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The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-03-28
Dayton & Greencastle Property
AT
Master Commissioners Sale.
Isaac ssaiast Aas%' sSs:s,Ss Case No, ,sss, ssS2;

4
j. URSUANT TO AN ORDER OF SALE
Issued and directed TO me by the Superior Court OF
Montgomery county Ohio, at the February term
Thereof r or A. D. lsS II the above entitled case win
Court House, in the city Of Dayton in said county,
r.r ON SATURDAY. APRIL. Z. 1885
At O'Clock p. M. 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
l Lot No. sl5l duly appraised at $1,000 %
=, No No slSS s5SS e ..H s09 @ ~
z =. So. ssss = 10 20 % %
=, No, S592 Z" 49, i5O 90
And part of lot No. sO9s, commencing at the
north west corner Of said lot and running thence
eastwardly along the northern line Of said lot, 81
feet; thence ut right angles southwar,Jly 81 beet
and y inches, ore less 20 the middle Of said
loti thence at right-angles, westwardly "a feet to
the western line Of said lot thence northwardly,
along said western line to the place of beginning
and part OF lot 1908, beginning at the north east
corner of said lot and running thence westwarsily
giles southwardly. 30 feet inches more or less to
the middle of said lot thence ut right angles east
wardiy with the east line OF said lot TO the place Of
Beginning said parts OF said lots No 3O98 and SOs3
as above last described all together have been ap
Also-The following real estate situate in the town
Of Greeneastle IN said county of Montgomery,
T Lot No II duly appraised at $3.50 90
=. 60 10 lu1 ~ -- is0 %
Lots No and and the east half oflot No. Z In
said town OF Greeneastle, together with all that
tract or parcel OF land bounded as follows viz:
Deglnning ut the northeast corner Of said lot No
2 and running thence west along lots numbered 8,
and one Half of lot No. 10 Oneacre lot of David
Clark; thence 24o west with said Clark's line "a
poles and 10 links to BaInett's line: thence due
east along said Barnett's line OF land lately owned
6y ihomas llouder thence south along said IIou-
der's line 10 the place Of beginning containing one
acre more or less ffrf -I.it ~ Fl"F'| ~ 7 IN
q said lots, No,5, and the east half of No. 4 to-
gether with the one acre above described are All
together duly appraised at $3.50 90. 10y IT.
SAM real estate can not sell for less than OF tho
taehed TO the several parcels as above set forth
Terms of sale, cash - ]
Said real estate is 10 be sold on decree Of said
Superior Court rendered against David Clark and
IN tayor OF the County Commissioners of Mont
i't DAVID A. HOUK 3
n Master Commissioned n
ODLIN a gAHILI4 Atty iIIIl marT-d&w
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Etasf,
SHERIFFos SALE.
Thirty Eight Acres of Excellent
Bottom Land on Partition.

w" Ao''rs Guardian ! Case, No. $50, supc,
u sarah j Moist rior Court
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AFaI estatf.
LEETz & APPLEGATE,
REAL ESTATE AGENTS.
Office 323 Third street, North Side.
n neo..r DAYTON, ONO. 50

"A SMALL FARM, 81 ACRES; GOOD
brick house and well improved, six miles frOIa
Dayton, adjoining Liberty ~ 500
fine residence, 5k acres. well improved
within one mild Of DaytOn--S8 800
IN "A frame house and ~ acres, on Grecncastle
larm Of 100 acres, on Hear Greek, gravel land,
Tor $50 per acre.
A farm OF 80 acres, two miles north Of Phillips
burg; cheap at $3 OOO
a tlne brick on Jones street-S3 500
hno house and lot on Fast Thirl street q 600.
Three bouses and lots on Fourth street for g. 20O
sabOO, and = 90 each all cheap.
hne residence In Yellow Springs, well i'm
a good house and lot, well Improved on Long
street $2,O00
farm, miles from Dayton, of i7O acres, well
improved, on katon Pike; cheap for $1,000
A tarm OF i54 acres mile east OF Union, on the
old Troy road, well improved, and the best quality
Of land-&9OOO lI-Is -
A farm OF f23 acres well improved 9 miles south.
west OF Covington. Ohio the best land for s4b per
acre
Flax factory, occupied by Messrs Davis q 90
with machinery, and acres of land.
farm Of 100 acres, mile north OF Browns Sta
ton, on Western r. r., ON Twin Greek, well i'm
proyed-$i0WO Il... l1
A farm ofVN acres, on Greenyille r. R.-So 30
farm on 81 acres, good improvements. at
browns S.ation. on Western H. R.-$320O
far1n OF 10 acres, on Germantown Pike miles
from Dayton--f9OOO .ll-.--' II'''-.- - -
number OF houses and lots In different parts of
the city All win be sold cheap.
teh2-u LENTZ a. APPLEGATE r. L. A.
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sHER1FF's SALE
City Property on Partition

George Kramer
VS. asH Suucrior Courti
Louisa schrapp, ct. al.
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NoTICE is HEREBY GIVEN THAT j
CLOTHING 9RELOW COSTy
DIssOLUTION.

LIE PARTNERSHIP OF PHILIP
KLoPFER AND DAVID MEYER In the Cloth
ing Business at Dayton, under the name of Philip
Said lopfer continues the business at the old stand
on Third street, and win settle up the business
All claims against the firm should be presented 10
said Klopfer and persons Indebted 20 the arm Will
please call and pay up PHILIP KI0PFER,
q Jsnuary "a, 1885, aut - = iah m.4ti&w I'D
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VALUABLE
And Beautifully Located
- ~ - NM Ga
Near Smyrna, Del,
AT PRIVATE SALE.

The undersigned offer at Private Sale their two
valuable and Beautifully Located Farms in Kent
County, Delaware, containing together ubout
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INSURE YOUR LIFE

Gross ASSETS, February |, ISGJ. sI3on,non
NETT INCOME LAST YEAR, 50 uou orn
PoncY AND hIvlDENps Paid during 'G5, s7G5,oou
CASH DIVIDENDS declared nnd paid ,,.,,
ar, ranging from fifty TO seventy per cent.
Terms as low as any other LIFE INSURANCE
COMPANY and dividends much greater
For small sum annually paid, tins Company nr
lers every nducoment for married man 10 pro,i!.
for his family alter death.
Forty five cents week will insure $1,000 on the
life Of i man aged thirty gears.
Husbands and fathers is the ultimate fate Of voIr
wives and children matter Of such perfect mditi,r
ehc2 to You not to call for sacrifice uloui tluy
To even l'ss than half u dollar a week? If that b..
Sc" how will they bear the double bereavement, "
IeIt without you and without your services? Can
you bear the idea of having your wife and chldr.n
thrown upon the cold charities Of the world IL we
the raItry sum Of fifty cents Il week, when by paw.
'nS tlli sum, they would have competency to i've
Oh ana secure against creditors, Death is sur, To-
come and no man knowctl how soon. Full lui;r.
nation can be had by calling ON
GEO. B DICKSON, Agent,
Dover. Delaware
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Smyrna Latnaber Yard.

smyrna, Jan. 81, 1866.
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Insure Your Homes and Property
IN TIE
Kent County Mutual Insurance Company.
AT DOVER, DELIIV1RE.

Ists Company continues to Insure properly on rea-
sOhabe terms aud for several years past has paId us
f"licy Holders an annual dividend of aud 10 per
cent The dividends paid on the LIST day of Jam
minms, due on that day.
1t is the bOundeA duty of every man. mol only 10 hS
tamily but his creditors TO keep HIS property insured
md no man has any reason 10 complain of his neigh
h0rs and friends. II they should refuse To contribute
towards the loss OF his property being hound The
simple reason that insurance cheap md agents of
the company reside IN almost every InWu Ihruughuni
the State and for trinug cost can be made secure
from loss vi his properly hy fire. II maj viii nut
use The nrecauun Ia secure hS property nrnIns ln.s
by fire If IL usurahlc, he has rIcht 10 call un,n
hrs neig hbOrs 10 assist him.
The Kent County Mutual has a Captal of s2rO
OOO and pays promptly It's losses
Parties deslTouS 0t nsurng in tins Company Will
call upon the following agents
AGENTS
w. L. Robinson. AndW j Wright. FELTON,,
delaware City Geo. NJ DAVIS Brdgcville
Jesse ). huntington. SnVrna James Ponder MILAN
IL Is Dickson, Do,r Paul A. DAVIS, Iewes
Jas Cowgirl. Or. A. Mauck. Laurel
Alex. Jackson Camden, - -- CieurgetoWD
II. Cowgirl. Willow Grove. Wesley Stack
> T. t0ulk Milford. GrccnsDoIo, Md
ELIJAH CROUCH, Dnvpr General Auout '
DIRECTORS
Or :; M; tlssr smyrna lhos q BradlaId. Dover.
heo I"n1p :" ,i,n %In,nlms, % Dc. Henry RIdgrly.
James James H. CIe hehs' William Walker
william DennPy, James PreItym,n
'"'o' D'""'"'' Brdgeve.
OFFICERS
SAMUEL. M FISLER, President. SMYRNA
JAS; COWClLL, Trea'r. Dover
GEO. b. DICKSON. Sec'v,
0rBusiness communications nr,mD,l,, o,,on.I, ,
NEoRaE u, DICKSON, Secretary, Dover.
GEORGE s. DICKSON,
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What nice Dry Goods Store on Commerce
St, opposite the milliner store OF the Misses
lIurlOck 0'>1'
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APPEAL To MECHANICS AND Ia
BORING MEN TO INSURE
THEIR LIVES

large proportion Of the operatives in our various
KINDS Of shops are not worth $1,000. \ wilc be-.
loved and conhdlng children cling with fond g,r.,rd
To the father, liable At any moment I, Be tlk,i.,yv
with nothing laid by Tor their comt,rt and prot, T.
non; lhe annual sum OF So would pay a hi, poll
cy that would in the event of death 90 far tov,rJs
making them comtortabc and who can not law
asi'e Tor Snch purpose tins small sum, and Wh,
among you ought not to lay it aside? II the family
Is poor SO much the greater need tilt this wise nr1
VISION be not neglected. AS The ordinary acounu-
Iations are necessarily slow, requiring years to Law
aside few hundred dollars how much wiser TO ma k.
sure at once large sum by Life Insurance. Take
v Arninp bcfnrc il IS Ton lnin-
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EVILS OF NOT INSURTNG

The poverty and suffering Of widows and orphan.
VITA cold and chocrIcss prospects, yorn with Cxctss
sIVc toll aud Sciuty subsistence and c.rrudIn,r amy
Iey, are a speaking commentary upon the ,yil. o,,
husbands ncEcciIng this hcucticcIt proyi~I,u II,u
many families have been thrown into d state If .n.
solule want by the ulp4blc neg, ct !. hI>bs, or
father 10 fulfil 10 his ILnjiv-wuch nc is bound nv
sacred ohig tIons 10 protect, ho"or, CHERISH and
provide ior-tnc important duty Of Iusur,ng his
IIio for their benefit Few home, are free tr, n,
sacGmbrancc BY mortgage or otherwise, and in v,ry
many clsc> on the dcceasc o' the husband and ,;t.
ther, The wife and children who had c,uflcd in Inn,
10 sheld them from poverty, are iorc,G rom ti,jT
long cherished homes, which thy in their Younger
days helped 10 adorn with all that the heart c Id
desire. Gould that departed husband ard father louk
back upon the suffering condition Of his family.
would he not admonl>h husbands and fathers. one
and all, 10 guard ag in>t similar Calamity 10 teir
own families by Life Assurance
Men, when the subject of Lie Assurance is meu
toned to them, are too apt to say it is too heavy
tax; aud yet, if they would rc,icc, i7 n moment il
IN reality Is no tax, but a savings bank for the bone.
nj Of their wives and children.
An insurance on the life of man for the bcn, fit
Of his wife or children, is free from attachment hv
creditors; hat is paid directly to his wife and child
rem SIXTY days alter the death of the husband
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JOHN w. FLICK,
EXPERIENCED
Baker and COnfecti0mer
Market Street, Smyrnu, Del.

Market Street, Smyrnu, Del,
SAhES of all kinds furnished to order.
BREAD always on hand, and suDulied i. anv
day. "N@ e''ry
FRUITS, Fresh, Dried and Pickled, Foreign and
Domestic, kept on hand )" ~''u
CoNFECTIONS and NUTS, French, Englisb
and American, in store. "'"'
Wedding raTtIes' Pic-Nics. Festivals, Balls, &C.,
supplied with Cakes and Confections. '
lakes beautifully Iced and Lettered.
:, thankful Tor the patronage literally extended
10 nun, he will strive to merit its continuance.
jan3I JOIIW W. EI IC,X
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widows and Orphans Life
Insurance Coma panV.
Both Of which sound, rcliaic, and managed bv
the most experienced officers aud trustees. And lr
THE TRAVELLERS ACCIDENT INSI,.
RANCE COMPANY.

nus company issues Policies against all kinds Of
accidents causing loss of lite or bodily injury.
The sum Of Sl0 viii secure person insured sI0
per wees i"' twr,tyslX weeks, aud $1,000 cash IN
ease his death taxes place from the cause Of a,ci.
dent and so premium viii secure s2J per week for
twcnty->I1 weeks, and $4,000 cash III case Of death.
Inns company has pild up capital Of 35UO,0U
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FOR LEASE, OR SALE.

TON LEASE, UK SALE.
fAs subseribsr will sell his lease for SO ysars on
Sr Tract No. =, Of Dulany's Manor, consisting
txT OF 900 Of Woodland, aud so acres
- cleared, near the line Of the proposed railrosd
rom ChesIertown, Nd, to Smyrna, Del. lie has
~. ,s'll small House and Outbudings il, and will
"f'hoat additional shargs. Address
s-,ss. E. r. BALDWIN,
~ Smyrna, Del.
Smyrna times., 1866-02-21

Any information in regard to Life Insurance, Fire
Insurance. or NOtary Public Business will be
promptly attended by the undersigned at the ,iice
OF the Kent County Mutual Insurance Company.-
Office on Main Street, under the Capital Hotel
Building Dover, Del.
GEORGE b. DICKSON,
Secretary, Kent County Mutual Insurance Gonna
ny. Agent for the Lille Insurance COMPANY
Notary Public, &c.
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RAILROAD NOTICE.

osTIcE or TIE snYRsA & DELAWARE BAV
wn.u RAIL RoAD. February l3, 1866.
xAofiCEIs hereby given 10 the Stockholders Of the
ssaitna ma Delaware Bay Railroad Company. that the
AZ saimenl on the Cap:iai Stock OF said company
\. dollar on each and every share 10 requested 70
70 me Treasurer ol said company on or before
'sssssSay, s'.sa,y The lissl day Of March neil
N arc hereby notified that am prepared
atI ;nas Melr inslaimenIs al the Bank Of smyrna
SiI iOAe 'helf prompt attention. BY order
j. X. CLEMENTS, Treasurer
Smyrna times., 1866-02-21

The Alabama Senate has refused a simple
chart :r to u company which proposed to faei-
litatc the Introduction of White Labor into
that Stat. That seems to US q sensible pro-
c,eiing There are to-day thousands OF Whites
in the State who are idle and suffering for the
ncceSsaries of life and in the absence Of proof,
We assume that these would rather work than
shivcr in rags it they had the chance Before
importing Labor, We advise Alabama to give
employment and comfort to what she already
has.
The Bill to allow Rebels who won take the
oath flve per cent. commission on all the most.
age stamps they can sell in Dixie, got postpon-
I'd in the House yesterday, for two weeks
" hen it comes up again, we hope somebody
Viii cali Tor the reading Of the reports of the
special agents, published some time ago
Those reports shows that postmasters at the
South declined the oath because public opin.
ION made loyalty a badge of disgrace.
Whas y Oioo Drv E0OJ, Co. -. o.
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y N Y L R S Al.
LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY.

mere are many persons who hive been deferred
rom lhsurlng their Lives for The benefit of ,L,,r
families on account Of not hc!ng in sound h,.,I,i -
he Undersigned is agent for the UNIVERSAL
~ T. INSI RANCE COMPANY or NEW YORK
winch company takes risks on The lives ot I,,.,Ins
and is also agent for the
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From Spain.
J uly 4.L, 1SCG

A Madrid correspondent of the 25th Of
June, writing to ii New York paper, de-
tails all the serious circumstances attend
ing the late military insulrections against
the crown and government Of Spais, AS
they occurred at Madrid, and at Genoa
and CATALONIA, on the 22ri and pa ul,ilno.-
In Maderado the insurgent troops were
joined by large body Of peasants, to
whom the soldiers distributed arms, who
aided them in throwing up formidable
barrlcades in f. ont Of and alourd the mil-
itary quarters. The regiments Of the
queen were Edty engaged during five
hours in recovering the position, and
we're victorious only after cannonad.
and bay onet charge. Over one thousand
Of the insurgents we're killed and
wounded. The royal troops experienced
heavy loss Two generals died Of their
wounds soon Afterwards, and The Madrid
leader, general Noayalz was wounded.
Martial law WAS in iuIl force. Eight
thousand persons. SpanarLs and 'orel lgn-
ers, wsrs arrested and some Of hem shot.
In Ma!eria, Long live the republic "
were the cries Of the revolu'iorii+is. IL
the capital, lberian unity. or Tie fusion Of
Spain and Portugal, is the excited ideao r
the advanced Iitetals Of Spain Trade
was very injhriou,Iy tfcclci by The dis
turbances: /, was thought the Spaniaids'
would order another naval demonstration
in the Pacific
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CONSOLIDATED. A Washington dis
patch states that a coalition has been
formed between the Johnson Union and
Democratic campaign clubs, OF Washing
ton city, to be known hereafter as the
National Union Club The union was
brought about on Monday night, after a
protracted meeting at Senator DooLlr>
Ties rooms. The extreme Democrats
oppose the movement, but more than
two thirds approve Of it.
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Destructive Fires.

At l O'Clock on the morning of the l3;h
soap and candle factory at Nashville,
Tennessee, was destroyed by fire. The
loss is about $4,000 and The insurance
thereon ten thousand dollars.
On the 10th FIRE in Mobile DESTROYED
the cotton warehouse and 10000 bale. of
cotton.
Between IL and l o'clock on the morn
ing of the 18th two destructive fires oc-
Cured in Cincinnati One destroyed the
Academy Of Music on Fourth street, in
one OF the dressing rooms of which the
fire originated accidentally after the audi
ence had left The other fire is supposed
to have been the work OF an incendary.
The total loss is estimated at SIS ,006
with an insurance Of two-thirds Of that
amount.
The machinsy work Of RoDGERs 4 Co :,
Willowvale, Oneida county, New York,
were destroyed by incendiary fire on the
Fourth. Loss 100000; insured $780,
900.
A fire broke ou: in Concord, \ II, ou
the evening Of the 18th, which Destroyed
the fort and the extensive iron foundry,
with the outbuidings; b, F. DuNKlEE l.
Cos large machine shops, and three
dwelling houses. The loss amounts to
$4,000, less than hall Of which was
insured
A most disastrous fire occurred at
Philadelphia on the afternoon OF the 10Th.
Among others, BRIcGs' print and dye
works, valued al 100000, were totally
consumed; five dwelling houses were also
destroyed and the fremont railroad
bridge was considerably injured. After the
breaking out Of the flames, man was
detected setting fire to another mill in the
vicinity, confirming the opinion that the
catastrophe was the result of incendiarism
The loss vii! be 50 1000 900, of which 81 ;
100000 will be on buildings aud ma.
chinery and $500,0 on stock. The mill
known as the Tacony print works of A. S
LIrpENcorT, covering two and half acres
of ground, and employing three hundred
hands, was entire Y destroyed.
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The SOUTHERN AND WESTERN WHEAT
CRor.- The wheat crop liz the more
southern Of the western states is in pro-
cess Of harvesting, and the yield is turning
out much larger than was believed, or at
least reported, two or three weeks ago,
while the berry is of superior quality.
Such was the result in regard to the crop
in the southern states. The prospect now
is favorable for an average crop in the
western and northwestern states, taken a.
a whole.
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REsIGNArIoNs.-Dispa,ches from Wash>
ing,on state that Attorney General SPEED,
and Postmaster General DENNJsoY have
resigned their seats in the Cabinet.
Other designations are spoken Of as likely
to take place, and it is likely that here
after Presided. Johnson and his Cabinet
will be iu accord on all questions affecting
the interests Of Tie county. TX Governor
RANDALL, Of this State is spoken of as
likely to succeed pErtlsoy as Postna as
L.. Geuea.
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VIRTUAL DEFEAT OF THE TARIFF BILL
The tariff bill though it passed the
House by the strong vote Of 81 to So was
virtually rejected in the United States
Senate on the l4lh, by vote of % to
II. Mr.. GRIMES, Of Iowa, made motion
20 postpone it until the second Monday in
December next, That was carried by six
majority, and measure concocted to rob
the Western people defeated for While
at least.
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Iowa DEMoCRACY-The Iowa Demo-
cratic State Convention met at Des
Moines on the 11,h. Resolutions were
adopted fayoliug the immediate and un-
conditional restoration Of the rebe. States :
indorsing President Johnson i'll his policy
to tha, end advocating the taxation Of
government securities; opposing a pro-
tecuve tariff; supporting the Monroe
doctrine; endorsing the Philadelphia
Convention; asking an equalization 0:
bounties; ard expressing sympathy with
the Irish struggle for national inde,
pendence.
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1. s. AMERICANS IN TROUBLE An
American party of fifteen men, women
and children were supposed to have beer
murdered between Mendaz4 and Rosaire,
in the Argentine Republic. by the Indians.
1t was thought that the Indians probably
made prisoners Of the women and
children.
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New FREEDMEN's BUREAU BILL.-Con
gress having recently passed a new FREQ.
mems Bureau Bill, extending the tenn of
the Bureau two Years, the President
vetoed it. Congress, however, passed it
over the veto, by two>thirds vote, and it
is now law ;hat white peopla will be
taxed for .he benefit Of negroes two years
longer.
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RoDBERY.-A large money chest, which
Major EMERSON, Paymsster Of the United
States Volunteers, deposited for safe
keeping in 'he oflice Of Post paymaster,
at Nashville, on the night of the 18th,
was robbed by soldier of the 9Th regu-
lars of $4,000. The soldier was on duty
as sentry before the door, and after
committing the robbery, put on citizens
clothes and "sIoped." His military
clothes were found in the rear Of a house
next morning.
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BAIL SURRESDERED.-The gentleman
WHO became bail for head center STEPHENS
10 the suit of z. A. SISNor, surrendered
him IN Boston, on the 14lh, into the
hands Of the constable, and The head cen
ter was committed TO Jail. Mr.. S,xSor
sues for dsbt of $4,000, aad the bail
required is $1,000.
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Mass MEETISG.-We publish elsew here
call for State Mass Meeting to be
held at Madison, on Wednesday, The 1st
of August, Of "all persons who sustain
the Administration in maintaining unbro-
ken the Union Of the States under the
Constitution which our fathers establish
ed" As the object is good one, We
hope TO see this section fully represented
in the Convention.
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IMPORTANT FROM EUROPE The news
from Europe received ty the Nora SEQ
han, which arrived on the 18th with
news up to the 9th, which news we publish
elsewhere. is Of the most profound inter
est. II corroborated, it will appear ,ha.
Austria is willing to give up Venetia, for
tune a, least. and have matters settled
by the pen instead OF The sword.
Lofer-rrussia ard Italy have refus ed
70 agree 70 AZ afmislice, anI fgLtipc is
~, saiu. on.
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KEwAuNEE.-The Enterprise says

KEwAuNEE.-The Enterprise says :;
" Last Thursday evening little daughter
Of joseph DElrLoFF, OF this village, about
two years Of age, while playing, by some
means fell backwards into a tub of water,
and when discovered life was extinct
She had only left her parents few min
utes before, and their grief 10 find theil
little one cold and lifeless in so shor. a
time thereafter, can he imagined bu. not
described"