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Itrength was 10 hsz step. and In her hands-pLiHII
8. T.-1S80.-X.
fcw bottles OF PLANTATION B1rrrna
VIII curs Nervous Headache
Gold EItrOmitics and Feyerish Idpx
! I" Bour Stomach and Fetld Breath.
:. FlAtulency and Indigestion.
Nervous Affections.
Excessive Fatigue and Short Dreath.
Pain ovsr tho Eyes.
Aontal Dependency.
/" Prosiratiou; Great Weainess
w." s.now Compilation, Weak Bowels. ae
LIVER ooMPLAINT AID DYspKpMA
proceed from deceased and torpid liver Ths bIlIars
soczsons Of the llver overnowna Into tho stomach pol
remarkable for these horrid nightmare dissases
hundred and forty thousand persons Ss;e taS.s th,
PLANTATION BrrTxns and not instance Of complaint
nh most susetu.i tonic and agreeable stimulAn
Jnitsd 70 all conditions Of Life.
tts .ohre properties, aro wholly false. For tho s.ts
t1oton Of the public, and that patients may consul
olLTsifA nAnrUceie5sased for % over TWO hundred
years In the treatment OF Fever and Ague Dyspepsia
Sounts Vie Of tss VcSGos o Ps. % fs! a
.erward. sold BY the Jesuis for as eaoro prics Of
der, and was finally made public By Louis XVI. King
Of France Humboldt makes especial reference to IL
UasasnIIa hanSMFos aisrS%a noio and d,,s.as,
OF The stomach and bowels.
DAapRLIos-For Inflammation OF tho loins snd drop
oHlHol1IIa FIowxas- For enfesbIsd digestion.
highly invtsor.ttne IN nervous debility.
WmTKnanKN-For sorofuls, rheumatism, eto.
muscle and milk; much uled By mothers nursing.
A1o, elovebndr orange. GATEWAY, ooriAnder tnaho-
cot, esn-
\ 8. T.--1880.--X.
Another wonderful Ingredient. Of great uss amons
the Spanish ladies Of soulh America impArtIng beauJ
70 tho complexion and branoy 70 Tho mind, yet un.
known 70 the commerce Of tho world and We Withhold
its nAmo for tho present.
IMPORTANT oERTIFIoATRa.
1oonIsTEn. n. December %, 1851.
Messrs P. q. DRAKs b Oo.-1 have been s:eat suf.
abandon my profession. About three months ego j
risd the Plantation Bit.s, and to my great 10y am
saTar oas.s .nd - .4 as saos Always With a1i sn.
''A'AA '''p''fa lew J. Ioste &. t6eAruoas.
PmlIDkIfn1A. lo,h Month. 17th DAY. lso2
bV ss aso o ny hi sss sssn
Thy hriand. ABA 0UaRM
,BHKnAIs Housx. omoAao H.,
February II, 1853.
twelve easel o. your Plantation Blters Al morning
Yours, 30, GAGE WAITE.
Arr.nssment. arc now oempioted 70 supply any do
possible. IA
Tho public ress assured tbs. In no osss will the
perfectly pure standard OF tho PLANTATION DrrrKRs be
departed from xstry bottle bears As }ao-fins Of
r,afurs on Sfed pato errariao. Or eanasf b ecs
kik6 F..
Any Io.on praendia0 to sen PLANTATION BrrTIns n
6lk or by Us gallon u tcindier and ipposer. bexdyf
WrseRed bsitles. Sec at our Pripats Sfdnp unsu.
r1LArRD oper spery cork E..l
Bold BY all Druggizts droodrl and Dealers throughout
tbs country.
p. e. DRAKE s. CO., New York.
AprtI mvftyx
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Consisnces per South Carolina Railroad,
.JulY A.

20 balcs Cotton. g bales Domescs. 400 bags Grain,
100 bags Flour 81 bbs Naval Storcs bl casks Clay,
cars Lumber. &c: To Robinton = Co. Prnglc.
Addison. Pritsestt 4 Getty. Johnston, Crews
Son. D KirsP..riSf. II Howe. araeser Leo.
Co. ccsgrove. II Rodgers co, q u Brthc. courtc.
nay Trenholm. 6tenhouso Co, II Eason & Bro J N
Robson, Z weliIna, w Roach.
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COMMERCIAL.

EIporIs. ..-. b..
BARoELoNA-Pcr Spanish brig solilAd-1ls balc. Cot
ton, 100 bbls Rosn.
BALTIMORE schr D F Koeling-1oo.ooo feet Yel.
low Ptno Flooring.
Tho Charleston Cotton Market.
OFFIoR OF THE CHARLESTON DAILY NEWS,
cHARIEsIor. Monday Evening, July "a, 1867. !
Tho enquiry continues moderate with light stock
sad prces rm for the better qualities, but sonewha
irregular all grudss salcs 90 balos. viz nt 2o IS
at 22H, 27 at 2sH, at Is. and at ask. We quote:
Low Middhn8''.,. ................. .29H@R
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DIR. wRIaHT's
REJUVENATING ELIXIR,
Or, Essence or LtSe,

SSSNSHHNZZ2<1 Eurcs General Dk6fIitg, Wedb.
&8SNSSX3VI nesA Hgsteyios In Fsmdies,
aSaAS SAlEXE% Pdtpttdffon ofAs Heart dad
SsX&AH2$ dU Nervous DisedseI It 70.
SH3@ stores now life aud vlgor TO tho
!. - aged, causing the hot blood Of
81 fM1nI s VIZ r. youth TO course tho yenh res
MT ans,ooc<3 III Vts toring the Organs Of Genard-
nxts HIe doss ffon, remerfnD InPotency and
thfs EliIfr Ysjupfn. Dtbtiity, restoyJp0 AdnhnesS
dn fhe syesS1, and and }aH rt9or, thus proving
Overcome dfse6sa perfect aRIirfr of Lorer re-
moving S,eriliip and Darenness In boih sexes. To
tho young midds- aged, aud aged there Is greater
boon than this Elixir OF Lie" Il gives now
lease Of life, causing the weak and debilitated TO
haye renewed strength and ytgor. aud the entro
system to thrill With Joy and pleasure.
Price, one bottle q; thrco bottles Is; sent BY
express to any addrcSA
Our medicines arc sold and recommended by all
respectable druggists 10 every part Of tho civilized
gioboy some unprIneipled dealers, bouoyer, try 10
deceive their customers BY selling cheap and worth
less compounds In order 10 make money. De net
dteeivod-aak for theso medicines Snd tako no
otherl II tho druggist does not keep them, wrto
10 a. Aad re will send them By expreas carefully
packed, free nom observation. We will be pleased
10 receive lettera with full statements ln regard 10
any disease With which ladies or gentlemen arc
afdlcicd Address al letters for medicines, psmph.
fets, or advice, to tho solo proprietor, a
D. W. B. kBRW1H, 81 Walker st., n. II
NAV 24 vim IL
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From The Round Inbie)
lITTLE CHILDREN,


lITTLE CHILDREN,
God bloss the ittlo childrunt
Day by day,
With puro and simple wiles,
And winning words aud smilcs,
They crccp unto tho heart
And who would wish TO say them nay7
They lcok up In our faces,
And thc1r oycs
Arc tendor nnd arc fair,
AH II atill fingered therc,
Tho Saviour's kindly sInuci
30 ycry meek they look and wise
wo 1.-Two again our play.tme
In their play;
Their aoft hands lcsd US back
Along weary track
Tho pathway Of our years-
Unto the limo whom Life was May.
Ol when my dsys hnye ended,
Iwould rest
Whoro littls children keep
Their slumbcr long aud deep;
Ny grave bo near tho littlc mounds
know TINT God hath blest
GEoRB coorrn.
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GAR d.

II s With ieongs OF pride American manufacturer,
mat wn pobah the following tosmopiAl5, which have
been received oy rcconty;
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MARINE NEWS.
FORT OF oHARLEsToK.

FORT OF CHARLEs sTOK.
Arrived Yesterday.
Steamer Fannio, Pcci. Savannah. Wis Hilton Hcai
Bosufott and Dufftou- tMdxc, &c. To Ferguson, bi
Goldsnit.. Mckay Campbell, Licut Col Lowe, Gngo 4
Co. o Moiso Krcssoi
.tt Cleared Ycstordny.
Ship aslena. DuutOn, Frantcr., MoIico-w Smith &
schr B Koolns. Granger. Dsltmoro-Risley & crcIsh.
Cleared for this Port.
steamship Manhattan Woodruff. at New York. July 20.
Memoranda.
The Br bark Guardian Angel for Queenstown for or
dcru with $685. 1T feet Yellow Pine Timber and 420l
savcs cleared at Doauiort O. tho 10th inst by
Mcssrs R!slcy Creighton.
LIST OF VESSELs
UP. CLEARED AND SAILED FOR This PORT.
FOREIGN.
LIyxnPooL-
Ship r Winthrop, Stuart, Railed. June
Tho Tryphonfa, Harding, sailcd. May Is
NEWPORT; EKo.
Tho johannes, Rutor snilcd May 10
DoMEsTIo.
bri8 GOAT, - up......... ..Juy la
6chr W Pratt, =. up July III
schr LIzio B,teholdcr, EngIab. Is
NEW IoRE.
stea1nBhip Manhattan, woodruff cIcArod. July 20
Schr Myruyer, Hughes cleared July IL
Bchr ID Drsmhsn, Hussoy, up. July IL
BALTIMORE.
Steamship Falcon, Recd. TO sail. July 20
bfig sohorltss Linden 20
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EUROPEAN TESTIMONIALS.

Receiued during the month Of August, 1860.
LONDON, July Is, 1867.
pleasure In cnclosing document Bgncd by tho arst
eomposerz musicians and profostor in Europe held
your Pianos In such high estimation tvide my certin.
cael that felt my duty TO taho With mo
70 Europe to ascertain tho opinion Of my professional
brothron. Tho encosod certificate will provo how
unanimous thoy have been on tho subject. bog to
forward Ut The samo time, letter received from my
irlend, Mr.. Colard, which Am sure must be crafty.
ing TO you.
have tho honor to DO. gentlemen, yours vary ,uIy,
JAMES NJ. WKuII
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In ths world.
They unrirsiled for their singing qualities and tor
the harmonious roundnes1 OF their tone rksro IL q
perfect homogencity throughout all tho regl,ers Tho
upper notes remarkable for cearrell and purity
uhch do not md 10 othor instrum ent vhis the
baso distinguished for power without harshnoss and
for magnificent sonority.
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Passengers,

Passengers.
Per steamer Fannie from Harnnnsh via Beaufort, I'LL
ton Head, &c-Capt Loanc, Mrs ID Williams, Mrs
Stevens. II Erwin, Barnwou aud wifo Nichols.
HnD, Mclean and 10 deck.
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/ PORT CALENDAR.
CORRECTED WEEKLY.

PHASES OF THE NOON.
Now M. 1st, 4h. e8m. oven Full M. 10th 2h. 3cn oven
FrstQ 9Th, Oh lin. even Last Z Path, lob lG.
New Noon, 3otl, llh 43n cycn.
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mon, youra vary tyuly,
JAMES NJ. WKuLI.
LONDON, January II, 1860.

' A'N' % D'' s'A''~Sa saMEs isr Il VIZ Whit. HGEa''
Lospos, January Il, 1860.
Jame n. Rehm, Eiq.: - w.
& @I pEan ~ am: have great pleasure in aahns youto
hishost approval Of thoir Instrument Il. ia con.idof
not merely The boat Instrument Of American m.nuf.o
ture that bavo riod but Of the hucH Grand Piano.
iorses tina. has ever como under observation;
tho Moosra ohiekering may welI bo proud Of having
turned out from their mAnuf1ctory Instrument
which. for touch. quality, power and Workmanship Il
would DO worry difficult To aurpass in any part OF tho
Dear sir. very sincerely yours.
Firm Of oou1a oonud. plsnoiette To- Ssnuisata:o.u
London.
LoHpor. August a. 1868.
ny DrAn BIN; AS you aro sslns b.ok to tho United
csS1 r w.s me sSs g ts
their Grand pi,noforIe-aI good on inirp1iR, Aink
Wishing you, &c.. remain eyorh Ily,
H F. BRoaDWooD.
Firm OIL Btoadwood d Sons, Ptano-forto Manui.o.
LONDON. July 20. 1853.
GENTS: Ihsye ust been Invited by Mesars Coiiard 10
Try Grand Plano forte manufactured by yon, aud
friond, Mr O. D. oolisrd v1 That Il s tho ancs. In.
stsumentI I eyor pnyed on.
Believe mo. sentemsn. mort faithfully yours
IRON hc u0ft dtfnGtltfhed Argl
to Aesns Catckerina q SoHI:
LONDON. July %. 1865.
Having played upon . PiAno.forte made by Mesars
much pleasure In testify 70 its general excellence
For sweetness and brtlliAncy OF tone, deiIcaoy of
CONSIDER ii resiIy dnaNb Pnso-roarx AND DECIDED.
IL TIE M sksT HAVE sSSs OF AMEaio4s MANurAorunz.
ahn56 a. a 6shosss aSDDAnD sIgIo sEShsb bEsGNI 3sE
y; KgHA LINDSAY sLoPER.
NJ W HAIkE l prof of ato a
81 SRiSLsH M RICHARDS. 8. As8HTh AsIEutfi ouArrE1.
RENE fAvAhLRR. Director Of Monday Con.
SYDNEY SMITH. certs, London.
ing Pianos of which speak tho renowned srtis, In their
oongrstulaory testimonials to the Measrs Chicierin
tono combined with raro brillI.ncy, clesrness ana
perfect evenness throughout tho sntire Icsle; and
sypsthstio quality Of which never ohInRes undsr tbs
most delicate or pow srfnJ touch.
setured ~.
10000 PIANOS,
In the construction Of which they have eyery
known and valuable Improvement They have inyaris-
bly, been selected and used by all Of the worlds 90
professionally both for private and public use. '
THALDENa.
1eoniidor ohIcterins q Hona' Pi,noI. beyond oou.
parhon, tho beat have over ssen In Amerca.
GOTTsCIALk.
In ths world.
They unrTliled for their singing qualities and for
the harmonious roundness OF the!r tonaL fksro IL
perfect honogencity throughout all tho reglsters Tho
upper notss are remarkable for clearneis and purity
uhch do not md o any other instrument vhiie the
baso Ia for power without hArshneas and
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LoHpoE. husust a, 1865.

JdrseS II. TehH, Esq..
M DEAN BIN: AS you Arc Esng bxok to tho United
Statos. must beg you to remembcr me kindly to tho
Messrs. ChtckerinR. Tell thom WAS delighted sith
their Grand piino-fore-di good an inffrpnR Vt Aiuk
az tcai ever ttraei OUT, boh IN touch andter i0-
Wishing you, &c., remain eVortt ily,
II. F. BR0nDWOOD.
Firm OIL Broadwood d Sons. Piano-forto Manuf.o.
turors, London
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"a Emiis wss on her up-heAith was In her loo
frengh waa In he2 stop, and In her hinda-PLAnf
2Ion brrrxnz.'
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doTTsCIIALK.

consider OhIokering Honl Pisnos, beyond oou.
parison, tho beat hare over In Amefica.
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HeifrI CAicteri11 d SOM:
GKsrs: Ihave uht been invited by Mesars Coiiard to
Try . Grand PlAno-sorts manufactured by you aud /
havo hcsllstion In endorsng tho opinion OF my old
friend, Mr. O. D. CoiiArd, That it Ia tho Hncst
strumentI I eyer pnyed on.
Believe mo. sentemsn. mort faithfully yours,
J. l. HATTON,
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10000 PIANOS,

In the Of which they have noducod eyery
known and valuable Improvement They have inSaris-
bly, been selected and used by all Of the worlds 40
fo0doed srest ARTISTS who have yisted this country
professionally, both for private and public use
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1867-06-20

Mexico Is still going on. Nearly all Of Es-
cobedo's army, and the whole of Corona's.
with the exception of 5000 cavalry, was
sent to the State of Jaliseo to bring l.ocor-
do to terms who has been forced to SUR
render to Diaz, who can carry the capital
by assault if he chooses.
Juarez having heard of the pronuncia-
mento issued by the Governor of Tampico
in favor of Santa Anna, dispatched a large
force against that place. On the morning
of the 9th the Juareist Generals HiniosO
and Pavon, attacked Fort Iturbide, the
small garrison shouting the war-cry Viva
Santa AHRdl ViUd Ia Republici They re-
pulsed the party, killing large number,
and caused the rest to fly defeated,
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Indian Mnrder Cnrninals.

ST.. LOUIS, June 19.-General Sherman is
at North Platte. The following dispatch
has been sent to General Grant and the
Secretary of the Interior:
OMAHA, June 10, 1867.
If General Buford has reported what the
telegram attributes to him in regard to In
dian matters, he is guilty of reckless mis-
representation or criminal stupidity. A
warfare is now being carried on upon the
plains by savage Indians upon small parties
of defenseless settlers, and upon the rail-
road surveying parties and laborcrs, bar
barous and unprOvOked. The Government
must not be deluded by any such reports
rs Buford's. JoIIN NJ. THAYER,
U. s. Senator.
letter from Fort Wallace reports three
men killed and scalped on the 18th, near by,
and on the 9th two men from the mines,
names unknown. were killed within half a
mile of the same place.
The eleventh coach from the west, having
OH board Lieutenant Bell, three soldiers,
one lady passenger, driver and guard, were
attacked twenty-five miles from there
one soldier was killed. the others then dis
mounted and foughtthe Indians four miles,
and finally repulsed them, killing two.
IT is reported that on the 18th the Gov
ernment train was attacked eighteen miles
west of Fort Harker. One man was killed,
and the body horribly mutilated.
The Indians are so troublesome that the
stage drivers refuse to go out eighteen miles,
and have deserted their coaches.
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THE BASIS OF REPUBLICAN
GOVERNMENT.

Resoibed, That the several States composing the
United states, are not united on the principle OF
unlimited submission 60 their General Govern =
ment, but that by compact, under the style and
title Of Constitution OF the United states and OF
amendments thereto, they constituted General
Government, for special purposes-delegated 70
that Government certain definite powers, reserv-
ing each State 10 itself the resduary mass OF
right to their self-government; and tnat when
ever the General Government assumes undelega-
ted power, its acts are unauthortative, void, and
OF no fOrce That 70 this compact each State ac-
ceded as State, and Is integral party, its CO.
states forming, rs 10 itself the other party that
the Government created by this compact was not
m ade the exclusive or final Judge Of the extent OF
the powers delegated TO itself since that would
have made its discretion, and not the Constitution,
the measure OF Its powers; but that, as in all
other cases Of CONTACT AMONG POWERS HAVING
NO COMMON JUDGR, EACH PARTY HAS AN EQUAL
RIGHT TO JUDGE FOR ITSELF, AS WELL oF IHFRAc.
TIoNs AS or THE NODE ANDMRAsURE OF Redress
The Ffrst kentucky RssolEtion Of 1893.
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From EurOpe.

LvKRPooL. june l9--Evenlng. The
liabilities of Frazer, Trenholm q Company
have been ascertained to exceed their assets
by nearly million pounds sterling.
LONDON, June 19.-In the House of Com
mons, this evening, Hon. Claiborne Hardy,
Home Secretary, announced that the dis
turbances In Birmingham had eAded. and
peace and order been restored, and that the
troops sent there under orders would re-
turn 70 former stations.
The English governments warned by the
landing effected by squad of Fenians at
Dungaroon, have stationed men-of-war in
the channel to guard against repetition of
the attempt, n f .H.
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ADMINISTRATORS SALE OF FIVE
VALUABLE TRACTS OF LAND,

THE undersigned Administrator OF the estate
l. OF Bar, holOmew BOoher deceased, will offer for
sale on Saturday, june 22 1857, commencing at 10
O'Clock orenoOn, on the old farm OF Bartholomew
Booher, deceased, now occupied by John Roop,
eight (S) miles north Of Dayton, the old Troy
pike, and on the east side OF the Miami river.
HrSt Trdct-COntaining 1O2H acres, lying on the
Miami river, some Tour miles north Of Dayton, in
Harrison township, east OF David BeardShear's ;
this is the best Ol bottom lands under good Guilt
walton, good brick dwelling house, frame barn and
well OF water at the house and one at the barn.
Second Irdct-Beng the old homestead OF the
late bartholomew BOoher, decd containing ono
hundred and siNty-twO and twelve one -hunuredth
acres more or less. This tract is IN good cultva-
tiOn, land is good and the best and most valuable
Of poplar timber, the best in the county, the tim
Der Will more than pay for the land; and other
valuable JimDes on the place. There is a good
farm barn, house and Outbuildings on this tract /;
there is a good spring Of water on this place.
= THIRD Irdot-LYing lust east of the old home
stead OF bartholomew Booher deceased, contain
ing ninety -oae and sixty one -hundredths acres.
OF G0-lO0) About one-half OF this tr ct Is under
valuable poplar timber There is good barn
and flrstrdte good orchard OF young bearing fruit
trees, with well of good water
Fourth 7raet-Lying IN Miami county, Ohio,
about two miles north Of the Old homestead OF
Bartholomew BOoher, deceased, and on the Va
tiOnal road, which is now being piked. This tract
coatains l6l "a 100 acres, and viii be sold in two
tracts OF 500 acres each There are two good
dwelling houses, two good barns, aud two good
wells of water this piece, well situated Tor
either tract; good orChard on each piece; good
timber land on each piece The land is goJd aud
produces well.
Terms Of Slls-- One. third cash in hand on day of
safe, one-thiId in one and one-third In two years
from day of sale deferred payments 10 bear six
per cent. interest, and be secured by mortgage on
the premises. LEWIS NkFF
Administrator dc bonis non with the WIN amer ed
of bartholomew Boohcr, deceased.
j. H. BAGGOTT, Attorney.
Mayo. dluWN VISITS -Ih3Q
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Disastrous Fire in Philadelphia.

PHILADELPHIA, June 19=The American
Theater on Walnut, above Eighth street,
caught fire tonight, and was consumed,
with several buildings adjoining. The
audience had much difficulty i'm escaping,
several being badly bruised and crushed.
At about 10 80 the front wall of the build
ing fell with an awful crash. About half
a dozen persons were carried away injured,
but 1t cannot be ascertained how many
were crushed to death beneath the ruins,
to remove which will take several hours.
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Democratic State Ticket
FOR GOVERNOR:
ALLEN G. THURMAN.

FOR GOVERNOR.
ALLEN G. THURMAN.
FOR LIEUTENANT GOVERNOR;
DANIEL s. UHL, of Holmes.
FOR TREASURER:
DIR, G. FULTON, of Crawford.
FOR AUDITOR:
JOHN MoELWEE, of Butler.
FOR ATTORNEY GENERAL:
FRANK II. HURD, of Knox.
FOR JUDGE OF SUPREME COURT:
THOMAS NJ. KEY, of Hamilton.
FOR CONTROLLER OF TREASURY:
VIM. SHERIDAN, of Williams.
FOR BOARD OF PUBLIC WORKS:
ARTHUR HUGHES, ofCuyahoga.
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PURLIO NOTICE.

PURSUANT to law, notice Is hereby given thai
i THoMAs J. s. SAITH, j. A. WALTERS, c. l.
VALLAEDIGHAM, GEORGE W HoUK q. B. HAR.
MAN. ADAh SEYDER, s. II oopsUh, ID. a. HoUE
GRIaRR JOHN BRoADRuP, DENHIs DWYER, SAN
URL MAYS and J0HE MOELwEE, have associated
70 form an Insurance COMPANY for the purpose
irst specified in section Of the "Act TO regulate
Insurance companies passed April 10, 1867, and
with the corporate rights and powers conferred
by said act and the act OF May 1859; the princi-
pal once OF said company to be located at Dayton
Montgomery County, Ohio. .H
Dayton May 1, l86T-d4tW
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: HoEEL
Who Wants Bargains.

MARTIN BoMBERGER, REAL
ESTATE AGENT, DAYTON, OHIO, has for SALE
Twenty Houses and Lots ranging from $500 to
81, ,0O0
Also six Farms--three in Darke, two in Mont.
Romery andOns IN Van Vert County.
The undersigned can always be found Rt the
Ohio Insurance Odloe. when not out on business
or at the Post ONCE corner.
Buys and sells property. Termsliberal
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1867-06-20
GcW advertisements.
NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS

DAYTON. June II. 1867.
CEALED PROPOSALS will be received at
- Frank Fritch's, No. 3l3 Second street until
July l, 1867 for building School House for Eman-
uels Church.
Plan and specifications can be seen at the above
place.
The Building Committee reserve to themselves
the right to reject any all of ,he proposals if
they should consider 1t necessary for the best in
terest Of the congregation. Every proposal must
also be accompanied with two good securities
June14-dUyi TIE COMMITTEE