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Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-09-27
pple Brandy, 10 Years OId,

Apple Brandy. &c Years Old,
UTE have smaI lot Of Apple Rraudy from North osro
w lima, said to be I6 ears Old Nhich We bsIsve "a
Be strictly pure, and a. represented.
Mays LELLYETT 4 SMITH
Also in Roa5. calk OF james HsBnessy Brandy Cynt.v
Of Is57l which think viii suit the most
l. IS.
Also, 10, Of Ohoiee Whiskies in store since lss7
LELLYETr SMITH,
nays 'so-am Nos 10 and y SCUM Market street..
PEACH AND APPLE RRANDIFS
N7E Weud INFORM the City Trade hat We have IN s,ors
w large stock OF Apple and Peach Bran ". 6Ss
and pure A liberal margin allowed.
June % LELLYETT 4 SMITH
PURE BOURBON WH1sKERS.
"E seia receipt Of Ice bbls pure Bourbon Whis-
w kys and viii sell il to tbs trade ssry low 70 rsiaos
our Stock OF that srticle IFT.r,YrT-T d slrirIi
NEWSOm,s EWSKF.
Ok BBLs. NewsOsn,s Best. Il has been stored
hSe( ior months, and has age.
i.nsss IELLYErT SMITH.
TOBACCO AND CIGAHs.
M have On hand lsrse stock q ane Virginia TOOas-
w COS also Tennessee and Ksntusky Tobacco, shicb
~ &C sn1loas % Close cut vey low ssn,al asIOruns q
i1ne2s LELLTErT 4 SMITH
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-09-27

TTAVING determined to carry my Negroes the nEzzN
South, will sell about Three or Four 1890
Kindred Acres OF Land. being part Of lfsf -
the hset upon which reside, situated on 2|tD
COED Turnpike Road, about thirteen miles from
Nashville, IN Of the best neighborhoods in viii
Jansen county Soil equal any in the State For pArcu
lara apply me, the premises, 10 A " s. Lindsey, 10
Nashviile. sepQ-if P. A. PERKINS.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-09-27
DIR. j. BOvEE DODs'

And sold by Druggists generally
Wholesale and Retail Agents for Georgia
PLUMB & LEITNER, Augusta, ga.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-09-07
Cincinnati Market.

CINCINNATI, Sept I.
FLOUR-Tho market became quite unset
tied under the news from New York, and pri-
ces became decidedly firiner There were
large sales, for future delivery, at IS l5C35 20
for super6ne, but at the close it could not be
bought on the spot at less than this rate; s. 10
@5 Is were freely offered for super6ne at the
close. The sales were generally private.
WHlSKY--An active demand, with sales
of 1900 bbls at l9a@l95c, the latter rate for
wagon.
GROCERIES-Sales of 90 hhds Sugar at
.S2@9lc; so bbls Moasses at 43c, and 1850
bags Coffee at l5@l5lc; 60 bbls yellow re6n-
ed Sugar sold at Ole.
WHEAT-The demand was good, and un-
der the favorable advices from New York,
prices advanced &c per bush, closing firm at
81 l0@l II for prime red, and 81 20(al %
tor prime white. Sales 200 bush good red at
81 10; 100 do do white at 81 20; 100 do
prime do at 81 20, delivered; 26O do common
white at 81 l3; 1900 do prime red at 81 T.
CORN-TThe demand for ear is active at
45c in bulk; shelled is in limited demand at
52@55c, including sacks
0ATS--The market is steady, with q fair
demand at SOC, in bulk
RYE-There is n fair demand at G5G9Gsc
for prime. Sales l30 bush at G6c.
BARLEY--The demand is fair, and the
market steady at 75c for prime fall, and GOO
zoe for fair to good
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-09-07
:Tor the 1anirs.


MIR =. A. LAFEE has Just returned from the East
vi with large assortment of goods IN his line and
among his Watches you Will iud the cclebmted makes
Of II. l.. Marbles Chionometcrs, Henry Book Jules
Rauss, Jnes Jugensen, James stodlard. Il. Il. John
SON. John Richards, and, also other celebrated makers.
large assortmento Of American Watches, caSed to his
order lie is also the only agent for the celebrated ma
ker of the Jules Huguenin Watches among which he
induced to sell soiheas low sixteen dollars, and
guaranteed them 20 keep good time on the railroad or
any whcrc else, If not they may be returned. Also, 70
large assortment of Diamonds and other Jcwclry.
His pure silver ware manubCiured to order and
stamped with his own name, which, le galsntf oqnal
to coin Hi plated ware is Manufactured 10y Rogers a
Bro.
His goods are bought exclusively for cash from the
importers and manufacturers, W Inch enables hln to sell
cheap, not only say retailers, hut any iolhcrs ~
the unOn, He has engaged the services OF Mr. Russell,
who is one Of hest watcnaSers IN the United States,
and il he repairs watch Derc Is coming back for the
deficiency Of his workmanship, Any tne watch lci IN
his care heis willing 10 pay double the cost should fr,
r. tGil 10 repair them well as any workman IN the
United States You will lind him at the Obj stand next
10 the NJ. f.. Church, THIRD street Orders taken lur
Hair work. -n .fH.s s.s# Hss aniTdnW2m
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New York Market.
[By Telegraph for the Daily Empire,l

[By Telegraph for the Daily Empirel
NEW YoRK, Sept I.
FLOUR Receipts l,4l5 bbls; market
better sales l7,5OO at 8 COOS 70 for superior
state; 65@5 10 superfne western; 8 300
6 25 common to medium extra western; Is
@6 80 inferior to good shipping extra r. II.
10. a .ft
RYE FL0UR-Steady at 3 1904 40.
WHEAT - Receipts lG999i bu market
better sales 10000 bu at ! % for Mil
waukee Club; 96@l 40 for winterred wes-
tern; 42@l GO for white western 400
As for white Indiana and Ohio.
RYE-Firm at so.
BARLEY-Firm
CORN Receipts 7O,5Gs bui market
heavy sales 10000 bu at 6s@7Ofor sound
mixed western; 66@7O for round yellow.
PORK = Steady at 10 20 for old mess
Is so for new ness
WHlSKY-Firmer at 24l6a25.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-09-07
Overland Mali News.

SrRNGrIEip, Mo Sept 8.
The Overland Mail, with San Francisco
dates to the 18th ult., arrived here at o'clock
this morning, .a t- ,..Y
BY passenger from III Paso we learn that
a revolution is in progress IN chihuahua,
in which the Church party have, been success
ful
The Liberal Governor and other officers
have deposed, and have fled to New Mexico
for safety
In Sonora, Governor Pesquiera's tenure is
very frail He is fast losing ground, and
probably cannot maintain his government
much longer 5aat
The Arizona gold mines are pronounced a
humbug. 3d9&i 3 AJFV13
Times are very dull throughout the entire
Rio Grande country, and with but little pros
pect oftheir being. better at present
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-09-07

IREroRrED -roR rHE DILL nMtlnF
Arrival or the Pony express.


Sr .IosEPHf Mo- Sept &.
We have California advices to the 25ih h,
the pony express which arrived here this MOI.
ming.
The Pony Express arrived at San Erancis
co on the 2Sd, with 81 Louis dates Uf August
! 10th
Tho news from Kentucky and North Caro-.
lima elections puts the Bell and Everett men
in fine spirits, and they are pushing their State
Organization energeiically.
II There is little State. news All TIE f,oliti.
clans are preparing for the four State Conven-
tions, 70 be held at Sacramento between the
I'd and 9th Of September.
A correspondent Of the Sacramento Union
writes from Virginia City thata party of seven
white mon who had been missing some time.
have recently been, aseertaiped TO have been
burned to death near Pyramid lake bv tho
Indians, Their charred remains were found
chained TO trees The head and chest Of one
OF them was not burned, and by this means
the rest were identified as the party who left
California for the Washoe mines, in Nav.
under the command Of Norman Corfeld. for.
merly from Cambridge, Washington county.
New York
SANDWICH ISLANDS, Aug. O.
The principal topics exciting interest are
some developments Of official irretsnlarities. of
which the particulars are given. resulting
from the investigation of the affairs of tbe
American Consul Mt Honolulu. nffoS
A bill before the Legislature for the estab
lisment Of aibank with paper eurfehcy was
warmly discussed, with considerable prospects 4
OF passing, the paper circulation OF the bank
not TO exceed Sl50,000.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-09-07
9ailg empire.
FRIDAY. sEpTEMHER /. 1860.


Bs-'rratns arrive and depart from the Union Depot
a. f0ilowsi
CiHoINSkrr IIAnitroN AND DAYroS--Arrivc; $50 a
m, 1920 y. w., 5;i5 M, S5Op.m. Departs 300 am.
sos a. M, $50 PM, 0:JO pm.
SAsDusEN DAyros AID CNcfNNArf-Arrivc 1850 q
M, biaO pm Depart $40 am, 5ia0 pm
DAYroS AID MicuioAs--Arrive: 7.46a. m, oi6 +. m
Depart. $40 am, s45 pm.
DAYTON AND WrsrnnN Ire eINDIANAroLfs)--Arrivo1 ~
20n.m., 1900 M, 40 pm Depart; 2i2O am, $40 a
M, N;35 pm. NHH
GRrESwLLE AND MiAnf (ro IsprANAPoLrs)-Ariive
iiiso am, h:35 pm Depart: s;5Oa.m., 2:l0 pm
LfrrLE MIAuf, CoLuAHUs AND XKNIA--Arrive; 2:22 a
m, a.l5n. M ss3Op. m. Depart 1895 a. M, $50 a
M, $50 p. m.
M. Passengers going east by the night train and wes
by the 223 tram, must procure their tickets before
sab p. M The ticket office will notbe open for these
lfpaiu
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-09-07
Toledo Market.

TOLEDO, Sept 6.
The market yesterday was brought to stand
still at the close by the action of vessel own
ers who advanced their views for freights to
l24c on wheat to 0swego and 64c to Buffalo,
thus taking 24c off the price. Buyers quit the
market and sellers began to be anxious. No
charters were made to Oswego but 5!c was
paid for wheat to Buffalo. No vessels here
l2lc and 64c asked to arrive. Receipts yes
terday but little over half as much as the pre-
vious day.
FLOUR-Sale of l6O bbls Buckeye at $5,,
90.
WHEAT-Opened at ll02 for red-ad
vanced to lc and Ill BE, but closed at ! l lc
Sales of 25,O00 bu, closing weak Sales o
4O,0 600 bu white at l4c, ia! and ll5c,
C0RN-Sales of 1000 bu at 4Gc.
Nothing doing in other grains.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-09-07
DIR. c. KOERNER'S ESTATE-ADMIEIS
TRAITORS SALE

UNHE undersigned, Administrator Of the estate o
| DR.. Christian koorner, deceased,w on
On Tuesday, September IN, 1880,
at 10 o'clock A. NJ, at the late residence Of DIR. Koer-
ner on Water street between Ludlow aud Wilkinson
streets offer for sale At public yendue, the entire
household furniture and library. The furniture con-
sss Of sofas, chairs, bureaus, stoves, Tables pictures,
&c. oil In the best order aud some OF costly material.
Tile library comprises selection Of valuable and in
terestng works in English and German. Terms
made known on the day Of sale
WetHcsiay September l2th, 1880
AZ 10 o'clock M the undersigned will Offer for sale,
at public yendue the entire stock Of drugs and medi-
cinos, in the building Second street Main st.,
lately occupied ly DR. KOener Drug store, II
contains the most complete and extensive assortment
TO be found In the State
Also, on same day, in the building known as DR..
KoerneT's laboratory the canal near the freight de-
pot OF the Nena Railroad, all the fixtures kettles, dis
hllng appamtus, &c., used for the manufacture oi
oils, essences, spirits alcohol &C. Terms made
known day Of aale application 10 the under
signed, administrator, or his attorney
JACOB r. LENTZ Administrator.
A, " ll0FER, Attorney. lawd&wu.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-09-07

StDDEN DEArH-A p. Oney, for long
time in the employ Of A. 4 S. FauveT and
well known in Oregon, was taken suddenly i'll
while on visit to Darke County, yesterday
and died in short time. Mr.. Fauyer and
Richard Chambers was with him when he
died The deceased was clever, faithful
fellow and his death will be regretted.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-09-07

BSyHThe inhabitants of the Northeastern
pert of the city are greatly afflicted with the
screeching and bowling Of the locomotives
which are bobbing around in that yaiLGyored
neighborhood They do not wish the ma
chimes any bad luck but they think an attack
of the bronchitis, or some other innocent dis
ease of the throat, would have the effect ol
relieving the ears Of the people in that local
iy
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ContmtFrtiaI.
pnyson pTarIsel.
OFFICE OF THE DAILY EMPIRE, !
DAYToY, FRiDAy, SFFr fTH. 1860. I


OFFICE OF THE DAILY EMPIRE, I
DAyToS, FalDAy, SFfr fTn, 1860. (
Corrected daily by HAaamss& Bno. Jcnsraon street.
There are no material changes in the re
ports for to-day
FLOUR Wholesale $500. Retail bes
brands $3.50. slais Hso
wIIEAT--st OO@l O5, according to quail
ity
C0RN.--4Oc and active.
OATS. 4-25c for good quality.
BARLEY.--65@7Oc, according to quality
RYE.-6O@65c and active 9
HAY--tld, $l4 per tani new, sll per tur
HUNGARIAN GRASS IS per tuu.
FLAX-SEED-SI O5.
WHISKY@islc and advancing.
HlDES-Best classistecr and heifer hides
SC per ID; old cow hides 4lc bnl hides &c
calf skin clear of cuts up TO lG Ib Sc, kip nj
to rs ib &c. NA hhf
GROCERIES, ETC.
Corrected for the DAILY EnnRE by Kneisly Mcintyre
tg naM A Co. No 3l3, Third st9 f tt
Sugar, FIRM; advanced lc
Coffee, frm; advanced J to &C.
We quote to-day; Coffee I 51C3l6.
Sugar firm at Sl@9l
Molasses duh, and le lower at 4G@47.
Teas 35C865
Cheese 74G98l.
Tobacco 20Di0.
Rice 5e95s, t.,,s..o,,i .s .,.s
Prunes 89994.
Candles l3.
Soap 5l3H 80
White Fish 5,25@5j0, Halves
Mackerel 100000, 90 per barrel as 10 quail
ity. et- ~ -
Dried Apples 5C96 per pound,
Brooms ~, ,25@S2,40 per doz
Tallow S@8I.
Salt 81 20 per Dbl
Beans White $lOo per bu
Butter l0Al2. tfa
Eggs 1(9a,
Pepper l0@ll,
Alspice l0@ll.
Raisns $2, ,75@$9O0.. tf,.
Valenda do. 94@lO per H.
Figs lO@ll,
Vinegar 6G19 per gallon.
Lead 6Gf7.
Shot 81, 80 per sack, Frf "A
Staroh 60,
Ground Spices 80 per doz.
Tar -, ,25@$5, 90 per bbl
Matches 20 per gross.
Cotton Yarns 20 per lb.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-09-07
POIiticaI News.

READING, Sept C.
Extensive preparations are making for the
peception of Mr.. Douglas lie will arrive on
Saturday and leave for Philadelphia the same
evening
A letter has been received by Col Mclean,
from Mr. Douglas, accepting the invitation to
be present at the grand barbacue nj Jones
Wood, New York, and assuring him that he
will positively be on hand on that occasion,
and that he intends to mako a speech.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-09-07

BeS~ Last night between . and 10 o'clock,
the AGrora Borealis illumined the northern
skies with all the peculiarly beautiful tints and
hues Of the rainbow. 1t was most beautiful
sight, exceeding in grandeGr all the pyrotec-
mic exhibitions ever given.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-09-07

DGSr Mr. Kratchowell, one of our city Mil.
lers, was we learn, yesterday relieved of his
pocket-book, containing $50. Mr. X. was on
his way TO Union City to buy grain. He
thinks the robbery was committed on the cars.
OF course he has not received any clue to ena-
bic him to get his money
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-09-07
New YOrlk Items.

NEW YORK, Sept 6.
Mrs Lam was killed by lightning on Mon.
day at Stmksville, New York.
The L. s. steamer Seminole, bound TO Rio,
was seen July 2lst, in latitude 33lG, longi-
tudc 56-2S.
Isaac Bell, the oldest shipping merchant in
New York, died Yesterday, in Saratoga.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-09-07
NOTICE.

Jefferson A. Walters, No. lOS2,
". MOutgry superior
The Atlantic A Great Western r. Court.
Il. 90. et "a
nuRsuANT 10 mn order Of sale issued nom the SUI
/ penor Court Of Montgomery county and 20 me dl.
rected will oer at puic sale, az tie door Of the Court
House. IN the city ui Dayton, In said county on
Saturday, ~ l5fh d0u n Sepfealber A. ID. lS6O,
Al 0clook Of said day the following real estate 70
wit; Lot nuinhered thirty hundred ar hy three
sT5a) IN the city Of Dayton county OF Montgomery and
STATE Of Ohio.
sgd lot has been appraised AZ $40. 10 be sold as ihe
properly Of The Atlantic and Hrtai Western Railroad
Company as the suit OF j. A. Walters agnst -aid com
pany 81 A. TeFmscash. JOHN MILLS, sheriff
= J. A. MCMAHON, ATTY. qnlttd
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-09-07

Rz7S- All the little cherubs that had visited
Pats house were boy-bnbys; and as the seas
ons came and passed, and the cherubs" mul
tiplied, Pats heart naturally went ont after
ono Of the rother style" But disappointment
visited his hearth-stone, as often as the inter.
esting event occurred, and he at length became
dispairing, and, threatened toilet matters
take their own coursel 1t is not TO be won.
dered at, then, that when told the other day
another cherub had been sent into his
domestic circle, he feared to ask any ques-
tonsi Anxious parents, whose disappOint-
ments have been after the style of Pats, mani
fold and severe, may possibly be able to Judge
of his exceeding great Joy when Informed
that a little angel had at length been sent
him
Joy is un-conGned in the house of Patl
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-09-07

Bs5~ Our old friend R. N Comfy, for many
years one Of the publishers of the journal, is
here on a visit He thinks the Hosier State is
pretty good place, but talking about Dayton,
he says there's no place like home" Uncle
Dick knows where clever folks stay.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-09-07

by No excuse for now carrying dull Jacl,
Knife or writing with sharp steel pen.
RTcKEY (every body knows where RIcKEY' S
store s) has a complete stock of genuine
Rodgers and the largest assortment of Gold
Pens in the city. Go and get one of each
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-09-07

Il NOWN s tho "Piqua Lock Mills situated on Main
N street, near the centre Of the city OF Pqua The
All hasiour oistone, machinery al Incomplete
der. II has large city and country custom, and being
iocated the Canal and Railroads. It possesses
great advantages in tte receiving and shipping OF grain
ami Hour
There ne also contested with the above good
mill, ullnE mill carding spinning and power looms,
and large log yard The whole supplied by alam-
dlut power the Canal, The low OF S2lO per
year
The Flouing Mil will bo sold separate, or the whole
together, low lHcc and terms the most rcasona-
s0iu,tlc. iy10 CiiAS. +. CLARKE, "a st.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-09-07
:for Sale


GREAT BARGAINI GREAT BARGAINH
4 WILL sell my property on McDonough street, near
the new Catholic Church Fifth street, oregon, at
very low price. II consists Of NEW one story frame
house containing two rooms, kitchen and closet porch
and flower house in the front part, stable &c The lot
is 4a feet front, by 100 feet deem. II il now rented
for 81 per month"; and win be sid ni $3.50, cash.
se5d3ta tHe0 j. WOLF.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-09-07
Chicago Market.

UnlcAG0, Sept 6.
The favorable reports by the two last Euro
pean steamers caused frmer feeling among
shippers and speculators and large busin
ess was done on Change at an advance OF
lG92c on all grades The ruling prices paid
on Change were S74G9S9c for No. 2 spring
and S9699l4 for No do, with sales at 4C9lC
higher No 2 red was quiet at 80, and No. !
do at 81 o. Choice Fon du Lac club was
scarce and wanted at 95@91c Flour was in
good request at the opening of Change, but
buyers and sellers were part in their views
and only about 1900 bbls good and choice
brands Of spring wheat extras. were sold al
prices ranging from 81 60@4 s5 Corn ad
vanced lG12e, and sold at 36(a37c for No /
and 35G936c for No 2. Oats, Rye and Barley
unchanged.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-09-07

Bsy~ The lovers of peaches will bear In
mind that FRANK ANDERToN, No los, Main
street, one door north Of the EMPIRE office,
gets daily supply of peaches which he offers
at from $3.50 to $500 per bushel. Now is
time to get them
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-09-07
Candies.
TO Lovers of Good Things.

TF YOU want your Party or Wedding Tables decorated
j with
CAKES AND PYRAMIDS
rr' or,lers' M MARSHALLS,
WIS No 223 East Third et Dayton o.
I1INE CANDIEs.-or every variety, pure and fresh
X 90 10 MARsHALLS,
'iyis No. 223 Fast Third st., Dayton o.
CtMALL CAKES.--A good assortment Of Small Cakes
- kent constantly on hand at MABsHALLS
1yIs no 223, East Third ST., Dayton, o.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-09-07

BES-A Republican friend informs us that
the sign on the Nigwam was btorn down in
the afternoon, prior to o, 2. Ms speech.
Well, did the flies bio,oit2 II they didn' they
ought to; iii fair game for them
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-09-07

From Hon. J. A. Garfield, Prest Of Hiram College
hereby certify that Or, schlosser has removed for
me five very painfI Coins Of long standing. without
any pain whatever, and with ftr prospect of com
rleie cnre. ll5tll J. A. tARFIELD.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-09-07

ThOmas Ward, I No. 1885
against Before William GOndy. J. r., Mi
William Brown ami township Montgry Co., q.
VATILLlAM BROWN, the above named defendant, a
wv nonresident Of Montgomery comfy, will take
uoce that an order Of attachment the lithdag
Of July 1860, issued by said Justice against him for the
sum Of s7O25 and cause continued for hearing 10 the
sth day OF September, 1850 at o'clock m,
August 10, is6O. THOMAS WARD.
A. tLAT, Atty. aul7w3
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-09-07

RG5"A dog, which was supposed to be mad
was killed last night on Jones street, Oregon.
He was the cause of terrible excitement in
that neighborhood No one was bitten by the
dog that we could learn.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-09-07
Valuable Farm for Sale.

TIlHE subscriber offers his farm r sale situated in
Jackson township, Montgomery county, about ~
miles from Dayton containing 100 acres, two thirds OF
whichare oleased and well improved good bearing
orchard on the premises also stream OF Tnning
ter all the year round This farm viii ha sold fer about
$40 per acre, in reasonable payments Enquire OF d.
A. or j. stwell, on tho Lexington road, eight miles
west of Dayton, or address the undersigned through
the Dayton L. o..
auISdtdw5 JACOB STILLWELL.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-09-07

[From j. W. Gray, Ed, Plain Dealer, Cleveland, Ohio
DIR. Schlosser has extracted seven troublesome
CoIns for me without pain and with every prospect
of permanent cure Team rhecrniily commend him
to the public patronage. J. W. GRAY.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-09-07
pRORATE COIIRT

PROBATE COURT.
A CCOUNTS and Vouchers filed by Executors, Adj
n mnstmtors and Guardians, To this date all
tnIed for settlement until the second Monday of Sep
tember 1860, and follows, to wits
Executors Of
Jesse Demint's Estate.
Administrators Of
George Ely's estatei John LusL's estate,
Abrum Longs John ulsh's
John McCandas George Markleys"
Guardians 0f
Walter s. Kerr; Martins Susan BurlScti's hrs
Ira G. Kinzer; Samuel Miller Jcssee Mile
Lydia Mshler; Henry Long
nul7 dlaw3 j. II. BAGGOTT, Probate Judge.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-09-07

nf,r We have not learned what action has
been taken by the Board of Trustees 'of Wood
land Cemetery IN regard TO the appointment
of a Sexton for that place II is probably
well known 10 thcm that for the last tw Q years
or more, Mr w H. LANE, son Of the late Sex
ton, who resided with his father has bee prin-
cipally entrusted with the business books Of
the yard. and has taken the lead in the work
and ns he Is thoroughly conversant with the
plais aud is competent 10 take charge Of
books, papers, &c, Il is probable that il has not
been Thought necessary TO be ii hurry to
move III the matter We do not desire TO be
considered meddler in the matter, which is
really no concern Of ours, but we express the
wishes Of a considerable number Of those who
have lots at Woodland when we say we hope
that, if It bo agreeable to the patiies, Mr.. W.
H. LANE will be continued at Woodland, and
be installed as lis Guardian. He possesses all
Inequalities and quali6cationsf for the position,
while he knows much more about the working
OF the institution than any new man can learn
in two or three years.