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The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-12-28
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GUARDIANS SALE on RENL Rs,fA ATN.


--l.tf Dob 1rrI tUt
Eliza wilmer Guardan Of Gustave A mud John
II. wilmer ". Her said Wards, ct al. Plphnfc
Court, Butler C1unty, ohio 1fi
IN pursuance Of i,n order Of said Court OF FRO
Il Dale, IN and Tor said county OF Butler Ohio
made on the 9TH dhy OF December 1855 IN the
above named case Of Eliza Wilmer gunldian,
against her said wards ct al, the undersigned
VIII on ... .Il f..I..f - In4 "a
Saturday, Mf M OF JdHNqJy, 1861, ..
Betwcen the hours OF one and two O'Clock ?. NJ OF
SAID daN, at the Count House oiTer ut public sale
the following desorihedTeu estate situate in, the
city Of Dayton, ntsomory County, Ohio, to-Nit.
Icing lot rumbcr two thousand one hundred
anu slA (2lObl of thG revised numJers ON the plat
ui the city of Dayton, Mbntcuthcty tbunty, Ohin
IERhs on ~ Lb--One-llulf cash On day OF
salei ono half in one year IRON day of sale uc-
lerred payment 70 he sccUrcd by geon Tile
irOm the date thereof. '''I '''l' Wy ''I
10 be s6ldiroe OF duwer- Appraisdd al a. aJV.
t... ... Li. ELTL-A WllLMER
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It is Il most delightful Hair Dressing.
It eradicHtey scurl md dandfnn.
it Keeps he head cool and clean
ltmakes the hair rich soft and glossy.
1t prevents hair turning gray and falling of.
Il restores hair upon prematurcly bald heads
This is just what Lyons Kathairon win do. Its
pretty il is cheap-turable, IT IS literally sold by
thecar-loal, and yet its almost iDcreaible demand
is daily increasing, until there is hardly country
store that does not keep il, family thatdOes not
use It. U T.. THOMAS LiON, Chemist, y. \.
Saratoga Spring water, sold by Rll
DruggistH, .l ....f.. ... NJ. ..I
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SNAIL FARM ONE MIT.R FROM MI
AMISBuRG 14T MASTER COMAlIS-
SIONER'S SALk. -n-- -l------ ---.--L-.---.


Joseph Lambert vs. Harriet I.arec ct al No .;aQS
Montgomery County Superior Jonrt i'i
DURsUANT to anrOnlerOi the Superiar5 Cont
1 Of Montgomery tnupty, Ohio, made ia the
above entitled cause ahdto me dffccttd 4 will
ouer At nphlic auction, at HE door of tho Cont
House, In the city OF Dayton, III the county snd
state aforesaid, on a.. m ir..iN fu .iatfr,I
SaSsrdag, SHFiar 10, 1861 vol a.t
Between the hOurs 0l one and tour o clock T. NJ OF
said day, the following described redi estate To
wit. D '..|.I H.'.Ii U.... .I..f.I IL + .-If'
situate in the county of Montgomery and state
OF ONO In section =, town =, range b east te be
ginning az the D. W corner OF VIM. tiroW's Go arr,
lot IN said section and runnlng thence east a.,
chains and 10 links t0 the channel IBosr re,il
thence down the channel of said creeA > :g3 DEG e.
chains; thence y. 50 deg. e. chains tht.nt,,
- deg chains thenae g. ~ deg. a. q chains and IN
links q q point u ChNins and ~ links south OF
Nelday's line; thence parallel win the Itust and
west line, the section line. thepCu to the ular,.
on beginning, containing twenty y-iour acres Hnd
s6-iOO "a SG.iOO) .
Also part ortho same section beginning at the
e. cornor OF the above desefdei trlstit tlcuco
along the east line thereof 20 the north line of sid
tract; thence EAST Tor quantity. thence pa1dfel
with the hrst mentioned line to the south line of
said tract; thence along the said liub To tho hi se
Of beginning containing nve acres,
sad apd eRs peqni eIHl g4Sei "A SO per acre and
cannot seu fr less thh twO-thitd{ of sAfd upprais.
ment 7. IH .1#THt IHaff nlIf l.,-.1I-f'l q q
Terms Of sale, cash. w H. RELyIILE
Master Commissioner Montgomery snbeiiof CUutt
ADAM CLAY, Atry..t r. #. .. i.-' T. ll4Kb
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Hcimstreeps inimitable Hair Coloring is not a
dye All instantaneous dyes are composed Of Ia-
mar caustic aud more or less destroy the vitality
and beauty OF the hair This is The original flair
Colorng and has been growing in favor over
twenty years It restores gray hair TO its original
color by gradual absorption In most remarka-
bile manner, L is also beautiful hair dressing
sold in two sizes-JO cents and Si-by all dealers.
H g. iIETMsTREET, Chemist,
Saratoga SprinR waters SOLD by all
Druggists. N
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letter of Recommendation.

GENTLEMEN we have used the "SPEOIFIC
PILLS" made from DIR. DELAMARWE'a PREsCRIP-
rIOS, during several years pnst in our private and
public practice and have found them most ener-
rhca or seminal Welbness; Nightly, Daily, or
Premature Emissions sexual Weakness, or I'M
l1otHcV; Special arrangements Of the Nervous Sys-
TEN; Weaknesses arising from secret Habits and
sexual EKcesses; Rsld@GtiOa OF the Genital Or
gansi Weak Spine; Affections ot the Eyes Lime"
or Brick Dust Deposits in the Urine; 'AIilky''
Discharges; Palen0ss OF the skin. with Sunken
Cheeks ami BOodle,s Lips; "Pinched" Features ;
Irregular action OF the Heart and in all the CHASTITY
train of symptoms arising from Oycr-use, abuses
or loss from any cRusG, of tho Nervous Force.
We earnestly advise the Profession aud all per-
sons suffering from any SymptODidkic or OFganic
A6ecti0Rs of the GENGTO- URINARY SYSTEMS, TO use
these Pills. with high respect, we are yours most
sincerely.
II. a, BEAUREPA1RE VI. ID
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LYOS's EXrRk oF PuREJAMAICA Ginger For
Indigestion, Nausea, Heartburn Sick Headache,
Cholera Morhus, Flatulency, &C, where warm
ing stimulant Is required les careful preparation
and entire purity laakssita cheap and reliable ar
tiole for culinary. purposes. Sold every where, at
20 cts, por bottle. Ask for"LYoS's" Pune Extract
Take no other
sarstogR spring water, sold by all
Dmggsts. A-eowiy
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Notiee 70 sporta,snsen.

A II persons are hereby forewhrned not 10 tres
"A piss upon the farms of the unaetsilsneds vti \
logs guns FIRE arms of any kind for TIM purpos.
ot shooting or killing game as an persons 50 found
trespaHsing viii he dealt Nith according W the Ut
most vigOi Of the law The farms OF t6e undNr-
signed are situated ni Madison nnd Ief.,,,s,,,,
TaWuships Mont gomcry tounty Ohio
John hArick Jacdh r. Vanimaif .a
David Landis. Jabsb b Stouasr
s. ". StutsmAn Iuln Betfintger
Saintel Shank ''N H .ftifob KaFI 7lfiI N..
alnugl Arnold, ID b levi Wooden
DANIEL q Fox, J. T.. kimmeL' trf
ecoi iNi1tser, O. Lewis mmoi ~. Las.
Abraham heeter, Andrsw himmel
solomon Heeter j ~ Hecklflf f,,rE
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THE GREAT ENGLISH REMEDY.
PRoTECTED RY ROYAL LETTERS PATENT.
SIR JAMES CLARKE'S
Celebrated Female Pills.

C~AN| - - SNNt = SAaAtSA~ 4 AAA2'
PrepaFsd yrlm q prescription Of Sir J L9it1e, H.
G V n, IHgsfeidb Ertrddip nary 10 Ae Qiiesa.
Thishnvaluahle medicine Is uniailiug ia the cure
of all those painful and dan ytIous diseases 70
which the female constitution is subject. II mod
from whatever canse speedy cure may be
relied on.
TO mARRLE ID LADIES
II is particularly suited II will, ia a short time
bring ON the monthly period with regularity,
1laWoo Caution. g5 efTE
These Plis 8A0ald not be taken 6y Fspadles duriag
ne FIRST THREE MONTHS of Pregnancy as they
are sure 10 bring on Miscarriage, 6Ht dt dHV ohey
tLao Aeg are sqfe
In al cases OF Nervous and Spinal Affections
eXerton, Papitatlpn of the Heart, Mysteries, aud
Whites, these Pills will oilect curr when AN
other means have failed and although powerful
remedy, do not contain iron, cal0mGl, autimony, or
anything hurttul TO the constitution
Full direciQns in the pamphlet around each
package, which should be carefully preserved.
soLp BY ALL DEuGGIsTs. PRICE, 81 PER BorrLE
SPECIAL NOTICE
II Is ne (its Of every gGiRd6le Medicine 10 De
CoUNTERFRiTEn. BE cdHfiOHs Therefore, and see
thai ne lctters N q NJ" are b1ottH IN ne bottle aHd
hat each fOrdppor bedrs Lto FAC SMILES Of Lss sig
natures Of L. o. BALDWIH6 CO., md Jon NOSES
pfgf-t t0ffAout 1chfoA, none are genuine.
n. Bone Dollar with Eighteen Cents flr
Postage, enclosed to any authorized Agent or to
the Sole General Agent for the United States aud
British DOminions,
jon MOSES, 2I Cortlandt St. New York
Will ensure a bottle, containing Fifty PMS nv
return mail, securely sealed from an observation.
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DISSOLUTION OF PARTNERSHIP.

nUpO1T \ EtCkMANN have dissolved theil
IL partnership, Conrad Eickmann having retired
lhe business as heretofore will be continued ls
Eugene Dutoit, who will settle All accounts dus
and against tbe flpi. DUToT EICKMANN, I
BecGmyerT iBds l |l aoeSHt
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R.A, BEAUREPAwE, NJ. u
G.. ID. DUJARDiN, NJ. ID.
JEAN DE LErCnRE, NJ u.
70 Garanciere n Dupont,
No. a14, Rue Lombard, Paris.

Sedeatdry and Siudious Occupations, GrteJS,
Ahrieties. or whatever tends TO impair the vital
Action Of the Brdin, Heart Ner00ls SystezR fIe-
quently lead 10 thu most DistrsssiaV aud E5lBar-
raising Disorders of the VIRuE SYSTEM SIN
dents, CsFVyTnsn and Ldirgers, therefore who are
especially liable to these Weaknesses should re.
sort promptly to DIR. pELANARRE's sPHcfPIC
Pills
A Pamphlet, containing full particulars, with
Directions and Advice, printed IN French. Ger
man, spanish and English, accompanies each box,
and Will he sent by mail, free of cost to any one
who will write for n
Price, ; per AsOx, or SiN Boxes for So
Sold by all the principal Druggists, or will he
sent by mail seouFtJg sealed from al observation
on receipt Of the specified price by any authorized
agent or by the sole General Agents for America
OSCAR q. MOSES y co, q C0rtlHndt Street, New
York Authorized agent for Dayton--N ".
STEW ARR G-ail orders by mail promptly at.
tended to. Oc0daweOwIy-i
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,. Fl EINJz Sc BRO,
No. asI third street,
tJust cast oi Jcders0n,)
% "a -xToN, onIIO.

IANUFACTURERs and Wholesale and Retail
lfI dealers IN Fine and Assorted Candies Hand !
some Candy Ornaments, the most beautiful Christ
mas Gift Goods; all manner OF limitations In WAX.
Toys, &c and everything desirable iOV Holiday
Presents.
Heink& Bro, particularly invite dealers and the
public TO call at their manufactory, al Third 81 /,
north side Just east OF jefferson Call and exam.
ine their splendid goods uoiGdaw
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aNtatal.
Life fe-Health-Strength.
Life Aealth-Strength.
Life Health Strength.
DIR. JUAN DELAMARRE3S
SPECIFIC PILLS, .-1C

Are prepared by the MessieuTs e ASCIERE a DU.
FONT, Phamaceutsts, No, 2l4, Ruc Lombard,
Paris, FROM the Prescription Of DR.. JUAN DELA-
MARIE, Chisef Physician TO the Hospital du Noll
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Removal.

NTEFF& BENNETT, Manufacturers and whole
N sale and Retail dealers in stoves, Hollow
ware. sc. have removed their SalesrOom from go
Third street. 70 the rooms formerly occupied By
Brown * Irwin, ON the corner Of fint street and
the Canal, where they will bc pleased Ia sce their
lricnds and al who may be ia want Of hrst-class
Cooking aud floating Stoves
4.sI Dissolution.
rTuE co-partnership heretofore existing under
4 the stvlc and nrta name Of Een hennet n Co. j.
was sol ge on the 10Th inst, NeiI n Bennet hnp-
ing purfhfHfl the interest Of Mr., Ecls Either
partner WIN use the name of tho finn iu lquida-
ton HENRY NEFF
MILTON BENNET
iyI7dawtf Her MARCUS EELIS.
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CARD.

.I a CARD. ll .. .I
THE undersigned would respectfully inform the
i citizens of Dayton aud vicinity that he Will de-
vote his timo 10 the collection for any one who
may need his services, with prUmptncs OF all
money, collected by him, and security for the
amount OF hills put in his hands. Being hcq uainted
with the land marks OF Montgomery County those
who have standing Bills would do well to employ
HIM with the assurance that every dollar collected
Dayton ohio and the address will he promptly
attended To, nnaIdlm 4. &. .RREENE. :
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M q II L Q H.
FOURTH ST. CARRIAGE SHOP.
!. LANGDON 81 BRO

A IL persons Indebted for New or Second hand
n Carriages and Buggies and Repairs, viii
please call at tue Hardware Store and settle.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1866-08-25

u Nrph informed us when he was
elected Public Printer that "he could
hardly realize that he was really elected,
until the clerk brought in the bills
No. we expect not But pray tell us
whether you h we yet" realized" nything
upon that little "bll'' for printing. We
have not particle of sympathy for our
friend of the Pickwich Organ, for a man
who becomes the obsequious tool Of men
he knows are corrupt demagogues, has no
claim either upon our respect or our pity.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1866-08-25
Olympia, Aug. 81, 1866.

RoBBERY.-Mr. John Locke. owner OF
the Brewery at Steilacoom, was robbed of
about 81, 900 in coin, on Monday last, in
troad daylight, by three soldiers belong
ing to Camp Stcilacoom. Mr.. l.. was
knocked down by one of the rufiians and
held, while the safr-key was taken from
his pocket, the safe robbed, when all three
took to the woods. Sheriff Judson and
posse are on their track. and it is thought
they will soon be Appreciated. Four
hundred dollars reward is offered ortheir
capture.
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Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1866-08-25

II Major-General Halleck has given
orders that the smaller military posts shall
be officially designated as Camps"
Instead OF =" Fort" Steilacoom, the proper
designation of that post hereafter will be
Camp Steilacoom.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1866-08-25

IL Our merchants have lately received
large acyessions to their stocks Of goods.
We'obscrve that Mr.. Lightner is opening
fine display. Mr.. Barnes also has re-
ceived varied assortment Of Fall goods.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1866-08-25

u We are compelled to yield much of
the space usually allotted TO editorials and
local news. to publish the great National
address. We will allude to it aud other
deferred matters in our next.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1866-08-25

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The National rn,o" Address.
To the people of the United States: IIav.
ing met in convention in the city of Phil
adt'phia. in the State of Pennsylvania, this
l4th day of August 1866, as represent.
a'ivcs of the pcopIe'in all sections aud from
al! the States and Territories IL the Union,
to consult upon the condition and wants Of
the country, We address to you this declara.
tion OF our principles and the political pur-
poses we seek to promote. Since the meet.
ing Of the late National Convention in the
year 1850, events have occurred which
have changed the character of orr country
aud given the United States new place
among those Of earth. Our Government
has passed through the vicssitudes aud
pcrils OF civil war; war which, though
,ls, Al in 10 .I,op ing
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1866-07-20
GOV. Mor,on,s I,o,nhshell.

4 d "a "a q \. NJ e. a
Gov Morton, in his speech al In
dianapolis, few days since, thus de-
scribes those ..
WHO CALL THEMSELVES DEMOCRATS.
Every unregencrate rebel, lately in
arms against his government calls
himself d Democrat. WIZ
|, Every bounty Jumper, every desert
or, every itsneak'' who ran away from
the draft, calls himself Democrat.
{ Bo&les, MIilligan, Walker,l Dodd,
lIorscy and Humphreys call them
selves Democrats. .nt
Every Son of Liberty who copspir-
cd TO murder, burn, rob arsenals, and
release rebel prisoners, calls himself
II Democrat. 20 = ID o
John Morgan, Sue Mundy, Camp
Ferguson, Wirz, Payne and Booth,
proclaimed themselves Democrats.
Every man who laborcd for the re-
bellion IN the field, Who murdered
Union prisoners by cruelty and star
vation, who conspircd TO bring about
civil war in the loyal states, who in
vented dangerous compounds to burn
steamboats, and Northern cities, who
contrivci hellisli schemes 10 intro
ducc into Northern cities the wasting
pcstilcnco of yellow fever, calls, him
self n Democrat.
Every dishonest contractor who
has been convicted OF dcfrautling the
goycrnment-+eyer dishonest pay
master or disbursing officer who has
been convicted Of squopdcring the
public money Mt the gaming table or
in gold gambling oporations-every
officer ia the army who was dismissed
Tor cowardice or cisloyalty, calls him
self DcmOcrat5 afl
Every wolf in Sleeps clothing,
who pretends to preach the gospel,
but proclaims the righteousness Of
man selling slavery every one who
shoots down negroes in the lstiects,
burns negro school houses aud meet
inc houses, and murders women and
children by the light of their own
flaming dwellings, calls himself u
Democrat
Every New York rioter in 1868,
who burned up little children ia col
, orcd asylums-who robbed, rn,ishcd
and murdered indisci Intimately in the
midst of blnzing city, for three days
and nights, calls himself n Democrat.
In short, the Democratic party may
be described rs us n common sewer
and loathsome receptacle, into which
is cmpticd every element oi treason
North and South, and every element
OF inhumanity and barbarism which
has disgraccd the nSe.
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1866-07-20

the color corporal, within three feet
of the Major.
But II was his last shot; for before
he could gain Ms cover, the Major let
drive, and the rebel was scen TO toss
his arms wildly, throw his rifle high
in the air, anil fall headlong down
from his rocky perch, dead as Julius
Cpsar. iHf - HyYU Hte
A stunning cheer from the entire
line in sight Of tho rock, greeted the
Major, while he coolly proceeded TO
reload his rifle.
Just at that moment rebel color
gnard came up To the rock, close by
where the dead sharpshootcr lay, and
planted their colors beside it, The
Major again dropped behind the rot.
ten stump; taking a rest over the top,
he sends the color sergeant one, and
the rebel flag was brought to the
dust Again the cheers broke from
our line; but by this time the enemy S
attention was attracted to this point,
and squad OF sharpshootcrs was
brought mp as near our line rs their
cover would allow. They had cvi
IDENTIFY sighted the Majors position
Capt. Coppinger, of the lItl, who
had been Watching the movements or
the part OF the gray coats, suddenly
called out: 'uf
"Major, you had better move OIL
from that stump, for the enemy have
got rang and mean mischief"
The Major moved some 10 or IL
feet to the right, when whirr came
volley, and some eight bullets pass
cd through the rotten stump, directly
in range OF where the Majors head
was some seconds before lie coolly
remarked: "a miss is MS good as 9
mile," and walked away. f.
After the battle, the General com.
manding the Division remarked to til,
Major: 1'.'
"rhat is the first time / ever saw
telescope rifle beaten by Spring
field muskct Mt 400 yards. When and
where did you acquire such skill as
Il marksman?"
"Whcn 1 was 10 years old, in tho
woods of the old Buckeye State" an
swcrcd the Major--"thc military
school of the North. west"
During the days fight, the l4tl
captured some of these sharpshootcrs
and from them learned OF the constcr
nation produced by the fatal accuracy
of the Majors shots. They told II.
that the first shot passed directly
through the sharpshooters throat
completely sevcring the spinal cord
The color sergeant was mortally
wounded in the chest.
Historically yours,
his
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