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'Rala5ier anj Farrar.

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BURNING OF THE MISETM
LETTER FROM MIR. DAitSUM.

NEW foEK, July Il, .Sf1.
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DIR. j. IURD'S
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The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-03-17
IHE DAILY EMPIRE.

A MIssIoSARY's ADvENTURE WITH CAM
BALs.--An English missionary, who de-
scribes life In New Zealand In the last num-
Der Of "Hours at HOme,p relates an Incl.
dent that occurred 10 him on one of the
South Pacific Islands. While ON cruise
he touched at a small Island for fresh food.
fruit aud vegetables, 0fthese he obtained
a full supply and was about leaving, when
a chief asked him II he would like some
flesh food. Says the missionary: Think
ing that doubtless he had hogs, said. Yes.
He gave quick glance around him. as 1;
he were looking for messenger, and singled
out and called to a fine young lad appa-
rcndy about eighteen years of age. The
boy came and stood before him; and before
! was aware of what he was about TO do.
and having my back turned to him looking
at tho fruit &C. heard the sound of q
heavy blow, and looking quickly round
found the still quivering body of the boy
laid at my feet with the words, 'IIcvi ano
te kaig Us that food sufficient for your
Horror stricken, denounced most bitterly
the deed, and leaving all the provisions be-
hind on the ground, returned sorrowfhlly
on board"
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-03-17
superior Court, Montgomery
County, Ohio.


george W Stewart and Lydia Stewart, his wtfs,
go - ~. 0pdinsf ID. ...rr aE# D..
william Halienback, ofMontgomcry, county, Ohio
SolOman Hollenback, OF Elkhart county, Indi-
ana; Daniel Hollenbeck, of Berks county, Penn
sylyaniai John Sheets and Sophia Sheets, his
wife of Boone county, Indiana and - Right
noyer and Catharine Rightmoyer, his wife OF
Berks county, Psnnsy ylvanlai ....'.
w I'LL TAKE NOTICE THAT A Pc
,rtrIQS was 1led against them on the list day Of
March, A d., 1886, in the Superior Court of Mont
yomery county, Ohio, by George W. stewart and
Lydia Stewart his wife, and is now pending,
wherein said George w. stewart aud Lydia stew
1T demand partition Of the following real estate
- wit: Situate In Montgomery county. Ohio and
described as follows; viz; Being In lot numbered
t1irty-t8o t32), in tho town Of Farmersville, aud
t"t u the May term of said Court, the said
g -ors- w. Stewart and Lydia Stewart, will apply
for az order that partition may be made of said
promises GEORGE w STEWART
LLLL LYDIA STEWART. T L
geo " M0YER, Atty for Petitioners d
mar 20tH
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-03-17
gfgal.
SHERIFFS SALE

Thirty Eight Acres of Excellent
Bottom Land on Partition.
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-03-17


DY VIRTUE OF AN ORDER OF SALE
issued by the Superior Court, within and for the
county Of Montgomery and to me directed / will
offer at public sale at the door of the Court House
ON SATURDAY, APRIL IA, 1906
at O'Clock Z. NJ the following described premises
state Of Ohio, being seventeen and quarter 1TL<)
acres or Of the east end, of the said above des-
cribed ghty six S acre tract of land; comrnenc-
ing ut Stone south 80 deg ~ sec. west 392 poles
from tie sou th-easL corner Of said 80 acre tract
thence north, deg. IS sec. west 81 poles 10 a
stone thence north 81 deg 10 SEQ east Al poles to
stone thence south, leg Is sec. west CAB poles
10 a stone; thence south 50 deg 80 sec. west 39s
poles 20 a stono; to the place Of beginning-con-
tanning seventeen. and One-iourth (iTk) acres of
land IN town :, range O. in same county being part
ofthe 80 acre tract of land conveyed tow e. Lowry
by samuel Beardshire and bequeathed his wife by
deed January 1 1874.
ALSO--rhe following described land In frac-
tonal section lS town . range 0, east in Harrison
township Montgomery county, Ohio, and des-
crbed rs follows, to-wit; Beginning at a stone.
l2T poles west of the south east corner of the
above described 90 acre tract of land. running
thence north 80 deg 30 sec east II 0 poles 10 4
stone; thence ,outh 40 deg Is sec west 3i4 poles
thence south ~ deg. u sec west 10 poles; thence
south Al deg. W ssc, west 7s polk thence south
% deg 10 sec. west ~ poles to stone thence north
n deg. IS sec, westi2e poles witness a sycamore
three feet in ameter. eorner-tree; thence north
~ deg. wost 3IB poles to stone; thence north %
deg tS sec east IS poles n stone tO the place OF
beginning, containing HIS acres of land being 4
part OF tho 81 acres OF land, conveyed TO William
1. Lowry by Jacob Houser and Mary his wife, by
Iced dated January 10 1855
Said two tracts of land have been appraised az
follows, to-wlt The TX acre tract at SIS 20 per
acre and the N 10 acre tract ut $45 70 per acre /;
neither can sci for less than twothirds Of the ap-
praised value thereof
TERMS OF sALE.-one.thrd oashi one,thlrd
in one, and one-third in two years. Deferred pay.
mentS 10 be secured by mortgage on the premises
and to bear interest from the day of sale.
o. g. II, DAVIDSON sheriff.
L / Na,-
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-03-17

wn Moists Guardian, Case, No $40 sups.
sarah D Moist rior Court
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-03-17
WmL TAKE NOTICE THAT A Pc
SSARAu +. RonnTNs. WHOSE ,ls ,REsI. 4

SARAH f. ROBBINS. WHOSE RESI-
DENCE is unknown, Is notified that Joseph r.
iob 'ns did, on the 29th OF I3nuary A. D 1906 nle
Montgomery and State of Ohio charging the said
sal th h. Robbins with adultery with one Aaron
NI''ns aud also with divers other persons uu-
kuuun To the petitioner. and asking that he may
n" iyoryed from the said Sarah e. robbins, which
ps. ton will stand tor hearing ut the next term OF
sat Court JOSEPH y. ROBBINS
- BELvfLLE. PitG7s Atty febS Stw
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-03-17
NOTICE. Is UFRERy CIvEN ruATt

htye this day sold my entire stock Of Clothing and
Gents Furnishing Goods 10 J. r. Strauss a Bro,
hOlesale Clothing Merchants Of Cincinnati, In
retiring from the old stand, beg leave To return
my sincere thanks 70 my numerous patrons and
and would respectfully solicit for my successors
the same liberaIity so uniformly rendered 10 INC.
Very Respectfully r. KLOPFER
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-03-17

A feminine quadron was brought before
the Ereedmcn's Bureau ON Friday last. at
Nashville, for having selected for night
companion certain white Individual. She
was fined five dollars. On the trial it leaked
out that her companion was a member OF
the State Legislature.
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-03-17
CLOTHING BELOW COSqy

THE public are Informed that the undersigned
having the stock of Philip Hopper, 82i Third
street, and desirous OF making room for u new
stock viii sell articles their line cheaper than
thoy Can be bought elsewhere In the city. Mr.
kl0pfer will remain with US short time. 10 in
trOduco his old friends aud 10 settle Outstanding
debts f-l J. p. STRAUSS a BRO =
IeblT-lwd-4tw
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-03-17
Divorce Notice.

NOTICES HEREBY GIVEN THAT,
toe Mont tgomery County, Ohio. will apply for q
Divorce from my wife, JANE CLEGG, Cause,
THOMAS cLEGG
Feb 10, 1895. '. f'.7T febIV Nw
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-03-17

Ana Everything In ths way Of
House FeraIshing S!OOds. .I.lEi
3g 500 DIXON F0RGY & co.
o1t l4i3m DAYTON, OHIO.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-08-26
PARTY NAMES.

The Chicago Republican gives the follow
ing definitions of party names in use now.
For the the benefit of posterity We sueloin
the list, which bids fair by daily accession to
swell into iexcography
Repmblicaa-A name applied to its own
members by the party which before the war
opposed lie extension of slavery, during the
war upheltf the Union, and since the war sus
tains the Congressional policy OF reepnstruc'
tion.
Democrat.-A name applied to It's own
members hy the party which during the war
touk part in the rebellion at the Soith ana
opposed tie administration of Mr.. Lincoln 81
he North. aud since the war ,sastatns the
policy of President johnson.
National Jnion--A name applied to its
,wn members by the united party of Repub'
icans and War Democrats who duriDg the
var sustained the Administration and the war.
Naiionft Jaien "A name applied TO lis
,wn member bs the party recently formed at
Philadelphia BY the union of -keppbllcans
Who support johnson, tx Democrats aud ex.
rebels. :.
Copperhad-A name applied by Repnbll-
ANS and v ar Democrats TO those Northern
I Democrats Who during the war opposed the
var for the Union. especially IN It's snt'
slavery features.
Black Eepulicaa-A name applied BY
| Democrats and rebels to Republicans.
Conner johnson Pirty-A name applied by
,epublical TO the mixture OF Copperheads
md rebels who sustain the President
fsread. aud. Butter PdHy--in alltision 10
sandal 8 atement that none shall eat the
residents bread and butter except those
sho sustain his policy. name applied to
tepublicans who take Office under pledges te
support my policy :,
Republican $, and by Republicans tp those
no favor Q a extension OF the suffrage to the
solored IRc@- ~ .s
! Ps1rre Democrats disciples Of Val
andigham and Ben. Wood.
Besides this we have in Iowa kangaroo
> srty, in Nj ssour q CiaytaaI, IN heltucky q
Conservative and similar local partiesi IN Other
| States.
Parties whose principles are unsoand, anc
which are controlled by passion rather thar
| Judgment may fiud a use for slang tpethet'
| in ..whippipg in their doubtful friends ant
| sIlenclng By mere ciamor their nnconvincee
opponents. The epithets "Aboli'onist.
Black Republican" Mud Sill, t'Disun'
isnss.,' Sc, were for years used. in tbs Va,
sto deter Democrats from voting for the Re
publican party. The orthodoxy of a Demo
crat was impeached il he styled Republican
ny any courteous or respectable epetHet. By
the gain that any political party derives iron
he use OF such epethets IS short lived, and II
more than ofsetby the atmosphere oflpassior
and impetuosty which is impaired its ar
sameuts and councils. Political truth vii
secure more stable faith ON the part of it,
| friends, and viii make more progress among
,s opponents, REPRESENTED in the words o
ealmness and wisdom, than if obseqEed y,
epe thets which teach nothing, convince no
sJ ny. and only disgust those whom they aim
| To convert.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-08-26

Tux Committee who published call few
DAYS since for Soldiers and Sailors Cons
,en,;ee. DO meet at Cleveland on the Eth
of September. have appointed themselves
orators of the occasion. These gentlemen,
who are distinguished for what they failed to
do during the war, desire an opportunity to
enlarge upon their virtues, and a. their con-
duct, both military and civil, is SO well known
TO the soldiers of the country, that they can
mot get an invitation to address any respect
able body of men, they have, with few o
"a, j." satellites. gotten up the CLEVELAND
Convention. and intend themselves TO do the
bl.,viug. Their career as soldiers IS too vel
know to deceive any true soldier.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-08-26

Unio1, or take precautions against tho re-
newal Of the rebellion they have just subdued,
by amendments to the Constitution or other.
wise. i means that the loyal men WHO com
ouered rebellion must submit to be governed
by rebels. The men who have put forth thil
Philadelphia platform which the Appeal ens
dorses so strongly, are as black as mtentght
with the guilt Of treason, and hope to effect
the overthrow of the party which saved the
Union, and crowned their unworthy heads
9TH honor and power. s
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-08-26
The foalovins item Of news is from Michi-

The following item Of news is from Mich
gan:
saFco. Hcaass sEhits, sssst esssiw futhe
Presidential party, has arrived at Detroit, and
rerort, that rhemberso Of The diYacnatif corps,
the Cabinet, and Gen. Grant and Admiral
Farragut, will be Of the party that will yisit
Chicago September 9th.
1t is to be hoped that proper Arrangements
win be made for presenting the President to
the neople both at Detroit. Chicago apd otis
or cities along their proposed route, for it is
feared by many that Moses, who i so OPP
posed to egosism will not crafty his admirers
Who will shroug to hear him speak. As the
nation is so anxious to hear few words from
the .sProphet's" own lips, this would 'ndeeo
h. . misfortune and disappointment But
unless .ome measures are taken to bring him
before the people, his modesty and oppon.
,;o, a. exotism will keep him in seclnaion and
,s,;.nsn. and few will be permitted 70 gaze
on his features.
A convincing proof of the modesty o.
..loses,,s IS seen in his recent speeehi where
ba nae. the nominatve pronoun ~. seventy
times. and the possessive my thirty three
times, objective tine twelve times, AMI the
compound ..my' ten times. This is a ut DIS
co,rse for the modest text with which he
commenced, Il am as much opposed TO the
indulgence of egotism as any cue, Lea
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-08-26

EARGINAL E0TIcE--To E9vard DiIiop defendant
" yon hereby notified tNAs there |. tosr Cd ne In
the Cierke ofee si the Ussrict Court III Lee Qniuty
Iowa, Ut Rsoknt apettion or Hiram Barney ella ming
jndsM~nt Asliass yvs. Edvard MIon sor fh@ lur al
III Hundred Dollars upon yonr mortgage made to Chas
Mason. rpsn tho following described premi.es 10 va
Lot ten Block eli ghty five (s5lin M.scns Lover Al
As'cn 10 Mrehuk, In LIE County Iowa and W arair.t
yon praying for tbs oreelo.ute of said rngv The
isle Of aid preises eed OF all iuteress OF s.d def
ansin',sns n ply Of aid debt the eItiosusnneaf Il
al equity Of redempfien. and for general relief
wow you must appear ard said etit,tn hy noon
of Tbs SEC end day II the OF said C.nrt
held on The second Monday OF September 1896 or udg
nent viii hs he'd thsr elm, prx y~d for by dessrit
sC1Tr now ELL,
jy2I-d attorney for piaintff.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-08-26

~ RiGIAAL NorfCR-Tos BiHir q, Lnoiuaa BIZ
~ hngs. Anna wsltsr. q Backing ham. wua II
kegh er CO.. Duvsii. Rogers Go B*vne. Ssntsrs
Co, Vim Ra5dirk. II Wood sard, Rachael Lynch, w
Lynch, william EDWARDS, urch. Il Barfsas,
ntrin. &C " Reed, w q D~P.a- Cott-Hse rrsy III
VI Turp-r, ASST nte. Ae Edwsri. Iarrtr, IahE'
y grit Wesley III lit. inn VI Rankin. rno Nernu@
Whitney, executor. kes, Nd Hne Hugh Kennedy, n
ga stead aud :, Sarah aai Dasg.eity Clara EaS
dick. Eliza RutGiek, .xeeu;ffr, Kate Kitile Asera
ANY Ruddiek, Mary Raadiek. May RuddIek, ltfs~
Rudilek, and Jessie Ruddtk Geferdsnis
You and each Of Yoa hereby Dot fed that thereH
Ole In the Clerks nfce u the District fosftS.
Lee County. IoFA, nj keakak petition Ia .euity.a
John rtrsT sss1nst Jon. cisning iG mert azarEa
ycus Billings upon saur ree rrorfssory NOTE nv
sna vent Ae Dsliss 49, Isl ten PR Mt inter.
fst kBd .EsiI~t sill sad deiebdsnts PRAYING for tbs
Foreclosure Of certain ortgage made by SAID fi
bpgv paiuif dated 18th j. ns 1853 upor the " y
II Section tw.uty ~. and the u Of q section
sixt efs~nsstr a1ty-sx {e6 Rang Ave 51; Also tn
stS;f4 va T., T9n-.. a. y ST. 49, -4s.,e ~
i6l AL In Len Costaty fsua Alsa prastna oftssoxs
closure Of = certain inism living mortgage nsde ~
Ab Hiilinss 70 II II idtnz. parts Of Lots
ard In Block thirteen iiR keokuk, &c County, Iowa
khb DIV the Al h@r. prorrrtr. gsvn
the notes Therein named and raid petition Trsy- for the
sle cfAh sid isnis and tots Hsisfy said eiAr the
exngri-hment of the equity Of redemption and for gfn
eral relief And the raid II Bfdtng Ii hcrebr notified
that ~ iniunntioa hiss heep allowed In ssa ss restrsr
ing him Foia sa'iyfn g eanceiiing said latter mar
gage made 10 bun. s5 fes.51sfst
And yoa must eseh atrear aud answer said petition By
noon of she SECOND day of the term Court
70 te held At Reokuk, en- the second Menday Il Sep
tenb<r, 1866, or Judgment prayed fr viii Be had
therein, III. sEGTr HOW'LL,
jsTd piaintia'- Aitornss.