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The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1865-08-28
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We extract from the Washington con
~rcspmdcnce Of Tho Cincinnati CONNER
eial and Gazette lie following IN relation
20 the Shooting Genes witne.e 90 The.
execution aud military murder Of ]Ir4,
1urrattand tic ollier condemned persons
Ais Anna sufratt. Who had visited
the Executive 5tat~ion last evening. ,u
detSorina 10 oiit9ina - interview Will die
resident. as8in tep8.It thlsllrr, artta'
panied Is allly friend. between 81 +
nine o'clapI This maHiu The Pres
dent Lalit4 given ogd,l, laat Dr. would
receive ~ one t,-aa,, le wa s'ao}e ~
Nihe loot ~ the steps lea u 10 he Pms,
ilcuts o6iee. Fia,lipa F. could not al
ANY farther. Inc asked % see Gcnaff
/ Mussey. The Presidents Military Seer t.t-
iry. lie 1T once cl2at 1oHn, wlen Miss
81, with streaming EYES 5ad aannizus
a3b~. threw teFseii upon her knees. seized
HIM r., the casf. sud gged sIm to ail
her in a sAi5ins IN inftfyiet Nfsli fle
President. SIS t%}ttittlY rs pos lhia sss
WAS i8ll Chat rs the orders 10 a}pit 80
one wela imperative. It was ihposstbl'
- Grant herfe4aest. cen, Gp-eg thea
lett her. when she threw hereeH upon
he stair'a step" where be remained
ttf sasae ete, srht3l.E b1ttetit ;S7s 1t'ne
thc lahoeehee 81 ii"f mother, aud H%arl'r-
lRa every enc Nise lef sod - mt-ferle
For her. she declared that her mother
Naa tao good and kind e ba guilty q
tile great erjfde q st]ch .he has been
convicted. and sal I her matifea mnat
i'e be wished adie also. laHv who
were present II t5's "teet.n- Secure ia-
%e}tlln larjr solder were Gaahle e
fe. te'e Tier tears Miss = hnall} te-
ea'se more COM an was fraeee3 e
take g seff IN the f.ast R'ah}. ~Iese te
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1865-08-28

! German aericultsfist says that before
he plants has potatoes lie washes them in
eiaeriae wafer and dries them in the sun.
IL tist he las saved them from dis
ease dtaritG serai years.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1865-08-28

4 CteE roR ERYslpELAs-Take tic com
mon yellow carrot, scraIe o. CRATE il fine,
and apply rs n p~aultee. Ills a sure cure.
The same for Group in children apply 10
the neck and breast change the p~oulticc
when il becomes dry.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1865-08-28

HEAVY DrvoReE BusINEss.LAt a late
term Of the Supreme Court of New York
city eleven divorces were granted. In five
Of these the wives were plaintiffs,
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1865-08-28

The CongrcgationalistS, in their (Boston) Gen
eral Council, approved of the temperance cause
bat voted down the Maine Law as failure, or a.
that which had injured the c .ase.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1865-08-28

Taoeptr ~ TIA ESGLIsa cHrncH.-soine Of
the ultra Church # England dignitaries ard lead
ing iay1aen are very much exercised al tie late
frequent introduction of the Confessional il
that Church. hy several prominent elurchmen.
At a recent chorch Assembly held in Edinburgh.
Lord DalhauSie said:
! am sorry 4, say that ve now see tac Church of
England helping q dangerous airtati3n with
Popery flauelter}. and date circumstances base
brought unacr the puLlie eye the fact that even in
our Protestant. or rather so-ealied Eratestanf,
Churches that eretched device. the confessional.
grading - lii1eralsiinded mei-anythine iaore
detrimental t. The virtue and harmony Of society,
ne. er was invented by Satan himself. than that
system of the confessional, which, II now appears.
Is rearing It's head in the front Of tie Church OF
Enalni1.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1865-08-28

! SNAIL piece q lIteu. Just moistencd
with tlrpentiue and put into tie wardrobe
or drawers fr d single day, Two or three
times 4 wear. Is a Sufficient and good pre-
seftatiye against moths.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1865-08-28

The infant son Of the Prince of Wales is to chris
tened Albert Christian Emanuel. He will be known
under the name Of Prince Christian.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1865-08-28

The Day Book says of George Thompson, N.
P. nov over here educating Us into the free negro
suffrage:
sThiS man comes from a country where some
three millions Of white men are denied the right Of
the elective franchise, ard yet his impudenee and
eifroniry are equal to the task of l~ecturing Amer
leans for not granting the ballot to neg.oes."
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1865-08-28

The new rive2 dreging machine built al
Portland for clearing out sand bars, &C.,
from the river, has been tried and works
well.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1865-08-28

Overland lstters of 1864 have Just reached
Portland. Ben. Holidays fast mail line
is responsible for this shameless delay.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1865-08-28

The City Council Of Portland have order
ell contracts to be made for putting down
the Nicholson pavement in the streets of
that city.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1865-08-28

A pair Of horses belonging to Camp s CO.
Portland, hauled a boiler weighing $40
pounds on a truck through Front street, and
out Of a bad chuck hole in one spot, at
That
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1865-08-28

The Chinese miners on Applegate creek,
jackson county, arranged for a pitched
fight among themselves, over some water
ditch difficulty, on the 10th, but when the
day of battle came the Johns thought better
Of 1t, They were very singularly matched
80 AGAINST SOC.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1865-08-28

" The devil sowedt ares,2 read Mrs. S;ffkins from
the Bible. .Ah.'' said her husband, Il wish you
were like the devil.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1865-08-28

NAVIGATION oF SNAKE RtyrR.-The 0. S,
\. c., contemplate building a steamer ncal
Odds Ferry on Snake river, to ply between
that point and Farewell Bend aad Brown.
lees Ferry. IKis believed the river can b
naYigatel this distance, and If 50. a Great
trade VII be opened up along thar who'll
country. aud also from ii into the Boise anC
.0wvhee districts.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1865-08-28

rs theaid Of negro ~layonets was required
. suAiugate the traitors, 50 negro ballots
will he necessary 70 keep them III suhiuga,
TOMS. I. Flag.
\ fellow claiming Irish blood said that.
His partyahrethrcu, with Wendell Phillips
at thor head, say tla negro Is a better man
and more intelligent than the low Irishman.
In THIS particular instance we don't knoW
hat that Phillips and his followers are cor
rect. Tic fellow dIi not use u baSonet; he
is not deserving o. u ballot.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1865-08-28

Az ATHeciors SENrlnENr.-fhe Tuol-
unne (Cal:l Courier said the foliowine, ans
il Safe party c%otemlefarics generally copy
1t anproyingly:
F" May cyery apoloe1st Cor treason le y4'
cinatel with the hottest IRE of tao los9i
eus. and Doomed II lancc an eternal n
% the dismal SIZZLING Of tleir omn souls.
By every afalogist for treason" is in
tended, Of course every citizen who does Ms.
support AJalitionitm. Even the religion
iouTnaisn f that ism d. s8t censurc or reluk'
tie wretch uha renne3 the sentimcnt-4'
thcy t3a approve Of it,
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1865-08-28

= iir>vY CoNrRragrfoN.-Fhcro was con.
tyih9tcl during the war FROM the @ylFiac.
States and Territories The caormo,s sum oI
s2l2, e0a ,0t', for the relief aud benefit 81
soldiers. their families-the sick and wound
ed AID destitute. The most Of this sum n
l5uAt pa sel t@aroueh the hands Of tiie san
itayy and other SIM lar commissions. Per.
hals nearly a ttied Of al was appropri.
ated to Is legitimate purpose the remain.
der went 10 enrich the Bellows, and Other
" Agcnts'-slericai political and shoddyitJ
Who were trusted with It's disbursement
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1865-08-28

EslsfNG TGnsfEs.-f set my turkies in
ms harm ~ early as ! can. and with not
over fifteen eggs aTie.e. When they hatch
/ pr them un1or 4 crate and feed them on
cr5ekel corn ard milk-eurds, and if | have
mile-eur1s enough / feed them on it alto
getler. end | hardly ever l,se a Young one.
Wlten tdey are four weeks old. | let them
Ecotae cut ID shift for themselves. The old
8s.e. sometimes hatch y second brood. Four
If nine haye tlis year. If tley lay more
HAN hgleea eggs, / set the baianee under
hens. ard raised. from six old hens,
uinetY Young oees. worth nqH. at market
price, ene hundred ami fifty dollars Dol
lar Newspaper.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1865-08-28

Change of position, according to the Richmond
Times, is a white man driving a hack, with a big
negro inside.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1865-08-28

A newsboy, known as" Crazy Jennings,
was lost on. the Jonathan.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1865-08-28

No quaek is permitted to practice in France.
When a man is about 10 ommence the practice Of
medicine in any town there, he is obliged to Fre-
sent to the mayor, or other authority in town, his
diploma. and. if they are not On regte. he is not
permitted to open his practice. The result is. that
the public health and the purses of individuals are
alike protected. Why cannot that which is done
in France he done in Oregon?
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1865-08-28
DEPARTMENT..

er4sre Ferirs Tooo FOR rur I~Ir.rrn.
:, = ,,ya,n6in thohepnratidn If the lille
ffoll tic biaoi. icii Is then passed from
IN 4,sfen,. thus YrcveIting f@eyers. the IRE.
~,..;fiita diseasesof ftinmer, All fevers IRE
Ii:Il.,4x. thu il. the bile is in tie bleai
Whatever Is nntaeon!stic 81 fever is eo1ling.
- i q common aging that fruits are (. cool-
mo y aud also berries ut every description.
fttia E3eraasf fIe acidiiY which thy contain
aids IN sauaratipg tie ttie IRON the blood
ithaf Is. aide III alrif}ing Tue blood. Hence
iflfe GREAT EeafIling scr Eftelts ana lettuce,
a,tl ~saIa.Is IN he early string. these being
~seaten t.itli vinegar in'itp'' also, the tastc
~ ea.eefbiaa sttIr-for leinons-ln ms Mt.
terk af fever. But tlis 5eing the ease. il is
sasr a. see fhat we Huilfy The good effects
IL atfs and hegTies ia proportion as 10 caf
itsfnt with sagnr. or even sweet milk or
.ro.., II ne cat tbsia IN their natural
se.tf-fresh. ripe. peFieet-it is almost i'm
.Uziife t. cal 100 laaty-to eat enough 10
I,ort aa-e speeially II We eYt them alone,
not taking amy liquid with thcn whatever.
TpftrNfsr oq Ho27fs' fEET.-Nr. Gam
aoea. SEN. Ia the Edinburgh Veterinary
tRe.feY. sags .tThe deg will, | believe,
f-a4n come when tie people will not allow
l~rntep4 Instruments 70 touch the soies Of
fl,e.r borsesf feef. ] have said in former IN.
pers that tic sail, sole and frog are 70 con
rnefe1 that they mataa!lg Cooperate. and
ithat Inc interma late horn, which have
shown is seere9oi between the wall and sole
ri their union. is also required 10 be left en-
tire. fnt. by the prevailing custom Of cut
Itine tie ho9f. tlese substances, which in
Flfefr nature IRE r~ebaauding springs, are de.
I~stroyel or greatly impaired. The custom
Iof thinning The sole, and likewise Of keeping
.tiat part always ineoa dung or other wet
soldering material, nnder the name Of
stopping. was brought into vogue after
the establlsament Of our first veterinary
schools
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-10-21

e'', 5ig26 W D IIictbam, 6; John Nip
gen 10; Oblinger 10 2b Mrs.. Grimes, s.
aud d. Csrocll Is
Bill ofW D Bickbau, $24 rs, was referred
TO tho Committee on Printing,
Bhl ofP P Ellis, a22 10, vas referred to
Nh Commites on Accounts.
An udihanes to appropriate the sum Of
doiSss tpm General Expense Fund to pay
certain Ul' allowed during October, 1865,
WAS adopt.
Couneildiourned.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-10-21
Rra ESTATE aocnts,
LEW &APPLEeATE.
Real state Agents,

once 3Sa Thd Stre., N
Fo, a.l.. Flax f1ite Town ClockD
= ~ Win n,acyi occupied by Measrp Davia
A C,r,n isO acres ~, and acres ofland
Western Il. r., oSv,'h OUT oI Browns station on
$1,000. W." Nreeht wen improved
brick house. cor OF
Adoube framo houset u and ann Sts
double frame house W. sireeti
Adouble frame house delhut street
A nrm Of 90 acres, az Nh street
A arm OF "A acres, milSrom Dayton
A arm Of 90 acres on Gregn Dayton
A farm OF 1873 acres near 0e X. n;
A brlok house. on Fith stre(ntown;
A farm OF 10 a'res, well inp 22I
aud best Twin bottom laAt, hne brick house,
mantown. Nrnile west of Ger.
farm OF 81 acres good lmP
Station on Western X. v. vents 81 Brown's
A well irnprovedfTm OF 100 acN
sonora, on Western railroad. 70 miles east o
| A good hause and large lot on M
| hrm offs acres on GermantoWNet. No 25f.
| Dayton. ) miles nom
Two ANAL farms, well improved 4
! miles from Dayton, OF Sc and 2sNg Liberty,
| A number Of houses and lotstu dineNach.
city AllWill be sold cheap: = . Ets Of the
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-10-21
CIty Council.


Present, Mes.rs Iddings, Kuhns, Gary,
}unnsr, Kioier, shank Clngmau, Bait, !
Lehman, McGresor, Bosles Bn'z, aud Steph'
aus
Tho minutes OF the last meeting we're read
and approved.
A petition from n b bars, and others,
asking tor the lighting with gas Of west end
of Water Street, was received and referred
the Conmittees on Ordinances to report an
ordinance TO conform with the same.
petition from William A. shuey aud
others, asking that Howard street be lighted
with gas, was received aud referred TO the
Committee on Ordinances 10 report an ord'-
nance on the same
A remonstrauce from O. Feigbt and others
against Tho lighting of Fifth street west OF
Perry, was ordered TO lie upon the table
The Ordinance COMMITTEE reported that
under the provisions oftbe Charter the salary
of the city officers could not be increased
during the term for which they have been SP
po,uled or elected Ordered on hle.
The same Committee reported in favor Of
opening a street from Wayne 10 Howard
street, providing the property owners will obs
lGsate themselves to pay the necessary expen>
ses Ordered on fife,
The Committee on Bridges reported that
the County Commissioners had agreed to pay
lens.balf OF the costs on bridge on sixth
g street, provided the aawe be an iron bridge
10 propo.i,ion 10 accept said terms was adopt
ed.
r Bids for the Improvement of East FUN
. street were read, and the Trustees oi the s'Ith
Ward authorized to contract with the loves
n bidder.
a An Ordinance, to improve part oil Mapl'
n, street, was read the third time. and adopted
:. A resolution authorizing Mr.. Vadder
put the town clock on the Third street Pres
r.. byterian Church Was amended by str'k'n
out Third street Presbyterian Church an
nsening Fifth District School House. Th
amendment was lost by the following vote
i,h Yeas-Messrs. Gary, Bait, Lehman, Bosle
gh Butr aud stephAus Nays-Messrs. Kuhn'
NN bhuuhI Nhhb"Ni
'bi- and Iddnga The original resolution WI
e. then adopted.
for A resolution authorizing the sum OF thlrl
three cents per day to be paid TO the polio
men and iremen, iu addition TO amount nc
10, paid, Was adopted
The Trustees OF the Second Ward we're a
-. ,horizsd to receive aud report bids for
I improvements Of Taylor street
han Trustees Of the Eight Ward authorized
~. receive bids for the improvement OF ero'a'
. next south Of c. Il. 4 D. r. R. track
md The City Engineer was ordered to make
,.,o estimate Of the necessary Improvement OF
ao.. lot No. 5, and the Trustees Of the Sixth WI
IA we're authorized TO receive bds By AdVefl''
ueut for the same.
The Committee on Finance we're Aaths
and Eed TO make arrangements with the Miss
daily Sabbath School TO give possession 10 Ass'
AL. Beaver 4 Butt OF hook aud ladder hall
an in Bills Allowed dire Department Employ
can $3.50 Mrs. A Else 2 10 Zugsldsr 4 U
/, the laohsr, ~ Marcus BOslsr, Ss 2e Ba'f
Bro, ls 60 @ A Starr, 6 co. Post 4 Hal
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-10-21

NAV foRE, October 2l.
Stocks lover Money 7a7 p,r can,
Sterling quiet nj lOOalOg; Chicago ard RI
do pref 65 G c. a c. 1875. Cley and pur.
164 Mich soulh 75t Mieh Gen. IIsg
Reading ll59 Enc Oh Five twsnGs.
coupons 1904 Gold 1851 New Yo,h
Central 95l Ooe Year Certificate Ssi
Ewes OF "a, coupons 93t Western Union
leIesraph 20, Chicago Burlington 4 Quincy
~ Chicago Toledo 100, Seven tbi,,is,
81 liinois Central scrip lS4 Sixe. CA
IOl4 Missouri Sxes III 10 40 roupons
SSi PdsbnrR, Fort Wayne a CHICAGO
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-10-21

TuRSKRs orFRA HoUsE.--A gentleman
who has taken the tour of Europe, says, after
visiting the places OF amusement 10 Milan,
Venice, aud other great cities, that in no city
has he found MS magnificent on Opera
House as Pike's in Cincinnati but When
he took view Of Turner's, in this city,
and learned how il is to be furnish cd, be saJS
IL will be more magnificent than Pixies, and
will consequently bs the most splerd'd Opera
House iu the world he Justly pronoanos'
the entrance door the moat imposing anG
beautiful iu America.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-10-21
MONDAY NloRr. - Our readers will bear in

MoxDAY NIORr. - Our readers will bear IN
mind that the great concert, by the Narran-
Hoffman Combination, will come oh at
Clegs's Hall, on Mondsy evening mex
Madame Yarian hasa world.~id9 reputation
AS Prima Douua, and her many warm inends
in Dayton will, We have 10 doubt extend 10
her a warm and hJnrt i,lt greeting The
other members Of the troupe from con 70
binatiou Of mueieal talent not TO DO surpassed
apy where. As no other place Of amusement
will be spen on Monday night, W. may safely
predict that the capuc,ous hall will be- filled 'c
oyerAowing.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-10-21

"RN ioREi Ociober 81
Cotton iirmer G0a6O Flour active np5
!OaZo lower AT ~ l6A 80 Tor extra Stat
aud loa9 20 Tor round Hoop ohio
wheat steady and lal better l2a2 IL for
"Iu'er req western aud 25al 80 for
amber Michigan Corn active and two cents
io"er at sIaS9 for unaound, aud g0aglA
'er sound Rye 9sc Barley 30. oats
anIl ana lower NJ 90 ca FOR western
nse' dalL Cut Meat quiet Butter quiet at
81 zSa2' Cheese quiet at gAl5c
rorE hrmer 1T "a 25 sJI 20 for new
mesa, and 81 0Oa3l 50 for 'GS ,nd
"a Lard irmer 2Ia2s Whisky Grmsr
nominal, f"'s'
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-10-21
TeI0girI.'aphic.
LATEST NE ws.
Washington Itsns.


WAsHINsToN, Cry oct. 20, 1865.
To-day being Cabinet day, the White
House was closed to proniiscuous visitors.
Among those who were admitted TO inter.
views with the President previous TO the
meeting OF the Cabinet were A. IT. Ste.
venS, of Georgia, and Major general But
Ter. Mr., Stevens is hardly as much chang
ct 10y the trials Of the last four years, and
his recent Imprisonment. as was expected
by many of his former friends. who have
called upon him to-day in great numbers.
lie is unreserved in his expression ofl
satisfaction at the conclusion of the war. |
aud the hope Of speedy aud eiIectual te
construction of civil government in the |
oouth and the restoration of Southern
prosperity.
Among the arrivals here to-day were
those of Pierre Soulo and Robert MT.
Hunter
The throng Of Southern visitors of late
has been so great that the arrival of these
rebels failed to create any
sensation In Washington, as in New
York, the people from the North and
South now mingle together without ne.
serve. There is, in fact. nj this time, here
less sectional antipsthy than was noticaa.
Die for year before the beginning Of the
war.
Hon. Henry j. Raymond was an anxi.
'us but unsuccessful applicant for admis.
ion to the Executive office for several
lours yesterday. Prominence to Republi-
ans and party wire workers is not now.
IS 1t once was, an even successful open 9
ssdn'e TO the doors of the White House
The State Department has information
rs afternoon of the appearance Of the /
asNera at Southampton, and other cities n a.
q oae coast of England to
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-10-21

PuBno sALE-on Thursday next, Ootobe'
&c, will sell at public sale at my residence
in Grsencastle, the following;
green house, q two-lighi frames with
sash, a large quantity Of empty flower pots, a
large lot Of plants in pots ,ls4 red curran.
trees, 900 strawberries, "a graps-vines,
1856 eoossbsrry tress, 20 peach trees,
plough, cultiyAtor, aud numerous other ar
ueles JAuEs BREESE.
oct2ltl
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-10-21

orsrERs, GAue, &c .--Lanee and Schei6ei'
at the Opera House Restaurant, are no" pre-
pared to supply their guests with game oys-
iers. Sc. Their lables are daily supplied with
every kind Of game--venisou, ducks quail
6sh, also oysters Of the best quality They
have made arrangements to furnish oysters oy
the case and can This popular Res'uran' 10
dsiiy growing isto public favor. Meals are
furnished at all hours ir the very best S'y'e
The proprie,ors set out to make Il a brat e'a''
establishment, and they have so far succeeded
to the satisfaction Of every body. Persons
visiting the city SHOULD not fail to give then
\ call
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-10-21

B6r The market was we'll supplied with
sAtAbles this morning at our accustomed high
prices. We are getting used to increased
prices, but hope that there will be some sisbi'
lity, aud that mechanics and tfadeamen e /,
we'll as farmers may Ill be rewarded alike for
their labor,
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-10-21

MIaoaAsrs EEoHAsoE THE poPu lar and
,.utrsl house Of reireshmeut i' In the daily
receipt Of oysters, game, hsh and sll the del
icacies Of the season, which are served up IN
the bes. style. Hungry and thirsty nen can
always bo accommodated With the bss. the
market affords
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-10-21
NEW FIRM.

r1t wAIe I'M has ihis day aasoolalsd NlIh blm
NJ ApRRRY TljRN ER in the Merchant TAI or an =
o,oihina BUSINESS At sol Thrd street we're MS "''NN'
IN auI splendid stock Of new go9ds. ..,,,. ,,
=. fNnd N neoe.sary 20 70 close up my Old oeSinr'
nj open . nsw set Of books 49,. w.tWKR
san iB--imd&W
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-10-21
Dissolution.

rI,sE arm OF Geo. Mccain Co. va, dIsso',ss ss
4 lASr.uI an ~ M John Rauerth. The coal and wood
nnsinsss viii be carried sI the old stand y S. SeG
nusT'ra,a nndsr the old hrm name OF Geo. hUa,n Ua,n
n o. All neraona indebted 10 Us are Requested '"
cali ana se'"e "'' GEO, MCAIN,
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