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The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1865-12-09


A SASSY Cuss.---Thc Cincinnati CONNER
ciGi has had correspondent "7igo days in
the country" who, after saying some queer
things about Hamilton, Middletown, and
other rural places on his route, finally
dotted down upon Dayton. Here he got
sassy--talkmg thus Of some Of us;tUI r.
AT Dayton met Pcdretti, the celebrated
fresco painter, who has been ut work on the
Opcra-bousp for the last three months pain
ting those loose women, gliding around on
the ceiling like flying Dutchman, aud
those little chcrnbs loailng over the jets Of
gas in-the second tier, the usual way. Their
Opcrahouse is said 10 be finer than ours,
but not so large. Edwin Forrest wiz open
II eirrly In January. The saloon under the
opera.house Is already going.v f't
This Is a dirty iing from n dirty source.
Tie artistic aAornmehts OF our Opera House
are of the most chaste and beautiful chhr-
actcr-the designs are In all respects ap-
propriatc, and the execution In the highest
style of the art. When fnished-which
will be In few weeks--the Turner Opera
House, Of Dayton, will be the most tasteful
aud attractive edifee OF the kind In the
United States. We make no exception.
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IoHH FRIDAYS EsTArE.-0R THE 2lD DAT
81 Of November, 1905, the undsTnigned vas ap'
pointed and qahied adm inistfaior of ,he estate o
John FlidAy, late n AonigomeTy county, Ohio
Bovss~s ELIAS oKBHART.
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eH- SUNSHINE FoR TnE SAD.--Are you
low spirited, trelnnlons, subject to iilintness,
afflicted with any local weakness, or with
general debility, tonic thy system with
Biokrcne. Though harmless AZ wuter Il IL
the most potent tonic and regulator In the
world. Depot, . Dey st., New York. Sold
by NIL Druggists.
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Local Matters.

COMPOSITION RoLLERs.--We have re-
Gently purchased from Mr.. George Hall,
tho feremGn OF the preAs-rVom Of The Gin
cinnati Enquirer, quantity of his material
for composition rollers, 10 be used on print
ing presses. After thorough test Of this
material, we have no hesitation In pro-
nolmcing Y tho best aud most economical
aiat has ever been presented TO the typo
graphical fraternity. Rollers east from IL
last for year without re-Ipolding. and
they need washing but once week. We
regard il as one Of the most important inn
provcmcnts that has ever been made In
printing, aud take pleasure In recommend
ing II 10 the favorable attention of the
"craft." The composition has been pa
tented, and printers can obtain It on appli-
cation, at any time, 10 Mr.. Hall, who viii
furnish the directions for using 1t.
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VAcpB suApEs TFTATF On rar y DAY
al Of Nov mter, ikaS the raders' COED eat np-
rointea and qnsl ned n1usiuiuiratof o. ihe ssisis
iaoob hAds, iste oi henl smes, county, hiS
Sosss5st LrCINpA sHApE.
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,ctAMUgLKUuRsE EsFATE.--ON TIN sTH DAY
- oi NoyfmtleF, lAd0, the undarai gnod saa 40
late oi Montgomery County, Ohio, deceased
sssf-''T III u cosSrh hAAhEAT
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sENsArIoSs.-we are informed that a
Democratic lady Of Germantown admlniS-
tered eow-hIde application 70 the back
ofa Republican official In that town, on
THURSDAY lost for making abusive and
slahderons remarks abohtlier. The injured
individual wanted 10 have her arrested, but
the magistrate refused ~ Issue the writ q
Is said that Tin popular verdict was
usersed him right.n eta
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MEETING OF hIOCkHOIIDEIfH
NOTloK.-EoTICK Is HEREBY olNFn THAT a
IN meoiing oi the ntpak holders Of tho .Epplre
Cempksys stl be held u NO ellhs a. lha odsa6AbY
On the sn day Of Dccernber, isos, a Ten ociorH
ONO ,WnK. BoYER, PrsgdsnL y
20. LsWE. Secretary. noNlaswe
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geaal.
SiMALL Farm ORE MILE FRoM MtAMIsRtTRG
- AT MASTER COMMISSIONERS SALE

CMALL FARM oHE MlLE FRoN MtANIsBuRd
- AT MASTER ooMhIssioNERs sALE.
Joseph Lambert, No 59fn
MONTGOMERY tuuuty
Harriet Loroe, et. al. superior Court.
Pursuant n an order Of ths superior Court Of
Montgomery county, Oh o. male IA tho shove
ued cause, aad 10 directed, all ofief at public
Aur ION VI the daor ef The Court House, IN the city
Of DAy ton the County and state Aio rssaid, on
SATURDAY, gAkpARl Gth lHss,
between the hours 81 one and O'Clock, .. NJ Of
SAID day. the following described real estate, to.Nt
- uaie IN the Oosihty OF Montgomery aud histe Of
OHIO in ~ elton 5, TosH = Range last, &c ,btsin-
nBg Al the X W corner of Nn'. gToHs 20 Hers lot
q said section aud running thence hasI - chains
and 90 links to the channel oi Bear Greek. thence
ddNn the channel AZ aaid Creek, :. ~ y. chains
thsBoss as ? sosansi thence >, ~ y ehainl
thence 30. E. chains ami " Inks 70 point
chains and - links soath OF wsldsJ's insi ihehce
parallel With tho east aud vest line THO section
Inc, thence n 70 TIE place u BEGINNING contslning
evenly four aoIes ADD silpo t2f s0'ioob
Alsn part oi the sarus Hecs on beginnnR 81 the
4 n c1fheT o. thc afoye detcrtl~d trart thehce
Ai0pa the east line thereof 70 'hs north ins Of
said lfaet. thanno east ioT quahuiy, nenee parallel
With The nFAi msuuoncf iine 20 ne south lbe u
SAID usct IN Alon llr sAid lios 70 ths place of
sgnning containing ne Hcre.
sad i-dd hAs besh aIPrhtshd AZ tIS p"r acr- Hnd
cannot ss.i .0f Ices then tse thris VI said zppp
ment
Terms oi sale, essh.
w. u. hELYILLE,
Mastar CoInmissioncE Montgomery supeusf Court
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SHERIFFS SALE OF REAL. ESTATE.
ny virtne 6f and a. oh@itcnce 70 an order 81 ths
- Superior G0urt. q MenecnrerY COuutv, ono,
sll sell Al pnbin saie 90 tHiurdsy lha Twenty AN
dsy Of NOTsmtsf, ik6a, al tie fouH eusf
O'Clock N ,tue hneshg descfiisa pffBlt fs stu
zted To COUaty, beng the sUuth Wsai gnsftef
AZ session No thirty iouF fAfl tOenshlp Ave ftl
hange nfe ibl kaNt, b. FinninE " ths hesth hhat
coin 2 of a lot nov owned ~ IN hsifs Of Johr ,
Bsai ihto, dccoEs a, Iubnng tiens Ofth twenty
r d. - ooFBst stau,; thgn,e fssi tseHiy ois
ioa corneT stone thencestouih, tNsniy rode o. D
corner; thsce Wet ~ niyour psruhsH D. tho rlacS
of b-snnins, enniA ning thfre sctes ore ~ less
AID premises hav tssp sppratrd ft tuflfs hnu-
drsd doll.fs, and eanhoi sell of s.H than lHq lrds
Of the appTaiamant.
Terma-tlns nifd cash, md ihifd IN one scar, ana
ons third too sesTs, bais payments 10 hsf inier-
ct And 10 b. srcursd - moHgaEg 90 ssla prrnisoa
sO0. n. bAViDS0a, hherh
Is. THoHssoS, Au'y. osrN -
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TOBACCO MEETIHG.-Persuant 10 notice,
a number of gentlemen met ht the Phoenix
House, on Friday, December s. II. 3.
Gunckel, was called to the Chair, and j.
Zimmer, was appointed Secretary:
Remarks, upon the present unequal pys-
TEN Of taxation Of Tobacco were made by
Messrs. Dryden, Gunckel and Phist Of
Cincinnati.
A Committee of three, consisting of the
Chairman, Secretary and VIM. Pentzer,
Esq- were appointed 10 prepare business
for an adjourned meeting. These pro-
cecdlngs were ordered to be published in
the Journal and EMPIRE of Dayton. and an
invitation extended 10 all Interested IN the
growing, manufacturing, and dealers In
Tobacco tO be present ut the next meeting.
Oh motiOf, the meetlng adjourned 90
Saturday, December 10, at l O'Clock +. NJ
II. S. GuNCKEI- Chairman
4
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E0Ab NOTICE.
JHsob o. Htiyer Piainae.
traae Homer aud CatharinA Homer, Of aRrahRs 90
Indiana, and Sarah y. ktvef and Lewis A. s0Vcr, o
hotdgomery Co.. ohio, Defendants.
Superior Court al Montgomery Co.. Ohio.
The above named DESCENDANTS viii take nsiiee
that JAnoh q stiVer, on the zBlh day of satienlss
A. ~. 1876, Sled ia peiitioh Ia ths superior Court
ol MouaDIns County, ONO, askinR that pzrtSiicp
b. nIads of the following desuutcd premises, and
dasaF assigned theTa % said sarah b Silver, eaid
renises baing ninety nrss IN tho aouth eari oener
~ the BoTlh ueat quarter ul section unmfar e nlne
isea town folir a. ranae innF ~, eaai and that AZ
tho uaoauibnr % iald eour, haid palnii Will
ak that order ho made for The partitios of -
ano. W. MoYRR, Atiarusy. 49, .
40 octi5 els E .tHa fnH o
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INXEcUToRs NOT On IAN per, ons interested ~
IA harahr u1unad that th9 undaFsiansd has this
~ hesn apeointad And qualified a. EKacutof u he
Rslafs Of Htnry Adam, deceAAsd
Kovsnbar ~, isos. n0s3e~ol
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oiVE = HE
CEDRorJ BIrrERs.
One Trial and Yoa HiH Neper Use
1nD others.

Tits not necessary 70 publish long list Of diseasei
for which the CEDkON BiTTERs arc q specific IL
All Diseases OF tho
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SoREEs DRAMATIQUE.-There was an
other large and delighted audience Mt
Beckel Hall last night, on the occasion Of
the benefit Of Mr.. Barton Hill. The beau
tlfnl comedy Of Married HGe' was per
formed admirably, with Mr.. IIlll, Mrs.
Perry and Edmund Coles In the leading
parts. The sensation play of colleen
Bawn," with Mr.. Hin as lord DundreaIy,"
concluded the entertainments
Tonight viii close the present season at
Beckel Hall, under the management OF hr.
Fredericks, aud we trust the house will be
filled 10 overnowing. Manager Frederidks,
during his stay among us, has made host
of friends by his untlring efforts 70 please
and amase the PATRONS of the drama here.
lie Is an estimable gentleman, and we hope
his career In our city has been a pecuniAry
success. He deserves IL. His talented
company will go TO Richmond, Indiana,
1extwek, and we bespeak for them cor
dial welcome on the part OF the citizens Of
that place. At the close OF his engagement
there, Mr. r. VIII return 70 Dayton, OF
which event due announcement will be
nlade. .ss =, .o gr..' tas,
The pieces for tonight are the great
moral drama of THE Drunkard" aud the
''Gunmaker OF Moscow" both capital plays
Let the house be filled.
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1865-12-09

eB- -STANDARED HOMEOPATHIC MEDICINES !
1.-The agent Of Humphreys Homeopaih
&c Specifics has received very important
addition to his list Of Humphreys Specific
Homeopathic Remedies In the shape Of
p Specific No. -, which cures diptheria and
liberated sore throat. These specifics have
obtained Wide celebrity among the mcsli
cal practitioners aud are very largely used
by them, being prompt, efficient reliable
and convenient. An extended advertise
ment In another column gives list of the
different species, the diseases which they
remedy, aud the prices, The cases for faani-
ly use are especially worthy Of attention,
and also the new department OF veterinary
specifics. The eheAdquaIters of Humphrey
Specific Homeopathic Medicine Coz h at
Goa Brordway, New York. FL .ld.s
--.its
t4- Dn. Morris VHIsrABLg LivRR Pits
are composed Of chemical vegetable tx-
tracts, mostly from plants growing IN bur
own country; some of these plants havp a
y direct action on the liver, Others upon the
skin. otherSon the Kidneys, and others pom
the bowels and lungs. Il Is by a peculiar
chemical combination ofhll these extraets
tllat these Pills are made "a possess the
most extraordinary efficacy for curling ais
40 eases growing ont OF arrangement Of the
bowels Kidneys, or liver la cronic dis
eases, or diseases oflong standing, such as
~ Liver Complaint Dyspepsia, Constipation Of
The Bowels, Erysipelas, Scrofala, Goiter,
seald Head, Barb,I's Itch, Sore Eyes, 1fm-
plies on the skin, aud old SORES, the treat
lnent with the Pals should hs continued for
"a alonger time than with less stubborn dis
eases. These pins have become 40 much
- OF iayorite, that Il Il only necessary for us
TO say that they are for sale by all the Pripei-
paiHdHnggists aud dealers Ia family medi-
zines.
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J. HiMMER, Secretdrv.

VIZ know Of nothing, more desirable, or
more handy TO "havc about the house" than
a nice carriage, rockaway, or light buggy,
for two). In our growing city Of Dayton,
1t is reasonable 10 suppose that we should
look TO, and encourage home interests, and
home enterprises. Now, the times are ter
rible aud changeable, and we don't know
what moment we may feel inclined TO
"jump la the iou0oR and all take a ride'--
or, II snow prevails, 10 wrap orselves ia
buffalo and crlnoline, and sidy old time with
the Jingling Of merry bells. Iangdon Il
Bro, on East Fourth street have an exten-
sive establishment for the manufacture Of
carriages, rockaways bnggics phetons,
spring wagons, slelgha etc. Of the latest
and most fashionable style OF fworkmanaldp,
and we confidently refer our readers 70 the
establishment forperfoct satisfaction la any
order they may desire. Nos. II, f3, and 10
East Fourth street is the place. Call aud
examine the new sleighs. NEsr
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THE DAILY EMPIRE.
Dayton, Ohio

Saturday, - Deeember s,1ses.
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HIS COMPOUND OF WILD CHERRY
HAS BECOME A HOUSEHOLD
n. WORD THROLGHOuT TIIE

WEST AND SOUTH. HIS
WORM LOZENGER IN
- LESS THAN. A YEAR -
VIVA AFTER THEIR INTRO
DUCTlON ATTAINED 4
REPUTATtON As WIDE
SPREAD AS THE CONTINENT
OF N % RTH M ERIC A.
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Nasiar Commissioners hshtgoHeFy supeusf Court
ApAH Cav, A1y noFao-dA4Ns
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Special autitts.
BROWNS BRONCHIAL IROCHEs

nAVTxs bnEcT INTlusNcF 70 THH FAHff' ulF
lEnrnhrr nrpEY
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-04-14
Annexation of Territory to the City
of Evansville

NOTICE Is HEREBY GTyEN THAT THE
~ Common CouncH q the city Of Evan-yites
in pursuance Of the provisions Of 50 Act OF TIE
General Assembly Of the state OF Indiana ap-
pr owed Msruh s, 1855, entitled - An Aes 70
amend the -v@nty "A ct section Of al Act entitled
IAN Act grAnfihg 20 the ctti1sns 81 the town q
Evausvillg, In ths county Of Vandsrhnrgh, CITY
Charter sppE0fsd January q, 1871, add 90 add
supplsmentai sections 70 ssil Act" will, on the
i5tn j a. May, A. ID. is65. present 20 the Board
of AQRRty lam Alsz.QasEs ~ AAaasg bur 81 eelaats
petition praying for the annexation 20 said CITY
af the fotlbwlne desrribed tsrrhnfy. and tetttns
70 81 tho reasons for tsueh anuexation, viz All
nut part % ths wet hAn 81 tbe north .Vest
qaArtsr Of section twenty ains snd she eAaE half
OF the uorth quarter OF sction thirty town
ship ak, south range zen west, dgscrb d A. fol-
lows, vikE Beginning az lhs aataEsccfion u Main
aad Eighth streets Of said city. al the center 81
said ntEuets aMa running thsaesasnng tbs middle
line Of Eighth utrset ave hnndred and seventy
eight t57sl Feet 20 point opposite the center OF
an alley dividtBg the Depot grynnds Of thH AFans-
/ vfiie CrawfoFdsvine Railroad Company from
4 0sE aadr Harrieon's Enlafgvmsat 81 kFansstie :
sirud and fwsEe and iourasnths t9fz 4-l0l feet 20
| an iron pin on the east and wyst line runnihR
thr ugh t-e middle Of the north Nest quarter o.
said section t~sn y uinsi thence eest Alens SAD
half (a5g5S1 ksS. q. tho north and south hne
! running through the middle OF said quarter &c
L ton; the zee norsh along said north ead seath
line six bIqdIei and f9rty seven lssI est' " ~
/ being the center street rupning east ana wos1
| through the North Esstrrn Enlargement o.
Fvansvillss thHnee west along the center 81 ssla
william street IN tended, enc thousand and forty
az and one-ionrth q Oi6 ~ fest, 90 the middle
l. Of hain street. ani themes along the middle o.
Main street eight bupdred aud niue'y -tlsyee aae
three fourths (s3 ~ feet, % thN place 81 o. gin
aips sid ssFtlsFy se1as soslq ~, "a "a ''' s
faauuaI bua l9 MaBAkE ar, Mayor.
Attest 4. n. MsGRpT, cisrk sls-so
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-04-14
CITY NEWS.

ES- The Evansville Journal has been
seized with religious spasm, and pub
lishes a column Of religious every day.
We hope Silverthorn reads the matter
selected for it.
The above, which we first saw in the
Indianapolis Journal, and subsequently,
in the Louisville Democrat, as editoria'
in both cases, betrsys their ignorance OF
religious subjects. The Evansville Jour
nal publishes a column or two Of "reli-
gious" every Saturday, only. If the
editors of the indianapolis Journal and
the Louisville Democrat would read
more religious matter, they might be
able to distinguish it from secular mat
ter.
First pluck the boat-gunwale out o.
your own eyes, before you attempt tc
pluck the marline-spike out of our eye.
There is Scripture for you.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-04-14
Annexation OF Territory to the
900. City of Evansville.

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT TUE
IN C5mfiun Council u the City u Evansville, IA
-purs1aBeer Of the provisions u an Act q ths
t;eusrAl Assembly Of the STATE Of Indiana az.
proved March &, 1855, entitled an E" Act % AHend
lie seventy first session OF an act entitled An
Act efahtlng 70 The citizens Of the town Of Evans
VILE, in the County Of Yanderburgha city chart
er approved January III 1stfs aud &C. ada auP-
plimenfal sections 20 said act" will on the AV4h
aayof April, 1sd5, prcsant TO the Board Of 9guniy
Ccmmissiohers Of anderburgh CO unty petition
prayiue for shs AeavxHHIbn 10 said Ctr the
following described tcrritorY, and setting inrth
the reasons for anefi afisxHtion, VIA Alithat lArt
Of tle sont -aast quartey of ,eetVa anQten klRll
ToNnshfp SIX t6,) RaSEs Yen tlu) west deer PED
A. foIlowa, via gosiRelcAog - stone, "a cefnrf
estabiished by the Comfy surFeyor) 90 the south
Ii ne d said quarter. session, Esd AdjolntnE the
Northern Enlargement Of tise city Of Evansville
ana ranning thence ~ Ana street west, thee
hundred and eighty mus li54l feet; thence NQrth
two thsnsand six hundred ana ferty (S6iu) feet 20
a stone thence kasta three. haadred a1d eighty
And sayeu tenths Il 50 7-i0 feet 70 a stone aud
from thsaoa South, twe thousandsix hundred and
forty (2G40) feet % tho plaee Of beginuingj saia
tsrritory being contiguous 20 the city Of EVANS
xille, and not plated or laid n. -.
1877 7ai w BAKER, Mayor.
Aftost--A- PFkRFLIs, Clsrh.
by A. NJ. McGrin, Deputy Clerk.
March 20.-80t. sil str tt
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-04-14
CITY NOTICES.
Annexation of Territory to the City
r of Evansyille.

NOTICE, Is RERKBY GivkK THAT TIE
~ Csanmop Counea 81 the city e Evansville,
IN pursuance Of the pr0v sioaa ef an Act q the
Ge''erzi Assembly Of the stars Ct Indiana, ap-
proved March 6, 1865, EMIT ed" An Act to
amend the seventy.hfs section Of Act entitled
An Act granting to the citizens u the town Of
Evansville, In thu county Of Nanderburgh, City
Cbarter, approved January q. Isf7, And % add
supPiementai s=ctions 20 sat8 Act vii, 90 The
i5th day q Nag lt.iStiss prgssas % the Board
OF County ain1as@uEeFs % N&a3et kufkh county
Petition praying for the annexation a. said city
81 fi.a fAlis~tas described trFritsry and ser INK
forth the re sons for such annexation, via All
tnAt part Of tbs south tast QrArter 81 SECTION
mast - az Iiis sswnship alx 10 rauEp ten tsol
west, deecriceti az foleNs, VIZ; Bestn1ing AZ an
iron pin AZ ta4 sourhsHesr cornor OF said quar-
ter section, ana running Hence BY the bali
section line north four hEndre4 ana ninety nine
(4g9l feet, 10 iron iR thrnes east ~ lsabeila
Pises Fssea bundled aud siNsy three and halt
I763 - FEET, - abs las " SAarfrs Arrangement
thsncs south h the line Of 2herpe In argement
ionr. hunnrnd aud nfrnty sbine ll99i tet. ID "a
iren pin on the south line 81 said quarter section
aud thence By The south linc OF said quarter SEC
ton sav-n harRifaa and siXs sfsar lI0s! faet =
the Place Of begip ninS. SAL territory being cen
tlgueus 20 lha cts % cvAhssilis Hsd nos piattea
or laid "a. A. ara ~ BAN NM NAY OF,
Attest. e. ". McGRIFF, Clerk alS-So
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-04-14
state Items.

The dog excitement has extended to
Delphi. l 1-. sa-a saf-1a' ~ .
- Elijah Harbor, of Randolph county,
hung himself to a sapling, with his
handkerchief, on Saturday, last, and
died, though fully able to have relieved
himself ifShe had ehahged his mind after
swinging off, his hahds being free and
the sapling within reach.
The small pox has broken out one
mile north Of Harrisville, Randolph
county. ---.-..I. q. r-rt e4V
MAPLE SUcAE.--George Stevenson, of
this county, made two thousand five
hundred pounds of maple sugar of the
finest quality. His orchard contains
about six hundred trees He 10 well
prepared for the manufacture Of sugar:
he grains it in wooden .troughss aboat
seventy pounds at time. He expects
to make four Thousand pounds this sea
Winchester Journal asfs71ss
WHEAT CRoPs.-The wheat crop at
this early day gives promise Of being
good Early wheat never looked better;
late sowing looks sickly, as usual We
believe il is useless to throw away. seed
by late sowing; better use the grou nd foi
some other purpose, If you cannot gel
y0nr crop. in the ground in season.
Winchester Journal u no b10ua9i4i
Report says that the small pox il
raging so extensively at Bluff Point
Jay county, that travellers are afraid Il
pass through the place. '4'
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-04-14

MAJOR GENERAL BANKs-Our New
York dispatches of the S1st state posi-
lively that Gen. Banks would leave New
York on the first day of this month for
New Orleans, ria Cairo and the Missis-
sippi river He should, therefore. reach
here by Saturday or Sunday. He will
receive hearty welcome from thou
sands of the loyal men of the Crescent
City, who have never failed to accord to
him the highest confidence as an officer
and respect as a MANI o. True
Delta, 6th fslaC
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-04-14
Enthusiastic Loyalty.

The great armies that have so long
defended Richmond and Petersburg
have been removed to another quarter,
where, in the estimation of their Gen
eral, their valor and endurance can be
made more available.
Lees army withdrawn intact, and tied
no longer to one position, the Confed-
eracy frowns q more terrible defiance
to-day from the Businesses of her vast
interior-N r Treasonmonger, alias
Nesos, 9th.
The Ne,cs died hard, but unless there
are more idiots in the world than we
have given it credit for-and We have
been liberal on that score-We think it
will now die all over. 1t may, however,
put on the robes Of independence and
90 on pleading in behalf of the traitors
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-04-14

sS- The insinuation in the Journal
of yesterday, that any portion of the
people of this city refused to join in the
general rejoicing which prevailed on &C.
count of Lees surrender, is basely false.
Dispatch. -
Will you stake your veracity on the
assertion that none of our citizens re-
fused to join in the general rejoicing
which prevailed on account of Lees
surrender 2 We do not believe you
have sufficient contempt of public spirit
to do that
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-04-14

~p6y-The Goshen Democrat complains
that an emissary Of the Government is
swelling around that town, trying to de-
tect some Of the principal business men
in violations OF the revenue law Very
d;sreputable business, according TO the
Democrat Great pity that its ''princi.
pal bus ness men, cannot lie and swear
ia it with IMMUNITY.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-04-14
LUxURIEs-FIRsr OF THE SEASON -

LUxURIEs-FIRsT OF THE SEAsoN.-A
fine lOt'of spring chickens just received,
which viii be kept constantly on hand
and be servedsup in any style and on
short notice, 'AStbes st. Charles Saloon,
No 6, between Main and Locust Streets
April l3-4td.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-04-14

on AND CoPPER From the Goshen
Times we learn that a greasy spring,
and specimens Of copper, weighing, in
some Instances, five ounces, have been
found in Elkhart county We are Of
opinion that careful assay of De mo-
cratic heads in Goshen would show the
existence Of copper Ia even larg or
masses. Indianapolis Journal.