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E. DUMEz ar. BELOW REDAcTEURs

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aphGisme quill ny point de gems
plus inpropres 1 commander que ceux
qui n'oat jamais su obeir.
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du 10 octobre 1867. mais le livre que
oous allons ci,sr ct don't nous recon.
mapdous ID lectur, A NJ. Sumner dams
lea loisirs qui lui seront crets par ID
decou6ture de son rarti.-LA FRANCE
Aux COLONIES, Aeadiess ct Canadiexs,
-parut en- 1859. On vera svec
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ne. qu'ils % sont plus infatues d'eux-
mem6f, La grauds roideur do leur
vertu cootensit dejA eu germe oct or.
gueil que l'adnlation n's eu Qua fsire
croitre enivres sinsi par l'smour.
proprs, leurs yeuxAblouis Sc sont fsrm6s
sur les dangers dc 10 prtoccupstion
exclusive de mercantilisme Cd se lais-
salt alIer leur intelligence. Ct qui sst
deveuus ID passion Do Tor. Cess aloss
que cette cupidit4 combinte svee Isur
orgueil de t4te fegmatiIue ct eco. leur
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tiwept ipdt6nissable, par lequel
rhomwe peut vivre ct sentir hors Dc
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tres; sentiment si delicat ct 81 pre-
cieux. qui est Ie germe des hauts fats
ct des erandes peusees, ct qui nest
jamais stteint sans que l'homme en-
s1oit diminue.
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de 10 cupidite ct do legoisme. qui
prenueut de jour en- jour un develop.
pement 81 excessif aux Etats- Unis !:
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PAmeric,in tire ps!cement vauitG d.
ces defauts, CONNIE s'ils etaieut do
louables qualities. Les consequences
logiQues de Get etat moral mont poiot
tard6 1 ~ fairc sentir /; oes impesfsc.
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dams l'intelligence. asi en- eEet ches
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isesaisux, ib ont &c qu'os peut ao0.
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~ Atlantic Monthly Contents
for November 1867 The Guardian An
gel. XI.-Opinions Of the late DR.. Mott
respecting Books, Studies and Orators.--
Cretsn Days. I-Chanson without Music.
The Rose Rollins. II.-Are the Chill.
dren at home I'm the Gray Goth.--
Busy Brains.-Tbe Autobiography Of .
Qnack. H." The Lie."-The Bowery at
Night.-Stepben q. Foster and Negro
MiDstrelsy.-The Feast Of Harvest.
Great Public Charsc:er.-The Conspi-
racy at Washington. Revisws and L.
terary N Offices N0rton's Translation ofths
New Life Of Dante :-Paslding's The
Bullssnd the J0usthans. -MorrisS Life
and Death Of Jason. ...t. .f..-ras4
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Ao~sT A DoKAI.DsOSvIl.LE
vUE D'ENsEMBLE

Louvre de haine. dc vengeance
ct d'svidits continue. Aprbs le
gre@cr de Ia cour. le sheriff ct 10
recorder, ie president du jury de
police de cette psroisse est tombe
sous l'intrigue. Sill await use veri-
tsblement de rautoritS ct de Pio.
duence qu'il devait \ Pestime de
ses concitoyens pour entraver les
operations electorales, susciter des
obstacles 1 ce qu'on nomme 10 re.
construction, il surait ete destitute
beauconp plus tot. II y done d'au.
tres motifs 10 mesure qoi 70 frappe.
Ces motifs, nous ne mons donnerons
pasta peine de les chercher; autant
vaudrait s'srmer dun microscope et
contempler lee infusoires q"i s'sgi.
tent dams une goutte d'esu. Mons
nous contenterons d'opposer le
calms de IL force morale 4 l'orgie
Dc ID force mat6rielle ct nous mons
llaserons au-dessus de notre iniini.
nent petite localite pour studier le
travail qui s'opsre dans l'Union.
10 radicalisme = prsduit en- tout
temps ct en- tout liss lee MINES
s6sts; c'est uue maladis qai . too
jours DISCUS ct RUNE lee partis qui
en- etaient atteints. Le parti repu.
blicain ma pas su sen garantir; il
. ca lea plus bellies chances Dc sue.
ctder dt6nitivement ~ parti demo.
crste ct de gouverner Ie pays. ct II
nsn . pas profile. La soif gull await
du pouvoir ma fait que s's"g'nen
Ter par IL jouissancc, ct il q oubiie
cetts veritt peoverbisle ct cettc
lrcpn histori iue, 1 ssvoir one
10 victoire nest durable qua
10 oondition d'stre modsree. L..
demon tentateur qui assiege 10.
reills huinsine lui . montrI les
clsve stfranchi CONNIE un ius.
trument Dc rsgns, ct II sen est
saisi sans scrupule ct . pratiquk
10 mortelle politiqss do IL souve-
rsinsat d. bet. Voysst poindre
sss fable opposition, sntsndsst Ie
uusssrs popslsirs. n 70 s'est
point srratS; II s'est engage plus
avast dsns d faasss vote Cd II
Stsit sntrt. IrritI "a lieu d'Htre
SeisirS par CO commencement De
rtsistance I . volonts deveuue
impstisnts Do tout frein, Il . concu
% ttntraire projet Do renverser Do
fond % Acoable l'aacisn ordrs d
chooses ct Dc domptcr PUnioo tout
entire % moycn da Sud sfricsnisS.
Cttais tost siuplsmsnt me chi.
mere. lie peuple snSricain en- sftet
sst ls plss positif q b plas caicu.
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AdENcE 4 LA SoUvELLE-oRI.EANs
&c. WHARTON 4 Gle, SO rue Commune =.

paraissent point en- avoir conscience ;
autant leur liberte politique est gran.
de. autant leur liberte d'esprit est
fable. fante de rehexiou, de compa.
raison ct d'etendue dams Ia pensee.
Renfermes dams un patriotisme mes.
quin ct dams une vuDite vulgaire. lis
dedaignent ct raillent toute critique,
tout couseil; est-ce quils mont point
devsnt eux un progres indefiui de puis-
sance ct de richesse ! Quelles pour.
raient etre les voies dc leur decadence,
oa seraient les instruments de leur
RUNE, les causes qui pourraient les
renverser I Toutes questions que l'ou
- pose complaissmment dun bout 4
l'aufre de rUnion. Cependant, ssns
entrer dams 10 dicussion de l'esclavage,
du pa"Perisme croisssnt de leurs viIles,
des populations daDgereuses ct turbu.
lentes qui y grapdissent. ct de taut
d'sutres points vulnerables que Ion
rsncoutre ohes eux CONNIE dams toute
reunion d'hommes. il nous sufirait
pour douter dc leur avenir do ssvoir
que le materialisme ma jamais fonde
rieu do grand nj de durable (; II faut
renonoer en- effet 1 toute l'experieDce
historiqus. 4 toute ID science humane,
on biea rsconnaitre quo lessor do Ia
eupiditd ct de- l'egoisue. dams les
moors geuerales dune societs, abou.
.ira toujours / Pauoindrir dams toutes
80 fseultes, ct / ID condaire l - deca-
denos.
Pure ideolcgie! dira-t.on. Bieu
d'sutres. ct des plus puissants, se son,
raill6 avant sux des ideologuss sans Que
ID logique at ecssl pour celia d'avoir sou
oosrs. Ces qusstious prssowptueuses.
oa lsur 6ertI s'sheurts avsc tsut d'as'
surance. l'osgueil tout .puisssut lee op'
pose depuis le commencement du
monde / ceux qui cherchent / ls mo-
d6rer; n'cst-cs pas dams ID Bible que
nous tronvoos % prince devenu odisuz
40 Seiensar parcs quill demandsit,
lui aussi !: Qni peut compter mes tre.
sors ? Qni sera asses puissant pour me
vaiuore !-Pcuple-roi, quill % sou.
vienoe de ces leeons antiques. ct qu'i|
ne - laisse pas <garer par lee passions
vaiues qai nient le danger, parce
qu'sIles men apereoivent point les
aympt6mcs immediats; l'snchsiue-
meus des consequences dsns 10 monde
moral s'avance avec une iuvipcible
puissaoos, ct e'est % moment meme
cd les circoostauees semblent niel
raccompliaement Do 4 loi. que ID
Provideoce. par dos voies toujours
souvelles. hit suvgir aux yeux do
monde surpris lee Instruments iuprt.
vus Dc b logique steruslle.
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bunal qui lui soft superieur ct qu'
casse ses arrets.
cetse opinion q et4 trop claire
ment formuleo, a ets trop retentis-
sante, pour Que le parti republican,
ne Pentendit ct ne Ia comprit pas .
Maitre dun congres frsppe al
ccur du veto populaire. II parti re-
publicain s'srrete CONNIE Cesar aux
bords dn Rubicon. On pretend gull
ne le frsnchira pas ct que, chan.
gesnt sondain de tactique, il sc de-
barrassera du radicslisme. le grand
ct I'unique obstacle quill y ait 1 Ia
reconstruction. ct retablira les
droits des Etats en- tout ce qu'ils
ont de compatible avec le maintien
de rUnion. Sill prsnd cette patrio-
tique resolution ct s'il y persiste,
Ia ligue du bien n'sura pas de
peine 4 ecraser Ia ligne do NAL ct
10 nation smtricsine. dSlivrse des
impuretes qui 10 souillsient, aura
bient6t reconquis Il libertS ct II
prospedts qui. malgrs des ombres
legsres. en- fsissient M objet dad
uiration ct d'envie psrmi les pen.
pies de Ponivers. ..s ...,. Il,
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PocHE aDE PooRrER
P.F. POCHf l. DE POORTHp
CONVENT P. o. RDoAa ?. o.
ot-Jaslsss .'- 0t-Jsaa-OaDsiees
PRES DE LIhMAIsON DE COUR
Al SAdnt.Jean.B Baptisto oy,.1

Exsossost leur seSsAADIdas - Cssrs
du Qussriams District Judieiairs = Ala Csss
Supreme. ..s..s.' .'7777 = IS'--7-
Se trouvsreat Il 1sisoa q Cour1e O..
Jesa.Baptists tess ~ jsadk. sosst II.
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PETITION FOR PARTITION.

ENRANClS MOHR, whose residence ID unknown
IL Cor neliA Mohr, now wife o! Clement Richie
"ho live in GlermOnt County, Ohio, John r. Mohr
VINO lives in Randolph County, Illinois, and hOm-
will take notice, that a petition was nlsd against
them on the It'll day of January, A. ID. 1867 In he
superior Court, within and Tor the County Of
Montgomery and state OF Ohio. by John Il. IIi.
vic, and Is now pending, wherein said John 4
LUDWIG demands partition OF the following reA
estate to-wit Being lots numbered nye hundred
and eighty l6eOl and ave hundred and eighty
one, t6el) OF the revised plat of the city
of Dayton, and that at the neHtterm of said Courf
held after forty days from the date OF the drst pub
l%ication OF this notice, application will be made b
the said petitioner, for an order that partition
may be made of said premises,
JOHN Il. LUDWIG.
JAS. II BAGGoTr, Atty for Petitioner. Iswe
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NOTICE.

SUSAN RAMSEY, a non resident OF the State OF
- Ohio, is notified that George Ramsey did, on the
i4th day OF January, 1867, Ole his petition in the
onice OF the Clerk OF the Court Of Common Pleas,
within and for the county of Montgomery and
state Of Ohio, charging the said susan Ramsey
with having been willfully absent from the said
plaintiff for more than three years past, adultery
with one Hartsi Holster and gross neglect OF
duty, and asking that he may be divorced from
said Susan Ramsey, which petition will stand Tor
hearing at the next term Of said Court,
GEORGE RAMSEY.
NJ. p. NOLAN, Attorney, iew6
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8eal estate Aafuts.
%sTEPHENs . q Co.
A HOUSE AND LOT IN MIAMISBURC
All SHERIFE'S SALE.

- A1ASAhA - SEALb
John Elg, o. Franz Reuscher. Superior Court.
Case 36l5'
I obedience to the command Of an order of sale.
Il issued by the superior Court, within and for the
county oil Montgomery, and 10 me directed, 1 " i'll
oner at public sale, at the door oil the Court House,
in the city Of Dayton, Ohio, on
AoH1Sv, March 1, 1857, Gs2 O'Clock. p. NJ,
The following described real estate to-Mit: Sit.
uate in the County Of Montgomery and state OF
ONO, all That lot, tract or parcel oI land lying and
being to-Wit:, Beginning Al the y. h.. corner OF
Henry Bollenbach'S lot, and running from thence
north 100 feet along W alter street. Thence extend
ing back TO the Miami River, adjoining thu town Of
MiHmisburg, In the county and state aforesaid (:
me same being the tract OF land conveyed By jacob
hercher and wife TO David GuckhAltE, andy him
to Cobble, and by Frederick CObble 70 John Noyer.
deceased, father of Theresa and Lena Mover; and
trom thence 70 solomon Hilbert, and from solomon
HILBERT 70 Jacob Zimmerman, and from Jacob
Zimmerman to John Elg the same being lot No.
labl, on the revised plat Of said town.
said real estate has been appraised st e23s W, and
praised value thereof
TERMS OF SALE-CASH
.. G. II. DAVIDSON, Sherin
ADAM CLAY, Attorney. Riwtt
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DIVORCE NOTICE.

TOBh MARTIN, whose residence il unknown,
18Th Of JLsuAry. a. ID. 1897. died in the Court Of
common kleAs OF Montgomery County, Ohio, her
Peulloni praying TOT q divorce, against said de.
drunkenness for more than thre6 year,, and sdul.
terry, K THOMPaON ttornSv
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The price OF an Envelope Is only Twcnty-hy
cent?; SO give US a call and satisfy yourselves thA
you can buy more goods Tor the money than ever
Was sold a. any other place in the country Hear
= tune on The Piano, aud remember that they, ~
gether with all the other costly articles on eEhibi-
ton VIII be sold to some purchaser for OpG dollar.
All those who order from the country must be
particular in giving their POstomee address, the
name Of the tow n and county in which they live,
and by what Express hsavy ROOda shall be sent.
COmpany's WarorOom for tbs southwest, Ne. "
Jefferson street, Dayton, Ohio.
~fsi6wa-2S LIN MUTE a CO, Manager.
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100000

PtAnOsI MelOdeons, Gold and silver Watches, Sets
OF Jowelry, Sewing Machines, Photograph Al
buns, Gold Pens, Silver. plated Tea sets, Framed
EngraVings, Cutlery, all kinds, Dry Goods, &c,
ALL TO BE SOLD FOR OEE DOLLnR EACH
Without regard to value. Not to be paid for until
you know what YOU are TO receive.
The proprietOrs Of this eStHblishment offer this
lot OF goods Tor ONE DOLLAR BACH, although unre.
deemed goods are usually sold At auction At the
expiration OF six months. They are constantly
making advances on merchandise OF ali kinds,
both to manufacturer and dealers, and all goods
not redeemed in due tine will include the same
in the present sale.
TENNIS or sALE Advertisement Of stock are
prepared, naming each article and its value, ana
are placed in sealed envelopes, and well mixed.
one OF these envelopes containing an advertise.
mont, together with u choice collection OF Popular
songs and ltecipes, or a well executed Photograph
wiz be sold at our W arerooms, or sent b. mAiitO
any address IoT TWENTY Five CTS. OF EIYI Tor e..
On receipt OF the advertisement, you will see
what you are going 10 have, and then IL is At your
own option 20 pay the Dollar and take the article
OF not. Purchasers may thus obtain
A GOLD OR SILVER WATCH, SILVKR-PLArKD
IRA 5ET. aEWINn AaGuUSu IN
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BROKERS' GREAT GIFT SALE OF
RICH AND VALUABLE GOODS,

PRINCIPAL WARERoOMs, No. IS Sudbury
street Boston, Massachusetts, anu No, 90 Jener-
son street, Dayton, ohio.
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THE DAILY EMPIRE.
OHIO LOCAL ITEMS.

The Railroad debt OF the Township of
S~teubenville is, at the present writing, $780,
900. The original deb { was 100000. Elev-
en- thousand dollars With interest has been
paid of.
An old-fashioned circular fox hunt came
OFF near %Irville, Muskingum County, on last
Saturday, aflordlng big excitement and lots
Of fun. A numerous company turned out
with dogs and guns, tin horns, etc. and sur
rounded a tract of land about three miles
square, and then began gradually converg-
ing the line on all sides. On approaching
the center Of the land il was found that
eight foxes were surrounded, Four of
these were killed, the others making their
escape through a portion of the line not
well guarded.
Another is to come of, on the 10th, which
will embrace a larger circuit of country.
On Monday, after the Fortieth Con-
gress had organized, Mr.. Schenck, of this
State, presented to the House, the papers
of Columbus Delano. contesting the seat of
General Morgan. The papers were re-
ferred to the Committee on Elections.
Henry E. Gardner, a native of Newburg,
Cuyahoga County, Ohio, who was con-
victed Of the murder of Amasa Mulock,
December 29, 1854, expiated his crime on
the scaffold, in the county Jail at Elmira,
N. Y, last Friday.
A scamp, named John Harvey, who
robbed an old man of Sl,5O0, Q short time
since, at Lima, and who was found and ar
rested at Buffalo, n. Y. got away from the
Sheriff of Allen County last week, by
Jumping from the train, on which he was
being brought back,
The west side of the bridge over the
AuglaiZe River, at Defiance, including one
pier and about two hundred feet of the
superstructure, was swept away on Satur-
day last.
A CURB-sToNE LYRIC.-We didn't perpe-
trate this, and wouldn't if we could:
He was standing on the corner,
m the place where loaferS meet.
And he watched the DIRE sy damsels
AS they wGded Ger the street.
From his mouth came inuendoes,
And his eyes were open wide,
As on tiptOe came dancing
DER the muddy, sloppy tide.
When q lady and her daughter,
Stepping carefully along,
Closely yelled from street inspection,
Heard his Shiny venomed tongue,
Then the littla VOLS were lifted,
And with shame his head he hung,
lor his mother and his sister
Thus mad strucl he speaker dumb.
The February breakup of the ice or the
river, says the GAINESVILLE Signal, carried
away the middle portion of the apron Of
the dan. across the river at that place, be-
sides seriously i]njuring the wooden abut-
ments to the piers of the Central Ohio
Railroad bridge.
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DR.. Harvey's Golden Pills

Is q remedy four degrees stronger than the abov
sad intended fOrspecial cases Of long standing.
Price Five Dollars per BOX.
II you cannot purchase the pills Of your DR. z.
glst, they VIII be sent by mail, post paid, secure
from observation, on receipt of the money by nr
JAMES BRYAN, Consulting Physician, sig Broad.
way, New York.
For sale by Druggists generally.
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DR.. Harvey's Female Pills.

The experience Of thirty years has proved they
have no equal for Removing Distractions and IT.
reguiarities. No MATTER FROM WHAT CAUsE THEY
ARISE. They are safe and sure In every case. Up
wards OF 6OtO09 boxes are sold annually. and no
complaint of their efficacy Is ever heard. for they
accomplish what they are represented to DO.
Soldin boxes CoatdfHin0 Siefy PAs Price One
Dollar. q 0
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Or. j. BRYAN, CUNS'0 PAYSICIGN
HrOad w W YorI

SIU " Now YOrk,
SPECIAL IREATM MT in all cases OF
Seminal, Sexual, Urinary and Nervous Diseases
In male or female. ADVICE FREE and correspond,
ence STRICTLY CONFIDENTIAL.
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1867-03-07
YOUTHFUL I-NDISORETION.
TO LADIES.

II you require a reliable remedy to restore YOU.
use the bestP
Every Lady knows the slightest irregularity of
nature Is liable to bring on Headache Giddiness
Low spirits, Painting, Mysteries. sc; then the
bloom OF health fades, the appetite fails, and other
symptoms moro distressing commence, as Weak
ness. spinal Complaints, the Whites, prolapsus,
&c, &c. "A never 1nilinp rnfnadv win l,a found Ia,
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1867-03-07
Probate Court.

THE following Executors, Administrators an
i GuArdians' accounts viii be for settlement OF
the 9Th March, 1867.
Executors, Of Basil Ewing, Henry swRTtLCl anC
Jacob Smiths Estates.
Administrator, Of Barney Schultz, Frederick
Randall, John Kretzer' Alexander Whist. Bar,
thOlomew BOOher's, Daniel NodsingeT and Solo.
mon Guntle's Estates.
Guardians, Of Elizabeth Wade, Andrew wade
John w. Thompson, Elizabeth Cunningham, Jacob
Cunningham, Mary Frances Wilson, John SHville
john w Prugh, Catherine, David, Mary Jane. Su-
Ter, Horace G Michael and Emily j Mundheuk,
John W. Weller, George NJ Sha0er, Elizabeth and
Andrew Wade, Henry W, George T, Mary T.,
and Nora j, Booher, John II. Grove, Ednie Jane
Wilson, Daniel W. Nen, Anna Maria Mundheuk,
William, David and Piatt, valentine Cosler,
John LeASure and Lewis Is. shepherd.
DENNIS DWYER,
Febls, ls07-d1t-w2-23s Probate Judge.