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Le Louisianais. [volume] (Convent, La.) 1865-1883, 1867-11-02
Fiat dc In LOuisia
C0uf lu Quatriemc District Judiriaire.
PAROlSSE Sr-JACQUEs.
Succession ei Communicate de CfcHs Iregy,
fpousc d'Edouard Webre Gs.

epouSf d Edou0Td We6Te US.
At,endu qu'Eionard Webre 6is, do Ia Pa.
roi~se St-Jarqnes, Administrator de la Succes.
sion de sa femme dactd6e, Ceci T,egre, u
enl'aSse Ell ce,,e C"ur son compte final dad.
minlstratinn de la tiie Succession ct Cnmmu.
nan,e, de"andant Fhomologa,ion d'icelui e, sa
decharge:
Avis public est par lie presen, donne a ,ous
cenx y 'nleresses. d'avoir 4 dednire par 6cri,,
dams t'ente jours de la date du present avis, at,
bureau du Greffier de cetle Cour, les raisons
pour lesquelles il ne serait pas iait droi, d la
de'nande du dit pe,,ionnaire.
Par ordre de Ia diie Cour
I. S. GAUDET, Greffier.
PaEoisse ~St-Jacqnes, 26 Octobre 1867.
Le Louisianais. [volume] (Convent, La.) 1865-1883, 1867-11-02
-IrOurf-

I'm pe,i, naMlcs ssE sse, non e,ampa. sans
s's"es particnIiers. lie proprittaire pourra lie
reprendre, apres proprif,e con~,a,te @, fraiS
pages, chez NJ. AAvTER HOLBET, par"is-e 81.
jacques, rive ,%lroite, a denx miles an.a.ssns
de la Maison de Cnur. 1907,
Le Louisianais. [volume] (Convent, La.) 1865-1883, 1867-11-02
St. JAMES EMPORIUM BRANCH,

OUNLItI EfUl lAE Ter OCIOBRE.
n1ay> ". Aubcri, Tet.stcr 4 Cic.,
annoncent aux habitan,s DE- la Paroisse Saint.
Jacques qu'ils virnn"nt h'onvrir I'M nouyeau
magasin sur la proprie,a de Mime We. Eu.
gene Bourgeois, Give ganchel, a l'en,,ee du
chem,n lie Ia Grandr Poin,a, desinua sous Ie
nom de ST, JAMES EMPORIUM BRANCH,
lis anrnnt con-,amm-nl en- maaasin on as.
sortilneut tres varia d. MARCHANDISES
SECHES, CHAPELLERIE. CHAUSSUEES.
SEI.LERIE, QUINCAILkERIE, FERBLAN.
TERIE, VAISSELt.E, vERRERiE, PARFU.
MERLE de IuBrN. CoUDEoY, MoyrpiLAs, 81,
lie IA SocliTs HyG1eslauE.z PHARMAClE.
CONSERvES, GROCERIES, WINS ., IL
QUEURS des meillenrs crnS, CONFISERIE.
etc etc en- IN mo, tons les ARTICLES que
doit c%on,enir un Establishment de premier
0rdre.
Prix moder6s-Prix de Ia ville.-saa
~PncauGs a %acIe,rr an plus hau, prix
da marche par lie soussiyna
O%ct.ls.-2. II. c. COLOMB.
Le Louisianais. [volume] (Convent, La.) 1865-1883, 1867-11-02

u Ann daviler anx habiiants dc Ia Pa.
ro's-e Sl.Jacq"'s IN displacement, qni pourtait
les con'rar'sr dams lenrs orcnralions. NJ ].
iAPoRTE, cofdo' niet 81 bother, So trans por,.ra
chez rs prIson"-> uni v"nl,ont hen Ia, ron.
fer da travail e, I'llouoler Do Ieur cvnfiance.
Le Louisianais. [volume] (Convent, La.) 1865-1883, 1867-11-02

ON THE POPULAR ONE PRIZE PLAN,
Giving svery Patron a 1andsome and
Reliable Watch for the low Prico
a Zen Dollars!
WITHOUT REGARD TO VALUE,
AND NOT TO BE
Paid for unicss Perfectly sati.factory.
100 Solid God Hunting Watches. $3.50 to $50
100 Magic Ca..d Gold Watches 29O to 800
100 Ladies' Watches, enamelsd. leo to 800
200 Gold Hunting Chronemeler do. go to 300
900 Gold Hunting English Levers 900 to $50
800 God Hunting Duplex Watches $50 to 200
500 Gold li"n,g American Watches 100 10 $50
500 Silver Hnn,i"g Levers so l." $50
500 Silver Hunting Dupirae. - to $50
900 Gold Ladies' Watches . so to $50
1000 Gold Hunting Larines. 80 to Is
1000 NJ iscell4n.ons Silver Watches. so to 100
$500 linn,ing Silver Watches. 25o SO
5000 Assorted Watches, all kinds 10 to "a
o. Every patron obtains a watch BY this arrange.
nlent, costing bot $40, while ii may he worth $3.50. No
Partially .hown.
Mcssrs. Hin. Porter Il On, 2 and 4 Dey street, New
York Guy, wish to Immediately dispose Of the above
magnificent stock. Certificates, naming the articles, are
placed in sealed envelopes, and well mixed. Holders are
entitled 10 the article. named on their certificate, upon
payment, Of Sill, whether it be a watch worth $50 @.
Iess. The return of our certificates entities yon To the
artic lie named thereon. upon payment, irrespective of
its worth, and as no nrticl. valued less than SO is
named on any certificate, i, will u, once be seen tina.
this is
No Lottery, bat a straight f"rrard legitimate
Transaction, mhirh may be participated
in ertn BY The mosf faNidions.
A single certificate will b. sen, by mail, pos, rad,
upon rec-ip, OF o cents, five fr 81 eleven for 50
thitty.three and An elegant premium for s. sixty ii.
and a more valnab'- premium 70, $40, one hundred and
a mos, superb watch Tor SIS. To agents or those see /.
ing employment this is a rare opportunity. II is n l,gi,
,mat conducted business, duly authorized by the gov,
ernmen', aud open to the most careful sctn,,ny. THY IT
Address nm. Porter 4 Co,
Ag.3l 9 and 4. Dey S., N. Y.
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Magnolia Store
WHITE HALL POINT

N. Niir'sssd AVERT. les habitants dc Saint
%Jacqnes qnll ,,endra t%unjours a leu, DISPOSE
tn" "n assortment c",npIei lie MARKHAM
Discs SECllES, lie GROCERIES et do PRO.
VISIONS de loolss sor.es aux prir les plus
modi Is.
u life ega'"ment un pris Tres syan,ageux
nA-hablla"'s p""r LEAFS p%'"iui,s, tells que /:
SuCRE, COTTON, PACANES, etc
o. lie terry dn White Hall, On face le rae.
c"nrci Pedssriaus, e>i tenn par NJ GIeAup e,
Traverse passengers, che,aux u volintes.
Le Louisianais. [volume] (Convent, La.) 1865-1883, 1867-11-02
Prix oourant de- la Mouvelle. orlean.

FIX UOurant dc Ia W0uVelle. Orleans.
Or l4l 4 l42. - Cotton l6 4 10. -Sucrp, 70 a
tic. Melasse. IS d Toe. lie gal. - Cafe. % d
26c.-Farine $40 a Sl4.-Mars 81 70a9l 75c.
he boissean. Pore, @244 a Se64-Saindoux,
l43 1 lsc. la livre.-Bacon: epaules, isle. la
iivre; 27c. les jsmbons cures au sucre. - Riz.
sa Zee. Ia |ivre-Beurre, e5 d 45c.-Fromaga,
IL a zee. la Iivre-Huile de Charlton, so a zoe,
lie galon.-Whiskey, IS a 40c. lie gallon.
Le Louisianais. [volume] (Convent, La.) 1865-1883, 1867-11-02

--$ t1tse~ of IO%uj>iNMa.
PARISH OF SAINT-JAMEs,
Le Louisianais. [volume] (Convent, La.) 1865-1883, 1867-11-02

La suite AT proclaim numtro. J
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Ag. 31.)
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1867-02-26
From Columbus.

lSpeclAl TO the Cincinnati Enquirer
COLUMBUS, February 25-In the Senate n
bill passed amending the law relative TO
costs In criminal cases, so as to allow Police
Judges, Mayors, constables, &C., In cases
where the State fails, not exceeding one
hundred dollars cost, at the discretion of
the County Commissioners.
Bills were introduced by MIR. Knowles
reducing the number of Trustees of the
Chlldren's Home, and making Trustees,
superintendent and Clerk without COM
peusation.
executors bonds to sign In the presence of
a Probate Judge.
BY Mr.. Brown-Forbidding common
carriers from receiving or using railroad
passes.
Allowing trustees the same power as
guardian In selling lands of minors.
Mr.. Wilson, member elect of Congress,
tcndered his resignation rs II Senator, TO
take effect on Thursday.
The balance of the day was spent In
Committee Of the Whole on the Penlten-
tlary Bill
In the House, Mr.. Young introduced a
bill to prevent certain branches of trade In
the vicinity OF State Institutions.
By Mr.. Nixon-Maklng the 22d Of Feb
ruary a legal holiday.
BY Mr.. .Clark-Authorizlng the Board of
TO pay debts.
BY Mr.. HOugh--Authorizlng the Com
missioners of Delaware County to build a
Court House.
The bill passed amending section d55 OF
the Code of Civil Procedure.
An Intellectual effort was made to recon-
slider the vote by which the bill placing
roads TO be worked under control ofTown-
ship Trustees, was passed.
The House went into Committee of the
Whole on the School Bill.
Mr.. Stedman moved to strike out that
portion which allowed German TO be
taught.
The motion was opposed by Messrs. Hill
and Fitzgerald at Some length aud with
much warmth II was then defeated.
Mr.. Nixon offered resolution to nav
Miles Greenwood 1924 for .muskets OBJ
tained for three hundred and ninety Ohio
volunteers. Laid on the table.
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1867-02-26
SALE OF FINE TIMBER
LAND.

j. W. Splitter, ct al, VS. Jacob Splitter ct al. ON
Partition. Superior Court. Case 1898.
TN obedience 10 the order Of Partition, Issued by
Il the Superior Court Of Montgomery County,
ohio, WIN offer at public sale, on
Saturday, 4droh 10, 1887
At two O'Clock P. NJ, at the door Of the Court
House. in Dayton, Montgomery County, Ohio, tho
following described real estatei
Being the northeast quarter OF section thirty
three 1881, Ia township i've (b, range Ave 6), east
of Ave degrees TO the lett, and measuring as iol-
lows: The south boundary line from the center
OF said section. being one hundred und slNty-two
poles; the east boundary limo being one hundred
and y-nine and One-hAlf poles the north
boundary line being one hundred and sixty -une
and One.hAlf poles marked ON the ground, con
tanning one hundred and sixty -One and one half
acres more or less subject, however, 10 the tract
of acres % Of the northeast corner heretofore
conveyed for church, which Is described as fol
lows:
beginning at the northeast corner and running
west ~ rods thence south 10 rods thence east ~
rods thence north 10 rods. Said real estate has 70
acres of the best timber In the county suitable for
building purposes and also has q good twO.story
brick dwelling and frame tenant house, barn
and all other necessary utbuildings aud is situa
ted eight miles from Dayton ON the salem Road
and near the salem Pike, said farm has been ap
praised at t74 per acre, and can not sell for less
than two.thirds the appraised value thereof tiroe
of dOwer)
TERMS or sALE-Ono.t third cash on day of
sale one third IN one year, and one.third In two
years from date of sale, Deferred payments 10
bear interest and 90 be secured by mortgage on
said promises, O. g. II. DAVIDSON, SheTin.
\ NJ. SULLIVAN, Attorney Feb 23, '6I. WITS
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News by Telegraph and Mails.

A New York despatch says; That official
parliamentary statements show that the
Fenan movement against Chester Castle,
was avery serious and alarming affair.
An lrish-American officer serving In the
Fenian ranks, It is said, betrayed the secret
of the movement to the authorities.
Mr.. j. NJ. RoosA. the brother of the
RoosA whose family was murdered by
COVERT died at Deeriicd, last Saturday
night
The rumor that GOV. ANDREWS Is TO have
u seat in the Cabinet is again revived.
The Radical Convention for State nomi
nations in Kentucky, is to meet mt Frank
fort to-day.
Mr.. SHERMAN has introduced n bill to
consolidate the National debt into six per
cent. bonds.
The Missouri State Senate has passed
bill submitting to the people the question
of amending the State Constitution
by striking out the word white"
The Spanish Government intend the inn
mediate formation Of Board of Public
Works for Cuba.
1t IL stated that all the non German mem
bers Of the Austrian Diet have united.
The proposition to redeem compoundein-
terest notes by the issue of greenbacks.
will not be compromised by the Committee
of Conference.
Secretary McCULLocH fully agrees with
the House bill which gives him discretion
AIRY power over the issue Of additional
greenbacks.
A Toronto dispatch says; An advance
copy of the Canada Confederation Bill has
been received. The name Is to be the
Kingdom of Canada.
The Governor of Illinois has signed the
bill for the construction of a new State
capitol at Springfield.
Governor BRowNLow has issued proc
lamatiOn announcing his determination to
call ont the militis for the protection of
Union men in Tennessee,
A locomotive exploded on the New York
Central Railroad on the morning of the
25th, injuring the engineer, fireman and
several other parties. None fatally, how
ever.
iptiNNihS oPpNlhAiiNhNo "NiN NNh-
firme0by the United States Senate:
John M. Byers, Surveyor of Customs,
Nashville; George G. Mclean, do, Pitts
burg; Saroma Rood, do, Traverse City,
Michigan; John Kirkwood, Receiver of
Public Money, Little Rock; Eugene How
ell, Collector of Internal Revenue, Eighth
District of Ohio; B. +. Coolies, do, Eleventh
Districts; George j. Anderson. do, Ninth
District Ohio; Hampton y. Denman, of
Kansas Indian Superintendent Northern
uperintendency George g. Latham. West
Virginia, Consul to Melbourne; willard
Slocum, Assessor Internal Revenue, Tenth
District of Ohio; James NJ. Mcabling, do,
Fifth District Ohio; Edgar Spaulding, Col
lector of Customs, Port Huron, Michigan
II. X. Dodge. Postmaster, Columbus, Wis
consin.
A special Washington dispatch says It il
considered certain that MIR. SMYrIiE will be
removed from the Colectorship OF the port
Of New York
Three unlicensed distillerics were seized
In Brooklyn on the 25th.
Mr.. MALI, Belgian Consul General, died
on the 2ith.
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1867-02-26
sIIERIFF's SALE.

Elizabeth stout ct al - VIM, H. Conoyar ct al
superior Court, Order OF sale Case S5ss
DuRSu ANT TO an order Of sale issued By the
Il superior Court within And Tor the county OF
Montgomery and state OF Ohio and TO me al
rtcled, / vail oner at public sale at the door OF
'he Court House, in the city OF bHy ton, Ohio, on
SatsrddY, March 9, 1887,
AZ two O'Clock p n, the following real estate TO-
VII situate In Montgomery Count, Ohio being
part OF the northeast quarter OF section three tS
IN township tour ~, range i've lb). esst, Ac
bounded by beginning at stone In the north line
OF sad quarter In the center OF the salem Road
and running troui thence with the north line OF
said quarter north sdk deg east atty eight tbsi
poles To stunCi thence south "a deg east twe entN.
seven and eight ttnths taI $50 poles 10 A atone
thence parallel with the afst line soath s8k deg
west niteon poles 90 n stone in the Salem Road
thence with said salem Road 10 The place OF be,
ginning, containing seven % acres be the ,ne
more OF less being all the land owned by aid
JonOyer In said quarter section
said real estate has q two stnry brick dEeItng
house, and good frame shop, and a good stable
and other out buildings attached, andIs 4 desIrs.
bic location for store. ''-'lT.' N''~
said premises has been appraised at twenty. two
iS iSr' ls,s than two thirds the appraised value
TERMS OF sALE-cAsH So
q. q. H. DAVIDs0k5 Sherin.
w II. BELViLLK. Atty. Slwtt
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1867-02-26
BY TELEGRAPH.
From Washington.

loHtuihl 10 lne NlnNlnQhtt tnuutfefJ
WASHINGTON, February 25.--It is rumor-
ed that the President viii nominate 10 the
Senate negro for an important office The
rumor grows out of the fact that petition
has been presented TO the President, asking
him 20 appoint Fred. Douglass Commits
sioner of Freedmen's Bureau. The Presi-
dent has said that it would be a good op-
portunity TO test the sincerity of Radical
affection for the negro by submitting his
name to the Senate, but II is hardly proba-
bic IL will be-
There Is great interest excited In the
Georgetown election to-day, the first cleo
ton under the new suffrage law. The re-
suit Is not known nc this writing. The
Georgetown Union of this evening says, 'no
challenging has been allowed The negroes
from Virginia, Maryland aud Washington
have been protected at the polls to-day by
the District police, aud have voted undis-
turbed If we are beat it will be done by
four hundred illegal negro votes, polled and
protected by the Metropolitan police force.
superintendent Richards has been pres
ent during the day, and his orders have
been strictly carried out by the police off,
GERS. The election Is passing OFF quietly.
No disturbance of any kind has occurred
at this writing. IL IS impossible TO say
which ticket Will be elected. Ii fraud and
rascality VIII succeed, the negro ticket will
be elected. In the above report IL Is calcu-
lated that about one hundred and fifty
white votes have been cast for the Negro,
ticket. Twenty blue coats have been placed
at each precinct to see that all negroes,
without regard to right, have been allowed
to vote"
There Is no longer any doubt that the
President will veto the Military Govern
ment or sherman Bill, and that his message
Will be sent to- Congress, probably, on
wednesday or Thursday.
Charles ID. Welch, Radical was elected
by majority of ninety-six votes over
Henry Addison, present Mayor, who was a
Conservative white mans candidate. A
large number of the councllmen on Addi-
sons ticket are elected
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1867-02-26
THE BASIS OF REPUBLICAN
GOVERNMENT.

Resolved, That the several States composing the
United states are not united on the principle Of
unlimited submission TO their General Govern
ment, but that by compact, under the style and
title Of Constitution Of the Untod states, and Of
amendments thereto, they constituted u General
GOYernmunt for special purpOses-lolngnted TO
that Government certain definite powers, reserv.
ing, each state 70 itself, thqnIoslduary mass of
right 70 their self goyernmel " aud that when
ever the General Government assumes undelega-
ted power Us acts are unauthoritative void, and
OF no iofcei That 10 this compact each slate ac-
ceded as n State aud Is an integral party IL co
states forming, as 20 itself the other party that
the Government created by this compact was not
made the exclusive or final Judge Of the extent Of
the powers delegated 10 itself, slnce that would
have made It's discretion, and not the Constitution
the me sure of It's ,wUrS; but that as in all
other cases Of COMPACT AMONG POWERS HAVING
No COMMON JUDGE. ZACH PARTY HAS AN EQUAL
RI0ur TO JupGE ron ITSELF, As WELL OF GNFRAC.
TIONs AS or THE NODE AND MEAsuRE OF REDRESS. s.--
7As bgrf ksnfHohy RSsoiutioH QC 1913.
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MUST BD SOL
MUST 5n SOLD,
To clean sweep.
Go They Must, and Go They Shall
Our New & Desirable Goods

We Offer TO sell at prices corresponding with
preseAt times
Mr strauss Is here also ior the purpose OF max.
ing khOWn 70 the community at large, that our
facilities are tur superior 10 any other similar
business house Tor the reasons.
l. We buy our Goods iur Cash only
y We buy our foods In the AIastorn market di.
rect trom tho mills or their agents.
.. We have thum cut ana made by the most
scientific GuttorA and best ailuls.
81 q W. have always the latest styles, In Patterns
., We nave them manufactured under the OK.
elusive control OF our long experienced partnsr /
l., strauss ''' 50
o. we receive constantly fresh supplies from our
whOlos ale house in Cincinnati.
h we receive them at ftRsr COST, not paying
:, We don't LABOR under heavy EXPENSE
v No are not IN the habit Of mIsreprosentluE
our goods.
~ Wo have all our capital and energies om-
plOyed IN tins business aud
winch Is the most Important we sell goods with
the smallest profit
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1867-02-26
How to Make Greenbacks.

I WANT FIFTY GOOD MEN, TO travel aud sell
i my Fruit-tree inylgorator, by State county, or
simple right. Circulars OF reference from nu-
mcrous experienced parties, who have used II for
the last four years, show u 70 be An enterprise
which pays, and pays we'll, 10 every man who
cultlyates trees or vines.
Honest responsible and energetic men arr
needed but none other meet apply, and the best ot
references are required The business 50 far, has
demonstrated that with proper activity, from TWO
TO FIVE HUNDRED DOLLARS PR MONTH can be
realized, from now till tine ist April next
II BEST
jaBdqw No, I01 Jefferson, Dayton, Ohio
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1867-02-26
Democratic State Ticket.
FOR GOVERNOR:
ALLEN G. THURMAN.

FOR GOVERNOR:
ALLEN g. 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 or TREASURY:
VIM. SHERIDAN, of Williams.
FOR BOARD or PUBLIC WORKS:
ARTHUR HUGHES, of Cuyahoga.
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1867-02-26
ADMINISTRATORS SALE.

DURSU ANT TO the command Of an order of saIg
Il issued from the Probate Court OF nAmlItnn
County, ONO aud TO me directed / will oier ior
sale At public auction, on
Wednesday,, February 10. 1867 al 10 O'Clock An
On the premises the following real estate ylr
situated IN tue city of Dayton, county OF Mont.
gOmery, and state OF ohio, to wit.
Lot number thirty-two hundred and seventy.
elKht t2Ia on tbs recorded plat Of said city Of
Dayton, together with eight feet more or less on
the 1Orth side 1T lot number thirty two hundred
and seventy seven (3231l IA said city, eAceutlnE
that portion OF thu east end said lot which lies
east OF straight line, extending sOuthwardly
upon line with the west side OF nroWn street
being that part which Is Included In Bruwn street
W straightened. said premises being alIt .loul
feet three iulhcs % t. 3 in IN front on Brown
stroet-seventy-siN fuct three inches deep on tho
suuth SIDE sixty feet SAX inches wide on The alry
IA the rear OF SAID premises. and one hundred and
siN eet throe inches doel tho north side; ReinR
the same premises conveyed 10 John Adam schnc1
~ Jno, 5, Roach and vile by deed recorded in
Deed Hook II No. y pages S6-B ol the records OF
said Montgomery county, AppTuis, d al $3.50 sub
Joct To hie duWcr Of tho widow Ia the sum OF Sls
pur year during her natural lilo.
TERMS or sALE-Oue-half cash: balance in
one yoar from day Of sale, with siX por cent In
teress to be secured by mortgage on The premises
JOSEPHINE SCuNELL
Admnstratrix OF tho Estato OF JolH Adam
SChnell, deUeascd.
HkSHY SNOW, Attorney, Igw4
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1867-02-26
D. LENr2 ........ .....- JAMES APPLEGArK
LENTZ & APPLEcATF

X ~ A l. n = IA re NTS
NO, S29 THIRD STREET, DAYTON. ONO
Have a large number OF improved Farms in VA
rous parts Of this aud other states for sale Also
numerous lots In the city, which they Offor on IA.
NorAble terms feb ~, '67-dty
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1867-02-26
Bargains | Bargains | =!

FOR bARGAlNs, co 10
Darst's Store, No. "a Main Street,
Al the old stand Of Darst a Kneisly. Darst ia
selling out his entire stock OF Dress Goods without
regard TO cost Bleached and brown Muslins al
very low prices A n DAusp
Feb. e3 la61-daw3m
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1867-02-26
From st. LOuis-An Arrest and Re-
coVery of Suspected Stolen Bonds.

VU'oTy UI suspected StOIen bonds.
ST LOUIS, February pa young man
was arrested here to-day under suspicious
circumstances, on whose person were found
four iiye-twenty bonds of one thousand
each, with coupons attached of the follow
Ing numbers S855l, 1862, S9559, 7O422. Also
seven thirty bonds without coupons, of the
following numbers l66402, l5dl0i, l3037b,
692O2, 59203, 74493, l0S6S.
As the man offered the searching officer
large brbe to say nothing about the
bonds, II Is believed they have been stolen.
but unless information TO that effect is re-
ceived by the police, he will be released. as
the authorities have not sufficient evidence
to hold him. A considerable amount of
greenhacks and some jewelry were also
found on the man.
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1867-02-26
Auftioneers.
Business aJutitrs.
DYSPEPSIA! /!
Doctor
-. STRICLAND'S
TONIC.
DR.. STRICKLAND's

~I Tonic Is a concen.
rated preparation of Roots and Herbs, with
kntiacids and carminatives to strengthen
the stomach and nervous system. IL Il 2
certain remedy for Dyspepsia or Indlges
ty OF the stomach, Flatulency and Debility
IL Is not alcoholic, therefore particularly
Sulted for Weak, Nervous, and Dyspept +,
persons. For sale by all Druggists every :
where ats per bottle.