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~ y q ? undersigned desire 10 return SascT'S
thanas 20 FH0S. CLEMMlTT and the men q Eisrr<is-
mand, Company c, Richmond Fire Brigade, Ser Esssst.
siperhunan and urtring eNertions in battling E ees
sTrbe conhagrati0n Of Monday last. Too za1S eaH.I-
tude cannot be expressed balieye that ;. a.
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THE LATTE FIRE.
LIST OF THE OWNERS OF THE BUILDINGS
DESTROYED.

We subioin list the owners of the real ef;ate
destroyed during the late conAagraton in this city,
and the value of the property respectively Owned
by them. We DO not claim entire accuracy fer the
list, although it has been compiled With much care
1t is impossible TO prepare perfectly correct list
As railroad propert. is not taxed By the State,
the valuation of this class of property does not ap
pear upon the books Of the Commissioners Of the
Revenue. 1t is therefore not included IN this emu
merstiOn- For the same reason, the State ArmOry,
Hsbrico Court Reuse and Jail, are lso omitted
It is proper TO remark that the annexed figures
represent the assessed valuation of 1860, which is
always below the market value. In a few days we
Win enesyor TO publish full list of the merchants
Rho were nnffeIera By this RIeat calamity
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Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-03-11
ThnrnnnrurnrAIdress.s.

II is with blush Of shame and wounded
pride, as American citizens, thatWe lay be.
fore our readers to-day The iuansural ldress.
rs Of President Lincoln and Vice President
Johnson But we cannot hide the dishonor
done to the country we love BY holding these
documents from publication They, there
fore, must 20 forth to the country, such rs
they are
The pity Of Il, the pity Of il, that thus a
dividing, suffering nation should neither be
sustained in this crisis Of its agony 10y words
OF wisdom nor cheered by words Of hope, bat
Knocked in It's calamity by prose parody OF
John Browns Hymn from the lips Of it's
chosen Chief Magistrate
The pity Of il, the pity Of IL lhat the life
Of ths Chief Magistrate should be made pre-
cions TO US by the thought that he nj least
excludes from the most august station in the
land the man Who deGled our chief council
chamber on SATURDAY. With the spewings Of a
drunken boor ~ y World
We don't sec wherein even Andy john
son makes the life Of Lincoln ''precious." "
II Mr.. Lincoln sees tit to dic, we will
cheerfully risk the results, whatever they
may be. We hope that we have not here
in committed treason 10y "imagining the
death of the King"
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-03-11
PETIrIoN FoR PARTITION.

Mary Huber vs. George Huber, Jacob Huber, John
RJHuber, Martha Huber, Alice Huber aud Ann nj
Huber. fIr.
Court of Common Pleas OF Montgomery county
Ohio. In Partition.
~ EORGE HUBER, OF the State OF Illinois, Jacob
W Huber, oi 81, Joseph county, Indiana, John b.
Hubse. Martha Huber, Alice Huber and Ann E Huber
all Of Montgomery county Ohio, will take notice Thai
petition Was flej against them on the 10th day of
January, 1865, IA The Court OF Common Pleas OF
Montgomery county, OHIO, by Mary Huber, and Is
now pending, wherein said Mary Huber demands par
htiOn OF the following real estate, lO-Wii: situate in
the county o Montgomery and state Of Ohio lot No
$3.50, on Wmehrenners addition 10 the town Of Miam-
isburg, IN san county pist of which s recorded in
Plat Book A, page 10 Of the records OF Montgomery
county, Ohio; and that AZ the term OF sad Court
the SAID MsrY Huber will apply for order that par
titiOn may be made Of said laemises
MARY HUBER.
AbAH CLAT, Attorney. la2Iw6
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-03-11
TerrIhIe neslIImtIon.

The want and wretchedness which have
ensned from the desolation Of the Valley
of the Shenandoah--th "Ganlen of Nir-
ginia"--by the wholesale destruction Of
mills. barns, and property of every de-
scription, is sufficient to cause a thrill Of
horror in avery breast, which this ruthless
war has not steeled against the ordinary
impulses of humanity. A statement has
been published by the Ladies Shenan-
doah Relief Association" of Hagerstown.
Maryland, with Wow of obtaining relief
for these unfortunate people. But the
Freedmen" whom Republican philan-
thropy has beggared as elleetualIy as their
cruelty has impoverished the white people
of the Valley, engross public sympathy,
and the white women and children will
probably be left to perish.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-03-11
ARRANDALE s. co, Ma ufa ctnr.
erA' Agents.

No. 1877 BROADWAY, NEW YORK,
Announce that all the above list OF goods will be sold
for OFE oLLAA each,
In consequence OF the g-eat staRnation of trade in
the manufacturing dis'ruis Of England through The
htynq cut OIL the supply Of cotion,e large quant.
OF vaiuab e Jew elry or .nay Intended forth- Eng
iEh market, has hesa sent oil for sale in this country
AND NUT Bk kOLD AT ANY SACRIklCEi I'm
der these circumstance, ARRANDALE& a co. act.
ing agent, for the principal European manirfrtur.
ers, have resolved NJ on a GREA ATfGIkT DISTRI-
BUTTON, su Ieet TO the following regu Atom
Certificates Of The various articles ,are first put 10
envelopes, sealed mp, aud mixed and when ordered
taken out without regard to choice and sent Ly
man, thus giving all fair chance. On receipt Of the
certificate, you Will see what y Ou arr To have aud
then u at your option 10 send the dollar and take
the article or not. Purchasers may thus obtain a
Gold Watch, Diamond Riag any set Of Jewery
on our listfor OSE BOLLaR, arf..H ~
SEND TWENTY-FIVE GENTS FOR CERTIFI.
r-, ..Hff GATE. HFtT
In al transactions mail We shall charge Tor for
wardiag the Certificates, paying postage, and dong
tue business twenty tive cents ea0h, which r.uHt 10
inelosed when the Certificate is sent Tor five ceT
cates will lie sent tor ST. eleven for e. Ddry for Co.
sixty. i've for $40, and hundred for Sl5y I'D
AGENTs,--We want aeentH In ewfy regiment,
and IN every town AN county In thB COT ntry, and
those act ng such will be allowed EN- cents Ou ev-
cry Certificate oriefe for them pro ided Their re-.
mittanee amounts TO one dollar Agents will collect
twenty hve cents BY every Corhcais, ahS remit Rf
teen cents tous either Ia cash postags ttamps
ARAAhDALE a. C0.,
ie2adzW tS7 hroadwayi n. y.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-03-11


Marlborough, died on the 9Th inst, OF typhoid
pneumonia.
Gen. Lidey, an Old and prominent citizen
Of Perry coonly. died a fcw days ago. lie
was jackson Democrat, and once member
of the Legislsinre. ...
A lady by the name OF Loehner, passen-
ger in the stage coach from Columbus to Cir
cleyille, died last week, in few minutes after
she reached the Pickaway House.
The Mount Vernon Banner predicts thst
George W. Morgan will be the next Demo.
cratic candidate for Governor Il is unwise
to assume prophetic power II one chances
to forotell what is TO happen, he will find that
when the prediction is verified, everybody
knew what was to be quite as well as himself.
On the contrary, IL he fails, these same wise
acres set him down as fool
An exchange, of last week, said that Andy
johnson was very ill., When the particulars
Of his Illness trans 5ired It was found that he
was simply i'll behaved.
The Lincoln Postmaster at Lick Run Ohio,
has run away The Mount Vernon Banner
thinks ait would be blessed thing if few
more Of the same sort would follow his ex
ample, in order that honest men might fill
their places.
The receipts OF internal revenue for the
month Of February we're over twenty.one mil
hons of dollars.
1t is said that farms can now be bought in
Pike county, Missouri, for one hall the prices
asked for them one year ago.
The New York Times, Lincoln paper,
says "heavy and rapid fall in gold would
sweep the business OF the country like a hur
rieane.'
There was eight inches of snow on the
ground in Iowa on the LIST. "....
Henry Idle, a daguerrean artist WAS muir
dered in Newark Ohio, on Tuesday night.
Six persons have been arrested, charged with
the crime.
The negroes we're thick in the Capitol, In
auguration day, aud Saturday night we're
numerous in the White House, to the exclu.
sion Of hundreds and hundreds of white Re-
pubcans, who had come hundreds Of miles
10 see tue scene, Iue crown hoOuL lnt hlhte
House was so great that the whole block, at
one time, was filed with white men, and
women, and negroes, unable to get in.
Congress must have voted away, this ses.
sion, 81 ,OOO,O 900 in paper money; but
what is more sad, it has voted away thou
sands and tens of thousands of acres of pub
lie lands, which will be useful long after the
paper money.
Ex-senator John p. Hale, of New Hamp.
shire, has been appointed Minister to Spain
The President has issued proclamation in
accordance with the laws of Congress, giving
deserters from the army notice that if they
do not return in sixty days, they will forfeit
all civil rights as citizens ofthe United States
Andy johnson has not been seen in Wash
ington since Inauguration day.
The trouble 10 the gold market is said to
have been caused by nn inlimation of the new
Secretary Of the Treasury, that the true policy
for the country was return to a specie basis
as soon as possible
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-03-11

According to newspaper writer's, the reign
ing monarchs Of Europe, in spite of the pres.
ent peace, have au uneasy time of it, The
King Of Prussia is not liked by his people j.
the Emperor of Russia is in constant dread of
assassination from the hands Of some venge
full Pole and the Saturday Review has the
following about the Emperor OF the French
Even now, with AN apparently confirmed
dynasty and a supine people, when the elect
OF thirty five millions is seen dragging "A two.
horse drag, like private gentleman, TO the
BOis, he is under the anxious and studied pro.
lection Of the police Those two Young men
in fashionable attire, cantering little ahead,
are police agents; that middle-aged gentleman
riding with a lady, some fifty PAGES behind is
another small knots of apparent loungers are
on the watch along the ride, aud an armed
force would start up at the frst sign of sus.
picion or alarm
When ball was given to the Emperor and
Empress at disting embassy, the list
OF invitations was carefully revised by the Pre-
feet or his sub, who, not satisfied with having
some OF his people stationed in the ante.
chamber, insisted on cards of invitation to en-.
able others dressed and decorated for the
purpose) to mingle with the company. When
the Emperor honored the Baron de Rothschild
by joining a shooting party at his chateau, the
entire establishment was placed under strict
surveillance during the preceding fortnight,
and when his Imperial Majesty took the field
the neighboring country was like besieged
town.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-03-11
From Washington.

TnE CLOSING SCENES OF coNGREss.

THE CLOSING SCENES OF CONGRESS
The sharp contest in the House upon the
Winter Davis Magma Chdrtd amendment to
the twenty millions omnibus bill was
magnificent scene. Winter Davis
immoFtAlized himself by his stern resistance
to military lawlessness, aud his vindication of
Magma Ohdrta The Democrats of the House
then stopped the supplies, a Ia the
Barons of Runnymede, twenty millions
fifteen millions OF which was pretty
much stealing They reasoned that Civil
Liberty should not be sold for twenty mil
lions. The Republicans had crowded into
that Omnibus about all the stealing of the
session. The Democrats wonld allow no vote
upon IT, unless it was accompanied with the
restoration of Magma Charta 1t costs the
Republicans fifteen millions of stealings, to
keep up military lawlessness year longer.
It was proud scene, and proud day for
Civil Liberty,
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-03-11

superior Court OF Montgomery Co., OHIO,
Case No. 1894. In Partition.
IN PURSUANCE Of and IA ohediotca to, tho com
inand Of an or,ler of sale made by the Superior
Court nf Montgomery County Ohio, AZ its February
term, 1866 thereof and the writ issued 10 by the
Clerk Of sais Court To said case, will otler a Iinhic
Sale, IN the prenlAfs on faik a street. Ia Ma-hing.
ton iown@hip, ul sad county, on Monday, March 81
1867 at o'clock r. NJ, of sad day, the following
real estate, to wit;
Situate IA the county OF Montgomery, and state OF
Ohio IA section (d SIX, township ~ tao, and range
(5) five NJ RS bounded rs follows: On the north by
lands OF Danie Garrison on the west by lands OF
Emanuel y. Gebhsrt, on the south by lands OF
William Ma Swel and Abner Kelsey contain ng Go
acre cf anl, more or less, comprising all TIE lands
ned by George @, Metherd mo decea-ctll in his
lifetime in Montgomery county, Ohio Less " acres
lot now owned by Dani Garrison, and ~ acres lot
now owned 10y Jacob RrOss, and u tract containing 20
acres, sold BY GeorgH G. Mehar tn Jacob Faith, by
decd dated ON o. nOOut the lpth nay OF November,
1850, which lanas, on ie-suryoy, are more particu
ularlY described as follows
Part OF the southwest quarter Of section No. G. town
No. = and range No o, between tho M. RS, MOntgom
cry county, Ohoj beginning at the southwest corner
Of said section; thence north east 1912 poles TO
corner thence south 72l4o east 90 SO poles to a cor
ner; thence north ~, east 90 ~ poles to corner;
thence south 72o, east 72 IS poles to the middle Of
public road; thence south along said road "a poles
to aconeri thence south lh1f east sO.72 poles along
said road TO toe south lns OF sad section thence
north 72a west lbO u poles 10 the place of beginning
containing a acres.
Also part OF southeast quarter OF section No O. town
No >, and range No. o, between the NJ RS, Mont
gomeTy county, Uhio beginning on the east line Of
Jacob Faiths land bs 30 poles south Of the north linz
Of aid quarter thence sOulh GDSa, east G34O poles
to corner; thence south 70 wost 90 As poles to cor
neri thence north G9o west 63 DO poles TO corner;
thence north 10 east 6 4s poles 20 the place Of be-
ginning, containing 10 90 scre5to be sold however as
one farm.
Said premises under an order Partition have been
appraised at 800 per acre, amounting 10 SG,355 and
cannot sell Tor less than two-thirs Of the appraised
value thereof
Terms-one-thrdc cash, one third in one year, and
third in two years nom day OF sale-deierred nay
ments to bear interest ond TO he secured by mortgage
on the premises.
o q, II. DAVIDSON. Sheriff.
ApAH CLAY, Attorney. l,a5dls
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-03-11
LEGAL NOTICE

Geo. W Houk, prf, Va. Daniel 3. Barber, defendant
In the Superior Court Of Montgomery Co., Ohio
TI'HE defendant in thus in hereby notified that
i the plaintiff has filed a petiHo against him.
claiming an Indebtedness, including interest up TO
the lst OF February Is @, OF One hundred and sixty
Dollars and Twenty II Cents, Tor which plaintiff asks
decree, and that in deaut of payment thereof within
ten days, that certain land waran certificate mum
bered 6294 hearing date April I'd, 1912 end issued ia
the name of said Daniel l.. Barber, and now In the
pos ession Of said plintih shall bo advertised and
sold upon executions at law 10y the Sheriff OF sad
County OF Montgomery, TO satisfy the said decree and
the costs of this proceeding. Said defendant is re-
CURED to answer said petitOl on before the 18th
day April 1865, otherwise decree will be rendered
according to prayer OF petitioner.
lswG noUK a MCMAHON, ATTORNEYS
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-03-11
NaIuable PrOperty f0r SaIe.

DFTWEEN nov md the 10Th day Of MnrSh A. u,
ID 1850 VIII sell at private sale, lhs following prop
erly, to-wit Agood brick mouse, with six rooms sit
uate on the southeast corner Of warren aud Cemete-
hoise, eontalDing outbuildng4, &r. Also, 1--WE good
building lots between Old and New Brown streets
VIII sell all this property 10 whole or In part nv sin
glelots or more to suit the purchaser
te2ldtt L1RENZ BUTZ
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-03-11

We are at a loss TO know whether it was
the manner OF delivery or the matter Of Vice
President Johnsons Inaugural speech that
met with so much dislayor from the Admins.
trationists at Washington. II IL was the mat
ter, then it is clear that they do not wish to
be reminded OF the fact that they have been
lifted into Importance by the people, and that
the people if they will il, can send them into
deserved obsourity y.-StdteaRaM 'l . H..
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-03-11
Spring 75lrrtlon.


IN Oouncilmen. u
Mesrs. Eh' Pleas announce the name q J. A.
MlNiCK ~ a Democratic candidate tor C0uncilman
Ia the Eighth Ward AZ The ensuing election. mni0
Msssrs. Eias Please announce the name OF LAW
RENEE BUTZ, Jr.. as a csnhdaie for Councilman IN
the Eighth Ward. At the ensuing sprng election, and
oblige mas MANY CITIZENS
Street Commissioner.
Msssfs. Eif0rss Please announce the name Of B.
NLktN, as a candidate tor Street COmmisai net ~
the ensuns Hpnng election. He viii ssrysthe public
ie27 MANY CITIZEN1.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-03-11

A late London Times-a paper which
Republicans very much delight to quote,
when it utters anything that pleases them
has an article on the war which our peo-
pie might study with profit to themselves,
if they would give it the consideration to
which it is entitled. 1t says: ave have
no thought of frightening the Americans
into peace--nay, the danger is as much
ours as theirs but, il tho war proceeds,
it will one day come to such a pass that
neither we nor they will be able to say
who are the real rulers in that vast conti-
nent, and who are the men whose power
whose vengeance, or whose wisdom we
have to watch" The Times expects the
cOnvulsions OF the war "to bring forward
military adventurers who do not depend
on either Washington or Richmond for
their resources or their plans, perhaps not
even for their authority" Tho Times
smiles derisively nj the vain hope of fools,
who, having surrendered the most invau-
able of their constitutional guarantees, ex-
pect to recover them when the war is over;
and concludes that, "as the Americans
have already sacrificed liberty for Union,
they may shortly find that they will have
to sacrifice Union for Empire" That is:
"they will have to sacrifice that free, vol
uutary Union which their fathers framed
and died for, in order to raise power
which shall sustain itself at any cost. and
hold its own against all comers" But it
is idle to waste time in admonition, so
long as the majority of people belong to
the class who will learn nowhere but in the
dear school kept by experience They
will be taught in due time. 4A
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-03-11
DAYTON PETROLEUM COMpANY

TNHE Subscribers 10 the capital stock OF the Dayton
i Petroleum Company are notitiea that election
will be held for Directors Of sAid Company, for the
ensuing year. the lth OF April 1860 AZ the office
Of John Howard son, Dayton, Ohio, at O'Clock p
NJ. JOHN W, TURNER,
GEORGE W. SHAW,
II, q CORWIN.
WILLIAM DIXON
GEORGE NJ. DIXON,
n'R4w4 COTpOratOrs.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-03-11
Wine Plants, Grape Roots, etc.

7 HAVE for sale the genuine CHINESE WINE
L PLANTS, Grape Roots, EVergroena OF Superior
quality, shruhbery Of every description, Fruit and
Shade TIE OF all Yarietiesall ofthe very best u1si
ity Address through Post ffce, or al my prem'ses.
and viii call Immediately. GEORGE SAY.
iesd2w Corner Ludlow aud First streets.
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Through tickets eau be had for all Rastern Ci i4s
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