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sHERIFF's SALE.

Elizabeth Stout ct al o. VIM, H. Conover ct al
Superior Court, Order OF sale Case sSs2
IDURSUAN to an order Of sale. issued by the
i superior Court within and for the county OF
montgomery and state Of ohio, and to me di
rected, | Will oner at public sale at the door Of
tue Court House, in the city Vi Day ton, OHIO, on
Saturday, AdrcA y, 1857,
At two O'Clock p NJ the following real estate to.
VIII situate IN Montgomery Count Ohio being
part OF the northeast quarter Of section three (Sj
IN township four o. range 1--WE (5), east Sc
bounded by beginning at stone in the north line
OF said quarter in the center Oi the salem Road
and running nom thence with the north line OF
sald quarter north 56k ueg. east fity eight tJBj
poles 10 stone; thence south ~ deg east Iyy enty
seven and eight tenths (2T $40 poles TO n stone
thence parallel with the lrst line south sBS deg
west hiteen poles to II stone in the Salem Rond:
thence with said Salem Road to the place oi be.
ginning, containing seven ~ acres be the me
more or less, beng ali the land owned by said
JonUNer IN SAID quarter section.
SHlu real estate has two story brick DIV ellinR
house, ana gOou frame shop and good stable
anu other out buildings attached, and is u desira-
bic location for "A store.
said premises has been appraised at twenty two
hundred ana 1lty dOllals III 800 and cannot ,yli
for less than UwO thirds the appraised value
thereof
TERMS OF SALE-CAsH
y. q. H.DAVlDSON, sheriff
W. IL. BkLNIJLE, ATTY 2lwtt
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The S1OO.OOO Bond Robbery.

New YoRK, February 1.-THE circum-
stances attending the 100000 bond robbery
are, that In the busiest part of the business
day, while a number of persons were in Mr.
Jerome's office, No. AZ Exchange place.
roll of Five-twenty bonds, which had just
been received from the office of Brown
Brothers & Co., was taken from desk
where it had been placed by the clerk. The
robbery was discovered within five minutes
after its occurrence, but not in time to
arrest the thief for whom diligent search
was at once instituted. The only clue to
the rogue is furnished by gentleman who
was waiting to speak with Mr.. jerome, who
saw man pass from the stove, where he
had apparently been warming his hands,
toward the desks, going behind that upon
which the bonds lay, and at once come back
and saunter out ofthe Office.
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Fire at Columbus.

COLUMBUS, February THE building
owned by w. A. Neil, next building north
Of the Neil House, was partially destroyed
by fire this morning. 1t is fully insured
The portion occupied by E, s. Walker as a
photograph gallery was entirely destroyed,
with the entire contents; small insurance
The third story-Tuttle's billiard room-was
The lower door, occupied by Balm & Son,
dry goods merchants, was much damaged
by water, but their loss is fully covered by
insurance. The Office of the Western Union
Telegraph Company was damaged some by
water.
The Legislature is tinkering up merely
local affairs. The bill 10 increase the sala-
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News by Telegraph and Mails.

The st. Louis Republican learns that an
attempt was made by Governor FLETcHER's
militia to burn Lexington, Missouri. It
was unsuccessful.
Chicago dispatch Says: Mrs LUDoLPH,
who was so seriously injured by PAGE, the
Valparaiso murderer, has commenced suit
against him for damages, claiming $4,000.
PAGE is wealthy
The first sworn evidence before the full
Impeachment Committee was heard yester-
day, and related to the Presidents exercise
of the pardoning power.
The fire in Lancaster, KY, on Sunday
night, consumed about half square south
east of the Court House, including Odd
Fellows and Masonic Halls, Adams Ex-
press, and PHmLrPs' drug store. Loss. $780,
600. Insurance. $4,000.
The Nevada Legislature yesterday passed
Il joint memorial, king Congress to grant
that State jurisdiction over Utah Territory.
A yesterday st. Louis dispatch says: The
steamboat Lou Stephens sunk in sight of
this city last night, She was fully insured
at $4,000.
FRED. DOUGLASS arrived at st. Louis last
night to lecture. He went to the Planters
House and was turned away; he then went
to the Southern Hotel and was turned
away from there too. He is in high dud-
geon.
In the lower House, yesterday, at Indian
apolis, resolution was adopted appointing
Il joint committee to inquire into the eXpe-
diency of removing the Capital TO Fort
Wayne, on account of the expense at In
dianapolis to the State.
A Chicago dispatch says: Rents are
coming down. Landlords havesagain TO
make reduction of from 10 to % per cent
on last years rates. The 10 per cent. is i'm
stores in favorite localities, and the % per
cent on stores in less favored places, and on
dwellings generally.
st. Joseph special says late advices
from Montana mention the discovery OF
silver lodes which win yield from $1,000 to
$4,000 per ton.
Mrs. Major BELLE REYNOLDS, u heroine
of the war, is now wife and mother in
quiet life, at Lewis, Cass county, Michigan
| NOrh was CoulInenCeu on Tue DrlupeONeI
Broadway, New York, on Wednesday, al
the corner of Fulton street. 1t will be
completed in about four weeks.
The steamer Cleaner, bound for Memphis,
struck snag twelve miles below Pine
Bluff, on Wednesday, and sunk to her main
deck She was a good boat, valued at
$24,0O0.
The Treasurer of the Greek Relief Com
mittee in New York, announces the receipt
of nearly 900 for the Cretans.
A. A. KELLEY, another of the Chicago
gift enterprise swindlers, took his depar-
ture from that speculative community last
Sunday. Numerous holders of tickets are
anxiously desiring, but hardly expecting
| his return.
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From Europe.
lPor Cablel


LONDON, February Elm Parliament last
night Lord Derby, In reply to an inquiry
made by Earl Russell, said Lord Stanley
had asked Mr.. Seward to state plainly the
points of claims In which an adjustment by
arbitration was desired by the Government
of the United States.
A new Atlantic Telegraph Company is
now forming, with the Intention Of laying
a submarine cable by the way of Asaros to
Halifax. The prospectus announces that
the tolls will be GA for each twenty-four
words
LONDON, February 7-Noon.-The Bank
of England has reduced It's rate of discount
to 3 per cent. Consols, 30 ll-l6 for money.
20s, ~ 9-l6. Illinois Central, S018. Erie,
39A
LIVERPOOL, February 7--Noon.-CottOn
dull and declining: sales are estimated at
5000 bales of middling up lands at l4z@
426c.
ST. PETERsBuRG. February 6.--The Rus
sian forces have gained a victory over the
troops Of the Khan, of Bokhara, near Sam
around.
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ADMINISTRATORS SALE.

DURsUANT 10 the command Of an order Of sale,
L Issued from the Probate Court OF Hamilton
county, OHIO, and 70 me directed, viii Oner on
sale At public auction, on
Wednesday, February 20, 1867, al 10 O'Clock An
On the premises, the following real estate. VIZ
situated in the city OF Dayton, county OF Mont
gomery, and state OF ohio, to-wit;
Lot number thirty-tNO hundred and seventy
eight i52Iel on the recorded plat OF said citv of
Dayton, together with eight feet more or less on
the Lorth side ut lot number thirty two hundred
and seventy seven (S2T7) IN said City eAceptiug
that portion Ol The cast end oil said lot which liss
east Of y straight line, extending bouthWArdly
upon line with the west side Of Brown street
being that part which is included IN brown street
IS Strengthened. SAID premises being nIty .lour
feet three inches ,H H. in IN mont on BroWn
suoet-beN ent! -slA ieet three inches deep ON the
south side sAty lett slA inches Nide on the alley
IN the rear OF said premises, aud one hundred and
slA ieet three inches deep ON the north side Being
the same premises conveyed To John Adam sChnel
by Jno. 5. Roach and Vile By deed recorded In
Deed Book IA. NJ. 2 pages 35-6 OF the records OF
said Montgomery County. Appraist at $50 sub
Ject to tte dover OF the widow In the sum Of aus
per year during her natural life.
TERMS or SALE-Oug-half cash; balance in
one year nom day Of sale, with siN per cent. in
tSIeat W pe secuIeu " mortgage on the premises
.- JOsEfhlNE SCHhELL.
AdIpnistratriN Of 'he EstAte of joins Adam
sChncll, deceased
HENRY SNOW, Attorney. IOWA
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Mexican COMMUNICATIONS.

GALVESTON, February Mexican dates
TO January % state that the reported shoot
ing of Canales was not credited. Cortinas
was robbing, pillaging and conscripting.
Macmillan was reported to be under the
thumb of his confessoT. 1t was reported
that the French would embark sooner than
was expected. The Imperlalists were con-
scripting men and horses for the defense OF
the City of Mexico. Macmillan, Castle
nau and the French Minister had a stormy
interview. The Liberals entered Teho-
mega, aud are assassinating men and raw
ishing women.
A battle had been fought at Jalapa, in
which the French were victorious.
The French have held all the goods and
the custom house at Vera Cruz since the
18th ult.
Ortega is TO be tried by court martial.
Mramon and Mejia were marching on
San Luis with 1000 men.
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NOTICE.

TOHN W SMITH and Margaret Smith, his wife
~ Will take notice that Ihumas j. =. smith OF the
county OF Montgomery ami State OF Ohip did, ON
the sth day OF January A. ID. 1867 nle his petition
~ the Superior Court within and Tor the county oi
Montgomery IN sHtd state Of ohio against the said
John W smith and Margaret smith, defendants
setting forth that the said defendants gave "A
numOer twenty hYe hundred and thirty- nine
l2b59), in the City OF Dayton. county and state
Aforesaid 10 secure the pay Incnt Oi $i5O according
10 certain notCp referred 10 in said mortgage and
praying that Said defendants may pay shid sum.
now claimed 10 be uuo, mounting 10 H4bO or Thai
said premises may be sOld 70 pay the same. and
the said defendants are notified that they arr he.
CURED 20 appear ana answer sAiu petition on OF
before the third Saturday after tie lBth dAy of
ebruAfy next IhOS j :. SMIIG
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EXECUTORS SALE OF REAL ESTATE.
We will oncr for sale at public auction, ON
Saturday, February % 1867.

We will onor Tor sale, at public auction, ON
saturday, February % 1867,
between the hours OF ten a. a, aud Tour O'Clock
r ", upon the prem isus the " ~ knoWu late resi-.
uehcc o. Jacob Ilttlc, 81, deceased, tie UluN ing
utsCfiDtd real estate, situate ~ jackson Tow IL
snip, Montgomery County, ONO, to-Mlt:
belhB thlTty hNe acres more or less, ui the west
part vi the n, e. quarter oi section No. g6 town.
snip No. a. and range No. 4 e.
me premises are situated on the public road
leAdihg lrOm Germantown to the DAYTON and la
Ton llke ~ miles east OF FarmCrsyiilC There IL
upon tho premises "A good dwelling house. barn
Nouu mouse, ana all other necessary ont buildings
AL III goOu repair, about Onr.hali Of the premises
are cared, the balance " eli tinu cred stlt auod
Possession given Immcuiattl1
'AlaD second tIaCt containing eight, .seysn
ael.s more ot less, Jeing pan saiu sut tlUL -
Town q ana fdhBC g. e, thCst lItnusts utsu auJOin
tue s"u puDliC load ILerC Is upou tAtse IIuIu,s-
es a BOOu bli,k uWciiIng hOLso a gOOu bhlu .ud
the usual oul-buildIhSs the premises ale II. Euud
repair alsoi never iaItIhg sLIlIE ncai hu hoLse
. 'hest promises are rented until arm lst, 1888
the purchaser Is tO be entitled to thr rent
Terms Ol sale lOr either tl.vt, unc-thlrd cash
one-lhlld III one year ana Oue-t tind IN Two yeurS
from uay vi sae deferred pay mem bear IN /, est
sold. J5lIN uAt,rfR
JOHN j. MILLkR
Executors Of Jacob Title ar Iced
GEO. W. MoYkR, Att'y. lqWS
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Contains the new Novel by Prof Peck, entitled
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Vindication OF the southern States Citizens and
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and an Exposure Of the PeTversions of the said
Constitution and the Falshcations of the Histori-
cal Records, by the MASSACHUSETTS Expounders.
By =. Z, Cent?, BarriSter, London, England.
Price 50 cents postpaid.
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OR, THE RADICALS, So-CALLED. Satirc Poem
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Fire-Large Destruction Of Prop


OGDENsBURG. n Y, February 7.-The
fire this morning entirely consumed Talman
House, formerly the Norton House, and ad
joining premises, on Marble Row The fire
broke out the second time, and consumed
three additional sections OF the row. Loss
$250000.
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am oLp GUAap, VOL. II, l8O4,

Containing steel portraits of Mayor Gunthcr, II,
H. seymour, j. w. wall, H. Is. Olds r. B fancy,
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A POLITICAL CoMPESDIUM for 1853. i2mO 96 PIP.
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the Portraits of Hon HOratio seymour,
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an pREp scorT DEoIsIoN.

Opinion OF Chief Justice Taney, with an intro
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VI the Prognathous Race of Mankind By DIR. 8
A. Cartwright, Of New Orleans. Pamphlet, a5
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Democratic State Ticket

FOR GOVERNOR:
ALLEN q. THURMAN.
FOR LIEUTENANT GOVERNOR
DANIEL $. UHL, of Holmes.
FOR TREASURER:
DIR. 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, of Cuyahoga.
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DIVORCE NOTICE.

IOB II. MARTIN, whose residence n unknown
- wiz take notice that MaD Martin. On the
Com mon Pleas Of Montgomery County, OHIO her
Peuuon, praying Tor a divorce. against said de-
lvhdant Iause-w lliIul absence and hAbitual
drunkenness Tor more than thr,s eaTs
Jan, 70, Is6T-gWo A''0'n'''
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Business aJutifes.
DYSPEPSIA !!
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1t is not alcoholic, therefore particularly
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How to Make .Greenbacks.

L WANT FIFTY GOOD ME. " 10 travel and sell
Il my Fruittre InygOrator, I ~ state, county, or
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the last four years, show IL ~ be an enterprise
which pays, and pays well, tCe every man who
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Honest, responsible and en- crgetic men are
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THE TRUE NATURE AND CHARACTER OF OUR
FEDERAL GOVERNMENT.


Being review of Judge Story's Commentari'
ON tho Constitution of the United States. Il, Alb
T.. Upshcr. Price, 81
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THE coPrEsHEAp MINsrREL /:
THE NoNGRELITEs;

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HISTORY OF THE UNION AND CONSTITUTION.
Being the substance of three Lectures on the
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the Virginia and Kentucky Resolutions of 'p9 and
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NEGRoEs AND MONO ''sLAvFRY! !"

THE FIRST AN IEFERioR RACE--THR LATTER, ITS
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TAurSddy february 81, 1851.
The following described real estate to-wit. Reips
lot numbered thirty 800 and the south half OF lUt
numbered thirty one lJl), in section sixteen iIBl
township three ~, RAJ 70 six GJ east, &c contain.
ing Que hundred aud tW unty Two acres au euty.
four perches (l2 a. ~ ~, BE- a. aaInu uuIe or
less.
said property to be sold free Of any dow er inter
est Of Elizabeth stOunoT, the widow vi SAID Iignry
stOuner deceusGd, the heirs agreeing 10 execute
70 the purchaser good warranty deed Tor said
premises.
There arc about eighty acres OF said farm undor
good cultivHtoni the balance being well tlmbsrod.
I pom Said premises there Is good well OF water
and good bearing orchard, and Tor a good desira'
BILE home for some one 1t may bo considered one OF
the best investments. Deferred pay menLs TO be
secured by purchasers executing to said heir. his
notes, secured by mortgage upon the premises
IEkMS-Onc hall cash, ne-lOurt6 in one year
and one-fourth ia two years.
DAVID sTOUFFER
HENRY KUNKLE
ELIZABETH KUNKLE
DAVID kUNkLk.
2lw2 sUsANNAH KUNKLE
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NOTES ON THE CONSTITUTION OF THE UNITED
STATES.

with eXpositions of the most eminent Statesmen
and Jurists Historical and Explanatory Notes
on every ar. Gle BY y Chauncey Burr, author of
80 'lIistory Of tho Union" Nc Price, 6O cents.
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ries Of Judges is signed in time TO give the
increase to all Common Pleas Judges elected
last fall.
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lP HILLIPS HOU S e
Corner Of Nam and Third streets,
DAYTON, OHIO.

L. Reibold Proprietor
IN his large and popular hotel has been put in
L thorough repair, from the basement TO the
atti e. and every convenience and comfort proyid
ed, without regard 10 expense, making H. With
out question,
FIRSI.CI ASS HOTEL.
Tn "Phillips' is furnished with every conve.
nien CO and luxury known TO hotel keeping in
Ame rca, and Affords an elegant home TO any
trAyt liers or others who may favor Il with their
patrC mage. Liberal arrangements made with per
name nt boarders. jasdtf
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soUrnNRN wRALrH ANp NoRrnERN rRoFIr

OF the Downingville Militia, on "Iinkin and the
War" with portrait of the Major, and other
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w ANTED-MERCHAN rs, BANKERS
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As exhibited in Statistical Facts and Oficial Fig
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The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1867-02-08
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CHRISTOPHER & SPIELMAN
313 THIRD STREET,
DAYTON, o.

ARE PREPARED TO S E V AS
AUCTIONEERs in country and city, or Will sell
soou' ou 0o"''e j. X. CHRISTOPHER and
DAVID CLARK.
,.,s,v,, Auctioneers
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1867-02-08
For Sale.

ME, the undersigned, hoiTs al law of Henry
w stouner, late VI Montg, mery County Ohio
deceased, and as tenAnts in common IN the follow