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The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-04-05
a SHERIFF'S SALE
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City Property on Partition.


In PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER OF
SALE issued by the Superior Court within and for
the county of Montgomery, and to me directed. !
will Offer at public sale, at the door Of the Court
House in the city of DAYTON, on
SATURDAY, APRIL 2t, 1906
At O'Clock NJ, the following described Real
Estate to-wit Situate in the city Of DAYTON,
county of Montgomery. and State Of Ohio and be-
ing lot No. 2,63i in said city of Dayton.
The above premises have been appraised at one
thousand dollars and can not sell for less than two
thirds of that amount .. TL
The above lot is situate on the South side of
Franklin street opposite the German Catholic
Church. ON the premises is small frame house
containing four or five rooms,
TERMS OF SALE.-One- third cash, one-thirl in
one year, and one third in two years. Deferred
payments TO be secured by mortgage on the prem
ises, and TO bear interest from day of sale.
IHi.t.. O.G. II. DAVIDSON, Sheriff
BAGGOTT 4 &SHELHAMER. Att'ys mar lT-dts
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-04-05

The Radicals have received trem
defeat In st Louis. The Democrat
jCrity is three thousand. The ci
heretofore been strongly Republics
Is now represented by Republicans
greRs. The reaction has set in.
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-04-05


STRAws.-The latest returns from I
Connecticut election give HAwLEY, +
publican. majority of 500.
AT the April election, in 1865, the '
stood BUcKINGHAM (Republican) AZ,
SEYMOUR 1889; Union majority ll.O3
is not yet quite time for the books
posted but, at this writing, they
thus
Radical majority in 1865 ........
Radicals lost or missing ...
Ifa period of simply twelve brief
has been so fatal to Connecticut Bis
publicanism, stronger mieroscoI
they are using in diseased pork in
tions will soon be needed to find t
ments.
EB-Civil objections to the veto,
Rights Bill, by the Hartford Times.
The Radical Civil Rights Bill
million of Government detectives
out offences, ''created" by the bill.
Che people.
1.-THE Civil Rights Bill makes the
the meanest negro in Five Points
to the laws of the State.
The Civil Rights Bill will make
stltution of the United States and
of States dead letters. and powe
help white man.
The legion of spies to be created
Civil Rights Bill, by the express pre-
Of that bill. are 10 be paid FOR eueri
they make, no matter whether the
conviction or not.
Laws are generally drawn to
crimes. The Radical Civil Rights !
framed exressly to CREATE a nep
crimes unknown to the Constitution
the laws of St8es.
BY the Civil Rights Bill disres
remark TO "a gentleman of COLOR m
you $1,000 and years imprisc
Read the bill.
If the Civil Rights Bill becomes q
becomes the entire government ofth
try. 1t makes the Republic an un
monarchy.
The Radicals not only desire to es
a Tyranny in place of the Republi
they propose to manufacture new off
be punished by fine and impriso
Their Civil Rights Bill provides o.
as the text says, ''offenses created
act"
And yet, the party of radicalismi
are Villifying and calling for the rem
the President, have the recklessu
clamOr for the enactment and execu
such law
yeB The Democracy of New Lexi
the county seat of Perry County
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And part of lot No 3O98, commencing at the
north west corner OF said lot and running thence
eastwardly along the northern line of said lot. 81
feet; thence at right angles southwaIyy 2s feet
and y inches, ore or less to the middle OF said
lot; thence ut right angles, westwardly 81 feet TO
the western line of said lot; thence northwardly,
and part OF lot 9093 beginning at the north east
corner of said lot and running thence westwardly
with Its northern line, ~ feet; thence at right
giles southwartly, 20 feet inches, more or less to
wardly the east line of said lot; thence north
warly with the east line said lot to the place OF
beginning said parts Of said lots No 3O0e and 1908
as above last described all together, have been APP
Also-The following real estate situate in the town
of Gteencastle, in said county OF Montgomery,
and described, numbered as follows to-wit;
Lot No i5 duly appraised at $50 90
Lots No and and the east half OF lot No, in
said town OF Greencastle, together with all that
tract or parcel of land bounded follows viz
5 and running thence west along lots numbered o,
and one half of lot No z to oneaere lot of David
Clark; thence a4o west with said Clark's line ~
poles and 10 links TO Barnett's line thence due
east along said Barnetts line Ot land late owned
by Thomas Houder: thence south along said Hou-
ders line to the place Of beginning containing one
acre more or less. t".t.
said lots, No. 8, 6 and the east half of No Z to-
gether with the one acre ab9ye described are all
together duly appraised mt $1130 90. O..
Said real estate can not sell for less than q OF the
above appraisement. as shown by the figures at
tached to the several parcels rs above set forth,
Terms of sale, cash. .-- i.. .I..-
Said real estate IS to be sold on decree of said
Superior Court rendered against David Clark, and
In favor Of the County Commissioners of Mont
gomery county, Ohio. .-. ...---. F., | ..
~ . DAVID A. HOUK,
Master Commissioner
ODLIN Il CAHILL Atty mafI-d&w
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Dayton & Greencastle Property
AT sa'-.ar n.
Master Commissioners Sale.

il URSUANT TO AN ORDER OF SALE
Issued and directed to me by the Superior Court Of
Montgomery county Ohio, at the February term
thereof A. ID. 1860 IN the above entitled case will
offer for sale at public auction, Mt the door of the
Court House, in the city of Dayton in said county
ON SATURDAY, APRIL Z. 1885,
At O'Clock T. NJ of said day the following several
parcels of real estate situate in tho city of Dayton
and numbered on the revised plat of said CITY Of
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-04-05

SgB-The Democracy of New Lexi
the county seat of Perry County,
carried their entire township ticl
Monday last, by from so up to 81
spring the Blacks had it by II majo,
LANcAsTER.-Democratic by 81
spring, Republican, by l2, Gain
city, 81.
THE ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS, by II
spring 1t was 49; Democratic gain, 8
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-04-05
"a ARPET SPOR
HOUSE FURNISHING On

sIOE Of AN OhDEh Of SAF-
m nnf,le Superior Court, within and for
" UUtMontgumery, and to me directed, IN
bile sale. at the door Of the Court Holy
- N SATURDAY. APRIL H. 1855,
- oS Sk 4. NJ, the following described premisl
ct. Situate in the county OF MONTGOMERY al
Ohio, being seventeen md quarter 11
A ,)n of the east end, of the said above al
- icghty-six ls6l acre tract OF land c0mmellu
a stone south s6 deg 80 see, west 392 poks
? -FA.he southeast corner Of said ~ acre trad
I've north deg - sec. west Cal poles 90 q
u thence north. s6 deg 30 sec. east A poles 20
ones thence south, deg 10 sec. west 645 poles
stone thence sonth ~ deg % see west 592
CIas to stone; to the place Of beginning--con.
ming seventeen aud one-fourth QThl acres OF
Ind in town 2, range 9, in same county, being part
the s9 acre traetof land conveyed to W, e Lowry
Iced January e. 1854.
ALso-IThc following described land in frac-
tonal section 49, town g range 9. east in Harrison
crbed As follows. to-witi Beginning at stone
1877 poles. west of the southeast corner OF thu
above described SO acre tract Of land. running
thence north Sc deg 30 Sec east iI.9 poles 10 d
stone thence south 40 deg 10 see. west 8i3 poles
thence south - deg 81 see. west 20 poles; thencC
south Al deg 30 sec, west 79 poles thence south
46 deg 10 sec, west ~ poles to astOne thence north
n deg. 10 sec, west 1913 poles, witness sycamore
three feet in dameter corner-tree; thence north
50 deg, west 81 poles TO stone thence north, =
deg 40 Sec east 5S poles to stone " the place OF
beginning, containing 2f1 acres Of land. being Q
part of the 50 acres of land, conveyed 10 William
C. Lowry by Jacob Houser and Mary his wife. by
deed dated January 10, 1850
said two tracts of land have been appraised as
follows, to-wit; The l7k acre tract at SO 90 pen
acre, and the q l3 acre tract at $i5 20 per acre
neither can sell for less than twO-thirds of the ap
praised value thereof
TERMS OF SALE-One- third cash one.thirc
in one, and One-third in two years. Deferred pay
ments To be secured by mortgage on the premises
and 10 bear interest from the day of sale, i.!.
- o. G., II, DAVIDSON, sheriff.
JH BAGGoTT, Atty. mar 1s-dewts
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Local and

Hon i. John h. De Frees, Superintend-
antof Government Printing, at Washing
ton, d. c. made Us a visit yesterday.
Thomas D.. Fitch, Esq, has purchased
the Giuicothe Gazette, a fine large paper,
with a prosperous look on its face. Mr..
Fitch is a very capable editor, who will no
doubt win the success ability and industry
merit.
Samuel Speer, late an employee st the
91fAhoning Depot, left this place last week
for WillOughby, and while there committed
suicide, by taking arsenic. The reported
cause was domestic troubles.
"A man spading in a lot in Miles, one
day last week, came upon a box, a few inch
es under ground which on being opened was
found to contain the partially decompOsed
body of an infant. No inquest was held and
the matter is involved in mystery.
The late meeting of the Lake Erie
sPress Gang was remarkably exempt from
accidents, save in the case of our friend
BRNooTNs, ofthe Greenvfile Argus, who was
inscrutably bereaved of his scissors. No
more,sesious result, It'll thought, will attend
the disaster, than tn temporary suspension
of the paper. ~ z
8 In another column we publish the pro
ceed1ngs of the Lake Erie Press association.
We regret that Northern Ohio was not
more numerously represented. These quarter
ly gatherings of the members of the press OF
the Lake Erie Region, are pleasant and prof
liable, both in their business and social as
poets. We trust Ohio, and especially the
Reserve counties, wiIlsbe fully represented
at the meeting at jamestown, N. Y, in Sep
TENDER next ?
THE Fenian war was carried to Bacons-
burg, last week. Six sons of Erin, three on
a side, inspired by frequent rotations, had a
delightful scrimmsge, during which they
fought all over the village. Three of the
belIIgerants were peddlers, whom the resi-
dent Irish bounced upon, and beat severely,
the assailants using murderous weapons
Constable Brooks, of this place, made arrests
of some of the parties, whom we understand
were released on bail. Latest Jews is, ''all
quiet on the MosquitoI'
"A young man named Martin D. Bush
nell, of Cataraugus Co., n. Y, came to this
place a few weeks since, to have amputa-
ton performed on q limb. Mr.. Bushnell
had been a soldier during the war, and In a
battle was severely wounded, from the effects
of which he did not recover. The amputa'
eion was performed by Drs. Woods and
Woodwork, and the patient for several days
appeared to be doing fnely,s But he wal
sdbeqHently taken with cOngestive chills ane
died June 5th. He was esteemed as noble
young q
Cleveland is soon to have the handsom
est hotel in the Union. The "KennarC
House, "Cate the Angler is being remodeled.
reatted, refurnished, and oyerhaaled in al
its arrangements and appointments from
cellar to attic, and in richness, elegance
beauty and convenience is destined to beth
hotel, especially so as it is to be under tn
management of Mr.. r. N. n. TAYLOR, lat
OF the McHenry House, Meadville, who ha
ne superior in conduc6hga frst-dass hon2
Cleveland needs 8 hotel that shall haye il
reputation for sfrst-class' on some other ba
sis b exhorbitant prices.
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The Baneen Ascension.

Prof. Steiner, the famed eponaut, made
an ascension from this place, on Monday
last, abOot 5 O'Clock, P. NJ. The ascen-
sion, which was a complete success was
viewed by ten o. twelve thousand per
to most OF zhom it was spectacle
never before enjoyed. The. day was fine,
the sky clear and the air calm. The
balloon arose gradually and passed to the
southwest. Mr.. Steiner informs US that
he had assembled about two miles when
highest, when he got a glimpse O. Lake
Erie. He landed 25miles west of Youngs-
town, without accident, and returned to
Warren at about 10, Pm, He is to
make an ascension at Detroit, on the 4th
of .JulY.sts af ra. f-..-
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WILLIE.

June II, 1866.
EDITOR CHRONICLE As have been 'invisible"
for some time / will now make myself risibLe long
enough to write a short letter for the Chronicle
The country now presents a beautiful appearance.
and farmers are improving the fine weather by
tilling the soil. The prospects are fair for good
crops this season. Apples are not as much injured
by frost as was supposed a few weeks since. The
hot weather for a few days past, reminds us that
shearing is again at hand, and considerable wool
has already been clipped.
Ihaye to record a fatal accident which occurred
on the Cleveland branch of the A.& G. W.R. r.,
on last week, Quesday,) a brakeman named Levi
.0lmstead, on an eastward bound freight train,
while standing on a car was struck, and instantly
killed by a bridge over the road. one mile west
of BraceviIle Depot. This is the third man killed
by this bridge, and three or four have been struck
and more or less injured.
Mr.. Jas. d. Geddes.. is fitting up a store room in
his house, and intends to put in a stock of dry
goods, groceries, &c. A store has long been need
ed here, and we hope Mr.. g. viii meet the wants
ofthe citizens. and his enterprise prove lucrative to
himself The telegraph Office at the center depot
has suspended operations, it not being a paying
institution. INVISIBLE.
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Last Saturday the pupils of Miss Shaler's
and Miss Bascom's schools, had a PIC MIC at
COAX Grove" which was pronounced a very
pleasant affair. The usual Juvenile sports
swinging, marching and singing, &c,
were engaged in with zest.
Not a small part of the attractions of the
day were the bountiful supplies of good
things, in the shape of cakes, candies, etc,
ETC., literally provided by older hands,
This little episode in the school experience of
the children, though attended with some la
Dor for their faithful teachers, will no doubt
add other compensations to those of mere
S.
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Home Insurance Company of.
New York, FtT = - =

We have the pleasure of informing our
readers, that notwithstanding the fiery trial
of the past yea, during which this Company
has paid losses to the amount of SI,637 1928
without emitting the usual s~emi-annual div
idendg. eTHE HOME" with its capital of
Two MILLIONS intact, and net cash assets of
s., 44, $3.50 continues to offer to all who
seek RELIABLE FIRE INSURANCE, induce
ments surpassed by no other Company. Aer-
chandise, Dwelling Houses and Furniture
insursurance in the stHoME" by WHIT
TLEsEY ADAMS, the only Agent at Warren.
June 6.
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western reserve seminary.
twelfth Annual commencement.

IheIIth AnnuaI
The closing exercises of the twelfth year
of this Institution will be as follows
Baccalaureate Sermon by Rev. John Trib-
by, on Sabbath, June 18th, at 100 A.
Examination of Glasses, Monday, Tues
day and Wednesday, 18th, 18th, and goth:
Entertainment BY the Philomathean Lit
erary Society, Tuesday, 18th, at u P. M.
Annual Address by Rev. D. G. Osborne,
A. NJ, Wednesday, Goth, at y P. NJ.
Commencement Thursday, 2lst, at ,10l A.
NJ.
Opening of Fall Session, Thursday, Au-
gust t.. 1866.
The Visiting Committee appointed by the
Erie Conference, the patrons of the Institu-
ton, and the friends of education are most
cordially invited and most earnestly request
ed to attend the exercises.
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A Card to InYaIids.

A Clergyman. while residing in South america
as a missionary. discovered q safe. and simple rem
edy for the cure of Nervous Weakness. Early De-
cay, Diseases Of the Urinary and Seminal Organs,
and the whole train of disorders brought on by
baneful and vicious habits. Great number have
been already cured BY this noble remedy P-omp-
ted by a desire TO benefit the afflicted and unfortu-
nate, I viii send thereeeipt for preparing and US
ing this medicine, in a sealed envelope, to any one
who needs it, Free Q CHARGE. :
Please inclose a POSTPAID envelope addressed
to yourself. Address, JOSEPH T. INMAN,
Station D, Bible House. New York City.
May 2 1856 1yrs
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The 4th of July.

MK. EDITOR LAS 40 effort seems to be
making in regard to a celebration here q
the next anniversary Of our National indie
pendence, why would it not be a good idea
for the different Sunday schools to get to-
gether and make arrangements to unite and
have a grand Union Sunday School Pie Nc
Celebration. I know such a thing can be
!. done, and may be made an occasion long to
be remembered by old andyoung. = cd
Yours. &c. 3.
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TO CONSUMPTIVES.

The advertiser. having bssa restored TO health
in a lew weeks by avery simple remedy, after hay-
ing suffered for several years with a severe lung af-
fiction. and that. dread disease, Consumption-is
anxious to make known to his felloE-suferers the
means of cure. 81, =
To all who desire it, he win send a COPY of the
prescription used Gree, of chargel. with the direc-
tons for preparing and using the same, which they
Coughs. Colds and all Throat and Lung Affections,
The only object Of the subscriber IN sending the
information which he c~oLceives to be Invaluable.
and he hopes every sufferer will try his remedy, as
it will cost them nothing, and may prove q bles-
sing. .Fs-44.
Parties wishing the prescription. FREE, BY return
mail, will please address
Rev. EDWARD A. WILSON,
Williamsburg, Kings Co, New York.
Feb Il 1856 Iyrs
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Justices ofthe Peace.

And others, can obtain the following blanks
at this office. WARRANTED, Mortgage and
Quit claim Deeds, Summons, ~Subpnnas, Elk
ecutions, Garnishees, Attachments, Chattel
Mortgages, Land Agreements, State War
rants, Afidavits for State Warrants, State
Warrants for Assault and Battery, Affdavits
for State Warrant; Notice to take DEPOSIT
tons; Instructions for taking DISPOSITIONS;
Undertaking in Attachment, &c, &c. If.
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Facts, ReadI! Understand!!!

The number of risks taken by the Acct
dent Insurance Co., of Columbus, during
the year Just closed was SIXTY R THOU
SAND. Unparalleled success! The Wall
street Insurance Monitor says: The Acct
dent, of Columbus, now ranks equal to any
Company IN the country; its managers are
the soundest financial managers in Ohio; It's
security amounts to Sirteen hundred thousand
dollars; its wonderful success is most s~atisfac-
tory.
We have the documents to insure you
promptly. Remember the columbus Acct
dent and take no other.
T. j. MCLAIN s. SON.
june 6-2ws Resident Agent.
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Premium on Gold.

God sold last week in New York up to
forty six. But nevertheless, Julius King,
on Main, street, is selling magnificent gold
matches at the rate Of only twenty-five per
cent. premium. Think of that, you who are
always late at dinner, and never get to the
cars in time. You can get q great bargain
in watches at Kings, you know you can re-
ly on the quality every time. Buy Of King
only. June lS-lW
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Agencies.

j. W. Leslie, of Miles, Miller & Callen-
don, of Girard, Meyer & McGlathery, of
Youngstown, ]. w. Leyde, of Hubbard,
Powers, Miller & Co., of Hubbard, have
taken the agency for the above named places
for the sale of Strawberries this Season, from
my Fruit and Yineland Farm.
Strawberries received every morning (Sun-
day excepted) and for sale by the quart and
bushel. 81. S. ADAMS,
WeatherSield, Trumbull Co., o.
Innn e o.
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Frames I!

A fine assortment of Oval Frames viii be
found at Brooks s. Potter's, east side Main
Street. Prices reasonable. We datter our
selves that we are making some of the finest
large Photos, made in these parts, and we
are not ashamed to place our Ink work be-
side ink work done IN Eastern cities for
which e~xtrayagant prices were paid Salts
faction guaranteed in Card work,-special
attention paid to any changes desired in
eopied pictures.
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New Coal Bank.

A new bank of excellent coal, has recent
" been opened in Brookfeld, on the Drake
farm, adjoining the old Montgomery bank.
This coal is superior for smithing, or for do
mestic use, in stove or CRATE. Parties can
buy now at advantageous figures. The bank
is easy of access by team, being on the same
road that leads to the Montgomery bank
Enquire of or address Henry Hamilton or
James Clark, Brookfeld, Ohio.
i & NAV Palm tt1-
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Taxes! Taxes!

The term of office of the present County
Treasurer expires Sept 1st, next. 1t will
therefore be necessary for him to have all
the taxes promptly collected. Those who
have not yet paid the June instalment,
should do so without delay, as it will be i'm
possible 20 allow any time after June 10Th
inst. After that date delinquent taxes will
be Immediately sent out for collection, with
penalty attached, as the law directs.
WILLIAM RITEZEL,
Tuna 6-2w Treasurer.
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SOMETHING NEW.

THE SUBSCRIBER, being no
longer under Uncle Sans orders, has once
more commenced his old business. and would in
form the people of Warren and vicinity that he is
prepared to furnish every description Of Boots and
Shoes, made TO order in the best style and at short
notice. Particular attention paid to the manu-
facture of W0MEN'S WORK, and MEMS FINE
also inform his old friends and customers, and the
rest of mankind, that his shop is the only place
where the
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SuspeRsfon.

The Grocery House of Sackett, Belcher 81
Co, of New York, well known throughout
this section, has been obliged to suspend tenn
porarily on account of the defaleation Of Mr..
Swansbero, the financial partner, who has
disappeared with a large amount of money
and assets belonging to the firm, The extent
Of which they are investigating and hope
soon to resume payment in full.
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Fine LIYerT Barn For sale.

The large Livery Barn, Corner of Liberty
and Franklin streets, built and formerly
owned by Peter Fulk; is offered for sale, and
can accommodate so to IS horses. Pumps
cisterns and other modern Improvements.
VIII be sold at a bargain if application Ii
made Immediately TO A. S. ROBBINS,
19 Bank St., Cleveland, o.
Or JoHN NJ. SFULL, Warren.
June 6-4W%
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Mahoning Lodge No. a9.

Meets every Monday night at Odd Eel
lows Hall, over Stiles & Sons store, on Mar
ket street, Warren, Ohio, for the elevation
of its members, for the spread of social feel
ing, and the general good of mankind. All
worthy members meet a hearty welcome
Let all attend. II