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St. Joseph's Church
ANNUAL FAIR
roa thb kiKirit or tbi
SISTERS of CIIAIilTYl
ooMMtwoma on
SAT17RDAT, DBCDMBBR 17TH, '09,
AND
MTCONTINUINQ FOR SIX DAYS
AT
HUSTON HALL.
No. 11G, Main street.
LADIES A GENTLEMEN,
RR VOW IN WANT OP
iV Anything la the way of
Ufl
Mn In
Boots,
ha
Hlioes,
ftnltrr or
Uln In
at
t
Clilldrt-ns' Wear,
Of any Kindt If in, you would
as wen to rnnvmur inM
N, W. Wilson,
1IA
Bin In
NO. 116 MAIN ST.,
Complete Assortment
or
HIS OWN
Manufacture,
1IA
In Which hfoffdri at LOW PRl-i
olty.
s.Call and judge for
yoursoives.
f jl ir. w. witsoir,
oetaf No. lit Ittaln it,
OAEPETINGS
Paper Hangings!
COCOA MATTINGS!
IFiftffotr Shades!
OIL CLOTHS.
f i BLANKETS r I
LINEN GOODS
I!! A LARGE ASSORTMENT !!!
JUST RKCKIVE1), AND
F'K S1L,I2 CIMEell
AT
Lowe's New Building,
NO 74 MAIN STREET.
Van Ausdal, Dixon & Co.
dflcS
DENTAL REMOVE.
D
II. BRADLEY ban removed his offioe to
SM Third street. wt ol the 1 hllllD. houM.
riect-awd
LIGHT. LIGHT.
MACES PORTABLE GAS LIGHT, TIIE
NIbKHT, CLEANEST and 8AFESTIIfhtver
pioduoed; unlverialiy Acknowledged
Kj 1EB ONLY SAFE FORM A
rr. In which FLUID can be used. All ;5
Z kind! of Cm Fixtures for sale at J
Laudgdor.'a Hardware attire, Rlaln Street, Dayton.
dec3-dlw4tw W. L. WINCHeLL.
LIGTIT, LIGHT.
Honey, Honey.
1 900 LBS. A very nioe article of Hon.
X UJJ ey In Comb, and for iaie at 118 Main it.
deo3 MolNTlRE A BAIH1).
Buckwheat.
Onnn LB of nioe Buokwheat Flour
UU" for .Meat 118 Main atreet, door, be
low the Market House,
ilea MoIXTIRB k BAIRO.
1 it pics.
KA I5BLS. BELLEKLOWERS;
Jo ru bbU. Rhode Island Greenings;
SO " Hpitzenburga and Pipping;
50 " Golden Uustets;
Juit received, and In prime order, at No.soo ad t
ANDENBUKG & CO.
deol
THOMAS B. TILTON,
Attorney at Law and Notary Public,
DAYTON. OHIO.
rTHE HEALTH OF THE ITNDKRftf nNEI) HAV.
X Inn Improved, be will continue the p recti o of
Uim uruioggiuii gruvrraiiy, in una 0117 mna couaiV,
All pavino business eutnuted to hie onre will i
eelve prompt attention.
Particular attention will be paid to the fnreelo
sure of mortgages, and the collection of claims.
npeoiai attention win ueaiso paid to
Conveyancing,
Of every description, and the examination of land
title In Montgomery oounty, a brauoh of the bust-
ni 10 waion at am nau some twenty tears' ex
per le nee.
Otttue in Gorman's Building, Third etreet, be-
TliOS. B. TILTON.
deol-tUwtf
SHERIFF B BALE
Timothy B. Fletcher,
va.
John Sherwood.
SCaee No. 1427.
Montf 'ytiup'r C'rt
T)Y virtue of an Kxcoution issued from
AJ the (Superior Court of Montgomery county, to
me directed I will otter ar putillo ! at K. Haath
inan'e Uvery stable, on Jetitoreoo etreet, Dayton, on
Monday, December 12th, lBO'J,
at t o'clock p. m. of aald day, t Bay Mare, I Double
Seated BuKf?y. To be eolil ai the nroporty of Joan
herwood.at the euitof Timothy B. Kletcher.
Terma, Caah. JOHN Ml LI. 1.8,
JoauAM Jukdam, Att'vi. 1) her iff.
novMdtt
COW STRAYED!
CTRAYED from the reeidenoa ofrs?
aquara, a yoji.j UK A Cow, with her ttrstlliH
Call, aba ha. a white star In nor forehead, and hae
a bushy tall. No oilier marks remambaretl. he
has been away since Kunday morning, the '.Tito lust.
Any Information about her will be thankfully ra
ealvwl, If left at the aUuulrii OUloe.
Owl-wit Mrs. CONWAY.
HAY. IIA.Y.
.TIMOTHY HAY BY TIIE BALE!
AT LOW FIOURBSI
ON THIRD BTBKET, NKAK BT. CLAIR BT.
aovM-ltOAirU
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VOL, X.
DAYTON
OHIO. SATURDAY. DEC. 10, 1859,
NO. 2S9.
THE DAILY EMPIRE
oiioa of" PuauoATioNil
Upir. Biilt,iig,Tfc.rtit.,Ditb iWiMltiiA Jeffirt
j BTe,iag,00ner reerlaedTanoe.
10 of nts pr WNk . payable to those refer
Bin.leeoplea,putaplwrepere,aeente.
Cincinnati Agency.
The Oinitlnnati Tvna Vnntirlr ftAiM !
out duly authorised Agent to make contracts
and receipt for Advertisement! eubacriptiona,
Ac, in that city.
To BuiinMsMirt. The Empire Job Rooms
arAtn AnmnlMtetrim. anfl w nAw nM.J
to do work of all deacriptione in the best style
oibuvarv. vbii m sDaviiauntoar wort and
IT To AnTBiTtftias. Advertisements or
HntlfBfnr the Kmnira mnat ka kHJ.Jl.t.
the office by fen tUck on the day they are de-
itu .0 um puuiiaoea e iscer. we cannot
aareeioinsert them aftertbatbonr.
LOCAL AND OTHER ITEMS.
READING MATTER ON EVERY PAGE
Weekly Advertisements.
Tboao who dnairA trt hava ArlvarttBAmAnta
inaerted in the Weekly Empire ahoold hand
them in by Ha turd ay morning, at the latent.
tMuOur advertiainc Datrona will nercnira
that, by our arraneement of reading matter.
their advartiaetnenti will be alwaya new a
very imporuni matterio tnem.
a
CTSee 4th page for Telegraph R porta.
A Card.
The Firemen and Oitiiena of Davton wilt
pleaaa accept my thank, for their effort a to aava
my property from the fire, on ThuraHa
log. That they vera unaueeeaaful, waa my
miaiortune not their fault. The intenae cold.
the acareitv of water, and other untoward eir
eutretancee, combined to render their effort.
vain. I alao avail myaelf of thia opportunity
to expreea mr heartfelt aralituda in m M.n.
who not only aympathiae with myaelf and fam
uy in our miaiortune, but who have endeavored,
by their kindnefe, to mitigate, aa much a. poaal
ble, our troublea.
My anxiety and diatreaa crevented ma from
ooner publiehing thia card.
THOS. J. S. SMITH.
(Journal please copy.)
Lost I On Thnradav afternoon, on JcfTurann
or 3d atreet, a Fur Glove. The fioder will be
liberally rewarded by leaving it at the atova
tore of J. Oreer A Co., 3d at.
LxoTuai to Youmo Max. Tha Rev. J. 8.
Kemper will deliver tha firat of tha Oourae of
Lecturea to young men, under tha ample, of
the T. M. 0. A., to-morrow afternon et3J
o'clock, ia tha Si. Clair Street Preebyteriao
Church. Subject "A Practical Ohrialianlty
Demanded by tha Times." AH peraona are
invited to attend thai lecturea without price;
but it ia especially deairable that thoee for
whom they are intended tha young men
ahould give them encouragement by their prea
enee. There are a great many young men who
never attend either morning or evening eervice
in our chnrchee will they not coma to theaa
Lecturea, which wa are aaaured will not only
be profitable, but will afford an hour of pleas
ant repeat on a Sunday afternoon, when they
would, probably, otherwiaa be violating tha
aacred dairT a
Erieoorat Cbdsoh. Rev. Daniel B. Brown
will hold divina service in Christ Church to.
morrow at 10l a. m., and 7 o'clock p. m.
IT Tha firat of a aeriea of lecturea on tha
Eridencea of Divina Revelation will be deliv
ared in Wesley Chapel on next Sabbath even
ing by a former unbeliever. Tha skeptical are
invited to attend.
tTRev. Mr. Morria, of Lebanon. 0 will
preach at tha Congregational Chapel, to mor
row morning and afternoon. Servicea in tha
morning at 10 o'clock, a, m., and at 3 o'clock,
p. m. of aaid day.
Wef Mr. M. Myera, a workman employed
in Mood & We.ton'a paper mill, met with a
eerioua aooident yesterday. A part of the
maohinery caught in hia clothing, whioh waa
literally torn from hia body whioh alao
fractured one arm, and caused eevere injn-
nea in almost every part of Lis body. lie
ia quite comfortable to-day, and will proba
bly reoover, Mr. M. ia in oharge of Dr
Webster, of this oity.
Peraona when going about in our mills,
ahould be careful to not let any portion of
their olothing oome in oontaot with the ma
ohinery, especially in oold frosty weather.
CTA little boy who waa engaged in the sport
of tying hia aled to wagona and getting pulled
through the streets, met with a painful accident
Ian evening. Ha had, tied, to a big wagon, and
when croaaing a gutter, the aled ahot ahead
between the hind wheela, when one of the lit
tie fellow'a lege caught in the wheel, jerking
him off the aled whirling him once around in
the revolution I When he atruck the ground
ha became unlooaed from the wheel; and a by
etander picked him up and carried him home
Hia log waa auppoaed to be brokaa. Boya
ought to be very careful while riding behind
wagona and aleigha. .
tT The auhject of Water Worka for Daytoo,
ia, we are pleased to note, being very generally
considered. We hope that it will not again be
permitted to drop until the project shall be put
in course of accomplishment If nothing bet
ter can be done, let iron pipes be laid from the
hydraulic dam, to conduct water into the eis
terns already built, and into new reservoirs
which ought to be made, so that by merely
turning a stop cock at each of these, an inrx
hauatible eupply of water may be had when
wanted. The question ahould be agitated to a
consummation of water worka of some kind.
CTLsst ereng wss singularly pleasant and
lovely. Scarcely a breath of wind disturbed
the serene atmosphere, and tha moonlight
waa but a few degreee below eua light. The
fortunate ooea Improved the occasion by sleigh
ing, and the jingling of bells, and the merrie
I voicea of the men and women resumed upon
the night sir way beyond the "wee ama' hours."
So lovely waa lbs night that happy lads and
lassies staid up to enjoy it.
IT We learn that several of onr popular butch
ers are already preparing for a show of mrate
on the morning before Christmas 33d Inst.
Frsnk Baumheckel, Jo. Stecklsin, Andy Wins
gsrtner, Bodecker, sod others have been men.
tioned as fixing np fur a brilliant display on
(tat morning.
S-PTka Wrnhilim R.Lt 11l .,...
entertainment, at Baekal'a Rail. n. TitmmAmw
evening next The piece selected are aaid to
do very inwreeting, ana intensely luauy.
Te Exscotioks At OaaauaTow. We will
have a Correspondent at Char la. town, Va., oa
next Friday, and aa it ia not probable ao many
restrictions will be opposed to reporlue aa thai
were wnen Brows waa hanged, we may expect
a readable account of the executions from his
pa.
(Journal please copy.) First Epistle of Sam, to the Hypocrites.
eritesv .
(Journal please copy.) First Epistle of Sam, to the Hypocrites. CHAP. I.
1. In the third year of the reign of James
1st, one Salmon, waa Governor of the Arabs,
snd Hsnry, (the Wise) was rnler of the Moors,
ia the Dominions of James.
9. And it cams to pass In those days, that
Salmon (who wss surnamed the Hypocrite) be
earns envloue of Henry's proeperity.
3. Therefore he aummoned John the cento
riao, to appear before him, concerning the
Moors on the borders of bis domains.
4. And when John eame, Salmon seated him
self on hia throne, and spske onto Joha, say
ing, i. Verily, verily, I say onto yon, the Moors
moat be stolen, and freed from the bonds of
Henry, snd you shall steal them ;
& Wherefore, that you ahsll keep my secrets,
swear you by the tmmackeral nigger, so
help yon Joehua.
7. Now, John having taken the oath, he went
straightway to Joshus, snd told him the things
eoneeroing the moors;
6. And Joehua gsva him three hundred
peicea of money, and three shekela of ailver.
9 Now, when John the Oeoturian, (who waa
mighty man of valor,) had hia army called
together, he immediately set out to invsde the
Moorish dominion.
10. And when Salmon, ssw thst John hsd
done ss hs commanded him, hs forthwith sum
moned sll the chief priests, scribes, and hypo
ocrites, ssying;
11. I hare ordered John the eeoturisn, to
steal all the Moors of Henry'e Dominion, and
deetroy the towns, thst I may be elevated to th
throne of Jamea, and utterly destroy his peoa.
pie.
19. But when these things came to the esrs
of i ernes, be immediately sent hia army to the
assistance of Henry.
13. And it came to pase that John and his
mighty men of wsr, were defeated and taken
prisoners.
14. And when they were brought before Hen.
ry he adjudged John and his followers guilty
of tressoo, and east them into prison.
15. And on the second day of the lSlh month,
in the nineteenth century, Joha waa led forth,
by the army of Jamee, to be hung;
16. And when John had asoended to the al
tar of sacrifice, (erected by the high prieels
snd scribes of Sslmon'sclsn) he hung his heed
and cried .
17. 8almoni I Salmon! I Joehi I Joshi I Wen
deli Pbillipi I sans omnea infernali bypocriti,
ind rex, dunder und blixen Reecui, which
being interpreted ie to say, Wisdom of Sslmon
snd Johusl sympathy of Phillips sod sll ye
infernal hypocrites, why in thunder don't you
come to the rescue.
18. And when John had thua spoken, ha waa
hung op by the neck, till hia apirit left him.
19. And immediately the vail of Salmon's
hypocricsy waa burst lo sunder, from top to
bottom, and his pro.pecta for the next Presl
dency obscured aa dark as erebus.
20. And when Salmon, and his chief priests
and scribes, saw these things, they were ex
ceeding sorry, end repented in ssckloth and
crept into the ashes.
Therefore, I Sam, wrote thia epiatle to the
end that the blessings of your political dema
goguee, msy speedily lead yon to tha altar of
sacrifloe, sanctified by the blood of John the
Centurian.
S3. Hoping that you wlllaserrfics sll feelings
honesty, and pitch in spontaneously, to steal.
piluge snd murder, that your latter end may
assimulale to the glorious exit of John the
Centurian.
33, And may the noble deeds of your msrtyrs
thoroughly saturate your moral earcassee, and
may unborn millions sing the requiem of prsiss
over your political remains, and place your
names in juxtapositioa with Judas of old.
24. May the blessings of ranting fanatica rest
sssy on your innocent msrtyrs, whils yon con
tinue in grace to emulate their notorious sxsm
pis till the ceti of their affections lull you to
rest. Aroomenl
A Modxl Day Goods Hoosx. Ons of ths
most sxtensive, and at the eame one of the moat
elegant, Dry Goods Houses in ths West is thst
N. P. Douglss A Co., Lowe's New Building,
Main street) between 3d and 3d atreete. The
first floor Is devoted to the esle of Dry Goods,
There every style of fabrics, from plain to
msgnificent, msy be seen In profusion, snd
there is a corps of very sgrsesble gentlemen
ready to wait upon the ladies. Their patience,
we ahould think, Waa frequently tried, as the
room ia generally pretty well crowded frum
early morn till eve." In the second story is
msnufaetursd, mantillas, cloaks, millinery,
fsney articles, satin and cloth gaitsrs, shoes,
slippers, sud a variety of fancy notiona. This
Isrgs room is quite a curiosity, snd ia wall
worth a visit. In it is also piled np a Urge
qusntity of fine goods whose destiny is to fill
op ths shelves in the inemmoth ssle room be
low, which are continually being emptied by
the crowds who visit and purchase. The third
story is used ss a ware room, and supplies the
rooms below with goods as they are needed
In a word, Douglaaa' Dry Goods Pslsos is one
of the popular institutions of ths plsoe, and
its "head" ia one of the moat clever and ac
commodating, as well ss one of ths most far
saving men ia the trade anywhere. Hia mer
cantile career hae thus far been a success; sod
aa ha seems to poeaeaa in so great a degree the
elements necessary for hie position, it is fsir to
infer that hs will continue successful to ths
end.
Pours, As seversl persons hsvs spoken to
u. in regard to lets they shall fix their pumps
so thst they will not " freese np," we will etalea
for the Information of all, that Mr. Robert Og
den, pljmber, in Beckel'a new building, can
put pumpa in prime condition promptly, so
that they will afford water In the coldest weath
er. We do not understand the plsn, but he
T Brandenburg A Co. are well fixed np with
good things for ths people. They hsvs oys
ters, gsme, chicken-, fish, spplee, snd wsll
ws hsvs not space to enumerate a tithe of the
extra-a ice things they hsvs. Call and make a
selection, whsn you go home. i
IT Mr. Haona, of Indianapolis, and lsw
partner of Voorheee, who defended O.pt Oook
at CharleetowB, paased through thia city on
Thursdey evening lsst, oa his way to Charles
town, to have a last interview with Oook. It
ia underetood that he goes at tha instance of
Mra. Willard. whe la ia a etate of mind boro
daring on dialrsetioo, and whs, it ia feared, wil
not loag survive her wretched brother, who wilj
be executed aext Friday.
CTWe laara of several person slipping down
aad injuring themaslyee severely oa the fey
ground ysatsrdsy and thia morning. It ia so,
the wleked only who stand on slippery plaeea
(TNotwithstanding the severe cold this
Booming, we had a Urge market. Meat, poul
try, produce, game, vegetables etc.. Were plen
um, asa m pretty isat rate.
Ran E.tats Below we give the Increase
and deereaee in the valus of real esUte in four
Counties in this part of ths Stat. It is com
plimentsry to "Old Montgomery," and shows
how shs stsnds smong sister counties:
1853. 1858. Inc. Dec
Hamilton, 66,79 53,09 14,63
Montgomery, 37,08 47. UO 9,93
Butler, 41,00 41,54 64
Greene, 31,94 3a, 08 7,74
Thegresteet increase of valuation ia in Mont
gomery Oounty, which is f,93 per acre; and
the greatest decrease is in Hamilton, which is
$14,63 per acre.
IT We are indebted to Dr. Jamea Williams, of
tbs State Auditor's office, for ths following val
uabls tsbls, being sn abstract of the taxable
valuation of eighteen principal citiee and towns
of Ohio sseompsred with thst of 1853. It will
be observed thst there Is a falling off io most
of the plaoee, though there is a small increase
ia the sura total. Columbus snd Dayton
change places Dayton becoming 3d and Co
lumbus 4lh in taxable valus. Toledo sdvsn
ees from the 8th to the 5th, snd Sandusky falls
from ths 6th to ths 13lh. Lsncsster advances
from 16th to 13th; Springfield from 9th to 6th;
Chillicothe maintains ths ssms relstirs posi
tion, while Ztnesville recedes from the 5th to
the 8ih.
The greatest increase per cent, is in Toledo
104 per cent. Springfield increases 59 per
cent Ths greatest decresse is in Ssndusky
73 per cent Columbus decresse 53 per cent.
ABSTRACT.
Showing the tsxabls reel property in 18 prin
cipal cities snd towns ss returned. to the State
Board of Equallaation in 1859 and also as
equalised in 1853, together with 1853, togeth
er with the per cent., increase or decresss;
2$
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73
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104
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Cin'tl (k Fulton) ae2.see.uo iii mim
Cleve'd (A o.cuy) 14,i67,tii ia,i7,iua
vayton 0,741,804 e,aoe,9'AI
Columbus ,677,S4 S,a4,ll7
Zaneaville l,67,oitj 1,7 ,sm9
aaaUusdy l,UOo,b9tl 1,782,068
chillloothe I,a77,i.ra i.77,oes
Toledo s,lle,OJI0 1,678,184
Snrluglleld 1,0(11 ,tj9 l;in,ivi
Hamiit'n (A Rossvllle) 1, mi, 961 i,iea.o40
Portsmouth l.'iU4.U63 1.171. 44
Newark boti,64S 017,2'2ti
steuO.nvllJe Ml, lao Bn6,40S
Marietta (U6.KB4 hm.sAa
Man.tlald tw.aHS 640.4m
Laneaater Ifis.UtfU atn.aie
Clrolevllle S46.830 7S0.1L9
Mt. Vernon eui,soi 71,02
Total
104,824,.04IOO,00,67I e
NEWS ITEMS.
Strawberries grown In the open air were eat
en last week in Charleston, S, 0.
There are now fire hundred and fifty-eight
convicts in the Indians State Prison stjeffer.
aonville.
The vslue of gold piste snd leaf need in the
United States for the replacing and repair of de
fective teeth ia ssid to bs $3,1250,000.
It is announced, ss a cheering sign of Indian
civilisation, that the Cherokee e hsve s debt, snd
csnnot psy ths Interest on it.
There are atone bridgea in China three and
four miles long, and an arch of the incredible
span of aix hundred feet.
A suit has bean commenced sgainst Arch'
bishop Hughes, in New Tork, for plsns msde
by Mr. Rembrandt Peale, architect.
Waehington Irving probably died from an
enlargement of the heart, ss hia pbysicisns
were aware that he was in dsnger of sudden
death from thst disesse.
A new King has been placed upon the throne
of Duke Town, in Old Calabar, Africa, under
the title of A rchibong Second. lie was crowned
with a black beaver hat I
The Florence (R. I.) correspondent of the
Providence Journal reporte that Mrs. Stowe,
the noveli.t, is estsblisbed there lor a portion
of the winter.
Protestant clergymen are allowed to travel in
Rusaia only under many perplexing restrictions,
nicn amount in fact to a prohibition of any
thing like a free movement.
The Brandon (Tenn.) Republican says that
Mr, John Eu.sel, of that county, gathered, ths
present season, 3,339 pounds of cotton from
three fourths of an acre of ground the rate of
over two bales to ths sere.
A penny waa deposited in ths corner stone
of a church at Jackson, Michigsn, last week,
that had been taken from the corner-stone of a
temple in Rome, built during the reigo of the
first Cesser,
CoLimmjs. We made a flying visit to the
eapitol yesterday, and found the new Board of
Equalisation in session, in the Senate chamber.
All the members of the Board are farmers, eis
eept three, snd we have seldom seen a belter
looking body of men than ths new Board. The
footing up of the assessment on lends shows an
increase of eighty three millions of dollars over
the aaaaasBiant of 1853. Ths constitution will
not allow a reduction of more than ten millions.
There ia a decrease in the value of town prop
erty. The Supreme Court ie in cession, and Co
lumbus begins lo look quits lively.
Ws snquired of a gentleman, when the State
House would be completed. He replied, " Nev
er, as long ss it sfforded ten thoussnd dollars to
those engaged in its construction." It has al
ready coat a million and a half of dollsra, but
it ia probably ths best building of ths kind in
ths Union. Ths new dome, when lighted up,
look magnificent.
Tax WAvaaLV Novaia Saint Rouen's Well
forms ths sixteenth weekly issusof T. B. feter
son A Brothers' cheep and popular edition of
Warerly Novels for the Million. Tbeee cele
brated novele are now being published at the
rata of one a week, and the whole twenty eix
volumes esn be had free of postage, by eending
Ave dollars to the publishers. As sll persons
sow have aa epportunity here to secure these
works, whiea has nevr before bees offered, and
which assy never occur again, the prraent
chance ahould be taken advantage of by all
who wish to procure the standard works of
fiction, at aoch a comparatively low price.
Address all orders and remittaneea to ths pan
luhsrs, T. B. Peterson A Brothers, PhiladeU
phia. Pa., aad they will receive immediate eta
tentioo.
O Baldwin haa ust received a fine lot of
rich Oaeoe, just ths thing, when filled with one
ef hie inimitable Malaineotype Picture, for a
Christmas present. They are cheap. He elao
make a beautiful picture, put up In a nice ease,
for 85 cent. If you Wish sometbiag extra, go
there Third street, 3 doors east of Exchange
Bank. e
CT Prof. Dow made us a nice preeent y ester
dsy, and each aa one aa Byroa calla
"thoee 'false heifc' which bind,
At times, the loftiest to the meanest aad."
Richmond, Indiana, as Reviewed by a
Stranger.
The elty of Richmond (et first sight) ap
pears to hsvs no attractions for sight seers I snd
hsd I formed my opinions of the place, at first
sight, my conclusions would sot be very fist
taring to the eiliaene of thst enterprising In
tend town. But after a two daya' sojourn snd
mingling with ths snterprising businese men
of the place vieiting schools, snd aotiug the
general tone of popular sentiment, I wss led to
the conclusion thst tks place has msny sttrao
tiohs for all men of right feelings.
The schools of ths city (although prlvstv)
are in charge of competent teachers, snd evince
a healthy tons, excellent discipline, and are
Well attended. Two German schools, Urgely
sttended, give evidence of sn elevsting tons in
ths German element of aociety ; and not a sin
gle csss of drunkenness to observe on the
streets, in two days' sojourn, smong a popula
tion of wall of the social and
DOW.
AwruL Deaths. On Ssturdsy morning the
daughter of Mr. Solomon Washer, of Swilser
Und oounty, Ind., in a fit of appoplexy, fell
into the fire. The elothes of Mrs. Washer, tbs
mother of the unfortunate girl, while she la
bored to savs her daughter, took firs also. Both
were so severely Injured thst ths daughter died
on Saturday night, snd Mrs. Washer on Sunday
morning, Mr, Washer's hsnds were burned
dreadfully. 1 1 is thought he will not be sble to
use them during the winter.
CT It is estimsted thst there were"mor'ns
thoussnd" rabbits in msiket this morning
Ws never ssw ss msny of ths "cotton tails" of
fered in our market before on one occasion.
ST The Gasette publishes the "Delinquent
List" this morning. It is a fat job, and we
are pleased to see our neighbors have it.
CTThe mercury waa down to aaro this morn
ing.
tT An interesting notice of a "Gray Eagle"
will be found in another column.
CTWood ia in gaeat demand in this msrket,
snd the supply to dsy is equsl to the demand
CTThe light sunshine of day has had a good
effect, The ladies, particularly, seem to enjoy it.
O Tha old and young " boya " are having a
deal of aport skating on tha Basin.
MARKETS.
Dayton Market.
SATURDAY, 2 p. m., Dec. 10,'59.
Wheat 11,15.
Corn 45 cts.
Rye 80 eU.
Barley 65 ots.
Oats 3840 ots. 1
FJ sneed $1,10.
Dayton Tobacco Market.
TOBACCO But liule coming in and that in
smsl! lots. Wrsppers quoted et37e, snd Fil
lers 3.c.
Cincinnati Market.
CINCINNATI, Dec. 9.
WHEAT There U an active demand, aad
prices hsvs advanced 3e per bushel. Ws quote
prime at $1 S5l 37, and prime Red 11 18
1 30.
CORN The market continues firm, with a
good demsnd at 48o.
OATS There ie an active demand, with
light receipts, and prices have advanced to 50c
per bushcL
RYE The market ie firm, with a good de
mand at our last quotation,
BARLEY There ie a good demand, and
pricea firm at 75c. for prime fall snd 6570e.
for fsir to good ; ssles 835 bushels prims fall at
15e. ; 300 bushels good Bsrley Melt were sold
at 70c.
CLOVER SEED There is an active demand
and prices tending upwsrd, but not quotably
higher; sales 155 sacks at i 654 75; 37
brls. st t 75.
FLOUR Ths msrkst continues buoysnt, snd
prices srs sgsin higher. Ths ssles comprise
3,300 brls. st 5 S&5 35 for superfine, snd
$5 60(35 75 for extra. The demand at the
close waa pressing, and -nperfine waa saleable
st 1 5 355 40. Ths receipts srs light.
WHISKY The demsnd continues good snd
the msrket firm ; ssles of 1,400 brls. st 2Jc.,
including that from wagon.
New York Market.
New York Market. NEW YORK, Dec. 9.
FLOUR Leae active, but without material
change: aalea of 13,000 brla at 6,105,15 for
superfine western, 5,30a5,40 for common to
medium extra western, 5,605,75 tor inferior to
good shipping branda extra roundhooped Ohio,
market eloaing quiet and unchanged.
GRAIN Wheat in favor of buyors, but
prieee ere without important change: eales of
35,000 bush st 1,30 for Milwsukee Club, 1,50
for while Kentucky; 1,321 for red southern,
1,43 for white Canadian, including 3,300 bush
Milwaukie Club,
RYE Is held at 9093c, with buyers st
89a90c.
BARLEY More active; sales 3.850 bush st
73a75c , lor stste; 87c, for choice 0. W.
CORN Stesdy; salee 11.000 busk st 8390a
for new; 94)a96e for old white end yellow.
OATS Are buoysott 45Us46c for slate,
wsstcrn snd Osssdisa, with a good demand
forN.O.
WHISKY Heavy aad lower; salee 500 bis
st 37a38o , chiefly al the inside price.
Baltimore Market.
BALTIMORE, Dec. 9.
Flour is dull, and declining! Howard street
is bsld at 5,37, with no ealee.
Wheat ia firm, but unchanged.
Cora ia buoysnt st 70373c for w hits, sad 73
74 for yellow.
Provision are quiets Mess Pork 116.50,
Bacon sides lOQll'c.
Whisky is firm si 87o.
TOE NEW WONDER.
Felcr JvMte'a llaslr Healvratlve!!
THIS Hair Restorative ie now acknowl
edged to be th beat ever Invented Sr all dlsaie.of
ue Hair ana me eoaip, aaa li aaa woraad wooilars
wseravar used. Several of oureltliaas have tried
It, and euaak ta the hlfhaat Ural of lteauraltve
pruertle. The following la one aaiong the atany
oerUaeata Juetreoaived by th Proprietor:
1IAVTOM, Bapl. sth, IMS.
If a. f . Jo..e: For eevaral reera past, from some
eauae, our hair haa baa gradually feilluf out, until
entire baldnaa threatened ue.' W have tried va
rious remedlea, but without aay gvod result. We
were Indueed to try your "Reetoratlve" by hearing
It highly spokea ol by thoee whs kad used II, ana
who aaaured ue that It had th eSTeo. of brtugiua a
new aud vigorous growth ef hair upoa their heals.
We have used It, and It J good edeeto are plainly vis
ible la tae reaewed growth of hair where we were
laei ueoouiug e-m. we eaeaw. iwiy ana me ie-
storatlv too highly. You--, truly.
wa, iwiLin,
a. L. BHOAUWKU,
OWhN TRkNOK,
I. I. IWALKM.
Wo ale al th Barbae Ijm ol Wear Joaa. 41
J0roa street. iiaHMa, ti-a
The Continental Coffee Pot.
THE above out gives the lovers of ooofi
eoRVe an Idea of the oonstruotlon of the best volree
pot ever Invented. It "knock." every other eon
trlranoe for making oofTue, and those who will try
one will be eo well pleased with It that they would
not part with It on any terms. Ths "Continental")
requtrea a Lin. quantity of eoftee than any other
pot and the delightful aroma, or flavor of the berry
1. retained la the ooffee, and not MVBDEaEO, ae lo
theordlnary pot. We thought we had drank good
oorToe, prior to tasting that made In the Continen
tal! hut iT-opaaaed all oomprehen.lont" It produ
ces a delightful beversge exoeedlng any thing we
ever drank i and then the eavlng In amount of cof
fee, and eggs to clarify It, will pay for a "Continen
tal" In a few months. Besides, the purchaser will
always have the most exquisite beverage lor the ta
ble which It Ie possible for the mind to eonoelve
and the palate to realise. Go to Mr. Aanaxw
Gomf'b Store, 2d at., snd get a "Continental" they
aregieat Institutions.
Elcctrif-lly aa n Honied y In a
- Clans of Discaecs!
DR. B PICKERING haa shown by hia
prsotloe, embracing a period of ten years, that Klee
tricltr Is a reliable remedy In affections otherwise
Incurable, He has In his itos.es.lon testimonials of
numerous ease, that he has cured, nf spasms, rheu
matism, palsy, neuralgia, partial deafness, perished
limbs, mercurial disease, etc. .eta., hnein.nan-lii.
Ivelythat positive reliance ran be given tothl.
Charges moderate. Con.ultatlon free.
OKKU'K Corner of Kirt anil Jf.fllnr.nn .rreet..
Xheota' Buldllng, Dayton, Ohio. novl-tf
MARRIED.
On the Sth in.t., by Elder J. M. Henry, at his rci!.
dence, Mr. W. H. Eagle to Mi.. Anna Gray.
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
LOST.
APARKOT flw from the mldrntie of H. Conway,
on Tueitlav. lire. 0. townrda Ki-pnfh.nwn. Am
one wtio hni Tuund the rnrrot. or who knnwi
he la, will be rewarded by oaIUiir at thu offioe, or
. umvavi 4wa . V"uwn) , Lr 11 1 1 i, UD 1 III TO II.
dec 10 (Journnl pleaae copy.)
Cheap Farm.
57 I -4 ACKKS- 4 m,,e m h city,
fJ I 1 I between the Trot and Brnndt Pikca.
und f routing od both, 6 Acroi timber. Fine Orchard
of heat KrAtted fruit; good Frame Houae, I roemi,
cellar, well, Aa. Flrit-rate Urn, 16x30 feet, corn
crlba, fto, U6acrrain Wheat. Alao a good well at
lerina tnoodowm balance in i.000. annual oav-
menta.
Thia la a rare chance to jret a very choice Farm
very cheap, aad on theeaalat terma.
tHAS, A, CLARKE,
d-'- Third atreet.
FOR EXCHANGE!
I N excellent Farm In Lawrence o unt, Illinois,
V will he exohanKd for City Property. It Ilea
one mile from a Katlroau tattoo, (O. k M. H. R.l haa
about 100 acres under cultivation. Good Dwelling
Houae of 8 rot ma. Alio, three other mall dwell
ings on the premises. Burn andothe.'- out-builtiinva.
This la offered at about what the Improrements oust.
I HAS. K. CLA RKK,
declO Clegn'e Building, Third st.
Farmers, Study Economy,
AND EXAHIK
Scarlett's Now Fnirle Corn and
Cob mill !
ESPECIALLY adspted to grinding all
kinds of shelled train, aa wall aa corn and eobe.
Thiamin took the tint premium at the Ohio State
Fair, and at twenty-four counties la this Itate,
this lali.
No Farmer ahould b Without on.
Asfaotsfftven br our most reliable and practical
farmers. 1 aroufhout the country, urove that It is a
saving of at leaat one-third by griniliTig all kinds of
Snellen grain lor i -Ming Horses, i ame ana nneep,
and one-half or more in feeding nogs, by boiling tha
me mi.
Tne umleralsfned havlnr purchased the rlrht for
the counties of Montgomery. Groeue, Clarke, Miami
and Dark, Is now prepared to manufacture thoee
valuable Farm Mills to order, at the Backe)e
Foundry, Third street, Dayton. Ohio. Call and ex
amine mem, or senu lor a circular.
Orders promptly attended to. Farm and "chool
Houae Bells manufactured bv the unders rned. at
whojeaate and retail. lat were sold the past aeaaoo.
Aiiurese o. c i ailuh,
dec 10 Dayton, Ohio
An Exclusive Ln(Hi' Sale!
AT AUCTION!
OF1 elcotiorjs from a No. 1 Millinorj ea
tabllahment In Cio.eonalatlnglnpaHof Ladles'
Fail Htvie Bonnet, worth Iron 98 to fiO Oetr'.ch
Feathers, of all en torsi Varlecated Artificial Flow-
era, Veil Lace. I'rout Velvets, cf various colors;
Bunohee 01 Amioiai leaves ana ueruea; on'-r
Bonnatst Fine Velvet Flowers and Sprigs, and some
very choice fcwbroitlered lot ant's Caiiai Flue Kn-
flith fM-lt straw Bonnets.
ah 1 ue luutv, irc-eMucsj uiurra qui eoumeraira , are
this eeaaoft's purchase, aud must be sold without
rawer ve.
Hate to commence oa Tt'KSDAY MORNING, DEC.
11th, at 10 o'clock precisely.
N. B.Uootls otven for Inspection on alondaar
throughout the day.
I. v. .nnifiurnrit, Auctioneer,
dec Jelterson a Market.
OLD SANTA CLAUSIt
, 4
TO THE LADIES t
A PIES, yon tra no doal.t twara thai
J Christmas and Nw Yar are near at aaad. I
wish to put those who have presents to give la
mind that this is the time to buy. My assort aent
la now oompletef yon can make a better selection
now man 11 you wait untwine time 10 make your
preeent s hae oome. I her? the Urgeet variety ot
Tofi and Fancy Article,
ultaMe for presents, that has ever beea offered to
the iMyton public. Ihi not forget, wken you are
disposed to buy, to call at
. pi-u'i neave viaui Lwpot,
Corner of Main and Neeoud st.
CHRISTMAS OIFTS.
OSIAH KKLIX haa just r too Wad at hia
' a A NT A OLAUa DtHOf'. eorner ol Mala aad ftd
streets, n very euinaive and bemitiful aaeoiiwent
of TOY tod FANCY UUOUI, eomurUtng
io uiia,iM pres ai 10 r old and young, rereooa
wishing topi oh- s iiU of aoaie sort, had belter
eall and exaanlnn the above earned tnbll aliment
peiore makiu( ineir purenaaee.
4eea-ttii
of
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?-ltUUUa
SAVE YOUR MONEY!
OO TO
b m mil u $ ip m
Ml TAttm
GLOvitq Onus, Lama add CHaoa
a rvu,
AlSOBTlf BST.
CALL ON CHRISTOPHER
for roar Hosiery for 14 Vonnff
DOP IN TO THE
AUCTION ROOM
ABB SKI Vni QtJAMTT ABO MICBS or
VnderMrie ens! Dreterre, Saffnrft nd Cnrl
er. mnm jnnt. am, fort lUeneut
ens) Wetlef, und a eraer.l
esserfmernf ef
NOTIONS and TOYS.
t.n ,1..,. .7 a-""i. we enaii sine out within
-T1ie ahvA - ... .
u in ' 'J '""'"w" prices, IO mass war for the
Holl,laf Presents. Coins early, before xL ril.h
gSS,""' T" Room "extrfoor te the Auction
,. .- . "" ""T irom tins date lor
tea uae. Imurors the opportunity.
ar a . ..-ii..- - ,
J. K. CHR1STUPHKR, Auctioneer,
JcHer.ou A Market,
Winter Clothing GoodsM
MILLER & CHARCII,
MERCHANT TAILORS,
HUSTON UL'ILDIKG,
Corner of Third and Jefforeon Bta .
ITAVIVfl .TfTHT nUr'I-TlTf 1. mrtTi,.
1 IBI , ., T ir, ",av li,r'" Illftll.
- " uvmi.niBD-i cioinina CJOOllS.
ar prepared to make to onler wtaaiao rrrautL
an, nn th. . ..'..:,.V- .".L1 BO""" "'"
The foods comprise all of the most
Fashionable and Latest Styles I ! 1
Manufactured, among which are some of the hand
somest ever brought to this mar.ei.
They have a complete and splendid assorment of
FINE VESTINGS,
Of the Latest Style., to which thr Invite the at
tention of Uentlemen. Their eupply of
OBNT'S FURNISHING ODOD3
Is of th be.t quality, and eomprl.c every thine
desirable.
(.Fiittr-mcn's ClotliliiK,
Of all qualities, made of the best Roods, and In th
latest stylrs, will be kept ready uindc r,.r '!-r ,011
venlenoe of the public.
Thankful for past liberal patron-ite, i;.i, ,:elra
their friends and th nubile to call ami mmtn.
goods, and learn prices.
uuvv-uii XUILLKK A LnAHI'H.
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C K A C K 13 It S .
Butter Crackera, Pic Nie Crsrkrrs,
Soda tlo Oyster dn
Ileelon do Water do
evurar do Cracknel!..
All ol superior quality and at low prices.
A liberal discount made to Wholctnle dealers.
,,n..,r. .Wl.u-u WUU plain
and ornamental caaes nt short notn e.
II. Ac T. YATT.
STEAM BAKBHY, No.S&S'W st., between JeUrreoa
euu o.. wnir.
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THIS office will be oien for the payment of taxes
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till 4 p-m., and for the further accumnifMlallun of
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essarily Incurred In ciMuse.auenre 01 nonpa nient
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JONATHAN KKNNKV,
Treaa. al. i:.. ohlo.
Gatette, German pajver, and Journal, copy.
Caution.
6l Oa ar before the 1st day of April, Hf?B
1 promise to pay toL. K. ClMlm Al o ,
dr order at the Lhaiupaigu lounty lUnk, at I'r
bana.the sun. of One Thousand DolUra, with iutir
et after the first ilay ol Novetuler, IhoI, st the rate
of ten peroeutura er annu;n, lor value receied.
J hia lath day of August, )t67.
blgned, JONATHAN BORUM.
ALL poraoni are cautioned from rurohaa
Ina ,ne note aa above deacrllied, (and endorsed
by L. . (Jlanin;k Co. and B. F. .liB,)aa the note haa
been misdirected and lost, about the Vth iUj of i-ep-tember
last, ad I have reoeived no value for It
whatever.
Uajton, Dee. tth,lMf. THOS. SCHABFFHR,
REMOVAL.
JOHN W. IJOTUEN.
(Formerly of the Arm of Botheo A ttchutte, Liberty
Corner, St. Clair and Sth,)
HAS remoTed to No. 85 Jefferson atreet,
where he will be happy to see all his old eua
to niers, and maav new oos.
Hia Grocery to re is bow supplied with every
thing In the line, and of the brst quality. He la
constantly making additions to lua stuck, and ha
Invite the pubus to calj.
I J-Tha bills and accounts due the late firm will
be settled hy the undersigned at the store, or by Mr.
Schutte, Jvtlrsonitrett ut L'rwnk'e build itig.
dUJ 1. W. BuTHKN.
MISSOURI IAKDS-200,000 ACRES
ill FOR S ALU. We oaa supply the. above quanti
ty of Land, suitable for farming, aiiolng or lumber
tog purposes, In treat to suit purchasers, at very
low rates, Irom ffo to AO eents per acr. 1 sxts jAid
In in all the eounttee of Missouri. Pateruu ob
tnlned for vurohaaera under the fc radi ation Act.
W1L.-ON, RAWLlNuH X CO ,
novta-iyd aft Chestnut street, St. Louie.
Alia 4 ia cut
Christopher Grabedinkel, ) Before Geroge Owea
against J. P. of Layttn Tp-
Ferdinand behalnf. 1 Montgomery Co., O..
ON the 17th day of November, lKiy.rtid
Justice teaued aa order of ettacheveat In the
above action lor the sum of $ ioo,ou, and tf per eeuU
La teres t, UomHeutrniber 14. lMn, elaioie tn a note,
CUHlM'tOPUklt GRAStUiMllvL,
novM-Sww
DRIKDKUU1T (Jarmao oherriee, f-ranea.
peashee aad apples, all ef whioi wtii be auli
below iwmer prteae, at
mfU a. M.e) W.af.ORKSN't, Motl0,Ma.
2VTiKRCS best 8 C Hams, iust rereired a
I,N.e W.M.aJlUaJ,