand freedom from ASSESS
ment, and the taxes should be distributed
so as not to fall unduly upon the poor, but
rather upon the accumulated wealth of the
country" in the face of the congressional
action and judicial decision which exempt
the immense class of federal bondholders
fromaall participation In the support OF
State and municipal burdens.
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1865-12-15

The Fenian imbroglio still continues.
Colonel O'Mahony has received assurances
of support from circles in Boston, Brook
lyn, New York and Philadelphia, and is
constantly in receipt of letters advising
that he stand firm and await the action OF
the approaching Congress of the Brother
hood. On the contrary, that Senate is con-
fldent of sustaining the charges laid against
Messrs. O'Mahony and Killian, and several
States have pledged an effective allegiance
to the new administration. 1t appears that
John Mitchell received $4,000 Of the funds
of the Brotherhood for European distribu-
tion. Stephens, the Head Center for Ire
land is daily expected at New York.
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1865-12-15

THE PoTATo TRADE Ar DETRoT.-The
Detroit Free Press estimates that during
the present season l37,50O bushels of pot,i-
toes have been shipped from that city. II
says that at the opening of the season the
prices paid did not vary far from 80 cents
per bushel. They rapidly advanced under
the stimulus Of a large demand, until they
reached 90 cents per bushel and upwards,
The average price paid throughout the
makes the snug sum of S6O,s74 paid to the
farmers in that market alone for potatoes
for shipment. u.
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1865-12-15
EanaticiSIn.

The Cincinnati ComplereiaL with enough
of common sense to appreciate and be dis
gusted with the fanaticism of SUMNER, ar
rives at the subjoined nonsenslcal conclu-
sion as to its effect:
"If MIR. Sumner does not succeed in re-
storing the Democratic party to power, and
with Il the old political traitors of the
South, it will not be his fault. He Is doing
all that one man in an influential position
can do, TO bring about that result"
To which the Chicago Times thus aptly
and truthfully responds: "By this is meant
that the republican party will become
nauseated with SUMMERS fanaticism and
malevolence. The truth is he never has
taken position TO which the party did not
speedily advance. He is the leader of the
party in the Senate. What he directs, the
Senate viii do. What the Senate may do,
the House will indorse, and what the house
indorses, the republican press-the Conn
mercidL included will commend. There
would be much more of consistency, il not
decency, In the denunclatlons of radicals
by professed conservative republicans il
their authors were not the political allies OF
those whom they denounce. SUMNER can
not present the negro to his party in a form
so revolving, nor attach to the act condi-
tions so onerous, that it will not swallow
him. The Commercial has given occasional
evidence of the nausea for two years past,
but still it gulps him down at the bidding
of radical DOCTORS s.i1
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1865-12-15
Napoleon and Mexico.

1t is said that the Emperor Napoleon, q
short time since, addressed letter direct
TO the Secretary of State, asking for the
recognition, by the United States, of Maxi
mllian's Governments as "a Government dc
JdctO. The ground upon which he based
his request was that IL had maintained itself
for nearly two years, and was, therefore,
entitled to such recognition. IL Is said that
the Secretary of State has replied 10 the
note, In which he emphaiically declines to
acnede TO the reql1esb and gives, ut length,
the reasons therefor. HE denies that IL is
a Government Ue tdctO that the whole peo-
pie of the United States are pledged against
any such recognition, If there We're any
grounds for IL, which there are not; that,
from the best information obtainable from
that distracted country, the Liberal party
have not yielded obedience, and do not in
tend TO; but, on the contrary, their cause
Is ia the ascendant ut hJHtlH4
.INln'n etf-A-sH | IHf|' .H.t"HNf
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1865-12-15

1 EGAL NOTICE.
Jacob 0. silver, Plaintiff,
Isaac Horner and Oatharina Horner, OF ARRANGE %
Indiana, and Sarah y. Silver and Lewis A. SILVER o
Montgomery Co., Ohio, Defendants
Superior Court Of Montgomery Co., Ohio. ry
The ahovo named delendants will take notice
that Jacob o Btivet, the 10Th day Of September,
A. D.. 1865, filed his petton in the Superior Court
nt Montgomery County, Ohio, asking that partition
be made OF the following described premises and
dover assigned thorei7 10 said Sarah Silver, said
premises being ninety sores in the south east corner
Of the north west quarter Of section number 9) nine
the December term Of said court, said palnuh will
ak that an order be made for the partition ofsald
premises IN pursuance OF The statute,
JACOB O. SILVER.
GEO. W MOYER, Attorney.
octl3 6'w .fa 80
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FOR n z MT.

A BRICK HOUSE WITH NINE ROOMS, STABLE,
N Barn, and all necessary improvements on the
premises, besides fifteen scres OF good bottom land
situated on the Mad Rive Valley Pike, 6ve miles
esst Of Dayton, known a. "Philllp Oerr's Tavern"
The renter may take immediate possession. For in
formation inquire at the Canal HOTEL in Dayton. or of
the undersigned. .l H.
declSdSt ~. VALENTINE KINzIG.
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1865-12-15
Turnpike Notice.
Dissolution.
Farmers Take Notice.

7 AM BUILDING DRAG SAW MILLS AT BON
| BAuGEK, DWIGHT cos, Reaper Works, OF
two patterns, one 10 attach TO other power aud tho
Other combined The draft In this machine is less
than corn stubbe plowng, In consequence Of the two
pi mans hanging on sw nc. which gives a rocktu <
motion 70 the saw, which s necessary 10 fast and
easy cutting. Two hands only required The tender
OF the saw drives. send for circular.
JARVIS CASE.
decliA1t nAyton. Ohio.
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1865-12-15

The Collector of Internal Revenue for
Montana Territory, in a letter read at the
Treasury yesterday says; The product of
the gold and silver mines Of that territory
for the year 1865 will be upwards of sl6,-
100000. In 1862 the territory was awilder-
ness, uninhabited, except by sayages.
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1865-12-15

4 EGAL NOTICE REUBEN LANTz WHOSE
ia residence il unknown, ~ notified that Abby
LaniE' did on the 25th day of November 1865 die
her petition In the office OF the Clerk Of the Curt Of
oinmon Pleas within and for the county of Mont
gomery and state OF Ohio, charging the said reubcn
IAo,z abandonment ami % neg eot q dutyto.
ward said Abby Lants and asking 10 be divorced rom
the sail Reuben Lanth, which petition will Il tnd for
hearing al the Anril term Of said court
Deeembe' 2. ls6S. ABBY LANTz.
ADAM CLAT, Atty. dec2wot
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1865-12-15
Sontheast Market-honse.

NoTICE.-ALJ THOSE WHO SUBSCRIBED TO
~ the Southeastern NJ srket house are hereby noti-
ned that their fn amount Of suhscnplions are now
due They will please call ut Philip Waltz's, Treas.
BY order OF the Board of Directors,
decIId2taw4t r. ATTT,I So
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1865-12-15
Turnpike Election.

nNHERE WILL BE AN ELECTION HELD AT
j. Early's Hotel in West Ale xandria, on Monday
the 9Th day OF january, 1860, to elect 6se Directors
OF the Dayton and Western Turnpike Road Company
10 serve for tho ensuing year.
December ., 1865, A. DUNLAP, Prea'L
decIi-W3t
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1865-12-15
Notice to Bridge Contractors.
SIXTH STREET BRIDGE,
.. - ao-rf CITY OF DAYTON,
AUDrrOR's orroE, MoSrsOrERr Co. o., !

AUDIroR's oFnoE, MoEraoAERY Co, o.,
DAYroE December q, 1865
O EAbED PROPOSALS WILL BE RBOEIVED AT
- the Auditors Office until Monday, January l.,
1865 ~ O'Clock, 4. M by Joint Committee. com
posed Of Marcus Bosler, John Butt, and John Won
eldorf, Bridge COMMITTEE of the city OF Dayton, ard
James Applegate, Committee appointed by lhe
Board OF Coun y Commissioners.
To bulld an iron bridge across the canal on Sixth
street, in the city Of Dayton, as iolowsi ~ feet
inches in the clear, with side walk ono side five
feet in width, supposed to be sixty feet In width
more or less Bids to be made by the single iost
Each bidder IL also required 10 present and bid upon
his own plan and specifications The Comm ttee re-
serve the right to reject any or all bids II they think
proper. J. W. DIETRICH, Auditor
MARCUS BOSLER,
de sdaw2w fef Chairman Bridge Com.
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1865-12-15
Hannah Alice Dreamer 1oo,r, !, =
Court OF Common Pleas
OF Montgomery % q.

NoFIoE -.
70 the Probate Court Of Montgomery Co. Ohio.
Dennis Dwyer, Adm'f erwin FOLEY, decd,
Mary Foley. widow. Daniel Foley OF the State Of
the State Of Massachusetts, Mary Foley intermar-
Iied with John Barrett OF Cambridge city, State OF
Indiana, John Foley OF the State OF indiana and Cor
neus Foley OF the county OF Montgomery, Ohio
and the unknown heirs Of said William Foley. decd
are hereby informed that on the roth day ofse pem.
her, 1865 said administrator filed his petition n the
Probate Court Of Montgomery county Opio, the OBJ
jeet and prayer OF which petition is to obtain order
ao the i3th day Of January, 1866 70. the assign
ment OF dover Of Catherine Foley, the widow Of said
william Foley, deed, and for the sale al the follow.
ing real estate situate In the county ofeheby in the
State OF Ohio, Ofwhioh the said deceased died ssised
to wits b..
The south halt offhe west hall Of tic south east
quarter of section No township g. 3, rrnge east,
containing forty acres more or less, TO pay the dsbts
Of said deceased. E ftNl tI
DENNIS DwYRR, Admir-
9atw oiWm. Foley, deed
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1865-12-15

NOTICE In hereby giyen that petition will he
IN presented 10 the Board OF Commissioners Of
Montgomery County, Ohio, at their next Tsgulr
session, praying for the location and estsb shment
Of county road leading from the Dayton Lebanon
Turnpike to thu Centreulle Whynesville road,
commencing at the Norlh East corner OF school lot
OF sub District No. o, in Washington township, and
runni < thence east through the lands of l-afee
Rosee, Thoma Hattie d, the heirs OF J.. 5. RobenA
]. y. Wilson, n. W. Reeder, ]. 4. IL. B. simpson,
Joseph Thomas, and John p. Sears, being distance
Of about two miles. MARY PETITIONERS.
oet2TW6t
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. TTAonMENT NOTICE.

A TTAonMENT NoTIoE. Ng
h'GsS sa.ln:t s,s'sF BEFORE 9 " Mossr.
AndreS Mahaaie J. T. Of Jaakson TIP.
and Abraham Bell. montgomery O9s' "
ON the Gath day OF October, A. d. lsas, said JUS.
tioa issued an order Of attaahna~n' In the above
action, for the sum OF Seventy four ara and hv.
three cents, it1t 63l Otse set for hearing Deoem,
Der IS, 1888, At 10 O'Clock A M
Nov q, 1865. HENRY sTAVER
noySwlt
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1865-12-15

A fire In Pontiac, Michigan, yesterday
destroyed $4,000 worth Of property.
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1865-12-15

MARY Jane Metherd OF Logansport, in the Ooup.
Nk " Of Caas, and state OF Indiana, In notified
that PANEL Metherd did, on the 23d day OF october
1865, file his petition m the 0fce OF the Clerk Of the
charging the said Mary Jane Metherd with adultery
with one John Houser, and asking that he may be
divorced from the said Mary Jane Metherd, which
1865, OF said Court.
Dated this 4th day OF NoVefnhar 1896. Civ
A. CLAY, Atty. DANIEL METHERD
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