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Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-07-23


The undivided one halfof thirty three feet Of lots No.
1891 md 1852 appraised nj $50 %.
each Slsn 2iO 90.
Room 2d2 Tmrd street, on leased ground, appraised at
sl@, The above property will he sold free OF mcum-
brnce, and cannot sell for less than two thirds the APP
praised value. Property win he suowu and terms Of
sale made known BY the subscriber the marble yard
Of D. In Dow. G. GANSON, ASSIGNEE
DAYToN, judy O. lsGO. y7l3m
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nature Of the Federal Government, to the re-
served rights of the States and the people, to
the peace, the welfare the continual preser-
vation Of that Union which has made us a
miracle among the nations.
MILES TAYLOR, Chairman.
GEO T. PUGH
ALBERT RUST.
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Old Place Changed Hands.
BOOT G. SHOE STORE
No. no Main Street,

UNHE undersigned has purchased the well known Roo
i and shoe Siore heretofore earned on by n. W. Wiz
son. and win have the business conducted please the
old patrons q the House and As many ones will
favor hun with their custom.
lie will keep constantly ON hand ill assortment OF
every style Of
BOOTS, SHOES, CATERS &C,
And will always make exRctly t0 measure and order,
everything Ia the line.
The bnsiness viii be charge Of tho most skdlihIl
and experienced Wormen and the puddle may real
sured that enery efort Will b. mad 20 please.
no-Call in a. Of old At il6 Main street. Two doors
below Market Remember every thing "A put up 10 suit
the public myP-u GEO N WILSON
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AegaI
SHERIFFS SALE


Thomas Weber, } Case No. lT0I.
W. Montr'ry Sttnnrior Court
Mary Boyle, Ct 81, In Partition.
n pursuance Of an Order Of Sale issued ffom the
superior Court of Montgomery county, TO me al.
Tecied, VIII offer for sale NJ the door OF the Court
House IN Dayton, w said county, on
a. satndqg, tte 2lst da0 Qf J,lv 1850,
~ O'Clock I m, Of said day m.lot numbered seven
hers at lots IN the city Of Dayton in Montgomery onun-
Y! ONO appraised ai s25O00-subect To animal pay
ment (fpn aud amer the is day II july lsG0D of 6O
70 Anna MARIA Weber widow Of Robert Weiher, sen i,
uStease during her life time, for dover In real estate
OF her said deceased husband
Also in,lot No 100, IN said city ofDayton adloning
lhe e1boNe( appraised free Of dover, NJ SlTb,O1
Also in-lOt No. 1866, in said city OF DAYTON (adioin
ing the ahovol appraised free o. dover at sI25,OO
appraised ynlue Wy
Terms one third cash, one third in one year and one
.mrl ~ TWO years. the deferred payments 20 bear in
terest aud secured by mortgage.
The Widows dover will probably he oflered fnr sala
same day 'JOHN MIL IL Sbo,,e o
Dated June 10, 1850.
THos. d. TIiroS Atty jeQots
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ATrACnMEN1 NnTIcE

TACoB II. CONNER against Charles Van Tuyl BE.
- forc james Turner, J. p, Of Dayton township,
Montgomery county, Ohio. On the 5th of July, A, H.,
1860 said Justice issued order OF Atihchnei in the
above aoton for The OF Five dollars and twenty
cents, Case set tor hearing August 18th, 1850 ht
o'clock, a. m, iyl3W3 JACOB K. TURNER.
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Daily empire.

PUBLISHED EyEhr AFTERNOON suSDAYs EScErrEp) nv
L r. * Z LIZ sc Q O.
En- pire Building, 11O Main street.
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ATTACHMENT.

Henry Temsdns' plta( BeioTS George Owen J, p
against Dayton Township,
ON the Isl day Of June lsG0, sad Justice issued an
" order OF Attachment IN the above action for the
thirty-two dollars aud seventy five cents.
OtUasc set for hearing July 2ith 1850 az O'Clock A.
jcIlw.iw HENRY FEBNEDINg
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EXECUTORS NOTICE

NOTICE is hereby given that the undersigned has
~ hisdaY been appointed Executor on the estlte of
Jacob swar, late ol Miami township, Montgomery
county, Ohio, deceased.
jyl4W3o O. A. GROVE
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sPALDING'S PREPARED GLUE,
af SOLD BY SIATiONERS.
sPALnINGs PGEPARED GLUE,
SOLD by DRUGGISTS.
sPALDINGs PREPARED GLUE,
SOLD By GROCERS.
SPALDINGs PREPARED GLUE,
SOLD BY HARDWARE STORES
sPALDING'Si PREPARED GLUE,
SOLD BY HOUSE-FuHNlSH1Nu STORES
sPALDINGS PREPARED CLUB,
SOLD ny FANCY GOODS pEAl.LHs.
SPALnINGs PREPARED GLUE.
SOLD BY COUNTRY MERCHANTS GENERALLY.
Manufactured by
Henry c. Spalding & Co.,
As Cedar ST., New York
Address Post once Box No, 5000.
Pup % in eases containing ether -FOUR Eirbt, or
Twelve Dozen each--A beautiful LlthogTaphic show
Gard accompanying each package,
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PROSPECT US.
DAYTON
aeeeklg Gmpire,

In the coming great Presidential contest, Ohio will
be selected as the battle ground Of the campaign Our
opponents already marshnlg their forces and or.
ganizing for the struggle, and It behooyes the Demo-
cpcyol who love the Union and revere the Consttu.
Gonal who hate sectionalism and despise the traitor
steachings Of the Stewards and Chases; Of the Gree
leys and Garrisons-to post themselves fully on al
questions which may arise during the canvass. The
best way to do this is to subscribe for good Demo-
cratic newspaper Such an one we shall endeavor to
make the MAMMOTH DAYTON WEEKLY EN-.
PRE- We have entered for the fight, and shall do all
within our power to aid in securing triumph for the
good old Democratic party, not only in the county of
Montgomery, but also in whole State. We can
conquerf every Democrat ard friend of the Union will
but do his duty and aid in securing perfect thorough
and united organization Of our friends win youdo it2
Aside from the political features of the WEEKLY
EMPIRE it will contain careful selection Of Literary
and Miscellaneous reading, adapted for the Home Cir
Gle, the Workshop and the Farm. It will also contain
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New Arrangement.
b M DAVIS
No. 70, Jefferson street,

ID N, D. having disposed Ofhis stock OF Eastern work
ID. M auction, will hereafter devote his entire atten.
ton 10 manufacturing home made work, which he will
get up in style 10 suit his patrons and the great public
whom he viii be pleased TO serve.
He invites ladies and gentlemen 10 call and leave or.
ders for work. aud he pledges his reputation "a a man.
ned mechanic = please all who can be pleased.
my23u
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HENRY c. sPALDING & CO..
1s Cedar-St., New York..

Address Post-Ofice, BOX No. 80.
Annexed an Alphabetical List OF Articles winch il
damaged may be restored to their original strength
and usefulness by
sPALD1NG's PREPARED GLUE.
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SPALDING'S
PREPARED GUU E.!

USEFUL IN EVERY HOUSE
SPALD1NG'S PREPARED GLUE,
SOLD BY sTATiONERs.
sPAIpfNG's PREPAREp GLUE,
SOLD ny DRUGGISTS.
sPALDING's PREPARED GLUE
SOLD 2N HARDWARE DEALERS.
sPALDTNGs PREPARED GLUE,
sPALDING'S PREPARED GLUE
SOLD BY FURNITURE DEALERS.
sPALDING'S PREPARED GLUE.
SOLD BY FANCY GOODS DEALERS
sPALDINGs PREPARED GLUE,
SOLD BY COUNTRY MERCHANTS GENERALLY
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PETITION FOR DIvoRCE.

- II IVIN TVIl IIN UNIT.
Urilla Whitaker ! Montgomery County Court
Va. Of Cnuman plrov
William Whitaker divorce
fIWE defendant William Whitaker, supposed 10 be in
Melbourne, Australia, is hereby NOTIFIED that the
plaintiff uulla Whitaker on the - day Of July, 1850
lea her peuuon IN the office Ofthe Clerk Of the Court
Of Common Please for Montgomery county, Ohio.
charging him with wlnl absence for more thin three
years and gross neglect Of duty and asking TO be d
Vorced nom hW that the Court decree her lust nmo
ny the custody and nurture Of her child, Oscar Whit
taker, and the restoration OF her maiden name The
same VIII he heard at the November term Of said Court
URlLLA WHITAKER
WALKER 4 WALKrR, Att'ys. iylydiaw6
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BOOTS AND SHOES.

BOOTS AND SHOES.
OF all descriptions made ofthe best material and in the
latest fashions
He makes to order all kinds Of Boots aud shoes and
warrants them TO ht He uses but the best mate.
rial, and employs none but the best woTRmen,
Tq those Who know him, nothing need be said In re-
gard TO his work or prices, Those who do not know
Nun are invited TO enquire Of those who do, to call
and see for themselves. lie thinks he can ave them
as good fitting, easy and durable Boots or Shoes as can
be had any where, and at LITTLE BETTER PRICES
HIS long experience IN the business gives him the
advantage of knowing how to select the best stock and
Icing himself good mechanic, he knows how to have
his work made.
He has engaged the services Of WALTER TROW-
BRIDGE one Of the best cutters in the West as an as
sistant cutter.
Al wanting anything in the Boot and Shoe line, are
invited 10 call.
DO Remember the plaee-So. 2o5, Third street, next
door TO Beckel Bank feiG
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JENNA DRILLS ESTATE

HENRY WEsTERNfAN was on the 3Oth day ofJune,
L 1900 duly appointed and qualified as u,imnistfs,.
,ori With the VIII annexed, of the estate Of Jenua
brlu latc OF Montgomery county, Ohio, deceased.
Iyi3w6 HENRY WESTERMAN, Admir-
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LEGAL NOTIcE

DURsUANT to an order OF the Probate Court. within
l. and for the county Of Montgomery and state of
ONO, VIII oherAt private sale during the next three
months,the following described real estate to wit,
i .nLa NJ llAa .aAn ~
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Boots ann Sbors.
D. BIcKFoRD

MOULD inform his friends md the public that he
w has opened and fitted up in the best style = now
store IN BECkELS NEW BUILDING, No 2O5
THIRD STREET, formerly occupied by VIM. Walker,
as Clothing Store, and next door to Beckels Bank
where he has on hand large assortmentof
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-07-23

Pqpup in cases containing ether -Four, Eight, or
Twelve Dozen each-A beautiful L.thogTaphic show
Gard aocompanying each package.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-10-04
CITY Councn-Proceedings Last NisLt,

Council met last night at the usual hour,
President Terrence in the chair. Minutes of
the previous meeting read and approved.
An ordinance was passed fixing the places
Of holding elections on next Tuesday.
Mr.. Cunningham presented AN ordinance
from the Board of improvements heretofore
pub'ished( providing that certain streets be
lighted with gas, which was passed.
Mr.. Mack, from the Committee on Sewers
reported back the ordinance regulating the
manner in which private persons may tap
the public sewers. An additional section
was added to the original ordinance, provid-
ing that any person having the right to tap
a sewer, shall be subject to penalty of 5000
for permitting other persons to drain their
property through it, and in case of a repeti-
ton of the ofiense, the offender shall forfeit
the right to tap the sewer. Passed.
resolution was passed authorizing the
Mayor to offer reward of $50 for the con-
viction of any person guilty of illegal voting
at the election on Tuesday next; also, an
other authorizing him to offer a reward of
$500 for the arrest and conviction of the
murderer of G. w. Guelich.
Mr.. Noble presented an ordinance appro-
priating $500 to pay the extra police force
required at the recent United States Fair.
Lost.
Mr.. Meyer presented two communications
from the Directors of the City Infirmary.
one in reference TO certain appointments
made by them, and the other in reference to
the admission of the students of the various
medical colleges, and denying that any
money received therefrom had been illegally
appropriated. The appointments were con-
firmed and the communications filed.
Mr.. Weasner offered q resolution instruct
ing the Chairman of the Committee on Fire
Department to have the City Building in
sured in the sum of $4,000
Mr.. Noble moved to strike out$20, ,000 and
insert $4,000. Carried. The resolution
was then lost.
The following communication was received
from Joseph Howe, Tobacco Inspector:
According to your ordinance prescribing my duty
as Inspector OF Leaf Tobacco in your city, | beg
leave TO submit the following, my eighth annual re-
have inspected, during the year ending TODAY.
by referring TO my last report that about the same
the eo but S sSs the Last ! year s
best market for leaf tobacco in the West and must
tS s e aTket ior shippers all Of which is respect
Mr.. Whitcomb moved that, hereafter, no
resolution shall be deemed passed without it
receive the vote of at least eighteen menu
bers of Council. Lost.
Mr.. Weasner presented an ordinance
changing the contract of the City with the
Ohio and Mississippi Railroad. Laid over.
The ordinance providing for the purchase
of the Episcopal burying ground, adjoining
Washington Park, was taken up and passed.
Mr.. Weasner presented a resolution in
structing the City Auditor not to pay any
officer Of the Police Court witness-eertiff-
Gates, which the said officer may have
bought from witnesses. Adopted.
An ordinance was introduced authorizing
the purchase of a small steam fre-engine
from A. B. Latta. Passed.
Adjourned.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-10-04

BosToN, October 3.-The Republicans of
the Seventh District have nominated James
Burlington for reelection to Congress.
ALBANY, N. Y, October 3.-A party of $50
or 400 Wide-awakes, under command of L.,
Benedict, went down to New York on the
hnlcherbockeT this morning, to unite in the
parade in that city tonight.
BosToN, October 3.-The Bell and Everett
Convention for the Fourth District, to-day.
nominated Erastus G. Bigelow for Congress.
AUGUSTA, Ga, October 3.--A private dis
patch to gentleman in Columbus reports
the result in Escambia County, Florida, as
overwhelmingly Bell and Everett for Gov
ernor, Congress and Legislature.
New YORK, October S-The Wide-awake
torchlight procession, tonight, was an inn
mense affair.
LAwRENCEBURG, IND October 3-P. M
Carl Schurz is now speaking in German and
Ed. Noyes, Of Cincinnati, in English. A
large torchlight procession has just been
concluded. - ~ ~
ST. LOUIS, October 3.--The Republican
publishes the speech delivered by Major
jackson, Governor elect, who recently spoke
in the Breckenridge State Convention. and is
since claimed by the Breckenridge men as in
favor of their candidate; therefore, COM
mittee of Douglas men were appointed to
SuUDUEL
Douglas or Breckenridge. His speech yester-
day was in reply to the interrogatories pro-
pounded by the committee. He commenced
by stating he was never more anxious to be
understood, and desired the serious attention
of every one present.
II stated, emphatically, before the election,
that believed Douglas TO be the nominee of
the Democratic party, and so now believe.n
He spoke of his efforts TO secure aharmonious
anfar hnNrrv H.. A. -
mittees and the Breckenridge Convention,
regretting the failure. He challenged any
Breckenridge man present to say he had ut
tered any remark in the Convention iudi-
eating he had changed or designed support
ing Breckenridge and Lane. he then gave
his reasons for supporting Douglas, saying:
ITO prevent all misapprehension, now say
am for Douglas; that it is my duty to sup
port him as the nominee of the party. III
live until November will vote for him, and
have never said intended doing anything
else"
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Additional by the C.nnda.

HALIFAX, October 3.-The Canada arrived
here tonight.
Paris, September 22.-It was reported to-
day that the Austrians had crossed the Min
clio, but it was officially denied,
Turin, September 22-The Sandman Gov
ernment has decided that the French soldiers
Of the Papal army, who were made prison.
ers, shall be Immediately returned to their
families.
Paris, September 22.-The Pdtrie denounces
as false report that the Emperor had ex-
pressed wish to be invited to Warsaw.
Garibaldi, in a letter published in the
official journal of Naples, says: although
| am quite disposed to sacrifice all personal
feeling on the altar of freedom, can never
be reconciled with men who have sold an
Italian province"
Nevertheless a decree of Garibaldi pro-
mulgates the Sandman Constitution for Ma
pies and Sicily, but without fixing day for
carrying it into effect.
The French Aoniteur Z Armee says there
is nothing in the state of European politics
to prevent the usual six months furlough
being given on the LIST of October.
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NEWPORT NEWS.

ACCIDENTAL young lady named Miss
Stephens was yesterday thrown from a horse on
York street, opposite the and seriously
injured
ARHEsT OF A CLERGYMAs.-A United
brethren clergyman, uamed Charles Luckdaker
was yesterday arrested, on atddavit made hy his
wife, charging him with adultery, We will give
the result Of his exaniinati in our next issue.
POLITICAL-The Wide-awakes hold n
meeting at their Hall tonight, for the purpose of
making arrangements to attend the grand Repub-
hean demonstration in Cincinnati, on Saturday
evening next.
BUReLARY.-The coffee-house belonging to
George Feuis, York street, was entered by bur
glars, night before last and robbed Of pocket book
containing some valuable papers aud twenty cents
In money, Nothing else was taken.
Very CREDITABLE.-The landing from the
ferryb 20 the foot Of LawTenee-sree the Gin
cinnau side, we perceive, Is undergoing long
wished for Improvement. We pleased TO soc il,
and when the work is completed -if rightly done
1t Will be a standing monument Of the kindness Of
the proprietor Of the landing-one ofouT citizens.
PERsoNAL.-We were pleased yesterday 10
meet, upon the Streets Prof 7. d. Edwards Prin-
clpal OF our schools, who has Just returned from
s0urn IN the coifrl greatly in heelths
but not eutheonty TO assume bis situation, which
Is now led b. Prof. Massey, late Of the Cincinnati
schools Prof. II, expects, In a few weeks more, "
be Rble TO oecVpy his former position.
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AMTTsHNf RNTs

PIKE's OPERA-HoUsE. - Sidney Frances
Batemans performance, so far as concerns Geraldine
is much better than that of her daughter Kate The
pay is better than the mpersonation of the prime.
pal female part. The drama was represented la {
night at the Orora-housc, to largo and fashionable
audience, and was loudly aud frequently aplauded.
Miss Bateman called before the curtain at the
close, and almost smothored in bouquets; for she
bowed good night TO her friends with her pretty
hands as full they could be Of delicate and fra
grant flowers. The closing picture of every act was
encored and the audience seemed TO be highly graf
fed with the performance. The play has been put
upon the stage with great care, and emnenty de-
serves to be seen by every lover of tho drama.
Susan Denim appeared last night as "Lisette," in
the farce Of the SUiss Cottage, with immense ecldL
and her appearance was also greeted with floral
offerings beautiful as they were well.deserved.
Geraldine will be repeated this evening" and we
doubt not, to the largest audience Of the week
NATIONAL THEATER -Kotzebues play of The
Stranger will be presented at this establishment this
evening, with Jane Coombs as the errng and re-
pentaut "Mrs. Haller.' After pas de deur by the
Sisters Henrade, the performance will close with the
nautical drama of The Tale Of a Tar.
WooD's THEATER.--The tight-rope and
gymnastic performances Of the siogrst and Zan-
fretta Troupe continue to interest the haJtWes of
this establishment. They will be repeated in new
forms this evening, the performance concluding
with the comic pantomine of Vol-au-csRt.
SMITH h NIxoN's HALL.-Thiodon' Mu-
scum of Arts at Smith & Nixon's Hall is attracting
and deserves the attention of the curious. IL will
he exhibited this evening and every night during
the week.
AMUSEMENT FOR THE MILLION. - Lizzie
Donaldson will cross Vne-street on a wire at
hight Of thirty feet this afternoon at four O'clock
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-10-04

PAINFUL TRAGEDY-A Girl Shoots Herself
70 PeOent her Dishonor By her own Father
Tuesday New York papers say that a pain
ful tragedy occurred at the residence Of Mr..
Enoch Griffiths, No. 22l West Thirty-sixth-
street, on Sunday. The principal in the
affair, young woman named Josephine
Clifton Lyon, was obliged to leave her faith
er's roof in consequence of the efforts of the
latter. to make her lead life of shame.
Seized with the idea that her father would
discover her whereabouts and take her home,
she determined to commit suicide rather
than submit to such treatment. Accordingly,
on Sunday evening she procured revolver
and shot herself through the chest, inhicting
a mortal wound. The injured woman was
alive last evening, but the physicians in at
tendance have no hone of her recovery.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-10-04
EXTRAORDINARY CAPTURE OF SHARES

EXTRAORDINARY CAPTURE OF SHARKs.-
The sloop Emma, formerly Splendid, has lust
returned to the Sandwich Islands from a
cruise around French Frigate Shoal, where
she had been to obtain sharks fins and seal
oil. During her cruise she has taken about
300 sharks, some of monstrous size, with
Jaws large enough to swallow an OK whole.
Several encounters were had with their saw
age sharkships, during one of which shark
bit piece out of the sloops side larger than
a mans head. On another occasion two
sharks which had been caught actually
towed the sloop several miles to the leeward,
though she had both her anchors down at
the time. These fins, which the sloop has
been in search of, are eaten by the Chinese,
with whom they constitute a favorite deli
cacY,
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-10-04

HIGHWAY RoBBERY-Man Severely Beaten.
A man named Thomas Carmichael ap-
peared at the Commercial Hospital, yester-
bruised, and stated that he had been robbed
of $72. He had attended ball Tuesday
night, in the neighborhood of the Brighton
House. and on his way down town had been
met by some persons, who beat and bruised
him very badly, and robbed him of all the
money he had in the world. He resides at
Auburn, Champagne County, Ohio, and is
in the city on a visit, combining business
and pleasure. His wounds were attended
to, and he will be taken care of until he is
able to care for himself.