Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-05-25

auu paNuCipate IN tue pleasures OF the occa.
sion. H So
W Those Of our readers who find themselves
in need of fne buggy, carriage, or spring
wagon, are referred to the establishment Of ] /.
M. Waters d Bros on Third street, near the
Montgomery House; they manufacture to order,
and have on hand, a large assortment Of fine
work, and invite the public to call an examine
for themselves. They take in exchange second
hand vehicles, and promise to sell cheaper than
the cheapest.
GJ The News & Journal and Republic, Re-
publican papers of Springfield seem to be very
much exercised about the Editor Of the Ohio
Press, because the latter has advocated Demo,
cratic principles and waged no war against
Buchanan and Douglas, and upon that think
the Republicans ought to control the appoint
meBt of Post Master, at that place.
GI'The Columbus Statesman of yesterday
says Among the arrivals in the city in the
afternoon and evening trains of yesterday, were
many delegates to the Democratic State Con.
yention which meets tomorrow. We may ex-
pect additions by every train to day. The best
of feeling prevails among those now here, and
the indications are that we will have large
aud harmonious convention.
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MAvoR's Coupr r-Henrv Watson arras,sd
on Monday for whining his wife. was This
morning sentencod 10 ten davs on broad and
water. His abused spo,,se anneared before the
Mavor with her head badlv emit and hound nm
only to induce his honor to "let him off,"
David Carpenter, colored individual, arres.
ted also for assault and battery upon every one
in general, his wife in particular, was bound
over in SlO0 bail, failing to procure which he
was committed.
George Clark, the dealer in raised bank bills
10 8 M-The Indiananolis Joprn,l n,
vesterdav ;nfo,n,s ma tbs, dsleo,,;or or ,ho
Sons of Malta from psilev T,odoe Of oino;n.
matt will visit Indisn.yo,i. ON Thursd.v no
morrow evening" Tor the purpose OF organizing
Looge 10 ha ciy a cordial invitation is
extended to Inc brethren Of the STATE and a
SPeOAA, '1nsS'o" " '"e oinee'S anu neinoerS
u Oe 'ioia' nouse, W. VI Day'on'
GTWe call the attention of the Masonic
Brethren to the call for meeting tonight, at
their lodge room, for the purpose of making
arrOng gements to attend the funeral of D. d.
Dyche, which takes place at Troy, to morrow
at 10 o clock, A. NJ. Mr.. Dyche was formerly
resident of this city and has many warm
f-;..,l a. l..
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W We e1ii @''eh'ioh 10 Ihe notices oi JEsEE
0hAi'iorHhA III Ou, su'eftiSihg coiunns' Ouf
,euue,S may piOU1'y 'aAe ',tne Oy 'he ioreN
~ osnanaa,;ons t. 80 - 80 w. - ~
may be had at his establishment as cheap as
the cheapest. .....,
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- a.. J..',h III - '"o '-i.N'
dr, ia sa;a -, :, 80 ~
BILE benefit to the growing crops lust now
Watch and pray. +
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U" me opening Oh tne ne" haiiway iine DC
,"'e" oiroi""N', anu On'''go, wa layton anu
LIMB wiz 'e 'eieofS'eu on "eunesuAy' June
ISL ABOUT TWO hundred o. the citizens OF
Chicago ana hliwAakie Wiii be invited The
OHy COUNCILS OF DOM towns nave signined their
dav large number of Oincinnatians will be
invited to visit Chicago as guests of the Gin.
cinuati. Hamilton q DAYTON, DAYTON A Miebi.
gan, and Pittsburgh Fort wayne and Chicago
OomPanies'--OOH'"'e'e'a''
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