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TnE GAa1BA1D1 CONCERT r-Uuder the above
caption in the 1ia<s aud UeraId Of the 3i inst,
l lind the following alluslon to what supposed
when pernsed it, 10 be private answer to q
request for the free use Of tbs Wiswam for the
purposes set forth in the application, anil britlg
alluded to 10 my answer 10 the committee Of
our German fellow citizens Of the 18th of july
last:
e.. "a Il lie q I'D AZ Independence Be
4i: ~ s1a ss'sss:
ihs G:ys VIZ = ~. ttFas Eq We make ':r,c
and abiding 1,eret il ill., xlor,n* rirn re now Ssns
n; sena' es r the the srs ~ s, Il e
f.: Il, L. ,s M ;*s,"a - p!4e : nt nj w. Peter
& HI. A%,,isn eaf. uh. reier iet.1 slat -
l am not accustomed 10 writing articles for
the ne~spap=rs. Ny calling has BEEN one mo,o
calculated to call into actiou the ph scal rather
than the mental powers, aud lhert fare shal
not enter into any war Of words with my more
Intellectual friend Of the Tina aud N,,aH.
But when sec snch gross anl unpur donabl3
Ignorance as that ditplay ed by my friend in his
crit clsn on my answer above alluded tn, feel
very much as did the 1rIshman when be saw
tho head Of m an rsntrudsug through an OPEN
ing in the side Of ahauty, and bridging doxn
MS shillaiah With force which nearly knocked
hia bsst friend (aa the same proved to bel ou. Of
existence aud whea expnstul4te1 With for
strl5 ing his old friend Pat Finegap, replied
that he would not have let 80 good IA oppartu.
nifty pas t, have little fun II i. had been his
own fathers head. I refer 10 The uupar-
donab!e ignorance manifested bY mY friend
in relation to the effect Of the actiso use Of I'm.
p!em.nts, as exhibited in h's reference to the
tacs that could let no opportunity pass With
out thrusting in my "rustr party sickle 10
elean single straw for my Addition sheaf.''
| can assure the editor that sickle thu. active
isnot Liable to rust and furthermore, that in ,he
present state Of political harvest he will iud
my sickle, although perhaps not ab1e to cope
With the great Reaper, Jet always bright, and
rea:y to glesn eyen single straw for the sheaC
Of liberty. All l have further to say is, that
upon careful re-per usat Of my letter referred
10, l do not wish to change single word, md
trust the time may Eoon come when tt editor
Of the Times ant HeraI may feel as deep and
as abiding an interest in the glorious struggle
now being made BIZ the liberty loving aons Of
Free America for a continuance of The froed.m
and unity which We have TINA far 1nainspine,t as
be would fegu have us believe b. now does for
the down.trodeen and oppressed ones Of Clus.
sic Italy. PETER uAcE.
EscoRr nY THE LINCOLN HANGERS Lincoln
Rangers attention: You will meet st tho Arm.
, 1860-08-07
LOCAL. MATTERS,

Go to John Jones, ll9 Dearborn street
They will be we'll done and at prices to suit tho
, 1860-08-07

1IQQ ACleE FaltM rUN
l. w SALE.-TLe "Fo..xxK11K FA,x." In
iiureau .ounv l.. ~lx nleAtr Ms.e en STAT IN oo
the '1!esK'. butinxt ii q Qu hey nj ru24i ~ miles
southwest Er1r thtc 'stIrE OF lb3t afres up&
act o. al: ~ a.rs hAse so VI, ( land Q
aettf sdsd INTO .@uts. with new Mailing supp OF
wafer Tor Ae1ck 10 &C e. Of wood pf cp4y tak
= tlek"tT aSs aeses enc oe for 1Axe .eEr rube
sat :en p! r. ty 1:uus sp.!e ofehasd axrf Fruit
IA eon.lH o. F.:n sourt Sot+1 IT, a'ou< e.e,en
erns An1 ee'AF. AttAc1s IL dTe-, rUnf N.LLkR III
Hou.e. xt.o4 v ei, of %41er an Cs.t4.u = .Aln.
@a tult l. the m1st snn-sattal For Txua
ul'nt anu ecI suitable Tor E,n.ily. II t+4lrei
Ito farm eouIJ IT div IL INTO de being
.urp With woodland and upoa n him
1,r s.e.
loIs credit will b. kiyen tor trs Inc Dur
chase .nnn Ear frsh-r par c,! lni, Of
m1p OF The tATA, Apply II :. II. EfistWr y Gtl.
auAt341.4I - eAItn frft a.h.tskl
, 1860-08-07

PoL'cR--Jacob Irwin was arrested yesterday
on complaint of little girl abont eleven yea,s
of age, who charges hin, with criminal inter
coarse. The complainant is an adopted daugh-
ter Of the prisoner. Daring her examination,
sbe had ft, aad the case was sent before the
Grand Jury Of the Recorders Court for further
inressigation.....A young man named David
Jones, aIias Daniel D'eher, was brought up for
larceny Of d set Of furs at No. 1e3 Canal street.
, 1860-08-07

Ho FOR LAKE SuPER1oR.-AH that are deki-
rous to exchange the present heated term for
tue cooling breezes Of the upper lake will d.
well to tic up q ta7dkerchief.fuli OF wardrobe.
and take themselves on board the steamer Lady
Elgiu, which clears for the hyperborean 1e.
gions this evening. AL aboard for Mackinao
aad Lake Superior,
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The Theatrical FqueAlrI2n Demo-


Tonight is the opening night at Tie new
place Of entertainment on Monroe street. the
reTival Of North's Theatre and Circus which
has been taken By company Of Democratic
Acrobats, ,Pssturers, and 1mposturers, Slegbt of
Hand men. Whatever else may be- offered, the
Happy Family will continue to come on nightly
As in their previous engagements, in fsco
pitce'." Music will be furnished by 1.-THE or.
gan " in this city, recently enlarged by the I'D.
dition Of the 1ins4s t'stop."
, 1860-08-07

PROFESSIONAL MUslc1AS-The public are ip.
v1sed to call At the rooms OF N. Goold, No. lis
Lake street. aud try the best piano fnrte ever
brought 10 Chicago, made BY Chsekeriog l.
Sons, Boston. NM Il
, 1860-08-07

@peCAA1 1A6cAIASo oA n04rQ OF E0uFAffon.
CHICAGO, August l. 18G,
rresent.-Messrs. Moseley, u.ssiuson. saea.
han, H&yds, Hoard, Carpenter, Ward, S.urte.
Abscut-Messrs. NswberrJ. Dorc, Haven,
Foster, Porter aud n4ss.
The President beng absent, On motion of
Ir. Hoard, Ar. Moseley Was appointed presi.
dent pro TEN.
The minutes Of the last meeting we're read,
On motion of ,tr. Sheahan, teachers certif;.
Gates we're granted to Zelo1e. TEueadelI, Geo.
i. WeI!ea, James Il. Dewey, 7. E, Annin. and
Henry J. uerrlck.
Mr. Sheahan reported The appoln,ment. of
Female Teachers since the last meeting Of the
board also, the admissions to the Nnrm,l ia
pa.suent of tbs high School
On motion Of Nr. Sheahau, the Doard n-o-
ceeded to elect Principal for tha Oeden
SCHOOL and Clinton &. Clarke has appoiated to
this Office. "
Tho Board next proceeded to elect an assist.
ant IN the High School, in placs Of ii, How
land. promoted; and James B. Dewey was m.
pointed 10 this ofIico. -
Geo: r. Well=s. and Helen Culver vera a}so
elected assistants in the High School.
On motion Of Mr. Ho4rd, the election of ft.,rb.
ers OF French and German in the Hivh Sehooi
Nns postponed.
MI n; shs.haa as offered IL: following resolution
Rsotrtd. That the salaries Of E. g, Dsl.no.
B. 7. Averel, G. @. Clarke, James Z. DavaY'
and GEO. r.. Wellss, asslstant tesehsrs in tbs
High School b. for Tho easaing JeAr. one thous.
sad dollars s.ca; That tbs .sls<J Of Mis- s. q.
seSoo b. s1s handreS seaso:: So:r u the
Nus Cu1Tsr, asslstaat teacher In ths Hiob
School, b four hundred dollars,
On motion Of Mr. Hoard, ths Board ID.
1oasned' ~ ". Il wills, ssc'y.
, 1860-08-07

"L1ScoLS. ."-Nessrs- Brown l. Wilder Of
Nos. Ii and 10 State street. finished yesterday
and seut to Springfield last evening large and
very handsome combination Of gas-buzners,
giving ihe word Liacoln." It is to be erected
over tie front Of the Springfield Wtgvam,
, 1860-08-07

MEDICAL SoctE7Y.-For Prtss dad Tribxne,-
The Chicago Medical Society will hold their
regular monthly meeting On Tuesday, the 7th
inst, ut II o'clock +. 81, at the Office Of DR.. o.
smith, l74 South Clark street. A punctuai and
lull attendance is requested. as business of in,~
portance to the society will come before H.
meeting, and the Investigations and discussions
will be Of mora than usual interest TO the uro
fession and community,
, 1860-08-07

IRONING DAr.-The thermvmeter 1o:eo in the
shade Sha~'s Gas Fiat Heaters save sll heat
in tho house. All the ladies' who use them
speak in the highest terms Of their et1ic ency.
Ca!l aud see them Ut WalHorth. =. Hubbard i Co.,
ISL Lake street. Rsad what last weeks ME.
Pendent saYa of them. an7.at
, 1860-08-07

- {. e, fcRfFkh, Adv*rnsiss AsenA, u D.yAera-a
It auAos1.~i to Fstiss kds4i1za4s fee Iii sd a: IL
A3a'as Fa7sr. Of taA fsr.4 W<n. lal-hs74-y
, 1860-08-07

Tue "PASor1lcoS."-D. C. la Rue's Pan
orticon," being life moviog mechanical exbi-
bition Of the late War in India and The sepoy
rebellion. will be opened to the public at Kings
bury Hall next Wednesday evening. This d1s.
pla; OF art ii represented 10 embrace combi.
nation Of 10000 moving and acting models Of
men, horaes and animals. 1t is not panorama,
bnt mechanical movement, IN which actual
but les between armies, ETC., are Represented ns
taking place.
, 1860-08-07

Tue ZouAyEs.-The .Zouayea were in Ciucin-
natl yesterday, and will return to Illinois direct
from that city without visiting Louisville or St.
Louis. They are expected at Springfield to-
morrow, and will reach Chicago on Thursday
evening. So stands the present programme.
Lock OUT ron u1M.--A man about six feet
high, thin faced, light comple1ioned, slightly
p'ck-mafked, hailiug from ST. Louis has haunt
cd this city for some days on The disreputable
e:rand Of bunting runaway ni.gers. Would
not object 10 kidnap likely boy or two, pro-
bxbly.
, 1860-08-07
10 liE1lt.


pOARDlNG.-1wo front rooms
ether pes7Hr room 10 et eight ten dry bos
Al b. sceGmmnas1eu II Is > ft'teH sssr1s tv71'r
, 1860-08-07

t9T Garden Rose aud G1oves. Street Sprink-
lets, etc, cheaper than ever at the Rubber
Store. lis Randolph street, Kingsbury Block.
, 1860-08-07
Meeting Of the Chicago Gardrncras So
CletYs

cletys
The regular monthly meeting of this Society
took place lust evening at their Hall in Metro
polltan Block. The attendance was net laige
but the meeting was of great interest,"
Aproposi:ion was received from the Mechsn-
les Institute, for the Society to unite with them
in their forthcoming exhibition. As the terms
Of union were not definitely stated, commit
tee was appointed to confer with the officers OF
the Institute aud report to the next meeting.-
Aessrs. Sanders, R=issig and Khlavc were the
committee.
Ar. Perriam Of Calumet, read an interesting
essay on tho Cut Worm, which was ordered to
be printed.
Mr. Sanders was appointed 10 investigate
the habits Of the Bark Louise, with a view to
identify ing those found On fruit mud forest
trees. Also Of the Sap sucker, and report Mt I'D
early day.
Mr. Chase was appointed to inves:gats The
hsbits Of the Quail and report On its economic
value to horticuttura1ists and agrlculturalists.
On motion, the socitty atjouraed to meet on
Saturday next, at 8 O'Clock, to consider tie
propositions OF tie Mechanics Institute if ary
be presented satisfactory to the committee.
, 1860-08-07
DA1ltY FARMS FOR sAlE,
Within so Miles Of Chicago.

THE ILLINOIS CENTRAL RAILROAD c,,xPA-
-, az: 10000 kcrrs Of hish, ming r'tr. La1d
tasv on~r for sale "a The st libra: te M,
wy w11 e etkaEe in the nIoe.s Of '~ppy
re ety s1h II ~ MIR. H.uer V~xst bies &C. more
s3oie texun Can b. se!teted Aul the trns ire 70 a.
nse1 taaa thess p'oc"cs can he delivered early In TIE
morning And Ae At Elxht- Lxery faet!ty wi, bs cre1ej
10 tsoss rho desir to exAnlie thee la ia. Acp 10
Chicago. i.rt.xtt .~% -
, 1860-08-07

ESCORT nY THE LINCOLN HANGERS Lincoln
Rangers attention: You will meet at tho Arm
orr at FIRE clock. Tuesday night, for ths pur-
pose Of escorsing the Aurora Vide Aw4kes, on
their way to Springfield. Remember 10 be
promptly on hand at Eve o'clock.
, 1860-08-07

CHANGED HAxns.-We learn that The "Mu-
rengo Institute" passed out of the hands Of
tue preseytcry, by sale ut the Court House in
this city, yesterday, and became private proper.
ty. We understand it is the intention of those
interested 10 occupy it ns frst-elass school
for young ladies. We have noticed this bcauti"
ful building when passing on the cara. It com.
Enaods q fine view Of the prair:cz and or the ad-
joining village Of Aartngo, and appears very
we'll adapted for boarding school.
, 1860-08-07

Pic MIC IN WRlGus's GRoyE-The Sabbath
Schools in connection with the Reformed PREF
byterian Church Of this city intended holding
4 pic MIC in WriKhts Grove, on Thursday, 9th
inst. As this place is inst outside Of the city
limits and acces ible BY the horse-railroad on
North Clark street, all the fatigue aud danger
incident to taking young aud thoughtless chill
dren on excursion trains are thus avoided.
Parties can come and 50 every twenty minutes.
With gool intent, and rnnterial appliances to
gtrs youth amusement, diversion and instruc-
tlon, this basket pic mic promises to be ons that
will be enjoyed by The Juveniles amongst the
trees. Tie Indian idols are to be there. Adults
to provide themselves, Will. the children will
bs literally looked after. Tickets, e5 cents,
(the scholars free,) which can BE- had from
Moses Shirra, 16s West Lake street, OF Goss l.
Iloag. North Clark street
Ice cream, fruit. de-, will be for sale in the
grove All are invited
, 1860-08-07

WANTKD-A young lad ab,ut
Dos. Ooe ,e iiae vth his par<es pstf.z1ed. A. e1 Il
(. .. Boa d87. giving ~; e,etces. au'1u
, 1860-08-07
THE CITY.

0N~%AOA oAAN3 b4AA3 H4U1A1uXt
H.uS' hnld Furniture Carrets, Bela!tada ard WASH
stands 1t e4 ocock bY Gilbert ani Satnpsoo u Lake IT,
, 1860-08-07
CHICAGO, TUESDAY. AUGUST :, 1860.
Tho Great Excursion Train.

The great excursion train on the Illinois
Central Railroad, to leave this city at O'Clock
10 night for the grand State Republican rally
at Springfield, will probably be one Of the mos.
marked features Of this eampaign; from pres
ent promise it will be tho largest company that
e:er Joined in single excursion By rail in the
Northwest.
ills especially desired that nil who are In.
tending to 60, be promptly at the depot in
ample season, as the train will leave promptly
on time. This great turnout ia reminding
some Of our older Republican residents IT
Whig proclivities Of the campaign OF 1910, Il 9
"O1d Tippecanoa times" when an excprsicn
for that dag equally large with this Of tonight,
turned ont three hundred strong and in asor
took up their march for the Capitol, cumplrg
out BY tho way at night. They made abont
thirty five miles progress daily, and hal big
time ut Springfield. 4 number Of those who
twenty years ago thus passed several days on
The route to Springfield will be On board this
train 10 night.
The train will reach Springfield tomorrow
morning, and returning leavs Springfield on
Thursday morning. John Wright. the ctleb,a T.
ted restaurateur Of this city, will accompany
the excursion with car fitted up for good
feeding. and which will not give out by the
<119 nor at Springfield
On the Alton and St. Louis road trains will
bs run at half fare. Also from Bloomington
iead Alton special a1cartlon trains will be run,
b return from Springfield after the Wide
Awake procession On "Wednesday eyering.
, 1860-08-07
e Q n I G a L VOLUTE
STEEL CIR SPRINGS,
MANUFACTURED By
lhe Metallic Car Spring Company
or NEW YORK.

Ms are prepared TO fdrrhh Springs Of aoy a1e dezd
AZ ofosfs n 'u1 de4lEo&e th4 he gut an to- s1Ie of
aoe and power Of nks 'equ'ted nj, aavlss Il! IL.
Freight or Passenger Cats.
All srrinRs with hoa over o.e Inth Ia d;.,ter s,e te
SEred fur bu1ef Sp4lngs ~ "
, 1860-08-07

BANNER PnxsES1A7toS-A beautiful banner
was presented to the West Side Awakes at
West Market Hall last evening By Solomon II.
Wilson, Esq. The banner, which is an exceed
insly rent aud "Wide Awake" affair, was de-.
vised by Ar. ", and gotten up by Aessrs.
cq'mbers 4 Sauborn. 1t represents "Old
Abe." very good oil portrait, with Raj!
Splitter On one side and Wide Awake On the
other. It is surmouDted by large kerosene
torch, smallor torches depending from, either
end Of the cross-piece.
, 1860-08-07

The Rscorders Court came ia sexAion yeater-
day with 4 full docket Of cases. The term is
expressly held to clear ont The jail, however,
and no bail ca.es will be taken up.
Nothing was done yesterday but to empaunel
the fnllnHin1s
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9ailg Gmpire.

PUBLISHED EVERY AFTERNOON, ny
L. r. X ELY & Co.,
r. KELLY, r. BoLLNEYrR, FRANK SEAMAN, W. T. LOGAN.
EMPIRE BUILDING, no MAIN STREET.
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l9Ianlblng,
Fountains, Pumps, Steam Pipe,
COPPER a ZINC BATH &C.

FNIiE subscriber has Just resolved The largesta and most
aitrariye lot Of asiciea in the line, eYer brought
here, and good stock be found In Cincinnati.
His BATHS are very superior, and his stock
PuMPs-.n ana sncy tAli ai % me very best quaii-
ed IN ais city. HE FOUNTAINS are also gnesiy ad
pired for their symmetry. =
can supply Mechanics, Distiers and AIaauhcturess
With the beet stqualiy Of LA and Fcce PurRpa Pipes,
&c.
ROBERT OGDEN
ani0 No-TsJeasrson st., Dayton. .
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IN THE FIELD!
READY FOR FIGHT
OLD sTAND!-FRESH GOODS!
j. A. MINICK,
Corner of jefferson and Market Streets,
DAYTON, OHIO,

HAVING made many and important improvements
IN his Store Rooms, and Tepenished his already
large stock with heavy additions Of Fresh Goods he IA
prepared to supply the community better than ever
with every thing needed in the Grocery and Produce
line. He can and will furnish every thing in the trade,
Of the lest quality at the lowest cash prices.
His stock IN part comprises
20 Hhds. Prime and Choice n. o. Sugar;
10 Bids Crushed Sugar, chOlce XNi
10 Powdered '' extra 80
10 Granulated Sugar, very good;
10 4" Refined Coffee Sugar-a choice article, and q
great hiyorte;
10 XXX Golden syrup, dnppngs from Loaf
sugar and a choice article.
II Golden syrup, extra nlce;
lu " Sugar House Syrup;
20 n. o. Moasses-new crop.
5O Sacks Rio Cofiee-No eXtn;
10 Java extra;
10 Santus anew article;
Every kind and quality Of Teas that are desired
Rasins, Figs, CurTants, Dried Peaches, Apples To-
bacco, Cigars Wood and Willow Ware, QleenSvare,
CrockeTy, Se, &c and large variety numerous TO
mention.
Feeling truly grateful for the very liberal patronage
he has received rom the citizens Of Dayton and sur
rounding country, he desires have them continue,
feeling that he better than ever hereto-
fore, please the public.
He desires the people 10 call before purchasing else
whore, he offers superior Inducements. no29-lyd
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Produce and Provision Store,
Montgomery House, Third Street,

TACOB HIDLER, Proprietor The Excelsior Pro-
81 duce and Commission Store Is the hest pos
sihle tnm for the summer Campaign. The proprietor
having had long experience caterer 20 the public
lste, understands lly the table wants at this conmu
nifty, rnd is prepared 10 supply them FRESH
MEATS, GAME, POULTRY, Produce, NEGETA.
BLEs, FRUITS &C, together with all the little ohie
eXtrls that are giiefu to the plato during the SUM-
the order Of the public, who appreciate the
ence Of obtaining such things every day, and at any
Iume Of the day.
Old Jake is stl determined to please the people and
he does not he Is determined i shall not be his i
c desires the people TO call and see his place He is
sure he please them. novl-u
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DAILY EMPIRE

Terms for Advertisements occupyinga greater space,
or for longer period than above specified, made known
at the Counting Room.
Advertisements published in both the DAILY and
WEEKLY EMPIRE will be subject to additional charge
Of one-half the Daily rates.
All advertisements are charged at the rnte OF fifty
cents per square (of ten nes for the first nscrton and
twenty-five for every additional insertion unless
agreement Is made previous to OF the above
rates
ms. Persons wishing to discontinue their yearly I'D;
veitisng must give notice at the Counting Room. All
casual advertisements must be paid for in advance
The privilege OF annual advertisers is limited to their
own business, and all advertisements for the benefit Of
other persons we as legal advertisements, and ad-
refreshments Of auction sales sent In by them, must be
paid for at the regular rates.
Tributes Of Respects, Notices, Meetings Of Literary
Military, Fire and other associations, the holding OF
Fairs 10 be paid for follows: For insertion OF
any such notice. not exceeding square OF ten lines
% cents, and 10 cents for every subsequent Insertion
Advertisements not exceeding one-hnlf square M
length, inserted time for 2b cents All notices in
tended to promote private interests, to be inserted ~
the local column (which s only at the option Of the Ed
tors) be paid for at the rate OF 10 cents per line
No cuts, stereotypes eectrotypes inserted, unless
all Metal,
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ssg- Prices as Low as the Lowest -ysa
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@sgetmam 9Ftimttns,

Tic DAYTON wocnENpLArT being located inthe EN-
PRE Building, affords facilities for doing Printing
in German, or German and English, nthe
shortest notice, and most reasonable terms
Rs- Ia has ,,Sapton sSOcbsnbldtt" I'D TN empire
,bduse bsFnet 70 n uus @slsssnb'tt ssboisn, Druid
orbeiten in Drutidb, psutlb une ensliib, auf'
s5ntafe une ~ annsbmbartn grtisu ~ ttlcratn.
Remember the location
10 Main Street,
I'd door from Market.
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Aiberp.
HO r S e TALK.

John sHELLEBERGER, on the West side Of JEFF
- erson street Is nov fly prepared 70 accommodate
the public with last HORSES, GOOD BUGGiES, CAR
RlAGEs, and every thing that may be found in well
regulated Livery Stable,
As to his ability TO please and give entire satisfaction
10 all who may favor him with their patronage. lie
takes great pleasure ia referring the following coln
petent judges Clahum Hsesn F. HeaihInagi James
w l.oWrey, John MiggTp, Lee ker0Ot aud Peter
Voorhees,, all Of whom, testified under OATH aieV days
ago that Mr.. :. Of the very bosf Livery Men in
the world, and that his unboueht popularity as such,
draws customers ffom AL parts Of the world II uy
doubts the truth of this Statement refer 20 Geo.
W. Houk'and John Howard, Attorneys o. Law.
marl4-Yi
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Illinois Central Railroad.

INwo Daily Passenger Trains leave Indianapolis, via
Terre Haute and indianapolis Railroad mahIng
close CONNECTION with the Illinois Central Railroad fol-
lows:
AZ Mattoon for Urhana, kRnalIee Centralia, Cairo
Memphis, Natchez, Ncksburg, New Orleans ana Mobile.
Al Pana for Decatur, Springfield, bloomington, Peo'
ria Galeshurg Burlington Quincy La Salle Rock
island, Mendoza, Dixon Fulton, Cedar Rapids, Free
port, Mineral Point, Gaena Dubuque, Independence
Cedar Falls Prairie Du Chem, Lacrosse and 81 Paul
n For through tickets apply at the othees OF the IN
diana Central Railroad; also, at the office Of the Terrt
Hante and indianapolis Railroad in the Union Depot In
dianapohs W, X. Ahlh0hi
W r. JoHNsoS, Gen passg'r Agt, Chicago aul6
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Cigars.
CICAR 8

II TUSf ReceiYed, choice brands line imported hAsaia
81 Cigars;
Long John, La Competition,
stephen A. Douglas, Henry Clay,
Hespero, Jenny Lind,
La Parezad de Mato Conchas Napoleon, Plantation,
and various other hNnds.
choice luI OF domestcoig,rs.
Bronson's Fine cut aud Virginia Plug Tobacco Pipes
Olacco, SMUT etc, etc. at BOkNSIElNS
Cigarand Tobacco Store,
lsl6dy Main street, opposite Market House
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-09-21
Railroads.
DaytOn and Michigan Railroad.

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CtHORT LINE FROM DAYTON TO FORT WAYNE,
- CHICAGO, TOLEDO AND DETROIT, two Trans
aily, except Sundays, until further notice.
Leaves Dayton on arrival Of trains from Cincinnati ~
s45a M. arriving at Toledo at p m, Detroit at b;jO
d. m and Chicago at Si5 p mt
The s.45 p. train arriving in Toledo ut a. M, De-
troit at 6.45 n. m, and Chicago at s'OOn M
Passengers by each train for the east have one hoir
ut Toledo and arrive in Cleveland in same time as by
CLYDE time. a. ,
Both trains make close connections at Detroit for the
Fast by the Grand Trunk and Great Western Railways
of Canada The time to New York and Boston by tins
route il the same as via Clyde, and only three hours
and forty minutes more than via Columbus line Pas
senqers by this line cross the great Suspension Bridge
and pass in direct view of Niagara Falls
Baggage checked through and fare as low as by any
other ioIlie r. NJ. SHOEMAKER,
Gen Superintendent, Dayton o.
N. SHOEMAKER,