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The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1860-12-01

NorlCR 10 hereby givsS. thss !sus Hopkins
~ and ". c. Swsnon. Executor, Of the cs'
,a'es of Noses sad Mary3 oss~~, deceased
have filed in ny otacs thsir 6nai account az,
vouchers with said estate, which account sre
vouchers will be open kr allowance and maj
settlement At the ensuing term Of the Comfy
Court pertaining 10 estates, Ac. to l's held IN
and ior Harrison County, u the Cosrtbonse ~
the City II ManAall On ths last Monday ~
Decemser. 1860. ~ bsinx the 3!ss siay tAssssa')
when anil where all persons interested may ap
pear and contest ~ sanc II ley nay ss
propes.
BIZ. FMDERICI. Clerk.
M teso NIL
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~ Mite NiN&lAN.

4 VERY haui~oue stock Of awns, Jaconef
n Check Null. and Nansoos Mslin-, Dotted
and Striped Swiss, Bishop and Victoria Lawns
LINEN Lava. Irish Linen. Linen Cambria ~.
low ca-e Linen ISnen sheet ~. B.eaoh.d aud
Hrown Table pamask Towcl's. Towelllue and
%apkin. Bird Eye Diaper. Bl,aebra domestic
Bl,acied ~hetiugs. Brown and yellow Lin"rs
Marseirs and Horny Comb Quilts, Furnifpr'
Dimity. Bonnet Cord &c jus, received aud io'
sale at prices TO suit The times by
BRApfELD TALLY.
Nov 3 ! SEQ MAY.
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DISSOLUTION.

TIVE partnership her,oForc exsstine hstsecn
l - W. Webb. 4. n Granbcry and A. 4.
Cle,.~s.n-, ssst tho .,yE OF Webb. Gran
berry 4 Co., is this H., Dissolved by mutsai
coossot. . W. WEBB,
T.. II GRAN Berry,
A. Z. CLEMAON6.
Sept !. 1880.
s. ". W-',t. having purchased the entire
stock Of Goods belonging 10 the late hrm will
continue the business 1t the old stand.
s. ". WEBB.
Sept !. 1850. 5-u
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1860-12-01

~nAn PAIRS Mems aud Roy's best oak
s)OOO double back double sole Russ Is
and Brnguns the best article ever Fired in this
market Just received and for sale ,cry low by
G.. G.. GREGG & co.
June O. $50. p2s :tln
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1860-12-01

ELECTION NOTICE.
STATE OF TEXAS.


CocSrv % uAaanDx.
GEORGE LANE. = ci,ixrn Of Harrison
! Coanty. IN virtue Of The authority in nc
vested by resolution paaaed Il . mass m~~ting
81 the citiEps OF said State AMI county, held At
Marshall on the gath day Of November, A. D.
1869, do appoint thu herris.atler uauei persosr,
resident in the several wecists n said clnty to
hold ~ election in said several precincts On the
second Monday (being the 10th day. of Decra,-
her next, for the election Of four delegates TO
represent said county in general State convcn-
tVn " lie held nj Houston. in said State. on tho
81 Monday in January, A. u. 1861.
Prcciact No. !. !. II. Foster,
2, u. K Smith.
B. q. Is. Conway.
4, James u. McCay.
8. WIN. NJ Johnston,
6. Eli r. Craig,
" ~. Davis
=" I, John Mullen.
" I" 90 " !asvuc,
10. D. g. Clark,
II, q. W Smith,
Aud | farther give notice that said election
drec, that il said persons herein appointed fail
10 attend or tail or refuse TO hold said election
then the voters will appoint some person 10 hold
the s,ue 'itw election to be held at the usual
PLACES VI voting and in the usual manner, and
the returns TO he made to me ut Marshall, with.
IN iiv, days thereafter.
Given under M, hand this 26th day of No
ycnbcr 4 d lsoo,
GEORGE LANE.
Dec, $50.
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1860. 1860
bRADF|ELD T. TALLEY.

just
crend an Intensive
Fanny AND STAPLE FALL AND WINTER GOODS,
is naniu a brought this market and viii
sl,h Of the and thtn' of the times require
We anp will Us reasonable
A deduction will a made the CASH
BRADFIEID TALIEY
Marshal Texas So 3,
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LIST OF LETTERS.

nEMAINING In the r. iaAicr at Marshall
IL rcSt, ON the 18th of \"ycmhor 1854.
winch il not taken ont by the ilh day Of Feb
ruarv sol Will be- sent To- the teneral Post
onict NJ dead letters Persons calling los them
will please say Advertised
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SILK GOODS,

4 LARGE 10, Of Flouuccd, Double Jupc and
n phid : K prvss Patterns also Black ,ilk
Patterns Plain Black silk White Satin, White
six. Florence and Marcaline silks just re
ceived and for sale on the most reasonable terms
by ,,., ,,v
Nov 3. 1860. My
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VERA NAK HOTEL
:, p. y AY Proprietor,

Corner OF NUkW WITT 'F''7E 's'7'
Shiny ErWI La
gI>IlS new asA commodioa. lIoie. Is located
near the business portion OF the e''y ana
convenient, TO thr Shsml0sN lan.iins, .,s. .,
'''' eisAS s">sstsAs~~'sr,s,t
Nov. A. trhV NV"
A SPLENDID
NEW DRUG STORE.
HAS jarl hcn fitted gp, wIA .I stock OF
- WY .T.ss = "
ttcles. &C.. asd v no~ N a' eprTH''"' n .,
a much Experienced Druggist ana '~n',s', TX
.. y. Iar,.~ az ID s"AA sss rsS. ,,. rqisF'
Marshall Teas. C. " h''''H'
Oct ~. 1860 SIT
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3, +. FRDERICl, Clerk.
a nl ~
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1860-12-01
4 GREER.
LATEST NEWS.

Ml1spGsvfiLr. Nov IS The Georgia
ilary State Convention met to-day
he alici dance was very large.
L solutions were PASSED iav"ring So
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-09-22
Cincinnati Market.

CINCINNATI, Sept 2l.
FL0UR-There was much better feeling
in the market to-day, and though prices could
not be called higher, they were paid with more
freedom BY buyers. Superfine may be quoted
at 81 90Ca5; extra at s. l0Ca5 25; extra white
wheat at 50 30G5 80, and fancy at 75Ca6.
The sales were 100 brs red wheat extra at
90; so brls red wheat superfine at 50; 1870
brls Barnet a Whitside red wheat at J 30 200
brs super6ne IS; 200 hrls white wheat, extra
family ut 5 35; 200 brls. Tanquary l. Ander-
son xxx superior at ) 65; 200 brls extra,
delivered at New Richmond, at s. 25 100
brls Bachelor & Palmers white wheat at ) 80;
brls,
WHISKY-The demand is moderate and
the market steady sales of 100 brls. at 1870
1870, the latter rate for wagon.
GROCERIES-The demand from the coun.
try continues good, and all articles are bring
ing full prices: sales of ! ,2j hhds Sugar at s9@
94c 225 bags Coffee at l5@l59c, and Al
brls Molasses at 42(a4S".
WHEAT-Tbere is a good demand for tht
prime grade, at 81 10 for prime red, ant
81 l3(Gl II for prime white but this is 2Gl3c
below the views Of holders, and the business
done was quite limited. The sales reported
we're, $50 bushels good red, at 81; $50 do dt
white at 81 Os, delivered; 100 do prime Ken
lucky white, at 81 10.
C0RN-The demand for ear is active, AM
the market is firm at soc, in bulk; shelled i
in good demand, at 57@59c. for mixed an
white, including sacks.
OATS-The market is dull and unchanged
we quote them at Sic, in bulk. Sales of so
bushels, in gunnies sold at -Ssc. the genuin
included
RYE-The demand is good and the marke
firm at 6s@70c for prime sales Of 100 bus
at Zoe, delivered; $50 bush ut CSC,
RARLEY-The demand is good for tn
prime qualities, but the lower grades are dul
we quote prime to choice at 90@9jc.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-09-22
New York Market.

[By Telegraph for the Daily Empire.l
New YoRK, Sept p.
FLOUR Receipts 81, ,l33 bblsi market
heavy sales $4,000 at O5@5 l5 for superior
state; 05@5 10 super6ne western; 300
q 60 common TO medium extra WESTERN 30
as 10 inferior to good shipping extra r. H.
o.
RYE FLOUR-Steady at 3 5O94 4O
WHEAT - Receipts 28s,Sls bui market
hOayy; sales 95, 900 bu at 2l9l % for Mil
waukee Club; 26@l 27 for winter red wes-
tern; l 32@l 40 for white western ! S2Ce'
40 for white Indiana and Ohio.
RYE-Quiet at 70.
BARIlEY-Firm.
CORN - Receipts 9O,273 bui market
easier; sales s5 ,OOo.bu at 65a@sei for sound
mixed western; 66@69 for round yellow
PORK Quiet at 10 90 for old mess
| 10 81 for new mess
WHISKY-Firmer at 23t@2Sl
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-09-22

Sabbath Services arc held In the several Houses of
Worship IN Dayton, as follows;
near Mnn hey John NJ. Leayitt, Pastor. Services at
lqsS N, end "a 2 m o., s,n,,, ,..., oo,,,.r
Of Third and Ludlow Rev. s. a. Specs, Pastor Ser
Iss rS y Bsia% * % INC =. West corner OF sec.
ond and Ludlow. Rev Dr. Thomas, Pastor. Services
mia Pres5tsia, ta@ch-st Clair street. just al ove
Third. Rev. Mr. Kemper Pastor. Services atloam
s,ngsdg5aionai St churcs Clair street. between Sec
oud and Third Rev. Mr.. Wright, Presiding Pastor
FsSsA Issra" % csrclssn street. East side, be-
tween Fourth and Fihh Rev. F.W. Conrad, Pastor.
s'EyesaU s Br. s esas @ Ess, corner Of Jefferson
and Fourth streets. Rev. v. s. Talbot, Pastor. Ser
yices-ioS IN, and Va M ,.,., ,.a.r.on .,r..,
between Fourth aud Fihh. Rev. Anthony Ten Brock
Rector. Hours Of service at Io.s m, and 2 m; ia.
between "a and 3d. Rev Geo. W. Willard, Pastor.
Hours of service at lOiS m, and 1lTpm.
Raper Chapd (M H. ChHrch) North East corner OF
r.nrso, and ifiAh streets Rev George q. Cniin,
Pastor. Hours of service nt lo,S m, and ~;
Cburel n oAria.North West corner Of smith and
Brown streets Elder ,. W. Errett' Pastor' Hours oi
Syer,sSn WsihodistCorer Jackson and sixth streets
Calm, PsTI95 es seGSass W. Hahhe, Pastor
Franklin street, between Ludl0w and f'rife sfeet,
First mass ut ~ am. Second mass ~ am Nespers
Gspohs Church (C1fholielsecond street, East Of
the Canal Rev David Kelly, Pastor. Mass at 10 M
M Unifef Brethren Church-Smith street, Fast o
the Canal. Rev VIM. J. shuey, Pastor Services /"
| lOiS M and pm. .,, ,,,
Seeoad Unifod Brethren Church, (Gcnanl Wayne
street. Rev. solomau Nonnieda' fastor' 5erNceH-
& Ihals, tEpiscopal)- (worship with the Congreea'
tonal Churrh st. Clair street) Rev. chandler NOD
ldns, Presiding Rector seryiees--io's" M ana '-'o
S,c,d I,o,f,sf Caireh-Nortl East corner Of Wayne
and FiAh streets Rev. n. W, Dckenson, Pastor ser
| yiee--iOL IN, m. go -, 49,. sryh,i
Iycsf Tnirersaiid Caurch--St. Clair, between ihlrd
and Fourth streets. Services at lOla m, ana ~
81 Ptuls, (3cr1ndn Lutherda.l l-heV. fredeflck Hi
| Muhlen, Pastor. Service at 10 M. - -.
tyers,aa Eranqelieol, Ltherda Church-sears street
Rev Henry Borchard, Pastor. Service lOa m,
I,,to,e Street Mission, (Cbored.l .l-Ludlow street pe
tween sh and eth streets Rev. John Lawrence Pastor
/ /. m n m
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-09-22
NOTICE TO BRIDGE BUILDERS.

CsRALEn proposals will h. received az the once OF
- the Auditor OF Montgomery coCnty, OHIO, IN Day,
Inn until 10 o'clock IA, on Monday the xtth DAY oi
septe,nher 1850 for the erection OF single track
covered bridge across Twin Creek near shuey nhh
md al the point where the Germantown and Middle
town rad crosses SAID creek, In German township, 20
he passale ior the travelling poe h{ the hss. aay o.,
January, 1891. 80 -.
Also es will be received at the same time and pace
AR ne erection Of bridge with stone abulments aeroSA
me Miami Canal near Smith dstlery IN wayne toNi
shin 81 said countyihe bridge TO be completed WIN
kiss al he same time and place bids will be received
mr. the erection of the super structure oi hfdge
the canal Al TaylorsSie-the bridge To be eonPie'e
uitllin thiTty days. ..t1
Plsus srScihnaiinns 1c., can b. seen ~ the atlr.
once where any informnton relating therei9 nAy o.
/ nod ~ oftllr n tho CoantY comul sslcrefs
ssiludAWu DANL n. pRfDANi Aadi'of'
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-09-22
STATE FAIR EDITION
To Advertisers.

Those of our advertisers who wish their ad
vertisements to appear in the State Fair
Edition ofthe Daily Empire, (Which will be
issued every morning during the Fair as well
as those Of our business men who may wish to
take advantage of this opportunity to make
known to the thousands who will then be in
our city, their business and what they have to
sell, should hand in their favor by tomorrow
Saturday evening
1t is not necessary 70 say anything concern
ing the advantages to be derived by advert's-
ers from this edition of the EMPIRE. 1t viii
undoubtedly be read by more people than any
other paper, from the fact that it will be sold
by news boys exclusively and thus be brought
directly before the public eye
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-09-22

CLEvELAND, Sept Il.
Judge Douglas arrived on a special train
from the East tonight and was received with
the firing Of cannon, military display, large
torch-ligbt procession, and a great concourse
Of citizens He was welcomed in speech by
Hon. r. p. Ranney. Judge Douglas will
speak at eleven A. N. tomorrow
ST. LOUIS, Sept 2l
A special dispatch 10 the Republican, from
Jefferson City says the Breckenridge State
Convention adopted the report Of the Commit
tee on Resolutions.
They reafitm the platform Of the State Con-
vention of last April, declaring their stead.
fast devotion 10 the platform adopted at the
Maryland Institute Convention, and accept
Breckenridge and Lane as the candidates Of
the Democracy Of Missouri. ff
Mr. Thurston, delegate TO the Charleston
Convention, made lengthy speech The
most noticeable feature Of his speech was his
belief in Encoln's election, and advising prep
Aration for a defeat
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-09-22
Toledo Market.

TOLEDO, Sept Il,
A sudden change for the better is noticeable
in our market to-day very large sales of Corn
have been made at an advance of &c on yes
terdays prices. Wheat does not figure much
in the report
FLOUR-No sale reported
WHEAT-Sale 800 bu White on p. t.
There was also small lot of Red sold on p. t.,
to fill a cargo. Holders are frmer.
CORN-Active, and &c better Sales
amount to 81, 900 bu, as follows 5000 bu at
49c; 5000 bu, 1900 bu and $4,000 bu, all at
50c.
RYE-Sale 600 bu at sac; buyers offering
53c at the close,
OATS-Sale 500 bu at 25c; | 900 bu at 25c.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-09-22
Galway steamship Company.

BOSTON, Sept IT.
The new Directors Of the Galway Steam
ship Company are among the first merchants
and bankers in England and Ireland Mr.,
William Malcomson, the Chairman, is the
largest steamship owner in Ireland, and Mr..
ney & Co., of London, one of the first bankers
in that city.
The Pdrdnd made her last outward voyage
in nine days and eighteen hours.
The CbnnaWght sails for Boston the 25th
inst, and returns October %.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-09-22
Chicago Market.

CHICAGO, Sept 2l.
There was considerable excitement in the
grain market yesterday, and an advance of Z
Cd5c per bu was obtained on wheat No.
spring sold freely at s6@s6lc, No. do at 80
(3s9lc, and Northwestern club at SOC in store
Flour was held firm, but transactions were
limited, and the market dull Corn advanced
l@2c, and n large business was done at 3s3
(D39c for No. 2, and 40c for No in store; a
choice lot of yellow brought 45c, E. o. b. Bar
ley was more active Oats were shade high
er. Rye quiet
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-09-22
Commercial.
pnrton Market.


OFFICE OF THE DAILY EMPIRE, |
DkYrov, SATURDAY, SEpT 22D, 1860.
Corrected daily by HAnsHsAs Rno Jcnerson street)
There are no material changes in the re-
ports for to-day
FLOUR.-wholesale $500. Retail best
WHEAT-90c.
CORN.-40c and active.
OATS--25c for good quality.
BARLEY. -6s@7Oc according to quality
RYE--6O@65c and active.
HAY--Old, $l4 per tun; new, $ll per tun
HUNGARIAN GRASs--ss per tun.
FLAX-SEED--$l 05.
WHISKY-lSlc and advancing.
HIDES-Best class steer and heifer hides
Sc per ID; old COW hides 4ic bull hides 4c;
calf skin clear Of cuts up TO l6 ID sci kip up
to % fb &c.
GROCERIES, ETC.
Corrected for the Daily EnPfRH by Rneisly Mcintyre
Co.. No. als, Third st)
Coffee, firm; advanced ! to &c.
We quote today Coffee l5@l5l.
Sugar si@9t.
Molasses, dull, and lc lower at 4i@45.
Teas 35665.
Cheese 7@9.
Tobacco 20@40 'f
Rice 50.
Prunes SA@9a.
Candles l2l
Soap 6@7l.
White Fish 5,25G95, so, Halves
Mackerel 9,0O@2O 90 per barrel, as TO quail
| iy. 3
Dried Apples 596 per pound
Brooms ~, ,25@$2,40 per doz,
Tallow s@s3
Salt 81 ,65 per bbl
Beans, White $l0e per bu
Butter l0@l2.
Eggs 7@8.
] Pepper l0@ll.
Alspice l0@ll.
Raisins 81, ,75GA$300.
valentia do. 9l@l0 per h.
Figs l0@ll.
Vinegar 6@9 per gallon.
Lead 6@7.
Shot 81, 80 per sack
Starch &C.
Ground Spices 80 per doz.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-09-22
P. O'coNxELL, sec'y,

Bay- Pedestrians will bear in mind that the
most pleasant route for them TO the Fair
Grounds will be out Ludlow street TO the canal
opposite the Hill, where q foot bridge has
been provided for their especial aeoommoda-
ton. We would just observe, for the inior-
nation Of nervous people that the crossing
will be so secure that there will be nc
danger whatever; while taking the chances
betweeE vehicles, horses, cattle, etc, out Main
street Will be q pretty heavy contract, unless
care is taken.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-09-22
FLoURING MILL FOR SALE.

TNOWN as the "Pqua Lock Mills" situated ON Main
IN street, the centre Of the city of Piqua The
Mill hasor Of stono machinery all m complete or
der. Il has large city and country custom and being
located on the Canal and near Railroads il possesses
great advantages in the receiving and shipping ~ grain
and -four.
There II also connected with the above good saw
mill, FILLING mill csrding, spinning and power LOOMS
and large log yard The whole Is supplied by album
dant power nom the Cil, at the low rent OF s1l0 per
year.
The FIGURING Mil win he sold separate, the whole
together at q low price and terms the most rcasonR
sonahlt iyiO CHAS. r. CLARKE, sd 1t.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-09-22
Fire-damp Explosion.

SCRANTON, Pa, ~.
A fre-damp explosion occurred yesterday
in Boukley's Mine, at the upper end Of Pitts
ton. Six men were in the Mine, all Of whom
we're got out except Jno. Howard, jr., who it
is feared is sufEocated The scene is one of
wild excitement, the pumps being broken and
the shaft filing with water.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-09-22
From wasi,ington.

WAbHINUIUNi IVPI III
James Buchanan Esq, Private Secretary
TO the President, will soon resume his resi-
dence in Philadelphia. 1t is understood that
the place thus to be vacated has been rendered
to Adam Glossbrenner, late Sergesnt-atArms
of the House.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-09-22
The Priuce OF wales AT Chica-
gOs

UHIoAGO, Sep. II.
Lord Renfew and suite arrived here by the
Michigan Central Railroad at half.past seven
this evening, and proceeded to the Richmond
House, where they viii stop during their visits
to Chicago Notwithstanding the expressed
wish Of the party that they should be allowed
to arrive in quiet, a large crowd assembled at
the depot long before the train arrived. Al
though but little noise was made, the crowd
so blocked the streets that il was with difficult
ty the carriages containing the party reached
the hotel.
The Prince of Wales and bis suite will
leave tomorrow afternoon by the St Louis
Road The Richmond House is illuminated
this evening, in honor of their distinguished
guest .f.. ..
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-09-22

D6y-We were yesterday shown PAIR Of
ottoHaans which Mrs. WALLACE BEsNETT is
preparing for exhibition at the State Fair.
They are Mosaic work, and the colors, as well
as the work, give them most beautiful aud
unique effect They are certainly models OF
taste and workmanship, and will attract very
general attention. The most surprising iea'
ture Of the matter Is that Mrs. B. did all the
upholsteF work herself without the assistance
OF any one; and workmen say they are moi
excelled by the manufacturers
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-09-22
MASTER COMMISSIONERS SALE

John Clemmer, No. l40S.
against , Superior Court Of
yOIJRsTANT to an order Of the superior court Of
/ Montgomery county, Ohio made In the above case
al the June term A. D. 1890 and TO me directed shall
offer nj public auction at the door of the court House
in the city Of Dayton, in the county OF Montgomery,
and state Of Ohio,
Tuesday, October 23d 1890
Between the honrs Of two and four o'clock p m ofsad
ay tho following described real estate situate in the
CITY Of DAYTON, county Of Montgomery, and state OF
Ohio TO wit All that lot, tract parcel Of land bound
ed a. follows, to wit Beginning al the northeast corner
of in lot No one hundred and ifty eight, Qss on the
plat Of the town Of Dayton thence westwardy with the
northern boundary eight poles to line Of the heirs Of
Henry Brown decd; thence at right angles southward
with said Browns line two N poles; thence at right an
giles eastward eight poles 10 Main street. thence north
ward with Main street 10 the place ofbegnning contain
ing sixteen 40 perches DO the same more OF less
png nevertheless twenty 20 feet Of the west end
of said premises and also including mu n ot the
brick wall Of the Phillips House az adoins the North
side Of said premises and the ground on which said
wall stands has been conveyed 10 said Green y the
Phillips House Hotel Company.
said property is be sold on judgment in favor oil
John dlenmer against Richard Green, ct al. The
above property has been appraised at six thousand dol
ars and cannot be sold for less than two thirds the ap'
pFassmaHi esrh sstcoo Term, of sHle; s,SnaN efDhi
Master Commissioner superior court Mont 90,
r. y. CUPPY, Atty. seplsdaNtd
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-09-22

nay The lovers of Terpsichore will not for
get the; Montgomery Guards Soiree Tuesday
night Tickets Of admission 100, admitting
gentleman and lady. Music by JAMES DAVIS
cotillon band. Distinguished gusts from
abroad have been invited, and will be present
Il will doubtless be good time.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-09-22
From new York.

NEw YORK, Sept p.
Washington dispatches say Mr.. c, Noble is
appointed Post Master at Paducah, Ky. The
sloop-ofwar Pdienee is ordered to Key West
10 take minister McIane thence 10 Mexico.
A land patent has just been issued to Abe
Lincoln the Republican candidate as Capt of
Illinois Militia during Black Hawk war.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-09-22

ssSrThe Ohio State Fair will open at Day
ton, on Tuesday next We are assured il will
be the best ever hold in Ohio, Halffare trains
on the G. II. 4 D. r. II. will he run daily dur
ing the week between this city and Dayton.
A large portion Of the live stock at the Ma
tional Fair has been shipped 10 the State Fair,
and we are informed that great many of the
leading horse and cattle men in theState have
already entered their stock for premiums-
Commercial
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-09-22

D6S-It has been rather unpleasant for the
ladies thus far, 10 assist in the decoration Of
Floral Hall, aud really the Management have
been too busy to effect all they desired. We
are asked to again request the ladies to try if
Monday morning will not be pleasant enough
to allow them to assist in the nice work Om-
nibusses will be in waiting at the corner Of
Ludlow and Third
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-09-22

The undivided halfof thirty three feet Of lots No.
1881 and 1851. appraised al $3.50 90.
eanh $50, $40 90.
Room aaa Third street on sased Eround apFaised Al
elG0 The above property vii b. cold iree Ol ncum-
haaea and oaRnoi sch iof less than tWo tra tho ap
praised value Properly VII NJ shoNn. and terms o
sale made known b. the uhacrber - the marble yard
of u. Ia Dow O. 0ANSON, Assignee
DATgos, July Q, ieeO, yfdsm
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-09-22
TWO HOUSES Ar AUCTION.

ON Wednesday October Sd, 1861, at o'clock p; M
\ we will sell at auction on the premises, TWO
FRAME HOUSES, situate on Main street, between
First and Second. Each containing elght rooms, nla
further Information inquire at our Auction Rooms
sepl4td CHRISTOPHER HUBER Aucnoneer'
NOR sALE-'rHE LUTHERAN CHURCH, cor
Il ner OF Fourth and Jefferson streets, (andii want
an with all ITS furniture and fixtures For terms apply
either 10 +. GEBHART or
ian2l JOHN MoREYNOLDS.