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The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-04-21
NOTICE.

A LII ern-keepers In the County of Mont.
"A gomery, in the state of Ohio, who reside in the
city Of Dayton or In any of the towns or villages,
or within one mile hereof, In said County Of Mont.
gomery, VIII take notice that the law regulating Y
tayerns requires them TO obtain from the court of
common Pleas of said county license TO keep
tavern. This act has for the past few years been
WHOLLY overlooked and disregarded in the county
nut at the present term of the said Court was
given in charge to the Grand Jury by the Court MS
repaired by law. and the Gi and Jury directed 10
prevent any person found to be keeping a tavern
IN sara county within any city town or yillage or
Witnin one mile of any city, town or village in
said county, without such license.
But conceying the violation of the law In this
regard TO grow rather out of ignorance of the law
thAn out OF "A disposition to avoid and violate IL
ana no complaint being made before sail Grand
Jury no one was presented As the law will be
strictly enforced at the sitting of the next Grand
Jury. take this method of notifying the public OF
the requirements Of the law, and OF the fnct that
tue Court OF Common Pleas Is now in session and
VIII continue until Wednesday next the 96th INST
~ thn mean time persons desliing to avoid tho
penalty or the Laws had best avail Themselves OF
TINS opportunity TO procure license Persons who
mAke IL business regularly. aud whenever call
ea upon to supply travellers with entertainments
lor compensation. and who are notoriously known
as furnishing such supplies, are tavern Keepers
Wwlihln the statnt :, and subject t0 its penalties
fhiS notice Is published by order of the Grand try
oo,o.. WAHREN MUNGER JR
,asvuos,hH Prosecuting Attorney
journal copy and charge County Comm issloners.I
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-04-21
The Empire of the West.

The Albany Argus of Thursday remarks
The northwest has interests and senti-
mcnts of its own. II cannot remain much
longer In pupilagc and subsection TO the
narrow policy ofNew England. Its people
are beginning TO assert them individually
and to look 10 their own interests.
Even the Republican papers discuss the
question of free trade; and 1t will not be
long before the masses Of that section win
rise in u body and demand the emhncipa-
tion Of commerce, and the termination Of n
system of monopoly and obstruction,
which is now the great incubus upon in
dustry, and the chief source of corruption
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-04-21
Advice TO the President.

The New York Herald strongly advises
the President, If he would carry out his
policy to a successful issue, to remove the
radicals from the Cabinet, and from all
other positions in his gift 1t says:
'The time has come when he ought to
strike. The people will admire his courage
rs they now do his patriotism and the re-
an overwhelming majority at the next
elections to his support. Delay will look
like weakness and be dangerous. Decision
and firmness will save his Administration
and the country
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-04-21
NOTICE. IN PARTITION.

John K%nier etal 10 the Superior Court
william stibleton, eta Of Montgomery Co., Ohio.
NJoTICE Is hereby given TO the following named
l n defendants IN this ease to-wit: william Stib-
Teton, John Stibleton and Jacob Stiblcton of Peru
Indiana, George Stibleton, OF Jefferson COanty
Iowa Henry stlbleton, (aged 49, Of Montgomery
county, Ohio, Mary Kemp, (aged 14) John Kemp,
lsged lo2 George Kemp, qged y and Jacob Kemp,
stibleton widow OF solomon Stbleton decreased on
Montgomery county, that a petition wins nled
against them by John KOhler and Mary Kohier, his
wife Samuel Stibleton and Jesse StbletOn on the
10th day OF April, A ID 1896 In the Superior Court
Of Montgomery county. Ohio, and Is now pending
wherein the laid petitiones demand Partition 81
the following real estate, to1wlt; 4 frar..
Three acres of land Ia the south part of the
south east quarter OF section (eb town a. range
l5l east SC. bounded by beginning at a stake IN
Walther IIemstetter's westline OF "a poles north
of the south line Of said quarter and running
thonce with Hers north line south 8To west 20
poles 10 "A stake In John Meyers east lne; thence
with said east line north 3le west "a poles 10 a
stake; thence north 81 east 20 poles 10 stake IN
said west line south 34o east n poles To the place
of beginning being the middle Tot OF the tract Of
ten acres sold 10 Jacob Stihlet0n by Edward
Wampler, out of which Is reserved right OF wRy
~ feet Wide along the whole length Of the east
line of the tract hereby described Tor the use and
eonyenienee OF aud as IN appendage ~ tho lot iin-
mediately north of said tract fl ....5 + \
AT the term OF said Court next after the Xplfa-
tion OF forty days IRON the Ming OF said petition
application Will be ma,le by the said petitioners
Tor an order that partition may he made of said
promises. ~. HOUK 4 MCMAHON,
Attorneys for Petitioners
April 20, 1886 H @ a2i-dtwawBw-83
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-04-21
GontIemons' Furnishin0 lGoo,ls.
NOTICE TO BUILDERS.

AUDIToR's OFFICE, MERCER County, 4
cELISA, ONO April 49, 1865.
GEALED PROPOSALS Tor the building or n
~ NEW GOURT HOUSE in Celina, In said
county VIII De received at this Office until the 18th
uhy OF May a. u. 1896 at 10 O'Clock A. NJ Bids
VIII be received for the whole work or for fur
nlshing the stone brick. lime and sand and LAYING
Nhs samei or Tor the carpenter and Joiner work :
Plans and Specifications can be seen at thIa
9des ,,l, irom and alter the hrst day Of May next
right TO reject any and all bids and each hid m ust
pe accompanied by bond In the sum OF 30 per
cent OF the amount Involved. conditioned that The
thelr contract or contracts II The same be awarded
70 him or them, and for the faithful perfOrmance
OF the contract on their part rr''''''
SETH S. SNYDER, County Auditor.
JOSEPH MAY , Commissioners
uEohnk MYERS, aiSdtt
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-04-21

Putnam County, Tennessee. Is literally
ruled by lawless organization Of ruiilans,
who set at defiance the laws of the State.
A small detachment Of troops has been or
dered to be garrisoned there Gin. Com.
The United States, Washington City, Dis
trict of Columbia, is similarly ruled, by a
lawless body in Congress, who set at def
anee the Constitution itself "a small de
tachment" of ballots will garrison on them
at an early day. ,.-.
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-04-21

tn B-Letters received in Paris from Mex
leo speak of the extravaganza of MaXimil-
ian. who has bestowed fabulous sums upon
the Empress, and expends $4,000 a day for
travelling expenses when he makes tour.
One of these not very remote days the in
solent Austrian adventurer will discover
how truthful it Is, that
"Uneasy is the head that wears crown"
any where, whether on the other continent
or this.
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-04-21

are numbered among the New York de-
tectives. The robbery of the millionaire
banker, LoRD, in an afternoon, of 81, ,5O0-
900, was first arranged by them. All the
thieves had to do was to walk in, accord
Ing to direction, make the grab, meet the
outsiders at AN agreed-on place and ar
range for compounding with the foolish
old victim.
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-04-21
Spttial Aatifes.

MAERIAGnLaND oELIRACx, an Es-
say of Warning and Instruction for Young Men.
Also, Diseases and Abuses which PROSTATE the
vital powers, with sure means Of relief Sent free
OF charge In sealed letter envelopes Address, DR..
Philadelphia, Pa. aisdawsm
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-04-21

eST-Of the present attitude OF the Presl-
dent the Cincinnati Enquirer appropriately
remarks:
1t is by no means certain that the major
ity of this Congress even desire either the
restoration of the States or the reinstate-
ment of the Constitution; and until this Il
made clear, to Judge of his conduct by their
rule would be an act of great and manifest
injustice TO him. If they areas their acts
South as conquered provinces, while he Is
for their rehabilitation, tbenr rbeand they are
at issue upon the most important question
that can arise--a question which involves
the very nature and character of the Gov
crnment for all time to come: the political
free-agehcy of vast body of people and
their descendants, and the Constitution 1t
self III fr4gvaT H-
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-04-21

Migratory labor Is active in Georgia.
A Mllledgeville paper says that fully 5000
negro men, have within two weeks passed
over the railroad from Putnam and adja-
cent counties for the West. They have
been induced to leave their employers on
the promise Of higher wages, although
their contracts had been ratified by the
Freedmen's Bureau.
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-04-21

A CoRK SHp.-TThe Mobile papers report
the arrival ofa great curiosity at that city, a
vessel made entirely of cork, which Is
lying at one ofthe wharves. That she will
never sink may be true enough, but the
Other claim of the Mobilians, that 'she viii
last forever requires some proof f.g
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-04-21

a ex-senator SUMNER has prepared reso-
luton TO expel Senator McDoUGALL, for
improper conduct and language in the
Senate Chamber.---MR consclencePN sim
proper conduct and languagep' How can
the Massachusetts harlequin frame an ex-
pulsion resolution, on such basis, that
win not properly include himselff
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-04-21

a. The grain aud fruit prospectsin the
region about Alton, Tll., and the wheat about
Shawneetown, are highly promising. -
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-04-21

fThero IN many n true word spoken
In Iest,o said gentleman TO his friend who re-
marked that s'tifeen ba eiIs ARE gaOd, bat
RObaCHs nro bctter.y
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-04-21

Gg- Immense frauds on the government
have been lately detected In France, by to-
bacco smuggling. No less than l9SOO0
pounds had been thus brought in, in 1863
'G4, '65, by which the Imperial purse had
been cheated out of over amillion of francs.
Forty-seven persons were found guilty,
and sentenced to fines amounting to ea4,-
600, and to terms Of imprisonment varying
from three TO six months. ,s
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-04-21
ayew Adusrtis
JAMES KELLY,

UndefsoIiters' Agent, Dayton, o.,
rs prepared to take from Five Hundred to Fifty
V Thousand Dollars $500 TO $50 000) In ONE RISE
securad by One Foley OF Insurance.. a21d1m
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-04-21

EB-on Monday last a tragedy occurred
in owcnton, Ky. Two men, CoNovER and
SAMuELs, between whom there had long
existed serious feud, encountered ehch
other upon the streets of that place. I'm
mediately upon meeting, CoNovER drew
his revolver and fired. SAMUELs fell to the
ground. CoNovER then advanced upon
him, and, placing the muzzle Of his pistol
to his head, fired again, the second shot
scattering SAMUEIs' brains in all directions.
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-04-21
General Cass.

The editor of the Lacrosse wisconsin,
Democrat, who is now in Detroit writes as
follows: .|.lI.
General Cass is still alive, though his
family have gathered here In daily expec-
tation of his decease. The General Is now
in his elghty-iourth year He passes most
of his time In sleep, undisturbed. At rare
intervals he wakens up sufficiently to ask
for some of his old friends, who are sent for,
generally asleep again. His disease is soft
ening of the brain"
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-04-21
Important to Stone Masons anG
rd PAYERS.

SEALhD proposals for grading and paving " i'm
riith and Wayne streets, will be received AT tie
City Clerks Onice, City of Dayton until the even
ing OF me soth instant, when the saine wii be
BY order OF City Council 'U
,s,, JOHN U. KREIDLFR.
"'ouo City Clerk
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-04-21

B~SUMSER. of Mass, who has on more
than one occasion. charged that the South
ern slave trade was still actively carried on
between Southern ports and Cuba--instead
of between African barracoons and B ston.
as Of yore-has been officially branded us II
falsifyer by IT,. ). Consul w. T. MINoR at
IaAana, who Las written to Mr.. SEWARD
that "his statements are without founda-
tion in fact" The Conusl General also
writes tllnt "such case can not be made
out even for solitary individual" But
what does such driyelllng calumniator as
SUMNER care about being 50 branded! Itis
matter of wonder that he is not again
paradlng himself before the world as the
second time victim TO the "cudgle of
Southern Slavery" US in the BROOKS farce |!
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-04-21
o. e. TILLsoN, m. D., 1
PHYSICIAN & SURGEON

Respectfully tenders his services to the citizens
n' u Dayton and vicinity. pi1
OFFICE No. 33s Third street arst door west of
Court House RESIDENCE, No 81 Sixth street.
0etween hhin aud Ludlow. h apr 6.smd
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-04-21

tB-The capitalists and business men of
Cincinnati have ut last taken active steps to
have direct railroad connection with the
South The line, already partly in opera
ton, will run from Covington, through
Lexington, Nicholasville and Danvlllc,
KY thence to the East Tennessee and
Georgia Railroad, at Knoxville, and on TO
Chattanooga. Tenn.
At a largely attended meeting at the
Merchants Exchange. on Thursday eve
ming, the sum of S55S,5 800 was subscribed in
n brief time, Of which $4,000 was by the
Cin, Ham. & Dayton road; $4,000 by the
Dayton & Mich; 100000 by the A. & CT.
West; 100000 by the Lit. Miami; 100000
by connecting roads at Columbus. and
$4,000 by the indianapolis IL Gin. The
highly important enterprise, long in con-
temptation, is bound to go through.
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-04-21
N o TICE q.

xAN A AUsDAL & co, HAVE AD-
and w, LAKE, dating from FebrnarV 10
iotos tGus The business under the irm name OF VAN
AAOs5poIAL, HARMAN \ Co, viii no continued at
NO "a Main street, Dayton. Ohio. ~
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-04-21
Miss Julia Nelson,

Together with a host of talented artfst.s ,hus
FORMING combination that can mot be exceiIed bv
any Theater in the West W
The Company having been selected with great
ladies and gentlemen ""'""
Miss FRSnie Pierson pr,ns no,n
Comedenne. from the Plttsburg Opera House anu
Cincinnati. A"'"'or'
Mrs. r.. M. Post. from the Eastern Theaters
Miss Kitty BioomeR, from the plttsburO
Opera House. Ai'''""fs
Miss Miss F. Carbon. late of Pixies Opera House.
Mis- Miss Emma Moor. late Of Pixies Opera
mr.J y. Wesley TiIl, the famed and talo,t-
ed young Trugedan, and Leading Man rom
"ood's Iheater, Louisville, Ky.
Mr.. Geo. HadcIIff the popular and gavor
lte comedian, late of Pixies Opera House, Cincin.
mr.. w. N. PRrteIIo a, the fayorite and nm.
uiar ACTOR from Woods Theater, Louisville, Ky
Mr. 4: mengher. the popular Young actor
irom the Nashville Theater. '~'O''
Mr; J. IL. Byrne, the talented young actor
from the Louisville Theater. "0''i'
Mr. y. W, Shannon. the ponpIsr ao,o,
from Pittsburg opera House. sT~Ir ""''''
Nj =. q. Kyle, the popular Young actor
irom woods Fheater, Cincinnati. '
d. NJ. y. NJ; MuIry. the popular actor, from
Mr.. q u. Lewis, from the western rbsa,or.
First Class Star Talent, ia engaged To anne.r
and during the season will be prodpced in pIrsnId
ssuccesslon all the leading novelties or tho day
pesues the legitimate standard plays.
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-04-21
ra-sereral OF the hlgh-toned. moral. rc-

eT-Several of the high-toned, moral, re-
ligious, refined radical negro organs are
greatly shocked at the "coarseness" OF
President JonNsoS's late speeches; they
are dlsgusted at his vulgarf,y and distressed
at his lack of refaemenu Those model or
gans are too exacting In their standards of
elegance. They should be more charitable.
Charity is one Of the crowning virtues.
IL II ''cOvereth multitude of sins" surely
IL may hide the lamentedyet not criminal
defect Of early education. They should
ever bear In mind, when inclined to eenso-
robustness, that ANDY JOHNSON was "only a
tailor" when he started into his manhood
career; that the first lessons In his alpha
bet he received from his own model wife I;
that his sign manual was then what he has
been making of late X-"his markI'
And, especially should 1t be kept serene
in their memory, that ANDY, at no time,
has had opportunity to study in those
schools Of classic elegance, purity of style,
and refinement of diction which ABRAHAM
LINCOLN and "PdrsoR Broaonloto" were so
highly favored with. Because ANDY can
not reach their standard of the higher de-
gress In elegant ordtory, can not, like them,
Gull from bountiful language the purer
and politer phrases with which to deck and
polish his orations, why not be charitable
enough to remember how few were his
early advantages among the books, aud how
fortuitous circumstances, with their iron
rules, have intolerantly prescribed him
from the society of the polite, the cultiva-
ted and the christian.
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-04-21

ChlIdren' S Cabs,
Of every quality, from the finest TO the more com
mon grades.
All Goods delivered FREE
Bk1B- -CnstomeTs can leave their Market Baskets
az his store and they will be delivered at their res
licences FREE. so0ltr
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-04-21

His stock Of FANCY SOAPS Is large and elegant
lie keeps the largest stock of FISHING TACKLE
n this city-Joint Rods, Reels, Hooks, Lines, &c
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CHARADES.

No. "a.
Ny first is part Of the day.
Nv last conductor of light.
my while to take measure of time, is
useful by day and by night.
j. w. Mac.
Is.
NY first is in hat but not in bonnet.
nv second is in wasp but not in hornet
Nv third is in tarc but not in break.
Nv fourth is in strait but not in lake.
NV fifth is in tin but not in gold.
Nv sixth is in heat hut not in cold.
Nv whole is girls name. CARRIE
No. 26.
nv first is a necessary article of food
nv second is drinking vessel,
Ny whele is fewer.
No. %.
- IL. :. : p"aannn,
Nv second is found near the water.
Nj whole is not small. q. Il d.
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= straps-Artieles worn under the
boots of gentlemen made of calfskin.
a child was run over by wagon
three years old with pantalets on which
never spoke afterwards.
The publisher of newspaper out
West, III the first issue Of his journal, re-
turns thanks to those who loaned him the
pecuniary means. and TO Heaven that there
is no law IN the state enforcing impri.on-
ment for debt.
Recently Western editor complain
ed that his poverty was nearly exposed to
the world. A pickpocket relieved him
of his purse, but unexpt ledly and consid-
erately refrained from saving ANYTHING
about the contents,
a man recently broke of mar
rage engagement because the lady did not
possess good conversational powers. A
henpecked editor commenting upon the
fact, says, "He should have married her
and then refused her new bonnet to have
developed her powers of talk
! RAILROAD ACCOMMODATIONS. The
Portland Press learns that il is contemplate
ed next month to put Oh a night express
train between Boston and Portland. over
the Boston q Maine and Eastern Roads. to
leave Boston at p. NJ, and Portland at j
+. NJ. 1t is also contemplated to connect
these trains at Portland with boats to and
from Bangor. Wing.
MIR. Zephirim Pierce of this village
4 discharged soldier who has suffered from
sun-stroke. wandered off from his home on
Saturday. and is supposed to have gone of
in Il deranged state toward Bangor. He i.
about twenty-eight years of age; his height
about live feet eight; weighs about 100
eyes, hair and moustache, black; was well
dressed in dark coat and pants. aud had a
considerable sum of money about his per-
son. Information Of his whereabouts will
be thankfully received by his friends Adj
dress This Office " aterville MaH.
OUR CONGRESSIONAL DELEGATIoNS.-
Speaking of the delegations in Congress
from this State, the Hallowcll Gazette re-
marks that they are all true. nnhinehing
/ Union men. who will not hesitate in the
performance of their duties in upholding
the interests and honor of their State, and
struggling for the hest welfare of the whole
country in this honr Of agitation. Maine
has not n weak or doubtful man in Congress
hut on the c1n.rar; has sent a9mc Of the
best men the country produces lIhe
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.4NSUely 10 -ZnigWaS, &C., tn
WINNER. s.

.4NSUe3y 10 -ZnigMaS. &C., IN
.lumber s.
ENIGMAs.
%. The United States of America.
30. The Martyrof our Country.
81. Abraham Lincoln.
81. \. X. Sawyer Editor of the L. \.
80. Mind Your own Business.
Ans. by Hjno Q. Nrd, A. +. E., Stella,
Pussie, Carrie, Addie Morrill,. Hattie, II
A. b. s., Lizzie Frost, A. \. J.
QUESTIONS.
Sleep is temporary suspension of the
functions of the hemisphere of the cere-
brum.
We dream when the intellectual powers
are not wholly suspended.
We are dr0wsy when we vawn.
We cough when there is an irritation of
the throat.
We .neeze whent he inner membrane of
the nose is irritated.
Ans by Lizzie Lee.
Ashburton.-Ans.b by Lizzie Lee Pus-
sic and Lizzie Frost.
PLAY UPON WORDS.
:. Mis- Souri-AIissouri. Pussie.
9. Il can sauce-Arkansas.
10, Flora day--Florida. Pussc.
! IL. owe A-Iowa. Pussie.
l.. Knee brass k-Nebraska.
ID. |. tar-Utah. Pussie.
IA. Ida hoe--Idaho. Pussie.
! 10. Color ado--Colorado. Pussie.
/ All answered by Ii. A. b. S.
BIRDS AND ANIMALS.
:. Lie on-I.ion. Pussie, II A b 5.
! 9. 60 at-Goat.
! TO- Musk rat-Muskrat. Pusse.
II. King iisher-kingfisher, Pussic
II Ea gle-Eagle.
All answered by Lizzie Frost.
Puzzles.
3 Temple, Tulip, (two.lips) hair Chare)
and date. Ans by pussie Hjno O. Nrdl
Stella. Addie Morrill,. and Hattie
1. Joke Ans by Carrie,
). : X-EsseX. Ans by Lizzie Frost
/ 6. You are tease. Why are you cross
Ans by Lizzie Lee Carrie Lizzie Frost.
CHARApEs.
II. Darbcy. Ans by Pusse and Stella
Is Unite Unite. Ans by Lizzie Frost
ANAGRAMs.
!. Don't give up the ship.
>. Practice what you preach.
3. Let well enough alone. Ans by pus
sic, Lizzie Lee, Stella. Carrie. Addie Nor
rill, Hattie, Ii. A. b. S, \. \. J.
i. Winding not the rebel pickets, &c.
Ans by Stella, Lizzie Lee. Lizzie Frost.
@CoNUSDRUMS.
Is. Because it is tW) right in the be
ginning. Ans by Pu'sie.
II. Because she had head sent her
lead Centre.)
93ls. When it squalls. Ans by Pussie
Carrie, II. \. b. sand 4. A. J.
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No. 40.

am composed of % letters ::
NV IL, 23, 10, 10, l. q, 4. IL, 10 is a
whitish mineral.
NV Is, 81, Is, /, s, - is Lake in New
York.
Nv l6, 2, 2S, 81, 10, 30 is a name men,
toned in the first chapter of Daniel.
Ny 5. Ia, 81, &c, Is, 10 is an evening
party.
Ny 81, 81, %, 10, Is, is not small.
NV II, 4, 9, is Il fruit
NV %, ., 81; 81 3, a, "A is a Territory.
My II, 25 is a proposition.
NV 20. 7, l, % we must not despisc.
NV whole is well sustained.
Dora.
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No. II.

am composed of . letters
My Is, 9, 5, Ii, Is, is the name oil
great man.
MY 26, 2, 6, %, "a, is kind of tree.
My II, 81, l., ~. 4 II, ]. /, 5, is city
in Tennessee.
Nv IS, ), -. 6, %, ., is town in
Maine.
Nv 2, l3, Is, 10, 10, is a number.
Nv -, 5, Ii. 10. IL is Il City in Utah.
Ny 4. p 6, 20, is part Of a house.
NV 3, -, 8, II, is number.
My whole is what all subscribers wish to
see.
G.. I.
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No. AZ.

No. AZ.
am composed of Is letters.
NY, ID, IA, ,, 10 is a color
My 6. 1, 9, is a measure.
Ny T., 6, l, is fowl.
Nv 10, Is, l6, is division of time.
Ny 5, 10, Is. is a girls name.
NV /, Is, 10, is boys nickname.
My H. ?. 10, is sea.
Ny Z, 6, II, 10, is a part of man.
My 8, is in Peru.
Ny whole is the name If a young lady
in Sangerville. NIFTY.