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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1867-01-12

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF REAI

GERGEANT'S SALE will sell -.
- MONDAY NEXT. January II, 1867, At ~ 90 ao
n that being cour day, ia mont of the cry 10.
the following properly, to wit
hne large, valuable HORSES, In nne Coz"
ton and worthy the ate niion Of any Ia ~
Of pairs, single, or drAGght bor'esi
EXPRESS WAGONS, for single I'D doat"
hors.-, nearly new, and IN good order,
ssets DOUBLE and SINGLE HARNESS, nsil'
new. IN good order, ana very excellent;
Is HORSE BLANKETS,
CIRCIEGLE>,
HORSE TAgPAVBfSS,
81 WAGON TskPAULlsS,
WAGON TOPS,
l STOVE aid PIPE,
lFE2D-CUTTER.
CURRY COMBS and WHIPS,
BRUSHES. &c with other articles needler
mention;
to sstisfy sandry executions in nv hands agar
the National Express and Transportation IoMIiH
THOMAS u DUDLEY,
las Sergeant City OF RicBmos4.
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MEETINGS.

ATOTICE.-A meeting OF the stock
~ holders Of the Union Manufacturing Company
will be held 1t tie olica OF HARRISON, Goddin 4
4 pperson, on WEDNESDAY. February 18Th, ~ :
O'Clock =. d..
IL loot SAMUEL A. EATON. secra,sry.
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January sth, 1887.
pR yys u HARRISON, aoDpIs a.ppsRsoN

IHEAP LIGHT, CHEAP LIGHT
" ONLY Fifty FIVE CENTS PER GALLON.
Come to 4. H. RoBlNSS drug store, No. 90 Sc.
coud street between Clay AMI Leigh, and examine
the pYROLErM oil, guaranteed not 10 explode
will take pleasure u showing il to any one, and
will prove that ii Will not explode
OIL and LAMPS far ale A. n. Robins
Second strsut between Clay and Leigh
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MARRIED.

On N. eyeninC of the 10th instant, by the Rev
A r Uickinson Mr. ALEXANDER ST EVEE-ON
Of Worcester. Mass, to MRS. ELLEN COLLINS, o
usnrico county, Va.
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NOTICE.-I have this day appointed
IN ISRAEL GREESrREE my AGENT To conduct
for me : retail CLOTH Nc and fuRSlSHiS0
STORE II tie cry or hicHmond al No 20 broad
street between Second and Third streets said
I, 70 b. piuet-d on strictly cash pfinei-
pirs and W III not be re-ponsibl- for any debts
Contracted by said Israel Gr~entrse =. my agent.
IsAat GREENTRsR.
JAsrARY9. 1867. Jalo-2ws
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AUCTION SALES.--FUTURE DAY.
By Z. w. Powell. Auetionesr.

MEAT FRAMED TENEMENT. on
IN TIE EAST LINE OF POUSaEE BhTWEAI
BROAD AND GRACE STREETS. FOR SALE A.
AUCTION Will bs sold a. auction, on the -.
mi.es. on WEDNESDAY the 10th Of January, /,
at hslf past Q O'Clock +. n, neat TX MD
TPgEM fyT. located a. above, now occupied ~
Fred.r!ck vii, at SIS per month.
TERMS: One half cash balance 81 six m"nH'
for negotiable notes interest added, secured bra
trust deed The taxes for the year 70 be paid y
the purchaser .ppppsox
y.is luction.eu
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r,do,,b,rt, and pravors, large assortment
among which we have some real Lamo' "0''
gx,ra sizes; all 10 be sold atreduced prices :"
A~"" 80 LEVY BROTHERS.
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House bill 10 incorporate the Hydraulian
Steam Fire Engine Company of Alexandria.
House bill 10 incorporate the Roekbridge
Mining Company. ..
Senate bill appropriating $4,000 for restor-
ing and repairing the institution Tor the deat,
dumb, and the blind At Staunton-yeas, rs;
nays, none,
Senate bill Incorporating the north fork OF
Hoiston Coal and Iron Mining and Salt Manu-
featuring Company.
Senate bill to amend and re.enact section 7
of chapter la OF The Code Of 1860, il relation
10 negotiable notes, &c.
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nISSOLUTION.-T co.partnership
IL OF OLlS gR & sM,TH, at Blooasburg, Hah.
fax county, Va was dissolved By mutual consent
- = = w. l.. OLIVER,
1. =, - j. q SMITH.
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Probate Court.

'Vhik following Executors Administrators, ant
y Guardians' accounts will bo for settleme MT OF
tho 7th Of June, 1897 -
Executors, Of jacob shower, Abraham Splitter
John MAuse, SulOma shank, Simon Alentel In.
Jonathan A. Myers and sinuessy Johnson's Is
tutcs. ~ -
Administrator Of JacobW o bright, John Aley
John stonebergcr, Casper Billman Henry vii
tors Eugene Dutoit William X Eagle George
kraueits, Anthony Null, Daniel NJ UtE, Jaebl
Cook and Augustena krauerts estates 0Il'
guardians, Of Lewis Bechtoll, George Bech-
TOLL FRANK Mckenney, John McKenuey, Hannah
j. Bosserman, Charles Henry Croslcy, Hachatinh
I. T.CrOsley, Winfield Scott Crosley, Horny Long.
neckeT, Louisa NJ, Winebrenner, George a. Bower
Joseph noyer, John 7. Boyer Marley McGTew
Samuel llonser benjamin r. Ewry, Henry IN
hwry, Albert Il, Ewry, oliver = Ewry Isaac w
Ewfy, Mary \. Ewry, Alice Splitter, Daniel NJ.
Sohlentz, Lachariah CObluntz, San uel COblentz.
Maria Louisa Roberts, Elizabeth Ro1erts, Lucy l.,
Clark, Mary L. Clark, George Anderson, James
Anderson, Jacob Schmutz, Isaiah Miller Enie NJ
Gebhart, Clara H. Gebhart Fannie W. Gobhart,
Elizabeth Wellle Samuel Grove Sarah +. Grove,
Almarian Grove, Louisa Grove and Benjamin
Grove
DENNIS DWYER.
may 10, 1901 uhWtte Probate Judge.
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News by Telegraph and Malls.

Gold closed, yesterday, In New York, u
1885,. 81
The Saratoga races commence Wednes
day, August z, and Sll,30O In prizes win b,
distributed to the winning horses.
An Omaha dispatch says the earnings OF
the Union Pacific Railroad, now running
to North Platte, are officially reported al
S20l,7s 81 for May.
Three thousand one hundred and eighty.
four emigrants arrived In New York yes.
terday.
A white man, imprisoned Ia Charleston
for committing a rape upon eolored girl
hung himself yesterday.
The Pennsylvania oil wells are ut theil
lowest ebb. aud the whole product of the
State is estimated at less than G,O00 barrels
daily. Oil stocks are also going down out
of sight.
The great American excursion to Paris
Italy, Greece, Crimea, Holy Land, &c, will
leave New York on Saturday next.
Joseph I.ilienthal, a German saloon keep
er, was found murdered In his saloon, In
Parkersburg, West Virginia, yesterday
morning. A negro suspected OF the crime
has been arrested.
A man named Macy, In Henry County
Indiana, is digging gold at the very mod
crate rate of 50 90 per day.
Mrs. Davis, Of Union County, Indiana,
while riding fractions horse last week,
was thrown, and the horse falling upon her,
killed her.
The Evansville, Indiana, Sentinel, one ol
whose editors was an officer In the Federal
army during the war, has double loaded
leader in favor of General Robert L. Lee,
for President In 1868.
The street car question is troubling the
people of Nashville. Special ears have
been set apart for negroes, but they do not
appear to be satisfied with that arrange
ment, and, on Sunday, a mob ofthe colored
folks took forcible possession Of the cars
reserved for "white trash"
The organized banditti Of Tennessee
known as BRowNLow's militia, have inaug-
urated n reign of terror In the unhappy
State Of Tennessee. No home is sacred
from their outrage, and they perpetrate
murders of the most wanton character.
ROBERT HENDERsHoTT, well known as
the drummer boy of the Rappshannock,
eloped from Poughkeepsie, New York, with
r rich merchants daughter, on Friday last
They were married at Newburgh. The In
teresting pair are scarce nineteen years old
Colonel Butler was killed by an accident
on the Pennsylvania Railroad, near Loudis-
VILE, Lancaster County, In that State, in
October, 1865. A suit against the Railroad
Company, pending since then, was decided
in the Middleburg Court on Monday, by
giving the Colonel's heirs $4,000 damages.
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RadicaIism I'm AIabama.

MONTGOMERY, June 5,-The so-callet
Union Republican Convention OF thl.
State, forty counties, represented by
one hundred and seventy persons) ad.
journed to-day, after adopting series o
resolutions, as party platform, In every
essential In accordance with the radicalsm
Of Congress. They go for universal suf.
frage, without distinction of color; moi
only accept but agree 10 labor to adopt the
sherman bill favor complete amalgama-
tlon, In all political and social rights, and
throw In, rs II small bait to public favor
among our people, the following:
Resolved, That we pledge our endeavors
to the removal of the tax on cotton and the
state poll tax; and to establish, as a rule
In the State, that the tax paid by every
man shall be exactly In proportion to his
property, and none other.
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SALE OF REAL ESTATE BY ORDER
OF COITRT

4 Fine LRRo Home .lord Ehmay in Madison 75,on.
ship
ON MONDAY the first day of July A D. 1897
~ at O'Clock In the afternoon on the premises
will be sold to the highest bidder, the following
real estate as the property Of jacob Wdmann
deceased, TO wit situate In the County of Mont
gOmery, und State OF Ohio being part Of Section
u. IN Township o, Range 4. east, &c bounded by
beginning at the northeast corner Of the southeast
quarter OF said section, and running from thence
with the section line 8. degs r. 10 chains TO q
stone thence S. 70 degs w. 10 chains stone, In
the north line of said quarter section thence with
said north line 50 degs. f. 10 chains TO the place
OF beginning, containing ten 40 acres TO be sold
free Of d0t0er said property was appraised free
OF dover at s. and cannot sell lOr loss than
o-thirds thereof
TERMS--One third Of the purchase money to be
paid cash on tho day OF sale, third in one and
one-third In two years thereafter; deferred pay
ments TO bear Interest and to De secured by mort
gage on the premises
JACKSON MCNELLY,
Administrator OF the estate OF Jacob Widmnnn,
deceased.
ADAM CLAY, Atty, June0 1867. WITS
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THE BASIS OF REPUBLICAN
GOVERNMENT.

ResolUsd, That tho several states composing the
United stAtes, are not united on the principle OF
unlimited submission to their General Govern .
ment, but that by compact under the style and
tue OF Constitution Of the United states and OF
amendments thereto, they constituted a General
government, for special purposes-d0legAted 90
thht Government certain definite powers, reserv.
ing oAch state " itself, the reslduary mass OF
right 20 their self. government; and that when
ever the General Government assumes undelega.
ted power, its acts are unAuthorltative void, and
ot no iOrcei Ihat 70 this compact each State nc.
states forming rs to itself the other party that
the Government created by this compact was not
tue powers delegated ~ itselt since that would
nave made its discretion, aud not tine Constitution
the me sure OF It's prwerSj but that, as In ali
other cases OF COMPACT AhOAo POwKRs HAVING
40 COMMON JUDGE, EACH PARTY mas AN EQUAL
RIGHT TO JuD0E FOR ITsKLF, As WELL or INFRAU.
rIONS AS or THE NODE ANDMEAsURR OF REDRESS -
Ihs fIrst AeAtAokK RsaeLAton af l7pe.
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From Europe.

LONDON, June G.--Lord MOnck, formerly
Governor OF Canada, has been appointed
Niceroy OF the Kingdom of Canada.
1t Is understood TO be the intention of the
Sultan of Turkey to visit Queen Victorla
some time IN July. after he has compile
ted his visit to Napoleon and the Paris Ex-
position. H"
BERLIN, June "a plan of a Zollyerein
for all Germany, including the States OF
South Germany as well as those in the
Northern Confederation, has been formed.
1t is seini-ofilclally reported that the
Prussian Government has refused TO COM
ply with the expressed desire OF the EN-
peror Napoleon that II would pledge itseli
against any future arming of the fortress
of Rasthdt.
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The CHAMPION Pigeon sho,

FoRT WAYNE, IND, June 6.-The shoot
ing match, which began yesterday, be-
tween Erb and King for. $4,000 and the
championship Of America was concluded
to-day BY shooting at fifty single birds
each. Erb Killed thirty y-eight, and King
twenty-eight, Erb Is declared the cham
pion, having led King ten birds In the
whole match. M TtHf sHti fHf fH
Several hundred people attended, and
the occasion was harmonious and pleasant.
Tomorrow, the sweepstakes shooting will
their skill before the shooting closes.
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aytw Advertisements.
hevee Improvement.

TUE select Committee oftne city Council having
a charge of the levee Improvement, hereby invite
Olds lor the earthNOr OF the proposed Improve.
ment, IN accordance with the profile Of ali aud
em1ankment on nlc In the onice of the City Clerk
Bids must he made separately for each section
and must be hled In the Oity Clerks o0ice on on
before Friday the 7th day OF June. The City
rcservhg the right TO reject any or all bids
lhe location OF material for eacn section of the
work, Is Indicated on the profile but bidders aru
expected to examine the ground itsolr for better
understanding Of details
May So i88T-dtt ~ ''' ~NN'
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NOTICE.

NOTICE Is hereby given that petition win bc
~ presented TO the Commissioners OF Montgorn
cry county, Ohio, at their session ON the tlrst
Monday IN July, 1897, u petition, the sbjeCt and
prayer OF which viii be 10 procure the appoint
free tuTnlhkp road rs follows: Beginning on
George kmrick's corner, lying at or near the mid
die OF the cast boundary line of the northeast
gnarterol section ~, township 2 range q, NJ n
Miami Township, Montgomery County, Ohio, run
ning thence north TO AleNandersvilG, II village In
ing the county road running from the said Em
rirk's corner to the said village OF Alexanders-
Vile MANY PETITIONERS
Jmme q lnI. .nli. mALtNl
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Woodlawn Races.

LOUISVILLE June b.-The races at Wood
lawn were largely attended To-day the
hurdle race, two miles, over eight hurdles,
was won by Deserter, no Red Dick was
second, and sarah last. The dash, ~ miles
Maggie McCarty second, and Toby Drum
last.
In the first race, two mile heats, Patrician
galloped over the course aud took the
pursSirtt 9gltuLvy|I1 B-. ID .
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PUBLIC NOTICE.

TaoMAs ]. S SMITH j. A. " ALrfRs' q i.
NALLAsDIGHAM, GROR0E w HoUK. g B HAR.
MAN, ADAM SNYDER, S, n. W0ODsuh, ID. A. HoUK
TnoMAs o. LOwE, JOIN \. BRLyILLE, ALBKRrus
GEIaER, JoHE BRoADKuf, DENNIS DWYRR, SAN.
URL MAYS, aud JouN McELwER, have associated
20 form an IssuRANCE COMPANY for the purpose
hrst specified in sostiOn Of the "Act to regulate
Insurance companies" passed April Is, 1857 and
with the corporate rights aud powers conferred
by said act aud the act of May 1889 the prinCi-
pal oilice OF said company TO bo located at Dayton
Montgomery County, ohio.
Dayton, May l. ieb1-d4tW
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1900 VALUABLE GIFTS.



Duplicate numbers from to 500 OOO are placed In
wheel; the first number (when drawn OUT draw
the highest first gift; the second number twhef
drawn OUT the next highest or second gift etc
until the whole number Is drawn.
The distribution will take place after the Con,
committee Will be chosen from the audience tC
take charge of the same.
All agents and purchasers Will be supplied with
d correct listof the awards rs soon as published.
now TO OBTAIN TICKETS.
Orders may DO sent 10 us, enclosing tho money
nom 81 TO go In registered letter STAMP en-
closed), ut our risk. Larger amounts b, pOstoflce
order, dran or oreNpress, ut the followHgclub rates
tickets to one address ....,.... S4BO
lU .." ........ ....... ..... w
40 ..,..........,.-... 10 %
oO ...,..... ...-........ Il 00
Under aud In pursuance OF the provisions OF the
Internal revenue law, his Honor, the Commission.
or Of Internal Revenue, has, upon due proof
granted permit TO the Southern Orphans Asso'
citation to hold its 3ift Concert exempt from an
charges whether IRON special taA or other duty In
respect 10 such Glt Concert.
900 REFERENCES
General q. T. BBAUREGARD, New Orleans;
Brig. Gen. JEFF THOMPSON New Orleans.
Major General y. Is. BUCkNEK New Orleans:
Major General y. Is. Tf LER, late 8 A.;
MAJOR GsperAl W H. BROWN, late u. 8. A.;
Z NJ SllEFF, Plano Manufacturer Baltimore ;
q. MokEkFER 4 co, Baltimore;
CulOnel GEORGE Il, KANE, DRnyille, Va
Colonel MUMFOttD, RlchmOnd Va
WIN. A. WRIGHT, Augusta, Ga.
All orders aud cOmmunicA cations should be ad.
dressed 10 the Central ONCE,
SOUTHERN ORPHAN ASSOCIATION,
l.. q. Box 800. l3 Holiday street
May l5' lsoI-deodtJuhe 10 Baltimore, Md.
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Moro Indinn Outropes

ST, LOUIS, June 6.-An Omaha dispatch
says the Indians captured twenty-five
head OF stock from railroad employees. TWEEN
ty miles west of Julesburg, on Monday.
coach was attacked near FslrYlew Sta
ton, on Sunday, and two drivers killed.
There was but one passenger in the coach,
and he escaped by running TO the rear.
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AIrttourfrs.
Business 1uttfes.
DYSPEPSIA! !
DR.. STRICKLAND's

-- ToNIC Is conCen-
rated preparation Of Roots and Herbs, with
hntiacids and carmiuatives to strengthen
the stomach and nervous system, IL Is =
certain remedy for Dyspepsia or lndiges'
tion, Nervousness, Loss of Appetite, Aci liz
ty OF the Stomach, Flatulency and Debility
II Is not alcoholic, therefore particularly
suited for Weak, Nervous, and Dyspept.s
persons. For sale by all Druggists every
where at 81 per bottle.
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Democratic State Ticket
FOR GOVERNOR:
ALLEN G.. THURMAN.


ALLEN G. THURMAN.
FOR LIEUTENANT dOvERHoR:
DANIEL s. UHL, of Holmes.
FOR TREASURER
DR.. G. FULTON, of Crawford.
FOR AUDITOR:
JOHN McELWEE, of Butler.
FOR ATTORNEY GENERAL:
FRANK II. HURD, of Knox.
FOR JUDGE OF SUPREME COURT:
THOMAS NJ. KEY, of Hamilton.
FOR CONTROLLER OF TREASURY:
WIN. SHERIDAN, Of Williams.
FOR BOARD or PUBLIC WORKS:
ARTHUR HUGHES, ofCuyahoga.
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@ew 2arsrtisemruts.
IXrooDLANp CEMErERY No,loe a

WOODLAND CEMETERY Notice Is here,
w by given that no persons, excepting lo
owners and their families and those attend n 4
funerals, Will be admitted 10 Woodland Cemetery
on SundayH. The large number visiting the
grounds on that day, and the complaints OF disOr
der and injury to flowers and shrubbery, make
this rule necessary Tickets cf admission win bt
intendent AZ the gate,
by order OF the Trustees
Jdne6.dIw RoB'T W STEELE, Prest.
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Clothing.
CARD.

DERMlT me, through the columns of the Day
ton Empire, TO thank Our kind patrons IN Ihc
city ana Its vicinity, having found that our one.
price system has given entire satisfaction to every
body. We therefore have the assurance OF con.
tlnutng on to serve our customers In the same
manner. Allow us once more to thank you Nil,
trusting TO have u share OF your Kind patronage
In the future.
Very respectfully, yours, &c,
e. n. STRAUSS a BRO
32l Third street.
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DAVIS CONNECTION WITH THE AssAssINI

The Judiciary Committee took consider
able evidence bearing on the question oi
Jeff Davis completely In the assassination
OF Lincoln. They have the originals OF
certified copies, of number of letters that
reached him In 1884, wherein the writers
proposed assassination, and there Is noth-
Ing to show that he ever rebuked or dis
countenanced the scheme. The testimony
rs TO his completely in Booths plot Is not
entirely conclusive, but is so strong that at
least three of the members of that Com
mittee believe his guilt to be shown. That
he had dealings with Booth and his agents
Is beyond doubt
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ADMINISTRATORS SALE OF FIVE
VALUABLE TRACTS OF LAND.

VALUABLE TRACTS OF LAND.
THE undersigned, Administrator OF the estate
Il of Bar hOlomew BOoher deceased, will oneT for
O'Clock forenoon, on the old farm OF Bartholomew W
Booher deceased, now occupied by John RoOp
eight 49, miles north Of Dayton, on the old Troy
pike and on the east sldo OF the Miami river.
Frat stTrdet-Containing i02k acres lying on the
Miami river, some four miles north Of DAYTON In
Harrison township, east OF David BeArdshear's;
this Is the best OF bottom lands under good cultl-
walton, good brick dwelling house, frame barn and
other outhOuses, are all In good repair There is
Wen OF water at the house and one at the barn
Sec0Hd Trdef-Betng the old homestead OF the
late bartholomew BOOher, doc'd, containing one
hundred and sixty two and twelve one ndredtli
acres more or less This tract is ia good cultiva.
ton, land y good and the bost aud most valuable
Of Poplar timber, the hest In the county the tim
Der VII more than pay for the land aud other
valuable timber Is on the place Theie is good
farm barn, house aud outbulliings on this tract
there Is good spring Of water on this place
= ZAtrd Irdcf- Lying Just east OF the old home
steaa M on hHItholemeW Booher deceased, contain
,pi 90 100 About one half OF this tract Is under
cultivation, the balance has good timber some
valuable poplar timber There Is good barn
and first rate good orchard OF young bearing fruit
trees, with Wen OF good water
.t3trh Irdet-Lying IN Miami county, Ohio,
Bartholomew BooheT, deceased. and ON the Ma
uonal road, which isnow being pited. This tract
contains isl - 100 acres, and win DO sold In two
dwelling houses, two good barns, aud two good
wells OF water on this piece, we'll situated Tor
either tract good orchard on each piece; good
u@9sr land op each piece The land Is god aud
TsrmseI SIls One third cash ia hand on day Of
sals 9ss !9Td "a 2Hs and Que Iaird i9 two years
pes cent Interest, and be secured BY mortgage on
1dmiSistraior debonls non with he " S5neysl
j. M n16aorEl Atsornss N'T u
MAySO diawSwStts- ThS9
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MAD RIVER ICE
Mayors Proclamation.

MAYORS OFFICE, DAYTON, o., May II, 1867.
IN compliance with u Resolution passed by the
l. CITY Council on the 10Th Inst, and Section u of
au Act passed by the city Council, April ~, 1892
"ro provide against the prevalence Of hydrOpho-
bla In the city OF Dayton" hereby Issue my
proclamation TO the Inhabitants Of the city Of
Dayton, warning them that 1t is unlawful for any
person owning having control Of or harboring
any dog, or animal Of the dog kind TO permit such
being properly muzzlcd, so Hs TO prevent the ami
NAL from biting or being bitten by other animals
Every person owning. having control Of or har-
boring any animal of the dog Kind, who shall neg
lect refuse to comply with this requsiton sh all
upon conviction thereof forfeit and pay sum not
exceeding Twenty dollars, nor less than Five dol
lars, with costs. JONATHAN KENNEY, ..
May II, ls67-d2w Mayor.
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YARDS AND BILL HEADS
eAtysprinted at the EMPIRE
steamlJob Reom
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gew advertisements.
GRAND CHARITABLE
PRESENTATION CONCERT
.r... IN AID or THE
Southern Orphans Association,

IaoorJorafcd ~ As LeetsidfursqC HirOiNia, .anu
..I.. arg dUtA, 1851
To be Given In Baltimore, June
nth, 1857.
American citizen. [volume] (Butler, Butler County, Pa.) 1863-1872, 1867-01-09
BUTLER BUTLER COUNTY, Pa WEDNESDAY, JANUARY g. 1867

This Programme of Studies provides
for eight hours ofexercisej in the school
room every k-day except Saturday /;
but inasmuch as each pupil in the school
will be detailed for work, .in regular turn,
during two of those hours and have half
an hour of intermissions, there will re,
main only five hours to each pupil for
study and instruction, - each, recitation
being preceded by ample time to prepare
the lesson by study, under the supervis-
ion and aid which this system centem-
plates. 1t is believed that this provision
for intellectual training is quite sufficient,
and that with proper care, skill and faith
fulness on the part of the teachers and
industry, patience and obedience on that
of the pupils, the schools may soon be
made to show results alike creditable to
themselves and honorable to the State