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The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-08-17
Valuable Farm for Sale.

ONE of the most valuable farms in Ohio, is Of
" fered for sale. 1t contains one hundred and
ntty acres of land, of the best quality, one hun
dred and twelve of which is improved and in
high state of cultvatiOn-the balance is in good
timber, There is u never falling stream of water
running through the entire farm; mill and saw
mill adjoining it. and railroad station each
side of II. There is ON the premises a new frame
good barn and all other necessary out-buildings.
Also a large apple orchard in full bearing at
present. Possession given TO suit the purchaser.
Any person desiring To purchase, can ascertain
the terms and all further information, by calling
on Abraham Moler, residing on the Morse farm,
near DnYton. nn2d2Y3m
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The Illinois Election.

The St. Louis RepUblicah paper usually
very cautious and accurate in its election
predictions, says of the probable result in
Illinois:
"Our opinion is, General Logan will be so
badly beaten that he viii know he was a
candidate and nothing else.n
General LOGAN is the Republican candi-
date for Congress, running in the State at
large.
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CouIdn,t Find his Residence.

There were great many Republicans IN
very bad way last evening. They knew
that ScHENCK was to have reception, but
they didn't know where. Nobody knew
where he lived, and it required great deal
of management to find out that he was
temporarily residing at the Phillips House,
The loving devotees of Abolitionism are
now to enjoy for a few weeks the presence
of their lord and master; and it is pleasant
to see them bow down as before an eastern
satrap We wonder what ScHENcK thinks
of these people, anyhow.
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&oRGHUM !!
Notice to Sorghum Manufacturers

VNHE undersigned having obtained the right of
i the State of Ohio TO the STEVENSON EvAPOR A.
TOR and process clarifying and granulating SOr-
ghum syrup into mush Sugar; also, 10 the mills
TO grind the cane, and dry the sugar, rendering It
ready for market, is now having the same manu-
factured 20 order at the establishment of b. q Tay-
lor tGebhart " Marshalfs Machine ShOp0 Day
ton. Ohio.
Parties DESTROYS of availing themselves of a pro-
cess and machinery, which from the cane in tine
field to the dry sugar in The barrel is thorough
and complete, Address JAS. n. HOPKINS
Box No 49, Dayton Ohio
AGENTS, desiring TO negotiate for territory win
apply rs above. aulSw3m
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A Hugo Scheme i'm EmbryO.

The Richmond (Va-) Wing, of a late date,
contained this significant, aud somewhat
mysterious paragraphs
'We have recently heard. from several
sources, that Northern men have approach
ed late holders of slaves with the offer of
five dollars for each slave lost by emancipa-
tion. What does this mean ~
1t probably means monster lobby
scheme, to urge upon future Congress
the indemnification for Southern slaves,
now called southern Freedmen" 1t was
probably in cooperation with such spec
uation that the Louisville journal, during
the late canvass in Kentucky, urged the
election of GEN. HoBsoN. the candidate
of the Radicals, to secure S5,000,000 to the
late owners of freedmen in that State.
That there is such an enterprise contem-
plated, we have no doubt; and it is only
strange that it was not presented aud urged
during the late pronigate session; for who
willpretend to gainsay that. if the figures
are made large enough, so rs to afford n com
manding "Jonus," that it would not have
been put through with the facility that dis
tlnguished the SLOOO,OOO appropriation foi
the Bureau aud the half million sNtri
pay of the members of the Senate ant
House? ...tI...... T..
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aIew advertisements.
School Lease at Public Sale.

4 WILL sell at public sale, on
Il ThUr8ddU august 10 1856,
AZ two O'Clock T.. NJ of said day on the premises
my Lease ON School Section No. 81, situate ON the
Miamisburg and Liberty Road one mile north OF
Gcttelshurg and one mile south of Liberty ia
Jefferson township, Montgomery county, Ohio.
This Lease continues until the first day of April
leOs. The purchaser Will have the privilege Of
possession win be given on the first of April 1857
There are over 100 acres of tllable land about u
of which has been recently cleared, and Is well
adapted to the production of corn and tobacco.
Tho terms are reasonable, and will be made
known ON the day of sale.
au4dawts JOHN A, WEAVER
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DAYTON PAVILION

IF you want something to refresh you, call at
Il DECkELLMAYERiS Pavilion ON Jeifeison
street, opposite the PostOfice where all kirds OF
Refreshments, in season, are served up in the best
style. lie keeps Creams OF all the sayOFed naVOrs,
Ice Water, Mineral Water, &c.i also, all kinds OF
nice Cakes, French and common Candies in large
variety, all kinds of Fruit In season. both Foreign
and Domestic, paper-shelled Almonds, English
Walnuts, Palm-nuts, Ftlberts, GrOund-nuts &c,
with large variety of other articles in hs line OF
business. Having an experience Of twenty-ny
years in the business, he hopes TO be able TO plek
al who may favor him with their custom
Balls wedding Parties, and Pic-nies supplied
with everything in his line of business on terms
to suit the times. -
Remember-62 Jefferson st. opposite the p O.
JulOdIuIhSSti y. X. .DECRELLMAYER.
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a Fine Homestead for Sale.

I WILL sell at private sale, my homestead, on
Il the Lebanon pike, two and a-half miles south
of Dayton, containing eight acres, with house,
stable, slaughterhouse well and cistern. Also,
IL will be sold cheap. Call on Frederick Rhein ON
the premises. 49W3 FREDERIKA A ROSER
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Removal.

NEFF n BENNETT, Manufacturers and Whole
IN sale and Retail dealers in Stoves, Hollow
ware, &c, have removed their SalesrOom from 270
Third street, TO the rooms formerly occupied by
Brown n Irwin, ON the corner OF First street and
the Canal, where they will be pleased to see their
friends and all who may be in want of first-clasS
C0oking and floating Stoves. - .---.-.-
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Dissolution.

THE cO-partnership heretofore existing under
the style and firm name of Nen, Bennet Il Co,
was dissolved on the 10th inst Neif y Bennett hav-
ing purchased the interest of Mr. Ees. Either
partner will use the name of the 1rm in lliquida-
tlon. .. HENRY NEFE,
,, MILTON BENNET,
Iyl7dawtf MARCUS EELLS.
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Taken Up.

A LARGE bay horse. sixteen hands high prob
"A ably seven years old, and in good condition
He was taken up on the nightOf the 18th inst on
Water street. near Main. The owner is requested
to call and prove property, at Cathcart's Stable,
Jefferson street, opposite Market. au15d2awt
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TO CONTRACTORS.


THE Board or Trustees for the Southern Ohio
i Luuatic hsyllnn, at Dayton, hereby give no
zee that sealed proposals will be received Mt the
olllcC of The Suuerintcndent Of said Asylum on OF
before Wednesday the 18th day OF September, 1866
for the work aud materials required for the cree
ton Of the foundation and Easements Of the two
new wings OF the southern Ohio Lunatic Asylum,
at Dayton, according to the plans and specifics
tons Of james w Mclaughlin Architect. sepa-
rate bids viii be received, as follows;
First. For excavation for basement, cellars,
foundation trenches, and sewers stating the price
per cubic yard Of twenty seven feet.
Second. For the stoneworh of the same, stating
the price per perch in the wall, for the ruble
masonry-thc price per square foot for The ashlar,
and per foot for the water table. and for all cut
stone required, the price per foot set in place.
Third. tor The brickayng and Furnishing all
materials for same, stating the price per thonsand
Fourth. For supplying good white pine or oak,
or behlock iosts, for the first floor of said wings,
stating the price per thousand feet, lumber meas
urc The eTrustees reserve to themselves the right
to increase this contract as they may deem expe-
diont
Filth For common lumber for covering boards.
hridgings, etc, stating the price per thousand
. sixth. For the window frames required for the
basement. stating the price for each.
seventh. For the necessary carpenters work,
stating the price per square.
Each of the above items will be contracted for
separately. or bids for the whole any part OF
same will be considered Every proposal must be
accompanied by the offer of two res DOnsbg per-
sons surcties the bond OF she party receiving
the contract, for the due performance OF The eon-
tract. CO...
The proposals will be opened by Che Trustees at
the Asylum on Thursday the l9th day of Septem-
Der, 1866 The contracts viii be awarded to the
The plans and specifications eau be seen on APP
tplicatiOn at the Asylum, at any time before the
i9th of September 1866
The Trustees reserve To themselves the right tC
reject all or any Of the proposals if they consider
it necessary for the best interests ofthe State.
! G. w. ROGERS. Secretary.
|, 5. o. l.. Asylum, ID ayton, August 1S, 1865
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RcccptiOns.

Among the modern hiJmbugs of the day
are receptions Every congressman That
goes home gets a ''recoption." Five or SIX
toadies to run around; few dollars to buy
powder and hire band; and then you baye
a "reccption".--at which the recipient OF
the ..unexpected honor % is profoundly
grateful at the uprising of the people, and
indrlgcs in a comical display OF assumed
humility, &c. ....-
ScnENcK had one Of these affairs last
might. lie could we'll afford, out of the
Mira pay he pockcted of the peoples
money, to pay all the expenses himself-so
that all that BIcKuAM and the toadies
needed to do was ito hollow" Somehow
or other the thing didn't work well last
night, although the hero had been expected
and the preparations were made. lie came
on time. but his speech wasn't ready. lie
INDUCED In '4ew romnrks," the striking
ideas being mitch scarccr than the words.
lie proposes on future day to say some
thing about the Philadelphia Convention,
which, he SAYS. "hdd no representative from
this district. ScHENCK is mistaken about
that. 1t is Congress that hasn representa-
two from this district. He sits there and
draws the pay--extla as well as ordinary
but nobody represents the district. Nobody
representing this district would vote for
a tariff Jiu ruinous to the interests of the
west: or force negro suffrage upon an nm
willing people; or favor plan of recon
struction which adds TO New Englands
strength and diminishes our own in Con-
gress or foster more strife and hate be-
tween the West and South whose interests
lie together; or take several thousands of
dollars out of the treasury to put into his
rocket in violation of his contract.
DO not deceive YOURSELF hero of Vienna
The Gattering toadies that hang around
you, would hug the hem of your garment
no matter what YOU did to them. It's in
their nature. But the people are interested
not so much whether they had represen-
tative at Philadelphia as whetherthe have
one at Washington. They are aaNiou'
upon this point, and have good reason tc
be. They want an explanation of youl
vote on the tarifr; in favor of negro suf
frage; and The ''cabbaging" of their money
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-08-17
MEDICAL NOTICE.

DIR. u. CONE may be consulted as follows:
Ia XisNIA ut the Depot Eating House, on Thurs
days, March 8; April II; May II; July 8; Aug. o;
Sept. 13; Oct 1S. I,Hrr ...r.. "a MO-
In DAYTON at the Phillips House, on Fridays,
March o; April 10; May 1s Jnly 6; Aug. 10; Sept.
Ia; Oct. 10. r-r .....
In TROY at the Morris House, on Saturdays
March 10; April III May 10; July7; Aug. III Sept.
10; Oct 20. .,...
In SPRINGFIELD at the willis House, on
Thursdays, March l5i April ~; May "a; July ~:
Aug 49, Sept. 20; Oct. %
DIR. CONE has had Offices in each of the above
places, that he has regularly visited for the past
seven years, and as he has treated and cured many
Patients, in each of the above places, ho give
the best of references in each place to his skill
Dir CONE Treats and Cures all varieties OF
Chronic diseases, including those of the Eye and
Ear; makes no charge for consultation; but il
those who consult him desire treatment he charges
Cash for his Medicines.
Medicines that win last patient from four to six
months, cost from Five to Thirty dollars, in Cash
Address; DR.. II. CONE,
COLUMBUS, OHIO.
nOY25-d1y .. ...
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alew advertisements. .


I $ hereby given that have been appointed and
L qualified us AdministratriN on the estate Of
seward Jackson, deceased; late Of Montgomery
Coonty NANNY II. WINNER.
4gw3
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-08-17

Washington dispatches say that secre-
tary smvAhD had az interview with the
President, and recommended that = procla-
nation be immediately issued re-estabiish-
ing the aabeas corpus In all the States, and
practically terminating the military occu-
patton Of the Southern States. We have
notlouiIt that such proclamation viii
soon follow and that will wind up the last
of wars doings. - ~
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Miami University.
rTNIIF next session Of this Institution will be
i opened on MONDAY,
THE nth DAY OF SEPTEMBER NEXT.


IA G LTY:
GE. l.. STANTON, ID. d., President. and Pro-
fessor Of Intellectual and Moral Philosophy
q, N $50 ID DARD ID, LII. ~, Professor of Nat
ural Science.
lI. IL. RlShOP. a. NJ, Professor of the Latin
Language and Literature. -..s
K. W, mcFAkLANo, A, NJ, Professor Of
Mathematics.
J. ID. BUTLEIE, A NJ, Professor of the G reek
Language and Literature.
ROBERT CHRISTIE, A. b., Principal OF
the Grammar school.
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-08-17

OLD BUTLm.-The True Telegraph as
surcs us that oil is harmonious down there,
the ticket one of the best they ever select
ed, and the county good for 1900 Demo-
cratic majority flight it out ON that
line -
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for Sale.
altw advertisements.
MAYORS PROCLAMATION
TO THE PROPERTY OWNERS OF THE
CITY of DA 'YTON.
MAYORS OFFICE. Q
DAYTON. Anpnst Ii. 1S6G.


DAYTON. August H. 1866
There being frequent complaints made to me by
citizens of Dayton, that certain hlth aud nuishnces
exist, and are created by quantities Of vegetable
matter being thrown into the alleys and public
streets OF the city and also that privcs have n sew
elAl Instances become very offensive and are actu-
aly nuisances in the neighborhood where they ar
located also that hog pens in many instances, ar
onplalned OF as being very offensive; also nui
sMlfee arising from waste-water in CUTTERS and
stagnant pools on vacant lots, all of which, on com
plhnt sustained by proper evidence, is punishable
by heavy line and costs of suit
Notice lice IS therefore hereby given, that all per
sons hereafter complained OF, for causing or DC r.
mtting nnisances rs nboyi mentioned, to exist ON
or about their premises after this notice has been
published ten days, will be dealt with in strict ac-
cordanoe with the ordinances OF the city In refer
ence thereto.
1t is hoped and expected that all good citizens of
DaytOn-knowing, as we do that malignant and
injections diseases are surrounding us. and have
been pronounced epidemic in our neighbOring city
OF Ctncinnat-will require no further notice, or
enforcement Of the law; but will see that every
thing is at once put in good, clean, and healthy
condition around and about their premises.
JONATHAN kENNEY.
aulodlO Mayor OF Dayton.
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Leather Travelling Bags,
Pocket Books,
. Portmonies.
Pocket Wallets,
Bankers Cases,
Collectors Cases,
Memorandums,
Family Bibles,
Pocket Bibles
Testaments, with notes,
Testament and Psalms,
Photograph Albums,
Pocket Albums,
Pocket Knives,
Fairchild's Gold Pens,
Gold Pencils,
Gutta Percha Pencils,
Eagle Pencils,
Faber's Pencils,
Arnold's Ink,
Buffers Ink,
Check Books,
Gillott's Pens,
BlOtting Paper,
Mucilage,
Legal Cap,
FOOLS Cap,
Envelopes,
Note Papers,
Red Tape,
Waters,
Toy Blocks.
School Books.
Copy Books,
Copying Books.
Copying Brushes.
Conving Ink
Pictures,
Picture Cord,
b Ink Stands,
Pen Racks,
Tassels,
Tin Boxes. 5fl /.
States and Slate Pencils,
Blank Deeds.
Blank Mortgages,
Blank Executions.
Blank Summons.
Blank Subpoenas.
Omit Claim Deeds.
Sealing Wax.
Thumb Tacks.
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BROWNS BRONCHIAL TROcHES
Having directin1ueneeto the parts,
GIVE IMMEDIATE RELIEF.
For Bronchitis, AsthBa, Catarrh, Con-
SiImutiYe and Throat diseases.

Troches are used with always good success
SINGERS AND PUBLIC SPEAKERS
will hnd Tfoches useful in clearing the voice when
taken before Singing or Speaking, and relieving
the throat after an unusual eNertion of the vocal
organs. The 1rOches are recommended and pre-
scribcd by Physicians, and have had testimonials
from eminent men throughout the country. Being
an article of true merit, and having 1DfoUed their
efficacy by IA test Of many years, each year finds
them in new localities In various parts of the
world, and the Ifoches are universally pronounced
better than other articles f r"~
Obtain only "BROWN'S BRONCHIAL TRIO.
CHES," and do not take any Of the Worthless hai.
tdfioas that may be offered.
Sold every where in the United States and For.
eign Countries, at 10 cents per box. oc25- -6mdw
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A Cough. Gold, or Sor Throat,
REQUIRES IMMEDIATE ATTENTION, AND
SHOULD BE CHECKED.
If allowed to continue, Wv
Irritation of the Lungs, N Perma-
nent Throat Affection, or an In-
eurable Lung Disease
Is OFTEN THE RESuIT.
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KEEP COOL.

VTrE wish by this means. to inform the public.
w that We have at j F Edgar's Grocery. Main
street and atJ ObiiAger's Huston Builling, JEFF
"A
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1866-07-25

LORD BULwEB.-We see by the latest Euro
pean sdvices that Sir EDWARD LYTToN BULwEB
has been created Peer, under the title OF
Baron BULwER of Kenelworth. This promotion
is most deserved, and win probably account for
the omission Of Lord BULwER in the formation
of Earl DERBY's Cabinet. In Great Britain a
proper reward is held out to genius, and lite
rary celebrities seldom fail to acquire title.
Within late years there has been number Of
instances. THOMAS B MACAULEY was made a
LORD MoNKToN MILNEs was created Lord
HoUGHToN and Sir e, B. LYrros is Lord Bull
WEIR. When such palpable rewards are extended
as the recompense for success, we cannot wonder
that so many strive to win and succeed in secur-
ing the prize. .H.
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Hon. JOHN OovoDE.-We are glad to see that
it is probable that in the next CONGRESS we VIII
have an old veteran, "ot in danger tried" as one
OF the Representatives. from our State. The
Republican Convention of the Twenty-dcst s.
tiict has unanimously nominated for m emoer OF
Congress the Hon. JOHN CovoDE.
MIR. CovoDE is too we'll known as thorough
patriot and Pennsylyanian TO need any commen'
dation from US. His record is that OF an un
sWerving, unadulterated Unionist, and his whole
public career has merited for him the title OF
Honest John" We may need snch man
dur ng the DAYS yet TO come, and his experience
in investigating corruption may prove invalu'
able. H.
His opponent is General JOHN l.. DAWSON for
four years representative. Mr.. DAWSON is said
to be the ablest Democrat in the House; but,
Notwithstanding his high personal character,
We have no doutt but that "Honest JoHN' will
in the pext House occupy seat from Penn
sylvania. .-. lt 'rI 81. fu. .. ..
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PORTLAND, July 16, 1866.
MesSrs. Herring, FarreI + Sherman, No 25l Broad.
qDGy, N. r.
Gentlemen THE devastating fire which took
place in Ourcity ON the afternoon of July 4t1 unpar
aeled sin extent and number OF buildings destroy ed
by any fire that ever took place IN this country,
entirely consumed our large sugar house ana
Office. We were. using one OF your large size
lOdIng. door sales. 1t was in the third story OF
our ofiice; when the floor 1t fell INTO the
cellar on a heap of burning sugar, where 1t
remained until Thursday, when we removed 1t
and had it cut open; it contained our general
books, valuable papers, insurance policies, a
record of our Government bonds, TWO THOUSAND
DOLLARS IN bank bills, and some currency, all of
them were preserved in excellent order-ROta mark
of fire on hsm. Every line is perfectly legible,
The covers of the books we're drawn by The steam
from the hreproOf filing; they can be rebounds
the leaves are perfect. This safe was subject to
very severe test. We are very much pleased with
the result. 1t has proved itself perfectly fire.
plOot, and too much pEaise cannot be awarded to
a safe wh ieh stood the tsst so WE'LL
Respectfully yours
j., B. BROWN & SONS.
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The Cholera Has Come and We Are Un-
protected.

WE call upon the proper officers of our city to
summon at once special meeting OF Councils
to perform that duty which, WITH an almost
criminal negligence, they have heretofore ne.
elected. We know that members have learned
to prate of the fidelity which they have practiSed
in the discharge of their duties as representa-
tives, but we fear that the members of Councils
have mistaken meanness for economy. Taxes
are paid into the City Treasury in order chat
they may be expended in doing good to those
who contribute. Whenever, therefore, neces-
sity arises which demands an expenditure of
money we care not how large the sum may be,
if there is a proven necessity that sum should
be suppled few weeks since the Board of
Health asked an appropriation of $40, 600. Now
:hele is no body whose demands should be
more Immediately complied with than those of
the Board of Health in cholera season; yet the
same Council whose committee goes TO visit
the Boudlnot lands, taking in Chicago and st.
Louis on their way to Snyder county, cuts off
this asked.or sum, aud knowing the couse-
quences, reduces it to $4,000. The result IS that
all The Inspectors created aohea cholera loas
threatened, 1Cia be discharged on neTt Tuesday,
lust as cholera has dTrioed. At this very time,
when all possible help is needed, all help what
ever is removed. This may be wisdom and
sound discretion, but we cannot see it,
and the people will not see 1T, when,
after the seourge has passed us, these members
come before them for reelection. We there Ore
call for special meeting, in order that the
| duty uuperlormed may be fulfilled. II is neces
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THE SALUTE OF one hundred guns the cheers
of the Republican members, and the shaking of
hands which greeted the admission of the Ten
nessee delegation, afford the best evidence of the
falsity of the charge Of the Democracy that the
Union party was opposed to having the South
once more in the halls of Congress. The moment
that sense of duty would admit of their recep-
ton, that moment they we're received With open
arms And thus would we welcome all Southern
States, IL they would learn from tue example of
Tennessee, and go and do likewise.
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GERRIsH 6 PEARSON.

.e. r.r.. PORTLAND. Maine, July 13, 1866.
Messrs. Herring, korrei Sherman, No. 25t Broad
scdg, N y .i
Gentlemen the large fire which occurred July
4 entirely Destroyed our extensive stove manufac-
tory also Office, which was In separate wooden
building, Two stories in height. The safe, one of
your Rerring's Patent Champion. was in the second
story; 1t fell to the ground. We got 1t out during
the fire by means of chains. IL scas red hot. We
had it cut open on Saturday. The books and papers
contained in 1t were all preserved. Yours truly,
N. p. RICHARDSON 6 co.