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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1867-12-10

New YoRK. December 9-Evening.-
Cotton easier; sales 1880 bales at l7c
Flour active; State, s8.50Gsl0.75; south.
ern, s1O0sl4.25. Wheat active. Corn,
81 .3s@S1.42. Oats firm. Pork heavy at
s2I.62M. Lard steady. Turpentine, $50
53hc. Freights lower; cotton, per sail
sex; per steam q; grain, per steam
Governments closed strong. 5-20is, '62,
old. 1871; new, 1917. l0-40's, ,l01A.
1905, 1919. Tennessee 6's, 6411a5; new
Tennessee SIS, So. Gold, 1863.
BALTIMORE, December 9.-Cotton quiet
aud firm at 1755I0171ac. Flour stiff; best
grades advanced 60c., others advanced Csc.
Wheat firm. Corn very firm new white,
al.Is8sl.2s. Oats, 72974. Rye, $1,000
S1.65. Provisions dull and steady.
CINCINNATI, December e.-Flour add
vanced Csc. Corn dull. Mess pork-Old,
s22; new, S23. Lard, 1Sc.
LOUISVILLE, December 9.-Superfne
-four, s7.75. Corn-Ear, 75Gs0c. Mess
pork advancing sales at s24. Lard, lsc.
ST. LOUIS, December 9.-Flour steady.
Corn advancing and quoted at 81 mixed,
s1.059Sl.OS; yellow and white, $1,000
S1.l0; ear, 92G95c. Clear sides, 1870
l4Ac. Lard, l214Gl3c.
WILMINGTON, N. c., December g.
Spirits turpentine nominal at 49,; no
sales. Rosin quiet at $26S2.25 for low No.
l. Tar declined sales at S23S2.15. Cot
ton quiexat l411ac. for middling.
CHARLESTON, December Cotton par
TALLY declined Lc.; sales, 500 bales: re-
ceipts, $50 bales; middling, l6A9l6Tc.
AUGUSTA, December 9.-Cotton very &C.
tive during the morning, but closed dull /;
sales, 1900 bales receipts, G4O bales New
York midd lings, 15c.
SAVANNAH, December 9.-Cotton quiet
but steady; middlings, 1885,; sales, s95
bales; receipts, 408 bales.
MOBILE, December 9.-Cotton closed
dull at l59l54c sales, 1,lO0 bales; re-
ceipts, 6,S06 bales-largest of the season (;
exports, 1875.
NEW ORLEANS, December 9.-Cotton
sitter sales, 400 bales; receipts since Sa-
turday, 1888 bales; exports, 3,448 bales.
Sugar active at full prices common, lie. (;
prime, 1870. Molasses better (; fair, 60c. /;
prime, zoe. Gold, 1865.
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The only legislation now threatened OF
great national Importance, upon WHICH
sharp party lines viii probably be Jri y TO-
be revived in the bill to enforce negro sur
rage alike in all the States; and on TINS
there will be division among the RepuDn'
can members. The opponents Of that mea,
sure, among whom may be mentionso
Senator Trumbull, appear TO DC III JIG
majority.
An Alexandria paper says: n gresI
many counterfeit 6fty-cent notes nave
lately been put in circulation in this Guy
aud 50 great has the evil become thai inc nc
police have been instructed to epdeavor 10
ferret out from whence they are Issued"
The monument on Plymouth rock has
been completed. The last stone was
placed upon the structure on Saturday,
when the ashes of some OF the pilgrim
fathers were deposited in one Of the cham
Ders.
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TerFfhla Gale.

OswEGo, December 7.-There was ter
rible gale Of wind on Lake Ontario last
night, and number of disasters are re-
ported.
KINGSTON, C. W., December THE
schooner E. B. Allen, from Chicago for
Ogsdensburg, with 10000 bushels of corn,
struck in the harbor last night during the
gale, and sunk in fourteen feet water.
ROCHESTER, N. Z, December There
was heavy gale Of wind in this region last
night. The new Catholic church at Spen-
cerport, in this county, was blown down.
Loss fully 10000.
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The Markets.

NEW YORK, December 9-Noon.-Flour
10000, wheat 2G3c., corn &C., oats lc.
better. Rye firm. Pork steady at s2l.56A.
Lard steady at l2%0l3A. Cotton quiet
at III. Freights quiet. Turpentine q
shade lower ct $50. Rosin quiet; COM
mon strained,,S3. !
Stocks strong. Money, 7per cent. Gold,
1861. 5-2O's, 81, old, lO7as; new, 1919.
Sterling steady.
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Murder I'm Massachusetts.

WORCESTER, December s. Thomas
Leonard, Jr., aged twenty-one years, was
murdered last night in West Boylston, near
this city. The police this morning arrested
his father, an Irishman, aged about fifty
years, on the charge of committing the
deed. Both are known to have been drunk
and fighting last night. The old man says
three men came in and killed Tom. The
deed was done with an axe. The walls and
ceiling were spattered with blood. Young
Leonard was desperate character, having
spent the best portion of the last FIVE years
in iail
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TERRIBLE RAvAGEs OF CHOLERA AT SEA-
SEyENrY-F1yE DEATHs.-The ship Lord
Brougham arrived at the New York quarsn-
tine last Friday with cargo of disease
and death. She reports having lost during
the voyage rs out of so2 steerage passen-
gers from cholera. The number who are
now down with the disease is twenty
MANY of those who have beenill look like
skeletons.
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p,ecut,ou or a Murderer.

sr. LOUIS, December Peter Chris
man was executed yesterday in the county
;a aID ward ia presence of ifty-odd specta,,
,ors for the muder of Edward Ross ana
s W. near ,e ST. Louis. He died rather hard
swing to the moose slipping after ne mao
Sron1ed hut in forty minutes life vas ek-
t;nnt He confessed the crime.
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Great Destruction OF Railroad Pro-
perty.

OswEGo, N. T., December IA terri,
b,e accident occurred on the Oswego and
Rome railroad last night. An extra freight
train with empty cars, which left Richland
for this city, ran into tree which was
blown across the track about three miles
west of Pulaski. The engine Deios De
Wolf was thrown from the track, turned
bottom up. and her woodwork destroyed
by fire. Five Of the freight cars took nre'
and were also destroyed. The engineer
Jesse Trumbull, and the fireman, John
Mather. were scalded to death. A wreck
inc train has been seat to the scene OF the
disaster, and the track will soon be clear.
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Fire at the Maltby House.

BALTIMORE, December 6.-A fire occur
red here this afternoon in the rear build
ing of the Maltby House. Loss estimated
at $4,000; insured.
An employee of the hotel, who was
asleep in his room when the fire occurred,
was seriously burned about the head and
lower extramities. He is now doing well.
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Special dispatch to the Chronicle.
Important Movement In Favor OF
General Grant.

PHILADELPHIA, December 8.-The Union
League of Philadelphia, the most infuen-
tial political organization in America,
numbering 1000 of the leading men OF
Pennsylvania, bankers, lawyers, capital
lists, clergymen, manufacturers, and me-
chanics, all Radicals, will tomorrow eve
ming decide in favor Of General Grant for
the Presidency.
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Dtssatisfied Southern Emierant

Dissatisfied southern EmlSr8Mts.
HAVANA, December '9.-The southern
emigrants who recently settled in Hondu-
ras feel much dissatisfied with the course
of the British Government towards them.
Governor Austin had granted them lands
on which to settle, and given them privi-
leges which the Home Government has
disapprOYed.
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THE MYSTERIOUS AFFAIR AT THE RESI-,
pENcE OF Mr.. J. S. MooN.-The mysteri-
ous gentleman has made no demonstrations
for the past few days at the residence Of
Mr.. Moon. He doubtless needs rest, and
is perhaps sick.-Scottsviue Register.
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Complaint OF an American Whale,

Complaint OF an American "haier.
SAN FRANCISCO, December IA Homo
lulu letter of November Is says Captain
Enos, commanding whaleship, reports
being ordered from Ochoshock cruising
ground by Russian gunboat. He was
given twenty -fours in which to leave,
otherwise the Russian threatened to sink
his vessel
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1867-12-10

TIE CoTToS TAx.-The House bill ex-
empting all cotton grown after this year
from taxation is now under consideration
BY the Senate Finance Committee. Inc
Washington Express says:
"Two or three members at least are
strongly opposed to it, and we learn tna1
Senator Morrill,, of Vermont, will make an
elaborate argument against the Din "heh
il comes before the Senate"
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As to Walls opposing the war, that proud
distinction he divides with the entire BE-
mocratic party. The time is coming when 81
that will be an honor to be envied.-GaAi-
anoLs LOhiol Dispatch.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1867-12-10

The kid glove dealers in. Boston are said
70 have sold $4,000 worth Of "kids" to
the audiences of Mr.. Dickens, who has
finished his readings Of that city, and is
now in New York.
A destructive fire ragged in the woods
back of Racine, Wis.,, last week, for three
DAYS, burning up houses, barns, fences,
hay stacks, and other agricultural pro-
perty.
A practical farmer of West Virginia
saws that the rust has made its appearance
in the growing crop of wheat this fall-a
thing never before known in that section
The river at Hartford, Conn.,, is nearly
blocked BY floating ice, and navigation
must speedily close in that region
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Death of Rev. Ambrose Manahan.
UTICA, N. z, December REV. Am
brose Manahan, D. D., an eminent Catholic
theologian and author, died at Troy to-day.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1867-12-10

The Political RevOlutiOn-A Demo-
cratic Mayor Elected in Boston.
Boston, MASS, December 9.-The mu-
disqualification to-day resulted in the cleo
ton of Shurtleff (Democrat) as Mayor.
This is the first triumph of the Democrats
in Boston since the days of Andrew jack
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ss IMPORTANT TO WHOLESALE
de 1o--4

BE STEARINE SOAP.-This best OF all
family soaps, now SO favorably known all over
the United States, Is, as Its name indicates, made
Of tho "hard substance Of pure tallow" upon an
entirely new principle. Clothes need no boiling,
no rubbing on washboard one pound will go
as far as three pounds OF other family soaps II
1t does not give satisfaction return 1t at our ex-
pense. Beware Of limitations the genuine Ia
made only by
McKRONE, VAN HAAGEH & CO.,
Manufacture g,
90 south Front street, Philadelphia; 80 Hbrclay
street, New York. no 3o-ec9 SIN
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1867-12-10

Enthusiasm for General Hancock
state Convention.
NEW ORLEANS, December general
Hancock has revoked General Mowers
order removing Adam Griffin, Secretary
of State, and Hypolite Peratta, State
Auditor, and has restored them to their
former positions.
General Hancock visited the opera
Saturday night, and, being recognized
was greeted with enthusiastic cheers. The
band struck up Hail Columbia.
No business of Importance was trans
acted in the State Convention to-day.
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over 300 new buildings baye been erect
al this year at Wipona, Ainnesota'
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statement OF the Public Debt of the
United States ON tho LIST OF Decem.

StHteHnent OF the Public Eebt OF the
United States ON tho LIST OF Decem.
her, 1862.
DEpr BEARING coIs INTEREST.
FL epeg cent.
bonds. 1900. 1905, 1872, $50 90
Six per cent.
bonds Of 81, IS I4,eso,s4l 50
Six per cent.
bonds, lSSl... 2S2, T3l, $50 90
Six per cent $50
Observation-Disclosures 90
Navy pension
fund.-. 100000 90
----s1, $40, S67, ssl so
DEBT BEARING CURRENCY ISTE.
RRsT.
Six per cent.
= bonds ......... s1s, eol, 900 90
Three year COM
interest notes. 81. 249 $40 M
Three year 7-so
Three per cent
esrsiheatsa..... l2,ss5ooo 90
s7s,a02, 400 90
aArrRHD DEBT NOT PREsRSTRp
For PAYMENT.
Three year 7-So
notes due Au-
= gust 10, 1857. $2,S0,, 400 90
rest notes ma
tured juno 10,
July TO- Au-
gust l5,and Oc-
:, tober Is, 1867 :. 7,os5.7,o 90
Bonds, Texas In
:, demnty 5000. 2oo, 900 90
Treasury notes,
acts July IL,
1851 and prior
, thereto ........ le3, oh ca
Bonds, April Is,
1872 ............ o4,o6l Ga
Treasury notes,
March 8, 1862. $685. 90
temporary loan, 1850, 900 IS
Certificates ofin-
debtedness..... 1000 90
-- l4,l7s,ses So
DEBT BEARING NO INTEREST.
United States
notes. $3.50, pc, 473 90
Fractional cur
rency .......... so,s2s, as4 o5
Gold certificates
of deposit...... lS,4ol, 400 90
-- 4o5 543, 1857 O5
Total debt. s., 6ss 1885,, 572 6S
Amount in Urea
sury, coin 49,. 800, 500, 645 60
Amount in Trea-
sury, currency, 37,4S6,l 75 "a
l3s, lie, $50 93
Amount Of debt, less cash in
Treasury. 50, sol ,2o5, 751 IS
=-====--
The foregoing is q correct statement OF
the public debt, as appears from the books
and 'Treasurer's returns in the Depart
ment, on lst Of December, 1867.
HUGH McCULLoCH,
Secretary of the Treasury.
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gDecGGC Notices.

HE CHRISTMAS -PREPARE FOR 1T /!
OLD APPLE BRANDY,
BUM,
IRISH WHISKY,
COOKING WINE,
PORT and SHERRY WINE,
FRENCH BRANDY and GIN,
FIvE-YEAR OLD RYE wHIsKEY-warranted
LONDON PORTER,
CRUSHED, POWDERED, and COFFEE So.
CARS,
PRIMB LAGUAYRA and RIO COFFEES,
SUPERIOR GREEN and BLACK TEAS,
FLOUR and BUCKWHEAT,
BUTTER and LAID,
In store for sale by JOHN NJ. HIGGINS,
1910 Franklin street,
de low near Old Market.
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Heg 1867. CHRISTMAS. 1867.
ANDREW ANToNI respectfully invites atten-
ton to bis large and select assortment OF FRENCH
and AMERICAN CONFECTIONERY, including
EXTRA REFINED CANDIES
Of his own manufacture, which, for purity and ex-
cellence of flavor, have for the past eighteen
years been pronounced by competent judges
THE BEST AS WE'LL AS THE CHEAPEST
made or sold In this city.
Call and examine my stock.
ANDREW ANTONI,
south side Main street. below the post Office.
de l0-lw
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1867-12-10

The foregoing is q correct statement OF
the public debt, as appears from the books
and Treasurer's returns in the Depart
ment, on lst Of December, 1867.
HUGH MCCULLoCH,
Secretary of the Treasury.
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l4,l7S,363 So
405,543,S57 05

Total debt. -. So, 639, 1882, 572 6S
Amount in Trea-
sury, coin $3.50. 800, 800 ,645 GO
Amount in Trea-
sury, currency, 37,4s6,l75 "a
Toe 1-g 500 90
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Amount Of debt, less cash in
Treasury. 50, sol, 2o5,
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CO71fectjOgaerjeS.

now TO SAVE TROUBLE AND
IA EXPENSE-Go to BOssIEUX'S. I4ls Main
1t Is as good az on can make, and much cheaper
At least, this Ia the evidence OF large number OF
lad les who have used It. For sale by the pound,
bucket, barrel, or by the jar.
LOUIS J. BOs5fEUX,
de5 Confectioner
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(SAVIEeS INSTITuTIOH.)

(sAVINes INsTITuTIOH.)
OFFICE At THE NATIONAL EXCHANGE BANK.
SUBSCRIBED CAPITAL, ssoo, 600.
THIS INSTITUTION ALLOWS Six PER CENT.
OF DEPOSITS
DAVENPORT. JR.. Presidents.
yAMES MILLER, Cashier.
DIRsoToRs.
Z. A. Paino, L. D. CYsnshaw, W. Z. CHARLES,
Vim. q. Lyons. Jr., Z. z. Blsnksn.
A. Bodeker, B. B. Wefsiger, chip,
w. A. spott, Moses Rllyson, J. B. Winston,
4. L. Hllett, Jas. W. Archer, A. A. Hutehin-
Z. r. Taylor, J.Rosenbaum, son,
w. 3. Bnford, NV. Hall, T. w. boswell,
J. A. Bslvin, W. z. Gray, W. X. Tanner,
r. o. Dudley, Alfred Noses, J. ID. Eowln.
The security offered to depositors 10 undoubted,
and the institution should scmmend itself 10 al
classes.
The attention Of all in city and country is called
to this Institution. Here they win and security,
convenience. and profit. Sums as small a. one
dollar may be deposited and six per cent intsres,
received on same.
Once hours from "a. II. tosP. H.; on Saturday
from A. II. tosP. N, and from to 81. II.
10 u-d&swts
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lTAMEs MACHIR H0GE. ATTOR~
81 My AT Law and NOTARY PUBLIC. n Ris ca
civ OF Richmond and adjoining ccuntss. bann-
ruptey causes attended 10, and psrfienia 49, w "a
ton paid 70 collections. once over Msuiy 80
ONCE box soS. WS@s /.
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MILLS & RyANT, TOBACCO Elk
wi CHAgGg, RICHMOND, Va, BR0KRRs and
COMMISSION MERCHANTS for the purehass and
Orders solicited. Liberal advances mads on con.
signments: Refer 70 A. :. HARVEY. President Of
Esn Ri.h bmnn Va 49, usssnnacr
Co., New York Aesars. JoHHsos q THoaPsos,
Boston. Mass. ~ 2-s
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Communications Merchants.


g M. WILLIAMSON formerly Of a.
y: Stokes col WHg n aL g ,Ise .ss
1918 Gary street, between Thirteenth and Virginia
streets RiehpSnd Vs. VI give ssrss as ;asgsa
% his patrons full market prices and prompt re-
turns.
Advances will be made on eonsignmsnts In
hand.
Refers, by psrmission, 10 Planters National
Bank Of Virginia; A. r. Harvey, Esq, President
aationsl Bank Of Virginia; Msssrs. HsIyeys =
q. Maury q Co., Bankers; Harrison, Goddin q
Appereon, Real Estate Auct.onssrs. : ..r.tI
RIoHaosD, October 10, 1867. oc 3i-5n
.HWYNN, GOTTEN q CO.; CoTToN
MERCH ANTS, los WEST LoaDARp STREET,
striet personal attention given to sales Of COT.
TON, TOBACCO, and GRAla.
Refer to General Walter Gwynn, y, O.. General
Joseph &. Anderson, Colonel Q. Q. Tompains, A.
D. Tovnas, Richmond, Va.
HENRY GWYNN, OF Baltimore;
z. E. C0TTEH, late OF Tarboro' N. C.i
WALTER GWYNN, JR., late Of South. Carolins.
&c 3S-eOda N &sw5m t.2 ~ feN3 r>s&4ef
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pAISINS, CURRANTS, &c.
III so boxes RAIsINS.
800 pounds CURRANTS,
SEQ pounds ALMONDS.
no % cambridge q AyDRRs0H

TO COUNTRY MERCHANTS.-We
i are Offering our DOUBLE RBFINBD CAN
common article You buy In northern elites Our
Candies have widespread reputation as being
the best that are made, and were deemed worthy
sver'been given TO Candies by the many fairs and
exhibitions held In this city. Give us q trial.
ANDREW PlZZtHI& CO.,
no2l sol Brosd street
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SIX per cent.
bonds ......,..
Three year com.
inter6st notes
Three year 7.So
notes.
Three per cent.
certificates 80.
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and sound policy, and we call upon our
Governments Federal and State, to use all
necessary Constitutional means TO remedy
this evil
8. Resoiusd, That the Radical majority In
the so-callcd Congress have proved them
selves to be in favor Of Negro Suffrage by
forcing " upon the peopleo the District
of Columbia against their almost unani-
nous wish, solemnly expressed at the polls,
by forcing IL upon the people of all the
Territories, and by their various devices to
coerce the people of the South 60 adopt II
that we are opposed to Negro Suffrage, be-
licving It would be productive of evil to
both whites and blacks, and tend to pro-
duce a disastrous conflict of races.
a. Resolved, That for all their efforts to
uphold the Constitution we tender to the
President and to the majority Of the Judges
Of the Supreme Court of the United States
our hearty thanks
s. Resoiued. That we are IN favor Of a
Democratic Convention of delegates from
all the States. to be held at such time aud
place as may be agreed upon. and that the
State Central Committee be authorized tc
concur with other proper committees IN
fixing time and place, and that we prefer
! Louisville, KY. as the place.
| g. ResUiued That the Democratic news
papers of Ohio deserve our earnest and lib
eral support and that an early and thorough
organization of the party Is Indispensable
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The DAILY EMPIRE.
ALL SORTS OF ITEMS.

Artemus Ward SAYS, "Brisham Young
has 200 wives-"he loves not wisely but two
hundred well.o The pretty girls In Utah
mostly marry Young.
Twenty years age the Pacific Mail s. s.
Company began business with capital of
S2OO0OO and two small steamers. They
have now fleet of thirty steamships all
paid for, and have during their existence
divided over Sl0,000,00O to the shareholders.
A Scotch blacksmith thus defines meta
| physics; Two men are disputinI nIthegether
--he that's listenin' disna ken what he that's
| speakin' means, and he that speallin' disna
ken whats he's sayin' himself-that's meta
physics"
! The population of Texas at the beginning
Of the war was between 100000 and 100000.
/ IL is now at least 100000. 1t will soon
have as large population rs the State of
New Gork-3,S27,S ,S27. Population is flow
ing into 1t from every part of the civilized
world.
When quite a young girl the late famous
French actresse Mile. Georges, made the
campaign of Germany with the first En-
! peror Napoleon. The scandalOus chronicles
of that epoch are full of the loves of the
Emperor and Mile. Georges.
1t turns out, as we expected it would,
that General Butler has not sued Brick
| P0meroy for slander, nor had any cores
pOndence with him on the subject 1t was
merely an advertising dodge Of Bricks.
Five persOns-a Canadian Frenchman.
his wife and three childreu-attempted to
cross Detroit river, from Detroit to Cana
da, on the ice, on Friday, The treacherous
bridge gave way, and the father, mother
and two of the children, were drowned
one only. little girl, was saved.
The Vienna Gazette calculates that, as
! tho rpg1lt pf tbp upNN militnrv sVgtap, aInnt- =
ed in Austria, the army will amount 60
100000 men, of whom 100000 will be on
the active list, and the residue in the first
and second reserves. To furnish the active
force will require more than one-seventh
of all the available men in the empire.
Thgre is in progress in Nashville. a civil
suit against the rebel General William II.
Bate, instituted by General Hickman. for
N25,000 damages. 1t is alleged that the
former, in 1862. while a confederate com
mander at Huntsville, Alabama, imprisoned
Hickman.
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Afal Getatf
Z--1--1--1------- --.--tt----
LENTz c. APPLEGATE,
REAL ESTATE AGENTS,
Office 323 Third street, North Side.
DAyTON. OuIo.

"A SMALL FARM, 81 ACRES; !; GOOD
brick house and well improved, sis miles. from
Dayton, adjoining Liberty 800 ....
A fine residence, bk acres, ANoll improved,
within one mile Of Dayton f8,80G.
A frame house and four acres, on Grecncastle
Hill-f2.0O0 Cheap.n
A laIm of 1870 acres. on Bear Greek, good land,
for $40 per acre. f...
A farm two miles from Dayton. on the Coying.
ton pikUi " acres Of land; good brick hOubtlurgU
new barn and other out. buildings, in good oiutr
Good brick house and sixteen acres a lhi.d on
Greencastlc Hill, viii be sold cheap, ID sold soon
Small farm of twenty mine acICs. siN mile nom
Dayton, on Liberty pike, wcll Improved. " ill be-
sold cheap and on easy terms,
Good farm ne " teuteryille, in Washington
township, of 1885, aires knUWn us the ItNlls
iurtn, all in the best oi order " III be lu thtut
NuOd tarm, an An good or Cr iu Naltu.tt Ity
on Lebanon rO,ui rom MiualttUNh. ul uLt ltii.
dred and fourteen Huu one hall utltt d. ihlk.ll
Good farm Of 60 acres. ~ liChIt cont. - lev
isburg and Nest baltilLoTc tO.U. LtN l,ttt .It
lmrn, goud young ", hAlu, allrtn tlt httt tttu
| iuttt b 'ttum Lana. on AnltI = 1Ml Nlbttti
GUUd frame house aud lot On iotItL y bltNt
| hlgh water marx sulu at a bal kaIi D. sO.t -Uth
n iarn ol 100 acres nile north OF ftuW u sta
ton on Western u, H., on Twin Lreek, well in'-
| farm OF b2 acres good improy ements vt
| Browns station, ON Western Il r. t32O
A farm OF 20 acres, on GermuntoWn PIKE. 3 milps
| from Dayton 5000
number Oi houses aud lots in different part. ~
| the city. All Will be sold cheap
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