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For Sale

fNHE line Lot corner Fore and Deer streets So by II
Il feet. Suitable for stores and dwellings. WiIl
be sold on favorable terms. Apply to WIN. III
JERKS, Real Estate Agent noy23llw
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OF OCEAN STEAMERS
Nc A RI N e N EWS
PORT OF PORTLAND.


Friday, NOvem Der 60,
- ARRIVED
Steamer Dirigo Sherwood, New York
Steamer New Brunswick, winchester, 81 John
via Eastport for Boston.
Sch Annie Davis, Sprague, Weymouth.
Sch Mary Hall, Poland, Rockland
Sch Sea Serpent, Calderwoed, Boston for R0ekland
S;h Amelia, Elems, Roekland Tor Newport
O. CLEARED.
Sch Sarah Elijah tn, Kelley, New York
sen IL q nm, Parker, New York--A l. Hobson.
den.
Sch Belle, (Br) Edgett, st John, NB--J Porteous.
LAUEcHED-At Brunswick 22d inst. from s;,nn-
sons wharf, brig oil $50 tons named Sarah TI,o,npp
son.
& AT Newcastle goth iust from the yard of Merrill
Barstow & Co, first class bargue of 725 TONS nam
ed ''Neversink." She is owned by the builders and
viii rate Al for years.
AT Brewer 22d inst, IRON the yard OF Master Dun
ming brig OF $50 tons, named Rachel Coney, owned
by Palmer g johnson, and others, and to be conn
manded by Capt Coney.
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House Lots on India St., for Sale.
ENQUIRE of CONANT s. RAND,
~ 153 Commercial Street,
OF on s- II. M. PAYSON,
fortiand, Nov. II. dn Exchange Street.
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Portland, Nov, 1866.

Proposals viii be received by the subscriber until
the 25th ms for taking down the walls of the Natur-
al History Building, and cleaning and plng up the
bricks OF the same. Il FRUFUS III MO0D !
Portland, Nov, 1866. nov IL diff
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500 AGENTS TAINTED /! III u
FOR FRANK MooRE's @
+" WOnses of the Var, "

90 popular has it already become, mot one month
y yet since its first issuel that hundreds of people
are writing for it from all sections of the country
From one City alone, ~ persons have written for
this Work --could not wait for Agents. rs. d. slal
Four of Adams large size Presses are running on
perienced Agents and others, who possess intelli-
gence, energy, and perseverance, and want Profta-
Bile Employment, will find by engaging in the sale of
this Book all they desire. Many now in the field are
meeting with astonishing success. ala
For full particulars send for circular. u iIrga
~ = .s1oslai& G. A. CHAPLIN,
Room 9, pa Free Street, Portland.
nov IL d6,wtf
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! Farm for sale.
SIT

IN SCARBOROUGH, about miles from Portland.
i on Beech Ridge" (so called,) contains about ii
acres moving tlage, good Orchard and pasture and
30 acres wood and timber Buildings finely situated
and in good repair, with good cellar and cistern.
Good Dairy and convenient, wells of water
Apply to JOHN LIBBY 4th, near the premises or
WOODBURY. LIBBY, Scarboro'.
nov p eod6w3w&
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All who value a valuable head of hair and its pres
cryadon from premature badness and turning grew,
will not fail to use Lyons celebrated Katharion it
makes the hair rich, soft and glossy eradcates dand
run, and causes the hair to grow with luxuriant
beauty. Ii is sold everywhere. EQ
rts L. THOMAS LYON; Chemist, N.
Saratoga Spring Water, sold by all Druggists
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Notice to Land Holders.

MIR. O'DUROCHER, I:uildcr,i is prepared TO take
wi contracts for building, either by JOB or Inv
DAY Work. Can furnish First Class workmen1
and material OF MI description.
Residence, AMERICAN HOUSE.
- Inla street, Portland.
AWustiIen, lew aug20-d
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p. 8. C r. Railroad.

N o II L q H
TIME Express Trains between Portland and Bos
ton, leaving Portland at 600 and Boston at 90 p
NJ will be discontinued after Saturday the 18th inst
~ On and after Monday, 18TH the Evening Train
stead Of sos run.
= +. CHASE, Supt.
Fortiand, oct Q, 1866. - ocl0df = !
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STEAMERS.
international Steamship Go.
PASSPORT, Calais and St. John.
b FALL ARRANGEMENT
'ai
Y TWO TRIPS PER- WEEK.

On and after Monday October lat
@sSs-~N the steamer NEW BRUNSWICK
n, n.kAN\ Capt. L. Is. WINCHESTER, and
So 4&sAA >the steamer NEW ENGLAND,
~Capt. L. FIELD will leave Rail
Road Wharf foot OF Slate Street every MONDAY and
John. 7 500 7 - =
RETURNING, will leave St. John and PASSPORT.
same DAYS Tor Portland and Boston. 5J
c.. "A. Eastport the Steamer QUEEN Will connect for
81. Anuiews, hohbinston, Calais and New Brunswick,
otage Co4cnes VIII connect ior Machias. F.-
g. $3.50 81; oohn passengers take f. IS N. A. Railway,
Charlottetown, 2. Z. Island and Pictou. M 81; also
a. ~ John the steamer Empress for Windsor and
n;aniax every Tuesday and Friday evenings and for
Freight received on days Of sailing until o'cIk-
NJ: G. C. EATON,
#pzo-uu 81 ssl IL go. . u Agent.
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Two Houses for Sale for 81 100

Each, tI.-. Z
f44..> On Oxford street. Lots 80 by 10 feet Also
mIs tine lot corner Oak and Prospect streets, with
sA the dwelling house thereon; the lot is 80 by so
1eet fine location Also good building lots on An
derson and Cleaves streets on favorable terms. Ap
noV10d3W
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First Class Houses for Sal.

WE offer tor sale the eight first class brick houses
between Clark and Carleton Streets - ny '~ee''
These houses are thoroughly built, with slate roofs
Drick dIa1ns, anu marble mantelpieces throughout
BILE terms Apply at our Office, No. 27t Danforth St.
October 49, 1866. dit ~ q 'oNs''
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A Rare Chance tor Investment.
Lot for Sale.

= AVC IUF tcttIts - a
ONE OF the best building lots in the city. situated
~ ON the north side of Deering Street adjoining the
residence OF Gen. j. ID. Fessenden. This lot is sixty
two feet front on Deerng Street, extends back one
hundred feet; and is bounded on the east side by
street nifty feet in width, making it corner lot and
very desirable. S. Il, HERSEY
No Gait Block Com. Street.
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-07-18
The Rlao Of small Thinrs.

The Rev r.3w. TiIrdM ono ofthe ngw
United States Senaiors inst chosen by Die
Nebraska legislature, may ~ considered
the small point Of that amazingly 'ohiitici
dozen body, once the arena OF intellectual
giants--ihe Senaie. WEBSTER, CLAY, CAI-
HouN, NRIaHr BENTOs. 81. TWroE was
once elected 10 The Ohio Legislature from
Guernsey county, lie had one OF a.maior-
ity In the canvass, and that oHe amggcr.
After that he blathered about the country
as Temperance Slang -whanger. Amer
that be hcld j, clerkship iuA Washington.
Amer that he tried the law business in
Morgan county, and, @brief'' was his stay.
We next heard Of him In Nebraska, and
from there he went 10 the war as a Regi-
mental Chaplain.. Now We bear Of him IS
a Senatori Ile IS represented as 4 man OF
personal clcyerness, n fluent but shallow
speaker, and fair Radical demagogue.
Politically, eyenin tunes when the potato
crop Is almost a total failure, he would be
regarded as an ersrenelv diainuttDe escR--
ieati
When Nebraska voted for her Constitu-
tion, there were for It 3,93S votes against
it, 3,s3s. For Governor the aggregate vote
was but s,0n. Yet, from this mere town
ship or ward population, come ttco .,Seaa-
tors in a national body Iepreseptilig rs
much political influence in their votes as
the Empire, the Keystone, Gr the Bnckeye
States Fdrcel artI i.lD.i..l 9H
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Bah! = The Radicals Lose The;i
Grip!-MOre Dead Ducks!

We see in the Commercial of this MORN
ing that a full report has been made
of the two recent caucuscs of the
Abolition members of Congress. 1t willbe
remembered that the first was held pretty
much on the plan OF a Know Nothing
Lodge; and that even a niger who had
accidentally strayed IN ''to see Congress-
was summarily elected. The second was
held publicly, great deal of the proceed
ings of the first having leaked out But
oh the changel What difference be-
tween a Radical Congressman when he
thinks no one hears him, and when lie
speaks before the world
In the first caucus, STEVENS, SHRLLA-
BAKGER, LANE, &c. were awfnlly desper-
ate. They would sit all summerl The
President was II traitor and rebel-as great
rebel as JEFF DAvIsl They would hold
their sessions at the point of the bayonet
A million OF men would rush to Washing
ton to defend themi And much more in
the same frOthy style-all meant in the
Pickwickian sense, or possibly after the
manner of the famous GRINHELL.
But whea the second caucus is held these
lions all become sucking doves, mild as
shorn sheep, tame as whipped dogs; and
by decided vote it is resolved-nOtwith-
standing STEVENS and his follOwers--thai
Congress shall adjourn.
When these miserable dogs who prefer {
second civil war to the restoration of tn,
Union-after so much blood and money hai
been spent to restore it--return to thell
constituents they will find an atmosphere
very unwholesOme for their weak consti
tutiOns. uH
The fact is the country wants peace
peace on apermanent basis--and unless thu
Southern States are soon re-establishet
that cannot be. l-
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EsS'- Hon HENRY j. Raymond Is receiving
the reward Of his ihlidelity 70 the Union
party, After having made record in this
.Cong res that would disgrace the Yeriesi
Trading politician IN Che country, he was
impudent eBoaglI TO deny that he had any
thing TO say in the late Union caucus al
Washington. about the Philadelphia" Con-
yention. The newspapers which received
heir reports from members Of the caucus
are now reiteratDg their statements thai he
expressed con trftion, with greater eirenm-
stantiality, aud Mr.. Raymond finds him-
selfip closer qnarters than he likes. But
ohc alternative remains for fimZhe nust
either 90 to the Copperlieads, or take dis
tinet and positive stand Tor thepatfy which
elected hial TO COngress.---.JoNrHdl. l.l s ,
This miserable dabster III politics is get
ting from all sides, the denunciation which
his mingled treachery and Inconsistency
merit. Allright. Hit him again.
"Rrt tie his bones overtle stones,
p % lie's onfy apoor.deYi whom Dololy' owns -
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NRws InnRIEr-


1he Special Commissioner "a negotiate
tfeatics Niih the lntlistns has arrifo4at Fort
Rice Nherebe found 062 lodges, embracing
A5O0 Indian45 with whom he inlendedto
hold A council s0On. -
The total receipts OF places Of amusement
In Boston for the year ending July 4, 1896,
as retnrneu 70 the United states Assessor,
a'noq9ted t9sSOe2l2' EbOeSfi
The House Of Representatives. on Satur-
day, rcjccted the proposition TO icgalize the
bridge acr0ss the Mississippi at Clinton,
Iowa. by making il post-rOute.
!. ,1ammy Eelson, An old nsero. forlnetiy 4
servantin the Washington family, died at
.Suaolks Virginia, recently. He was ninety
four Years old. lie helped 10 cut a canal
leading nom the western margin Of the
Dismal Swamp TN Drummond's Lake, an
enterprise projected By General wabing
ton. Lrh lfI
4 Buffalo newsboy, named Vattles, had a
nail shot through bis head on the Fourth OF
July, and was only trifle discouraged.
He Is around selling papers rs usuaL "a
Sepor Miguel Embill, Mexican, has adj
dressed circular 10 the Cuban planters,
Offering TO impart a secret that will double
their sugar crops provided they will hand
over ten per cent. OF the additional profits.
Al he does not want the money In advance,
there may be something in II.
EX-Postmaster General, the Radical pa
pefs say, hOn his way home 70 Ohio, 10
stump The state forthe disunionists. ~Sac-
ce-dd-a Vnil~
Sonie voting men. while bathing in Mo-
bile Bay, We're attacked by sharks. One
was bitten in two, and then devoured. The
others succeeded IN escaping.
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"a Chiel Among Them. .

While the Radical caucus was in session,
in the Capitol, the other evening, all the
doors closed and windows 1reens secured,
aud The Leading eonspirator4 were uufold-
ing their plans, noise III the gallery caus-
ed some CONSERVATION in their guilty souls.
Several cried out, "A nIsh in the gallery
"Old 1bAD. bu-sted out G-d-m him,
bring him down here, and let's see him p
At this the Sargeant-at-Arns,i rushed vio-
lently into the gallery and seized by the
collar a gentleman, who, on investigation,
proved to be geNtiemaaof African Descent.
He was closely questioned as to how he got
in. lie replied thathe got in by the door,
that he found it open, and wanting TO sec
Congress, he waited, several gentlemen
pounced upon him, to know i' he was not
aware that this was caucus to w;io., he
replied that he Thought it was Congress
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The PhiladeIphia Convention.

From all quarters comes the gratifying
tidings, that the call for National Union
Convention is being responded TO promptly
and heartily. We learn that in the South
ern States the proposal meets with great
favor, and that the citizens OF those States
viii take the necessary steps without delay
to send representatives where they may
again be allowed a voice and hearing
among their fellow eonntrymeh. The
movement was the conception of true pa
triotism, and will be pushed on to sue
cessful result by the energy of patriotic
men everywhere. The great question OF
an united or divided country swallows
up every other. 1t is the controlling Issue
of the present time, We must meet that,
OF all the rest were as well postponed in
definitely. There is no party purpose
about this Convention. 1t is to be held only
in the interests of the National Union
Conservative Republicans have summoned
it-Demoerats have heartily indorsed it,
and it only remains for the people 10 send
their representatives to it, to take calm ant
wise counsel over the state of the country
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Get yourpainting done by 81 y p
KUHNS 81 McHENRY,

No, 81 FoURrH, STREET, bet MAiu s JeGersoa.
An Kinds 9l Eork in their line promptly attended,
highest style OF the art Ceilings cAlcimined Ia 4
superior manner, All kinds OF Sign and Oma-
mental work neatly done. mf9dIm
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The Dayton Journal (Rad.) admits that
when It charged the EMPIRE (Dem.), OF
coaseness. vulgarity aud. disloyalty are
qualities which attach y the rural districts
ia an eminent degree" ne deliberately mis-
represented the EAIPRE, that PAPER not hay-
ing said any ytbing OF the Kind. Plle excuse
the Joirndl makes for this-it says tric.-
we call Il lying, BECAUSE 1t was deliberate
and malicious, Is, that it was simply adolS-
ing the "Copperhead mode Of argument.
Tie apology is, II anything, meaner than
the Ofense ITSELF Cincinnati E'aQtirer.
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-07-18

We invite the earnest and hearty operAtion 'i
every Democrat and patriot in the woF. of thr
coming canvas. Sex uring this, we have no hes.ta-
tion IN saying that victory will perch upon ON
banners at the close Of the coInias political con
test; new -Ud Brighter era will dawn Unon the
political prospects of our country. and tie gieh
ship of state will safely anchor in The haven al
f.stmancnt Peace and Union, under tine C5nsttlt
tion, and the people OF our entire country % made
10 rejoice over the re-cst ,blishmeht Of law aHd
order throughout the laud
BY order Of the Deuiocratio Central Committee
n THOMSON, WI PATTON
DAVID CLARK. GEORUR V. .tAJERTH,
DENNIs DwYER. ..H
JUly II, 1865.
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To the Democracy of Montgomery
County.

You are hereby reqaested 10 meet in the several
Townships az the usual places oi holding elections
on THURSDAY. tho 9th day OF AUGUST, 1855, at
two O'Clock r. A and in The several " Sr'is OF me
city at eight O'Clock r. n, OF said day, OF such
places a. will hereafter be designated, Cor hc4pr-
pose Of appointing Delegates 10 attend the County
Convention Of the Democracy. 10 be held at
BECKEL HALL, IN THE CITY OF DAYTON
on SdtsrdGs, The 11th day Of august, 1856,
At ten O'Clock a ~ OF said day, To nominate can
didAtes for the several county o1cos 10 be diied -
the ensuing election.
Each Township Is entitled to = rcPte' entation o
eight, and each Ward 10 three, Delegates
At The same time and place you are also re-
quested 10 appoint Delegates TO the Demo ratio
Congressional Convention Of the Third District OF
ohio, 20 be held in Hamilton, Batter County, on
the day OF August 1866.
The AppOrtOnment is one Delegate Cor each one
hundred votes cast Tor GRoRGE W MoRGAN and
an additional Delegate for each ffy votes and up
ward N each ward aud Township having the
same by this apportonment the nnmlier Of Del
ctrafpe Is 4 f1loWs. ....... ID.
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The handsome aud accomplished widew
OF Commodore levy has succeeded in set
ting aside his Will, IN which he made n be
at Monticello, N. Y.
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-07-18

mARRIAGE AND CELIBACY, an Es-
say of Warning and Instruction for Young Men.
Also, Diseases and Abuses which prostrate the
vital powers with sure means Of relief Sentfree
Of charge in sealed letter envelopes, Address, Dr.
J. sKILLTN HoUGHToNs Howard Association,
Philadelphia, Pa. .,,,,,.tt .,...sl s, a1sdaw3m
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-07-18

A rail, few days ago, driven by the
wind into the sand beach near the head Of
Lake Pepin, forced up the skull and parts
gold and silver. The rattsman could not
find any clue by which the bones might be
identified.
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Sold by. all Druggists throughout the world
PRICE: n !:'l ONLY 50 CTS. PER BOTTLE


''TheFe Is manY "a true word spOk en-
in lest .''sad gentleman TO his friend who re-
marked that sstsreBn DacIEE are good, bnt
RObRcks are better.,, " JEl3i't
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AUmroR's ovrlcr, MoaTdqnTpy @. o.
Frame Building for Sale.

ON Saturday. 2lst inst. at two O'Clock T.. Nj, the
~ City OF Dayton viii offer at public auction, on
the premises, the frame dwelling, No. 70 Warren
street, known AS the steele property. The city
Council reserves tho right 10 reject any or all bids
ID. RIEFER,
~ g. "a. STEPHANS, - t
JOHN u. KREiDLFR, CITY Clerk. q jyI6dd
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New 'AdttttIs shts.


NEfF q BEltNE =, Manu- agtnuels and Whole
IN safe and Retail. dealefs N Stoves Hollow
Hale, NC, nave EemOveo-th -the.r SalesIoom irom 40
Ahigd stree, 10 the rooms formerly occupied, by
blowli lrtyip sol the corner of First strceT and
tne Canal where they win bs pleased to see their
friends and all who may b. IN waat OF drst mss
Cooking initl Heating Stoves w I y
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-03-28
DY YIRTuE on Az ORDER on SALE

..|i Nustf 40 oofVf nupt-
10y VIRTUE OF AN ORDER OF SALE
Issued by the superior Court within and for the
county OF Montgomery, aud TO me directed, I viii
oher at public sale at the door OF the Court House
ON SATURDAY, APRIL H. 1895.
at O'Clock r. NJ the following described promises
o-wit; situate In the county OF Montgomery and
state OF Ohio, being seventeen and quarter (t7SD
cribed eighty Six s6j acre tract Of land commens
ing at stone south 50 deg 80 sec. west 3a2 poles
fom the south,e corner Of said ~ acre tract :
stone; thence north deg 80 sec east "a poles 10
stone; thence south 4 deg 10 sec west 6ib poles
70 stone. thence south NJ deg. 30 sec west 80
poles TO stone; TO the place Of beginning--con-
tanning seventeen and One-fourth Q7hl) acres OF
and ~ town range q, In same county, being part
0fthe &c acre traoto land conveyed 70 W q. Lowry
ly samuel Rearslshire and bequeathed his wife BY
ALSO-The following described land in frac.
tional section 49, town q range g. east In Harrison
township. Montgomery county, Ohio. and des-
GrlDed As follows o-witi beginning at stone.
l2I poles, west of the southeast corner Of the
above described 90 acre tract OF land running
thonee north 80 deg 80 Sec. east T19 poles to a
thence south 30 deg 81 sec, west SO4 poles; thence
south n deg. so sec. west rs poles thence south
40 deg Is seC west 12 poles to stone thence north
Y deg. 10 SEQ, west 1913 polos, witness sycamore
three feet in diameter, corner tree thence north
S2 deg, west 81 poles 70 stone; thence north 20
Deg 70 Sec east 35.S poles to stone to the place OF
beginning, containing 81 .i8 of land being u
part of the 52 acres of land. conveyed 10 William
T. ~ Lowry by Jaeob iI3ussr and Mary his wife, by
Said two tracts Of land have been appraised as
follows, to,wit: The Tx acre tract at S75 90 per
neither can sell for less than two thirds OF the ap.
praised value thereof "a
. TERMS OF SALE.--One- third cash one third
in one, aud one-third in two years. Deferred pay
ments 70 be secured by mortgage on the premises,
and to bear interest from 70 4 the q day q sale
d j H. BAGGoTT, Aipy. -'''' mar is.dewts
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-03-28
'rHE DAILY EMPIRE.
WIT AND WISDOM.


I1i "Billy,' said benevolent vender OF food
ior stoves a. he rose from family prayers,
"is Il cold2' .n ,II TT ~
"Wery cold. father" was the reply. .
Us the cutters froSe, Bill ?" rejolned the
parent. I'HIII XII
@wery hard, father, they Is was the
n response. H
. "Ah y sighed the old gentleman. aput up
the coal ten cents peck, Billy. God help
the pOorw t.u'f iF .0ll
I.rPE PARcELIED Our.-Iord Coke wrote
the following, which he religiously OBJ
'six hours to sleep, to laws great study
ak, four spend in prayer, the rest to nature
fix" -
But William Jones, a wiser economist of
the heeting hours of life, amended the
sentiment thusi "Sevcn hours to law, TO
soothing slumber seven, ten to the world
alot, and all to Heaven" .F
The London Otol enters upon the dispute
between High and Low Churchmen, In
England, with the following; 81
RuUAfIsM. h.
by THE HUSBAND OF A RITUALIsr.
do not know, and less | care.
. What clothes parson ought TO wear
.. H..... A black dress or n white dress ....
Why should |, while cali my own
.... ono who when preaching, wears gown,
And lectures in a night dressp
Rogers, the poet-banker once said. aft |
were compelled TO make choice, would
not hesitate to prefer despotism to an
archy" "Then you would do" replied
Horne Tooke, Just as our ancestors did in
the days of the Reformation, they rejected
Purgatory and kept He'll" n
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-03-28

In PURSUANCE 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 in the city of DAYTON, on
"H t. SATURDAY, APRIL q, 1896 .
Al . O'Clock M, the following described Real
Estate to-witi situate in the city Of Dayton,
county of Montgomery and State Of Ohio and be-
ing lot No. 1881 in said city of Dayton. ..
The above premises have been appraised at one
Thousand dollars and can not sell for less than two
thirds of that amount ... ...|. ."|
The above lot is situate on the South side of
Franklin street opposite the German Catholic
Church. ON the promises is small frame house
containing four or five rooms II F.I
TERMS OF SALE.-One- third cash, one-thirtl in
one year, and 0ne-thrd in two years. Deferred
payments 10 be secured ny mortgage on the prem
ises and to bear interest from day of sale
#Le..l----L.H IL D. g. IL. DAVIDSON, sheriff
BAGGOTT Il &SIELHAMER, Att'ys. mar IT-dts