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The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1867-01-23
EDICAL NOTICE.

W. TUN " may be tonsuIted as fOIIOWs:
DR.. II CbN at the Phillips House, on Fridays,
In DAYT(t. 10; Nov. %; Dec. %; Feb.1 March
sent ID; % May II; June 81
ls; Apriil2T at the Morris House, on SATURDAYS
In TROYet. 20; Nov. Ai Dec 30; Feb. q March
Sent is; Ot May IS; June ~.
l9 April 1914 at the Depot Eating House, on Thurs
In KENT 18; Oct. 19; Nov. 22; Dec 81; Jan. 81 ;
days Septk kprll II; May 49, June 20.
March Z; ANGFlELD at the Wihis House, on
In SPRI, sept. 20; Oct. 25i Nov. 30; Jan. B; Feb
Thursdaysl4; April IS; May 30; June a.
Il March De has had oihees in each of the above
DIR. cont he has regularly visited for the past
places tht s. and as he has treated and cured many
seven wear each of the above places he can give
Patients Z references in each place us to his skill
the hest Ol JE Treats and Cures ali varieties of
DR.. COllseases, Including those of the Eye and
Chronic DIES no charge for consultation; but II
Far; mak consult thmdesiretreatment he charges
those whOlis Medicines.
Cash for h that win last patentfrom four to 81
Mediciniost rom Five to Thirty dollars in Cash
months, q Address, Dr. f. CONE,
COLUMBUS, OHIO. a
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9yew advertisements.


AUDITORS OFFICE, MONTGOMERY Co. O.,l
DAYTON January 21, 1851
UNHE Board of Commissioners at their regular
i session, December q, 1866 ordered the follow
ing resolution 10 be placed upon the minutes and
published in the newspapers, Dayton journal and
Empire;
ResotUed, That hereafter no bills, over which the
Board Of Commissioners have control, and for
which said Board win be called upon to pay, will
be honored nor paid unless authorized by said
Board OF Commissioners. This resolution to be in
force from the date of its passage--Dec. 3, 1866.
SAMUEL ROHRER
JAMES APPLEGArE
GEORGE A. GROVE,
Commissioners Montgomery Co.
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1t Is reported that Governor FLETCHER
has sued the Missouri RepubiicdR for libel
damages at one hundred thousand dollars
for publishing letter calling him thiei
and murderer.
The Omaha papers state that there Is
little doubt that all the Indians o. the
Plains are hostile, and unless prompt ana
decisive measures are taken TO prevel ",
there will be general Indian war ext
summer.
An official report ON the famine In Eas erh
India shows that there were mil on
deaths from starvation.
Mr.. SHERMAN, OF Ohio, presented a peu-
ton in the Senate, on Tuesday, asking
Congress 10 prohibit any person addic,ea
TO the use Of intoxicating liquors from
holding office under the United States GeV-
ernment 1twould deprive both Houses oil
Congress of a quorum.
AToronto special says CD. MATHER, lu
English Fcnian, was tried and acquitted
by an American jury, In Toronto on Mon
day. The ex-rebel General EARLY wa
summoned as a juror, but did not appear.
on the sth of March next.
JOHN BIGLER has been rejected by the
Senate as Assessor of Internal Revenue in
California JOHN was once Daytonian.
The British Court of Admiralty has just
decided In favor OF the United States in the
Rappahannock case. making the third
steamer recovered by Consul DUDLEY.
A cable dispatch, from Athens, Greece
ofyesterday, says the chief of the Candian
insurgents has written letter to the United
States Consul here, thanking the American
people for their sympathy with the Cretans
and petitions the Consul for American ships
of war to convey the women and children
On Sunday night q fire at Alton, Illinois,
destroyed S5O,OO0 worth of property; in
sured for $4,000.
From statement published in the New
York Tribune, it appears that its receipts
for 1866 were 5000, Az, and that its expendi-
lures were SsS5,l5S Its profits were, there
fore, only S24,259
The Herald's Vera Cruz correspondent
says: "a force of fifty negroes and Alger-
ines had burned the villages of Jamapa and
Catastle, under orders from the French
commandant at Vera CRUZ
Governor o. z. MORTON was yesterday
elected United States Senator over d. w.
VOORHEES,. The vote in the Senate stood
- to 10, and in the House 60 to 50.
The total amount of gold certificates is
sued by the Treasury Department, up to
this date, is Sl7O,353.GsO, of which Sl47,
$4,000 have been redeemed.
FREDERICK T T.FRELINGHUYsEN was elected
United States Senator, by the New Jersey
Legislature, yesterday, for two years, to
fill the vacancy caused by the death OF
WILLIAM WRIGHT.
The Ohio Supreme Court, yesterday, on
the ground of defect in the indictment,
ordered the release of HAINEs, convicted OF
murder in the second degree, in Ashtabula
County, in 1856, and ever since then i'm
prisoned in the Penitentiary at Columbus
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Merchants and Farmers Hotel
TERMS, TWO DOLLARS PER DAY.

I LENTZY, for q long time landlord of the
lie Franklin House, Dayton, has taken charged OF
the fine new Hotel recently opened as the Doup
House, and will hereafter conduct it under the
above name. The building Is new and every.
thing in il Is entirely new. Every effort win be
made 70 please the guests Of the house.
ja12d2aw8
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SALT ASHES FOR HoRsRs.-Those keep
ing horses, should, twice a week, throw in
handful of salt and ashes. Mix them bv
putting in three parts of salt to one OF
ashes. Horses relish this, and it will Keep
their hair soft and fine. 1t will prevent
bots, collie, &c. A little ground sulphur
mixed with salt and ashes, and given once
in two or three weeks is also beneficial. All
domestic animals will be thus benefited.
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NOTE LOST.

A PROMISORY NOTE for one hundred dollars
"A dated on the 18th of September, 1906 and
signed by Andrew HabereT and George List pay
able ono day after date to the subscriber or order
has been lost This notice is 10 caution all per.
sons not TO receive said notes as payment has been
stopped. JOHN NEIDERMAN.
ia1e,i9
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p;no,u Vegetable Ambrosia

AlAu6 . ,.,. nam ,,,,,,,,,,
Is the mo% is cleaner, more richly perrumed, and
the day. led TO restore gray hair to its natural
is warrantp its coming OF; remove dandruT from
color; sto, and prevent badness Read the follow
the scalIe testimony:
ing hon CERTIFICATE.
following is to certify that | have used
The rs VEGETABLE AMBROSIA for the past
RINGtpnths, and have found in 1t all that is
six md for IL to perform. My head has been near
elaimea or several yearswil be safe in saying for
ly bald NJ, at least-and by adherng to the diree-
Six yearl The rse of the AMBROSIA / am proud to
tions in II now have fine growth of healthy hair
saw that Il other restoratives have failed. | can
whilst al iy as to its qualities in restoring gray
also testi AOrginal color having II tested by
hair to its Vtlmale friends know II TO be supe-
nv most Rther restOratives. What do know |
ri0r to all deNperienco in reference TO its proper
know irOm'Ould recommend II TO all as being the
ties and We in market. WIN. M. HIPPARD.
best articft2hlO, August a. ltbb
Dayton, @tBBS \ CO., Props, Peterboro, n II.
+. NJ. TUl all Druggists in Dayton, and every
For sale byV DR.. w. w. .STEWART,
where. Wholesale Agent Dayton q
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PETITION FOR PARTITION.
For Sale.

A TRACT of land consisting of eight acres of
"A hrstelass newly cleared land one third OF IL
being an orchard, having been planted with
peaches, grapes, 30. the remainder of Il is well
adapted for the cultivation OF tobacco. There Is
on the place good house, cellar, stable. tobacco
shed etc. The propretors having determined t0
return 10 Europe, respectfully invite those wish
ing 70 purchase a pleasant home, and profitable
place to call and see them at the earliest Oppor-
tunity, on the Lebanon Pike four miles from DAY
ANDREW GILLFY,
janedlw4t Proprietor.
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NOTICE.

GUSAN RAMSEY. q non resident of the State of
- Ohio, Is notified that George Ramsey did, on the
i4th day of January 1861, file his petition in the
Office of the Clerk OF the Court Of Common Pleas,
within and for the county Of Montgomery and
state Of Ohio charging the said Susan Ramsey
with having been wilfully absent from the said
plaintiff for more than three years past adultery
with one HArtel Holster and gross neglect ~
duty, aud asking that he may be divorced from
said Susan Ramsey, which petition will stand for
hearing at the next term of said Court
NJ. p. NOLAN, Attorney. iSw6
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Democratic State Ticket

FOR GOVERNOR:
ALLEN G. THURMAN.
ttnR LIEUTENANT GOVERNOR:
DANIEL s. UIIl., of lfoImes.
FOR TREASURER;
DR.. c. FULTON, of Crawford.
FOR AUDITOR:
JOHN MCELWEE, of Butler.
FOR ATTORNEY GENERAL:
FRANK IL. HURD, of Knox.
FOR JUDGE OF SUPREME COURT:
THOMAS NJ. KEY, of Hamilton.
FOR CONTROLLER OF TREASURY:
VIM. SHERIDAN, of Williams.
FOR BOARD OF PUBLIC WORKS:
ARTHUR HUGHES, of Cuyahoga.
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"Paint me as / am.

lie WHICH thOMhELL 10 otAih
TO have given an artist, on certain occa-
sion, must have been suggestive to Colonel
MCCLURE, in the Chambersburg depository,
how to paint SIMON CAMERON, the lately
elected Radical United States Senator for
Pennsylvania, for he has done it. Look Mt
his picture:
"Disgraced on the records of the Govern
ment in the discharge of his Indian trust /;
stamped with corruption in every Senatorial
struggle he has ever made, by the records
of our Legislature; made a cabinet minister
by fraud and dismissed to save the admin
istration from the odium of his name; de-
nounced as unfit and unworthy tor public
trust by the solemn verdict of Congress
two-third Republican, and whose blisterinp
record still remains with the sanction of
all, and "A suppliant for the patronage and
plunder of the apostate johnson until he
was compelled to desert him to make the
Senatorial contest, Is it singular that he
should be opposed in a struggle for the
highest honor Pennsylvania has to confer
upon her statesmenW
This was drawn on the eve of his election,
while the struggle was going on with
STEVENS. 1t is needless to say, just now,
that since his election and appearance in
Washington, this fostering mass of infamy,
with his s"Jlistering record" has received the
adulations and encomiums of all the Radi-
cal leaders, and distinguished his advent
by politicala arrignment of the President
as the greatest criminal of the age, guilty
of the most monstrous crimes and deserv-
ing the highest punishment. Need we ask,
what should be thought of, said of or done
to such party of political rulers!
STATE WRALTH.-The assessed valuation
ofproperty, real and personal, in this State
the past year, amounts to $1,106, POS 921.
The State debt, the Governor assures us.
amounts to about one per cent. upon this
large amount. The population of the State
is about 100000. The taxes levied for the
past year, slG,5O7, 1867, or about So to each
man, woman and child in the State. A
comfortable state of affairs for the people
to ponder over. A State debt equal to one
per cent. Of all they are worth, with no
prospect in the future but an increase
thereof, and the burdens of taxation be-
coming more onerous each coming year.
EB-The leading journals of Radicalism
still continue their falshoOds relative to the
Democratic party. This must be expected,
however, for the Radical party is of itself a
great falsehood. To attempt refutation
of all their false statements would be a
useless task on our part, for every day
bears witness against them. Actions speak
more forcibly than words, and if what we
here state is not already apparent to the
people, 1t will ere long be made startlingly
so by the action of the Radical leaders and
the further oppression soon to follow.
SALT ASHES FOR HoRsEs.-Those keep
ing horsas ahOuld twice a NvaaIr IA hno,,, l.,
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spefiaI alqtifts.
THH rTIanmAnLEs.

MISGUIDED AND UNFORTUNATE YOUNG MIN.
Bssaysof warning and instruction
for Young Men who have abused their phys
Teal powers, or wasted their substance in riotous
living, andfallen victims to disease with Reports
on the Howard treatment and cure. Sent in
scaled letter envelopes, free OF charge. Address
Dr. J. sKILL1N IoUGHFoN Howard Assoola-
tlop, Philadelphia, Pa janiidawsm
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Amasemsnts.
,T,URNERs' OPERA HOUSE,

Adma..'on 800. No Es'ra oaaroeJor 8.serged Seaa
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Their action will be governed
far more by their views of public policy
and public eNigenees-thanb by any distinct
purpose and predeterminatlon. The COM
mttee is wholly in the hands of men who
hold openly and aVowedly the most extreme
views on all the questions which divide the
country. They are all jealous TO the last
degree in support of the extreme policy of
reconstruction on the basis ofrebel disfran-
chisement and negro suffrage Wilson OF
Iowa, Boutwell, of Massachusetts, Williams
of Pennsylvania, Lawrence of Ohio, Cook
country can judge whether these men are
likely to halt in the march they have com
menced, or 10 exaggerate the difficulties in
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The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1867-12-17
NOTICE.


NOTICE Is hereby given, in pafRuhucs q an - ~
" The legislature ~ this state passed At W last sac
zion that die stark Bank viii tedsrmHs outstanding
ls at The cauuterof The First National Hank ~ ben.
nptun that the said STARK Bank terminated 10 eti'.
icnce on the arst day n August A -, 1897, aud ths
fUlluwnE.iE - copy o the raid 49, ot The gisiaule;
can Ar relating Sc the redemption " Bank Notes
Il hrrcty enacted Nv ~ bsnsra9 Aasfmtlp ~ ne
STATE AZ iegwtIR.
sru T. After che praliou ~ the chsfisf " any
hank chartered u i STATE. after toe termination
Of the eaistence Sal, snch bank sgreehbt 10 the
lave ~ lhis state suth bank may notice 70 30
published IN All the weekly newspapers Of The county
where 4ach bank located, for one full year, scng
forth that said bank will redeem IT, outstanding bilis
the day IL the expiration Of IT. charter the date ~
the termination 90 IT, existence and copy ~ hs &C,
aud upon due publication ~ such notice neither ~
hank nor us officers shall be liable 20 suf sctun ior
the nouredrmptUu 81 any " ~ outstanding bills on
less The same shall hsve been duly presehtsa and pay
ment thereof demanded within thc yea siuressid al
The banking house OF such bank
SEo q After the expiration # thc charter nr ther
The termination ~ the eSlseuce ~ spy such bunk a.
Aforesaid suph bEnk shall cease 20 be subject " we
operation 0f liable - The provisions ~ The sixN-thrd
section o thaptsr riahynine Of she General Statutes
$40 rhir set rhAll take effect from its Pssssgs
Approved NOV, ~ SOC
Hs CIV HARLAN Cashier,
Bennington, Aug :, 1901. lyl
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Factory Point, Vt.

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a. Acrto prevent bali playing within certain lin

ITS.
His hvtby eaaetaa Sc.
Sec. /. Upon the application in writ
ing Of any five or more legal voters in
town meeting to the selectmen Of any
town, or to tie mayor and alderman Of
any city, or to the trustees Of any in
0orperated village, for that purpose,
they shall, il they consider the public
good so requires post notices in two
or more public places, forbidding the
playing at ball in any form within such
limits as they may describe in sucn no
tees, and for such length Of time as
said notices seall specify; said notice ia
be posted within the limits named
herein.
Sec 3. II any person or persons
shall play at ball in any foim after said
notices are posted as aforesaid, within
the limits and time specified in said no
tees, they shall, npon conviction there
~ on compliant Of q town grand juror
or other proper prosecuting officer, be-
fined not exceeding the sum Of five dol.
!ars nor less than one dollar, together
with the costs Of prosecution, and tC
stand committed until complied with.
Sec 3 This act shall take effect
from its passage
Approved Nov. 10, 1867
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IA Act 10 amendment of section one u chapter sew
caty seven u the General Statues, fxug lie stand,
pni weight u lldia wheat.
n is hcyeby eEactfd sc,
Sec ]. Section one Of chspter sew
cnty-seyen OF the General statues is
hereby amended 30 as to include ia the
list Of cereal droucts therein named, the
article Of India ,chcai, the standard
weight Of which shall be forty-six
pounds per bushel
Sec z This act shall take effect
from its passage
Approved Nov Is, 1867
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En-. aal ete sb business pro-
stnsg "a resarla. a9sis eaas. have tAs
saa aaaes IN IA respects a. tE
- a u sutt deceased eer
Ser q Ihis ac, shall faAe s@ei
tfom Il passage
4prmysd Nef 81 1864
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Annrose-l Nv. Is. 1867.

40 A. 20 stnend section o8o ef chapter ninety Of
ust General s.Riats entitled "Uf societies ilr tic
support 81 TIE slspyl ana literary aad other asso-
N5GtaaN
II hsr6tg cspsfe3, a..
Sec ! Section one Of chapter nine
~ u the General statutes entitled "Of
societies for the support Of the gospel
and literary aul other associations, Is
hereby rmen1od by adding to said sec
lion as follows
Fifteenth Tor the purpose Of rem
iering aid or assistance to the SICK,
wounded. or disabled soldiers Of this
state 10 the late war, or rendering and
10 the families d deceased soldiers IN
laid var
Approved Oct 20, 1867.
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III -NR -
Approved Nov II 1867

A Aes r.iatlas Is sae aaaasAea au,laesa I, e.
cess@A sbefa A. snA q AsF 1fs1een.
Il as ksva&s sas1faza a.
MhsneveF any high haliff, shef q,
deputy sheriff or constable, shah
cease leaving any business. proeeean &
o. return commenced ~ sach Offices
uadag tie authority g! Shy proess in b 5
hands fat ssrvlce inaecmple'e; and ua-
finished. any oiher officer who might by
Law saeh process. Ebo shall have q
knowledge of tins facts may, and IS
heEeAv saE,ihurgsa - certify The pro-
ceetAhgs thereon a sueh deeeAseo ofii.