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sHERIFF's SALE.

Elizabeth x Stout ct al Ss Wm, II. COnOyer Ct Al.
Superior Court, Order oil sale. Case ASA.
DURSUAN 10 an order OF sale, Issued by the
superior Court within and for the county OF
Montgomery and state OF Ohio, and 70 me di
rected, l will oner at public sale at the door OF
the Court House, In the city OF Dayton, ohio. on
Saturday, A6rcA ', 1851,
Al two O'Clock P H., the following real estate to.
witt Situate IN Montgomery Count, Ohio, being
part OF the northeast quarter OF section three SS,
In township four 90, range i've ~, east, &C,
bounded by beginning at n stone 10 the north line
Of said quarter In the center Oi the salem Road,
and running irOm thence with the north line Of
said quarter north 66k deg east hity sight (bsI
poles 70 a stone thence southaA deg eAst tN enty.
seven and elEht.tepths ~ $40 poles 10 \ stone
thence parallel with the hTst line south esk deg
west ntteen poles 20 stone In the salt m Road I;
thence with said Salem Road 10 the place OF be.
ginning, containing seven ~ acres Le the me
more or less being all the land owned b. said
lonOver in said quarter stCton
said real estate has tN starry brick DIV elinR
house, and good irhm shop, aud q good stable
and Other out buildings attAt htu, and IL desiFa-
BILE location nor store.
Said premises has been appraised al twenty two
hundred ana nity dOllHrs (es a6o) and cannot sell
for less than swo thirds the appraised value
TERMS OF sALR-cAsH.
W. H. BKLvILLE, Atty Siwtt
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Societies.

RELIEF UNION The Onlcers collectors and
Visitors Of the RcieT Union, will meet in the Lu-
theran Church rooms Main street, on Tuesday
next. March l2. az three p N. ma9d2
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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 ono dia' , on
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 tho said Thomas j. 5. smith on lot
number twenty five hundred and thirty ;nlne
aforesaid to secure the payment Of $50 according
to certain notes referred TO IN said mortgage, and
praying that said defendants may pay smd sum
said premises may be sold 70 pay the same ana
the said defendants are notified that they are re-
ouired 10 appear and answer said petition, on or
before the third Saturday after the 18th day OF
February next. IhOS' - - 9'"iAh
I8VyG
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The Now E.tw1atI

A NEW patent Gas Generator and Burner gives
"A the cheapest and most beautiful light ever in
vented, for Illuminating public or private build
ngs or resideDces surpassing the best coal gas in
brilllaney and density OF light, and at only one
fourth the usud cost. a posittos chance to make
money. state or county rights Tor sale. Call and
see 1t, at the Reading Room Of the Ph9niN Hotel
every evening. mar9 07d0t'
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TERMS OF SALE-On third cash; balance In
one and two years, with Interest on deferred pay
ments 70 he secured by mortgage on the premises
Can not be sold under two thirds Of ApprAisement
All the above property was dey sed by the viii
OF II. c. Phillips. deceased, and the title is un-
questionable. U, q, n. DAVIDSON,
sheriff Of Montgomery County Ohio.
HoUE MCMAHON A Pys. Feb. Ss '0T dls
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agsw Advertisements.
ATTACHMENT NoTICE.

VIM. Gunckel Plaintiff, VS.. John 3 Seaohrist De-
fcndant Before Jno. Zehring, j, r Of German
Township, Montgomery County, Ohio,
ON the "a day VI March, A. ID. 1857, said Justice
~ issued an order Of Attachment In the above
action for the sum Of thirty five dollars Case set
tor hearing May ], 1887.
Germantown, o., March 3, 1857
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We oGor those bargains
To clean sweep.
Go They Must, and Go They Shall
Our New & Desirable Goods

We oncI to sail as prices corresponding with
present times
Mr., Strauss ls here also Tor the purpose Of max
ing known to the community at large, that our
facilities are Tar superior to any other similar
business house lor the reasons:
/. We buy our Goods Tor CHsh only
2. We buy our Goods Ia the Eastern maTketdl-
rect from the mills or their agents.
3. We have them cut and made by the most
scientific Cutters and best THilOrs
L. We have always the latest styles, in Patterns
and Makes
B. We have them manufactured under the On
elusive control oi ouS long experienced partner l.
Y. strauss
Q. We receive constantly fresh supplies from our
wholes ale house in Cincinnati.
I. We receive them at FIRST COST not paying
| ANY PROFIT AT ALL.
B We don't labor under heavy expenses
" We are not In the habit OF misfSpreseH tin 4
| our goods,
ployed in this business, and
Which is the mostimportant, we sell goods with
the smallest profit.
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Business 1utifes.
DYSPEPSIA! !!
Doctor
STRICLAND'S
TONIC.
DR.. STRIcKLAND's

rated preparation of Roots and Herbs, Wlon hom
Lntiacids and carminatives 10 streiIS'i,', ~ a
certain CeT remedy for Dyspepsia or lndiges
ton Nervousness, Loss Of Appetite, Az ~,
ty OF the stomach, Flatulency and De3ill1Iy
Il Is not alcoholic, therefore partlculatly
suited fer Weak, Nervous, and DyspepI
persons. For sale by all Druggists eVerys
where at 81 per bottle.
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LEETZ ....... JAMES AFPLEGATi
LENTZ & APPLECATE.

EAL. FATE A q T. n II =
NO. 9Qs THIRD STREET, DAYTON, OHIO.
Have a large number of improved Farms, in va
rous parts OF this and other States, for sale Also
vornijs ter,ns feb 20, '6T-dly
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DISSOLUTION OF Co-PARrNERsHIP.

THE co-partnership heretofore existing be-
Il tween Henry and Frederick Beddies has been
dissolved by mutual consent by +. Reddies rctir
ing from the firm. The business will be continued
by H. Beddies at the old stand, No, i48 Wa ne
street, In this city. The claims against the firm
VIII be settled by either OF the partners and each
one 10 authorized 10 receive money for debts ow-
Ing us All those owing US are requested TO settle
their debts HENRY BEDDIES,
March 4 fa6T-dlwr ~ BEDDIES
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NOTICE.

THE undersigned has been this dayLappointe ted and
i qualified by the Probate Court of Montgomery
JOunty Administrative in the estate OF AUSTIN
Maley, deceased.
March 8, Is67-w3-20 CATHERINEMALEI
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AT AUCTION.

Groceries and Liquors.
ON TUESDAY, MARCH i2. 1867. at the store
" formerly occupied by Z. O'BRlEN, No; lO3
Second street, Dayton, next door 70 DarSt, iIer.
chelrode n Coz comprising all goods usually kept
in n M IInI IESAIE lSIABLIsHMENI
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Also. safes, Scales, so large Casks, Rectiiying
Tubs. Force Pump, Desks, &C., &C.
An the goods must be sold, the premises being
rented 10 John Powell a Co.
RfSgs some credit will be given
Terms and catalogue on day of sale.
March I iS67-d4t
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.DLANKS--
Oran kinds, printed with nsatness and prompt
THE EMPIRE
steam Job Rooms
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SHERIFF'S SALE OF A VALUABLE
FARM, IN PARTITION.

Heeter ct al, Se, Schneck ct al
Superior Court. In Partition. Case No 1854.
IN pursuance of an rider Of sale Issued by the
i Superior Court Of Montgomery county Ohio,
and TO me directed, will oner Tor sale, at public
auction, on
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sc.
Nsati printed atthe EMPIRE yo..,
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Aufttnuetrs.

CHRISTOPHER & SPIELMAN, ,
BIB THIRD STREET,
DAYTON, o.
ARE PREPARED TO $ E RV Il AS
AIICTIONEERS in country and city, or VIII sell
10ods on consignment ,,,,,,,o,,, ,,,,,,,, ,,,,
DAVID CLARK.
fah Q1 -wtf AucIlonecIS.
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TIE T. e GRA p III.
For Commercial sss s;s fass. k.ssr Dispatches see
Saturday Nights Dispatches.
Steamer j. II. Lacy Sunk.
The Ohio Election.
0n
Gen. Hays Msjority 3.168.
Thurman the Favorite Can
didate for q. s. Senator.
Vallandigham is Said to be
io Dropped.
The Cody Murder Trial.
Departure of Gen. Sherman
from Washington.
More Gossip About Cabinet
Changes.
Andy and the New York
Democracy.
More Gossip About Cabinet
Changes. M
Andy and the New York
Democracy.
More Election Returns-Hayes' Ma
j0rity 3,1GS-Thurman the Favor
lte Candidate for u. S. Senator
Vallandigham to be Dropped.

CINCINNATI, Oct. 1.-THE Gozette's
Columbus special of the 11th says the
corrections made by the returns re-
ceived to-day, increase Hayes ma
jority to 3,16S. This will be changed
by further returns, but not very ma
terially. The Legislature stands as
telegraphed last night
Several of the Democratic repre-
sentatives have very small majorities,
and the official count may throw some
of them out, but not enough to
change the complexion of the House.
The Democrats are already canvassing
the Senatorial question.
Thurman is the favorite candidate,
and will probably be the man, al
though Pepdleton will be formida-
bic opponent, should he desire the
position There seems to be gene
raj disposition to drop Vallandigham.
Ranney will be strongly supported
from the northern part of the State,
while Jewett will not be without his
friends. The fight is likely to prove
an interesting one. @-~r 10 'attH
The Herald's Columbus, Ohio,
special says, Gen. Hayes, Republican,
is elected Governor by majority of
about $500.
The official returns are not all in.
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NEW YORK.
The 7.3O BOnds-RaceS Postponed
Murderer Arrested Whisky
Seizures. haf A-

NEW YORK Oct. 12-There are no
further developments of moment in
connection with the spurious 7-30s
The counterfeits are all 81 900 bonds,
none higher than that being dis
covered. ..
The Jerome Park races were post
poned till Tuesday on account Of the
rain. .6 .f..r
Aaron Meyer, arrested and brought
here from San Francisco, for embez-
element, was to-day convicted in
Brooklyn. $3.50 s-,
Conrad Schuler, the alleged mur-
derer of Lizzie Flynn, in this city in
August of last year, was arrested here
last night.
The revenue officers have been in
vestigating the returns of some of the
carriage manufactures of Amesburg,
Mass, and have found important
deficiencies.
The bark Harvest Home was seized
to-day by the revenue officers. One
hundred and twenty-five barrels of
whisky and distillery was also seized.
The number of deaths for the week
have been 434.
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companied party from Norfolk to
Taylor's farm. few days since. and
persuaded them to leave, offering
them place on Gen. Wises farm,
which is still in the hands of the Bu-
reau, but they assembled and refused
to compromise. saying the President
had no right to pardon Taylor, and
decided that they could remain
on the farm and defend what
they claim to be their rights.
Steps will be taken to eject them by
civil process. No outbreak has yet
occurred, and there has been no
armed demonstrations, but it is feared
trouble and bloodshed will grow out
of the affair before the squatters are
elected. t, rs
The Board of Registration closed
last evening. During the last five
days 109 whites and 159 blacks regis
tered in this city. .a,a a
The Republican Mass Nominating
Convention will be held at Court
House Square, on Monday. Hunni-
cutt and Underwood will probably be
the candidates nominated. h g'--r
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Sunday Nights Dispatches.
Southern Cotton Cases.
Pay yment to be Made to
Loyal Claimants.
Republican Mass Conven-
ZION at Richmond. Va.
Sale of American Flags.
Re gis: ration of Voters in
New York.
News by Atlantic Cable.
WASHINGTON.
Southern Cotton Cases-Payment
Made to Loyal Claimants.
News by Atlantic Cable.
WASHINGTON.
Southern Cotton Cases-Payment
Made to Loyal Claimants.

WASHINGTON. Oct. 12.-The judg-
ments of the Court of Claims in, the
Southern cotton cases awarded by
that court in June last-to loyal South
ern claimants, amounting to '$100, 900,
not two or three millions as hereto
fore reported, have been adjudicated
and payment made, after the reduc-
ton of two and one half per cent, By
the Secretary of the Treasury. These
are the first judgments rendered by
the Court of Claims in favor of loyal
Southern claimants for cotton cap
turedt blythe United States forces, the
proceeds of which were turned over
to the Treasury.,e5-v II
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ST. LOUIS.
Steamer j. II. Lacy Sunk-S0ldier
Shot Telegraph Line to Hays
City, &c. -,-.e.z ~ .E--l--

ST. LOUIS, Oct 12.-The steamer
J. II: Lacey, of the St. Joseph and
Omaha line, snagged and sunk, night
before last, twenty five miles above
ST. Joseph. The loss is not stated.
She is said to be insured in Cincin-
natl Offices.
A difficulty recently occurred at
Cimarone Crossing, on the Santa Fe
road, between the escort and the pas
sengers of a stage coach, in which
three men and the sergeant in COM
mand were wounded. The trouble
grew out of the drunkenness and
quarrelsome conduct of the sergeant.
The Kansas Pacific Railway & Tele
graph Line reached Hays City yester-
day. The Santa Fe Stage Company
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PORT CoLBoRN,, Oct, 12-The store
and residence Of Samuel Hopkins,
the residence Of l.. G.. Carter, the ex-
press and post Offices, were destroyed
by fire this morning. Loss about
$40. 900. oad III
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RICHMOND.
Difficulty. on Tayl0r's Farm-Close
Of the Board Of Registrati0n-Re-
publican Mass Nominating COnVen-
tiOn.

RICHMOND, Oct. r. = General o.
Brown, chief of the Freedmen's Bu-
reau, in this State, has received let
ter from Norfolk explaining the diff
fculty on Taylor's farm. Negroes
have been allowed to remain unmo-
Tested on the farm to this time. Taylor
was pardoned year ago. and has been
trying to oust them ever since, but
they persistently refuse to leave. The
agent of the Freedmen's Bureau, ac-
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.,r,,,. 'a EUROPE. s 4.oG or E
BY ATLANTIC TELEGRAPH.
Ratification Of the Treaty Of Com
merce Between the, PapaI Govern.
~ ment and France - Intelligence
from Gambia. sif -Ehn
ENGLAND

8fHsf --s,l Z ENGLAND.ftss
Z LONDON, Oct. 11-Midnight.-Dis-
patel es this evening from Paris state
the affairs in Italy to be of, a very
grave character. The general, belief
is that the whole nation will follow
Garibaldi in his effort to restore Rome
to Italy. Victor Emanuel will soon
pass the Roman frontier, and pro-
claim Rome as part of the Kingdom.
FRANCE. s-toaIi o9
PARIS, Oct. 11-Eve.-The EN-
peror returned to this city from Biar-
ritz Tuesday. stsa 2l"f
Bourse heavy, and rentes declined.
BY STEAMER.
By the arrival of the steamship
New York, from Bremen, 18th ulti-
mo, Southampton, October. 1st, two
days later advices have been re-
ceived The news has been mostly
anticipated by the cable. 80
ENGLAND.
The Prince and Princess of Prussia
will visit the Prince and Princess of
Wales, at Landrinham, about the
middle of October, and then visit the
Queen at Windsor, on her return
itOA pCOtlduu I.r..
Alderman Allen has been elected
Lord Mayor of London.
ROME. rr
The Ratification Treaty of Com
merce between the Papal Governm ent
and France has been exchanged.
CANADIAN INSURRECTION.
The Grand Vizer has proceeded to
Crete as Commissioner of the Plene-,
potentiary from the Porte, to inquire
into the causes of discomfort and
elaborate on the new organiza ton for
future administrator on liberal prin-
ciples. sod ssa.s4 ..sa - f,,-sa
Intelligence from Gambia announces
that the French, . Russian, italian,
Prussian and Austrian vessels con-
tinue to transport Cretans families to
Greeee. Fifty thousand persons had
already left Gambia. 81. c@'.
The fights between the Greeks and
Turks are continued FH - - &
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Death Of Matt. s. Ward - Yellow
Fever, &c. ntlg oI

} MEMPHIS, Oct. 12.-Major- Mats.
Ward, editor of the Pamela iStdr, r,died
this morning, of coagestive chills.
The Health Officer of this city re-
ports "a deaths for the week ending
at noon to-day, 80 of which were of
yellow fever. t'' Z sa''-t
The weather here is very dry and
cool, with slight frost last night.
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New York, Oct. 12-The officers
of the Internal Revenue reported
yesterday four seizures, one of three
barrels of whisky, rectifying estab-
lishm ent in William Street, and lot
of eig hty-three barrels of whisky, and
one of fifteen.
The jury in, the case of Vincent
Cody. who has been on trial for the
past few days for the murder of Prof.
John r. Lovingston, April 18th,
brought In verdict of murder in the
second degree F. 6. .lfAiGg
The 1ribune's special says General
Sherm an left this evening for New
York, where he will remain a few
days, and then start for St. Louis,
where he expects to meet the Indian
Comm issioner. The General took
. leave of the President and Grant, this
aftern oon, spending some time with
each. ------.-------
: Politicians here. are beginning to
ammo unce that immediate changes
will take place in the Cabinet, but
the President viii do nothing until
.afte r the New York State election.ia
n egotiations between President
job nson and the New York pemec-
racy for the purpose of healing the
qua rfel between them, are still pend
ing at least it is so understood. But
the fact is Mr.. johnson is now acting
und er the advice of Seymour, Hoff-
man & Co. saaa-
I he 125th Regiment colored troops,
the last volunteer regiment in the
ser vice. have been ordered to proceed
to Louisville, Kentucky. where they
will be Immediately mustered out.
The President, to-day, issued an
ord er remitting the sentence of the
sol diers, members of the sixth artil-
ler y, OF the United States Army, who
were tried in Buffalo last summer fol-
atte nding a Fenian picnic in the Fe-
MIA D, uniform, and sentenced to forfeit
two months pay.
The Herald's special says the
Am erican Bank Note Company have
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Registration of Voters = Sale Of |
'gssah american Flags.

---~NEw--YoRK, October 13.-The
registration of voters for the Novem-
Der election begins here on Monday.
Seven large American flags which
were captured ON board the rebel pi-
rate Shenandoah, were sold at auction
here yesterday, ~ - -
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/ KINGSTON.
steamer Magnet Strikes q Rock
Champion Goes to Her Assistance.

KINGSTON, Oct. 12.-This- morning
the steamer Magnet, of the Royal
Mail Line, while running the Gallup
Rapids, struck rock knockinga a hole
under her forecastle, and was run
ashore. The steamer Champion has
been sent for to bring off the passen-
gers. The cargo will probably be
saved without damage.
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. Ik/aJ0t YIIhQ aIIIV 2KAV1 q

and the u. s. Express Line to Denver
will make this point their terminus
for the Winter
There is no Indian news.
The Democrats will tonight have
a grand jollifcation over the result of
the recent elections.
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PHILADELPHIA, Oct 12.-Wayne
County, official, gives 266 majority for
Sharswood. .a ases
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SANDUSKY.
Schooner Sunk.

= SANDUsKY, ONO. Oct. II : The
schooner Mary Elizabeth, loaded with
lumber, from Detroit for Buffalo, is
reported as having gone down, six
miles off Vermillion. at IL o'clock
last night. Six men and boy are on
board; the mate was saved, he was
washed ashore at Vermillion. The
boatwas struck by squall.
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n. ". SPECIALS.

Whisky Seizures-COdy Murder Trial
Departure of Gen. Sherman from
WashingtOE-GOssip about Cabinet
ChangeS-Johnson and the New
York Democracy = Spurious 7.30
B0nds-Excitement In Richmond
shout the Election.
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MISCELLANEOUS.
Congressional Subcommittee Meet
Ing at Louisville - Pennsylvania
Election. 'iesls

LOUISVILLE, October 12.-The
Congressional subcommittee on elec-
tions, whereof Schofeld, of Pennsyl-
vania is Chairman, to enquire into
the loyalty of the Congressman elect
from Kentucky, arrived at Lexing-
ton yesterday and commenced taking
testimony this morning u~ ~
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ders. that is. the large ends stick over
the shoulders of the musicians, and in
this respect are better suited for pro-
cessions than for concerts and public
meetings. They are thirteen in num-
Der, comprising three E fats, two B
fats, three Il altos, two B fiat teners,
one B fiat baratone, one B fat base
and one e fat contra alto aas iIGii
. They are made of German silver, by
J. Bauer g. Co., of New York, and
cost 1893. and freight They are very
fine instruments. and if wen played, as
we doubt not they will be. will make
fine music, bat, they do not possess
near the power of the. horns OF the
Crescent City Silver Band We hope,
however. that the new band will pros.
per-, and attain a reputation through
out the State second only to the un-
rivalled Crescents. sii-s5ass 9sgei' y
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Z B@-I would respectfully call the
attention of the Ladies, the Country
Milliners, and Merchants to the fact
that / am opening now, and daily re-
ceiving, one of the largest and best
selected stocks of Millinery Goods
ever brought to this market, which L
offer to the wholesale and retail
trade at very low prices Country
Milliners in particular j beg to
TAXI take notice Of ny estabishasnt Ny
ian styles of Bonnets, Hats, Plumes,
Flowers, Ribbons, Velvets, Hat and
Bonnet Frames, Blocks of all the
latest styles, and many other Trim
mings which can only be found in a
frst-class establishment. Call around
and examine my stock before pur
SELF d1w 81 Il mgiafBg BAUM. =
F ITF
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CITY NEWS.

ANNIvERsARY CELEBRATIoN.-Th
temperance Organizations in this city
and vicinity are making extensive
preparations, we are informed, for
the celebration of the anniversary of
the Sons of Temperance, which oc-
ours on the 18th inst, but in conse-
equence of the 18th falling on Sunday
this year, the celebration will take
place on Saturday the 28th. 1t is
proposed to make it a very pleasant
occasion.
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A SwINDLER ABRoAD.-Some days
ago young man, whose name we were
unable to ascertain, who had for some
time been living With one of the Nc
Johnson's in the country. and who
had managed TO ingratiate himself
into the confidence of his acquain-
lance, borrowed horse from Mrs.
Phebe Bramble to ride into town.
Not returning at the appointed time
Mrs. Brarnble became uneasy, but her
apprehensions, were quieted by her
neighbors, who assured her that the
young man was all right. But the
absence being prolonged. Mrs. Bran
BILE came to. town in search of her ami,
NAL, and on her way, as we are told,
met Mr.. G.. r. Broughton riding her
animal. An Investigation ensued,
which developed the fact that the
uery excellent young man had sold the
horse, saddle and bride, to Joe Kohn,
who had traded the animal to Mr..
Broughton. The animal was restored
to the rightfql owner, and Broughton
was Unidentified, while j Zoe is left with
the bag to hold. unless he can dis
cover the whereabouts of the very
nice young man, which he is not like
1y TO do. This is another warning to
people not to be too ready to trust
strangers. --s.r5fsu