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Crime at Albany.

Albany, JOY lJ.-Mach excitement was eie.'od
st Ess, Albany thIs afternoon by the shooting OF
prisoner In the Police CouTt-Roo. LIST Frldiy AZ
telnoon, two girls named Ann aid bridge Burns
went to the woods short distance iIom their home
TO pick berries. While thu, engaged theJ we're
&c red by four men, who committed an OUTRAGE upon
them. Bridget 10 but fifteen years old cannot live,
Il Ia said Soon after the crime publicly known,
Lewis Major, AGED forty Year,, and hi, SON were ar
rested, and recognized by the girls 1 two OF their
sssailAnts. This afternoon, they wore taken before
the police msgistIae for preliminary examination
But these proceedings had scarcely opened when a
brother OF the girls shot the eldest major twice, In
the and les. The mother of the girls followed up
the attack by striking Major h'sv- blow With a
hstchst upqa ths hssd, lours blin' aud hls
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night, The body vi. found early nsrt morning,
.bou, i5 rods from the house, in the canal, n few
feet above the upper gate Of lock. II sppearef
that she Deliberately removed her boop-.tirt snf
l,n II upon the bank, then wrapped stone Of 10 OF
Is pounds weight up In her dfes. ring II with .
garter, aud, thus guarded against floating upon ,hs
water, plunged into the dsepss, par, Of the canal.
NJ q. NruHots IN Goshen. Ind. got married two
or three weeks seo, sud in a usrvslousv brist
space of tms go, Jealous Of his wife. Last Thurs
Jay he len his house in high rage. and sen, his
wife . box enclosing . hesdless snake, and no's
telling her ths, her lover or lovers would lind him
sell or themselves in The condition Of the reptile
thsy psrnsted ia continuing their vints W her
house The poor woman was 90 horrdsd N his
treatment tbs, she bad nervous attack. and tho
doctor was sent Tor. 1he ferucious husband, see =
ing the doctor enter hs yard, put two balls in his
psrsou--one In his sbdomen. the other In his leg.
The doctor, who is pluck 10 the backbone, tbe~
pitched into" Nj hols and gave him . severe
maung TIE Courts will now hnish the per-
fornsnee. The Doctors wounds are bad, bu, NOS
danksrOus
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mother we're arrested, and MAJOR ". carried to his
house, where threatening mob was snly de;eri cd
from re.or,ins TO Lynch law By the presence Of .
strong police force. Msjcr vi. formerly an engineer
on tho Hudson River railroad, but had been dis
charged for misconduct Ills son s said to be no,o-
rious bounty Jumper Young Burns tried to stab
him, but .ss prevented by a policeman.
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mrei his ofheisl duties a. Commissioner Of Indian
Afsiu. Gen. Pope proposes TO put an end 10 Indian
ute and place the trade In the hsnds Of the ofh-
cers Of the Government
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By the arrival Of the Costa Rics At this port, from
A-pin-al july lat. dates received from the South
American Republic. with two weeks later ness. The
revolution fever 10 On the iacrcwe, and, " matter,
continue TO grow I'll At the present. rate, there will
republics
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-09-29
DAYTON. September 10, 1856.


FsiOtp 1fdvslers; 7tHt Hu . .im
Believing as do that every man should be useful
in his day and Reneratlon and by request OF tho
sands OF persons OF this community, ! have made
preparation again, and will manufacture my Excelsior
Vermin Destroyer, and will have II sold by agents
in every part of the habtable Globe 1t is perfectly
innocent inIts effects and will not destroy anything
but ,hat which It Is designed 10 destroy-Rats Mice
Roaches, Bedbugs and Ants. II can be used In pam
tTys cupboards graneres. II can be laid or along
the side of food Ior persons or useful animals with
perfect safety Itcontaias no poison and is hotter
than any other prenaration now before the publ c.
And you may ask why IL Is better than other prspar
ationsi will tell you. 1t contains attractive oils,
that other preparations have not got in them this
will bring vermin where the preparation is laid, and
they will eat of II as oten you place u where they
can get It, while there is any TO eat The prepare
tion contains dfersnt ingredient for the destruc-
tion OF each named vermln mentioned above. For
cockr0aehes small peiee Of bread spread over with
IN panrys, the preparation beng covered With -four
Orthree nights suecessyely, they will entirely dis
appear In old houses, bedsteads where bugs inest
take penknife, or stick and spread small portion
OF tho preparation along the cracks OF the wash and
chair boards apd on the oedsteads whsre they iufee
let the pre- paTabou stay one OF two days wash
of the dead bugs then put on small portion OF
the preparation again, Rnd you will not have TO clean
ton 10 destroy rats need not fear that they will 70 IN
wes, as it u the heat OF the preparation that deH
troYs, and they viii come out u enclosed places to
get the air by getting the ar they Will dieat best thes
will leave the premises and go where they can get
water and then will die imme diAtely aler getting the
will not die under the bindings to leave a stencil
b using from two to three dollars worth Of this pre-
pRraton ayear, rats can BE- kept out Of any mill,
ware houee grainery in the United States. Private
families win not need oVertwo to four boxes per year
It shou always be used three nights suecesyely 70
clear them ont All other preparations now b FOR :
the public, contain nothing but phosphorus TO des-
roy mixed with corn meal and grease, oolored with
yenItian red Ny boxes shall contain twice the
amount that the hers contain, and be sold for the
same price Oountry merchants and pedlers can be
supplied by the dozen st 81 single boxes2o cents at
my residence, Nos lO7 and l0s Jefferson street be-
tween 9th and 9Th
t-.-f - - BENJAMIN BEST, b
se27dim Dayton, Ohio,
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-09-29
Correction.

The arrest OF Major McIntire, of the Pay
Department in Kentucky, has been chron.
icled. He was afterward released and grant
ed leave Of absence to visit his home in New
York, where he has gone TO make up bis acN
counts. El.g fa.att H.|
The Louisville Democrat, in noticing this
says. b.. . ,l....
'"This sctonof the Paymaster General dis
poses of the charge of defalcation and fraud
and restores Major McIntire to his former
position 10 the Department We would sug>
gest to Mr. Stanton that it would be we'll to
conduct his Investigations with more care
before he again sends hisdeteclivss to arrest
iisbursing officers without cause"
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-09-29
rhe Cos MeeiIng Ysst.rday.

.SluDendous EzEle-No Soldiers in the
Crowd-Les than Three Hundred
Men. Boys, Horses and Dogs, al
Told.
A residence Of twenty years ihDsyton has
somewhat familisrized us with large or
small gatherings ofthe people on occasions
Of political excitement-especially where
some big gun had been heralded, in glar-
ing headlines, as was General Jacob
Dolson Cox, in the negro equality organ
of this city, locally known as the Day
ton Journal.
The speech of Cox was equal to the &c.
casion and the occasion equal to the
speech, and the "crowd" corresponded
with both. Never, in the memory Of the
oldest inhabitant was SO complete and
overwhelming failure witnessed. 1t was
stunning and fatal blow to the hopes and
expectations of certain abolition gentle
men who are trying to get into Office on
the popularity of Cox The prospect now
is that the Oberlin candidate foT the Gov
ernor will be beaten by the white mems
candidate at least twenty thousand votes
/ If the meeting yesterday can be regarded
as an index to the negro equality gather
ings elsewhere. a r
After Cox had ended his "crowing,
reformed preacher from Piqua or SONS
other place, whose name is said to b
Collier, undertook to edify the meeting
He told his audience that he had lately
been discharged IRON the army. Whethe
honorably or dishonorably. he neglected
to state. From his appearance ant
language we would naturally conclud
that the latter term was incorporated il
his discharge papers.
We noticed very few of the leaders Q
the Union" party present at the meeting
The most prominent were Judge Bolti
and the "bell hanger" The Judge oc
cupied horizontal position on the por
tico, his seat of honor bearing directly o
Cox. In truth, the whole thing was 8
insipid and spiritless, that many Of til
double distilled "loyalists" loft in DISCUS
before the performance was half ended
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-09-29
LOCAL M MArrERs-

TnE EAGLE CLorHfxo SroRE-0ur young
friend Scbwarz, proprietor Of the Eagle
Clolhing S ore, next door 70 the Empire Of
Gee, has been doing rushing business daring
the presen, week. His store has been literally
beseged for the isst fsw days by people at
teuding the Fair and BY returning soldiers,
oil Of whom have purchased large quantities
Of clothing He has splendid stock Of Roods
on band and is receiving large additions
daily of the best quality and latest styles
Those wanting to buy, should call without de-
Hay. . '......
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-09-29

The CopperheAd organ is chagrined that
the Journal got hold of the secret circular Of
the Copperhead Central Committee. Journal.
Not bit chagrined. The circular was
not considered "secret'' at all but intended
for general circulation. An abolition
emissary-no doubt commissioned by the
journal office-stolea a copy before the
proof was corrected. and thus afforded the
journal an excellent opportunity to vent
itself of an enormous amount OF twaddle
and nonsense. ts. ,tJe Usa3 rol ~
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-09-29
DEMOCRATIC COUNTY TICKET
Current News Items.

On Wednesday night the Fenisns held an
immense meeting at the Cooper Institute in
New York. 1t is stated that there are 500
Fenian circles in this country, and increas
ing at the rate of 100 per month. There are
also 300 female circles, presided over by Miss
Ellen Mahouy. The Irish Republic" bonds
will be ready next week The denominations
are SO 10 81 900. John Morrissy, the pugi-
st, has offered :to take 100000 Of these
bonds. At headquarters in New York, mus
kets are continually being boxed up, but no
information is given as to their destination.
The Liberal or Republican force in Mexico
is besieging Matamoras. There is a garrison
in it of 1900, and the attacking party is
$500 or 5000 The Liberals think they can
carry the place by storm Considerable al
lowance must be made for these reports,
coming, as they do, through the New York
Herald source.
The Government of Maximilsn is actively
engaged in obtaining lands from the wealthy
landed proprietors, for the purpose of trans
ferrng them to the emigrants who have either
landed in Mexico, or who contemplate going
thither.
The Republican Banner, at Nashville, says
that Hon. Wm. L. Yancy, Of Alabama, met
his death from injuries received at q personal
collision with Bes. Hill, of Georgia, during q
secret session of the rebel Congress. BE
was thrown over a seat, his spine injured to an
extent that he died in a few months.
On yesterday dashing young woman wai
arrested in Boston. for robbing man in New
York of 81, 400 The frail demirep was very
active al the races, betting high and ape ndfne
the money free The rightfal owner pnrsueC
her, and succeeded 10 recovering about hal
of the money, bat declines to prosecute th,
woman. ..
General Terry has ordered the creation o
new military district 10 Virginia, in the Val
lev, and has given the command of it to Gen
eral Carroll. This is probably to 6nd anothe
place for a hungry pIaeeman.
Itis said that the Kentucky delegation
with Governor Brsmlette at their head, asl
for the removal OF General Palmer, and fo
the withdrawal Of negro troops from tn
State.
The Demoera.ic State Convention Of Mas
sacbusetts on yesterday nominated Genera
Couch for Governor. Au abstract Of the plst
form will be found n this mornings dis
patches. ..-. ao
The steamship Cuba, from Halifax, ha
arrived in Boston. She brings 100000 il
gold.
Mr., Dudley, our C0usul to Liverpool, re
commends the Secretary Of the Treasury t
urge upon Congress an export duty on Cotton
he saws the foreign importations this seaso
will be enormous
The death Of Captain Edward u. Sanford
widely known, is announced, He was on
of the principal owners OF the line OF steam
era between New York and Bangor.
A famous divorce case is expected soon h
aQi.ate New York.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-09-29

The new bonnels which the milliners have
Just displayed in New York are thus desctib-
ed: IA few French bonneis are on exhibition,
but there is 20 great change from last season,
except they are made lower in the neck, leav-
ug less room Tor waterfalls, which are waning
A very pretty bcnnetis trimmed with daisies,
and ahumming bird isplaced among the down
Of ostrich feathers. Gilt ornaments are much
used
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-09-29

We would beg the Journal to try and
keep cool this very hot weather, for we
fear it might otherwise seriously injure
its health. We would suggest that the
"thieves" in the employ ofthat most re-
spectacle (?) establishment would act
little more judiciously next time in the
selection of their plunder, and not carry
of an uncorected proof sheet, If they
condescend to pay us visit, it will
afford us the greatest pleasure to present
them copy of tie address of The Demo
cratic Central Committee. We feel really
very much concerned about the state OF
health Of the gentleman who got into
such high state of ebullition al to in
duce him to pour ont such vast amount
of innocent Establishments upon the Demo-
cratic party and their Committee. and we
sincerely hope that he has entirely recov-
cred. If he should feel the fit coming
on him again, he will find it beneficial to
himself, as well as to the community at
large, if he will wrap himself up in a wet
blanket, retiring to the privacy of his
chamber, take bottle of "Radwsy's
Ready Relief every two minutes, and
have couple OF little "darks" to fan him
into oblivion. This remedy has never
been known to fail if carefully followed
for the period of about six months.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-09-29

The journal denies that General Cox
is in favor OF throwing open our public
schools to negro children. If he is mol in
favor of this measure he ought to be- He
was himself educated in a negro school.
sat on the same bench with negroes and
ate at the same table, and in his recent
speech at Oberlin, boasted that he was
more proud Of having been educated at
that negro concern than he would have
been of having graduated at one of the
first literary institutions in the land. We
don't believe Cox himself would sanction
the Journals denial.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-09-29
ADMINISTRATORS SALE OF REAL
EQTATE

DY virtue of and in obed ence TO order of the
ID Probate Court, o. NJ ntgomery County, OHIO,
y vii sell at public sale ont premises ON Saturday
the 2sth day oiOctober 1885, at the Court at
o'clock PM The following real estate, belongn 10 the
estate OF Heary HagedOrn (also called hmth) dc.
ceased, to wiz Situate In the city OF Dayton, the
cpuaty Of Montgomery, in the state CT Ohio, on
Fulton street near the Dayton and Michigan Freight
Depot, Lot numbered eighteen hundred and nineteen
Qsl9) according to the revised plat Of said city o
Dayton.
On said premises In erected large brick house
With ten rooms, which was appraised at thirty six
hundred dors (S3 COO 00) aud not sell for less
Than s2,400 90 rec OF dow 7. Terms ofsale, third
cash, one third one, and one third il two years
from day OF sale Tn interest from date oftale, and
secured BY Mortgage on the premises.
August, cath 1865.
wENDELIN sCHRLHAMER,
-laf Administrator Of Henry Hagedon, decd
4tlAw
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Sherif's Proclamation.

UIgE state NJ oh o. Montgomery Co, :, To the
i voters Of Montgomery Co OHIO. I. u q. II.
Davidson, Sheriff Of Montg gomery County and 5tse
Onio do hereby notify tbs qualified electors o. said
county 70 assemble in tneir re' peetive Wards To~u
ships and Precincts on the
Second Tuesday in the month of OCs
tober, A. D., 1eoB,
at their usual places ofhold M elections and tn and
thee, between the hours OF six o'clock A. NJ and
ak O'clock p NJ. of said day, proceed the law
directsto elect
Doe Governor,
One Lieutenant Go oYernor,
One Treasurer Of State, SS4
ouo Supreme Judge (full term),
One Supreme Judge TO tll vacancy,
One Attorney General,
One School Con.missionsr,
One Member OF Board OF Public Works,
One Clerk ofSupreme Court,
One Judge ofSuponor Court,
One senator and two Representatives. to oeuera
Assembly OF the State OF Ohio,
One Proceeding Attorney, .
One County Commissioner
One Infrmary Director, and
| One Coroner.
| The Trustees ofths various Wards and Town.
shps also notified, that they phal on said day
select OF good, iddcious persons having the duali.
| cations o'electors, their apportonment o. persona
to Jurorp, and return the list the Common
Plea aud Superior Courts 70 the County Clerk, and
the list for the Probate Court to the Judge Of the Pro-
| bate Court.
Tne apportionment for the several Courts 10 "a
| follows;
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-09-29

The English people complained that Y ben
Queen Victoria returned from her late visit 10
Germany, the blinds lof1the royal eafr,ass,
between Woolwich and Windsor, wero kept
closely drawn, so that not single glimpse Of
the sovereign could be seen, She still wears
deep mourning isFhan
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-09-29

TRIAL OF EMERSON ETHEpDGe We learn
that Emerson Etheridge will be tried by a
court-martial in Memphis in few days he
is scharged with melting the people TO rebel
lion, defending and holding up to infamy
Governor Brownlow and President johnson
and desecrAting the name and memory Of
the late President l.. noOln We understand
that the limits of Mr. Etheridges confinement
have been extended, and that few days ago
he was permitted to visit his home at Dres-
den. The court before which be ia to be tried
will be formed in thus city-NashVille Dis.
patch. '''''3
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-09-29
From the Portsmouth Times, Sept. 20
The Cox Meeting.

Yesterday was to have been the big day in
Portsmouth for the Bond-holders and Negro
qualityites--Geuera Cox and Senator Sher-
man being the orators for the occasion Not
the slightest enthusiasm wac evinced, except
what little was manufactured and-paid for.
The General arrived at noon and WAS escorted
through the streets ia the following process
ainn ---- ----- .------ =
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-09-29
rne ony Flnanees-Cierk,s Report.
CRY CLrRKs orFlcE,

CRY CLERKS OFFlCE,
CRY OF DAYTON, Sept 22d, 1865 J
President and Members of the Honorable
.a City Council, CITY of Dayton.
Herewith subsit to your consideration the
within statement of receipts disbursements,
and balances on hand of City Funds. from
March lat to September 9Th 1865 Some
action will be necessary ny your Honorable
Body to transfer sufficient amounts to General
Expense Fund, for payment Of current ex-
panses from the FIRST, and paying amounts
overpaid 10 the last named funds.
Respectfully, &c, Hl.te. "74
...ulu JOHN U KREIDLER
t.#. t. City Clerk
Jonathan Kenny, Treasurer, in Account
3riLh GIN of Dgytou
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Dissolution Of Partnership

THE partnership hitherto existing between H. o.
| Brien d Bro, is this day dissolved by mutual
CO sent II. OBrien, who IL TO carry ON the bust.
ness in Dayton, will adjust all claims due the late
firm, and W H. collect all debts. Those knowing
Rrn vi, nIsasa ca,I anS .atea e h, ,S oprian
Sol Second street, at the old stand.
K. O'RRIEN,
sfs. sEr - 40 NJ, O'BhlEN.
Dayton, September l, 1885.
HAVING sold out my entire interes. In the Gro
III Gerry and Liquor business, to my brother z.
0'Brien, I cheern iy recommend him 10 the Gus !.
toners OF the late Arm, and the community gener-
ally, honest aud honorable man, feeling tn nz-
l to all those who literally patronzsd the late
firm, and to all the citizens OF Dayton, for the many
courtesies extended toSards me, leave wl,h feel
Ings o deep regret. NJ. O'BRlEN.
selldaWIm is...... .st
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-09-29
Final CONTAMINATION. .

1t 10 not q little remarkable that the pre-
dicted burning OF the world, and the circum
stances attending il, as foretold in Scripture
are both natural, and have strict coinc-
dence with scientific probability Its eom-
putsd by French Astronomers that more than
fifteen hundred fixed stars have disappeared
within the last three centuries La Place
asys that one of these stars, situated in the
Northern Hemisphere gave the most indispu-
table evidence of having been consumed. 1t
was 30 bright ss to be visible to the naked
eye eye. At midday sh & hr't o. sil dis7zENg white S
pllIef CooloRLAIhe coohaQration lasted, ant
was visible, sixteen months, when the sIal
forever disappeared 4ltI
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-09-29
FARM FOR SALE.

I offer my farm for sale, situated one and quarter
i miles south Of Centrevle ,nine miles south Of Day
toni lies one fourth OF mile eAst OF the Dayton and
SAID pike TO spring Valley containing 50 acres 10
Acres IN timber, balance best quatv OF ullsble land
This improvements are good Two slJry frame mouse,
a large frame tobacco barn, wood house and other
outbudinRs, good orchard OF grated fruit and plenty
Of stock water the year round. For particulars apply
70 JACOB OARMoNY, on the remises, or to JAMES
KELLY, Real Estate Agent Dayton.
sep 30 3tW
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-09-29

A lady came into the Mayors court at Nor.
Colk. Va. aud exhibited the claw OF young
cat, which she had extracted from saosages
nnrehased OF q colored man who sells meat,
&c, in the market. The Mayor referred the
case to the military authorities
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-09-29
ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.

MOTTO by given that have been appoint
IN Ell Administrator Of Abraham Lands deceased
sepssss SAMUEL NJ. LANDIs
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-09-29
HO for the greatest Bargain OF
the Season

W. q. BRERNE at No. "a Main Street IN DAYTON,
now offers ready made clsthng at greatly reduced
prices. ~
This great GALL in his prices il not for talk or
advertisement. but he has determined to rednoe his
stock.
lie has the following goods at the prices below
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-09-29
The 80, 4th, 5th, and 9th Days OF
October, 1855.
PREMIUM LIST +:
kIRsr DAY, OcT. Sd,

Trott ng stallions, Premium lst SIS, Cd s2s-..$lOo
Finest Mare or Geldlng. Is
Best PAR of Family Horse+ Mar-s............ g
Thorough br dStahons, lst $40, I'd S20,.,,..... 90
ALI WORK Stations, lst S25, 81 Sl0."........,.. 30
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-09-29

Over a hundred million of dollars have
been stolen from the government by "loyar'
officers and agents since the first of October
1864 Loyalty payS
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-09-29
A Big Black Dog.
Band Wagon.

Uarrlnge containing The HeneFaT
.. Dust.
The End
As we go to press General Cox is addressing
crowd of several hundred, about one-half
being women, while big rows OF empty seats
stare him in the face 1t is the most spiritless
and iusipid meeting we ever witnessed not
a single shout nor "Hurrah for Cox" has
greeted our ears
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-09-29
1HIRp DAY, OCT. 9TH.

Trotting Mares and Geldings Premium 500,
I'd
Pacing horses and Mares, LIST $50, ed S2b.
Hoadhroi 6tRlIOns ss'ss.oV
Hurdle Race, 1st $50, I'd 926... ......T5
Best and Fastest Tandem Team.
Boys Riding list e2i, I'd