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The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1867-07-18

Bankers and Dealers in Government Secur.
Il 1 t a6&5 tiles, g as-t5a s#a Eus
No. S Nassau Street, N. z,
n. B. All kinds OF Government Securities received
at the full! market price in exchange ior the above
Bonds. Also. @ -s2@@
gs- All descriptions o. Government Sc
curities kept constantly ON hand, & Bought
Sold. OR Exchanged.
lss-Go!d Coin aud U. S. Coupons bought, sold,
and collected. S - :
EE- Deposits received on liberal terms,
subject to check at sight.
%s> Collections made throughout the country.
~ Miscellaneous Stocks and Bonds bought and
sold at the Stock Exchange commission for cash.
rSpeciai attention give to the Exchange
of SEW NOTES of all the Ser.
les for the New FIVE-TWENTY BONDS of
1865, on the most favorable terms.
May goth, 1867. lin.
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HORACE WATERS
MUSICAL ESTABLISHMENT

0A New Pianos, Melodeans, AleA al Dire
GU and Cabinet Organs. at wholesale or
Retail, prices as low any First-Caas Instruments
can be purchased. Second Hand Pianos at great
bargains, prices from $50 to $3.50. There being some
i've different makes of Pianos in this large stock
chasers can be suited well here elsew here ard
perhaps little better. -
10. 600 Sheets of Music, q little
Sotled, at I cts. per. Page.
One of the Largest Stocks of SHEET NUSICin
the United States, MUSIC BOOKS, and all kinds of
MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS and Musical Merchau-
disc at the Lowest Rates. =
HORACE WATERS
Aug SOth-H. 4s1 Broadway, N. Y.
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..To Whom IL mas Concern.''

Benjamin Franklin, the Philosopher and
Statesman-one of the men of his day, and
whose memory is yet vencrated, was a
printer. We, too, are printers, and it has
been a source of pride to us during life
that we were of that class of men whose
avocation stimulates the mind and makes
the art itself, the preservator of all other
arts. Unfortunately, however, it number
among its members many who are mere
mechanical automatons, incapable of APP
preciating its lofty calling. 1t requires
brains to be a printer in the true sense.
Dolts. installing their vocation, are m
times numbered among its members, but
when Saturday evenings come around they
sometimes discover, when too late, their
incapacity for the position they seek to fill,
and are necessitated to abandon their sits
Let them pass. we have no quarrel with
their incapacity.
In our not brief career it has been a spe-
cial pride with us that VIC have reared up
and educated several of the very best print
ers in the world-recognized as such
proud of their vocation these men are dig
nified and contemplating OH no use
less airs in their intercourse with the craft
or other citizens.
We have said this much, not in the way
of an idle boast, but simply to place our
selves in a proper position before the pub
lie, having been waited upon by commit
tees from the Printers Union of this city
who have intimated to us that we should
manage our business affairs, so far as some
ofour employees are concerned, in u differ
ent manner from that in which we are now
conducting it. To these men we returned
courteous, frank answers, in which we stated
that we proposed to do our W business
in our own way, being satisfied with the
gentlemen we had in our employ, and il
they are satisfied with us, all outside inter
ference is simply i~nsolence, to which we dc
not propose to submit.
In concluding this article we may here
be permitted to say that it should never
have been written and published had moi
an anonymous letter apparently coming
from a Union man, to one of our employ
ees threatening a strike unless said en-
ployee vacated his place or secured an adj
vance of wages. Distinctly and unequivo-
cally, we say we shall manage our OWL
business.
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SHERIFF'S SALE OF FINE TIMBER
LAND.

j. W. Splitter, ct al, VS.. Jacob Splitter. ct al. on
Partition. Superior Court. Case 363S.
I n obedience to the order of Partition, issued by
Ohio viii offer at public sale, ON
Saturday, March IS, 1867,
At two O'Clock p. NJ, at the door of the Court
House, in Dayton, Montgomery County, Ohio, the
following described real estate:
Being the northeast quarter of section thirty
three 1887, in township five ~, range five o., east,
of five degrees TO the lett, and measuring rs toll
lows: The south boundary line from the center
of said section, being one hundred and siNty-two
poles; the east boundary line being one hundred
and flity-nine and One-half poles; the north
line being one hundred and siNty-One
and one-half poles, marked on the ground, con
tanning one hundred and sixty-One and One-half
acres more or less subject, however, to the tract
Ot x acres o II of the northeast corner heretofore
for u church, which Is described rs fol-
Beginning at the northeast corner and running
west ~ rods thence south 10 rods thence east ~
rods thence north 10 rods. Said real estate has rs
acres Of the best timber in the county, suitable for
building purposes, and also has Il good twO-stOry
brick dwehing and u frame tenant house, barn
and all other necessary Out-buildings, and is situa-
ted eight miles from Dayton, on the Salem Road,
and near the Salem Pike. Said farm has been APP
praised at $74 per acre, and can not sell for less
than twO-thirdS the appraised value thereof free
TERMS OF SALE-One-third cash on day OF
sale; one-third in one year, and one third in two
years from date of sale. Deferred payments to
bear interest and to be secured by mortgage on
said premises, q. G. ii. DAVIDSON, Sheriff.
5. NJ. SULLIVAN, Attorney. Feb %, '6T-wts
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SHERIFF,S SALE.

X Stout ct al. as. Wm, IL. Conover ct al.
Superior Court, Order of Sale. Case 1854.
PURSUANT 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 al.
rected, / will offer Mt public sale, ut the door OF
the Court House, in the city of Dayton, OHIO, ON
Saturday, March 8, 1867,
At two O'Clock P. NJ, the following real estate to-
wit; Situate in Montgomery County, Ohio. being
part OF the northeast quarter Of section three (3),
IN township four az, range five o., east, &c,
bounded by beginning at u stone in the north line
OF said quarter In the center of the Salem Road,
and running from thence with the north line OF
said quarter north S6k deg. east ffty-eight (bSJ
poles to a stone thence south % deg. east twenty
seven and eight-tenths CT $40 poles to Il stone
thence parallel with the first line south S6k deg.
west fifteen poles to a stone in the Salem Road;
thence with said Salem Road to the place of be-
ginning, containing seven ~ acres, be the lme
more or less, being all the land owned by said
COnover in said quarter section.
said real estate has u two story brick dwelling
house, and "A good frame shop, and "a good stable
and other out buildings attached, and is a desira-
BILE location for u store.
said premises has been appraised at TWENTY-FIVE
hundred and fifty dollars 81 ,250) and cannot sell
for less than two-thiTds the appraised value
thereof.
TERMS OF SALE-CASH.
o. G. H.. DAVIDSON, Sheriff.
w. ii. BELvILLE, Atty. 2lwtt
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Cincinnati Markets.

CINCINNATI, March i.
PRovIsIoNs-Are less active to-day, and
the sudden downward movement in gold
had doubtless much to do with quieting the
action that appeared yesterday. Mess Pork
Is held steadily at previous figures, but buy
ers refuse to take. Bacon Is steady, and
some few sales were effected at pc. for
clear sides, and 1l%@1lRc. for rib Sides,
packed.
Bulk meats are much quieter. Sales re-
ported of 60 hhds. shoulders at Ripley at
.7Ac.; 1900 pieces sides, averaging 80 lbs,
at same place, 916c, and 10000 lbs. sides at
9Ac. Shipments-644 hhds, 32l t~ierces,
] 1913 bbls., aud 204 boxes.
Lard Is firm. Sales prime leaf at 12Idc.
FLoUR-ls steady, and fine grades com
mand full prices for local consumption.
Extras are not freely offered. and held at
$40 75@ll 60 for spring, and $l1 75@12 20
for winter.
WHEAT-00 bushels No. 2 spring at 81
%, and $50 do. No. 2 red at 80 81. Ship
ments, 4,4G5 bushels.
Corn is quiet, and offered to fair extent.
Sales 600 bushels white shelled, last even
ing, in new gunnies, at isle. Mixed shelled,
in bulk, g. 9G2c.; in gunnies, 7G@77c. aud
ears, 5G@57c.
WHIsKY-200 bbls. at 25hc.
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OHIO G ITEMS.

". II. Busby, local editor of the Column
bus journal, has been appointed private
Secretary to Governor Cox. He is to en-
ter upon the duties of his position about
the first of April.
BUREAU OF MILITARY CLAIMs.-There has
been collected by the Bureau of Military
Claims, Royal Taylor, Commissioner, for
the month of February, 1867 the sum OF
$30,067 GO for Ohio soldiers.
FIREMRN's CELEBRATIoN.-We are in
formed that preparations are making at
Newark tor a grand Firemen's Celebration
in that city on the LIST of May next. Invi-
tations have been eXten@ed to III" fire de-
partments of various cittc~.
They have had quite a serious ARRAY in
Sandusky city. Harry Cotton, proprietor
of the Cotton House, at a fireman's ball,
last Friday night got to knocking off the
hats OF German guests, and when remon-
strated with. drew a revolver and shot at
one of them, named Liebzen. The party
then pitched into Cotton and beat and
kicked him so that his life is despaired of
SWEPT AwAY.-The new bridge which
has been recently built across the Sciotc
River, near Garey's Mill, about TWO miles
from Kenton, at a cost of several hundred
dollars, was swept away last week by the
high waters in that river.
A Horse ITEM.-R. Dyer, of Toledo
publishes the following through Wilkes
Spirit Of the Times: "Challenge-Sl,OOO-
One pair of dark chestnut geldings, IL
hands high, flowing names and tails, aged
5 and 6, full blood, sired by Kimball jack
son. For style and speed together cannot
be surpassed. A challenge of $1,000 for
any n who will produce as fine a pair ms
the above"
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1867-03-02

e7- The Journal again puts its foot into it
by trying to patch up its little item on in
crease of the value Of property, made mem
ton of by us yesterday, by stating that
property was considered insecure when
Democrats had control of city affairs, but
that when the Abolition party got control
confidence was established" And, says
our neighbor, it was a Democratic friend Of
the EMPIRE who bought the property in
question. jess so,' neighbor, that Demo-
cratic friend felt satisfied, we doubt not,
that If coincidence was established" it was
not with the Journals friends, or, if it 'odS
with them, that their inclination to make a
spec at the expense of the city would
not allow them to bid for it anything near
what it was worth. And don't you see,
neighbor, that as soon as it came into pos
session of a Democrat, confidence was still
further established and the property adj
vanced rapidly.
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1867-03-02
recommendation.

GESTLENEN,-We have used the .SPEctFtc
Pills" made from DIR. DELAM ARRE's PREsORlP.
rION, during several years pnst, n oufprlNate anu
Retic and efficient Remedy in cases Of Spermator-
Thea or Seminal Weakness Nightly Daily, Of
Premature Emissions Sexual weakness, or IDt-
pc5ncy; special arrangements of the Nervous Sys.
tenn Weaknesses arising from Secret Habits and
vans, Weak spine; Affections OF the Eyes Lime"
or brick Dust Deposits IN the Urine; milky"
Discharges: palencss of the skin, with hnnken
Cheeks aud BlOOdless Lips "Pinched' / ehturesi
Irregular action Of the Heart and in allthe giastly
train Of symptoms arising nom o'er-use, ABUSES
or loss, from any cause, of The Nervous F0rcS
sons suffering from any SyTpptom0Hc or organic
AFecti1Rs OF the G~ESITO-OHINARN SYSTEMS, To use
these PMS. with high respect, we aTcyours most
sincerely.
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NOTICE.

TOHN W. SMITH and Margaret Smith, his wife,
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. ID. 1881, nile his petition
in the Superior Court within and for the county of
Montgomery in said State of Ohio against the said
John W. Smith and Margaret Smith, defendants,
mortgage TO the said Thomas j. 5. Smith on lot
number twenty five hundred and thirty-nine
(2539), in the city Of Dayton, county and State
to certain notes referred To in said mortgage, and
praying that said defendants may pay said sum,
now claimed to he due, amounting to $3.50, or that
said premises may be sold to pay the same; and
the said defendants are notified that they are re-
quired TO appear and ahswe said petition, on or
before the third Saturday after the 10th day OF
February next. THOS. j. S, SMITH.
l8W6
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ANTI-ABOLITION TRACTS.

No. ABOLITION Is DEATH; or. The Attempt
to Equalize Races the Destruction of Society. 81
PIP. Price 10 cts.
No. 2.-FREE NEGROISM or, Results Of Eman-
cipation in the North and the w est India Islands
with statistics of the miner Idleness of the
Negro, his Return to Savagism, and the Effect
OF emancipation upon the Farming, Mechanical
and Laboring Classes. Price 10 cts. Pp. ~.
No. 3.-THE ABOLITION CONSPIRACY: or.
Ten Years Record of the Republican Party.
Price 10 cts. PIP. -.
No. 4-TIIE NEGRO'S PLACE IN NATURE A
Paper read before the London AnthropolOgica
society. By DR.. James Aunt, President of the
society. octave, 81 PIP. Price 10 cts.
No. 5.-TlIE SIX PECIES OF MEN-With Cuts
representing the types of the Caucasian, Mon.
gOl, Malay, American Indian, EsquimauX and
Negro, with their General Physical and Mental
Qualities, Laws of Organization. Relations Ia
Civilization, etc, etc. 80 PIP. Svo. Price 10 cts
81 20 per dozen.
No. 6-sOLILoQUYS, by ''Brick' Pomeroy. OF
"A Bondholder," "A Poor "A Me.
chanic," "a Returned Soldier" etc etc. ~ pp
syo. Price 10 cts.i 81 per dozen.
These Tracts are sent, postage paid, for 10 cents
single copies, or one dollar per dozen; or five dol
lars per hundred by express. Democratic Com.
mittees, Associations, etc, ordering /. OOOat "A tihie
Will DO furnished them at exactly cost price.
VAN EVRIE, HORTON q co, Publishers.
No. lbs Nassau street, New York.
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THE DEw-DROP.

ADew.drop came in the silent night,
To rest In a Roses bosom white,
And all nightlong IL nestled there,
In the Roses bosom, white and fair.
but In the morn, when the SIN peered through,
Away like a wanton lover II new,
Away, In a misty cloud, on high,
Afar in the blue, ethereal sky;
To come again at the starlit hour,
And silent WOO some tender flower
Meath the glaucing beams that Luna sheds,
while mortals sleep In their drowsy beds.
oh, who would not then a Dew-drop be,
To roam the world like a rover free,
Seeking the brightest and fairest flowers,
To kiss, and WOO In the starry hours.
g.. +. w.
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ONCE hours-Open at 7 A. NJ; close at 8 40 =. NJ.
S~unday-Opcn from 9 A. Nj. to 10 IAN.
J. Il lIUBBEL, +. NJ.
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New York Markets.

NEW YORK, March l..
Cotton firm, with a fair business doing /:
sales $500 bales at 3l%@32c. for middling
uplands, closing with no sellers under 32c.
Flour-Ieceipts, l,04l brls. The market
is dull. and 5@10c. lowers sales, 400 brls.
at So 65@9 so for superfine State and West
ern S990@l0 80 for extra Western.
Whisky is In fair request with sales $50
brls. Western in bond ut 32@33c.
Receipts of wheat 3S,42S bushels. The
market is duh and dropping, with sales
1000 bushels poor No. , Milwaukee at
81 20.
Pork quiet at S2l l2H@2l 20 for new
mess. Beef steady. Bacon dull sales of
Cumberland middles at lO4c.
Lard dull and heavy sales at 12H@134c.
for steam and kettlc-rcndercd.
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Coral Hutiffs.

BATTALION, ATTENTION All those who
are willing to throw off care aud anxiety,
for one night, and give themselves up
wholly to innocent pleasure, are ordered to
buy tickets of admission to the Turner's
Masquerade of Signor Jacob Linxweiler,
Sr, and Monsieur l.. G.. Seippel, and assist
me in reviewing my "Rooster Brigade
which will make its first appearance in
Dayton at Turner's Hall, next Monday
night. I'VE will astonish the natives"
CAsPERLE, Maj. Gen. CONG.
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How to Make Greenbacks.

L WAN FIFTY GOOD MEN, TO travel and sell
Il my Fruit-tree InvigoratOr, by State, county, or
simple right. Circulars of reference, from nu.
meTous experienced parties, who have used il for
the last four years, show il TO be an enterprise
which pays, and pays well, to every man who
cultivates trees or vines.
Honest, responsible and energetic men are
needed, but none other need apply, and the best OF
references are required. The business, so far, has
demonstrated that with proper activity, from TWO
To FIVE HUNDRED DOLLARS PER MONTH can be
realized, from now till the lst April next.
Is. BEST,
ja6d2w No. l07 Jefferson, Dayton, ohio.
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DR.. & CO..
IL RIXATE DISEASES NIIREn In

L RlVATE DISEASES CURED IN THE
shortest possible time, At the Cincinnati Lock Hos
pital, ESQ W alnut street, between titth andSiNI
up stairs, without the use OF Mercury, Ia
81 time, or change OF diet.
Dr. STEVENS, by special study and experience
IN the hospitals OF baltimore, London and PARIS. il
enabled to guarantee "a cure in the most conn
Gated cases. Recent cases OF GonOrrheao or Sypt
cured in u Few days, without change OF dist.
hindrance from business. Secondary SyuhiiisHtn
last Yestige-eradieated without the use Of Me
curry.
Victims of self-abuse and excessive venery. h..
Iering IRON spermatorlhea, aud loss of physi,
anu mental power, Indigestion or Jonstuutiuh
Eruptions, Nervous Coughs, Hypoehondris. sc
are treated Tor Liver Complaint, Dyspepsia. an
by ignorant men, who mistake IL
effects Tor the causes Of the evil, and thus MI
ply both.
men, and those contemplating marris 4
should restore YigOr To their bodies and minds 81
they entail misery and disease upon thuse OF tlt
pOsterity.
Diseases peculiar to females treated. A CT
guaranteed IN all clses. Persons at distun
promptly cured, by addressing, with statement Z
case, Dr. STEVENS y co, gao Walnut bctwc,E
9TH anu 9th streets, Cincinnati, Ohio.
once hours from 8 A. Nj, 70 . 4. Nj; SUNDAYS 10
- ~ ~, ueC6-lyd
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xPLANATIoN

I'm sending out bills from the EMPIRE ONCE, IL
may be that in some cases the parties 70 whom
thry are presented have already paid them and
hold receipts therefor. Whenever SUCH cases Oc-
cur we hope the parties Will not be angered, eS We
can only act at present, in our efforts 70 collect
from tht evidence OF Indebtedness as II appears
up0n the Books lor in our hands. Having al
ready been subjected 10 the modification OF having
bills returned with the notice that they have been
paid. and that receipts are held. theroioJ We
have deemed IL necessary In justification Of our.
selves TO make THIS notice and apology for the un'
rica.ant feelings thatmayh have thus been created
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1867-03-02

cH-Cistern building and Cellar cement
ing lone in the best manner, and at rea-
sonable prices for good work. Repairing
done on the shortest notice. Leave orders
at the corner of Jefferson and Fourth
streets. Fifty barrels of fresh Louisville
cement just received and for sale. A con
slant supply will be kept on hand during
the season.
Feb2S-d3ts BEST Il MARTs.
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TmE BAL MAsQUE, to come of at Turner's
Hall, Monday evening, we are satisfied will
prove to be the entertainment of the sea-
son. The full Regimental Brass Band isto
play the opening march, after which the
merry Masquers will "trip the light fam
%tastie," or promenading' represent the
various characters designated by their cos
TUNES.
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NOTICE TO THE PUBLIC.

H. Robinson late sole proprietor, and present
Joint proprietor, OF the EMPIRE office, desire. ~
should be distinctly understood, BY au parties
that he does not hold himself responsible Tor aht
will not settle any personal accounts. contracted
boy either ID. g.. Fitch or ,. Llndsiy y0r McH otot
employees Of the EMriRR office; and all haVint
such accounts are notified that they must LOOK iOl
settlement to the parties contracting them. Ant
he would further state, that neither OF those tW'
persons are authorized TO make collections, re
ccivc moneys, or transact business Tor the ENflEl
MN
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1867-03-02

HIGHWAY RoBBERY.-Mr. J. w. Sugar
man, who has just returned from a ped
ding tour, informs us that he was set upon
not far from a place called Carey, by four
men, blacked and disguised, Knocked down
and robbed of about $3.50, and about $500
I'm pools.
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New York Money Market.

NEW YORK, March /.
Money easy and steady at SOC per cent.
on call.
Sterling duh at Sl9@s% for nrst-class
bills.
Government stocks without decided
change.
Gold lower, opening at 4Ol1, advancing
to 1919, declining to 1896, AID closing ut
3919.
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1867-03-02

contains the new Novel, by Prof. Peck, entitled
Bertha Seely, the Heroine of the Old Dominion -
and II great variety of Political and Literary arti-
cies; also, steel plate portraits Of twelve Cunfed-
crate Generals, viz: Lee, Stonewall jackson, j. h.
johnson, Beauregard, Ewell, LOngstTeet, Hamp-
ton, Polk Price, Gustavus smith, stuart, and a.
4. Hill, octave, 70s PIP. Price, 81 on.
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Democratic CIVILIZATIONS.
DEMOCRATIC PUBLICATION HOUSE.
VAN EvRIE, HORTON & CO.,
NO. IO2 Nassau street, N. W.,

III Vt ~ W TVTIVW FTH WVT"0'
YOUTHS HISTORY OF THE Il CIVIL WAR
In the United states. from 1861 to 1855. BY u q.
Horton. with sc illustrations. This book is adapt
ed TO all classes OF readers, and gives, in plain
u clear and correct account of the late
War and its Causes. 1t is the only History pub
lished from q Democratic or State Rights stand
point. 16mo PIP, with illustrations, 46. 81 ~.
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"DoDsoN's SrArIoN"-No. 2s5, Third street,
D0yton.-Choice Liquors and Cigars.
Meals at all hours, day and night.
Ham and Eggs, Fresh Buttermilk the
best of Native Wine; Choice Lager and
Harries XXX Ale. Look out for a big lunch
soon, Turtle Soup, sc.
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1867-03-02

Opinion OF Chief Justice fancy, with an intro
duCtiOn by DR.. j. IL. Van EYrie. Also. an Appen-
dix, containing an Essay on the Natural History
OF the PrOgnathous Race of Mankind. by Or. 5.
"A. Cartwright, of New Orleans. Pamphlet, 4S
PIP, Syo. Price, 20 cents.
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1867-03-02

Dan F~KANIl5'Nl NluIVl I.
Eastern butter, 33@3lc.
Flour, So 75m6 20, with liberal Engage
ments already made for the next New York
steamer.
Wheat inactive good shipping brands,
81 50.
Mining Stocks-Crown Point, $50; Gould,
$50; Ophir, 200; Belcher, 1903; Empire Mill,
l45.
Legal tenders. 1881.
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THE OLD GUARD, VOL. II, 1861.

Containing steel portraits OF Mayor Gmther, n.
II; seymour, j. W. Wall, Il. b.. ODDS, r. Is. fancy,
Alex. Long, ). :, Cox, Gideon j. Tucker, K. NJ.
Price, G.. II. Pendleton and Daniel ilolsman. DC
tayo, 2si PIP. Price, 81 bO.
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ma2-dlt

A GOOD CHANCE TO SELL A HoUsE.-A
reasonable price in cash will be paid for a
house, containing four to six rooms, within
six squares OF the Court House. Address
G. d. NJ, lock box Ill stating price. street,
and number of house. fe2S G7-d3ts
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1867-03-02

Containing the Portraits of Hon. lIoratio seymour,
Hon. q. l. Vallandigham, Governor Parker, of N.
J., lion. ID. W. voorhees,, Hon. j. a. Bayard, Hon.
f.. wood, lion. Is. Wood, and Hon. q. W. Wood
ward. Price, 81 30.