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The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1867-02-01
From Europe.


PARIS, January 30.-It is thought here
that the mission of Kolergis to the United
States is Russian intrigue to involve the
American Government in the Eastern qucs-
tion.
LONDON, January 3l.-The market here
for 5-20's is fiat, and Il dispatch from Paris
reports that they declined "a. because of
the recent financial intelligence from
America.
Dispatches from Constantinople announce
that twelve American war vessels are daily
expected there.
PARIS, January 3l.-The French Govern
ment, acting for the great European pow
ers Is engaged in framing reforms favoring
the interests of Christianity in Turkey.
Mr.. Bennett is to receive a gold medal
from the yachtmen of Rochelle. He will
also have an audience with the Emperor
LISBON, January 3l.-In the Senate, ac-
ton was taken in favor of the abolition of
slavery in the Portuguese Colonies.
LONDON, January 3l.-The Porte has de-
termined TO make concessions to Crete and
will soon appoint Christian Governor for
Gambia.
The mail steamer from Rio brings news
that the Emperor of Brazil has resolved 10
increase his army and carry on the war
against Paraguay with vigor.
FRANKFORT, January 81. l.-Five-twenty
bonds are quoted 76M.
LIVERPOOL January 3l-Evening. The
cotton market is fiat, with sales of middling
upland ut l424d. The sales did not exceed
5000 bales.
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News by Telegraph and Mails.

Mrs. Major WILLIAMS, formerly Mrs.
STEPHEN A. DOUGLAS, celebrated the first
anniversary of her late marriage, by twins
The Kentucky House, yesterday, resolved
that the per diem. of the members of the
Legislature shall be paid in gold.
The Committee on Ways and Means have
reported favorably for the abolishlng of
the tax on newspaper advertisements.
Forty bodies have been recovered from
the skating pond, Regents Park, London.
Advices from West India state that the
cholera is decreasing at st. Thomas, but
that the small Dox aud yellow fever was
raging.
The Governor General of Jamaica left
on the 18th inst, for Honduras, with troops
to suppress the insurrection.
On the oath, at Richmond Va, the peo-
pie, on one Of the fashionable streets, were
regaled with the sight of a Massachusetts
school marin promenading arm-ln-arm,
with II big black buck nigger. She seemed
to be one of the "encieHt ORDER of odd
gals.
One of the most important cases yet pre-
sented to the Court Of Claims is that for
two millions damages against the Govern
ment for the seizure, by the War Depart
ment, in 1856, Of a large tract of land at the
cascades of Columbia River, in Washing
ton Territory, since occupied as military
post, the land belonging to GEO. w. JOHN
son.
l.. A. BENoIsT, a prominent and very
wealthy banker of st. Louis, died at Ha-
yana few days ago, where he had gone for
the benefit of his health.
There Is much excitement among miners
over the new gulch diggings on the San
Juan River, a tributary of the Colorado,
four hundred miles southwest of Denver.
They are said to be very rich.
The grain warehouse of l.. EdGLEsToN,
at Lasalle, Illinois, was burned on the 10Th
inst; loss $4,000, insurance S12,500.
Mrs. GERTRUDE ROCHE, OF Brown County,
Minnesota, was murdered on Sunday last,
by hired man named JOHN AEDRIs DECK
EY, who has not yet been arrested. The
woman was first ravished, and then MUIR
dered.
An order has been issued by the Secretary
of War for carrying into effect the law abol-
ishing the office Of sutler on July l, next.
The Alabama Legislature passed law
establishing free public schools for whites
and blacks alike; the schools for the two
races, however, to be separated.
In the Kansas Legislature yesterday the
bill to strike the word white" from the
Constitution was passed, but the amend
ment giving the right of suffrage to women
was defeated.
On Tuesday night five men went to the
express office at Russellville, KY, and
seized Mr.. WHEATLEY, agent of the Louis
vile & Nashville Railroad and express
agent. They compelled him to open the
safe and hand over all the money it con-
tained, which was a considerable sum.
JOHN RAND, alias STUART, alias WAL
DRoN, one of the supposed participants in
the robbery by which Messrs. LORD and
BARRON, of New York, were relieved OF
s., 100000 in Government SECURITIES, last
March, was arrested at the Delavsn House,
in Albany, ON Tuesday. He had $4,000 on
his person.
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DAVID STOUFFER
HENRY KUNKLE.
ELIZABETH KUNKLE.
DAVID KUNRLE.
SUSANSAH kUNKLI.
EXECUTORS sALEo OF REAL ESTATE

We Will ofer for sale at public auction. On
SltHydry, February 23 1867,
Between the hours of ten A. NJ and four n'rlo,L
= NJ upon the prem 'sCs, the wei known late resi-.
uthcc Jacob llttlg, Sr. deceased, the ollow inir
HeSefi1vd reHl estate, situate in jackson Town.
snip, Montgomery County, Ohio. tO-wit.
bcihB thlfly uNc acres more or less of the wegt
part 81 lhc II, e, quarter OF section No, 70 town.
ship No, 4 and range No. 4e
lhs premises are situated ON the pubic road
leuulhE from Germantown to the Uayion and IA
ton Flkc "a miles east ol Farmersviile There l.,
upon lht premises a good fiwelling house barn
WOOD house, ana all other .nSsary out -building,
aIl IN Sood repuir about omen tlf OF the premise.
are cared the balance ell lu.hsred soil good
POSSESSION given i'm mediatCly.
Also IA second trACt containing eighty seven
acIts more or leai, being part OF SAT- section 70
toWh ana range I, e; these premises al-o adioin
Tue sdlu public road There is upOn thee, pienis.
es Hoou DrlcE dwelling house u good barn and
tht usual Out-buildings; the premises are H. Good
repair hsO, never failing spring near the house.
, hese premises are rented until April LIST 1865
tho purchaser Is 10 be entitled tu the rent
Terms ol sale for either tract, ouC-third cash
ne-tllfu III one year ana one-thnd in two yen
ruiuay ol sale deferred pa ments to bear Interest
sold p, ny n APTIp ''''''N
JOHN j. MILLER
Executors Of Jacob TITLE Sr decd
H'"' " MohEhi Att.y lyws
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PETITION FOR PARTITION.

ENRANCls MOHR, whose residence Is unkpu,yp
II Cornella hohr, now vile OF Clement Rieblc
no i've IN Gietmont County, ohio, John 3 Biohr
as Mohr, who lives IN Randolph County, ulinois
viii take notice, that a petition was aled against
thtn on the TN day pt January, a ID. 1867 IN tbc
superior Court, within and Tor the County ar
Montgomery and state OF Ohio by John E IN ~
we, and Is now pending, wherein said John \
LudWlc demands partition Of the following res
estate tO-wit. Being lots numbered fve hundTed
and eighty $50 and nye hundred and eigbtv-
one, (osl) of the revised plat OF the civ
Of Day ton and that at the ext term OF said Conri
held aller forty days IRON the date Of the rst pub
iieAtloh ol ms notice, application will be made
the bald petitioner, Tor order that uartition
may be made OF said premises '''0'
JOHN f. LUDWIG
JAS u hAdGoII' Attl Tor Petitioner lsw6
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Matters at Columbus.

COLUMBUS, January 31.--In the House,
to-day, the following House bills were
passed:
TO authorize County Commissioners to
appropriate as county roads untnis ed
turnpikes and plank-roads.
Defining the jurisdiction of the Probate
Courts, in criminal cases, in the counties of
this State therein named.
To amend section three of an act to reg
ulate the fees of Clerks of the Court of
Common Pleas, passed April l3, 1865. 70. l..
vol. 81, page l49.
Senate Bill-To amend the third section
of an act entitled an act regulating the fees
of SheTiffs in civil and criminal cases.
1887.
Mr.. Boynton offered resolution to give
John N. Langston (Oberin mulatto) the
right to use one of the halls of the House
to lecture in on striking the word white"
from the Constitution. An objection being
made, motion was interposed TO suspend
the rules and afford debate and have the
matter decided. Lost; forty-four Radicals
for IL forty-tour anti-negro Suffrage Re
publicans and Democrats against it. The
negro is repudlated in the house of his
frieRdsi
In the Senate, bill was introduced to
punish bankers, brokers, &C., for exchang-
ing bonds liable to taxation for money or
currency, to avoid taxation,
The resolution, calling for information
respecting furnishing the secret organiza-
tion called the Grand Army of the Repub-
lie, with State arms was again up In the
House, but sloughed over; the Radicals be-
ing bent on keeping such information from
the public,
Don Piatt, the renowned Senator from
Logan, has cooked up Metropolitan Police
bill, after the corrupt political affair in New
York. His scheme is to have a State Com
missioner appointed, who is to reside ut
Columbus, and be the head of the Police
Department. He is to appoint Police Com
missioners, and they are to have the APP
pointment of the local police of cities and
rural districts. 1t is still under discussion.
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Washington News and Gossip.

WASHINGTON, January 3l.-Represent-
atiyes of the National Banks have been
diligently at work here for some DAYS past,
endeavoring to defeat Mr.. Randalis bills
for the retirement of National Bank notes.
They don't like the idea of relinquishing
the payment of the ttoenty million dollar
bonds, which the Government, through the
people, pay them for circulating their
worthless currency,
W. w. Davis, for some time past Deputy
Assessor of the First District of Ohio, will
be appointed Assessor of that district, in
place of General Bassett Langdon, who
was rejected by the Senate, on Saturday
last.
The infamous Baker, the head of the De-
tectiVe Corps, under Lincoln and Stanton,
is here to testify before the impeachers He
is anxious to aid in the impeachment of the
President, in order to pay OFF grudge he
has against Mr.. johnson, who, discovering,
some eighteen months ago, that Baker had
impudently placed several of his detectives
in the halls and ante-rooms of the White
House, called the Chief Detective before
him, and, after giving him a severe lecture
for his assurance, ordered him to be gone
and not to show his face again upon the
premises.
The new plan of Southern States adjust
ment, which the President has been ma
turing, is assuming such shape as to be-
come an Administration measure.
Last night the bastard Southern Loyal
ists-a gang of twenty about, held meet
ing and discussed a proposition TO hold a
convention at Washington, on or about the
4th Of March next, to urge the impeach-
ment of Andrew johnson, as the only hope
of the South tor speedy reconstruction.
A 100000 job Is on hands. A wall street
operator has Issued a confidential circular
TO National banks, proposing TO come to
Washington and lobby for them, II they
will contribute at the rate of 81 on each
200 Of their circulation for his expenses.
IL all banks could be persuaded to Join In
such an arrangement II would yield him
the snug little sum of 100000, out of which
he will save nice little reserve, after
buying all the Congressman needed.
The Currency Bureau examination Is
going on; so far, all Is right. Ss00,000,O00
have been counted.
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NOTICE.

Join W. SMITH ana Margaret Smith his wife
~ Will take notice that Thomas j. = smith Of the
county OF Montgomery and State OF Ohio did on
the sth day OF January, a ID. 1857 he HE petition
IA tie superior Court within and for the county OF
Montgomery in said state OF Ohio against the said
John " smith and Margaret smith, defendants
setting forth that the said defendants gave "A
number twenty i've hundred and thiTty-nine
,2od9l, M the city of Dayton, county and State
aforesaid 10 the pay ment OF $3.50 according
TO certain notes referred TO In said mortgage nud
praying that said defendants may paw SAID sum
now claimed to be due, amounting 10 1850 or thai
said premises may be sold 20 pay the same. and
the said defendants are notified thar thcV are rs ,
quired 10 appear and answer said petiti1n ON on
before the third saturday alter the 10Th dAy of
febfuaiy next IhOs. j. ). SMITH
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Grand Army of the Republic-The
DOings and the Actors.

Especial TO the Cincinnati Enquirer
COLUMBUS, January 3l.--The convention
Of the delegates TO the second edition of
Know Nothingism-the Grand Army Of the
Republic-met in this city on yesterday,
and have made part of their proceedings
public. Their resolutions declare that the
benevolent object of the Association is to
care particularly for the interests of the
widows and orphans of our fallen com
rades;" and this they do by organizing as
soldiers into companies, battaions, regi-
ments, brigades and divisions; and armed
with arms furnished them by the State au-
thorities.
Your General Thomas l.. Young is Grand
Commander of the State, and General Ban
ming, of Knox, is the second in command.
Thereby hangs tale. Adjutant General
Cowen, who aided much to drive General
Cox from beings candidate for renomina
ton, in order to secure the nomination for
himself figured largely in the Grand Army
He wanted to be Grand Commander. Young
beat him so boldly that he had no show
He then wanted TO be Vice Grand Com
mander, but feared that he would be licked
again, and centered his hopes upon being
Adjutant General of the Grand Army, as he
is of the State. For this he was beaten by
one Howkes, who, If scallawags was trumps,
would be the right bower. Cowen tried to
run the machine for his own benefit in
order to secure his nomination for Cover
nor, but the thing became too transparent,
and he was beaten at his own game.
Among others who figured was Colonel
W. II. Gibson, late Treasurer of State, who,
but a few years since, was dismissed from
Office by Governor Chase, arrested, in
dicted, tried, and by jury of his county
convicted of pententiary offense of plum
dering the Treasury of the State, but sue
ceeded in getting new trial ordered, but
instead of being tried was given a COM
mission in the army, and is now one of the
leaders of the armed band of Radicals who
met in the city on yesterday.
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OVER A wILLION DOLLARS sAvEDl

UEBH a ~ mILLlUN UULLAR6 SAVEDI
Gentcmen:-'I had n negro man worth 81 900
who took cold from bad hurt in the leg, and was
useless for over year. had used everything
could hoarof without benefit until tried the Mex
lean Mustang Lniment 1t soon effected pcrma.
neut cure" j. l.. DOWNING.
Montgomery, Ala, June IT, 1859.
. take pleasure in recommending the Mexican
Mustang Linment as available and indispensable
article for Spraius Sores Scratches or Calls on
Horses, Our men have used 1t for Burns Bruises,
Sores Rheumatism, &C, and all say it acts like
magic" j. W HEWITT,
Foreman forAmericau, Wells Fargo'' and Harm
don- Express.
"Thc sprain Of my daughters ankle occasoned
while skating last winter was entirely cured in one
week after she commenced using your celebrated
Mustang Lniment, ED. SEELY."
Gloucester, Mass Aug. 1, 1865.
Ii is an admitted fact that the Mexican Mustang
Linimcnt performs more cures in shorter time on
man and beast, than any article ever discovered
Families, livcry-men and planters should always
have it on hand Quick and sure it certainly lie.
All genuine Is wrapped in plate engravings
bearing the signature ORG. W. Westbrook Chemist
and the priUat0 U. 5. stamp ofDEMAs BARNES Il Co
over the top
An EFFORT has been made to counterfeit it with u
cheap stone plate label Look closelyi
Saratoga Spring water, sold by all Drug.
rists.
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Moro Mexicnn TroIhles.

New ORLEANS, January 3l.-Guerrllas
are very troublesome in the neighborhood
of the City of Mexico and Vera Cruz.
Mejia is organizing a division, and would
soon join Miramon at Guadalajara, who has
5000 men.
The city of PatzcuarO was stOrmed by
Regulsa, the Liberal chieftain, on the q st
instant, while negotiations for capitulation
were progressing, Guerrillas entered the
town, and committed eXcesses burning and
destroying houses, and locked up as pris-
oners nearly all the male inhabitants.
Some were released by giving money, and
others by Joining the Liberal army. Wo-
men are hiding in the mountains and chap
parals.
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BY TELEGRAPH.
New York stock and Money Mar
ket.

Especial Dispatch to the Cincinnati Gazette.l
New YORK, January 3l.--The market for
Railway Stocks, before the Board, was in
active, and prices declined, particularly
upon Erie, which sold as low as 5lA.
The reported failure of a large
Western house, connected with National
Bank here, shows that things are still very
unsettled, and the market viii naturally be
very irregular for some time. As matters now
stand, u single heavy failure would break
the whole market 8 per cent. On the reg
ular call the whole market was steady and
firm. Afterward, in the Long Room, Erie
rose to 561s, and appearances favored a
general advance, but these proved decept-
I've. People who buy stocks sell out quickly
on every slight advance. They are afraid
to hold for any length of time.
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Who would not be beautiful who wonld not
add to their beauty? What gives thatmarble pur
ity and distingHs appearance we observe upon the
stage, and in the city bele2 II is no longer Sc
crct They use Hagans Magnolia Balm. Its con
tinued use removes tan, frcckles, pimples and
roughncss, from the face and hands and leaves the
complexion smooth, transparent blooming and
rayishing. Unlike maLy cosmetics, it contains no
material injurious to the skin Amy Druggist will
order it for you, il not hand at 80 per bottle
W. E HAGAN, Troy, y. Y, Chemist
DEMAS BARNES & CO.,
Wholesale Agents N. Y,
Saratoga Spring water, sold by all
Druggists
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Central Insurance Company,
OF DAYTON,

CAPITAL~...................-......uSl 500. 900
OFFICE-No. c. east side of Main street DE
tween Second and Third streets) Dayton o
Fire and Marine Insurance Policies issued upon
all descriptions of buildings, machinery, and
stock, for one year or less, and upon dwelling
houses and household goods for three years, or
any less term, at reasonable rates.
BOARD OF DREoTORs-Henry Herman, Robert
Chambers Andrew Gump, George W, Shaw,
Henry S, Fowler, w, L. Darrow A. r. "A. Fol.
kerth HENRY HERMAN, President.
ANTHONY srEPHAss, Secretary,
Ja2sdsm JACOB sTEPHANs Surveyor
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1t Is a most delightful Hair Dressing.
II eradicates scurf and dandruI
II keeps he head cool and clean.
II makes the hair rich, soft and glossy,
II prevents hair turning gray and falling OF.
Il restores hair upon prematurely bald heads.
This is just what Lyons Kathairon will do. It's
is cheap--durable. Il il literally sold by
the car load, aud yet its almost incredible demand
is daily Increasing, until there Is hardly country
store that does not keep 1t, family thatdoes not
use it. T.. THOMAS LYON, Chemist, NJ
Saratoga spring water, sold by all
Druggists.
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ATTACHMENT NOTICE.

Samuel Anderson - George l. Deckert Refnrs
John ID Sheehan, Justice Of the Peace OF Miami
township, Montgomery County, Ohio
nA the 10th day Of December. A ID 1886 ssit
~ Justice issued an order OF Attachment In he
above action Tor the sum OF $50 cause SCI lor
O'Clock An SAMUEL ANnERs0S
Miamisburg Ohio, December 10. isse, i7S5
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Aqua DE MAGNOLIA.

toilet delight. Superior to any Cologne, used
tohathe the face and person, to render the skin
SOFT and fresh, to allay Inflammation, to perfume
clothing, for headache &c. IL is manufactured
from the rich Southern Magnolia and is obtain.
ing patronage quite unprecedented It is a fa-
vorite with actresses and opera singers. IL is
sold by all dealers at 81 90 in large bottles and by
DEMAs BARNES q CO., New York, Wholesale
Agents
Saratoga spring water, sold by all
Druggists.
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HeImstreets inimtable lair Coloring is not a
dye. An instantaneous dyes are composed of Su-
c0ustic, aud more or less destroy the vitality
and beauty OF the hair This is the original Hair
Coloring, and has been growing In favor over
twenty years, It restores gray hair to its original
colorb gradual absorption in a most remarka-
bile manner Ills also beautiful hair dressing
Sold in two sizcs--50 cents and Si-by all dealers.
c, HEIMsTREET Chemist,
Saratoga spring water, sold by all
Druggists
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ADMINISTRATORS sALr.

DURsU ANT to the command of an order of sale
Issued nom the Probate Court Ol hamilton
county, ONO. ana 70 me dill eCted, W III oner on.
sale at public auction, on
HedHssday February 20, 1857 az 10 o'clock 4 N.
On the premises the follow Ing real estate. Vi,
situated IN the city Oi LAY on, county OF Mont.
gonery, and state Of ohio, to wit:
LOT number thirty-tWO hundred and seventy
Slsht lo2'ol on the recorded plat Ol said civ OF
DAY ton, together with eight feet more or less on
The hOlth side ui lot humber thirty .tW o hundred
and seventy seven iagT7J IN SAID city eAceUtInt
that portion Oi the east end OF said lot which liz
east ui u straight line extending soutbWnrdIy
upon u line with tbe west slde OF Brown strrrf
beng that part which is included fu Brown strert
rs Strengthened said premises being nity-foul
ieet three inches (5l It, in.) IN front ON brow n
streel-seNcnty feet three inches deep on the
south sdei SIXTY feet six inches wide on The Iley
IN the rear OF shlu premises, and one hundred and
SIX ieet three inches deep on the north side Being
the same premises conveyed To John Adam SChne6
~ JnO. > Roach and vile by deed recorded In
Deed BOOK II. NO 2, pages $50 OI the records OF
sald Mon gomery County. ApprHis. q al $3.50 sub
Jcct To tue dover OF the widow in the sum OF sIs
per year uurlng her natural lie
TERMS or SALE-Onc-half cash; balance in
one year Hom day Of sale, with siN per cent in
w cat 20 pe scSuISu ~ mortgage ON the premises
p - JOSEPHINE SClINELL
schnell deceased. N
HENRY SNOW, Attorney. 19wi
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LYoSs EXTRACT OF PURE JAMAICA GtSaER-For
Indigestion, Nausea, Heartburn Sick Headache
Cholera Morbus Flatuleney, sc, where warm
ing stmulant is required, It's careful preparation
and entire purity makes il a cheap and reliable ar.
ticle for culinary purposes. Sold every where, at
80 cts. per bottle. Ask for"LYoN's" Pure "a tract
Take no other,
Saratoga spring water, sold by all
Druggists, A-eSWlJ,
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10000 Indians oa thetwar-path

JUNCTION CITY, KANSAS, January 81
A scout just in from the West reports the
Cheyenne and Arrapahoe Indians, number
ing about $4,000 warriors, on the war path
This place will be the terminus Of the
Union Pacific Railroad all the coming sum-
Eer, and great preparation is being made
for a heavy business with New Mexico.
Twelve large trains are already en- route
from that Territory, TO receive stocks which
have been shipped TO this point.
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legal.
DIVORCE NOTICE.

IOB II. MARTIN, whose residence is unknown.
- - VIII take notice that Mary r. Martin, on the
2sth Of January, a. d. 1867 fled in the Court of
Common Pleas of Montgomery County, Ohio her
petuon, praying for a divorce, against said de
lendant Cause-w'llml absence and habitual
drunkenness for more than three carr
Jan, 2s, 1sG7-2lwG
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ATTACHMENT NOTICE.

Peter Eagle ~ George l.. Deckert Before John
Township, Montgomery County Ohio.
ON the 18th day of December, A, ID. 1866 said
" Justice issued an oder OF Attachment In the
above action in the sum Of t56 l2 Cause set for
hearing on the 9th day Of February 1857.
MiAmisburg, Ohio, December -, lSse.l7WS