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The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1867-05-29
News BY Telegraph and Mail.

The large storehouse of l.. Megede, in
Lexington, Missouri, burned last Wednes.
day. Loss, $4,000; insured for $4,000.
A heavy storm occurred at Hong Kong
on March "a. The water undermined sew
cral buildings, portions of which fell down.
No one injured.
The carpenter and paint-shops of the
Rock Island Railroad, at Peoria, Illinois,
were burned ON Saturday night. Loss over
$j0,0OO
A majority Of the managers of street
railroads in st. Louis have decided to admit
eolored people to all their cars on equality
with whites. a..
General Sherman has been obliged to
abandon his proposeatrip to the Mediter-
ranean, his presence'tA the frontier being
necessary during the prevalence of Indian
hostilities. rE
| An attempt to assassinate the,agent oi
the Freedmen's Bureau, atTazewell Court
house, Va, was made few days since. The
citizens held an Indignation meeting on the
matter. t... ..t.....
|, In Labin township, Perry county, Ind.
Hast Thursday, Francis j. Smith, formerly
of New Albany, Ind, killed his wife and
child by beating out their brains witt
stones.
An immense shipment Of coal has beer
made from Pittsburg--2 2,430,00O bushels fol
Cincinnati; 3,29G,0O0 bushels for Louis
vile; for Cairo, 100000 bushels; for Mem
phis, 10000 bushels, and for New Orleans
100000 bushels.
Capt. Julius Kinehloe, OF the United
States Coast Survey, and five men, were
drowned on May 20, by capsizing boat
while making the final survey of KilarnOcA
Bog, Oregon.
The wall Of a building in Louisville fell
outward yesterday, and seriously injured
three laboring men, who at the time, were
eating their dinner in the shade.
A destructive fire occurred yesterday ID
Memphis. The loss sustained is 100000.
A tremendous fire occurred at IdahC
City on the 18th, which destroyed four hun
dred and forty-two houses, the postoillc'
and express office. The loss is considerably
over million of dollars.
One irm in Norfolk, Virginia, has ship
ped to the North during the past seasor
l04 ,GS5 bushels ofoysters.
Four desperadoes recently visited thu
store of Charles Cartel at Knob View
Phelps county, Missouri, and robbed hin
of money and goods to the amount o
81 400. Two of the band kept guard ovel
Mr.. Cartel while the other two plundsret
the store. ittl- t.'t' '.-t
Tahiti advices to May 8, report the loss o
the Missionary bark John Williams OF
Savage Island, January 8. Also, the tota
loss of the ship Christopher Hall on Navi
gators Island. ... ....
An Omaha dispatch says; a fight occur
red on the 10th, at Pine Bluff, between {
party of men cutting railroad ties and In
dians, in which one of the former and six o.
the latter were killed.
Another fight occurred at Cheyenne Pas;
on the 29th, in which one white man was
killed.
A match has been made between the
noted trotting horse Magma Charta and
Cooley, for $1,000 a side, miles heats, best
three in five, In harness, 20 come or al
| Madison Wisconsin, July A. .
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Chi1caro1a'S HOnaC
Notice to Contractors.
AuDiroR's orpIor MovraournY Co, O

AUDITORS OFFfUE MoSTGoaERY Co, O.,l
DAYToN May ~ 1907
Tlk County Commissioners Of Montgomery
4 County, OHIO, hereby give notice that sealed
proposals Will be received ut the Auditors OfiCu
until Juno saturday 1b, 1887 for the work and
materials required for the erecting Of "A Child.
ren's Home. Plan and specifications can be sOcn
at the Auditors olce, on and after June o, 1857.
Bids must be made separate for the work, as
follows. ...
First-On the wood work
second--Ou the brick work.
Thrd--On the ma asonry. d..
FoIrth-On the free. stone caps stating the
price each, according 10 the Size aud patterns re-
qutTed
Fifth Dayton stone for caps, cut. ...
Sixth-For furnishing and LAYING ali the slate
roofing cOrnice work, including iron valleys and
iron ridgingor capping, stating the price per
square.
Seventh-On tin work
Eight-ENcavation To-.
Ninth Also plasterng.
Each Of the above items will be considered
separately, in awarding .Ontracts. Proposals
VIII also DO received for the completion OF the
entire building.
. Every proposal must be accompanied with a
bond (stanped), executed by the party proposing,
and two good securities conditioned TO accept and
iulnl the contract If IL should be awarded tO him,
agreeably To his proposal No proposal will be
considered without this bond accompany yingit.
The Comniish iuners reserve TO themselves the
right 10 reject any OF all Of the proposals. IL thev
should consider II Necessary for the best inter-
ostS of the county.
j. w. DIETRICH
May %, '67 d2wawl Auditor Of Mont Co., o.
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MavorIs PROCLAMATION.

MAYORS OFFICE, DAYTON, o., May II, 1861.
IN compliance with Resolution passed by the
Il City Council on the 10th inst, and Section q of
an Act passed by the City Council April 1R 1892
ITO provide against the prevalence of hydropho,
bia 10 the city of Dayton" hereby issue my
proclamation TO the inhabitants of the city Of
Dayton, warning them that Il is unlawful for any
person owning, having control Of or hArboring
any dog or animal of the dog kind, to permit such
from the publcatonOf this proclamation without
being properly muzzled, so as 10 prevent tho 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 10 comply with this requlstion shall
upon conviction thereof, forfeit and pay a sum not
exceeding Twenty dollars nor less than Five dol
lars with costs. JONATHAN kENNEY
May II, 1S87-d2w Mayor.
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Kelleyin North Carolina.

NEW YoRK, May ga special dispatch
from salisbury, N. g., says Judge Kelley
spoke there yesterday, aud in the course OF
his remarks said he had been asked wheth-
To this he would answer that the South IT,
self should decide that. Hglif.
As to eoniiscatiOn, OF which they seemed
to be afraid, he protested that no matter for
all Mr. SteWRs said In his speech, there was
not a Republican in Congress who wanted
II conlscation bill; but II the military bill
was rejected as the constitutional amend.
ment was, he would not say that restricted
franchise mightnot follow, or that Congress
might 20 no further, even W taking from
the men of large wealth who oppressed the
masses portion Of their vast estates.t
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THE BASIS OF REPUBLICAN
H.. .. GOVERNMENT. .

RssolDed, That the several states com posing tho
United states, are not united ON the principle OF
unlimited submission to their General Govern
mont, but thatby compact, under the style aud
title of Constitution OF the United states, and Of
amendments thereto, they constituted n General
Goyernment for special purposes--delegated u
that Government certain definite powers, reserv-
lug, each state TO Itself the residuary mass OF
right 10 their self. government; and that when
ever the General Government assumes undelega.
ted power its acts are unauthOritntiye, void, and
Of no force That 20 this compact each state ao.
ceded 10 State, and IL an integral party, its Co
States forming, us 10 itself the other party; tha
the Government created by this compact WAS nd
made tue exclusive on nnal Judge of the extent d
the powers delegated to ITSELF since that would
have madeits discretion, and not the Constitution
the measure of its powers hut that as In al
other cases Of COMPACT AMONG POWERS HAy1Nt
No COMMON JUDGR, EACH PARTY HAS AN RQUAb
RlGuT TO JUDGE FOR ITsRLP, AS WELL OF iIFFRAd
TtONsi AZ OF THE MODE AHDMEAsURR OF REDRESS, I
The Ftrst 6eRfuckp R6solBfioa Of 1898.
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PUBLIC SALE OF PROPERTY,
Belonging to the estate OF Martha Newcomb
deceased,
NOTICE is hereby given that the undersi gned
~ will sell at public auction at the late residence
OF the said Martha NcwCOmb, deceased, on East
second street, Dayton, Ohio, commencing at nine
O'Clock A. NJ on
TAursddy, ne a3d day of Hdy, 1857,
All the personal property belonging to sad estate
consisting OF carpets, beds bedding, stoves and
household and kitchen furniture generally. Twill
also Ht the same time offer for sale at public
ton. the late residence OF said Martha Newcomb,
deceased and the house now occupied by John +,
Comfy as his family residence
Terms Of sale OF the personal property TO be
made known on or before the day Of sale Terms
OF the sale Of said real estate one third cash ON
day Of sale thitd IN one, aud one third In two
wears IRON day Of sale; deferred payments to be
secured by notes OF purchaser and mortgage on
premises and TO hear six per cent interest from
day Of sale payable annually.
S. BOLTIN,
Administrator with the MIll annexed Of Martha
Newconb, deceased. May u, '6T-dts
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SHERIFFs SALE OF A HOUSE AND
TWO IOTS-IN PARTITION

John +. Ludwick II al 90 John p. Mohr sf al.
Superior Court. Case \ o. S6T2.
IN pursuance OF an order Of sale issued by the
i Superior Court of Montgomery county ohio,
and 10 me directed will Offer for sale, at public
auction, on
Saturday, suass s, 4. D 1867, al noo o'elocI p N,
AZ the door Of the Court House In the city OF Day
ton Ohio the following described real estate to-
WIT; Lots numbered i've hundred and eighty (6sOl
and nve hundred and eighty -One (bt1) OF the re-
vised numbers Of the city VI Dayton, Ohio.
These two lots lie together, and have on one Of
them a good twO-story frame hOuse~-three rooms
| and kitchen down stairs, and two good rooms up
| stairs, well arranged for small fnmiIyLwith
other buildings. Tho twolots have trOot Of near
sixty feet ON Roe street, running back about one
hunc red and twenty feet, and within a few doors
OF Third street, and only about four squares Rest
/ Of the Court House. "
said property has been appraised at two thou.
sand dollars tS2,0p), Tree Of dover and cannot be
sold for less than tWo-thiTds Of the appraised aue
Terms Of sAle-O me third cash one tbi rd in one
\ and one third In two years nom the day OF sale
the back payments 20 bear siN per cent intcrest
| and be secured BY mortgage on the premises
u. a. III, DAVIDSON, sheriff Mont Co, o.
| J II BAG0oTf Attorney for PiAintid
" soHELHAhER, }, e BAeGorT, Atpys for Def
! May :, ts67-dtt
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Feninn CalI to Arms.

New YORK, May 29.-The Herald says
that the proposed Fenlan raidis taking a
defnite shape. A secret circular has been
distributed TO all the Circles, calling them
to arms. Munitions of war, In large. guam
titles, have been taken toward the border
and seereted, ready for use when wanted.
Quite number of persons, supposed to
be Fenians, are in 81. Albans, Vermont.
Fifty thousand troops are reported ready to
take the field, backed by hfty thousand
more IN case ofneed. .I'rWI 0Hf
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Fire at Chicago.

CHICAGO, May 2s.-A severe rain storm
prevailed in this vicinity last night, and the
wind blew almost hurricane this morn
ing. 1t Is feared some disasters may have
happened on thelake.
Last night, Cash g. Boynton's extensive
slaughter house was totally destroyed by
fire. The building cost about $2l,000, and
had not long been constructed out of q
large number of live hogs, in the slaugh-
ter-house at the time the fire was discovered
only twenty-nine We're saved. A great
quantity fhides, pets and tallow was de
stroyed. Insurance light.
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Probate Court.

VNHE following Executors, Administrator, and
i Guardians accounts win be for settlement on
the 7th OF June, 1857:
Executors, OF Jacob shower, Abraham Splitter
John Mause, SAloma Shank, Simon Mentel, jr
Jonathan A. Myers and sinnessy Johnson's cs'
tutes.
Administrators, of JRcobw bright, John Aley
John StOnebergor Casper BillmAn, Henry Wit
tiers, Eugene Dutoit Willam 5, Eagle, George
KTAuerts, Anthony Null, Daniel NJ, Utz, Jacob
Cook and Augustena kranerts estates
Guardians. OF Lewis Beehtoll George Beeh,
toll, Frank Mckinney, John McKenney, Hannah
j Bosserman, Charles Henry Crosley, Zachariah
4. Crosley Winfield Scott CrOsley. Henry Long
necEer, Louisa NJ. Ninebrenner, George a Boyer
Joseph Boyer, John D. Boyer. Marley McGFeW
samuel HOuser, Benjamin r. Ewry Henry ~
Ewry, Albert II. Ewry, oliver J.. EwTy, Isaac W
Ewry, Mary y. Ewry, Alice Splitter, Daniel NJ
CoblentE ZhchHriAh CobentZ Ban mel CoblentE
Maria Louisa Roberts, Elizabeth RoSorts, Lucy T.
CLARK, Mary l.. CLARK, George Anderson James
Anderson, Jacob Schmutl, Isaiah Miller, Eno NJ
Gebhart Clara n, Gcbhart, Fannie ", Gehhart
Elizabeth Weilie, samuel Grove, Sarah y Grove
AlmArian Grove, Louisa Grove and Bsnjamin
DENNIS DwYER,
May 10, 1s67.dawtt' Probate Judge.
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Inaportant

To those wishing houses repaired to know that
j A M IT, - DOU q LASS
HAS opened a repairing shop on l. idlow street
II No, ~, better known as the old Miami engine
house, where he is ispTepAred To attend 10 general
tUbbtng in the carrentertng and contracting busi-
ness Those favoring him with work may rely
that ho viii endeayor to give satisfaction, at mod
crate prices.
NB,-Furnitlre repaired with neatness and
despatch mag0, '67-d2w" JAS. DOUGLASS.
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puRLIO NOTIOE.

PURSUANT TO law, notice is hereby given that
i THorAs J. S SMITH, j, a. WALrERs, O. l..
YALLAspIGHAN, GEORGE w. HopK, q B. nAR-
NAN, ADAM sNYDKR, 81 Il. Wo0Dsuh ID. a HOUK,
THoMAa o. LOVE- JOIN l.. BELvILLE, ALBERTUs
GEIaRR, JoHR DRoADRUP, DEsNls DwYER, SAN,
uRL NAYS, and JonH MoELwEE, have associated
eo form an IRsURANCE COMPANY for the purpose
nrst specified In section Of the "Act 20 regulate
Insurance companies passed April 10 lb1l, and
with the corporate rights ana powers conferred
by said act and the act OF May l, 1852; the princ-
pal Oiee of said com Pany 10 bo located ~ Dayton,
Montgomery County, ohio.
Dayton, May 4, ls67-d4tW
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BnshwhacIter Fight.

five citizens Of this place started IN pursuit
of the Richmond Bank robbers. Yester-
day, as a portion of them approached the
house of man named Leaven, two and o
half miles west of Independence, one of
the party named u, II. Wilson, formerly
from New Albany, Indiana, was shot and
instantly killed by Payne Jones, notori-
Gus bushwhaeker, who escaped.
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Aird.

BECKEL-On Wednesday morning, May 80
Daniel Beckel, sou OF the late Daniel Beckel
deceased, aged fourteen years, one month and
eight days. 1.-.
Funeral on Thursday at half-paS two O'Clock P. N
from the residence Of his mother, on Jefferson
street Intorment-Wo Woodland
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Democratic State Ticket
FOR dOvERNoR;H
ALLEN e. THURMAN.

FOR GOVERNOR
,.. ALLEN e. THURMAN.
FOR LIEUTENANT GovERNoR.
.l-" DANIEL s. UHL, of Holmes.
FOR TREASURER;
I'd Or. 9. FULTON, Of Crawford
FOR AUDITOR:
D.. JOHN McELWEE, Of Butler.
FOR ATTORNEY GENERAL:
FRANK II, HURD, of Knox.
FOR JUDGE OF SUPREME COURT:
THOMAS M. KEY, of Hamilton.
FOR CONTROLLER OF, TREASURY:
VIM. SHERIDAN, of Williams.
FOR BOARD OF PUBLIC WORKS:
ARTHUR HUGHES, ofCuyahoga.
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aytw Sdprrtistmtats.
For sale--Houses.

T'HREE frame houses on Franklin street, ,adlon-
u ing kmanuel's Church, viii be sold at public
auction on Mhy2gth at one O'Clock p. N. Terms
are as follows one third cash day of sale; ehe
third in three, aud one third In six months from
day OF salo, With interest. secured by note.
The hOuEes have 70 be moved away within four
teen days from day Ofsnle = W MUGOWEN,
May 20, l881-l1t Auctioneer
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Who Wants Bargains.

MIA RTIN ERGER, REAL
ESTATE AGENT, DAYTON, OHIO, has for sale.
Twenty Houses and Lots ranging from $500 20
5000. .f .I > 81
Also six Farms-three in Darke, two in Mont
Eomery. aud one In Van Vert County. H.
rhe Undersigned can always be found at the
Ohio Insurance . nice, when not out on Business
or at the Post Ofn0e corner. .l
Buys and sells property. Terms liberal
ADr l2-tf "t
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alew advertisements.
Notice to Bridge Builders

AUDITOK's OFFICE, MONTGOMERY COUNTY o.
DAYTOS May %, 1857.
CEALED Proposals wlll he received at this ONCE
- until satnraay, juno 10, 1867, Until noon, for
the building of bridge oyaT saltwater, noar
John Turner's Dlstillery Said bridge is 10 be two
spans, ii2k feet each between abutments, road
way l6 feet In tho clear separate proposals 10 be
made Tor the supesrtructure and masonry. Each
bidder IL expected TO present his own plan and
specifications for the supeTstructure and bid upon
the same. Specifications for the stonework can be-
seen at this Office and aiter the lst day Of june
1861. r. ...t. ... M. XII.
Commissioners reserve the right TO reject any or
all bids should they deem IL proper 20 do so.
BY order Of the Com miss OnsTs.
sL. ID. j, W. DIETRICH, County Auditor.
May ~, i0T.diw-ftw
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AnftiuutErs.
Business agattfes.
DYSPEPSIA! (!
DooToR
STRICLAND'S
TONIC.
DR.. SrRIcKLAND's

rated preparation of Roots and Herbs, with
hntiaclds and carminatiyes to strengthen
certain remedy for Dyspepsia or Indiges'
tion, Nervousness, Loss OF Appetite, Acl liz
ty OF the Stomach, Flatulency and Debility
Ii is not alcoholic, therefore particularly
suited for Weak, Nervous, and Dyspept :
persons. For sale by all Druggists every :
where at 81 per bottle. .|1
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Tremendous Fire in Idnho.

SAN FRANcIsco, May "a fire, May
IA, In Idaho City, destroyed four hundred
and forty-two houses, including the post
Office and express office. The loss is esti-
mated at 81, 100000.
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To Marry or not to Marry9

Serious Reflections Tor YOung M en-
In Essays OF the Howard Association, on the
Physiological Errors Abuses, and Diseases indu'
ced by ignorance Of Natures Laws, In the first aEs
OF man Sent la sealed letter envelopes, free oi
charge, Address DR. j SKILLIN HOUGHTON
Howard Association, Philadelphia, Penn.
May a, ls67-dawSm-smpGco-ny H..
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81 ID, Y. P0TTLE. "a,
Horse ShoeinR Shop.

COR, ST. CLAIR AND THIRD ST, DAYTON, o
Having established my shop at tha above locA
tion, | VIII give particular attention 10 shOeinE
horses that Interfere, tTOnhled with quarter
cracks and mont cracks, and IknOokingh Guar
r4ntee satisfaction ON all work. Charges reason
able. apr25, 07-dsna
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PLAN or DRAWING.

Duplicate numbers from to 600 900 are placed in
a wheel; the 1Tst number (when drawn out draw
the highest or first gilt; the second number (wheI
drawn OUT the next highest or second gift, etc,
until the whole nuihber is drawn,
The distribution will take place after the Con
cert, where six thousand persons can witness IL
A committee win be chosen nom the audience tC
take charge Of the same.
All agents and purchasers will he supplied with
a correct list of the awards rs soon as published.
now TO OBTAIN TICKETS.
Orders may be sent TO us, enclosing the money
from 81 70 S25 IN o registered letter STAMP en-
closed, at our risk. Larger amounts b. pOsto1lce
order drau OrcNpress, at the following club rates
tickets to one address ..... ...S @
e e e ........,.,. .,.,,'., ,,, Il Il g g
Under and in pursuance of the provisions OF the
or OF Internal Revenue, has, upon due proof
granted permit 10 the southern Orphans AssU.
citation to hold Its GIFT Concert exempt from all
charges whether nom special tax or other duty In
respect to such Gift Concert
REFERENCES
General g. Il BEAUREGARD, New Orleans;
Brig Gen JEFF THOMPSON New Orleans:
Major General y. Il. BUCkNER, New Orleans;
Major General II, Is TY LLR, late L. ). A.;
Major General w. II. BROWN, late U. S. A.;
G. NJ SrIEFF, Piano Manufacturer, Baltimofe
G. MoKBBIER n co, Baltimore;
Colonel GEORGE H. KANE, Dallyille, Va:
Colonel MUMFORD, Richmond, Va;
WIN. a. WRIGHT, Augusta Ga.
All orders and communications should be adj.
dressed to the Central Onlce,
SOUTHERN ORPHAN ASSOCIATION,
T.. .. Box 800. IS Holiday Street
May l3 is57-deodtJune 10 BaltimOIp, Md.
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T CrDE DIR. Strlckland's
CUhE H. % u "a
priTGfns. iGf PILE REMEDY

Blind and Bleeding Piles. 1t gives imme-
dlate relief, and effects a permanant cure
Try Il directly. tits warranted to cure.
For sale by all Druggists at 80 cts. por
bottle. .I-' ~. ---'l. .
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Is Warranted to be the only preparatlor
known TO cure Coughs, Colds, Hoarsenest
Asthma, Whoopiug Cough, Chronic Cough
Consumption, Bronchitis and Group.
ing prepared from Honey and Herbs, il
healing, softening, and expectorating, an
particularly suitable for ali affections ofth
Throat and Lungs. For sale by Druggists
everywhere. ian3
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Clothing.
CARD.

DERMlT me, through the columns Of the Day
Il ton Empire, to thank our Kind patrons In tho
city and its vicinity, having found that our one
price system has given entire satisfaction TO every
body. We therefore have the assurance OF con
linuing on TO serve our customers In the sumo
manner Allow Ms once more 10 thank you all,
trusting 60 have share OF your kind patronage
In the future. .I. ...H. T.. ...
Up STRAUSS BRO,
s2i Third street
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AARDS AND BILL HEADS. NIB.
80 .'f''F '- steamIJob Reom
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JOB PRIHITING.
Ofevery description executed on steam Presses
the best style, and at reasonable prices.
EMPIRE BUILDING, NO. no, MAIN sT'
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WESTERN EMPIRE.

one copy, per annum....A.. .4........."ss 90
neSy~The EMPIRE circulntes free OF postage in
Montgomery county. Payment In Advance In all
eases, -frsn
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aytw Saptrtisrmtats.
GRAND CHARITABLE
PRESENTATION CONCERT
Southern Orphans, Association
To he Given tn Baltimore, JunI
18th, 1867. ..

Incorporated by no LegisidtureoI Virginia., JaHu.
arg SUfh 1851
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Clerk was kept busy all the time, at
tending to other duties. The record OF
the sol diers, from this State, in the
United States army, is yet incomplete,
and requires q great deal of labor to
finish. 1t is the Intention OF the Adju-
tant General 10 have the reports made
up in as complete a form as possible,
and it is important that this should be
done, and to do II he must have the ser
vices Of an additional clerk. It will
take twenty books of considerable Size
to hold the same
Mr.. Hagar hoped the amendineht
would not prevail. He had visited tue
Office ofthe Adjutant General frequeht
", and always found hin anu ms
clerks busy. These recordS were I'M
portant to the State.
Mr.. HAMMOND spoke in favor OF the
amendment, saving he thought the ser
vires of one clerk sufficient, as the
work, now that the war IS over, must
certainly be decreasing.
Mr., Duval said the additional appro-
Driation was for this year alone.
Mr.. Carskadon said when he remem-
bsred the services rendered by our
soldiers, he felt like making any APP
preparation that was reasonable, and
that would be for the purpose of pre-
serving u record of their deeds.
Mr.. Farnsworth said he had sue
ceeded in getting the information he
wished, aud that he was perfectly sat
isfied with the bill, and had no dispo-
sition to hinder the compilation of
records as to our soldiers, and there
fore withdrew the amendment.
Mr.. Stevenson presented the petition
OF the Marion County Teachers Insti-
tute, praying the passage OF Senate Bill
No. 10, concerning Free or Common
Schools" which, on his motion, was
laid on the table where the bill is al
present.