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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1867-03-19
NEWS Ann GOSSIP.

Homeopathy is said to be on the de-
cline in Paris.
The Prussian army numbers 40,
Scottish Universities are appealing
for government'aid.
Look out for adulterated tobacco
these times
There was much specialization
over the Great Republic before she left
Pittsburgh on Saturday.
-Ex-Gov. Curtin, of Pennsylvania,
has gone to Europe,
,,-Ihe ailment OF Mr.. Wright, our
minister 10 Berlin, is dropsy.
New England railroads ara redu-
cling their fares.
The debt OF Cincinnati is So 24o. 600.
Large crops OF maple spy.r In
some localities this season.
Tine cows of New York Stata No.,
duce loS, 09T, go lbs. OF butter.
Number of Indiaus in the limited
States is SS5,TT9.
There are said to be about ION
cashmere goats in Illinois. They are
as easily raised as the common Roat
and are very profitable.
The mother OF Artemus Ward in
now residing in Boston.
The Boston Post calls Ssmners's a
ease OF chronic sheet"
Maggie Mitchell has produced a
new play-''rhe Bride of the whirl-
"A marriage in New York was in
dennitely postponed in onsequence of
the bride being too drunk to say yes. -
IRistori commences in Louisville to-
1t Is suggested by a Jockey that the
season seems TO have the spring halt.
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MrrcA1rEs GKEGr RHxuscAr1c REMEDY.
This new and wonderful medicine acts Ike
magic, curing RheumattSn OF yeaz' stand
suE2sly III LOGAN a CO. Aga
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EXACTLY WHAT You WANT.

MATHEWS VENETIAN HAIR DYE.
VI known and used over - years. Daily
increasing in public favor. Complete in one
bottle No WISH No trOubIe A child can
apply 1t, Produces a lustroUs black or brown
as desired. Does not fnjure the hair. Price
I5cents-
Sold by Druggists and Fancy Goods Dealers.
Also, MATHEWS ARSIcA HAIR GLOSS
toT restoring and dressing the hair. ju4-eod-Iy
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Take Notice.

Ao4AS 1NOG4SSs
OHIO COUNTY CIRCUIT COURT, MAY
" Tenn, 1867
Lemuel T. Wilcox, guardian,
vs.
Adeline 7. HersEy and William A Hersey
land S. h WOODWARD, their guardian
In Chancery.
At the May Term, 1867, of the Circuit
Court of Ohio County, -LemueI r Wilcox,
guardian OF Adeline /. Hersey and VIM. A.
Hersey, lawfully appointed and qualified
in the state OF Massachusetts, where they re-
side, viii apply by petition 10 Eaid court 70
order SftmPson H. Woodward, their guar
dian In this State, 10 psy and deliver To said
foreign guardian, or his agent, or attorney,
Al personal property and money In his Eaii
Woodward's hands belonging 10 said wards
and 10 authorize Said foreign guardian 10 sue
for recover and receive al money or personal
property, which may belong to his said
wards, IN Ike manner as If ne were appoint
ed in this state, and remove the same 70 the
said State Of ARsSa chusettS
LEMUEL 7. WILCOX,
~ Guardian.
Sos for Petitioner
WHEELEG, March ls 1857. Iav4w
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A MAN living in Grant county, Ken
tneky, who has not reached three score
ana ten years, has now living nffy-four
Sniidren- His name is CHALK Jim
webster. He regrets very much that
he did not marry early in life.
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NOTICE..

HIHE PARTNERSHIP EXISTING BE
i tween A II. ADAMS and a. J. Adams,
under name OF A II. Adams q Co. has
been dissolved this day, Mach 4th, 1851, by
mutual consent
a. II. ADAMS,
Al. adams.
The business OF the firm will be settled by
a N. Adams Those Knowing themselves
INDEBTED to the late firm are requested to
call and settle their accounts with
March 4, Is57. a. NJ. ADAMS.
A. ". Adams Will carry on the Merchant
Tailoring & Clothing business as usual, at the
old Stsud, No C Water street, " here he will
take pleasure in waiting on his customers
and toe public generally.
mari l-tlapi
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LARGE numbers of boats are astir OF
New York, preparatory to navigating
the Hudson.
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THE Southern people do not forget
thsprofessions made by the Northern
Democracy before the war, aud the fail
urs of fulfllment when war came.
The advice given by tho New York
World when the Reconstruction bill
WAS pending, to-wit: ARMED resistance
ais the natural and appropriate mode
"of redress for such fragrant injustice
"as is now meditRted against the
"South ~ Resistance to tyrnnts 10
obedience to Cod receives from tba
Richmond Wing the following commit
mentRry ~ notice. The HrhiG saws:
If resistance is to be made Inv shOuld
the World consider IL the exclusive duty
OF the South TO make IL!
The opportunity was afforded all Il @
time from April. 1861, to April, lS65, for
the Northern Conservatives to show
what they cared for the Constitution,
aud all that we saw was as greedy a
palm for bounty money among the
Democratic masses as among the Re
pnbltcans, whilst, with n few excep-
tions, the protest that came from the
leaders had the tone rather of a Chine
FOR Office aud potrsT, than the heroic
ring OF men ready to die sooner tina n
be made slaves OF.
II Free Government aud Republican
institutions are gone forever, we can
take no shame to ourselves for their
loss, for We fought to save them. The
disgrace OF having stood iGnobiy and
timtdly by while Civil Liberty was be-
rug murdered, and they knew it was
being murdered, belong to that party
at the North, Feprese nted by the V'orIi
and not to the southern peopla Tbcir
conduct is on record.
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ExcHANeE B.~oEV

EXCHANGE BANK OF Va.
WESTON, W. Va March l2Ih, 1857.
OUNCE GIVING THE NOTICE OF IAN
- uary 18th last, that this Bank Wouid re-
aeem us Circulating notes on Presentation At
PS -, ls4aI controversy in relation TO orr
6tsnS - 90 90 mas arisen, until the settlement
o. Nhich We are advised TO defer sucb "a.
uenpuon. By order OF the Board of Direc.
'o In,r,s-, r J. AeCANDLIsH'
L-O-1N CashfeP
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For Rent
For Rent.
For Rent

TNHREE STORE ROOMS. ONE on MAIN
e ! and Two two on Market Streets ENQUIRE Al
fe6S-if LEWIS q wooDMASsEE
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TIE Chicago Tunes pBblis hes, on be-
half OF ". II. Herudon, Mr.. LincoIn's
law partner. a long reply 70 the late
letter Of Rev Jane. Smith in regard 10
5ir. Lineoln's domestic life, religious
opinions, Gc., published a few days
ago. Il would seem from this reply,
rnat for twenty-five years OF his life
5ir. Lincoln was a very unhappy man,
that his marriage was not what !,
ought 10 have been, d fortunate one,
aud that often be was known TO weep
tears Of bitter anguish and disappoint-
msut. It's claimed that Mr.. Herndou
knew Mr. Lincoln more intimately ana
conhdentialIy than ay mother man liv-
ing. For twenty years be was his con-
tdante in business and in social life. He
believed that Mr. Lincoln WIS one OF
the few who were not born TO die, -
but that his name would endure until
tie last syllable OF recorded time. He
says that his nature WIS only q little
lees than divine.
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Wanted.

SIx GIRLS, WHO UNDERsTAND
- manufacturing Merchant Clothing on
sewing Machines Good wages guaranteed
an6 steady employment Apply 70 HENRY
NOSS. al Moundsvtlle, W. Va mRrI6JSt
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THE Richmond Tunes bowls piteous-
" over the new reconstruction act. II
is, in the judgment of that organ OF
treason, an unmitigated evil. In its
weeping and wailing and crashing of
teeth. it reaches the climax by saying:
The most hideOus and revolving
feature of that invention of the devil
the Sherman bill'-is. that whether we
consent To return TO the Union, or pre-
fer to remain at the mercy Of the mill
taTy, we cannot avoid the outrage OF
negro suffrage"
The Tunes states the case very clear
iy. SeGrE, or rather impartial, suf-
nage, is what the rebels must submit
10, ard they mny as we'll make up their
minds TO swallow the dose quietly.
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WHY NOT USE THE BEST.

WHY NOT Use THE BEST:
Over twenty years increasing demnd has
established the fact that MATHEWS TESE-
TAN HAIR DYE, is the best in the world. It
is the cheapest, the most reliable, and most
convenient Complete in one bottle. Does
not require any previous preparation of the
hair No trouble No crock OF stain Does
not rub OF or make the hair appeardusty and
dead, but iruparts to it new life and Iustre.
Produces beautiful black OF brown, as pre-
ieTred- A child can apply it Always gives
satisfaction Only 70 cents Per bottle. Sold
everywhere,
A. !. MATHEWS, Manufacturer. N. Y.
DEhAs BARNES & CO., New York, whole
sale Agents- mayT-Iysod
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IL IS thoughr that he Immigration

II = LlOuSGL LlAt rs Immigration
this season, especially from Germany,
VIII exceed that OF any previous year.
German correspondence published in
the northwest, represents ;he prepare
tons for immigration as unprecedented
Il their magnitude. They are coming
b. hundreds Of thonsands,'' declares
the 81. Paul Pioneer. on the authority
OF German informants, aud the state
Iisnt Is corrobyrsted by much that has
spPeared in other journals A New
York exchange says that ..lhe efforts
which some or the Southern
States are making 10 draw white labor
from Europe viii also produce
considerable eject, and with every
new conner we have additional guar
sntees 10 yet greater ratio OF in
CREASE The Prussian conscriptions
aud the Irish troubles, will tend to ex-
,Ile a gensraIspirit ofimmigration. The
more oppression in the old world as-
s-rts ITSELF the more intense viii be
tina anxiety and the more inhexible
Inc purpose to seek refuge on this con.
tineut. The next decade may see the
PSPu4ailon oiLhe Cnltsd states dOnDIsG'
And in this vast increase OF our poPu-
lstinn viii be found perhaps the solu-
ton Of all our political and financial
troubles A vast amount OF money will
come with these immigrants, but il
VIII be as nothing compared with the
value OF their labor IN developing the
resources Of the bouudless West and
adding intellectually TO the taIzb
values Of the nation
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1t Is suggested by a Jockey that the
season seems to have the spring halt.
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Dress Goods I!
SHAWLS.

Al slesaRf and vso choice stock Of
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1867-02-25
CINCINNATI Markets..

CINCINNATI, February %.
FLouR-There Is hardly enough doing in
supcrilne 20 warrant quotations. Spring
wheat can be bought at 80 5000 40, and
winter at 81 76@l0 %, the inside figures
for that which barely passes inspection.
Extras are selling TO a moderate extent at
$40 50@ll 80 for spring wheat, andl 75@
IL 80 for winter, the prices being regulated
by the quality aud reputation Of the brand,
Family Is still quoted at Sl2@l2 20 for that
made from spring wheat, and $l2 1908 80
for winter. Fancy brands command $lI@
10, but the transactions are light.
WHEAr-There was an improved de-
maud to-day for the best grades of spring
wheat, both from the local and interior
millers, and the offerings being only mod
crate, the market was tlrmer, and higher
prices were realized. No. 2 sold at 81 220
2 %, and holders Mt the close were gener-
ally asking 80 20. No. l sold at So 1870
2 10. The transactions foot up about 1000
bushels within the above range. Extra
spring is held at 50 $500 90.
CoRN-Thc receipts of corn continue
light. and they will no doubt continue go
for some days TO come, owing TO the dam
ages to railroads by floods. This has given
additional ilrmncSs to holders, aud with an
increased demand prices advanced lc. per
bushel, and holders are now generally CON
tending for still higher figures.
OArs-There Is aContinued good demand
for oats. and the receipts being only mod
crate holders succeeded in establishing an
advance of lc. per bushel. Sales of No. |
were made to a fair cNtcHt ut 67c. In bulk
or elevator, and G0c, Including new bur
laps.
PRovIsIoSs-The advlces from the East
continue of n favorable character, which
has impaired increased lrmncss to the mar
ket for most articles, and there IS also some
improvement In the demand. No material
advance has been established, though the
general tendency Is upward, and IN some
eases higher figures were obtained. There
was some inquiry of "A speculative charac-
ter, but the demand was chiefly consumu-
tiVp.
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New York Market.

NEW loNh' hcDflHfy -.
There has been much lluctuation i'm the
wholesale market during the week, and
many articles neglected. Trade IL very
much demorali2cd, and Is in nearly the
same condition II was after the panic of
1897. Flour has Nuctuuted considerably
and closes with n better tone, owing 10 IL
large stock here. Buyers operate con-
%tinuously. and prices are about the same rs
last week. The stock has been reduced to
about $4,000 barrels, which Is large tor
this season.
Wheat tiuctuatcd rapidly, and within q
few days was held with more ]iiruuc-s,
which restricted transactions Prices nom
inally DC. higher than ltsr Vurk, The de-
mand Is confined to mrlirrs, wi" operate
cautiously. The high price causing them
to hold OF. At the close the market was
quiet mt 81 1000 lS tor No. 3 Milwaukee;
~ 05m3 06 for amber State; S3@3 20 for
white Canada.
Provisions comparatively quiet notwith-
standing the large arrivals. The prices for
pork have improved; the speculative de-
mand subsidized, and closes quiet. Beef
more active: sales principally to ship East.
Prices sustained sales $0@l2 for plain old
mess, Sll@1S for new, SID for old extru,
and Sl7@2l for new extra. Bacon has
been more active and firmly supported.
Cut meats more plenty and prices more
easy.
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New York Money Market.
NEW YoRK, Febru

INV Abhh' HfDIulI1 ID.
Gold has been very firm to-day. The
railway market was strong at the Stock
Exchange, and n higher rate through the
list. Hudson River was the feature, aud
rose to 40. After call the market was II
fraction lower, but rallied again before the
one O'Clock board.
Government securities steady and in good
demand. New iive-twenty coupons oflSG6
are higher. Border State bonds quiet and
firm. In steamship shares n large business
was done In Pacific Mail from l2S% to 1871.
and down again to l29%. Atlantic Mail
weak, and sold as low as 50.
There Is more demand for money, and a
light departure from the extreme ease OBJ
served earlier in the week. The most gem
erat rate for demand loans and stock collat-
erals was 6 per cent, with exceptions at 3 :
i@5 being the general rates on Go, ern-
ments. Discounts were fairly active at 6I5
az per cent. for primc-chicfy the higher
rate.
The banks are not Offering quite rs
freely, probably owing to the presentation
of checks lately drawn against purchases
of new COS from the Treasury, but tempo
rarily held back by the Sub-Treasury.
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sB- NeU Clothing, quick Sales and small
profits is the motto Of II. Schwarz at the
Golden Eagle. fcl5
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DIR. & co.

Il RIN ATE DISEASES CURED IN TIE
shortest possible time, AZ the Cincinnati Lock Hos
pital, gao Mnlnut street, between Fiith aud SiNt
up stairs, without tho use of Mercury, Ia
81 time, or change ui met.
Dr. SIkNEAS, by special study and experience
IN the hospitals of baltimore, London aud Paris. IL
enabled To guarantee u cure In the most comp
Gated cases, Recent cases OF GonUrrhCaO or Sypl
cured IN u few daye, without change OF ditt,
hinurunco trum business, secondary Syphilis-tu
last yeetigo-oradicAtod without the hsu OF Me
curry.
Victims of self abuse and excessive yenery, su
iortug from SpeilnatOrrhoA, and Lore OF physiu
aud mental power, Indigestion on Constipation
hruptions, Nervous Coughs, IiypOchondris, &c
are treated for ltNcr Complaint, Dyspepsia, al
Consumption, by Ignorant men, who mistake tn
objects for the causes ui the evil, and thus mIl
ply both, mf
Married men, and those contemplating mArrit =
should restore vigor to their bodies ami minds, -
they entail misery aud dise1se upon thbso of me
pusucrity.
Diseases peculiar 10 females treated. A Ct
guaranteed IA all CHses. Persons 40 a dtstau
promptly UurVd, by addressing, with statement 4
case, IN, STEVENS y 60, ESQ W ultuut hotwocE
9th and Uth streets, Cincinnati, ONO.
once hour from 8 A. NJ, 'o3 =. NJ sundays 20
II \, NJ decS-lyd
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MlAMlSBURG VINEYARD PROPERTY
AT SllERIFt'S SALE.

John shupcrt Vs John + IIommul, ct. AL, Superior
Court Montgomery County, Ohio. Case No.
1901.
PURSUANT 10 an order of sale, issued by the
S]uporiorC Court, within and for the County OF
Montgomery aud STATE of Ohio, and tome directed,
viii o1er ~ public sale, ut the door Of the Court
House, In the city Of Dayton, Ohio, on
AoHddy March an, 1871, az O'Clock, P M
The following real estate to-wit; Situate In the
county OF Montgomery, and state OF Ohio, In the
west part ut section 40. (2Al twenty-five. town one
OD range SIX, o. NJ 4 beginning at a stone ut the
junction OF the two public roads, being the 5 q
corner of said lot; thence north ~ deg. q ~ pole.
TO "A stone; thcuccn $50 deg " 800 poles 10 u stone,
thence south 2h deg " 2G.s poles t0a stone thence
sbsA deg, . 1873 poles 60 u stone; thence 40k deg
q lb7 poles 10 the place Of beginning, containing
i've acres aud eighty three perohes, % A. 10 RI
8k acres Of said premises are covered by u nnl
thrifty vineyard, In bearing order, and there 1.
also u two story dwelling house, and tobacco shed
with other out buildings on tho premises, and 10 d
desirable little home, said real estate has been
appraised nc $500, and cannot sell or less than
two thirds the appraised value thereof
TERMS OF ~SAIE-CASlI.
o.. g, H. DAVIDSON, sheriff.
ADAM CLAY, Attorney, 2iwtt
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ANTG-AmOLITION TMACVs.

No. ABOLITION Is DEATH or, The Attempt
10 EquRlile Races the Destruction of society. Ba
PIP, Price lc .ta-
No. 2-FREE NEGR1ISM or, Results OF Eman.
cipatiOn In the North aud the West India Islands:
with statistics of the Commerce, Idleucss of the
Negro, his return 10 SHyagism, and the Eject
of emancipation upon the Farming, Mechanical
and l%Itboring Glasses. Price 10 cts. Pp. ~.
No. 8.-TIlE ABOLITION CONSPIRACY; or. A
Ten Years Record OF the Republican Party
Price 10 cts. pp. 80.
No 4-IHE NEGkO'S PLACE IN NATURE. A
Paper read before the London AnthropulOgicA
Society. by DIR, James Aunt. President OF the
Society Octave, ~ pp. Price 10 cts.
No, SIN T. & OF MEN-With Cuts
representing tho types OF the Caucasian, Mon.
gol, Malay, American Indian, EsquimauX aud
Negro, with their General Physical and Mental
Qualities, Laws of Organization, Relations "a
Civilization, etc, etc. s2pp syo, Price 10 cts
No, 6-SOLILOQUYS, by "Brick" Pumcroy. u
"a Bondhulder," "a TOor Farmer" "A Me,
chAuio, "a Returned soldier" etc, etc. % pp
syO. Price 10 cts. a. por dozen.
These Tracts are sent, postage paid, for 10 cents
single copies, or one dollar per dozen; or live dol
lars per hundred by express. Democratic Com
mlttees, Associations, etc, ordering 4. 900 at "A time
win DO furnished them at exactly cost price.
VAN EVRIE, HORTON Il co. Publishers.
No. lb2 NASSAU street, New YORK
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NOTICE.

81 will take notice that Thomas j, :. smith, of the
county of Montgomery and state of OHIO, did, on
the 9TH day of January, A.. II. 1891, hle ais petition
In the Superior Court within and for the county ol
Montgomery In said State of Ohio against the said
John W. Smith and Margaret Smith, defendants,
mortgage 10 the said Thomas j, s, Smith ON lot
number twenty -nve hundred and thirty nine
(2o39), In the city Of Dayton, county and State
aforesaid to secure the payment Of $3.50 according
TO certain notes referred TO In said mortgage, and
praying that said defendants may pay said sum
now claimed 20 be due, amounting 10 1850, or that
said premises may be sold co pay the same; and
the said defendants are notified that they are re-
quired to appear and answer said petition, on or
before the Nird Saturday after the 10th day OF
February next THOs, j 3 SMITH.
lsWS
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w-They havehad Topsy on the witness
box at Detroit. A young colored girl being
told TO take the stand" surveyed the wit
ness box for a few moments, and after
mounting the highest portion Of It that she
could find, directed the cour to Ego ahead
wild de sale" evidently suppOslDg that she
was to be sold.
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THE OLD GUARD, vol. ", 1866,

Contains the new Novel, by Prof Peck, entitled
Bertha Secly, the Heroine of the old Dominion. o.
and II great variety of Political and Literary arti,
cios; also, steel plate portraits of twelve ConfcI
crate Generals, via! Lee, StOnewull Jackson, i. u
johnson, Beauregard, Ewell, LOngstrect, llamp
ton, Polk, Price, GustHyus Smith, stuart, and 4
Z. llill. octave, 1913 PIP, Price, 81 10.
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1867-02-25

IN Though the Eagle is sorely vexed IL
Is natural for the people to 20 where their
interest calls them to, and thisis the reason
why the Clothing Store of Up. Strauss &
Bro, 32l Third street. is so well patronized.
Their stock is large and kept assorted with
the latest and most desirable style ofgoods,
their prices are reduced, and what is the
most people approVe of, is their way of sell
ing ut the one price only. This all accounts
for their success. Tob treated thus strict
honorably and fairly, you must be sure to
call at the one price Clothing and Furnish
ing Store Of /. =. Strauss q Bro- 32l Third
street. feb23-dlt
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NOTICE TO THE PUBLIC.

n Robinson, late sole proprietor, and present
ioint proprietor, OF the EaFtRK. once, desires u
sbouId be distinctly understood, by All parties,
that he docs not hold himself responsible for, and
viii not settle any poraonal accounts, contracted
Nv either -. q, Fitch or \. Lindsly lor NeF oeN
emploves OF the EnFiNn Omoei and All having
such Accounts are notified that they must lock iui
ssttiement 10 the parties contracting them, And
M ygouid further state, that neither OF those two
nersons arc authorized 10 make collections, re.
celve moneys, or transact business Tor the hhFihh
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1867-02-25

t4- The Marion Democrat Of the 2lst
says; On Wednesday evening of last week
the mail going west, came very near a disas-
trous collision with the Night Express
near Anderson, Indiana. The mail train
was reversed, and then abandoned by en-
gineer, brakesmen and all. Away she
went on the back track, with none to check
or control. Mr.. Pritchard, the mail agent
took charge of the machine, put on the
brakes, shut or the steam, and finally
stopped her, before encountering the dan
ger of colliding with a freight train' nearly
due. There was great panic among the
the passengers; but no II was harmed
And gives us another item AS follows
Lewis saw-mill on the MILESTONE and the
Waldo and Middletown bridges together
with the old bridge above Middletown'
have been swept away by the flood.
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1867-02-25
9ufal Autifrs.

NolIcR.-The undersigned has a dog
which has been In his possession about
three months. She is supposed to be picked
up In the nelghborhood Of Cincinnati. She
Il llver-spotted, with a short tall. The
owner can have her by calling and proving
property and paying cost.
JAS. G, Buckle,
Feb. %, 1s67-d2ts Dayton, Ohio,
Cincinnati Enquirer copy.l