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Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-06-30
To the Democracy OF Butler
6~lOSanlV.

The Democratic meeting last Saturday, af
ter having appointed delegates TO the State
Convention, adjourned to meet in two weeks,
which will be Saturday, July 7th. The re-
maindey Of tAe business will then be transact
ed, Iii also intended TO make the gathering
then a ratification meeting, both for the Ma
tional and State nominations, Several good
speakers may he expected, and q large turn
out of the Democracy is earnestly desired.
The questions in regard TO our county nomi-
nations are such as should secure a full attend
ance, and as the farmers will be through cut
ting their harvest then, they can certainly
attend. Come, gentlemen, come out to the
meeting and have your spirits renewed
Hamilton Telegraph.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-06-30

B6y-Joseph Lukey was yesterday convicted
of the charge Of passing counterfeit money
He has not yet had sentence passed upon him
Lukey had been ont on bail of $500, for some
time, and mp to the hour of his trial, he could
have ran away and escaped an ignominions
incarceration. The jig is up with 10, and he
will have to bear what he could have avoided,
had he endeavored TO act honestly.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-06-30
and Provision Store,
Montgomery House, Third Street,
DAYTON, ONO.

IACuR HlbLER Proprietor. The ENrctsior Pro-
- duce AMI commission store, ~ now ~ The l-st pos
slide tum for the summer Campaign The ropnrtpr
having hat long experience ~ "a sstersr to- the puilc
t-tc, understands fully the table wants II this commute
nlty, and h prepared g. supply them, FRESH
MEAIS GAME, POULTRY, PRODUCE, NEGETA-
blES, FRUITS, Sc., tuFether with all The huie edible
extras that aIv 80 grateful to the palate dunngthe sum
mer, viii always H. kept fresh and nice, and subject to
the orirr Of the pubiic, Who can appreciate the conyei-
lrn'" "t obtaining stch things every day and TT any
time OF the day.
uld lake Is sui determined tn please the people, and
{ be- iues not, he ~ determined u shall not lie It's fault.
He desires the Iaeopie 10 call and see hs place. Hei Is
sure hecnn please them. noy4-tf
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-06-30

NoTIcv.-Those pupilssof the city of Day
ton and elsewhere who are entitled under the
rules and regulations Of the Board OF Educa-
ton to an examination, in view of admission
to the High School, will please meet at High
School Building Monday, July I'd, at > o'clock
A. M. A. SIEPHANSi oecy'
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-06-30
MONTGOMERY COMMON PLEAS.
ruIIA NIAHoNY W.. John Mahony. Divorce. n

John Mahony, whose residence is -,t is notified
that Julia Mahony did on the 2stti day 81 May ID. 1864
lille her petition ia The Office II tho Clerk OF the Court
Of Common Pleas within and for the county Of Mont
gomery, Ohio, charging the said John Mahony With
wilnl ahssuce from her, the said julia Mahnny, for more
than o years last past, and asking that she may oe d..
yOnced ifom the SAID John Mahony, which petition will
stand for hearing At the November terra lseoi OF said
Court. JULIA MAHoNN,
Dated May -, 1850. We BY ApAM CLAH, her Atty
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-06-30
Say-we notice flowers wherever We go, bu

Bag~We notice flowers wherever we go, but
we more especially regard them when we dis
cover them where we do not expeet-indeed,
are astonished-to find them. Yesterday We
saw upon a shelf which extended across one
of the cabins Of a State canal boat, a dozen
or two large nower-pots, in which were How
ers Of several of the most beautiful varieties.
II was n cheerful sight-one too seldom met
with on the raging iood'-andindicated, un
mistakably, the presence of Woman.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-06-30

INV IVNNI WWWV NW1
The Mozart Hall Democratic Executive
Committee held q meeting last evening and
adopted a series of resolutions deploring the
discussions in the ranks Of the Democracy,
and recommending the nomination ur a JOINT
electoral ticket in the State Of New York, to
be supported by the united Democracy, and if
such a union cannot be effected, to support
Judge Douglas for the Presidency.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-06-30

Ray-Go to John Felix's Saloons, corner OF
Main and I'd ST, for Ice Cream, berries and
cream, and for all manner of cooling drinks
He is at all times prepared to supply the pub
lie with the very best quality of everything in
his line.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-06-30

seT-0no of the Estate Boats" is now en-
gagged in traversing the raging canawf for
the purpose of cutting loose the grass and
moss that already greatly impedes navigation.
They are using the patent seythes for the pr
pose, and they answer the purpose admirably.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-06-30
A Douglas Noon at Yancy Mid
night,

A good mistake occurred at the Yancy bal
conY There being loud calls for "1'oombs, %
YToombs," Mr.. Moons, editor of the Cambria
(Pa) Mountaineer, who was near by, mistook
the sound, and wondering at his sudden aud
extensive popularity thought he was called
for Taomhs," "roombs," amid the clamor
was "Noons," moons, TO his ear. With feel
ings which can be imagined better than they
can be described, he made his way to the front
of the balcony, andthanking his ftllow-citizcns
for their wise imparialipb proceeded TO make
a strong DQaglas speech.
IN vain did the Yancey men strive to inter
rupt him. In vain was he pulled by the coat
tail, nudged in the ribs, caught by he elbow.
The people, equally in tho durk with himself
cheered him, aud more than overbalanced the
attempts of the Gancey men to cry him down.
He continued in an emphatic Douglas vein,
and the whispered opportunities offriends and
foes around him to desist, telling him that he
was in the wrong place, could not convince
him. So he made his speech, feeling that the
people knew best.-O6r. Of the Philadelphia
Press.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-06-30

heg-The "'Quakes'' will have a meeting at
their Armory tonight All good, respectable
fellows who desire TO unite with them prior to
the Ath should apply tonight. The O, q. X.
LY. X. will be prepared to receive 'em
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-06-30

CoLuMBus, June 30.
The Breckenridge and Lane ratification
meeting being held here tonight is large and
enthusiastic, A salute of thirtythree guns
was fired. Speeches were made by VIM. A..
Neil, General Andrews and others
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-06-30

ST. LOUIs, June 30.
Hon. J. r. Barrett was received by the De-
mocracy last evening at the Ferry Landing.
A large crowd was in attendance; 90 guns
were fired in honor of his vote ia Congress.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-06-30

bd~We had rather o poor market tins
morning, the people holding back for next
Tuesday, we suppose, when we may expect q
perfect glut.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-06-30

Jacob schen, Before William 0ondy, ). ?.
against, Miami Tosnship.
FredeTek Ions. Montgomery Counly. Ohio;
ON the 2Cth day Of April ls0n nj my INSTANCE an at
y ttehmeht was ISSUED against The said Frederick
Long BY Wa. GOuhly, }. 4. COR the sum 81 Sal,6T,
April 80 ls0o mYl7wa JACOB sCfiEN.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-06-30

Ba-Yesterday Charles Weaver and Frank
Reichart-and this morning Charles Ruey-
were arraigned on the charge of drunken
ness. and fined 81 and costs each.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-06-30
New Cash Grocery Store.

VNiE undersigned having established himself in the
L Grocery tlde at No. 100 Mnu street, DAYTON,
vhiul where he intends keeping the tcsi ui everything
usually Kept IN a kEIAlL G STORE. lie
wIl sell Tor Cash only, and ~ low ~ ANY othor house
m Dayton. lie respectfully Sohcits asl1rc uf the pub
lac patronage. apll-t JOHN JOHNSON.
4 Large stock Of Spices, Cheese, Nuts, AMI every
~ tltlg that may bc needed inH Gfoerry StOp., for
sale by mrID h. UBRIEN.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-06-30

N6s-The next session Of the Cincinnati
Annual Conference of the NJ. i. Church, will
be held in Oxford, commencing the 18th oil
September.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-06-30

Aay~See notice of best lot pineapples ofth'
season, at 300, Third street. We have seel
them, and endorse the boast.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-06-30

THAT MONSTER PIcNIc FROM THE OAPITOL
OF HoOsIERDcA, AND WHAT GAME OF IT.--Our
readers are aware that we published nm item
in regard TO n mammoth % picnic which was
to visit this city from Indianapolis, Ia, Thurs
day. We tried to get at the thing at the time,
but couldn't find it; this morning, however,
Tom. ellis and Dan. Heinz enlightened us
with regard to the whole affair, and We deem
1t proper TO post the matter in its proper light:
1t seems that a man by the name of JoHY
BUssEY, a saloon keeper in indianapolis, was
the proprietor Of the arrangement lie pro
cured the passage Of o oertaia number Of per.
sons 10 Dayton and back, for q certain sum,
andIn consideration of his trouble, the excur-
sion party were 10 patronize him in buying
ale, beer, cakes, p~retzels, &c, on the route.
But we will not particularize in this. On Sat
urday last the protector cam here, went to
HEINZ, and requested him to procure the
Fair Grounds, and ordering him to procure
refreshments SC, for the e&cnCsiqn, Thursday.
On Wednesday II. received q letter from
BUssRY, (Which we have in our possession, }
again ordering him TO have every thing ready,
rs n big crowd would be here, No,
Thursday, Heinz had everything prepared
for the reception of the Indianapolis picnicers,
and ellis had gathered together all the omni-
buses to be had in the Miami Valley, for the
purpose of hauling the party to the Hill The
train-the excursion "trainl-zarPiyed n the
Sixth stpeet DepoL At first nobody seemed
to be aboard; hut at length some musicians,
who were IN martial costume, land not all
dressed alikel) came out upon the platform,
looked around, and walked back into the ears
againl Then fourteen couples marched
out, and walked awRy-we don't know where.
Some six or eight persons took passage in an
omnibus for the Hill and Bussey, why, he
didn't know Heinz, or anybody else, although
well acquainted with them a few days belorel
We learn that the musician, wandered
about the streets, and upon the Hill, without
any one TO care for them, having as we
learn fallen ont with the party, while the
major poFtlon of the excursionists went "a
SANDERS Garden, and spent the evening ant
night If half of what we are told by the
knowing ones is true, the Mammoth [ In
dianapolis Pic Mic was one Of the thinnesi
humbugs ever hudled out in this meridian
For further particulars, we refar our readers e
TON GILLIs, Oh DAE htBIEz.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-06-30

na-RAvrY, the noted tiReinnati detectire,
is IN the city to-day, he evidence in the case
Of State of Ohio Is. pallen and Bose. who are
on trial for passing counterfeit money. He is
2 queer looking missioner, and n We we're 10
Judge by his looks We would take him for n
pumpkin who don't know chalk from cheese
n mistake which would be greater than that of
the man whc woke ~ ne wrong passenger
aud got threshed for his pains.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-06-30
FAMILY GROCERIES
New Stand-FreSh Goods.

John X. GEBHABT, Agent, No. 50 Jefferson &c.,
- few doorA South OF the Market House, Iayton, o.,
hW' ilst received "a fresh Hnd wen assorted stock OF hne
Family Groce1cs, otcNery dc-cripuOu. They have all
been pnrlHi4ed within the last lew weeks, and were
bought with express reference to duality and price. He
by prepared 10 sell them AT rs low pnce- nj tiey can b,
attended, and ~ resolved that no one shall leave his
store dissatisfied.
No FISHING RODS, I'M HOOKS good
assortment always on hand. myf2y
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-06-30

CIT. NICHOLAS HOTEL. broadway, New
- Kork.-When completed, sN years ago. the y
Ss,holas was universally pronounced the most magnlh-
cent, convenient, and thoroughly organized estulaish-
ment Of the kind on this continent what u was men
ousners, and IN the general elements of comfort and en-
iovment. The Hotel has accommodations tor l'uIO
I,,,s.ts. Including 100 complete suites Of nIartments for
Nnlnies. six hundred persons can lie colhiOrtabdy
ssafsd ~ the talles OF IL three putlic dining rooms,
4ndnoIhIng that modem art has devised for the con
yenienee m s0rial gniiihntion al the travelling pubic
hss been omitted IN IL plan, or is neglected ~ rs prac.
tical details. The curly reputation oil iie house az
pSrb appointments, and it, home-hke comforts anu
fnEures, has been enhanced every year by the un"ea-
1ed exertions Of the propT1etors;
my29tns TREADWELL, WHlTCOMB 4 co.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-06-30
a6B-We recently saw a letter en- route per
post, which had this uddress upon the back Of

r. "Jone" don't get that letter Lafayette
will hardly contain him.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-06-30


lust Received, choise brands, fine imported Havana
81 Cigars
Long John, La Uompeillohi
stephen A, Douglas, Henry Clay,
ia fareEa de Mato Conchas, Napoleon, Plantation
aud various other brands.
A choice lot Of doniesticeigars.
1ronson's Zine cut and Virginia Plug Tobacco, Pipes,
rlaeeo. snuff etc, etc. at B~ORNSTEIN'S
Cigar and Tobacco store,
jsl6dy Nam street opposite MARKET HOUSE,
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-06-30

BaE"A Teuton gent called in at Dietrich's
Drug Store yesterday, aud tried to ask for
medicine, but what kind no one about the
place could understand. A German boy who
was engaged next door was called in, and af-
ter talking with the chap for a minute or two,
the boy informed the clerk that the man want
ed something to hill worms Accordingly he
was Supplied with q bottle Of Ferm tfuge, ac-
%companied with "lhll directions, and sent off
This morning the man returned to the Store
with an Interpreter, from whom it was ascer-
tanned hat the stuff had been taken by the
man and his wife TO hill bed-hNgR, md not
worgs, and theF had nSed tbe e9rIspts Of the
bottle expeetipg Ill the bugs that attacked
them to die as soon as they stuck theie teeth
inl But it hadn't dane q bH of good last
night tho little vermln had half devoured
them, and he was indignant at having been
humbugged lie wanted something to do the
business up quick, or he wanted his money
back The afflicted man was then suppl
with an article which was TO be applied ont
side, and warranted death 70 bugs
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-06-30

ATOTICE Is hereby given that the undersigned has
" this day been appointed and qualified rs Admins
traitor on the estate 0fAndrew small, decd.
isls,TSw MICHAEL HuIEr.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-06-30

pdS~One ofthe most attractive places in the
city is the Drug Store Of }. W. DIETRIcn, Sd
street, who will in spite of them, compel the
passers-by to halt and take a look at the curl
osities he exhibits ut his sh~ow-window. In adj
dition to the aquariums he has had hereto.
fore, and the multitude Of water-pets he had
collected in them, he has procured n new and
stylish aquarium, and a number Of curiosities
to put in it. Themost wonderful pet he has
at this time is Kentucky rattlesnakel The
fellow is about six years old, is about four feet
long, is about two inches in diameter-withthe
capacity Of extending five or six inches, &c
necessary-and is about as snaky looking a
chap as we care about seeing. lie was brought
here hy u, i. HIEacE, Esq, ofOane City, KY,
and he was found upon the banks Of Green
river, near the Mammoth Cave, in that State.
His fangs have been taken out,and ne is harm
less so far as poisoning is concerned, Mr..
BlERcE had his snakeship out en- the AoeF of
tho Drug Store yesterday mad HANDLED him as
be would a fish or q frog
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-06-30

M CENTS REWARD will pay a reward OF
Hi 10 cents 10 any person who viii return to me,
flames III. Haines, a iad about " years old, who was
bound 10 me hy the Directors OF the Poor House OF this
county, He had ON a check shirt, and torn hat and
trousers when he run OIL. All persons are forbid trust
" fsSsis%sS HENRI SHELL.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-06-30

bay We had prepared a notice of the Elk
hibition of "The Peoples Colleague Cen
trail High School-for yesterdays ENrIRE /;
but the article was mislaid, and Was not found
In dine 10 be put in type. The day hay
ing passed, we deem it now only necessary 10
say that the occasion fully justified all we pre-
dicted for it, and that the participants only
added new fame to former achievements.
This Hall was crowded long before the time
for the commencement 81 the exercises, and
we failed to get q comfortable position
but despite this we enjoyed the rich treat
We did think that o small admission ought to
have been charged w that seats would have
been accessible inst Q little later The Prin-
cipAl, j. W. HAIL. and bis assistants, Messrs.
CGTHcART and %CRUBAUGH, together with
ProG TuRPiN, and the leading parties in the
Exhibition cannot be too highly complimented
for the successful and agreeable entertainment
on Thprgaa eyepiRg. W.. EsgFeIZtA saW-
mon with q large number OF citizens with whom
we have conversational the Exhibition could
not be pppeatea
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-06-30

HHiE AMALYsTIA Weekly Family Paper, devo-
ted 10 Temperance, Progress and Social Improve
ment. Published By NJ, n, Allardt, 1877 superior street
upstairs, Cleveland, o. SeadJ or speoio'ens' JET
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1860-05-23
Sulphur for Sheep Ticks.

Wm. 7. Chase, writes to the Agricwltnral-
Isl: Ia the Jan. No, p II, notice doubt
a. to he tlicacy of phur TO expel ticks from
sheep. nave no doubt. knoto it will do
the thing much more cflicaciously, aud with
much less injury to the sheep than the nause-
oas made have prac,iced OF dipping them in
4 decoclon of tobacco, cicuta, ett. Since
1911 have used no other preventive to keep
ticks from sheep, or lice from cattle. My
mode Of feeding is to have boxes about by
10 feet square, with sides about 3 inches
high; mix as much flowers of sui phur with
sal, as can be made to stick TO it, and put in
the boxes, for sheep or cattle. Feed it any
time, but particularly in warm wea Their.
Since lSl / have seldom found half a dozen
tcks 10 tn. hundred sheep at sheOrlng time,
and some seasons none.
HiaE feeding sui hur great help in
keeping clear OF the foot-rot My sheep have
neither ticks nor foot.rot. although there is
rauch OF 1t near and around me.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1860-05-23
BAKING.

T.. rp. lhess of bread depend, rs much
..... OH. 1,kinr as making. In n brick ovem
bread aI1ht not tobrown before it has stood
H.,yn 20 twenty minus, and 10 bake common
sized .a.,s requires from three quarters Of an
hog, ,lpu hour. IL heating a brick oven the
wool ,h5alI be dry. aud the fire kindled II
..,.. ,a one side, after burning awhile, the
wand sim be pushed over to the other side,
a.l ,'.er ,fter awhile, scattered all around the
bal, ,oJ siIcs aud as the wood becomes coal,
s.-.,..r ,,..,e all over the oven, except Just at
,.s mouth. The roof of the oven should be
,-., from, s,noie, nnd AFTER the fire has been
I.. - o.. L,,r and , half II IN. oyeu be free
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1860-05-23
Niaten AVcnhuge HsNaeN,
81. CHARLES ana 1t, LOUIS HOTELS,

'HRsE two Hotels being under the management Of Mes;r'
Iinn Nidrcth the former U which Is conducted by Mr. D.
NJ uirh aud the latter by NIr. o. Y Hall, the Proprietor.
l lee o. inform the citizens OF Texas that they have spared
no expense make both houses equ IN point oil
To any hotel ia the United States. ~ -
During the Summer months the St. Charles will be kept open
when every accommodation be given to families ana gentle
men travelling NoGaids Ru the Proprirtors have no hesta
lion In saving that no pains expense shall be spared In furnish
ing 10 the guests cgr house, every comfort or LUXURY a
r ,S he oltsneJ In tbe south l3Tlyl
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1860-05-23
SCHOLASTIC.
BAYLOR UNIVERSITY.
DEPARTMENT

MALE DEPARTMENT.
Rev Rufus c. BQrleson A. NJ, President and Professor OF
ancient and Spanish Languages
Dr. d. r. Wallace, A. H. Prof of Natural Science and the
French Language. 49,
Il Philosophy and Bellies i.etties.
Mr. o. n. Leland A. b., Pref of Mathematics and Astron-
Louis FRANKIE, A. NJ Prof of German Language and Lit
eTature.
Mr.. j. l. Smith Principal OF Preparatory Department
VIM. II. Long, Tutor
Law DEPARTMENT.
PROFESSORS:
Hon Il. T. Wheeler. lion r. f. d. Baylor.
VIM. p Rogers, ESQ, John -aylcs, Esq
This Institution fourshng ndtion,2l3 student
are reported the last Catalogue, the faculty. discipline
health Of the University, all unsurpassed by any young
institution in America.
Tuition IN primary department., SIG % a year
College, 3 90
Literary and Incidentiffee 90
Hoard in good families at from SO to So a month.
The Literary Department commences exercises on tn
lst Of February, and the Law Department the 18th
| June.
For Further particulars Catalogue, address Presi
dent RUFUS c. BURLEsOS, Hon. r. T. WHEELER
I lndep cndcnce, Texas- Oct. 10, 1Sj9--l6ly.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1860-05-23

HzYs Ayp EcGs.-For several years past |
have spent few weeks Of the latter part Of
August on the Kennebec river, in Maine. The
lady with whom have stopped, is highly
accomplished land intelligent housewife. She
supports hennery, and from her derived my
information in the matter. She told me that
for many years she had been in the habit Of
adnillstsr ing to her hens, with their common
food at he rate Of teaspoon-ful of Cayenne
peppcr each alternate day TO a dozen fowls
Last selson, when was with her, each
morning sne brought in from twelve to four.
teen eggs, having but sixteen hens in all
She acaii and again experimental in the
matter BY emitting to feed with the Cayenne
Tor two or three days. The consequence in
safiably vas, that the product Of eggs fell Of
five or SIX per day. The same effect of US
ing he Cayenne is produced in winter a:
well a. simmer.- Boston Transcript,
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1860-05-23

y 700 invssi money il sne stock aud DO
no, feed and preisot ihsm ard properly eefe
Tor iteh. i l. The sane a. dressing Yosr vie
= IA. =. -. A. Lif-a.-