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ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.

Estafe of IIeodoro nolrR.an, deceased
 Notice Is hereby given by the undersigned. ex. ecutor of the above named estate to the creditors 9l, ana all persons having claims against said ueeeased' ' to exhibit the same with the necessary vouchers within one year from the first pubIca. lion to the undersigned st his office in Tucson. Arizona Territory. MIR. PLATT
 February l9th, 1868, 5it Execntor
Arizona miner., 1866-03-28

PRoMoTED.--Colone R. c. Drum, Assist ant Adjutant-General on General McDowells s staff, has received notice from Washington oi his promotion to the rank of Brevet Brigadier General in tlIe regular army. General Drum has been long stationed on this coast, anu hts correct business habits, executive ability, and rare urbanity and courtesy toall with whom he has been thrown in contact, are highly appreciated by the War Department, as well as by our citizens generally .-dka CaigVrnid
 General Drum has many friends in Arizona who are much pleased over his deserved promotion.
Arizona miner., 1866-03-28

\ CITY firm ordered their female oIHployCs to leave their hoops at home, as the touching of the skirts injured the work. The girls preferred to leave the establishment
Arizona miner., 1866-03-28

gold, and it win probably require some SlS5O in legal tender notes to pay t. The revenue of the last year did not nay tho expenses of the government of the Territory, and there is consequently a balance to be paid in the future. | wonld suggest that property tax be levied by law for the benefit of the Terri tory, in order that the indebtedness of the Territory may be speedily cancelled, and its credit be properly sustained.
 All of which is respectfully submitted.
 J. T. ALsAP, Territorial Treasurer.
 Prescott, November l, 1865.
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In conclusion l woald say that the present sources Of revenue are wholly inadequate to the payment of the current expenses of the Territory. In addition to the expenses of the last year, the interest upon the bonds of the "Loan for Contingent Expenses, |" amount ing to the sum of S950, will have to be paid fhe coming year. This sum is payable in
Arizona miner., 1866-03-28

A WOMAN is Pownal, Vermont, declares that she won't have telegraph put in htr door yard, and every time spank my chil- dren have it % q! oyer the country"
Arizona miner., 1866-03-28
NOTICE.

Nl persons indebted to CAMPBELL & BUF. YUM are requested to call on MT, ALLEN, at the store of Gray O., and settle their. lAlls on or before March ist, 1866, and save trouble
 o3t CAMPBELL 6 BIFFITM
Arizona miner., 1866-03-28
REPORT OF TERRITORIAL TREASU
 RER.

TERRITORY or ARIZONA,
 OrFIcE or THE TREASURER. To His Excelency John N. Goodwin, Gov ernor of the Territory of Arizona: Sir-I have the honor tc submit to you the following exhibit of the moneys and bonds belonging to the Territory, received and dis bursed by me from the first day of January, A. D. 1865, to the first day of November, A. D. 1865:
Arizona miner., 1866-03-28
GENERAL FUND.

bENEAAL FUND Received from A. O. Moves, County Treasurer Yayapai county, May 9, 1865, for licenses, slsO co Received from J. C. Capron, county treasurer Pima county, August [, 1865, for licenses, 259 co Received from A. O. Moves, county treasurer Yavapai county, August Il, 1865, for licenses, l06 co Received from J. c. Capron, county treasuser Pima county, September i2, 1865, for licenses. Is OO Received from " NJ Hardy. co,,1- ty treasurer Mohave county, Sep tember F, 1865, for licenses, 40 co Received from A, 0. Moves, county treasurer Yavapai county, Noyem- Der l, 1865, for licenses, ls2 co Received from A. o. Moves. county treasurer Yayapa county, Novem- Der l, 1865, for moneys collected 1864, 42 75 Received from A. Q. Moves. county treasurer Yayapai county, No- vember l, 1865, for poll tax, 330 3l Amount received as charged upon Auditors warrants, l and IS, 34 %
 si,l89 O6 Paid A. Q. Moves, May 9, 1865, on Auditors warrant on general fund, No. Is, SSG co Paid J. T. Alsap, August :, 1865, on Auditors warrant on contingent fund, No. %, g % Paid J. T. Alsap, August 8, 1865, on Auditors warrant on contingent a.ad, No, 2l, 225 co Paid P. McCannan, August &, 1865. on Auditors warrant on contin- gent fund, No. 8, G % Paid K. c, Mccormick, August &, leG5, on Auditor's warrant on con tingent fund, No. IT, @ Paid Thomas Hodges, August s, 1865, on Auditors warrant on contingent fund, No 2, 40 O0 Paid c. NJ Ralstin, August 20, 1865, on Auditors warrant on general fund, No l3. S8 60 Paid J. T. Alsap, October 4, 1865. on Auditors warrant on general fund, No. ?, IO2 % on Auditors warrant on contin- gent fund, No. 9, 75 D0 Paid A. 0. Moves, November 1865, on Auditors warrant on general fund, No. s, SC OO Paid Coles Bashford, November |. 1865, on Auditors warrant on contingent fund, No. &, lG co
 S749 @
 Recopit9latioa. Whole amount Of money received. SI .ISg OG Whole amount of money disbursed, 749 @
Arizona miner., 1866-03-28
LEGAL ADVERTISEMENTS.
T
 SALE
TERRITORY OF ARIZONA.

IEKRTIOHI UF fHTLUNd,
 06ioe of he TreasHreJ. In accordance with law of said Territory, en- titled or tbe Registry and Government of Mines and Mineral Deposits" will, st 10 o'clock q m. Oa Usdeesddy, he +h ddy of dPra, 4. D. 1866, at my office in the town of Prescott, expose for sale and sell d public auction to the highest bid der for eAsh all the right title and Interest of the Territory Of Arizona im and to six hundred (6ol feet of each of the hereinafter mentioned quartz lodes or leads, tue same having been located tn accordance with the law above mentioned es Ter ritorisl claims and being now the property of the Territory, the names of said lodes being as follows, 10. wit
Arizona miner., 1866-03-28


 Topsey
 May,
 Lone Star,
 Antietam. H.=ss.:y :.s,;s= piztTie:--
 Sheffield,
 Chieftain,
 Pride Of the HAssayampa, Hieke,s5lvg Distriet---
 Guadalupe,
 Eagle,
 Mammoth,
 General Mason,
 Malakon
 Silyantne,
 Jay Hawk, Ti1key Greek Dtstrict-
 Nc Plus Ultra
 Old Piute
 Mcclellan,
 Reindeer
 Continental,
 Chrysostom,
 Pleury,
 Mccormick,
 Yahoo,
 Alexander,
 Black Hawk Quarts MoI0.tdia Disfrict--
 Hibernian Star,.
 Wahaska,
 Wadsworth. Ly'lr Creek LRstricf-
 uObokcn,
 Nammoth
 Hawk Eye,
 North Star,
 Blue Jacket,
 fallicoher,
 Ellsworth "a rapai DiSTict--
 Jaitcd States. " HaikeT Di&friet-
 Live Oak,
 Hssid Acnte,
 Commonwealth,
 Last Chance,
 Esmeralda
 Princess,
 Golden,
 Gro Fino,
 Black Hawk,
 Pino Alto,
 sqglnce,
 Sub Treasury,
 Dead Wood,
 Prieta,
 Rattesnake,
 Macedonia,
 Arizona
 Green Mountain,
 Julia,
 Tom Thumb,
 Oak Grcge,
 Brother Jorathan
 Kniekerbocker. Big Bug Distriet--
 Troy,
 Buena Vista,
 Butte Mountain
 Apache,
 Ohio,
 Mariana
 Creole,
 Iucatan,
 Columbia,
 ROXabelle. Walnut Groue Disfriet-- Chandler,
 Broad Head,
 Dodge Monitor,
 Mount Vernon,
 Union. For further description of any or all of the above claims, apply at the Recorders office in Prescott or to the undersigned at his offce Terms CASH. A good and sufficient deed will be given to the purchaser. upon the payment of the mount bid and the expenses of transfer. J. T. ALSAP Territorial Treasurer. Prescott, Arizona, February 22, 1866 43t District Court Second Judicial District. Yuma County Arizona Territory Jose Maria Higuera plaintiff ys Eulogo del Castillo defendant To the above named defendant You will please take notice that the above named plaintiff has sued out oi said court writ against yOu for the sum of Tour hundred and fifteen dollars upon contract for wages Tor personal labor performed for, and mate rlas furnished you. and that unless you appear at the next term Of said court judgment will be render ed against you and your property sold to satisfy the same. Dated, La Paz, Nov. l3, A. D. 1865. c. c. JOHNSON, Attorney for plaintiff Territory of Arizona Second Judicial District County Of Yuma. ], Charles II. Brinley. Clerk Of the U S Dis. triet Court in and for said county. Dstrc, and Territory, do hereby certify that the above and foregoing true and correct copy of the sun.Aons issued in this couse In witness whereof, have hereunto set my hand & and affixed the seal of said court this thirteenth day of November A. D. lssi
 c. Il. BRINLEY. Clerk By DoLL, Deputy iu s Internal Revenue stamp. 5 centsl lsIn
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Exact size.l

Exact sizel All Ballard's Rines can be used with loose am. munifion lpowder, ball and capJ For sale ia Prescott by Vim. H Haray.
Arizona miner., 1866-03-28
MISCELLANEOUS ADVERTISEMENT
QUARTZ MOUNTAIN Milf

The attention ol the public is called t0 ,As 9 ihatwe have renewed facilities for the manultss of a!l kinds Of lumber for huding puTposn , mills and mining Having become saiisas1 ss the ofsds system as now practiced bere, uih, concluded from thiz time Co ere it DO one and .s, fixed iheprioes ot lumber 9, the mill as folloxs
 For good merchnaisble lumber, s60 per I
 Second quality. $50 per NJ.
 Cisaf iamber, Si0U per Ii.
Arizona miner., 1866-03-28

Recdpiialati0n. Jan. 3, 1865. Received of R. c.
 Mccormick, Territorial bonds, Sl5,0o0 c, Issued up to date, $500 Ot Bonds remaining unissued $500 O Whole amount of warrants on the
 fund redeemed, S0.s53 6. Whole amount of bonds issued, $500 Ot Money paid from general fund, S353 6:
Arizona miner., 1866-03-28
YAvAPAI COUNTY

Assa Eric Dist,qet- Atlanta, Monterc, Minnie Wells, Snow Ball. Pioneer, Manzanito, Manhattan, ~ Catawha, Agua Trio Deposit McWilliams, Hoo Doc, Acuadiente Helms, II awatha Daniel Webster. Thomas Jefferson, Iron Clad, Constitution, General Mason, John e. Adams, Madison, Monroe, Side Wheel, Divide, Grant, Flora Temple, Stranger Uncle san, Johnson. Mountain King, Mountain Queen. Josephine, Vanderbilt, Segel, Silver Star, Montezuma, Silver, Topsey May, Lone Star, Antietam. H=ss=y-.s;fs= ptsts.e:-- i.fI
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Exact size,l i6-lOo cartridge. Weight Of ball 20 to the pound.
Arizona miner., 1866-03-28
REPAIRING

GunA Rifles. and Pistols repaired to order in the best manner. WI J. BEkRf>
 Prescott. Sept Q. lsss. lgs:2
Arizona miner., 1866-03-28
ReoopitsJatioa.

Whole amount Of money received, Sl ,1Sg OG
 Whole amount of money disbursed, 749 @
Arizona miner., 1866-03-28

y S.-SSaB after January ] ! ~ih also s;.. complete stock oi goods in Prescott Ai iAs ss formerly occuped by Jacob Elias lgu M
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-09-06
Rear Garden at PhIIadelphIa.

They are having a sweet time at Phila-
delphia among the ''loyalisiA.F Werccomg
mend TO all ON readers 70 read tie Com
mercial Of to-day. The proceealngs open
ed with prayer which was applauded like
a stump speech. Then the row began over
negro sun'ragc-and they kept ona rowing.
FRKD. DouaLAss was thore. The female
woman "ANNIg DICKINSON" was there. but
her eloquent speeches failed. She eouldn't
talk aud wOuldR't. IIerheart was too fulll
The Commercial suggests that her manu-
script was missing.
There was speaking at the League Rooms
by soHEScK, FRED. DoUdLAsb and BUFnER
Oh what a sweet triOl Think OF FRED.
DoUoLAss sandwiched between our "BoB''
and "Beast BUrLER." II the day was warm,
how delightful M
To sensible men we say read the account
of the Commercial. n the President for
got his position at Cleveland, Il was human
nature, amer the insults that had been Of
ferod to him BY Radicals there as well as
along Che road. But there Is no apology
for such shameless and dsgracefnl pro-
ceedings as arc now occurring at Philadel-
phia.
In our Judgment the condition OF the
country indicates the importance Of the
admission OF the Southern States al once.
II they are Kept out and a political issue
raised upon their admission for several sue
cessiye years the country can not stand the
agitation Letus settle It this fall by ad-
mission.
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-09-06
Seward on the situation.

In his Niagara Falls speech, on the LIST
inst, ne said:
Il tried to save that party from destruc-
ton. ! tried to show them the way,
straight and plain; but they were in the
case of the traveller who got bewildered on
his way. He was shown two roads, one
leading to his destination, the other In the
opposite direction, and the record of his
decision was that he had not good sense
enough to take either way fCheers and
laughter.l And so they took neither way,
and now where are they? They say we
should adhere to the party. lhave been a
party man; been in three or four parties
and though generally consistent, and the
enemies of that party found me an effective
one, yet never was | accused OF infdelity
But | never was party man to that ex-
tent that | did not know that the only
course, the only true course, for party l.
TO follow the head of the party. Who Il
the head Of their party in New York? "A
voice, Horace Greeley.1 Very well. A
man to do party any good, man to
make it successful, must take the lead.
do not accept of Greeley, however. Laugh
ter. But let them put forth man now
and nominate him for Governor of New
York, to test their principles at the elec-
ton in six weeks, and il they are not de-
feated by 10000 majority, then don't
count me in any longer"
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-09-06
Tho "LOyalls.,, Philadelphia Con

Tho "GsOyalist,' Philadelphia Con
venti0n.
tExtracts nom De special Corrosponaence Of Com.
perclai
PHII.sDEtriuA, September 5.
The sesslouof the Convention of SOUTH
err delegates to-day was an exceeilngly
stormy one. and the only wonder now that
II Is over Is that Il did not adjourn In
large row an hour after meeting.
- .s..e .tssA.s-a "a ~. . -. . ~. q
The resolution % appoint eonmlttee TO
go iii tile wake Of the Rr6siderlt and talk 20
the people, drew out some lusty cheers and
went through with 4 hurrah. 1t isunder-
stood that the party Will start immediately
after the adjournfnent of the Convention.
beginning with the city OF Washington and
making the circuit taken by the Presidents
party, and arrangeInehts will be made 70
give them hearty welcomes every place
they go.
While the Southern Convention was in
session at National Hall to-day, the North
ern brethren were far from idle. They
were berating the President as best they
knew how, through such adopts in the art
of yituperati0n as Sehenek, Butler aud
fred Douglass, at the Union league rooms.
None Of the speeches made were remarka-
Bile, save for the bitterness with which they
reviewed the course and conduct of the
President, and In this regard they come
fully up To all that the most ferOcious Rad
ical could dosire. Buffers speech was but
a repetition of what has recently been pub
lisIed az emanating from him, aud Fred.
Douglass said nothing that he didn't say
better In the speech which photographed
e'''.u'"'
There is still some anxiety manifested on
the subject Of negro suffrage, aud 1t is diff
cult to ioresee the result of the deiibera-
tions of the Convention at this stage OF the
proceedings. Doctor Breckinridge, of Ken
lucky, aud few others ofhis way of think
ipg, are IN a state OF mental ferment over
the subject. The Doctor comes, as near as
his religious principles will allow him, to
swearing that If the Convention indorses
negro suffrage IL may 90 TO the devil, for
him. The Northern delegates are pressing
against the Suffrage question as heavy IA
they can, on The ground that IL may cost then,
a defeat at the polls. Governor Curtin,l
among others, asserts that il will certainly
40 this aud il using his best eHdeavors 20
have the issue lodged.
Perhaps the feeling of the Northern del
egates was best expressed by Mr.. Root, of
Ohio. in caucus yesterday. al am a Radi-
cal, said Root, IAN original Radical, and
am IN Jdror Of negro suffrage. Jut rH be
cursed II believe in trying to split logs
with the but end of wedge" At any
rate, a stormy time may be expected when
the Committee on Resolutions Is presented.
whether 1t ignores or indorses the right of
calored suffrage.
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-09-06

EE-Evidence of the final dissolution of
the Democratic party accumulates. Pa
pers. that heretofore have been published
as Democratic organs, are changing hands,
aud re-appearing as conservative Union pa
pers. OLiiUTD shes have hoNded their State
and County tickets with the word Demo
cratic" have taken down the sign. The
Presidential rod, like that of Aaron, has
swallowed them up Cincinnati CONNER
eidl.
The Commercial has for a long time been
troubled with democratic dissolution" on
the brain. But the party, with its accus-
toned contrariness, still persists in living.
Now we would like the Commercial TO give
us few instances, Ia Ohio Of the changes
it speaks Of. There may be some such In
one or two other States. But the CONNER
cial is unfortunate in its sallusion to AARoN's
rod. 1t forgets that according to Holy
Writ, before that rod was fitted for the
swallowing process, it had to turn itself
into Copperhedd. search the scriptures" 4"
neighbor; especially Exod. vii, 10.
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-09-06
-MRDICAL NOTICE.

DF. r. CONE may be consulted as follows. a
In XENIA at the llenot Eating House, on Thurs.
days, March =; April isi May n; July 3; Aug ~
Sept. 49, Oct. is.
In DAYTON the Phillips House, Oh Fridays
March o; April u; May is ;Jriy 6; Aus 10; Sept
IA; Oct 10.
In TROY at the Morris House, on SATURDAYS
March l0i April IA May 10; July z; Aug II sept
10; Oct. 10 ....I. -l# w. y ~t.f' ~ n
In SPRINGFIELD at the willis House. on
Thursdays, March lbi April 10; May "a; July IL
Aug. 10 Sept 20i Oct. -. U ... F.. ..I. '.l
Dr. CONE has had offices in each of the above
places, that he has regularly visited for the past
seven years, aud as he has treated and cured many
Patients, in each Of the above places, he can give
the best Of references in each place To his skill
DR.. CONE Treats and Cures all varieties OF
Chronic diseases, including those OF the Eye and
Ear; makes no charge for consultations hut II
those who consult him desire atment he charges
Cash for his Medicines.
Medicines that will last patient from four to six
months, cost from Five 10 Thirty dollars, in Cash
Address; DR.. H. CONE,
COLUMBUS, OHIO.
An-UN
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-09-06
"Representative NIen.'

The two most prominent delegates in the
Radical Philadelphia Convention are
THEoDoRE TnToN, editor of the New York
Independent who not long since openly
advocated miscegenation of the races, in
order to improve the white race, and FRED.
DOUGLASS, saucy negro from Rochester,
N. Y. These two WORTHLESS came arm-in-
arm to the Convention and were its leading
spirits.
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-09-06

G8rIt was suggested that one of the
Radical flags at the Philadelphia Conven-
tion should bear the motto
$4,000 cash to the politicians who staid
at home, aud $780, in six years, 10 our gal
liant boys in blue" u
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-09-06
Notice to Bridge Builders.
AUDITORS OFFICE, MoNTGONRRY Co, o., !
DAYTON, August 20, 1856 I

DAYTON, August 70, 1855. I
SEALED proposals for the construction of
- Bridge over the Miami River, DAYTON below
the q; H. a d. Railroad Bridge, will he received
~ this once, until noon, Twelve O'clOck) Satur-
day, september g. 1896 Fi''. -
Plans aud specifications are on file at this Office
fhe Commissioners reserve the right to reject any
on all bids, If they proper so 70 do. ~ ~
Persons having subscribed money toward the
building of the aforesaid Bridge, requested to
nay the same over 70 the person authorized TO re-
ceiye IL, without delay. j. w. DIETRICH
au2idawtt Auditor Montgomery County, o.
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-09-06
The Load we Garry.

DEIANo. Radical who has been re-nom-
mated by his party for Congress against
General MORGAN, without the ghost OF a
chance for success, In his speech Oh the Pa
cifc Railroad bill, touched upon our tinan-
cial condition, saying, as Chairman Of the
Committee on Claims:
"Our nation now grOans with the weight
of public debt and necessary taxation, ana
our credit must be maintained l know
that there are now FLOATING claims against
this nation not less in amount THAN FOUR
THOUSAND MILLION DOLLARS" Referring,
as he said, TO "only claims Of loyal per-
sons
These FLOATING claims" are what the sun
adjusted debt" Is yet to be made up of. The
acknowledged, adjusted debt, as presented
by Senator SHERMAN, at the head of the FL
nance Committee in the Senate, is THREE
THOUSAND MILLIONS; hence our national
debt is, according to this respectable Radi-
cal authority, SEVEN THOUSAND MIL
LIONS OF DOLLARSl
These two organs, then, one on Claims,
the other on Finance, agree on that respec-
table pile being the pecuniary load Of debt
which Black Republicanism has succeeded
in placing on the shoulders of the Ameri-
can people. In contemplation of such stu
pendous figures, the Mt. Vernon trickster
may well exclaim, show our nation now
groans with the weightl"-a debt, as one of
our contemporaries up there, the Bonner,
says, by the census, is greater than the cash
value of all the farms in all the States, and
all the Territories of the Union.
Thus
Tba debt ia sT 600 600 900 90
cash yalne Of farms .-.......... O,ooOet1oS' W
farms 8 $40 IL, ,493 90
That is to say, If all the farms In all the
States and Territories were sold at their
cash value, the money received on the sales
would not be sufficient to pay our debt by
more than three hundred million dollars
That is to say, too, In another view, that
the Radicals, In the brief period IN which
they have been running this Government,
have spent all the money on hand, have
mortgaged all the farms in the entire
country for about one-half more than theii
whole value, and are now asking from the
people a continuation of powerl For t0hdt,
1t may we'll be asked for what
Is the ruin not great enough, or are oul
people SO inexhaustible in their resources
that they can stand up under such loaC
and bear an addition to the burthen which
one more Radical Congress may safely b.
calculated to addp
Is there not food for reflection in al
this9
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-09-06

eB- An uncharitable paper calls the
Southern Convention Mt Philadelphia, in
which SCHENCK and FRED. DOUGLASS, are
master-spirits, "Black and Tan"
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-09-06
Every Family, Store, Mandatory,
Hotel, &c, should have one.
The Filthiest Water in the World will
pass through it,

Besides its fltering properties IL puri1es IL is
well-known fact that lime and other minerals i'm
water are injurious to health. and when the choI-
era was last in our midst, those who drank rain
water were less liable 10 be attacked and 10 die by
this scourge Of man than those who used the i'm.
pure waters
The altering materials used in this patent ar
rangement (patented by BEST n HOGIENA are
white sand animal and vegetable charcoal Sc
and are so combined as 10 do their duty perfectly
Bs5- For sale in any quantities zone or more) by
HEST a VOGLEN, 4
au14dtf DAYipnN niI1o
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-09-06
sptfIal alotIrte
Rings Vegetable Ambrosia

IL the most popular HAIR REsTORATtvE OF
the dnf Itf eleper. more richly pcrfumed and
~ warfAnteat 10 rnsioro Efay hair 10 its natural
colorl stop In coming or, remove dandrun from
the scalp, and prevent badness Read the follow.
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-09-06

Judge John NJ. Wallace, formerly Adiu-
tant General of Indiana, died at his resi-
dence in Grant county, in that State on
Thursday.
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-09-06
for SalF.
For Sale.
Or. srRIcKLANp's

A GOOD substantial Frame building 70 feet
IA long by 26k wide, with good eight-horse en-
gine and boiler II feet long and ~ inches in dan,
eter, all suitable for manufacturing purposes
Any one in need Of place OF this Kind win an
this rare chance. The building has Just been re-
fitted, and the engine sud boiler are nearly new.
FOR fnrther particulars, address ock BOX 993,
Dayton Ohio nu2idtf
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-09-06
4. SUGARlTAN.

AUCTIoNEER OF REAL ESTATE. PERSONAL
PROPERTY, OF ALL KINDS-HOUsE-
.-..- HOLD GOODS. Sc,
No 10 Main street, Empire RuIId,ux.
Also, Wholesale and Retail dealer in Dry Goods
broad Cloths, Cassimeres, Fancy Goods Gloves
Hosiery, and Notions Of all kinds
Favor him with call, and find everything sat
sfactory. =. 1i1" j..
Remember no. Main street, Empire"