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entitled to il wherever found. The csse
has been under sdviscmen, several
months, and has at last been decided in
favor Of the Traders Bank, by the Go.
vernment passing the bond TO the credit
Of tha, institution, and issuing regis
tered bond therefor. This decision
makes the dealing in Government sccu'
rite, much safer business, I" !, affords
protection to innocent parties.
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THE =. o. APPoINTMENT.-We
heard il rumored some time ago that
JESSE SHRyER, Esq, was bout to receive
the appointment Of Post Master OF this
city, but never gave it any credit. We
learn from the Seneca ADVERTISER, OF
last week, that the rumor was well found.
ed, and that Mr. S. has been the lucky
man. There was number of applicants
for the position, and some Of them were
gentlemen of sterling worth, active
workers in the Union cause, and deserved
better treatment from the hands Of our
representative in Congress.
Mr.. GALLUP, whose term expires nex'
month, has made faithful. efficient unt
accommodating officer, and we doubt very
much, whether the position will ever
again be filed with the same ability that
will give as general satisfaction TO the
people as Mr.. GALLuP's administration
We hope i, may.
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IHoN. WIN. LAWRENCE, M. @. of
nhe 4th district, will please accept our
thanks for numerous public favors. The
4lh district is ably represented, aad We
are sorry to say, that the 9th district ap-
pears to be lost in the fog. Our member
appears to bs nothing moro than " su-
pernpmerary," or in other words, a"dead
duck" in the halls of Congress. We
have not. as yet. seen single remark he
has made upon any of the leading meas
ures now before Congress. for the benefit
of the county. 1t is really shameful.
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EXCITING NEws!- Lookout for the
''Feniaus-Johnny Bull trembling 10 his
lhoots-Canad to be invaded about the
frs, of April, and J. F. MARouARpr is
determined 10 be up and even with the
foremost during this excitement, will now
offer 81, 900 wcrth of Wall Paper, Oil
Cloth and Paper Window Shades. plain
and gilt, at a sacrifice. Call early and
examine his magnificent stock before
purchasing elsewhere. ..
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MAIL. RoBBER ARREsTED.-On
Friday, the lcth ipstsn., w. R. SIM
xosps, United States Deputy Marshal
arrested William McGonigall, a mail
carrier, at Morroevtlle. Colum bians Co.
iop s'chsfge Of stsatiag from the United
States mail. The Cleveland HERALD oil
Monday suys, he was brought to that city
on Saturday and lodged in jail. from
whence he will be taken this afternoon
before Commissioner White for q pre-.
Iimipary examination. The accused
party carried the mail from sslineyille to
is!.adtoua ID G9isRbisas county.
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AN IMponrANr DpcrsIoN.-

case Of considerable importance to bank
srs and dealers in Government securities
has just been decided by the Treasury
Department st Washington. Tho case
is as follows:-The Traders National |
Bank Of Chicago, some months sgo pur.
chased from another banking institution
a 81 600 10 40 bond, which was sent to
Washington with other bonds. as a basis
for circulation. but on its arrival there |,
wss found to answer the description Of a
bond stolen from a party in Ohio. and for
which . oAyEAr had been fled by the
person from whom il had been stolen, on
hs ground that ~ I,Olen property he was
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How TO SELECT FLoUR.-An OK
change paper gives the following rules
how to select good -four The way TO
sel,ct aour, first, look at the color. If it
is white, with ycllowish or straw col.
ored tint, buy it. II ii is white, with a
blueisb cast, or with white specks in 1t,
refuse Il. Second, examine its adhesive
ness wet and kncad little Of it be-
tween the fingers, if it work soft and
sticky it is poor. Third, throw little
lump of the dry njur against a smooth
surface If it falls like powder it's bad
Fourth, squeeze some Of the -four in you'
hOnd il it retains the shape given b,
the hand, that is good sign. Flour that
will stand all these tests is safe to buy
These modes are given by old -four dea'
lers, and they pertain to matter that
concerns everybody--thc staff Of life.
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A NoBLEMAN ON HIS TRAVELS
A eon of the Duke of Northumber'
land, now traveliug' in this country
very quietly and modestly, was in St
Joseph, Mo-, on the 10th, instant,
Though belonging to the noblcs
blood of the English aristocracy, ht
appreciates republican simplicity, and
is sociablc companion. He left OF
the train for Atchinson, where h,
takes the stage direct for the Rocky
Mountains.
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FoR SALT LAKE CIrY.-A gentle,
man from Missouri informs us thai
there is just now great rush of EN-
igrants TO Salt Lake City, owing to 4
report that the Mormons are abou,
leaving to establish kingdom on some
of tho Pacific islands. He says he
was recently offered lands in that vi,
entity for $40 an acre, that sold las
fall for $50 an aere.-QIney Why.
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- M, Nj, 81 f,,b. b,, built

pss- Mr.. Mott, Of Cubs, has built
. miniature monument 20 Washington
and Lincoln out Of two million 500
shells Of all kinds, sifes and colors.
tits ton feet high, and is Ca compound
Of the obelisk, the tablet, the ssrco-
phagus, the shrine. the urn, the col
umn, and every othcr known archi-
tectursl device for pOrpc,uating the
memory Of the dead. T" The monu-
ment is now In this country.
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A. p. COLLINS, Esq, formerly OF
this county, and doing business at the
present time in Natchez, Miss, called
upon u, few days ago, on his way home
to pay his friends visit. He reports
matters and things in Natchcz, as being
quiet and orderly.
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Coon Pusos.-- BoARDxAs q
GsAy have such aon6dcnee Ia the excel
lence Of th,ir low Priced Pianos, that
they offer 10 refund tho money to pur'
ehsser., IL they fail to give sa'idse'ion.
Thsv arc well known responsible house
and ,ersons who purchase Of their agcn,
w. s. Lusr. Fostoria, Ohio, run no risS
of getting poor Piano. Inquire Of Rev
4 I,yoS. Tifin, Ohio.
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SoUpER & CARPENTER, Are re-
ceiving new goods daily from the New
York market II you wish to Obtain
bargains 90 and see them. Look out for
. flaming proclamation in next weeks
TRIpuNr
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AccIDENT!-The Fremont jour
NAL Of the 10th instant, s,ys On Sat
urday evening last, n man in trying to
c imb into a caboosc car Of freight train,
a, the side door, while It was in motion,
fell with his foot or the track, and the
car passed over and crushed il. The un.
fortunate man is German, aud said he
was on his way from st. Louis to Rochos-
ter, N. Y, and without money. He was
taken in charge by the authorities and
sent to the poor house. Ampu,ation " il
probably be necessary.
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To Printers--For Sale,

One half Of the Tifin TRiBuSEis offered
for sale. The location is good and the
paper Is prospecting. For further infOr-
nation, address ]. d. CAMPBELL, Esq,
: st. Clairsville, Belmont county, Ohio, or
call on the publisher at Tifin, Ohio, aud
make an examination.
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FAILURES IN TOLEDO. The Co
lumbus STATESMAN says, the largo grain
and commission house Of Hopkins, g.
Co., at Toledo, failed few days since.
The liabilities. it is said. amount to
100000. This is the fifth heavy failure
in that city within a few weeks.
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AN AooIDKNT.-MR. JoHN LuTz,
son of George w. Lutz, Esq, of Fort
Seneca, accidentally shot himself few
days ago through the thigh, while in the
net of loading revolver. We learn that
the wound is is not serious, and that the
young man was getting along well.
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FIRE!-A fire occurred in San
dusky on the 18th instant, destroying a
block Of wooden buildings. The total
loss was about S6,oOo-mostly covered
by insurance.
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A NEw DAILY PAPER.-We no.
tice that new daily paper devoted to
the cause of tho Union, is about to make
its appearance in the beautiful city of
Dayton. II 10 ts be conducted by a
company of gentlemen Of talent and
,hil;lv
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4 DMINISTRATOR'S SALE
M Of Real Estato

~ ID
... =, ~. o.Sa, 81 81 s.".e, ".
~ PI'soa"eo ~ W ~ Ill ., ,ha p. ~ n.e
ssuou' Seu oy "e re., oh; oo"se .
Iourt o. seneca GIe" =, po,,ionor 0o, "a ~nere'n
me unaers'g"so = ro.nonSa.I unu nAAHh !,
a. Al Lswns cn anu U .,,;,, oe.r e., i.,o L "a
sr"mi.oa sa,a our, WIZ 'N'' ''' 'a'' 0n 'h'
premises o"
TUESDAY, THE sD DAY OF APRIL 1885,
between the hours Of 10 A. M, and 4 p.
NJ, the Real Estate bounded and describ-
ed os follows, to.wt:
Being part of the west half of the north
east qu irter of section three, township
three, north of range fourteen ess, in
Seneca county, Ohio, beginning for the
same, at a lime stone set at the south.
east corner, of a certain parcel Of land
sold and conveyed by Michael Belts TO
Elijah Tindal, running thence in north.
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CouRr OF COMMON PLEAS COM
mcnced in this city on Tuesday last. We
learn that quite u number Of important
trials will come Off at this term. Judge
NJ. C. WHTELY, presiding.
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VAN WkRr BuLLBrfS +! = This
sterling Union paper has been grc'tly
enlarged and improved, and is ono of the
best locking country papers in Ohio
Friend Foster has the kuack and ability
TO get up a spicy and interesting paper
We hope tue greenbscks will Aow into
Me-. F's. old [" sheepskin," fast and thick
to reward him for his labors; there is M
danger Of receiving too large a pile
Isn't that so7
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TIE Annual Conference Of the
Uniycrsalist Society will commence in
Cleveland, on Friday the 23d instant.
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BIRAM BknToN, announces him
self to the voters of the city of Tifhn, as
an Independent candidate for CITY MAR
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The Kelly Island House." at
Sandusky is in full blast, The report OF
!, being destroyed by fire is not correct.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1866-03-22

Gov. Cox has decided not to
commute the sentence of COOPER, the
convicted murderer, in Portage county.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1866-03-22

Auction SALE = An auction
sale comm oncce in the storo room North
Of the Court House, on Washington
street, "Wednesday, March 2ist, 1866,
and will continue from day to day until
all the stock is disposed Of. A choice lot
Of Croekery and Glassware will be offered
for sale. L1dies are invited to attend, as
they will have rare chance to purchase
the finest lot Of goods ever offered to the
public. A. CuSSISoroN.
STEAD, Auctioncer.
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GoLp closed in New York on
4. the 10Th at l2si5.
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published Free. Obituary notices 8 cents per hne'
MARRIxp-in this city, at the
residence of the bride, on the goth inst,
by the Rev. J. r. Lapslcy, Mr.. M. J.
LAIRD and Miss A. NJ. Lorr, all OF this
city.
Accompanying the above notice. was
one of Uncle Sans handsome "ercen-
backs" for which tho happy pair will
please accept our thanks.
In this city, in the Baptist
Church. on thc.7th instant, by the Rev.
r. w. Powell, Mr.. MARTIN HARTMAN o'
Fremont, oaiO, and Miss SALLiE A, Cox
of Tiffiu.
The Printers in this case were not
forgotten. A beautiful cake wasiece've'
which was pronounced by all hands--h
No. /. We hope their Union moy e'
pleasant, and their future bright and
| prosrcruus.
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A =. COLLINS, Esq, will please
accept our thanks for late New Orleans
papers.
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EASTER SUNDAY falls, this year,
on the first day Of April.
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POTATOES, PORK, &C., Sc.
POTATOES-S0c@Sl 90
(; Grease a 10 cents.
CANDLES-Stearine 80 cents.
Tallow 200 rs cents.
SOAP--Germun 10, Common 8 cents.
WOOL-.Sellng at % cents to 65.
WHISKY--$3 90, and Common o. SO
per gallon.
HAMS..-ls to 90 cents, per pound.
BEESWAX-.3o cents per pound.
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HAoIx pIsrILLERY MARKET.
Corrected weeldy p z. IIKR, q CO.

TiFrIS, March 81, 1866.
OLD CORN-Firm-Shelled 40c.
NEW CoRN-ln the c,s. ssc.
RYE-65c.
OATS-2Sc.
BARLEY-40c,
DAMAGED WIIEAT-50c
WHlSKY-Comnon, 50 20 Rye % {
HIGH WINES-S2 IS.
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HIDES.

Corrected weekly by J. NJ. EBERT.
HIDES--Green 6c's trim'd 7c.
CALF SKlNS-I2 lac Kip skins &c.
SHEEP PELTS Fresh 25c@$I 90 -,
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For sale,
Geo. Il. SeHey,

rLsts Judss " cosrtei Common Pleas
Attotasy at law, Tim. Ohio. Has retired ffop,
TIE army, snd rssa msdths practice OF law, and viii
give ms whole stentlon to prefs ssional basinsss
Abs shswpsa Aoass.
June, is. 1855. NIL
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Grand CLOSING OUT
s A L e !
comxEnclna THIS DAY
February lst, 1866.
r. w. SHA WHAN, |
.. SELLING our
AT AND BELOW COST q
aroat SALE OF DRY GOODS.
Hats, Caps,
BOOTS Sc SHOES,
EVERYBODY invited to come and buy
~ freely, while this rare, uncqualcd and
never to be repeated opportunity offers to
supply you with
GOODS CHEAPER
than they can be bought elsewhere in
ANY KNOWN MARKET IN
America. Having determined to quit
the Mercantile business as soon as the
Goods on hand can b. sold, take this
occasion to say TO all MY numerous friends
and customers and the entire public, whit
have ps,ronisod nc so literally in tn
past, that return them my SINGER
thanks, and now extend this broad inv
tation to all the people Of Tiihn cit!
Seneca, and adjoining counties, to ca
and secure from thnsc
d dLAST AND BESJ
ALL BARGAINS,
ever before oWercd--un tho goods yc
may need for present and future use. \
. such chance for bargains viii at all lik
ly ever be offered again.
Id R. W. sHAwHAN,
y No. 4, Sha whan's Block.
o hi
The rooms now occupied by nc a
or rent. Possession given on the III
day Of April next.
II. w. SlIAwHAN.
Feb. /. 1866. 10
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6pmtnial.

All Marriage Notices are charged o.. Dessh'
published Free. obituary notice, cents per line
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BUTTER, EGGS AND LARD.
BUT TrER--25 cents per pound.
EGGS-i3 cents per dozen.
LARD-ln Kegs, l3 cents per pound.
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~'S
LIST OF AK RTICIAES.
200 Solid Silver Tea Sets, complete $50 TO 700
quo Rosewood aud MAhoagay Mu,ieal
| Boxe, 50 TO 900
| $50 Gold Munting Watches rs TO 9sO
22o Ladies' Ensmssd God Watches so to 900
600 Gents u hunting Silver do Is to 100
| 500 Open.faeo Silver Watches IS 10 50
'oo mI,nIo' miu r0a" i'0'ne'' ops- q. ,,o
400 Sir Bsrrs, R.yolv.u Is 10 80
| 800 Elegant Oil Painting, 81 10 ,rO
| $50 Marble Statuett,, Bun, Nc SO 10 e0O
| 2s0 Diamond Riays so 10 100
500 Photo Ailum., all ir., and ,,,p. S TO SO
10000 Gold Vest and Neck Chains Is to ~
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TRAINS GOING EAST.
TIFFIN MARKETS.
Corrected Weekly by s b. SHEATH.
March 21,lS66.

, GRAIN AND SEEDS.
.FLOUR-SS 50 90 IL 90.
WHEAT--Firm at 81 90 10 ! 65.
CORN--Firm at 37@i0 cents.
RYE--60 cents per bushe. O.
OATS-Firm at IS cents from teams,
GLOVER SEED--$5 O0@S5 40.
TIMOTHY SEED--S2 so. % 3 90
FLAX SEED-S2 O0@2 25 per pushe l.
HOGS--$9 Oo@io 90 per cwt
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March Is, 1866. 23-2''
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Sandusky DAYTON & Cincinnati R
s o U T n.
N o r T n.
A.N.
Piitsburg, Fl. W. & Chicago X. r.
RAINS GOING WEST.

On and amer Nov. 10, 1865, trsin' win leave STA
| Iion. daily, sahbs,hs excepted, a, follows =
| Train leaving Forest ttO7 4. NJ, lenrss daily
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LEGAL NOTICE.

IN pursuance Of AN order OF the Probate Court Of
Il Montgomery County, Ohio, will offer for sale
at public auction, on
Saturday. June 30, 1866,
Between the hours of two and four O'Clock p ~, ,s,
upon the promises six miles west OF &c
ON me county line road tho folss: 'ss s onrx
real estate situate in said county and three Iinks
so,witi s, Beginlnipg eleven southwest corner
nT The o ne eH Of section No six town
shin tbr,'e ami Of range four, east; thence north
i've degrees ,"enty poles, TO corner thence
north efehsy Ave degrees east sixteen poles TO a
corns., Thence south i've degrees, east twenty
poles 70 corner; and thence south eighty i've
degrees, west sixteen poles to the place OF begin
ming, containing two acres Of land.
There Is upon the premises a good dwelling
house stable and other out-buildings, and gene
raj variety of bearing fruit trees, etc.
The premises have been appraised at four hun
dred collars, and cannot sell for less than two
thirds of that amount
Terms OF sale One third cash; third In one
year and one third In two years from day of sale
with interest, TO be secured by mortgage upon the
premises JOSEPH WILSON,
administrator OF Henry Writers, deceased
GEoEJE " AeYER, Attorney. m25dbwf
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Miscellaneous Washington Mat
ters.
WASHINGTON, June 4.

WASHINGroN, June 4.
Mr.. Seward to-day promised " attend
the Douglas Monument Ceremonies at Chi
cago announced TO take place on the 4th
OF July. The President also agreed posi-
lively TO attend, provided Congress shall
have adjourned.
The delegates, In view of this suggested
contingency, proposed postponement OF
the ceremony until after the Adjournment
of Congress, The President replied that II
such an arrangement were made he would
attend. There is therefore, no doubt that
both Mr. johnson and Mr.. Seward will par
ticipate In the contemplated ceremonies.
The Secretary of the Treasury is now
sending notices 10 the officers in the South,
who have been unable or unwilling TO take
the test-oath, that they will be required TO
Immediately Vacate their several offices.
Mr. McCullOch has determined To enforce
the law 10 the letter, and trust To the action
of Congress 10 remedy any evil that may
result from the vacation of important rev
enue offices. ~
There is but little prospect of final vote
on the reconstruction plan In the Senate be-
fore Thursday or Friday, as several elabo-
rate speeches are known to have been pre-
pared for delivery yet. Among those who
propose TO speak are Senators Davis, Poland
and Doolittle.
The municipal election in this city to-day
resulted in the election of Richard Wallack
The question turned almost exclusively on
the eight-hour system. Easily, the competi-
TOR of Wallack, had unequivocally como Out
In favor Of the system. Wallack was reti-
cent or refused TO be committed.
A. B. Mullett, Esq., formerly of Cincin-
natl, has been appointed by the Secretary
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of the Treasury supervising architect of
the Treasury Department, uice Isaiah Rog-
ers, some time since resigned. Mr.. Mnllett
has for some years been acting as assistant
architect.
ICI di THE DAVIS TRIAL. l
Charles O'Connor had an interview with
the President concerning the trial of JEFF.
Davis. He says they are ready TO proceed
with the trial, aud fthe Government Is not
ready, they will ask the release of Mr.. Davis
on parole, with securitv as the Government
may ask. They offer bail from 100000 to
$4,000. 900. .f
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have inaugurated the present movement for
the redemption Of their native Isle from the
thraldom Of British tyranny, and they
mean TO show the sincerity of their pro-
fessions by prompt and efficient action.
We understand that another meeting will
be held here during the coming week; and
we are requested to state, that In the mean
time men and money may be reported at
the store Of e. o'Brieh, ESQ., sOl second
street
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LICENSE NOTICE.

COLLECTIONS OFFICE, U. s. INTERNAL RKvENUkl
THIRD DISTRICT, OHIO,
DAYTON, June 1, 1899.
A LII persons IN Montgomery County, engaged
IA In business or professions required 10 be H.
censed under the Internal Revenue Laws Of the
United States, who have made application for H.
cense, are hereby notified that said applications
have been returned by the Assessor for collection
Issued within ten days from this date, at the oice
OF the Collector, corner Of Third and Jefferson
streets, Dayton.
Tea per cent, penalty is required by law 10 be
added to all delinqueneles after the expiration Of
the legal notice. JOHN L. MARTIN,
ju2d3aw1 Collector Third District Of Ohio.
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STRAwRRRRY FEsTIvAL.--The Strawberry
Festival and Musical Entertainment at
Temperance Hall, tomorrow evening, will
be nice affair. The Hoover Brothers, a
Blind Troupe, will be present and enliven
the occasion by their fine vocal perform
auees See advertisement
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NOTICE.

susan Layton, Plaintiff, VS.. Arthur Layton DE -
feRdant, Montgomery Common Pleas.
rINHE defendant will take notice that susan Lay.
i ton has died q petition for Divorce, against
him. in the Court OF Common Pleas OF said county
and that an application will be made at the June
term Of said Court for decree upon the grounds
of wilfn absence aud gross neglect Of duty.
SUSAN LAYTON.
WI. BELvILLk Atty for Prn. mSaws
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SrRKE.--The conductors and drivers on
the Cincinnati Street Railroad cars 'struck," "
on. Sunday last, for more wages. They have
been working, all day and half the night,
for nine dollars per seven daysi--fer which
sort of pay the owners and managers of the
roads think honest men can work, or be
made work, in these times Of jacket-pocket
and market-basket distress. If a young
man, or on old one, can run one of those
cars, that length of time and for that pay,
and be honest, then he would be admirably
capacitated to be Government cotton
agent or Superintendent Of a Freedmen's
Bureau. . -r
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Valuable Farm for Sale.

4 OFFER for sale my farui, consisting Of one
il hundred and six acres OF splendid land, situat
ed in Mad River Valley, one mile south OF Osborn,
and one e-half mile west OF Fairfield. Ohio. The
Improvements have undergone thorough repair
ing this springs all communicate by lane with
running water, making It one Of the most desirA-
BILE in the neighborhood. FOR terms, etc. address
S, H. Bennett, Fairfield, o., or ID X. Green, Salem.
Illinois mlSwem
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-06-05
Shin DESTROYED.

NEW ORLEANS, June 4.
The ship Artcsian, loading for Boston
with 1000 bales Of cotton was struck by
lightning, the cargo partially destroyed by
fire, and the vessel sunk. The estimated
value of the cargo was s4O0.0O0.