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The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-06-12
The Fenians and their Radical
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The Mac-d-eheek Press, (fIadical) in its
last issue, in an article on the Fehians, says,
"Sinceiour issue of last week, Reniafiisni
in this country has eliminated, AZ !lled and
collapsed. The Irish patriots invaded
Canada with loud hurrahs, and then incon-
tinently moved on the United States with
| fieas In their ears. Enough were killed to
justify hanging, and enough taken prison.
ers toinake hanging practical. So for the
present ends this rat-hole patriotism that
while appealing to the sympathy of the
patriots here, gave their sympathy forfour
years to the meanest aristocrats and cruel
est Shareholders.
'sWith some of the nobIest trSne known
to humanity--with the heaviest Oppression
the poor and weak have ever suffered from
| the Irish manage their affairs so as to call
forth only .ridicule and contempt. Had
they extended their sympathy to the miser-
able slaves of the S0uth--had they given a
noble support to the generous Government
that feeds and protects them-the loyal peo-
pie Of the Union would now be lighting
their battles, instead of returning brave,
enthusiastic, yet deluded and stupid follow
ers to the tender mercies of the British
Government" rn .c}e
To illustrate the value of such stuff, (says
the Cincinnati Enquirer we will state that
hardly Fenian from this city or neighbor-
hood was In the army OF invasion Of Can
ada that had not seen service In the Federal,
army during the late war We have sever.d
al personal acquaintances among them, and
we know they were all in the army of inva-
sion of the South, and fought brayely in
the army of the North. They fought for
the Union, and by their services contributed
TO free the blacks. We venture the asser-
ton that ninc!tenths of the Fenian army
of invasion were Federal soldiers during
the late war; and we thought the reproach
was justly theirs, that, while the Irish peo-
pie were pinned by bayonets to a govern
mept they wished to be separated from, so
that they might have one of their own.
Irishmen here were fighting here to pin by
bayonets eight millions of people to a gov
ernment they wished to separate from, so
that they might have one of their own.
What the Enquirer says of the Fenians of
that city, in regard to their participation In
the late sectional war, may be truly said of
them in every other portion of the North
We can fully indorse the truth of the state
ment as far as this locality is concerned.
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Heroic.

The st. Hyacinthe &C. W. Courier of Nav
2sth has the following; llis pEft
As train of the Grand Trunk was pass.
ing through this locality during the night.
a young gentleman, Mr.. Bachand, noticed
that house was on fire, while the people
seemed not TO have wakened up. He urged
tle conductor to stop the train or at least
to slacken it, but met with refusal. The
courageous young man leapep, however,
from the cars, broke his leg, and yet crept
70 the burning house. which was that of
Mr.. Urgelc Desmarais, merchant. The
family were all asleea, as Mr.. Bacband had
supposed, and he reused them in time TO
save their lives. with one exception. that
OF young lady twenty-five years old, a
niece of Mr.. Desmarais. III ',','
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raid across tbe bordor sa,u.a.-.,
captured three Fenians near Fyaniiin txo rro
Of whom they hung. a ldV 7fiif Wv"
Three Fenians, living drunk ON this aldo
of the line were alsS seized sas,d on-s;oS
into Canada by the British froons TSyo
others were shot on SUNDAY mornino wv
The following orders have haaS5 nro-
mulgated here by Sweeney and Meehon.
Iye Sus - rSt ST.i AINhSsi .Inne m
I III ~ p pob..,. n...s,..., ,,.-.,.'.
bood Ioe pe,.e.. 'eS'"e'v Fe"'d" broNer-
| $50 iOO DO"'F'
2ehu no more men TO the front. The
stringent measures OF the United States
oossihia az ,,,o nano tenusteu success I'M
Inmad,a.ei,, P0'''' roinulgate Ihis
| fStr.nSS :, ,,, -,....
n.iS5a'.s L., ?. M.,SW EENEI.
Sweeney and Colonel Mehnn d}scnnt tin,,i,'..
the advance of the movement for the nress
ent.i aAn r73 nA-1vuh..
The march back was without order. The
men struggling along in groups: still they
appeared cheerful ard with full faith In
their cause. At st. Albans they were fur
nishcd transportation by the United States
TO their homes, They seemed pleased at
the kindness of the United States authori-
ties, and cheered the stars and stripes
Justify.
- - 4iAsH
OeH. Davis and the Assassination,
Iaa SJDFaTL NEw YoRK, June II.
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From Washington-The Efforts tO
release MT. Davis on Bail-Inter-
view of the PrisOner's COunae,
with Judge Chase-He Refuses To
DETERMINE the Case-The ApDli-
cation Before Judge Underwood.
! afni- -t. .,art- WASHINGTON, June IL.
On Saturday last Attorney general Speed
ana Mr. OConnor and others, counsel for
DAVIS, called on Judge Chase and talked the
matter oyer, with view of learning
whether the Judge weuld issue the writ,
snq sh e Setefmine & the Question Of bail under
Judge Chase freely gave these gentlemen
ms opinions on the subjects discussed. He
says nc stands now as he did some weeks
ago. when, after the promulgation of the
peace proclamation, he stated that he would
not preside in Court in Virginia until he
can have assurance beyond peradventure
that martial law Is abrogated In the State,
beiieving that there is yet doubt upon that
point, notwithstanding he Is inclined to in
terpret the peace proclamation as Mr. John
son does.
feel assured that Mr.. Davis will be re-
leased from prison within a short time, but
what VIII be the next step taken by his,
counsel, they have scarcely determined
themselves
The nominations sent by the President to
1he ocnale LO-uay are the following: IV-
man w. Patten, to be Collector Of Internal
Revenue OF the Seventeenth District of
ONO Doctor Greason, of Dacotah, to be
Consul at Bordeux, and Martin +, Conway
&C Marseilles, France. Mr.. Fleurat, the
protege OF the Bennett family of Ohio, was
nominated for this position some months
ago, at the urgent request of james Gordon
Bennett, but was rejected, after most un-
exampled labor and travail on the part of
the Committee of Congress.
A Washington special says the Chairman
OF the Committee on Ways and Means de-
sires to have IL understood that the tariff
VIII be thoroughly revised, and every justi-
haDle increase recommended.
Senator Wilson will report the Freed
mems Bureau bill with amendments. pro-
yiding for the restoration of Sea island
iands to their former owners on certain
conditions, and furnishing the freedmen
now occupying them with other land.
IL Is quite probable that the bankrupt
Dill and the bill concerning the pay of army
officers will go over until the next session.
branch mint building, is to be erected
at Carson City, Nevada, at once.
The receipts OF internal revenue for last
week were $5,620, 900 30. -
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The Fenians.

| .@'lti New YoRK, june IL.
A st. Adams dispatch dated June 10. five
II. Nj, says; After the feint last night owe,
the border there was discomfort among the
Fenians, and numbers deserted. On Friday
night there being no prospect Of supplies
ana ammunition coming np, the discomfort
became general. Early Saturday morning
General Spear addressed the men, saving
the supplies and ammunition had been
seized by the United States authorities.
Still he was willing 10 continue the advance
and asked how many men would follow
him. Only seventeen stepped forward from
the ranks.
- AZ Sd . OGDENsBURG, June IL.
The arms and ammunition seized from
the fenians at Brasher Falls by the United
states troops yesterday, aud taken TO
brasher STATION OF the Ogdensburg and
Lake Champlain Railroad, 10 the amount OF
fifteen wagon-loads were rescued by a party
fFeniAns.) 10 & G tlllIlI = 80
Colonel Vogdes len for Malone on A spe-
cial train at 40 this afternoon, taking with
him all the troops stationed here, THERE'S
DOW no forcs here 10 prevent rescue OF
the large amount Of arms and munitions
seized at this point. would not be sur
prised IL the attempt was made. il..7'7,
i haveJust received reliable information
that one of the finest guns on Fort Welling-
ton was spiked on Friday night. The com
mandant has endeaveFed 10 keen the faet
a profound secret. ...l.' -l ~ = -
Geaeral Spear was released on parole, To
await at y. Al6ans the action OF the United
States authorities. =,
Generals Sweeney and Mehan were ON
Saturday released from close confinement
and put on the limits of Sc. Albans. II q
IL said q guard Of ten Fenians plaeed
on this side Of the Canadian line, 10 bring
up stragglers, were attacked by mounted
troops, and one man killed and three
wounded. ra. NITI l-717 80 ~
Affidavit was made before General Meade
that party Of British Regulars made q
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LEGAL NOTICE.

pursuance OF an order of the Probate Court OF
montgomery County, Ohio will oner for sale
Saturday. June 30, 1866,
Between the hours of two and four O'Clock D. m
upon the premises, six miles west OF CO rm ,gn
on the county line road, the following described
feal estate, situate IN SAID copnty Of montgomery
from the section line east Of the southwest CORNER
oI te southwest quarter Of section No six town
snip three. and OF range four, east; thence north
. nve degrees twenty poles, To u cOrnerj thence
M Mhortn eisnty-hve degrees east sixteen poles 20 a
corners thence south fve degrees east twenty
poles 20 corneri and thence south eighty a ve
nGsress West sixteen poles 70 the place OF begiR-
ho,,as aners y upon the premises q good dwelling
rat variety Of bearing fiuit trees, etc
Z, me premises have been appraised at four hun
thirds Of that amount
Terms az sale One third cash one third IN one
year aud one1thind In two yeasy fron1 day Of SAFE
Mir Interest, 70 pe secpreI by mortgage upon liz
premises; tLlI JOSEPH WILSON,
GEORGE W. MoYER, Attorney msSdbwF
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New Military District.

b4D 1..a.. f LOUISVILLE, June IL.
Kentucky and Tennessee have been con-
solidated into one department. General
StQneman commanding. Kentucky becomes
a district with General JEFF. G. Davis at its
head, who will act as Superintendent of tho
Ereedmen,s Bureau for that State. Major
General e. B.Eisk will occupy the same
position for Tennessee. = - ~
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A WALKING DEMIJoHE,LOn Saturda,
last an Irish hod-carrier entered drinkert
where whisky is,sold by the pint, and call.
cd for half pint of whisky. H1 III'
w here's your bottlep ?" asked the dealer
when he had filed the tin measure.
"Meself is my bottle" was the reply,
''I'll carry it inside of me,n
The man OF whisky stated, but passed
over the utensil. ffigI NO
The hod-carrier drained it to the last
dreg;: He came back in about an hour.
That half pint of whisky is very lone
some,' said1he,y.'give me another to keen
MN company" another was given. him,
Az three o'clock the same afternoon he
Them two half pints Is quarrellin'.p he
said, "raisin' disturbance inside of me
let me have another half pint to separate
tlem!f 3NnoT 20 auoi2 2cH liI
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tB-"'What is colonizinR,. ma pn oner,ed a
hopeful miss of seventeen. .CoIonizin1
my dear,n replied her mother, 'sis having n
home and raising a family.s 'Ohi ma
how ] would like to colOniSer exclaimed
the daughter. "a /.
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~ An old gentleman remarked the other
Day that in l7z9 we went 10 war on account
OF the stamp act, and got the Niger while
IN 1851, we went 70 war about the niggeE
and got the stamp act. - '
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GREAT SALE OF REAL EsTArE.-We cali
attention to the sale Of the Patterson farm,
adjoining ne south line Of theeity, which
take place on Saturday the 10Th Of the
= present month, The farm has been divided
INTO lots particularly adapted to building
and gardening purposes, and Is one of the
most desirable locations to be found any
where in this section of Ohio. The yery
advantageous situation ofthis property, ia
kenin connection with the fact that the nav
ments have five years to run, present su-
perior inducements TO purchasers, and we
have no doubt there viii be a lively com
petition for the lots, "A Iii is seldom that 40
favorable Inducements for Iinvestmsut i'm
real estate are offered.ea tAAAoO
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DAYTON w0OLEN FACTORY.

nUkING the past winter, has been re- tttet
y with entire new machinery, and Is well pre-
pared To card aid spin wool into yarn or manu-
iactprf Wepi into Jeans, Satinets, Flannels Blan.
ketsb ete',1lDy the yard or on shares Keeps good
assortment Of goods to exchange for wool q :
railroad with directions " hat tEey ant Il mads
into or exchanged for, and II viii be promptly at
Tended %. ~ satfsf4ction is not given the goods
Tor the wool that was sent WILLIAM FISH
ml2w3m No. 1 Fifth street DAYTON Ohio
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} John asked Julia If she would marry him.
mo" said she. 81 will not have you:n but
before john could recover from the shock,
she archIy put in--''but you may have me n
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New York Money Market.

NEW \ oRK June1l.
Money easy, at sac per cent. for call
loans; sterling steady at lO9Js@llO: gold
irregular and unsettled, opening at 1873,
declining to 1876, and closing at l3935G
l3o1t Governments shade firmer,
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BY TELEGRAPH.

From Washington--Radicals Com
tOrtable over tho Result I'm the
senate on Friday - The Pro-
gramme-Admissio of Tennessee
and Arkansas Representative
PRESIDENT not COMMITTED as to
what He shall do. fsrr
J special Dispatch toue Cincinnati BnquIrer.l
-,.t.., -,.-,,... WASHINGTON, June 0.
The Radicals are feeling comfortable over
the result of the work In the Senate yester-
day upon the reconstruction plan.
Under the present arrangement the Joint
resolution with the Senate amendments Is
to be reported TO the House, and by that
BODY. passed on Monday witout debate un-
der the gag ofthe previous question.
=. IL Is Q matter Of wonder to some, what
the Radicals find in the present status OF
the reconstruction plan 10 be jubilant over.
But as explained by those of the party who
are IN the secret Il appears that they deem
this, as they term IL conclliatory action Of
the Senate, great step toward reconcllla-
ton with the President. They expect him
to approve Of the plan, though he Is not re-
guired, officially, TO take any notice Of II un-
III after the proposed amendment shall have
been acted upon by the several States. The
programme now IL to pass the resolution I:
then admit the Tennessee and Arkansas
Representatives; then adjourn and go be-
lore the people with this seemingly un-
broken front of the whole party, and where
plausible and polite argue that the Presi-
dent approves the amendment. n.U
so far am sure Mr.. johnson has not ali-
thorized any one 10 say he either approved
or disapproved ofthe amendment and when
tOld that there was better feeling grow
ing toward him among the Radical mem
Ders OF Congress, and that they now had
great hopes OF acomprdmise with him, he
invariably answered: "Well, am glad to
hear of that better feeling. / am ready.
They can easily compromise with me.
There Is the Constitution and the laws
sprihsing from IL. This is my platform,
and these my terms of compromise"
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tyr The New York Hsraia had the fol-
lowing startling caption % along editorial: !:
! eShall we have the cholera lorsome other
dreadful disease In New York; To (which
the Louisville Joasaa, replied "You pay
your money and you has your choice ~ .
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eB The abolition convention of Warren
County, which met at Lebanon on Satuf-
q DdsyIlast 70, apppiptdeegstesl to the Third
Il District Congressional Convention, hnani-
mously instructed their delegates to sup
port Schenck for the nomination. ah
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NOTICE.

Susan Layton. Plsintlff VS.. Arth04 L.v,o. m.
IendAnt Montgomery Common Pleas,
TUE defendant viii take notice that susan I. N.
t9n hes nled . petition for Divorce aeaInsf
him, In the Court Of Common Pleas of said csnss
and tnst an application will Ia made 1t the Jnns
ssrM % q sAid Sourt tor decree upon the grounds
W. H. BELvILLE, Atty for PIN mSsSs InSvsEs
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AoJIeEaa

COLLECTIONS OFFICK U. 5. INTERNAL REvEEUKAb
THIRD DISTRICT, OHIO, "F?f
DAYTON, June 1, 1860
A LII persons IN Montgomery County, engaged
"a IN business or professions required 10 be Ii
United States, who haye.made apple ation for IL
cense are hereby notified that said applications
heye been returned by the Assessor for collection,
ana that said license tax must be paid and licenses
issued within ten days from this date, at the oice
Oh tbe Collector, corner of Third and Jefferson
Tee per cent penalty is required by Law to be
added 70 Al hetnquencies hfter the expiration Of
the lekai notice. JOHN L. MARTINI T. NJ
b Juedsawl Collector Third District Of Ohio
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,,-',,.,, Ese7- No use in talking, You may go all
over Dayton and you'll find the cheapest,
rl yes good deal the cheapest and incest
inade-up ClothiDgin Dayton at IT, Schwarz,
llS Main street sign of the Golden Eagle
three doors south of Market House. i. qu
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GRAIN SAcKs.-C- p. Huber q Son, at
No. 2s Third street are selling Grain
Sacks, made Of the very best quality of
heavy eottO" duck, at $40 per hundred. They
z can supply any quantity Of them at short
notice. ~. % 's's1,' iusd4avv9' n
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LOST, on Saturday morning between First
Street and Market, or about the Market
House a watch seal with a red set IN. one
side; black, striped with white, on the 9th
err The finder will be liberally rewarded
by leaving 1t at this offiee.s 'llnti'
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ATLANTA HOUSE,
No. 40 MARKET STREET,
DAYTON. a.

DoARDlNG BY THE WEEKAND
MEALS AT ALL HOURS ChoIea Si,ss... a. ~ -
Liquors At the Bar. 'S~'s N"
LiInch EOerD-day at 10 O'Clock.
JACOB wAGSoNER
apr s-om proDrietar
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ES'- The State Sunday School Convention
meets at Sandusky to-day. gItis expected
that the Sunday Schools throughout the
State will be quite generally represented,
and that the attendance viii be large. ~.
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FEEfANs. Additional ttfoops) mistake
we mean Fenian Suits, arrived this week at
the popular Eagle Clothing Store, IL
sehwarz, Proptietor,. lis Main street. ~,
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Is warranted to be the only preparation
known 70 cure Coughs, Colds, Hosrseness,
Asthma, Whooping Cough Chronic Coughs
Consumption, Bronchitis and Group. Be
ing prepared from Honey and Herbs, IL Is
particularly suitable for ali affections Of the
Throat and Lungs. For sale by Druggists
everywhere ian3
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PREPARE FOR Hot WEATHER The heat
of summer coming on, and every body
should 60 to Huber & Sons, No. 27s Third
street, and get one of those splendid AVN
ings, that they are selling SO cheap. b I'd I'd"
iu6d4aW2 5ate B.
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LUScH To-MoBRow - Knecht a. Son, pro
prietors Of the Metropolitan Restaurant
will lseta splendid Lunch tomorrow WED
nesday) morning, at ten O'Clock. Turtle
Soup and all the other luxurics win be
served up in the best style .o UHh sd
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"a The estimated l9ssin,the destruction
Z, Of Maty's Academy anda chapel there
i9'with connected, at Somerset, Ohio, few
days ago by fire, is 100000. boli ho
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t3-G. w. Rogers OF this city, has pur-
chased the States interest in the Dayton
and Coyington Turnpike. at a cost Of
sS2S6, and has received his certifcate as
the holder Of that amount of stock. 100 ''f
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COOPER FEsTALE SEMISARr.s- The COM
mencement exerclses Or The Cooper Female
Seminary, will bsheIdboh Thursday even
ing next the 14th insts sin the First Pres
byterian Church, -, N ..., 4
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y OSTERS AND PROGRAMMES
riAiA ana In Color neatly printed at tho
,NOSht6Ur .Fs,JsA job Room,
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THE FAIR.-The Fair held by the sisters
of Notre Dame, at CIegg's Hail. opened last
night, and was largely attended, giving
promise that the enterprise will prove a
gratifying success, and fully meet the ex-
pectations of the benevolent ladies who
s nave u IN charge. Every thing is arranged
in elegant style, and great variety ofiuse-
full and fancy articles are offered for sale
During the progress of the Fair, number
of valuable prizes will be drawn for. The
object is most laudable one, and the hall
Y should be filled every night. Let all con
tribute something to the success Of an en-
terprise so worthy of generous Support. IIu
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Wilmington Ohio, are said to.be alive with
t4tL ~ xild pigeons ciEAOEA StDh doOa
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q ArTRAcTIvE.-The most attractive busi-
ness place in Dayton, at the present time,
is the eagle Clothing Store" No, 1Is Main
street, in the rooms formerly occupied by
AcIntire & Baird, where the most superb
custom made clothing is kept and daily re-
eeived' and sold at prices to meet the APP
probation Of every purchaser. This house
has established its present enviable reputa-
tion by the upright and courteous manner
Of conducting business on the part of its
proprietor, whose only y,object is to render
full and entire satisfaction to all who favor
him with their custom, Remember the
sign of the Golden Eagle" No. lIs Main
street, and when yon desire to purchase
frst-class clothing at the lowest prices
don't fail to call, You will never go away
dissatisfied. siH4 i1IitH Ut ltd&w
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THEnDHfLY EMPIRE.

tE~ Lipenfppsters at all pfces, etrll
Schwarz', lis Main street. a 4
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BEST & STEPHENS.
NEW STORE AND NEW GOODS.
HENRY MILLER ~ Co.
GIG Third atroo4

MOULD beg leave TO inform their friends and
w the public in general, that they have jIst
oPenien Pphi.,n nrst.elass Merchant Tailoring es-
Will. WIN be always ready 70 receive orders 70 max
Their goods are OF the latest Fashion and stvla
lowest prices. ' 'S' "'
nice assortment OF Ready-made Clothin0
cheap ~ 70 s''u 'ei
- general assortment of Gents Furnishing
Goods always on hand Gentlemen viii do x.aii -
examine our stock before purchasing elsewhere
niSu'm HENRY MILLER a Co
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UOOD Wsrho 6eaaoA sgs,[l..la a., vlal..IRElll
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FOR RENT.

TWO front rooms, Suitable for an enlce and
sleeping room) in the building occupied -by
nne Ohio Insurance Compar northeast corner Of
Ihlrd pnl and Jenerson streets. Inquire Of WILLIAM
rotsfn DtShE resident or W. H. GILLESPIE, Sec.
retaiyi ohio insurance Company modtf