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Aegal.
IN PARTITION.

ToHN O'NEAL, Joseph oNeal, George H. o'Neal,
81 and Elizabeth O'Neal, will take notice, That a
petition was filed against them on the 18Th day OF
April A. d. 1885 in the Superior Court 10 and for the
County Of Montgomery, Ohio, by Mary r. Wolf and
Martin Wolf, demand partition OF the following real
estate, situate IN Montgomery county, and bounded
as follows beginning at stone corner IN the western
boundary Of section 81, townships range G. east of
meredian line drawn from the mouth OF tho great
Miami River from which red elm ~ inches diam ter
hears N. 75' West 2S links distant and running from
thence chains ard 40 links to planted stone, from
which black oak IA inches diamet bears g. $50,
East 80 links distant thence East % chains TO post
from which Rwhite oak stump 20 inches diameter bears
g. 60s West 10 links distant thence 8. "a chains rs
links to within 20 links Of the soltn boundary OF said
section to post from which hickory l5 inches da-
meter bears g. 4ss West As links distant thence East
chains and 75 links to post f ON which red bud
12inches diameter bears GO We t48 links distant;
thence ~ 30 chains 75 links to stone corner thence
West 2s chains and rs links to the place OF beginning
continuing thirty acres more or less.
Alao this following described premises situte in
Montgomery County, Ohio, an In section 81, town g.
range East; and bounded as follows, beginning at
Robert Hosier'A s. W. corner on the half quarter
section line thence North ~ West $3.50 poles 10
the 3. E. corner OF Jocob Surias acrs lot on said
Hosiers West line thence s. s51S9 West 81, poles
4e e. 29 80 poles to the s. Il, Of said ten acre
lot; thence N. s5h u, 2l poles 10 the place OF be.
ginnng, containing four acres more or less ~
Also the following described premises situate in the
county OF Montgomery and state OF Ohio-and IN
Section 81, township 3, range East &C. beTinpIna at
the Northwest corner OF Simon BOle'a farm thence
8 so, w 62--3 poles to Charles O'Neal'a corner I
N 4, W IS, poles TO stone thence SO. Il So,
OF beginning containing five ,acres Of land and that al
the next term 9i said court the said MARY H. Wolf
Martin Woliw apny for an order that partition may
be made Of said promises. u a. t.I'.'
CIV '''Ff J. II. BAGGOTT,
Attorney for Petit oners
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Tho Reported Confession.

The Washington correspondent of the Chi.
cago Times says; e'-
"on investigation, it appears that no one
lefta written confession of the late conspir-
acy but Atzerott, and some doubt is enter
tanned here as to the one purporting to come
from him published to-day being genuine 1t
is understood that he left another confession
here. which conflicts somewhat with this
one" Irf.r
After the developments that have been
made touching the Government witnesses,
any thing is to be viewed with suspicion that
comes through the cruicible of the Bureau of
Military Justice Nothing on the darkest pages
Of history equals the baseness and perjury Of
the Canada detectives in the service of the
Government, who have been so prominent of
late,- Gin Eng
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The Object I'm View.

The mechanics and laboring men who
are so unfortunate as to have Ukae skin
in these days, when the millennium of
negro equality is being preached, can
not fail, we think, to discover the object
ia Oieu 1t will be remembered it is
an incident in the history of the past
that this indispensable class -four citizens
the farmer, mechanic and laborer-with
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-07-14
DeCent on Faro nanks

We clip the following from the Louisville
Democrat of Tuesday: ~
Last week I,ieutenant General rant issued
general order TO the various Department
commanders, authorizing them to break u
all ltho faro banks in the United States.
Major General Palmer at once Bet to work to
execute the order throughoutihi State. He
accordingly tslegraphed and dispatched men
to various points, with orders 10 strike the
blow at one time, and make hclean lob OF it
wherever one could be found On Saturday
night, between the hours Of eleven and twelve
o'clock, Lieutenant Nat Wheeler, with seven
~ well picked men, etaeied out to execute the
order W FAC as possible in this city lie di.
videa hs men out into squads, add the result
was that ia less than one hour the following
concerns, win oil their stocks, &c, we're
closed end conhscaied
No ZIG Fourth street, between Main and
Market; No 2O4 Third street, between Main
and Market No. ZIG Third street, between
Main and Market No ZIG Main street, be-
tween Second and Third Hotel de Raine
mot the drinking ssloon;) one on Third street,
between Market and Jefferson; the Emerald"
on Fifth street, between Market and Jeffer-
son.
This r0id cleaned out the city entirely OF
the banks and Of most Of the men who wera
interested or engaged in working them, for
they got wind Of the movement that was TO
be made, md left for parts unknown While
the movement was on foot in this city, others
we're being made in other towns throughout
the State One at Frankfort was Sc zed and
the keeper and dealer arrested No arrests
we're made, but we learn that there are a mum.
ber Of persons well known in this city who
have been dealing heavily and accumulated a
large amount Of money, Thousands upon
thousands of dollars have have been swindled
out OF officers and soldiers in this city during
the past month, and many poor fellow, who
has been invegled, even by his own comrades
interested in the bank8,has been left penniless.
We expect to hear of all the gambling dens in
the State and all over the country being
broken up entirely, and the sooner The better.
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Indeed

Smith gave a party, and Snooks, his
neighbor, whose society wasn cougenial to
Smith, got mad and made fuss because he
wasn't nyited,-DGytOn journal.
This reminds us, that we recently saw
Some kind of a paper in circulation, com
plimentary to "Smith," where Snooks'
society did not seem to be so "wasn't con.
genial" 1t will doubtless be published
in the Dayton Journal, before the October
election. BY the way, it may not be i'm
proper in this connection to quote por-
ton of the proceedings of Smiths party
as we find it in this mornings issue of
that Cologne-scented sheet
6. The United States Judiciary
The Pilot 70 guide the American People ito right
adjustment OF the great questions growing out Of the
rebellon. May wisdom direct their deliberations.
Music Hon. d A. HAYNES,
Judge Haynes was called on to respond.
He was not representative of the Judiciary
who would settle the important questions
growing out Of the recent rebellion. What a
blessing these questions l0sre not brought be.
fore the Supreme Court DheR degraded by
Taney and his pendl associates This is a
subject for great congr0tulation.
The italics are ours. We trust that
"Smith" is not correctly reported.
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NOTICE TO WOOD CONTRACTORS.
AUDITORS oFF1oE. MONT. co o.

AUDITORS OFFICE. MONT. co o.
Dayton, July IL, 1865.
@ EALED proposals will be received at this Office
- until Tuesday, August 1st 1865, at noon to fur.
nlsh this county with One Huodred Cords OF Wood ;
Hiciiory, Beach and Sugar Wood.
The Commissioners, az heretofore. reservlng the
right to reject any aud all bids ifthey see it.
J.W DIETRICH,
jyl2td2w4tw Auditor OF Montgomery County.
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Current News Items.


General Sheridan has is'usd an order
dated New Orleans, June 30, TO the effect
that the State Of Texas is now held by United
States troops, and inviting all refugees to
return No home guards or armed bands
will bo allowed, aud neighborhoods will he
held responsible for acts Of guerrillas All
acts Of the Governor and Legislature Of Tex.
as, since the passage Of the Ordinance Of
Secession, are declared illegitimate.
Tho ccnsus otProyidence r. I which bas
Just been completed shows that the popula.
ton Of that city is 52,7s7 There are S,99i
more females than males. The entire col.
ored population is l,7l2
The South Carolina people are much an
noyed by the garrisous ofnegro troops in their
State, and are urging their removal upon
the military authorities, and il ia rumored
that it will be done.
The health OF Charleston is said to be good =,
except among the negroes, who are dying in
large numbers, The statement that there is
yellow fever in Charleston is untrue.
1t is ruUored that member of the late
Assassination Commission has been assigned
as a member the new one, which will try
the late President OF the Southern Confed.
ersey.
The Commissioners of Central Park, N Y,
have made thair estimate Of the expense Of
maintaining that place for the current year
= 81 z
The lsborers on the railroads, and the
minors in the Lake Superior region, are on
a strike, and there is much excitement in
consequence.
Commissioner Of Patents Holloway has re
signed.
The telegraph mentions the discovery OF
immense frauds on the banks in New York
City.
1t is stated that rich silver mines have been
discovered Fifty miles west of Denver City.
The Richmond Wing has been suppressed
by order of General Terry, This is another
example Of American liberty.
Barnum's Museum, with all its contents was
totally destroyed by the FIRE yesterday.
The Quartermaster General contemplates
selling all the horses and mules belonging to
the Government.
Jerry Cowdon the notorious counterfeiter
is imprisoned for counterfeiting fifty cent
pieces.
Colonel Shaffner has published a statement
that the Atlantic Telegraphic Cable will prove
stupendous failure.
The appointment of Hou. B f Perry, as
Provisional Governor Of South Carolina,
gives satisfaction to the people A meeting
OF the Charleston lawyers, has been held to
indorse him.
There are reports in South Carolina of an
intended pegro insurrection on the 4th, but
they could be traced to a reliable source. Troops
we're sent to the places aamed.
Governor Sharkey, of Mississippi,h has issued
his proclamation, announcing the 7th Of
August as the day for electing delegates to a
State Convention, and the l7tl Of the month
as the day on which it shall assemble.
The Philadelphia Inquirer's corresponding
says jeff Davis is 10 be brought to Washing.
ton, and is TO occupy Payne's cell in the Old
Capitol Prison,
Mrs, Surratt's late cell is occupied by Har.
risou, his private Secretary, and General Har,
ris, Of Missouri
II is reiterated that they will all be tried by
Military Commission.
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sHERTFFs SALE ON PARTITION.
Case No. Bill,
Superior Court.

Daniel flans Case No. Bill, r
Anna slanior, ct al Superior Court
TN obedience Co an order Of sale from the Superior
Il Court OF MONTGOMERY County made in tho above
case, and 10 directed will offer at public sale at
the door ofthe Court House in the city Of Dayton
Saturday, August 10, 1866.
at two o'clock p M, the following described prem.
sss to wit Situate in the City Of Dayton, Montgom-
cry County and being Lot number nineteen hunered
and eighty one QoSl) on the revised pat OF hs CITY
OF DAYTON Said Lot Is appraised Of si76, and cannot
TERMS OF SALE-One-third cash on day Of aalo
one-third In one year, and one-thrd in two years
Deferred payments 10 bear interest from day Of sale and
to bs secured by mortage on the premises. .TI
o. G. II. DAVIDSON, Sheriff
HoUK MCMAHON, Attorneys, 4w
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-07-14

n nlSSOLUTION-The partnership heretofora exist
~ ing between Henry Poook and Augustus Tegeer
under the style OF Pook Co, was on the eight day
OF July, 1885, dissolved by mutual consent o. the par
ties. The said Henry Poock will pay all the dehts Of
sid firm, and is authorized to collect all claims due
said firm. HENRY PO0CK,
AUG TEGELER
The business cons sting of Idvery Stable, Flour
and feed Store will he carried by the subscriber
on the North side OF Fifth street, near Wayne.
HENRY POOOK
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NEW MUsIo-"FUNERAL MARCH r. THE
IN MEMORY OF ABRAHAM LINCOLN" the
Martyr President, by Mrs. Il. A. PABKHURST, the
popular composer. The Home journal says 'iThis
is fine composition, well worthy the reputation Of
its writer " Very solemn and Impressive One thou.
sand COPIES ARE ISSUED WEEKLY. Price thirty
cents with vgnette OF the President ftV cents
Mailci free. Publisher, HORACE WATERS No
4sI Broadway, New YORK. iyIS2td
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-07-14

Our venerable friend, Peter 0dlin, Esq ,
thinks the war has greatly advanced the cause
of religion.
We don't know how many converts it has
made in the South, but in this neighborhood
It had very decided tendency in that direc-
ton, especially about the time Missionary
Keith was here, when several members Of
Mr. Odliu's religious persuasion held a small
love feast at some little tavern out on the
Eaton road. Perhaps some of our people may
remember the occurrence-it had some local
celebrity at that time If we remember rightly
the Grand Jury had something to do with it.
Further particulars given, if required
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-07-14

Smiths party was very recherche affair
Smith was very pAtronizing. He seemed to
think he was engaged in bringing some young
man out into society, who had once been so
unfortunate ss to follow the plow-big thing.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-07-14
JAY COOKE

1a. SUBSCRIPTION AGENT. PnILADuLPHIA.
May 10, 1865
subscriptions will be received by
First National Bank, DaytOnj
Second National, Dayton;
Dayton National Bank;
v. Winters e. Son;
HarshmRn Il GOrman;
First National Bank, Germantown
Piqua National Bank, Piqua;
First National Bank, Springfield;
First National Bank, Troy;
First National Bank, Xenia;
Second National Hank, Xenia.
m2Od3mdw
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-07-14

CoLuBUs CRIss.--S. A, Medary, Esq,
has relinquished the editorial control and
proprietorship of the Columbus Crisis, and
this excellent democratic paper has passed
into the hands of Willoughby Webb, Esq,
who has been connected with it for eight
months past, and who will hereafter have
charge of it. The Valodictory Of Mr.. Me-
Diary and the Introductory of Mr.. Webb
appear in this weeks Crisis.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-07-14


few exceptions have uniformly arrayed
themselves. politically, on the side Of the
Democratic party. THE party in power. IN
which we 10 not include President John
son, have ever been the most bigoted, un-
scrupnlous and intolerant opposers oftbe
right OF suffrage. Every decade Of our
history as nation proves it. Whence,
then, comes their newborn zeal for the
extension Of this right, and why is the
negro selected as their special hobby, and
designated as the most fitting object, among
all the elements that compose the body
polite, on whom TO confer this right ? Is
It because this BlueLight- Native Ameri-
tan-KnoW Nothing Repnblican4 Uni
on-Abolition party have repented of
their former sins? No. THEY erpeet 10 use
the ignorant emancipated, slaves of the
South to avsnge themselves for the neglect
and detestation in which they and their
principles have heretofore been held by the
farmers, mechanics and laboring men Of
the North. This is the truth in nutshell,
and any man with the least degree of in
teligence cannot fail to see and under
stand it.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-07-14

"Smith gave a party &c. snOoks did mt
make bis complaint until he knew it was too
late 10 be invited, The "unoOugenality" was
quite mutual
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-07-14

Judge Haynes is reported to have said that
he regards the United States Supreme Bench
as having been degraded by Judge Tauey and
his venal associates. We should like to have
his judgment upon the effect of the conduct OF
the present Chief Justice, upon the dignity
and respectability of that misunderstanding
stump speeches to Southern niggers at cost
to the Federal government of $2,500 day.
Is this ''the change for the better to which
the Judge SO eloquently alluded-or is he
changed for the better himself by this timer
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NotrIs.
PHILLIPS HOUSE.

DAYTON OHIO.
yNHE above we'll known House, having recently
4 changed ha1ds, IL now open, and undergoing ex.
tanslYe alterations and improvements for the accomo-
d4uon OF the trave ing public. No pains VIII be
spared TO make the Philips House. heretofore, in
eve Tespeet, FIRST GLASS HOTEL.
lel9u J, T. BARKER, Prop'r.
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EXECUTORS NOTICE.

UIHE undersigned has been duly appointed and
qualified as Executor OF the estate OF Josep link
decsased, late OF Harrisburg, Montgomery county
OHIO. JOHN STEINER
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-07-14
Rral ESTATE Agents.
LENTZ &APPLEGATE.
REAL ESTATE AGENTS.
'mee 323 Third street, North side,

Opposite Town Clock)
For Sale Flax Factory, occupied by Messrs. Davies
a Co., with machinery, and acres ofland
brick house, cor Of Brown and Ann Sts......el 800
double frame house Hess street............ 900
double frame house on Walnut street........ .24O0
large fine brick house on First 1900
brick house and lot IN Miami
double frame house Fifth $500
frame cottage house Wilkinson sreet..... 1900
farm of65 acres, 22 miles from Dayton...... $500
arm OF IA acres, mules from $500
farm of 90 acres on Greeuyle II. R.....,....,225O
farm Of 03 acres Germantown
A cottage frame house ON Quitman street, lot SO
brick house Fifth street, No 5000
farm 100 acres mule north of Browns station
Western n. r. on Twin Creek we'll improved >. 10000
A farm los acres miles from Dayton on
ishVou
fine farm miles from 5000
Miami City College with IA acres, cheap.
small farm well improved adjoining Liberty
7 miles from Dayton, cheap.
100 building lots in all parts o the city for sale cheap
e2daw LENTz b APPLEGATE, II. Il. A.
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The Journal says Smith gave a party and
Snooks got mad because he was mt asked,
The reason snooks got mad was that Smiths
affair was all party H.H
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-07-14
@eoicaI.
Hucoess in Rusinasa.

No business can be truly successful which ~ 70
founded on real atpsss ofthings The article mads
or sold must have intiuetc merit and supply public
want Success issuing from the clap trap or advertis.
ing, or the ncks oftrade, or mere pretension and
ceve the operator and those who trust him. But
an article buppes publio and farTy m Gets ia
ssso'G Ia,is ehPt11suons, vs. SUCCESS and general
retarded BY adverse influences ped by prospering
gales, 3nt y n the end y Is sure 70 win.
their originin great public want medicines for all
the common wants OF engnted lfe-curAh,es that
father, mother nurse, or traveller could always have
take could not be made In the selection so harmless
pat az might use them with impunityi and efficient
that all tRht rely upon them VI tn safety. Such they
have proved. Thousands OF families use them daily
for all the ailments and scknesses OF life, and rarely
are seriously sick, or ave need IN call physician
Thousands, taking some single specific, have cured
themselves Of chrome diseases which have been the
bane OF their lives, and upon which they have spent
hundreds in vain, and among the millions who use
them, none are found 70 question their purity Ell
HUMPHREYs, sPRCIFHCs
combine all the advantages OF the best homeopathic
treatment without its int cacy uncertainty. They
are preparedby phyaician Of over twenty years
Homeopathic experience they have beeh Tried in
every conceivable manner, and they have been
the hundreds OF thousands who daily use them.
with n case In your house,
you may prevent sickness, prevent suffering prevent
expense and loss Of time, or the children having the
Sa Measles, or Scarlet Fever, or Whoopng cough, or
You may cureyOur Children
OfCroup, Collie, or Toothache, or Headache, or
Sleepessness, or Suffering from ethng, or Worms,
or Indigestion. or Wettng the Bed, or Caarrh, or
Measles, or Whooping Cough, Scarlet Fever, or
DiptheIia, or Bad Cold or uoarseness, OF Running
ofthe Ears and Ieafness, OF even Scrofnla thou
sands have done and do daily.
You may cure yoursoIT tI-
on Headache Weak Stomach, or Indigestion, or
Bllliousness, or oatarrh, a Bad Cold, or Sore
Throat or Hoarseness, or LIVER Complaint; or Piles,
or Constipation, or rheumatism, or Sore or Weak
Eyes, or Salt Rheum, or Kidney Disease, or General
Debility, or even Asthma with these Specifies.
NOT FAMILY who have ever had one OF these
Family Cases of HUMPHREYs' SPECIFICS, but would
give five times its cost, rather than be withoutIt.
FAMILY CASES.
Case Of 50 large walls, in morocco, and Book OF
90
Case Of % large walls, morocco, and Book. 90
Case OF 20 large vials in morocco, and Book. 90
Case Of 20 large vials in PLAIN case and Book. 90
Case Of Is boxes mo to 15), and Book...... 90
Case OF any six boxes mo. to 10y, and Book. %
nm nm
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Arrest Of Hon. Emerson Ethe.
ridge, ~

The military arrest Of the Hon. Emerson
Etheridge, a candidate for Congress in Ten
nessee, on account of his political sentiments,
is another of the lawless assumptions of des-
potic power to which the people have become
accustomed in the last four years They
used to be justified upon the plea that it was
war time, and that civil rights we're therefore
suspended but since peace has come, and all
resistance in the South entirely ceased, we
find them going on just the same. Etheridge
has been from the start one of the strongest
Union men in Tennessee, and was driven into
exile on that account in 1861 - Gin. Eaq
MILITARY PEACE ESTABLISHMENTS We see
by the Louisville papers that in persuance
of an order from Lieutenant General Grant,
GenerallPsmer closed all allthe;gambling houses
of that city, by confseating the property
and aIresting such of the prOprietors as we're
not luckYsenough to escape. 1t was hoped
yesterday that a similar descent would be
made last night upon all the Internal nstitu-
tions OF this kind in our own city and We
learn some trepidston was manifested by
their proprietors for while, but no movement
of the kind has been made by the military
authorities here N Gin. Gazette, July 10.
A New Orleans correspondent of the Mo.
bile News states that General Banks is poor,
ant has no sense Of ibe value OF money or
economy He adds Fsl
His friends pay his bills here, as they used
to in Boston when he was Governor OF Mas
sachdsetts One Of his benefactors in this
particular was prominent Democratic poll.
tieian Of decided bunker proclvties, to-wit,
j. s. Fay, known as 'halfmast Fay, for
placing bis flag at half-mast in depreciation
Of the war The payment of the little store
bills of the Generals family is also con-
tingent, am told, upon the lberality Of his
friends VA
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xDBANK EXCHANGE, 80
eO3 Fifth street, DIckey,s Block,

eO3 Fifth street, DIckey's block,
DAYTON. OHIO.
The subscriber having purchased this saloon, 10
prepared 10 entertain customers IN the hest style,
with Liquors, Wines, Cigars, &o ofthe best quality.
invites his friends and the former customers ofthe
Houseto give him call, and try his fare.
& JOHN LUKAsIEWITz.
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&obernmEnt Loan.

Ry authority OF the Secretary Of the Treasury, the
undersigned, the General Subscription Agent for the
ssle of United States Securities efers to the public
tho third SORES OF Treasury Notes, bearing seven
and threetenth por cent interest per annum, known
a. tbeff tHFar