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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-03-05

r:VOR SAIE-THE NEW FOUR STORY BROWN STONE
mont house finely located No 1855 West Thirty fourth
- second house east the church; contains the modern
.srovementg has hpished about nine months; size
k1 feet 100 feet Gamble seen by applying on the pre-
ises For particulars inquire OF the owner NO. Au west
1Wenty- fourth street. Price $4,000
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-03-05

U,CE sALE-AT A VERY LOW RATE, A TWENTY
Il power engine with shsftng bels and puleys;
moulding machines With $50 OF cutera three
bepches all 10 good order. Inquire Of GEORGE
MARSH LII, l6S and los Attorney street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-03-05

lures beer pumps stand caeks plates and saucers
ami % sRSens copRer asnes ana qos as pend
CAkIER, commission merchant 81 Cortlandt street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-03-05

UNOR SALE price S0W-A NEAT AND C0NyE-
nent Gotta house, and fowl house. with two full
io n the village Fordham; $500 remain mortgage.
Annly 10 GEO HARRIS, 30 Sixth avenue
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-03-05

EoR ,sALE-HoUsE AND LOT 22xioO, ON NORTH
y side Of Summit street. between Hicks and Columbia
brooklyn three story high oop under cellar yard in
front IN good orderprce 0 900 lay title perfect
twelfth house west Of Hicks Apply TO Mr. GROIN
WELL, 10 William street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-03-05

ITO LET OR FOR sALE-AT FREMONT, wESrCHEsTER
county three minutes walk from the Harlem Railroad
and stage station large double house with cupos,
manding an extensive view. The ground comprises about
The filed In with brick, and built 10 the best
manner Sc ST. contains IA rooms basement kitchen large
cellar saloon, parlor dining library, bedrooms,
tries al complete; also stable barn poultry houses &c
For further particulars inquire the premises 100 Mott
street. between Broome and Grand.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-03-05

no, sAAL LIZ. AND LOT $40 WEST TWENTY
socono sdee four doors from Tenth ayenue house l59
~ los ogxo0 house four stories and Engsh basement
brown mone ana brick 'front.' repee with modern improve
ss,r speatns tubcs marble mnes every room
yenicnces ute ind'spmabc; Croon basins in every room
VII De sofa WIN or without the furniture part thereof
~ low hgure Price OF house S. 25O fruure 40 600
remain for Of years Party oecnvng
IL will remain desired as ensps A. {a .a an M
|nuni. apply on the premises for week " WV ' "
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-03-05

E'oR SALE TO LET OR ExCHANGE-F0R PROPERTY
Ia Newark, N. j., two handsome country residences
situated pleasant village banks Of The Passac river
hours ride from the city excellent opportunity foi
good physician For particulars apply 70 a. DE WITT JH
x BRO, 100 John street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-03-05
ASTROLOGY.


4 eTHOIOGY AND CLArvOYANCE M. BRUCE,
The veied lady, be consulted on all events
OF HE and has charm bring people together who
M block east Of the Bowery,
first door g. cond stairs up. Fee 50 censs.
fNI,AIRvoYANr wANrED-ONB WHO CAN MAKE Elk
smina,ops of diseases of Dvalids To competent
son no Ia engaged In business favorable
portupty now and build good busi
ness Address boz 1874 Herald Office, for one week,
with and address.
MADAME LEAyEy CAN BIZ CONSULTED ABOUT
M love and abeent friends she tells all The events
give her call 1876 Mulberry rtreet In The Ladies' -
cents; gentlemen 80 cents.
MADAME wIDGnR. CLsIRv0YANT, A GIFTED SPAN
M sh lady, unveils the mysteries Of fuuriv love- marriage,
friends sickness precribcs meicines Tor All diseases
tells lucky numbers property lost or soen at N Hen street,
corner of Evington,
N B.-wHo HAS NOT HEARD OF Tue CELEBRATED
IN. Madame PREwSrERs she has been consulted ~
thousands IN this and other cities With entire estsAcuen Snc
feels CONFIDENT she has equal she tells ne name M uu,e
wife husband also that OF her vser ~ you wish Mun
give her call 75 sixth above rory second Aeo
Radies sAcents; gentlemen 81
HS OOn Five THOUSAND DOLLARS REWARD
VO.UUV. In offered to any person VINO can snrPs.
Madame OF csrvoyance and astroogy snc wAr-
rants 10 cnrc disease worst FORM PARTICULARLY rneu-
ratsrn aieeons OF throat or uags N B-hatsns "
The Only natural An the United states All VINO are
aHltcd in trouble unsuccseu IN business matfer eau
and sse ths naturally gifted hdy Once IN Spring sssse
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-03-05

YNARM wANTED-TO LEASE FOR TERM OF
years farm Of from so 70 acres within GO miles Of
1vvcllng &c. Address stating location, terms, improve
nneus 4c., 8. W. c., Herald Office for one week.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-03-05

COUNTRY RESIDENCE FURNIsHED), TO LEr-ON
~ the East river about ten miles from the city, "a miles
from Harlem bridge The place consists Of "A acres o. land
garden. The outbudnes carriage house,
barn. shed poultry house and yard ice house, Ac 1c The
house has large rooms first hoor aud bedrooms With
ample closets pantre and store rooms also Laundry bath
400. Apply to VIM NJ ALLEN, IA Fourth avenue.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-03-05

NOR sALK-FoUR BRICK COTTAGES, BEING TWO
story basement and sub cellar containing eight rooms
I'm eood pantres aud dnshed In good s having marble
mants aiding door: % parors gas al through and WI
BERT on the Of Dekab avenue and Graham St
Eas Brooklyn being blocks from Myrtle railroad.
lE0 neat cottage, with two lots and stable for sae price
a. 200: apply above.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-03-05

II dining saloon and restaurant with all the fixtures in
complete attached large first class hotel opposite
fIarsm and New aven depos Apply 367 Fourth
nue. in the dining saloon.
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1859-06-08
COMMISSIONERS SALE or
LANDS.


NY virtue n . decree n shc Probate
i'our,.of Panola County, Mississir.
nj. wondered y, the April Term, 1883
shsr-uf. the andssssgnsd, a. special Com
m~i.sioner, appointed by said Cour! Ut
shs trrm aforesaid, 10 sell the real O..
tate belonging 70 thu hsiss 81 DAVID
Woods, deceased, will, on The S,h dsy Of
July neat, on tho premises Of said de.
ceased, within iawfal hours, proceed TO
or, fce ols 70 sks highest bidder. ..
publie veDAss, On . credit 81 ous and
Two Z from the lss dsy II January,
ls6O. Vhs following dessribsd lands ~
iss and beias In said County and State,
~ bslcuei6g 70 said heirs, via Tbs
sessh Nh g nessh-sass quarter VI sec.
Non slxseen (lo), soush.vsss qnsssef Of
erseion alssrs (ib), vest hall ~ section
ssa (lO). I'll n township niSe ny, rang
| siS f6l west. - The novth.wess quartet
Of ssssion thirty (3O), south vest quartet
Of section svsasy zone (?i). oil 70 township
u;us 10y sangs hvs (S) west, coetainsnt
twelve hsadrsd and eighty acrss more y
lens. said land viii be sold seD}eess'
he widows dovvs.
Purchaser will he required 70 civ
had With good security and lisa retaine'
on the lasd for the psrcAase ncssy.
JAMES y. WOODS.
Connissioses.
Me- tsS0.s1S.0v.
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1859-06-08
hoNsARnAr. pupRrn q CO.,
Real Estate Brokers,
COZ LETTING AGENTS.

MEMPHIS. TENN.
VVk have for sale. = large nuwl~r II
w Disabling aud business houses In
hi. city and u. suburbs. Also, building
lots improved and unimprovei. IN The n.
~ and IL ~ cuyircn~, together With small
farms " oil di,ucnsiess mud VI various
d.srsaccs.
sis improved planta,icns In Shelby
county. IN art near Piank kcads. ircs'
$50 20 200 arrcs each, a. vieb NJ %,
Lands IN Arksnsas os elsewhere.
several improved Askansas and Miss.
is.irpi tos,cm plantations.
| I.snds IN t'rssesdsn, ~. frsnTs, w.
shs. Chicst, Phillips. Prairie, Jackson,
white, Poinse', iawrenee, ~lWdspsdrne'
sni other eosusics u Ashsssss. 'e'oVt
acres.
Collections In the sisy pssupsly ss'sn'
dcd 10.
We vau, ssonn Cisisss's bsah nsu@
Tor ~hish wc will pay The highest marks
price.
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1859-06-08

Mnoe1lo $500 = Ise:s.s
(4s 90 = y vsAlagss 1sNl.1.5
ss.Issss,7ss 4 - -
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1859-06-08

WILL ~ H. ssses Of land, adjoin.
- 0eo1ie, ssssaiains DO sescs, 100
vIssA q cleared, With COED cabins
eohpe inosovsnents. This 10 . q.
49, ~ I viii naks u 70 she
49, = ~ persss vhs nay vsss
= ese;iss Il before psschasins
s1haA 7hs a~eesishing .osn o. SAT.
4, ~ - uileosa depcs, v hsils = Z
ueekon q ~ same eab.divisice ~ land
UWvuneeoGbae. ". 3. fAlslskI.
~ ~, lseo-lj-lns
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1859-06-08

n. 8 ~. ;,,;.s =.
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1859-06-08


klsevilT's Nmor Or Land.
ny virtue Of = PA X Va dlrcc,ed 70
ne from thu Circuit I levk's ofbceo ~
Fsrels county. isssed iehraasy 18Th,
Issv, will ssil IN the Arss Monday 70
Nav usAt, between the hours prescribed
!, lac, q Vie Coavt House door o. said
caniy. all he Interest that u. y. AndeT'
la hes " The iollowins lands. to.wit,
u SEQ 10 81 = enc &C 1t:'
r otss $40 stsa'rl q nv
dsslsse u ,airtG Of nst
- "A t27si Z; swdsw SEQ Sot
Ira, "a u NJ see @t2!sA nwt
Nav $50 20 w : :issldnsse $50
pte7ta se Of eel ses u ~ : 3
siofpw sec - - 81 u .
&c ~ 2; ies ! sec ~ ~ ! sas,.
iofne $50 ~ =; rA y 81
sec 70 s?'s y; and west bali ssc
at.;sS aass, lying y psacla eoan'y,
rviei 10 satisfy aid " fa,. IN ia.cr o.
b. q. Williams, ndA'Si against ueoss'
\. Andc, sun.
J. n. JONES,
sheriff pasols County.
March Il. issy, s..ds.
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1859-06-08

wileh the, arr me receiving, WevVl
furnish OIL the articles IN aur line ~
,mthis pricts aud freifh, added
W. particularly invite The ladies 70
mll en Us.
We al.o hep lhn Metallic Darial Case,
and can funn,ih thu casAul, Also plain
Eases.
All call, far eases or wooden Cphns
uillh. promptly allied, wi,hhsa'ss A.'s"'
| dsni,
U~alss,,llr, msr9l -p.am
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1859-06-08
IQ lCR ICE!!

ma IN jsss rses;vsd = ~ Icszs
Hssse, IL ne.phis. ness ~.
~ evcs ~ b aese, asd AZ nsv
c~errd 70 ut I'll ssdars fron tbs evan
m pssoDsDses, and - vsF rsasca-
s9rss. Psvsoss residing slsns the
eVAs No. fms. RAILROAD, can
"a - Iplsssso b. shs Ainms Esrssss
M ~. We az ~vrvrased "a n.ee
n~eSoe1oios ~ seivosos d any nnness
$50 uesy ~ 6uvns ~ s~sss'
H' ScS1i, AtCEo : 60.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-06-27
Burg Correspondence.



ED. ENPIRE,-""Flipt having bdmosed
these diggins, and Flop from neighbor-
ing county having had his ayeit appears by
your paper Of Saturday, that IA" CORES
pondept has imagined the mantle of clip
to have falienupon him II is now time to
etato that Mr.. Abs position is an entire as.
sumption, and in the language Of an AttOr-
ney at the bar, the writer of this will cont
descend to lower his dignity, for the special
purpose of being heard through the Press, to
inform him, and all concerned that thu vo'
oabulary Of the spelling book for sigpatures
was not exhausted when he i'pitchea in.y
The thermoueter having ranged fov
degrees beyond the point Of few days pre-
vious, had the elect on Saturday to-, cause
a rnugs in the s1tafba, and on inspecting
the Police oiice.a case. or cases were ready
for dissection, 80 ssb
1t appeared from the testimony that two
Of The better half Of creation were drawn
into beligsrent Altitddes ys,vbsrein, as usual, a
third party was the cause, viz. pig having
intruded into the garden Of MIRA Flip, be-
longing to Mrs. Flop, the first named pro.
ceeded to oustit, whefeupon the latter ap,
peared upon the ground) words brought on
blows deg caught Mrs. Flop by the heel,
@hefedpon both started for the Office on a
rpn1-AIrs, Flip beating in the race on ac'
count Of sound neither members. Both par.
ties swore out warrants, and on proceeding
to trial scene ensuel, the richness of which
is beyond the power Of your correspondents
description. The Court concluding the case
nicely balanced dismissed cOmplainants by
enforeipg their own costs in each case.
One subject 'on the dust, in the station
withlsjug Of Adam s als, TO cool of on, and
the curtain drops. FLUP.
d H A ~ aH b #
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-06-27

As Coon AS " IT WERE RsoP.-The Nan
tucket Islander says that the following story
was told by reformed ibebriate az An apol.
ogy for much Of the folly of drunkards:
"A mouse ranging about the brewery
happening to fall into q vat Of beer, was in
imminent danger Of drowning, and appealed
to to q cat to help him out The cat replied
1t is foolish request, for as soon as | get
you out shall eat you The mouse piteous.
y replied that fate would be better than 10
be drowned in beer. The cat lifted him out,
but tho fume Of the beer caused puss 70
sneeze, and the mouse took refuge in his
hole The cat called upon the mouse to come
out--'You sir, did you not promise that
should eat you2 All, replied the mouse,
but you know was ip liquor at the time
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-06-27

B6S-The New York Courier and Enqui-
rer, in an article of Saturday defending the
character and action of Louis Napoleon, says
that on the 18th of May, at Alessandria, be
found time to acknowledge the receipt Of a
private note of an American friend, which,
even under ordinary circumstances, required
no answer, but which Napoleon Ill found
time to reply to, simply because such IS the
line Of duty prescribed for himself The
fact is a very common place one but it is
curiously illustrative Of the peouliarities Of
the very extraordinary man, who is at this
moment the mcst popular, as he assuredly
is the greatest aud wisest of oil the crowned
heads of Europe.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-06-27
New Firm.

John L. Jones, Esq. Of Nesve township
Darke CO., having purchased the interest of Mr..
Wise in the Merchant Tailoring establishment
of Wise d Pheger, to which he has added the
stock Of Goods which he purchased from Jas
Sommergilie, Esq, has associated himself in
business with Mr. Paeger, at the stand former
Iy occupied BY Wise aud phegers corner b
Third street and Broadway Gresnyille. BY
the addition Of Mr. summerFili6'n goods, tke
stock ia now very heavy, and is splendid ss,
sOrtment.
The firm has secured the SERVICES Of Mr..
Sumpepille, who Is bot only an excellent tai.
lOr, but one of the most correct business men in
GreenvIlle. Those wishing any thing in their
line, will find il to their advantage to call on
the new firm.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-06-27
TO the Teachers Of Montgomery
County.

The Montgomery County Teachers Asso.
citation win hold its regular Annu Institute in the
city OF Dayton. .llHtl.HIr Eatf
The session will oommeneo on MONDAY. July
iIth, and continue four weeks. t-
Instructions will be giyen in oFthoSraphy, Read
ing, Mental Arithmetic, Written Arithmetis, Geo
srsphy, English Grammar, Physical Geography, and
Algebra, .l r"..F IN.
resehers of the adjoining Counties are respectful.
ly invited 10 attend.
Committee OF Arrangementa.--John TolAn, Jamea
Miller, !. c. sRAvely, Jesss wosanAR Gee. wihaes
J. Martin, J. w. Manning. js2adsV
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-06-27

gtlt.l y, L,lE 7l,la- - a.
suteh On poun sues Oh tht
cloth alike, which cannon be unrayeled or pulled
Thev are all made with the bighoat mechanical
skill and all warranted to WORK we'll on al kinds q
goods from the ghtest fabric to heavy leather. In
DartcuArwe would call attention of an to our ne W
family sewing machine. n has been manufactured
expressly ior family use, and has met with favor
from ALL It Is simplied as to render It impossi-
ble to get out Of ORDER or derange its operations;
indeed IL is so simple 10 Astonish one, that so
small piece Of mechanism will sew.
of the Weed Patent - a .lt III IOhH
NO, L Is avery convenient atylc which can be
worked by hand or loot, or off its own table. For
convenience shipping and also for large mAnuiae-
tories where ~ Is necessary to place a number Of
machines into long bench making one table answer
for them ali. Price $50. .IsT FfHHEW QFH I
NO. .. With Walnut or MahoeauyI Tahle. either
with or without Box Top, which locks down Price
sl00 and SliO.
NO. 3. Same size as No 2, but with belt
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-06-27
citH Park!

/ u I d Na .
Every one who will deliberately consider U Q
subject, cannot fail TO be copvipsed of the im>
portapce Of securing additional public grounds
in connection with the city Of Dayton. At
present, we have not any place 70 which our
citizens can resort on public occasions, without
trespassing upon the private grounds Of some
liberal minded gentleman, The square on the
canal, cannot from the very nature Of things,
ever subserye tho interests Of the city as place
Tor public meetings, snd this Is ell that we can
boast Of in the shape Of PaFlfsa u ooizplg
The annual growth Of our city, brings with
! Il increasing demands for some place where the
multitude can be convened for the enjoyment
OF social life. thepromoton Of public health and
morals, and the transaction Of such other busi'
ness as the emergencies Of every summer month
present. .iDl 'aiis tIt-ta't
AS nation, we are too mercenRry in our
character; overlooking the great fundamental
objects Of our creation, in our eager strife for
wealth and fame We live too fast and devote
by far too little Of our time to health and hap
piness seeking This remark is equally true Of
private citizens aud those who have shsrge
the public Affairs of our cities, states and pa
tiont The absorbing question has ever been;
not how much few broad acres would con.
ribute to the general veal and beauty Of
village, town or city, or the prote9tion Of the
antiquities in which our country abounded, as
1t come to US from the yanquished, that have
gone before; but how many dollars and cents
can oe coined from eaeh part ot land and how
much will the arrow headb, the stonB bipes ma
the aboriginal relics yield. To-day our nation
cannot boast OF single pubic PARK IN any
part Of her vast domlnlons, that Is worthy OF
name' when compared win these' 'thae are TO be
found in every civilized and even barbarOps
countries. Nature appears almost to have exN
hausted herself an the Tastness OF preparation,
70 make ms opr favored iapd N AZ respects ihe
pride Of the universe; and yet, the tnercsnAty'
ayariclous nature oil man, whose lot has been
here cast, fast promises to thwart the purposes
oil the Creator. We cannot expect however, to
go unpunlsheo' ior the haoltual disregard tihe
clear indicatlons oil wisdom and nature. q
Those VINO participated In the exhibition
OF the Public schools OF Dayton, last week, on
Phillips HILL certainly did not fail to observe
tne peculiar appropriateness OF that pace ior
or'y Fark' Nature appears 70 nave elevated
shaped and adorned 1t especially for such a
purpose The prospect from the summit, and
from the entire gtound almost, is among the
finest and most extensive to be found about
Dayton indeed we know Of but one-Green
wOod-that exceeds it. The entire CITY, with
its manufactures public and private buildings;
the gorges in the hills to the north and east,
making the lines Of the rivers that find COM
floence at Dayton the meandering Miami and
its gardened banks streaehing far off to the
south, make up panoramic view that is rarely
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-06-27

RETmED.-Jamss J. Farhn, Esq, for many
years editor in chief Of the Cincinnati Enqui
rer, has retired from the position. He will re
tain proprietory interest in the office, and will
assist in the editorial conduct of the paper
The reason given for this course is that other
duties devolve upon him which take up the
greater portion of his time.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-06-27
1-ses 4th page for Telegraph Reports.
Attention ! Light Gnard |

4 Drill every Monday evening at 8 o'clock
at the Armory, until further notice. On
Wthis evening business of great importance
requires that every member should be present
Secretary, Treasurer and other officers espe,
cially. Roll call at 8 precisely.
= - - j. j. G. HUGHES, Capt.
i,gJ. A. D1cKEE, lst Sergeant. tt
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-06-27

1.-THE Washington Constitution has under
taken the contract of eontradicting the misrep
resentatiOns and falsehOods Of the republican
press. We doubt the ability Of the Oonstitu.
ton to keepup with the demand for such la,
hoT
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-06-27

GrThe amount of heavy, though interesting,
matter. IN our columns to day will account for
the scarcity of the lighter local reading usually
found on our rstPage. There is really little
lost to those who first consult these waits, for
indeed We have little local gossip to commu-
nicate to. day. ..as .tH
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-06-27

ETThose fond of Harris Ale, and whose
tastssha not been turned BY musty beverages,
are referred 70 .. notice Ia our advertising col
umns. We 'den't ase.spy thing of the kind,
but old stagefs Inform us that xxx will stand
the test at home and abroad, without peculiar
foreign taste being impaired to it.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-06-27

INDIAN ARoHERY.-zAt the Magnolia Sa.
LOOM says the Trinity (Cal.) journal, there
is bow, taken from Humboldt Indians
which il requires a yery strong man to bend
the owner must have been = savage Herr
cules. Some of the rangers state that of one
time they placed dead deer aevsnty-fye
yards distant and an Indian archer sent az
arrow through the body Of che animal aud
several yards beyond, Nc ''' p 20 sef''
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-06-27

In New York on the 23d, Thomas ard Charles
Mackey, The former 10 years old, and the latter
6yesrs Of age, got to quarrelliug at or near the
residence Of their mother. So Washington street,
New York, about an excursion ticket A fight
grew up, When they were surrounded by group
Of little boys. During the fight, Charles, the
youngest, stabbed his eldest brother with a
pen knife, inAicting wound which proved
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-06-27

The New Orleans Crescent says The col
umns Of about four 6fths Of the one hundred or
so exchange papers which daily reach us, pre-.
sent the same weary mOnotOpy Of war iateilis
ssBee--,hs same thing in each in continual
repetition, The subject is thoroughly written
to pieces--writte0 over. up aud down, ArouDd
about, and in every conceivable manner aud
diEeolion, A.l.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-06-27
.sEARs srptEr s. S. EXCURSION 70 suNpEn

sEARs STntEr s. S. EXCURSION TO sUNDEn'
LAND FALLs.-The Sears st. S. S. will take ar
excursion to Sunderland Falls on the D. d M
R. r., to morrow. The train will start from the
Xenia Depot at 8 o'clock A, M The friends o.
this Mission School old and young are most
cordially invited FARE VERY Low. Bring your
Baskets" filled with good things for the chill
dren and come along. Rev. N, P. Gaddis is
Superintendent.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-06-27

GjT Cushman's entertainment at Huston Hall
on Saturday evening was poorly attended. il
was interesting and novel; but the people seem
to have ap aversion % being eooped up in our
halls when they want ali outdoors to breathe
in I tat.-.t. l.--.. tl..s
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-06-27

5G6Rumor says COrwin will be the mex
Speaker Of the House Of Representatives. and
Forney will be CLERK Of the House. Rumor
does not inform US how this is to be effected
but we will wait and see.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-06-27

3The benefit" at Beckel's KRll on Satur
day evening was failure so far as patronage
was concerned. As may have been expected
a "thin house made thin play" This is all
we have to say about the matter at present.