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HOUSE WANTED. With two or three com
Portable rooms, for a small family, within a
short distance Of the Postoffice. Rent paid
invariably in advance. Apply at the News
Room of the Empire. +
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Another Raid on a st. AIbans' Bank

t ST. ALBANs, VI, January 4.
The singular disappearance of Mr.. Hub
bell, Cashier of the Missisquoi Bank, at
Sheldon, Vermont, is at last accounted for.
He turns out to be a defalter in large sum.
The amount is stated to be as high as S75,-
900. ..H.f.I ..t ..
His embezzlements began years ago, but
have so been secured by false entries as to
elude observation until yesterday. ...
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= An attempt to break jail was made by
some of the prisoners a day or two since.
The attempt was frustrated by the timely
interpretation of the efficient corps of depu-
ties and watchmen, who have charge of the
''institution."
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From New York.

NhV lOiNh, oduudil y ..
ANOTHER REVOLUTION IN SAN DOMINGO.
BY way of Havana, we have news Of an
other revolutionjn San Domingo. General
Gaez is now President of the Republic
Ex-PresdentC Cabrol has accepted a mill
tary office under the government, of which
General Pedro Guillimo, who seems TO have
managed the whole affair, is the practical
head. The revolution is peaceful.
FRENCH REINFoRoEMENTs FOR MEXICO.
A letter from Mexico, of December "a,
says: IL was also officially stated, few
days before, by the Minister of Foreign At
fairs, that $4,000 soldiers were expected at
Vera Cruz, but that now only 10000 would
come, because OF the necessary stringency
of the French Treasury.
THE WEST INDIES. ......
Advices from Hayti to December n con-
firm the bombardment Of Cape Haytien aud
rout of the rebels. The place Is seriously
damaged. All the foreigners in town took
refuge on the American vessels-of-war. A
number of prominent rebels, found in the
house Of the British Consul, were captured
and shot. - ....
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-01-05

MEDICAL SocnTY.-The Montgomery
County Medical Society held its annual
meeting yesterday, The following gentle
men were elected officers for 1896.
President DIR. r. Gundry; Vice Presi-
dent, DIR. j. Davis; Secretary, DIR. H. X,
Steele; Treasurer DIR. ]. Clements; Censors,
Drs. VIII. Lamme, j. G. Reeve, y. ID. Kemp,
The following resolution was passed:
ResoiVed, That in view Of the possibility
OF cholera making Its appearance during
the present year, a committee be appointed
TO report at tlte next meetingupo the san
itary condition of the city; the committee
TO consist of four members, one TO every
two wards. .Gii,rW0i,srr~ yUnfI
The following gentlemen were appointed; (;
Second and Third Wdrds--Dr, j. Davis.
Fourth and Eight Rdrds.-Dr. J. c. Reeve.
First and Fyfth Wdrds.--DF. II. X, Steele.
SI1M 0la SeOeatA Wdrds.-Dr. L.. Jen-
nings.
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DYSPEPSIA!
Doctor
STRICLAND'S
TONIC.
DIR. STRIoKIASD's

~ ---- ToNICAs conden-
trated preparation of Roots and Herbs, Nth
antiacids and carminatives to strengthen
the stomach and nervous system. It Il 4
certain remedy for Dyspepsia or Indiges-
ty of the Stomach, Flatulency ana DebAity
tits not alcoholic, therefore particularly,
suited for Weak, Nervous, aud Dyspeptie'
persons. For sale by all Druggists every
where at$1 per bottle. g.' y
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astuuetary and GuumtrfiaI.
New York Honey rTnrket.

NEW YoRK, January T.
Money easy at per cent, for call loans 6ter
ling dun and nomlnGl at lO9@lO9lx .f
Gold heavy and lower, opening at 1I3Jz, declining
10 l42;k and closing at I45
Stocks are more active, being 1StS9% better.
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-01-05

Thomas & Beck on canal below Third
street, are offering superior inducements to
persons wishing No. article ofwood and
eoaL.n l..I...mI .nH ian4-lwd.
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-01-05

iaesY- No lady should be without DIR
TowNsLRY's INDIAN TooTHAcHE ANoDYNE
In her family, III she has children that
have the tOOthaehe IL will cure them. II any
Of the family have scurvy on the gums ft
will cure IL. IL some of the cousins have
diseased gums, rendering their mouth very
unpleasant, IL will cure the disease, and
render the gums red and of beautiful
color. '
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E4- Take Blokrehe and dSfy Fever and
Ague. This glorious vegetable tonic forti-
fles the system against intermittents, cures
dyspepsia, puts the nerves in order, clears
the brain, sustains the constitution, and
restores the lost vigOr of any and every
organ. Depot % Dey st., MY Sold by
elf Druggists.
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HOUSE AND LOT IN OARROLToN AT MASTER
III COMMISSIONERS SALE.

HOUSE AND LOT IN CARROLToN AT MASTER
III COMMISSIONERS SALE.
Daniel LeiSh.Y's admir-. Plu( Case Ne. am,
EliuA Martin. :, al Dsn.. ~'N'sSSsTy oosE. SDP'n''
Pursuant 70 an order Of the Superior Court Of
Montgomery County, Ohio, made In the above entitled
cause and 70 me directed, will ofIar at Public Auc-
ton Al the door Of tho Court House, in the City Of
Dayton In the County and State Aforesaid, on
SATURDAY, DECEMBER 80, Is65,
BetSeen the hours Of and O'Clock p. NJ OF
said day. the following described Real Estate, VIZ
sltuste IN the County Of Montgomery and state Of
ohlo-Stnais and being in the Town Of CArrOlton ali
o. lnlot numbered hty-seven tS on the plat OF SAID
Said propeUy has besn appraised al u OO0 and can
not sell for less than thirds Of sAid Gppraismept
Terms Cash. WILMER n, BELVILLE,
Master oom'T Mont q Superior Court.
Move ber Is, 1855 noV25Wst
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Certainly; PLANTATION BISrFRs will do
1t when nothing else will,y Melancholy,
Depression, Hypochondria. Insanity, all
spring, more or less, from diseased stom-
ach, aud this PLANTATION BrrTKRs Is sure
cure for. There is no mistake about 1t /;
Dyspepsia, Hefdache, DuIlness, Ague,
and Low Spirit must. yield TO. the health
giving and efial iRfluence Of the PLANTA-
TIoN BITTERsf If you are IN donbt, make
one trial and be convinced
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Election of Ohicers.

UNHE MONTGOMERY COUNTY AGRICULTURAL |
II SOCIETY will hold la annual meeting for slee- /
ton Of otncers Al the Court House, HAT0RDAN tho |
gTth Of JANUARY, 1855. deczT-dAWt
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STATE BOARD or AGRIoULTURE. - The
State Board of Agriculture held its annual
meeting in Columbus on Wednesday last,
and elected Messrs, Nelson J. Tumy, of
Pickaway; James Fullington, of Union /;
t. 9. Jones' ofDelaware; VIM. McClung, of
Miami, and w. T. Grier, Of Lake, as mem
bers of the Board. raf'Dr r...-..
Mr.. McClung was subsequently elected
President. We learn that nearly the entire
Board, which is composed OF the same
gentlemen as last year, are in favor holding
the next State Fair in Dayton.
The Montgomery County Agricultural
Society was represented at the late meeting,
by M. Eells, Esq, Of this city. ''',
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Coal for steam purposes at Thomas &
Beck's on canal below Third street, very
low. jan4-1wd.
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-01-05

LUxURIEs AT THE VERY LOWEST PRICEs--
At A. L. Dunlevy's, Oregon Fruit News
and Oyster depot Give him a call. He is
a very obliging young man.
.F FN.|. ... ..H. fTNz. f.H.a 4. .
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"COsnDENcE." Another illustration of
misplaced confidence" occurred in this
city day or two ago. A gentleman from
the rural districts" was induced by a
plausible individual who represented him
self as droyer, to hand over $40 for "few
Minutes Then followed the old story of
going up stairs +" to see man." back soon.
&c. The victimized waited anxiously for
the return of his new acquaintance, but he
did not return. The matter was referred to
Marshal Hale, who was not long In getting
his hands on the enterprising drover and
two or three of his accOmplices, all of whom
were handed over to Sheriff Davidson for
safe keeping for the next thirty days.
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u ESiDkhoE AND BUTCHER SHOP ONE MIIF
MISS1ONER's sALE m SoM-
J. Jacob Ur-chel plQ O.. A. a..
Case No. 3i65
Montgomery Superior

| A'N' hAse NO. al6h
rtsnH III nhlet' eth behs Cont
Pursuant 10 an order OF the Superior Cont Of Mont
gomefy County, OHIO, made N the above sniitifsI
cause and TO me- directed all ofir Al putJe snctsn
p the door OF the Court Housein the CIV az 49,,
IN the COUNTY snd State Rfc gesaid, on y "''@N'
SATURDAY DECEMBER 80, 1855,
bei ~esh the hours OF ! and 4 O'clock p M on
sad Day the following described real estate viz
situate IN the County OF Montgomery and staie a +
ohothe p'Tt and remainder OF the folowine descrih
ca Premises heng part Of the south -eSt anSrer
2, secdon ~, Ioan one (l) range six (6l Nj RS A.
niloss' commencing Al the northeast corner n
faanael 1ehharps 100 acre iOt thence south chains
, snu hhnr 70 stone set or corner thence north
esss~ west chains and - links 10 a stone set fnr n
soIner thenoe north ehairs and rs links 10 stone In
We Road thence south sglo east chains
tOurths acres. o'
sad Property has besn appraised at sle 600 and can
not sc for less than twoihrds OF SAID
Terms OF sale Cash. WILMER BELVILLE
ADAH Tar, Auy.
HoVemb = ~. 1886. n,vSs,.E,
1NHk DIRKCrOks or THE TEUT0NII --T-sTS
haNa a.. -
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IAoOB wEYbRIGHr's EsTATK.-HOTICE Is
- hereby given, thai The undeFaigned has this daV
been Appo hted samhsratOrs Of Che astate Of Jaoob
WeybriRht, late Of Mon gomeTy county, Ohio Ia
oaAsed. by the Probate Court II said county
Noy 81, 1865. JOSEPH WGYBRIGHT
nov25w3t JACOB WMYBRi0HT.
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Official Vote for Governor.

COLUMBUS, o, January 4.
Cox, official, for Governor, 223,633; Nor
gan, l93,697; Long $50. Scattering, 80.
No legislation.
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'Oanst thou not minister TO a mind diseased.
And. with some Aveet, oblivious ah,idole.
Cleanse the foul bosom OF the periIons stun
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-01-05

Has cured thousands of the worst cases Of
Blind and Bleeding Piles. IL gives imme-
dlate relief and effects permanent cure.
Try It directly. II is warranted to cure.
For sale by all Druggists at 80 cts. per
bottle. l,, : l OH. G1a asra L.'fIo /
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The committee appointed 10 secure q
proper person to pronounce eulogy on the
life and character of the late President
Lincoln, have thus far been unable TO Sc
cure any one. Both Stanton and Holt have
declined, though neither of them have as
signed any reason therefor, further than
that they have not time to attend to It.
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THE DAILY EMPIRE.
Dayton, Ohio, O.

Friday, ----- January s, 1866.
70 EoSaf matters.
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NaUIV [Dec.led1ml YA0la
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PUBLIC SALE
DELAWARE I
DELAWARE LANDS!
THs tRaEsr MOST DssnAsLn VALUABLE RIAL
FAKE nous. 10 synR OFFERED AT oss

DELAWARE LANDS.
"" Fass os.. oxsnAsI. AND vALvAsLs RsAL ssrArs
Tho s:;s. ::fss =: a.. =, ''
count Aoo the adjusting Of pses for rh , ysass
,h,9ss g come 4. "a PsIo
ssss 8 III r. IL: s 49,
as: q ~ ss5 sis tow.
das wood cripple 20 Buildings snps and
s ssa 1% s;s: wa
DIVIDE handsomely ao Two Gool.ad Para: Thsr, ass
l'f9 98 ~ about three % from =.
rsis L. s6LDsds S1 T' a.. .' .aa -
@ % ' Soc % os us: no
no 3.-A Farm Called DEER GROVE .to, !hrs. mile. ft..
Spsnd residue wood ripple SUiLo!sos srsys :
seven ss.ccsy ~steied Tier: sss rs.cs ORCHARD .
from he town Containing SONS aos ACRES which ~
s sSi.sS aS ns s
3'G.t stsfs 4
;S ao SSs:1 ,S q 2; r.;
a e. 'sS u: en-: y
well adapted growing Hay Rising ..os &C. " well grain ssd
NorE-The.e FARMS aksn who's. agricultural
for CROWN" G sp sad G., ,S 1S s s' ,sy by .s IN
the RAILROAD The e pst
BAY RALROAD Dy 7nd nesr sscn M
few miles of the STEAMBOAT LANDING and the Sxfas Chss
good navgsble water ron.s nearly s the places Each farm
hSs'ss nss M MARSH in Dutch Neck 500
No. s F iISa K shsps and OFFICE with w.
No. Ga good GRANARf smyrna Landing % fes wide "
deep of 1000 BUsaELs GRAIN with
10, running 200 feet deep containing sSoas o.s
No IO-A lrs good 0RANARY at Smyrna Landing 20 fsea
capable Of storing 10 200 BusssLs GRAIN VITA
running ITO feet deep oonlauns about oss
No. Lot Known The "sHTP YARD" smy-.
Plots land be sod be at the otce o. The Sab
scrber Title parcel and unqesoDaDe Ine Whca
Crops reserved the undersigned tho other crops 20 wa
within 30 day, day add the retss
in five equs the the lot Day Of July y
1857 and the Interest on unpaid purchase hs
nstsnen The Credit portion ertssas
five wears must Judgment bond and mortgage OF "
premises TEs PsR CENT Of the whole purchase oet
the time Of SALE 10 be forfeited unless inc e Or
complied with otherwise will be treated par: o. ne
ment. 49,. oIV '" N""''''S
smyrna. Delaware. May Isl. 1888 -
T ARGE SALE of GOVERNMENT PROPERTY
viii be sold OF Newbern North Carolina slsrse amount
ORDINANCE and ORDINANCE STORES. Sale % commsDcs D.
the 18th May 1856 az 10 O'Clock aud continue t
all property the principal classes OF which are 'ea oe'
10 sold
Brides Blankets Wheels Old Iron Lead smiths, hrnoers
ssddsrs Tools Old Leather Sling Carts Gins complete insns
Equipments implements for Field and Siege Guns and other "
numerous TO msnlion.
Coec, list. Of articles sold will DO furnished sppcss
to this Office o.
By Bssvs M'rGsn A. Dye! csisf q vp,ssaAn
WasLington, ID. C.
Ordnance Office Newborn BrevetCspt Ord Dept peS a
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urn GOODS.


ID and TRAVELLING DRESS GOODS.
Al JACKsONs-chocs bargains QUEENS CLOTH bear,lfaI
article fo travelling IS per dre.-JUSr HALFPRlCE ENGLISH
" JACKSON Importer Of Mourning Goods.
No. s5l Broadway, between Spring and Prince -ts
MOURNING BONNETS
AUCTION, soms splendid sHAwLs decided bargain,
No 55l Broadway. between Spring and Prince sta
MOURNING INDIA SILKS
wi FROM AUCTION.
STRIPED and FIGURED go dre. worth s This the
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MOURNING GOODS
WI FROM AUCTION ,,s,
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stock OF Pso Bedroom. and Kitchen Furniture TO be
found the city, Call and examine our ,1e. before o
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DEMOVAI-J. GRAHAMs LINEN WARE.
IL HOUSE from No .6 Gr,nd.t 70 No Clinton Hell A.o tor
E tJ DRY GOODS the reduced prices.
At II. NJ FAIRCHILDs, Twenty.third.st. and
N srth.ave SILK Fans as 81 So 81 81 to 80 Linen Fans
ass every description great variety Of hand
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-05-09

Hurd & Houghton have prepared in Portly volume
"The Poetica Works of Thomas Hood embracing all the
poems published in heMoIon collections of the authors
sentimental and humorous verse; and in the four volumes
Of tho Boston edition The type is large and clear and
the paper binding and general mechanical execution are
vorthy OF all praise.