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REGISTER OF IMPORTANT EVENTS
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Carriage Factory
THE PKOPRlETOR de,
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The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1865-12-11

TNhls PhEfAhAfIOh 10 UNEVuAbEp 40
i keluyenator and kesIorer OF wasted OF iheri
iuncuons -. at..--. -. -, =. -
|, The aged should be certain TO MAKE me blokrene
hous9hold god, lnAqmnen ss ~ Will y ndsr lnem
yontnfnl IN ieehng ana IN erenBtn, ana enhDle them
TO nVeoYefaghn the aays OF thelf pristine JOY, IL
not only ezhnhfates put Pnd IL really an
nyauAnle olessing, t espsela p 70 th9se % wno nave nave
& =, viii ac Al ancs
and forever.
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gegat

OMALL FARM ONE MILE FROM MIAMI5BURG
y AT MASTER COMMISSIONERS SALE.
Joseph Lambert, No. 1908
n.rrs, Tores ct. al hGRrSS%ST{ saSS%Sr GoaT SSs"
Pursuant 10 an order of the Superior Court Of
Montgomery county, Ohio. made in the above en-
titled cause, and to directed, will offer at public
Aue ion at the door of the Court House, In the city
of Dayton in the County and state Aforesaid, on
SATURDAY, JANUARY 9Th, 1865,
betweAn the hours Of one and four o'clock, p. M Of
said day, thsoilowing described real estate to-wit,
Situate in the County OF Montgomery and State of
Ohio in Section 81 Town 2, Range o. East, &e., begin
nlng at the W. corner OF Wm. Grows 60 acre lot
IN said section and running thence last 81 chains
and 60 links to the channel OF Bear Creek, thence
down the channel Of said Greek, 3. 3So E. chains.
thence s. $50 r. cAans; thence 3. 24o E. ohains
thence g. 500 E. chains and 90 links TO point IL
chains and so links south OF Welday's nne; thehce
parallel with the east and west line, the section
line thence n TO the place of beginning containing
twenty 10 or acres and Ss.lOO ga S6-1o01 -7 "a q
Also part Of the same sect on begnnn ng at the
g. E corner OF the above described tract; thence
alouR the east line thereof TO the north line OF
said trael thence east for quantitys thence parallel
with the frat mentioned line to the south line OF
said ira st: tn aOnJ the said line TO the place o
beginning coR tanning 1--WE acres. t
Said land has been appraised Al Sf5 per acre, and
cannot sell for loss thsn two thirds Of said apPrais
ment. a.
Terms OF sale, cash HaH
W. II. BELYII,LE,
Master Commissioner Montgomery Superior Court
ADAM CLAY, Atty. noY5O-dz&"A
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1865-12-11

BY the steamer Hibernian, which arrived
at Portland on Wednesday, with dates to
the oath ult. we have one days later news
from .Eurnpe, There had been a fearful
storm on the Welsh coast, occasioning many
wrecks. Stephens, the Fenian Head Center,
had escaped from confinement. The British
authorities were still keeping strict guard
over the Notifications around Dublin. The
cattle disease was said to be increasing in
England.
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1865-12-11

Yesterday resolution was offered in the
Senate at indianapolis, providing for the
amendment of the constitution striking out
the XIII article. This article prohibits the
immigration Ofcolored people, and Furnishes
those who may employ them. The vote
was tie, thus defeating the resolution.
The post-ofiice and other public build
ings at McGregor, Iowa, have been de-
stroyed by fire.
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uAvINe HAD rHE NxpERIENoE IN LnARN-

HAVING HAD THE EXPERIENCE IN LEARN
ing tho exact wants of this community IN cloth
ing, and having met with success while here,
have therefore located myself permanently Daytet
ansime 10 establish. trade which will warrant
fnfther success, and satisfaction to my customers.
respectfully call the attention OF my patrons and all
who may desire TO buy their winter clothing, 10 my
present stock being satisfied that goods would ad
ordered TO be made up MY entire stock OF Winter
Clothing ear Ter than usual, when prices yet ranged
low, and am therefore enabled 10 offer Inducements
70 all those who may favor me with early call.
My stock ofclothing comprises the following ar
tcles, VIE:
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In the blvouac o { life.
Be not like dumb driven cattle
Raa hero in the strife.n
General Santa Anna.

a correspondent of the New York Jour
nal Of Commerce, writing on board the
United States steamer Powhattan, st.
Thomas West Indies, November 10, 1865
says of the Ex-President of Mexico:
Last night we went TO q grand ball at
General Santa Annals. He Is very fine
looking old man of seventy years, and talks
very much like Daniel Webster. On leav-
ing his house he gave us all a present, as a
memento of our VISIT
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sHERIFFs SALE OF REAL ESTATE.

SHERIFFS SALE OF REAL ESTATE.
my virtue Of and IN obedience to an order OF the
Il superior Court. OF Montgomery County, Ohio,
,r seil at public sale saturday the Twenty nth
day of November, 1865, at the Court House at s
o'clock p NJ, the following described premises situ-
sted n said County, being 10 the South West quarter
IN section No thirty four (34) township i've tb),
RanSa Ave tBl Rast, beginning at the South East
corner Of a lot now owned by the heirs Of John 4.
Bsehtol, deceased, running thence North twenty
rods 10 corner stone; thence East twenty rods
10 a corner stone; thence South, twenty rods 70
corner thence West twentyour perches 10 the place
al beRinninR containing three acres more or less
sald promises have been appraised Al twelve hun
dred dollars and cannot sell for less than two-hrds
OF the appraisment. 80, A.. -. -. :,
one third in two years. back payments 10 bear inttr
est and 10 be secured BY mortgage on said premises
OG. ii. DAVIDSON, sherin.
e. TsokRsos, ATTY. oetso"4'W
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1865-12-11

A train on the Peoria, Pekin 4 Jackson
Vile road was thrown from the track on
Saturday last. Several were badly bruised
and burned. The baggage car was burned,
together with the mails and express pack
ages.
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1865-12-11

Blessed is the man, who has no brains, but
brass in abundance, for he shall be the Ia
dies favorite-Selahl
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THE DAILY EMPIRE.
You Will be Wanted.

Take courage. young man. What If you
are but an humble apprentice--a poor, neg
lceted Orphan---a scoH and byword To the
thoughtless and gay, who despise virtue
in rags because of Its tattcrsY
Have you an intelligent mind, all untu-
tored though Il be? Have you a virtuous
aim, pure desire, and AN honest heart
Depend upon IL, one Of these days, you Will
be wanted.
The time may be long deferred. You
may grow to manhood, and you may event
ually reach your prime, ere the call Is
made, but virtuous and pure desires and
honest hearts are too few aud sacred not
10 be appreciated---nOt TO be wanted.
Your virtues shall not always be hidden
your poverty shall not always wrap you
about as with mantle-obscurity shall not
always veil you from the multitude. BE
chivalric ia your combat with circnmstan-
ces. BE ever active, however small may
be your sphere OF action, IL will surely
enlarge with every moment, and your in
fueuce will have double incitement.
"In the worlds broad field Of battle,
In the bvouac o life.
Be not like dumb driven cattle
Beahero 10 the strife"
Work on, for surely you win be wanted
and then comes your reward. Lean upoi
the sacred verify, I" have never seen thu
righteous forsaken, nor his seed begging
bread.n Never despair, for the lives of goot
men abundantly show that often when thu
clouds are blackcst and the tempest j
fiercest, and hope is faintest still smal
voice will be heard saying, "Come hithe
you are wanted"
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1865-12-11

Blessed is the homely man, for the girls
shall not molest him; yea, thrice blessed is
he, for when he asketh lady to dance she
will answer him saying. IL am engaged
for the nextset.n
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1865-12-11

Congress was not in session yesterday,
and we have no news of Importance from
Washington.
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1865-12-11
FIVE THOUSAND DOLLARS
PAID ON TWO LOSSES IN F,
THIS CITY WITHIN THE oi
PAST SIX MONTHS.

Among all the contrivances Of men to protect the
family circle from want none % found more sim
pie character noble In Its features, certain in
it's results, than Life Insurance. 1t is the prop which
the dying husband leaves to
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1865-12-11

The population of Iowa has increased at
the rate of 10000 annually since 1860, and
about 1900 since 1868. Proper allowances
and retiiications show the total population
of the State now to be about 775,0O0
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1865-12-11
CEOAKINGS.

Superb Stock Of Cloths Tor Men and Boys Wear;
Elegant Cloths, for overcoats; General Stock
OF Notions, bhawls and OloAks; White
Goods, large stooki Lace Collars and 10
Embroideresi Balmorals, Rtery
large hnei Bradley's cele-
krated Hoop Skirts,
Ac., &C., &C. II.l1f
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ULMER,S
SPRING BED BOTTOM

The advantages Of this Bed are:
1st-lt is sinnie and easily understood.
2d-Any person put them up. il being only
necessary 10 saw the slips the right length and
screw is to the Bedstead.
Sd-For comfort ease and elasticity, it is not
exceled by any other bed bottom
&th-,o easily got out OF repair-it is dura-
Bile. and will last life time.
5thWill tit any bedstead. by merely adjusting
the end If the Stats and end strips, q frame not
being necessary.
htii-You can arrange the head so that il will
be higher thun the foot, and when in use is per
fectlv noiseless.
! 7tli--Once on Vermin will not live in them,
the vulconixed rubber driving them away.
Sth-Only one mattress is necessary.
sth-They are the cheapest and most durable
bed bottom in the United States. Price from IS
| to ~.
| No person is asked to pay for Bed Bottom
until perfectly satisfied they like them; If not
| they taken out without finding a word OF
| fault.
| orders can be left at " r. Rowe, Main, be
| tween Third and Fourth Streets Is. Andrews
Fourth. between Brady aud Perry streets
| All Bed Bottoms Of my putting in are warrant
ed for three wears
| REFERENCE.
j. W .sHRrRv, Y. H. Row., j. s. Sxlr4
B. ANDREWS, J. ). BRowS, q. KRUx,
}. J. HuMrHREr. Rev. Nh WNsoR. j. SHIELDS
1 And more than one hundred others h thi
| city.
! lam prepared to NIL oil orders for these Bee
Bott ms ia scott county or Clinton, ON shor
notice
G. W. CLARK,
Cd Fifth street, between Harrison aud Ripley