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asIouetarv aud Csumnirrtiai.
Cincinnati MARKERS.
iKNNAnD TO HIR b. NRrCE.
CINCINNATI, December I


FtoUR-The market continues In the
y same dull and lifcless condition that has
= characterized IL for some time past. Su-
lpernne, made from spring wheat, is quoted
> lnominaly at 5000 so; fall at 50 oO@lO;
, spring extra at $l0@1l, and fall at Sll@l2'
h Family is selling at Sll 50@l2 7S for that
made from spring and fall wheat.
\ WHEKr--We have to report a continued
NJull market No. winter red Is held ~
NSg SO, and No. l at ~ 70@2 30. Hill Wheat
IN aunted at 81 50, but there Is very little
is Ming No, | white Is offered at ~ 500
OF, Y nut Wa heard of no transactions
= 30. There was fdrdemand for No
RYL rs0 ID. ai'd for No. at " %; 1l out
at 81 Il Tet c, in mos cases asking z%"c'
nHlucI9 nf'nI'n ~ 'e r, ltes. srn, To-day and
above the he n oarket was rih er sp-""S af ssGo
1ohN-l 20 M, dem. and for new and Gor
WIN goou ann lower roads 1eodey-
55c; az uppei >5sc. Old Corn is in Ssdp
Sheire ste reSiest asf, @@s7d. for shelled, and
soc. for ear. r,a+ ,,,,, steodv aud o,,io.
o+ a. c.. W ~" tnd 46@fI c. for No. 3, in
elevator. ,. -. AN ,
prices are unchang, Hi..,.noIe 4'lolc lalI 20
choice Rio Coffee at Q S tN% W. s,if9p y 4SiI aU
1115M141oc.: bard re- Nneu e ~. ~ Wy ~, loi2C"
and molasses ut SO@0Oo AcI LoIto hlco;
MmsKY-The market Lo-9ay n MN5 uuii'
and prices of bonded dec @,a' , t,9' W 3lu.' VIII
sales of 400 barrels, and w PelieNe & Pur
chases could be made at 81, DusN ~ ~ Pniu P5a -
also dull, and it can be bong, q" - '0 P'I
gallon
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MURDER IN DARRTowN.-The oxford
CitiSsa gives an account Of a murder which
occurred at Darrtown, Butler County, on
Thursday evening last, at drinking saloon
In that village. At tho time stated an al
tercation occurred between several lndi-
ylduals who had been drinking freely.
Three Of the number, Robert and Taylor
Marshall and Newton Crigger, had an old
dispute of long standing to SETTLE and the
row finally became confined to them.
Crigger was a one-legged soldier, and some
time ago he sndhis brother kept loggery
In partnership In Darrtovn. While en-
gagged in that business the Marshall boys
got into q row in the house, aud Crlgger's
brother shot ut one of them, not, however,
hitting him. Ever since that time fine
Marshalls and the Criggers have been at
loggerheads, which resulted In numerous
knOck-dOwns. Finally, the whole crowd
had got together on Thursday night, and all
being well charged with whisky, row
commenced, when Robert Marshall threw
3 stone at Newton CrIgger, striking him on
the forehead and knocking out his brains,
which instantly resulted In his death.
Robert aud Taylor MarshaIl Immediately
Rbsconded, and up TO the present nothing
has been heard OF them. r. s
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by TELEGRAPH.
,,,...l,inrtnn Mnttcrs.

.t'D WhsttiNsroN, December !,
a., or Ohio. is rcsolutc In his
,l,tar,,,i,,",iom ,;, reduce the pay OF mem
brrs oIs Cnn oross " the PW r2U', ~,
bo introdndrh INA fCr soluu9u piiIePtt..n,tS5
tho Judiciary Com NNlt.viH -" hy law. for
the eXpediency OF p \Vs,Iery from $4,000
the reduction of the ,niri1o nil members
TIw who k3d g ps,,n nG ie3 KSess over SSVy y
W !" 'O va e,.i na Ti""n NV Nunderstoou thHe
Scbcncb of 'V obio ir%' Is onxlo usly opposed 10
IT T6e @ senStSw dndoubtc Wy cnffS TS.Sa$$ 1n$
hasty legislation by the lIo, Vake up Mr..
by a tie vote, they refused TO VI amnesty
Eliots bill for the repeal of Tia N,mmittees
act principally because their c, Nucus on
are not yet ready. They held a ca Not con
this subject this aftcrnoom but did 4
elWle their aetion. \gnlaf
Congress settled down into the re- ally
routine of business to-day. very natur, Nch
but neither House did anything of NH Y
Importance.
The rumor that Hon. Beverdy johnson
Is to succeed Mr.. Seward in the Cabinet, on
the 9TH of March, is received tonight The ,
foundation for this rumor Is n uncertain ]
now as heretofore. G
1t is apparent that the Senate accord
with the House in the disposition TO rush
bills through instantcr Notwithstanding. q
Senator Chandler stated that pardons are |
for sale on the streets by women Of at least
doubtful reputation. .f.
The usual Cabinet meeting was held at
the White House to-day, and was attended Z
by all the members of the Cabinet,
There were but few Visitors rs usual on
Cabinet days.
The receipts from the Internal reVenue
to-day were Sl,2o5|49.
Up to the present time, u large number OF
applications for pardon. both of convicted
criminals aud participants IN the late re-
bellion, continue TO be received az the At
torney-Generals Office. .... .tI r-l
Very few of the former and none of the
latter are granted of late. %. .lwhI
According to the late geological develop
ments. the gold deposits on the Upper Po-
tomac are of the same formation as those
found all along the eastern slope OF the AL
leghanes, and it Is believed that they can
he prohtably worked
Orders have been sent to Admiral Colds
borough by tile cable TO send one OF the
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RaIIroad Accident.
ZASEsyILi.E, o., Deeembe

81f-N T1T'N II1I'T' Wv I7VVNUIU'I H'
Great excitement was occasiOned here
this morning by portion of the ea astward-
bound passenger train, due here at nine
O'Clock. falling through the iron bridge at
this place. The engine, two express ears,
one baggage ear and one passenger car of
the passenger train, and an engine and
three freight cars which were crossing the
bridge at the same time, now lay in the
river perfect wreck. II was ut first feared
that q great many persons were killed, but
as yet only one life is known 70 lave been
lost. i.Lfh4"
The remaining cars of the passenger
train, fpur in number, We're filled with
people coming here to attend the State Po
Society, which meets To-day.
Their escape is truly wonderful.
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9eaal.rp rt3t,l
X6rlcE ~ PARTITION.

pLIXABErll 4. LODGE Nathan Wayland
II Lodge, q minor. Jo,abed 4 Lodge, - minor,
Addison Dunson and Rosanna DonsOn, his wife,
William Jones and Nancy Ann &. Jones his wife,
Apulla HiNun and Naomi H. lliNnn, his wife,
Frederick Smith and ClarissA Matilda Smith his
wifi MaIV Ilanuhh Lodge. and Aturiah Jane
ratio lodge, Oliver Lodge, u minor. Elizabeth
lodge a minor, john Hopkins and Obedience Hop
kins l- wife all OF ias~ County, in the state of
Indiana. viii take notice that James ~ Lodge,
Jacob r. lodge, hfa7on n. lodge. and William ".
lodge OF Montgomery County, Ohio, have filed u
petition, which is now pending against them in
the Superior Court Of Montgomery County Ohio,
claiming aud setting forth that they tbs said peti
tiOnerS, are tenants in common, in lee simple with
the said Nathan Wayland Lodge, Josabed b.
Lodge, Rusanna ponson, Nancy Ann {. Jones,
Naomi H. lliNou, Clarissa Matilda smith. Mary
Hnnna9 Lodge, Mariah Jane Lodge, Horatio
Lodge, oliver Lodge, and Elizabeth Lodge of the
following real estate and premises situate In the
county Of Montgomery, and state OF Ohio, and
being 1ty acres OF land or of the east side Of the
southeast quarter of section twenty, township
three, range six, east, in Butler township, In said
county with the privileges aud appurtenances to
the same belonging, as crs-at-law of Jacob
Lodge. late of Montgomery Comfy, Ohio decd.
said James ~. Jacob T., Mason H.. and William
y lod e, petitioners and plaintiffs in said peti-
tion, elaim, in said petition, that they each hold
one-thlrtccnth OF SAID premises, excepting the
said llorato, Oliver, u minor and Elizabeth, Il
minor. of Cass County, Indiana aforesaid who are
each entitled 20 One-thipi Ol one thirteenth part
nl said premises 1hey Further claim in said petit
ton that said Elizabeth &. Lodge Is the widow OF
said Jacob Iutlgc decd. that said OberienceI non
klns wife of said ohn Hopkins, also made n de
icndant 90 said petition, isthe mother of said IIo
ratio, oliver, minor, and Elizabeth Lodge, a
minor, and they pray that partition may be made
of said premises; that their respective portions
may lie set on 10 them in scyeralty. and for such
other and proper relief rs may bc granted by the
Court ~ thr hearing ui aid cause. NGd unless
they ANSWER said petition by tile 2al shay of.Janu
AIRY. ID 1861, sii'i petilnn viii hc takrh ~ true
and Judgment rendered accorilngly
JAMES y. LODGE
JACOB Il. LODGE
MASON II. LODGE,
WILLIAM n LODGE
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from AcapulcO--NO
Prospect of French Evacuation.

SAN FRANCISCO. December 3.
by letter from Monteggas, Imperial
Commander of Acapulco, dated November
~, it appears he does not seem to medta to
the immediate evacuation of that place. Al
says tlle present war ship Talesma, lcft
there with orders from Marshal Bazaine,
to bring 400 out of 800 men campaigning
in Tehauntepec, and that their arrival could
dispel all chances Of the Liberals taking
possession Of Acapulco. .....
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GY-The New York SIM hits off the wo-
mems rights bawlers in the following adj
mlrable fashion sit is only a few pro-
prletors Of hen-pecked husbands who prate
about wOmen's rights as they call it. II
that class would attend % their spouse's
shirt buttons andtheir children's trowsers,
instead of spending their time in trying to
prove that hens ought TO crow, it would be
much better for them"
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From Europe.
fGi rBy the Gable.
LONDON, December 3.

LONDON, December ,.
Colonel Meany. the well known Fenan.
who was arrested here and committed to
Blackwell, has been sent to Dublin for trial.
The Reform demonstration lost much of
its effect to-day from the incemency of the
weather. but was, nevertheless, great af-
fair, There was not the slightest disturb
ance. Resolutions of a spirited and signih
cant character were passed, and at the close
of the meeting the people departed for their
homes as quietly and in as good order as
they came together. Hon. John Bright
was present at the demonstration. His APP
pearance was hailed with theloudest cheers
from the enthusiastic multitude.
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All day the water has been rising in the
river, tlhs sill further submerging the
wreck. The bridge had been In use about
ten years, and was supposedto be capable
of supporting many times the weight by
gers were Mrs. General J.. II. Rousseau and
daughter but being in the ladies car
they We're uninjured,
4 The bridge Is about twenty feet high
from the Muskingum River the bed OF
which Is OF solid rock, with between four
and five feet of water, into which the cars
were plunged.
IL is regarded as a curious coincidence
that the road had Just passed under the con-
troll of the baltimore and Ohio Railroad
Company who took possession On the lst
Inst, nnder twenty years lease and who,
therefore, are the responsible party.
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DanIol Moon, wilson Moon alnd nlinabesn Moo


Daniel Moon, Wilson Moon aud Elizabeth Moon,
rs Sarah Grest Samuel n. Greist Corwin NJ.
Brown, and Sarah Eleanor Vail
Superior Court OF Montgomery County, Ohio
Case No. 3541. Petition for Partition.
SARAH CREST, Samuel II. Grest and Sarah
- Eleanor Vail, residents of Montgomery county,
Ohio, and Corwin Nj. Brown, resident of the state
OF Missouri. You are hereby notified that on the
81 day of September 4. ID. 1886 u petition was
filed IN the superior Court Of Montgomery county
Ohio, by Daniel Moon. " ilson Moon and Elizabeth
Moon, against you demanding partition of the
following described real estate situate In the
County Of Montgomery, and State Of Ohio. The
north end and an equal third part OF the eas ali
of section No lD, town and range D. .betNVeen Tue
Miami River, and bounded as follows viz: begin
ming at q stone on the northeast of said section.
thence south ON the section line 20 chains and 81
links to u stone; thence n $50 W 10 chains and az
links to a stone; thence 30 " "a chains and 81
links to astone ON the north line of said section
thence 80 ON the section line 10 chains and rs
Links 10 the place of beginning containing lie and
S-1OO ucres more or less.
And that at the next term Of said Court, held
after 40 days nom the date OF the Tst publication
OF this notice application will be made by the said
petitioners ior Au order that partition may be
made OF laid premises.
.IF.Els .rr PANEL MOON
fM WILSON MOON and
ELIZABETH NOON
ADAM ILAT, Alt'y. sesw6
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TAKES FOR 1866.
Treasurer's n Office.

HNAA-PAlER are notified that the Treasurer
~ now ready 10 receive the taxes Of 1865
The law requires each Tax payer 20 pay one
half the taxes assessed against him real and
personal property, together with the whole Of the
gas ami street Improvement on or before the 2Oth
day Of December 1866, and the remaining hall on
or before the 10th day OF June 1867
te13- Taxes assessed on personal property, IA not
paid on on before the 90th day OF December. the
whole OF said taxes become due
Onlce houra, frOn ~ 4, n! Co 8 O'Clock P Nj
-t DANIEL STALhi, Treas. Mont Co q.
Treasurer's Office October 30, 1s66-dRw6t
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SORGHUM /.
Notice to Sorghum Manufacturers

THE undersigned having obtained the right of
Il the State OF Ohio TO the STEVENSON EyAPOHA-
tor, and process clarifying and granulating Sor-
ghum syrup into mush sugar; also, to the mills
TO grind the cane, and dry the sugar rendering il
iactured 10 order at the establishment OF b q Tay-
lor, (Gehhart Marshal's Machine shop Day-
ton Ohio.
Parties deslrOus of ayaling themselves OF pro.
cess and machinery, which. from the cane i'm the
field TO the dry sugar in the barrel is thorough
and complete, Address JAS. II HOPKINS.
Box No. 142, Dayton Ohio
AGENTS, desiring to negotiate for territorywiil
Apply as hpoNe- aulSW3m
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The Fall Trade Opened,
BOOTS AND SHOES.
H. p. EMRICK,

IA r. H1FAENIO4AI
No. IOI MAIN STREET, DAYTON,
/ ; now receiving his fall stock of Doors SHOES
L HATS and CAPS, Of the latest styles and best
quality. ..U
Ills stock OF manufactured work is OF the very
best quality, and cannot be surpassed by any other
house in the city lie invites his friends. especial
~ those in the country to call and examine his
assortment, They cannot fail to be satisfied as
regards style, quality and price e4T
Don't forget the place No. iUi Main street op-
poSite the Phillips House. se22wlm
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flRalhoyal. Z WBHT

NTEFEA BENNETT, Manufacturer ana Whole
~ sale ahd Retail dealers in stoves Hollow
y are, Ae,. have removed their S9lesrOOm from go
Ihud slrcet, 10 the rooms tormerly occupied by
Brown Irwin, ON the corner OF First street and
the Canal where they viii he pleased TO zee their
fieRds aud all who may be In want Of hrst-elnss
Cooking and Heating Stoves
.n4llNu1rr tuAta&4 httE
"a Dissolution.
THE co-partnership heretofore existing under
a the styie aud firul name OF Nen, Bennet a 60,
was dissolved ON the 10Th inst, Ned Bennett hay-
iuE puten Sod the interest OF Mr.. Eels Either
lartnerSil use the name Of the hrm la liquida.
ton. Va. . HENRY NEFF.
MILTON BENNET,
jyi1dawtf MARCUS EELLs,
HCettbes Al % ~ 81
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money was put there for SAFE keeping, w
tho otitbrcali of the rebellion.
WAsmINGroN. December 4.
SEWARD 70 SIR y, BRUcE. ,.,
" A cortespomlcheo lisls been goiug on
for two week past between Secretary Sew
ard and Sin Frederick Bruce concerning
the execution Of the Fcnian prisoners In
Canada. II Is said that willie Sir Frederick
Il willing to give verbal assurances that the
execution shall not take place. Mr.. Seward
Is inclined to demand written pledge, and
i'm the views Of the legation this Is evident
/ III to stir up trouble with England.
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New York Money Ma rket.
New NoRK Dece nl'er 4.
Money rather more active Mt y, 'r eeht.
Sterling steady at l09l4@l09lR.
Gold is without decided change. opening
at 14012, advancing to l4l14, and cl losiDg at
l403s.
Government stocks are tirmer
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THE ORPHAN AsYLuM.--The County Com
missioners,. at their session on Monday
l. :. .dopted resolution to take charge of
. Dayton Orphan Asylum on the first of
anuary, 1867, under the Children's Home
law, passed at the last session of the Legis-
lature. 1t Is understood that the ladies
who have heretofore had charge Of the In
Stituhon will retain Its superintendent
for the present, and the Commissioners
will allow two dollars q week for the sup
port of each child In the Asylum. There
are but ten children In the Asylum at
present, all belonging to the city, but as
soon as the arrangements of the Commls-
sioners are perfected, provision win be
made to receive orphans from the several
townships Of this county, and commodi-
ous building erected for their accommoda-
ton, ....I.
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jesse WOgaman, Perry Township,
y. w. Shank, German Township.
5. p. Strader. Miami Township,
Richard Miller, Butler Township.
Robert Brundrett. Clay Township.
Thomas Clegg, Fifth Ward.
George Patton, jefferson township.
Alexander Oyler, Eighth Ward
Ezra Heeter, Perry Township,
q. w Thompson, Third Ward.
ID. r. Bosom. Sixth Ward.
Lewis A. Kemp, MadriVer Township.
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WALTER TRowHR1DGE,
Custom Boot and Shoe Maker,

Fourth sfrest one donr Eisf OF 7sisscers Bufidiag
Make TO orier nl Linas di' ladies, ana eeptie.
vi mens Nean oflhe iatest sty1es ana best ma
ktitAlt un31tr
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THE DAILY. EMPIRE.
Yoral and AlisftllantOas.

EB gcmlcmon who fejoice. IN the
name Of @ats.il,akct.a i,c,qi clcc,ctl sce-
retary cf corporation irparker.burg Va.
..,yhats in q ai,aineft 9Is ElklAtti
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gEWolnen's Calf Shoes at Goodman 5 at
seventy five cents.
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Probate Court,
administrators, Executors and
Guardians. n r.l

M TO 0ie IN default lor hllng inventories salo
w bills and making seftioment with tho pfobatti
lonrt, are hereby nnlihed 20 ile inventories ana
sale bill.. ana 70 make settlement as aforesaid
iolthMlth.and thereby save costs OF proceedings
10 compel such ibing and settlement
Probate 3ndgs Montgomery 90. ohio.
October 2, lsi5. oc8ldStWst
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gaB-A lot OF new Government OyereOats
at S450 Lessner q Brother. daW
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g8-If you want books bound, such as
Magazines. Periodicals. Historiea &c in
any style, plain and iaiIcyyp please call at my
Bindery. F,M. Meyer corner Of Main and
Second streets. lmdaW
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IMMENSE STOCK OF CLOTHING .--Second
addition Of lnsihess suits ESPECIALLY In
Oyercoats. custom-made,) just received,
among which can be found frock beaver
Overooats, of black, blue and brown colors
down 10 Satinett oyercoat, ranging from
Ssup TO s65, all of which were ordered by
me, and are warranted custom-made. The
public win lind oar stock i@aeass and
prices 10 ssdt ererg tayer. speetiully In
vite the public to examine our stock and
prices at the Golden EagIe, IFS Main street.
third door south Of Market House.
IL. ScHWAPI. Z
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DEFY CoMPE1ITroN.- Lehensbdrgcr q
son, No. los Man.sueet, call particular at
tention to their new and splendid stock of
fall and winter Clothing They defy com
petition, and will not be undersOld by anv
other house in the city.
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BRsr's FnrfRs-PRIcE L REDuCED y la or
to have pure drinking water this warm
weather, b. Best would announce that he
has reduced the price Of hls 5upcrlor rlltefs
TO Sli. This will place them iu the reach
of all, and no family should be without
one .. iyI4itf
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JURoRs FOR SUPERIoR CouRT rThe fol-
lowing jurors have been selected for the
January term of the Superior Court Of this
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Boys AMP YOUTHS CLoTHSd. IAN en-
tire new apartment the best in the city
just received By Lebensbmger q son, No.
los Main Street. It&ff -. q .4atl .lf
eH- WOmen's fine sewed Balmorals at
Goodman's at 81 90
Splendid Observation-Disclosures Il
Son, No. lOS Main street haye just received
he most splendid lotof overcoats in the
city, which they are Offering at very low
g"res. Call and see them. ltdd1W
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GB- The Rev, i. +. Duchcr. pastor pf The
German RefSrmed Church in this city, has
been elected, Ny the General Synod uowh'
session herr. editor of the Western tissfoR-.
d,y, the.organ Of the churcl, in tdc West.
Nj. B.isa gentleman OF line literary and
scholastic attsinments, and in every way
suited for the fesponslblc position to which,
he has been tlesignated.
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FOR THE HoLIDA vs. kline, the enter
prlsing proprietor Of the magnificent jew
elry store on Third street has justreeeived
a splendid lot of watches, diamonds, silver
ware, &es which are intended expressly for
holiday presents. Those In quest Of gifts
for the holiday season, should call and see
the splendid display. They should also re-
member that Kline warrants all the goods
he sells to be what they are represented.
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BscKEL HALL,--A grand Bot 1fdsq0e will
ceme of ut Beckel Hail Tonight.
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public thisseasolIilf ovefcoats, at the Fa-
gle Clothing Stprc,l IS Mainstreet. .gff
~ - ft.tlA BAF
FtIL AND WINTER CLoTHING.-A full
stock of the latest styles and best quality.
Just received by Iebenshnrger & son, No
los Main street.
lat sHL
- et cease yoiif nc vc angry stars of heaven
Wind rain aud thundcr rrmemlerf farthls man
That SternbergrHsiis the place 10 get yoiir
uvercoatE. suits and furnishing goods. 1l,a.
nO2ldlM -f. 'e-. "r' 4
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CArIFoRNIA MINsrREIs,--Don't forget
thai Ben. Cottou's California Mpstrels and
Brass Band will give their first concert ut
Hnstou Hall to-morrow evening. II will
be ''big thing" and Of course everybody
win be there.
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~ The Medina County tOhto) Eater-
prise says thattwo large boa cohstrietors,
the property of Stewart Craven, Of Con-
gress, Ohio, escaped from their Keepers, in
company with three or four other snakes, a
short time since. The boas have NOT, at
last report, been captured. An alligator
escaped about the same time, taking pos
session of y field near, at hand, driving out
the cattle and sheep in very short space
of time. Mr.. Craven secured the monster
by throwing alasso over him, aud he Us
now confined In small compass by a
heavy board fence These reptiles were
formerly part Of Dan Riee's menagerle.
The ApLASTA HorsR. .--MraJ. Wagoner,
the enterprising proprietor Of the Atlanta
House, on Market street, has RENTED and
re-opened his establishment as a hotel on
the European PLAN, He has spared no ef-
fort OF expense to make 1t all the public can
desire, aud It Is now one Of the most desir-
able places OF sojourn In the city. Hc is
prepared to furnish meals at all hours, IN
the best style, and his customers can be ae-
commodated with pleasant and convenient
rooms, and have meals furnished to order.
1t Is quiet, orderly place, and persons Wis
itIng the city on pleasure or business, would
do well to call at the .'Atlanta.r They will
ind the accommodations first RATE, and
prices reasonable, -,4. .
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-12-05

W-Thc viii Of the late senator William
Wright, ef New Jersey was admitted to
probate last week The entire valuation Of
the estate was sworn at sl,OO00O0, Of which
SOOO,0OO are in real estate aud $i00n0O ~
personal property. All Of this Is devised
to the family except $1,000, which Is given
TO the House Of Prayer.