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The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1866-05-16


AUTHORS AND PRIyTEes.-To those who
are inclined to grumble because slight mis-
take may happen to occur in an illegible
written article, we would recommend the
following from the New York Day. Book:
Il have seen the arguments of lawyers,
in high repnte as scholars, sent to the prin-
term their own handwriting, with many
especially technical and foreign terms-ab-
breviated words mis-spelled, and few or no
points, and these few, if any, entirely out
of place. | have seen sermons that We're
sent to be published without points or cap
itals to designate the division of sentences,
sermons which, published with the i'm
projections of the manuscript, would have
disgraced the authors, aud the printer
would have been treated with scorn and
contempt, as an illiterate block head, as a
fellow better fitted to be q wood-sawyer
than printer. No one would believe that
such gross and palpable faults were owing
to the Ignorance or carelessness Of the au-
thor. And no one but practical printer
knows how many hours the composition,
and after him the prOot-reader, Is compelled
to spend in reducing to readable condi-
ton, manuscripts that the reader himself
would be puzzled to read.
The above. in whole or in part, will ap-
ply to at least two-thirds of the writers for
the press. Many who have something of a
reputation as authors, can neither punctu
ate, spell nor write grammatically ITO say
nothing of their sprawllng penmanship.-
And, as might be expected, these are gen
orally the ones that find the most fault
which is no small annoyance, and we have
sometimes wished it were penal offence
to correct an authors manuscript.
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-12-06
From New York.

New Work, December 5.s
.sTheS steamship concordfa, now ii this
port, has been chartered by the French ConL
sui TO proceedtn Vera Cruz and oarry a
portion of the troops from that point 10
lIayne, 1z-fa Bee - Tfg
The FhithH States buildings on Chambers
street, on Fhe site OF Burtonls old theater,
lave been-snld for S23t.00b.
\ company of colored emigrputs N IN sail
to-day for Jiberia, 70 fonndaI settlement to
he called lincoln ip honor ofthe late Prcsi-
dent. The expenses or the voyage and cost
of provisions for SIX months after thcirarr
rival win be betrayed by thePennsylyanfl
Colonization Sooieiy. anF ~ ~ ~
The owners OF the steamship scotland
have placed the wreck under the control of
underwriters, who win make an effort 60
save botl vessels and cargo. II Is believed
she can be saved. though ia a seriously
damaged condition, .r-. s.trt.4 fI. 4
Fhe cargo, which inclndel 2 300 bales Of
cottOn and Loco bnshelsOf corn, was yalu-
ed at S400,OOO. Twelve hundred boxes OF
iheese have been saved, besides the silver
and large part of the furniture Of the
steamer. A large part Of the cotton wili be
secured. The vessel was valued at over
100000 in gold, and is nearly fully insur-l
ed Ia Europc. aia
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-12-06
LEGAL SoTTCE.

superior Apnrt of. Montgomery t0unty. ohm
Whlianit VI Baker Plaintir "a. ,Iohn y DostK
anI tperfl ll"'kL tate partners doing buincS
D.lsnlants No 3lji. Attarbment.f ,ss. 4
ltb iielendssnts John y. Dusi,ts whose ,ila. 01
staienf New A'ort, VIII fake notice thai William
NJ Baker lid. On the Tif day OF April 1850 nl,s
tOihtyiohio against thein, setting forth thnt thprr
IS due said PlaiIitin.froHia sefenilunts up0n a.
which - attached 10 sAbI petition the slm m t,
thousand anl my -iolr aud 81 100 lullars With "A
seI,,l Li,'n IRON AIfil ", isg3 THAT propeTtj
aodstn srdes " be l+ked hir fol It'd aie 81 III
pIlle ~ fopsy sad mdtbttyinesy ht the S6yeIa =
haf sefnl, ihdd 90 sail Nohtf 'i '''N1 " -
- ~ s'u 90" s'"Ai w ~ BEIyuLE.
o'i'No-' s. t Ati'y for Plaintl
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-12-06
9egal
sllERlFFs SALE.
la ,; Isa.llIsss ..s!.Il, 4. .l Nae. & g

AhnhA9 Ntll1ons. va ku lhfdRe n MiiielJ ct al
superior J0mt OF Montgomery County ohio,
tuse No 858D
1 y pur5uancoo Of an order Of ale issued an the
above case and 10 me directed, | viii nifer az
public sale at the door Of the Court House in the
city O, Dayton, ON HR
Tuesday, the sfh daB ~ Jdaao,y, lsG1, Is
~ tw2 arloel AZ ~, tle following eheafestaic. To-
VII ihe following lands and tepements t9-wit;
Sltuaf.in TN Nolliitssnf MONTGOMERY and state Of
Ohio, and town oi Aliamisburc and described as
fnnov BiO-WitT "a b.uhAD
Being lot No 2ll ~ The toWuof Miams bu rls and
county and, Statd aiSFeshd4 t0mmcncine al the
corner Of inlot No 49, lhenGe easterly to the Miami
canal tht ntc sotlrRtong said canal to the north
sidr ol basins thence west along the north line n
ne ibasin u Race street thence north on i.nce
Street 10 The place of beginning Excepting such
parts U.s. was auid tn tue Incorporate Xillnat ut'
MiaWishriE ior the continuation OF Pearl street
NuitI premises have been appraised aj $iqO1 and
cannot rr ln less tliNu Two -thtul. OF The u1rais
rd valve ihcrrui said lot has upon 10 % dwelling
hohsr !utd lugc warehouse and scales. situated
un The Miami canal Terms OF sale cash 1T
-. g. IL. DAVIDSON, Shcrm
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-12-06

Daniel Moon, Wilson Moon, and Elizabeth Moon,
60. sarah Crest, samuel n Greist Iorwin MI
Brown and Sarah Eleanor Vail.
euperiOr COult of. Montgomery COUNTY Ohio
case NJ Syl; Petition for l'afdtl0nl Ifl IL
= ARAH GKElST, Samuel u. Greist and Sarah
- Eleanor Vail, residents of Montgomery county,
ohio, and Corwin NJ Brown, resident of the state
Of Missouri. You are hereby notified that on the
81 day Of September A. u, 1896, petition was
iled IN the superior Court Of Montgomery county.
Ohio, tH Daniel Moon. Wilson Moon ard elizabeth
Moon, against You, demanding partition OF tho
following deicribed real estate situate in the
County of Montgomery and State of Ohio. The
north end and an equal third part OF The east hall
Of section No, 10, town sa4d fhnga d befW1en tie
Miami River and bounded as follows, viz: begin
ninE AT stone ol sthe lIOltheast of said section
thence south ON the section line - chains and al
ltiiitS u ttChet thence II $50 W ~ chains and AZ
links TO stonei thence 80 " n CHAINS and 67
links TO a stone on the north line Of said section
thence $50 on the section line 90 chains and Ts
links 10 this place OF begihhing Containing 1i9 and
ls lg9 acres I99re or lcss
u And thabet The next term Of said Court held
after 4O days from the date OF the first publication
OF this notice Application will be made by the snid
petitioners Ior an order that partition may he
made Of aid premise
DANIEL. MOON
WILSON MOON and
ELIZABETH MOON.
ADAM CLAY, AIRY. sesv6
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-12-06

Tut WAY 10 SuCurss.-1he trtp rugl W
succpss is u fair, honest aud upright way of
doing business in all branches of trade.
Few, ifany succeed, permanently, by apy.
other course. What ,busipess nlcu ptftb b 4
thefre9cctI hhd fogndept te bf thosc who
dcai with THEM. Tho truth of this theory
Is fully illustrated in the case off. Schwarz.
the enterprising proprietor Of the elit9ie
Clothing store" No. lis Main street, In this
city. From comparatively small hegin-
ming less than two years ago, he has lt4
come one ofthe most popular and extensive
clothing dealers in the city. His store IL
daily thronged with customers. and his sl,c-
cess has become u "nxcd fact" In the busl-
ness operations Of Dayton, The best thing,
abShft istlhtmh&thd& &sllslhseustsacr4
goods once, they are always sure to come
back again. for the simple reason that they
iiud he never dccelyes them-thcy can
Away rely. bot upon his word and his
goods.
He wishes now to say to his customers
and the pubic--especially to his country
fricnds--that he i pew reeeiying the larg-
ea and bestttoclt n clothing ever offered
in Day ton. lt has hccn selected with spr-
cial reference to the holiday trade, and
those who purchase win find every thing
~ represented. a<ul
lie takes this occasion to return his sim
cerc thanks for the patronage heretofore
extended 10 him. and to assure his friends
that " cqqrt top Mspart shall lewanting
tomcrit q continuance Of the favor and
confidence he has heretofore received.
ltd&w
ssB A lot Of new Government Overcoats
at - 30. Le9sner Il Brother. daw
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-12-06
9 Poetry and Facf.

AZ nl'i'ai 'orrespol'os'it % ih' New
o,A 1.1eS' Wii'ilig rom rioreh'e mas
siVen al accoan' Vi "ork OF art upon All
appeirnn appsir.1n1n sun1ec.' WINCH Is IN progress py
an SIMMER. So'i,p'o. VI lii"t 'lty' u Is en-
t,'ieu MISREPRESENTATION l'ci OF 'h' hetirh OF
iL7se,' leaee' anu acc"lu,nB 10 'he corresponds
eh', y sroupe VI .rree llgureN ''.e' prlh-
.ipat Nsreipep,s Ah'"ri," WHO is "poul
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-12-06

=. AZ, Interesting case has been tlaplopedin
Shelbywllc, witch causes great excitement
in ihata community. One DIR. Slocun. a
prominont light inthe God and morality
parry, who had Just obtainedadiVorce from
n wife whomhe had sgduced. and married
on account of her condition, is pgain
brought 10 grief lie is chafget now With
having Illicit intercourse with a colorcd
maid named kstes. aud her situation be-
cilme such that he sent her 70 Columbus,
HhlS; Srni,;,i iieE brother on lernng the facts
Asuit has been brought against the ne
gTO-sympathizing Doctor for seduction and
bastardy. This issue brings the Civil
Rights bill ia couilictwith the laws 6fithe
state prohibiting negro Testimony against
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-12-06
Cincinnati Dayton and Eastern
RailFOad. III u


Rush r. Sloane, Esq, President of the
Cincinnati, Dayton Eastern Railroad
company has returned from New York
and Boston, where he has hecn for some
days completing arrangements for the ex-
tension OF the road from Dayton to Cincln-
natl. BY an advertisement in this paper, it
VIII be seen that the enterprise Is fairly
under way, and that proposals are solicited
for building the new road. The arrange
ments are all complete, the requisite capital
secured, and, IL satisfactory proposals shall
be made in response to the published eall,
work on the extension road will he com
menced as early as the middle of January
next. atn
Hwlll be observed that the length ofroad
advertised 10 be built Is only thirty-flve
miles, while the distance hetwoen Dayton
and tincinnati, by the short line, is at least
iifty miles. Indifference is oecasioned by
the fact that Joint company, formed of
the q. p. a E. Marietta q Cincinnati. and
the Cincinnati q GAINESVILLE Companies.
viii build stem road from Sharon, where
these three roads will form junction, fif-
teen miles into Cincinnati. This stem of
fifteen miles win be used by the three roads
jointly, making their entrance into Clnoln-
natl much less expensive than separate
tracks would be. sharon Is a small village
in the northeast part OF Hamilton county,
and IS at present touched by no railroad.
The Marietta & Cinclnnati, and the Glnein-
matt a gainesville Companies have untll
now entered Cincinnati over the Little Nj
ami road, thus being confined, like the SAN
dusky q Dayton road. to local business.
Like the latter, also, they propose to be-
come independent and put OF their swad-
ding bands, ,fi
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-12-06
'et6hltAEy da{. So5ratSsIert,e.iiallI.. t,.i H.
(pPsInna,f Np,FlsStg.

.ssfIa rIt.8in..Ir iitlNVINNATI, december ..
FIouR-ShOws no material change In
quries are yurr reservpdl aud purchases
eQpaned airiGilyb todhr immediate wants.
The markpt seems, disposed TO a further de-
elllg, ,lbpt lolIsTlo1pigGt, ip l9Wr rates.
90 Sl226 800 barrels inntily at sl2 700
~ ~ lW haHql36pglpE,a IN pitat,H1 80 and
% haffels spring supegiiie, NC 50 30.
a WIN EtqA-il lfic ninflsct is'heayy and down
ward, We baycio revise our qlwtntions ON
no. red TO Offering prices abSl so; No. =
at 81 cool 90; No. lspring ht Sg %: No.
2 do. at 80 nJ-lsalcsv very liHditcd.t
/. GonN- ShowsA stcadiness and continued
fair demand, with sales of new shelled at
~ (9Sgqs and,ear 40 b2nlat upper roads, aud
old shellcd AZ SSG1SAe,g sIl .ra
spl,ss aassss ssgISb Il. 45 f2s Fsl N1' s. 81
QQllgFssS,Steqdy Az f7]Sc. i9t noN, sacks
RYs---llull and heavy ut ~ lb for No. l.,
and Slml 0i for No. .. ''r'
Z GepoRefwtrlbe undka ndcs dull. and
prices " The large way, ,arcJQbout nominal.
IA The small way there " fair demand 40
25Q2Oc, for faig TO choioc Rip tIoacc; llie
rAw Sugar. ana 'lG6l6 6isc Tor
hard refined DO.
w usKY=-No ot- lnuph. doing, Quotations
Iiomihal anil fharlsee hetvt, at 3Oc for
bonded.
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-12-06
PETITION NOI, PARTITION

John Henry Shell EmyIins schoeuieid ana rteu,,
| 'chUehteld g4 Atil Trey Cass Shell Matilda WlI
mlef, SAmnet Nitrhycr iinrriet Eumhsrs.,
iilas Runbefeer, aud Mary Oatharine SbeiJN''
superior ourt OF Montgomery %. % Inse g-g,
A NDREW CAss SiE1A hafilda WitmV~y
- samuel W itmyer. Harriet Rumberrer Mn 4
humbciEer and Mary G Shgll Will take noiict
uai a nethonAvss nled dagAiAstt them oh thei7tf
egy 9t aeIte u1hcr,1SqBs IA tl0 superior toH 4 81
Tine ne Sehoen taA and lfebry seiioenfeid ,fnd L,
now pending, wherein theyslelaand iIsrtition ~
lhe inHoNing real estate 10 wit Eituhte m ifhf
county OF Montgomery AMI state Of Ohio an tbat
eTrtnln tflct "T P4rqei Yf lnnd lytngh the town
o. mlamisbutg, ~ the eonhtv nj MonrgomsrV prG
sthle ni ono towit' laing in lot No 68 on Jaeoi
httcherR plhil lptl SAD tQWu.w ID BE- Z TF u 1g
Atts w loS Ae s.affeeabls to theO Of sihh1yik,H
Also On ql9loSln e. gBslu ga p,issaos tl,,. ,o,ts
Bhll Bhll OF section No ~ town I, range g. NJ Ets.
.lQ halt sectioni ths,itee etrees n AZ East
20 dako3 theibso 90 egrses AZ role tBE
stone theuce Siag aesrstse AZ bolls ainne ~.
lAke TO the place OF a'eeinhing 'contsinifis len
tl-nfiSs fSliSsN mk. in section 81 tsSp Z 49,
NJ r. 's, being out lot No. on isaac Ire,tifs NM
~ out.lots. " hloh h recorded in plat RooL a
page lo3, "a Moni iEdpisrg psaiuty ise,,0tIa CON
iAihlng nFe sores. more OF less.
. AMI that AZ the nrxt torn OF said CvnrL .5t..f.
III III y y Ias u iss BS s Ssf q X
sSnoohle,a ris ana Leary sohoenfcd viii apply for
i.ss sseordHgiy din v S.sE sSfSIi y, prem
EMFLINE SCuOENFEIn w
,Watlafl j ilIt1SIGN1 1scifOi.K Fff1b ' Y
r ~ ~ ~ ~ n ANrlfN.
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-12-06

.NTA iNcOfae tf1ohs % Wis touniN, hfns been as-
,truasignel to The positiopsf ldcutenantC Colonel
OF the Twcnty-tdrh llegiment Unitei
.n States Irfaptry. Gerera ,trerson q. Davis
Is the Colonel of the Eceiment, .sai .aI
I Hi I'ti
.l.rl Masonic FrnternIfy -An Aet OF
'.p"Ha Justice.
At the saekng and hnfnlng of the city
of Atlanta. Georaia, after had ialleii into
.... the hands Of Slicnnans Victorious diihy,
.r the Masonic Lodge No.5a wasentcret by
some Of our soldiers. and The bible ana
HtrI Jewels belonging 90 the hodge mere taken
away. The Bble fl into the hands of a
soldier who wasnot Mason aud Mas sent
by him to Mr.. " s. Newman, Of pdicdd
Lodge, No. .144 Mr.. Newinan presented Il
,ao to the Grand lodge of the State of Ohio.
with request that It be returned to the
Atlanta Lodge. The Columbus Salesman
says We saw the Bible Yesterday, ia the
hands OF Thomas Sparrow. Esq, Grand
Master Of the Grand Lodge of the State Of
Ohio. who was about seadlng by Adams
Express, to Mr. John Harris, Master of At
lanta Lodge, by whom Il viii be returned
10 the sacred keeping Of it, original owners.
This is but simple act OF justice; yet Il
shows the fraternal feeling Which exists
has again blessed the land and ovrrshadoN-
ed It with its holy Influence and the Broth
erhood are becoming united and bound to-
,fai getler IN the shcred bonds Of ftiendship.
l.i .l.,If - itf l.,
r The Influence Of Newspapers.
The newspaper should he regarded as Il
benefit to every household. II lnlparts uso
ful information; It furnishes subjects for
thought aud conversation it adds a charm
for social intercourse; it makes agreeable
members OF society. TO be without u
newspaper one might az well be- out Of the
world he becomes a perfect nobody when
he goes into society and hears others talk
about current events and discuss questions
.ofgeneral interest he e,tn take no part ia
these things because he Is not posted not
having read the papers, ttBr
I And IN the family circle What an indn-
tsence the paper has--the children road it
aud gaip knowle,lge It serves to occupy
their ieisnre hours, 90 keep them from
frivolous amuscmentS, aud gives an atlrac-
tion for home. Surely then. no wise parent
would consent togo without u new spapcr
inyhis iamily--and locllh6lno newspaper
a foo. llIie may thin i he can get along With
out IT, because he is out in,thc world. and
can Have thc reading Of the paper from his
neigIbor's shop or Store Oripi can learn
u., what Is going gon from others. 1;ul this IL
rather mean way. Men ought to be In
dependent They o'ight to read for them,
selves ,f',, rs..t.4ryD .iH
IL however, they think they 10 not need
the paper themselves, they may rest assured
\ their families do. Considerations like these
should have their weight, and should. IN
xVIkn hapn hot ~
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-12-06

FAIR OF Sr.JonS's CnuRcu. .r-Thc ladies
connected st. Johns Church tClegg's
Hall,) are making admirablo progress in
their preparations for tic Fair 70 be- held
during the approaching holiday. Tho va
rions committees are actively IA worl. in
selecting aud arranging article for exhi-
bition and sale, and the affair promise 10
be one of the most brilliant and attractive
OF the kind that has ever heen witnessed
here. The ladies deserve great credit fol.
the industry and efficiency manifested on
their part, and we trust their praiscworthy,
efforts viii be literally seconded byall the
friends of this meritorious enterprise. The
funds raised are, % be applied to tlle bene-
ftofi tlih honglegationH Aha hic| Sunday
School connected with II
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-12-06
WALTER TRowBRIDaE,
Custom Boot and Shoe Maker

fo~'tA street one door Aaa of Telescope BuRdiag.
M axes 20 order all kinds OF Ladiet trA Gentle
W mem wear "a she lateft 1tyles and hsst ma.
feil"is, ,,s ,f.1 .r.rl no5dH
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BY'TEEEGRAIPH.
Washington Matters, -
!, IW4aikdifNi iDecSmbcf 5.

Washington Matters. - 4
NV Iw&atkdrbNi DECEMBER s. :
fhc president win d@ th6 veto power
sparingly, reserylng it for what he may
consider ne plain violations OF The Cousti-
tuition, aud Will pursue quiet f9ilrsc cal
lellafft gottplgisq q'IIis e0tinies htCougress
IRny nrthcr cause Tor personal attacksupotf
him. a.t
sURRNrr, ,.a8 m
ivale fegafi ta AIfaIj6itfweifI Statement
copceuipg tue, kpewledgc which the Adj
ministratiOn has had for some nohthsof
Surratt'9 Whereabouts, the core pondentc,.
which VIII he sent n soon, will show that
this Is true; hut they have also been a long
lwhile 10 osceure bis surrender. BIN Nehdvr
mo treaty lerAthe eXtfaditlon ofAthmin,ls
with the Papal Government. and tlre sniyJ
jeci wgR surrounded by difficulties. The
surrender was finally accomplished by the.
persistent pressure OF our Government.
Sd. .,r.. rHg nlpEAcHMENr. 100
Repeated .conversations on the subject
liaSe chahgedmy pltaoA.aHilcattme to this
conclusion: That Andrew johnson would
be turned ont Of lis Office before the Isl Of
January " were. pot iorIthc restraining
iufueneos wliieh tatpitlists Naturally Xert
coHsargalss SSDs S lSs SSs never imn more 'go so
than Just now, when IL Is feared. and rightly,
to, that to impeaph, J0linson would be tol
shake the confidence of money kings abroad
In the stability of the Govefhmcnt, aud to
impair the value Of American securities on
no i've tweniies thcrew0nm pc no Andrew
johnson vt the White Tiodstthrec months,
hence. ,.sgs..tf} n.ngf
NEGRO SUFFRAGE.
There Gems tpbf mo doubt that bill.
al hu sttFlaf ~
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-12-06

GB Governor Cos has refused 30 inter-
fere with sentence of the Court In. The
case of w. CIV Smith, now conlinsd in
jail in Fayette county, Ohio, undersentence
Of death. On Friday week, December Ia.
the unfortunate man viii suffer the extreme
penalty of the law, by hanging The scaf-
fold now being prepared iii the prison.
yard. Ihff. Ha'
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-12-06

Notwithstanding the month of No
vember there were thirty-lour interments
in the several cemetrles connected with the
city of these seventeen were males and
seventeen females; thirty-two white and
two colored eighteen were married and
sixteen single; twenty-five adults and nine
children. interments in Woodland twenty
threei Catholic Cemetery ten; odd city
Grave Yard one. The above comparatively
small list ofdeaths is most gratifying evil
dence Of the healthfulness Of city with a
pot ulation not far from thirty thousand.
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-12-06

~ Feed y selling AZ the Ludlow Hnni
~ Mllla, foot Of Ludlow street. cheaper
tllm any. other place in the city Go there.
no2id2w ARNOLD & SlLsEL.
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-12-06

FuNRRn OF IioREfT CRAVEN The IN
neral OF Robert Craven win take place on
Sunday next, at two O'Clock p. Al. The
procession, headed by the Harmonic So
ciety, of which the deceased was a mem-
ber win leave Beekel Hall vt one O'clock
and proceed to the Cemetery, when the re-
mains VIII BIZ taken from the receiving
vault and conveyed TO the grave.
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TAKES FoR 1866.

'EFg a FggEg ssF-T "a EENv
II treasurer IS n Office.
.M.IA --LA
FINAN-PAlEk EkS are notified that the Tteasuret
4 n now ready toFeceive tho "a Xes af1stA
fhe Law reqnireS each TRX payer to lIiaS Zone
htu the tAXes assessed iHgatnst him Oh read aud
pu'sun1l property joEetlpN with the whole of the
day OF lideehber, is6d and tht tenniuing hall on
or rhei9ls the 2lih day Ot JunU. lsd7i ssl $50
P5lsr Taxes assessed on personal property, 10 not
PAID on. or before The 20lb Hay OF Derrmbnf the
WhOle of said taNes become duo. n... .|HF,
OHce hOula, IRON "a Al. 10 O'Clock e Ms
'tNA siD-iNiED STNIEY 'fre,sA MINI coo
Treasnror. Ollee, GotObrr 30 1sGa.dnMGt
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D sINeN lYorIs btaheE Nlarl.et.

..,...er .,.I MEN AoRK, December ..
The money market Is rather more
aetlya va GCd3 pehA6ent tf6f call loans
Foreign ,cSohw 20 firm but quiet AT l09i,
@l0056.
g9yernmept STOCKS gr0 stemwAB
cold rs lower opening at ll056, declining
20 liSsa' aWlclosing 1T iSS{s,.r ID
The gold market was heavy and lower.
with mn nsiHoraaHed pressure to sell The tel
egrams from WpshinStph, inrelation 10 the
sales oi gold III the Treasury and the
prospect pI pe passage OF the new gold
Dill, exercises depressing eject upon the
market , was The central impression
this morning tltt the Goxernmeut was
selling but we cah statcOllicially that such
IS NOT the case. The Government securi-
ies were woak thlslP NAfa s106
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-12-06

DAYTON DAILY CHnoNIcLE.--Anew daily
paper with the above title Inade its advent
yesterday afternoon It Is published by
Messrs. Gardner d Reynolds, tbe lastnamed
gentleman being the editor. Il Is ppnbi-
can IN politics, and makes a very creditable
appearance both in regard 10 the matter II
furnishes and mechanical execution We
welcome the pnblishers to the newspaper
fraternity