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The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-12-07
A Touching Innident.



One of the most touching aria affecting
incidents we have witnessed In n long time
occurred last evening ON Second street
below jefferson. II seems that, when the
Federal army invaded Virginia, among the
humber OF negroes that We're stolen from
the people were several belonging to the
family of our worthy fellow-eitizen, DIR. q. .
b. Early, The poor negroes wandered here
and there. butleted by the fate of war into
the very jaws Of misery. A short time ago
two of the -women-learnedt that the
Doctor was In Memphis, and hither they
had made their way, to receive that Kind
ness from him which he had always shown
them. They had been, treated badly by the
Yankees, like all the negroes, have been.
and their hearts yearned to meet with their
young master once more. So they Started
for Memphis. They reached here yester-
day. and asked everywhere for their old
master. They finally came to inquire of
crowd standing on Second street, near the
gas Office, and While they were asking for
dear Massa Early" the Doctor recognized
them. The poor women were perfectly
mad with JOY; they shook hands and shook
hands until the tears came to their eyes.
They told their troubles, and how badly
the Yankees had treated them, but they
were With their young nassa again. and
all was right now, The scene was very ~
iecting; several gentlemen standing *
turned away; nature was TOO strong and
their eyes were dim; one party stood there
trying to laugh, but the big tears com
menced rolling down his cheeks, and he
walked of that they might not be seen.
Doctor EARLY was very much affected, and,
like true Southern gentleman. told them
they were all at home now; they should
want for nothing; that they were welcome
20 anything he had. Wehave seldom seen
such touching scene, but there Is 4 feeling
that the Southern gentleman has for his
servants that must be telt 70 be appreel-
lted.
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-12-07

eE- California is shouting over new
wonder discovered within her borders! In
the northeastern part Of the State a petri-
fed tree, '0Q feetlonR, has been found, In
iaot, huge forest OF these petrifed trees
has beeno found, as II they had hbated Ia
their present positioR. IN the locaIity A a
spring Of boiling water, fifteen feet In di-
ameter, apparently without any bottom.
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-12-07

Proposals for Furnishing Print
ing, Binding and Stationery.

AUDIl'OR's OPPICK, MOSF0OhEKY Co, OIL
DAYTON, November ie, 1855.
CEALED PROPOSALS for the furnishing Of
- frintnfl, Binding and Stationery, for the Vari
Gus oieea 'of Montgomery County, Will be received
a this % ice until Monday, December 10, 1850, At
twelve o'clock H.
samples Of Blanks. Stationery ana Books can be
seen at the Auditors Once.
The Com missOners reseTying the right TO reject
any or all bids should they not prove Satisfactory.
j. W DIETRICH
no90dtt Auditor of Montgomery Co., o.
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Notice to Bridge Builders.
AvbrOhs ovtGgr. MosreoArar Co, oaro,

iANbffOhs OfFICE, MONTGOMERY Co, OHIO,l
lsIta ants DANrOA, November 8, 1888.
GEALEn proposals for the construction Of a
- Bridge over Big Twin Greek, Boards Crossing
German Township viii be received at this once
n4til twelve O'Clock NJ, wednesday, November ~
1896 -
Proposals for masonry and suparstrueturc TO DO
at this once
i Ths Commissioner, reserve the fight TO reject
anyor al bids if fhsy deem proper p % DO. :,
sd, y, W. DIkrRICH, ~ I'd
nolOdawSw-lO Auditor Montgomery County.
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-12-07

THE GREAT ENGLISH REMEDY.
so SIR JAMES OLARRE's
Celebrated Female Pills.
PRoTEcTED by ROYAL LETTERs PATENT.


Prepared from q prescr1pfioH OF SIR J. Clarke, A.
q JD., PhysfciaR EotrdordindTv 20 The Queen,
This invaluable medicine is unfailing in the cure
of all those painful and dangerous diseases 70
which the female constltntlon Is subject IL mod
from whateYer canse! A speedy cure may be
10 NIAnR1ED LADIES
IL Is particularly suited II will, in short time
bring on the monthly period with regularity.
"'''-' CAUTION.
These PiUs should aol hs taken by Females dHrfag
TIE FIRST THREE MONTHS Of Pregnancy, as AseY
are sure % bring Msearytdgs, bat az any OfhsF
time theg are sajs. I'.D
In all cases of Nervous and Spinal Affections
Pains in the Back and Limbs, Fatigue on slight
. exerton, Palpitatlon Of the Heart, Mysteries and
Whites. these Pills will effect a cure when all
other means have failed, and although powerful
remedy, do not contain iron, calomel, antimony or
anything hurtful 90 the constitution.
Full directions in the pamphlet around each
package, which should be carefully preserved,
Som BY ALI DRUGGISTS PRtoE, 81 PER BOrfLK
SPECIAL y0T1OE
n Is me fate Of sBsry sdIHabls Asdlcins 10 b.
iAaftAs Ietfsrs "T a M aTS bloios, IN ~ bottle ana
fhdt each aogappeF 6edrtUe FAO SMILES or rae sf1-
aaturas gf.L 6lBALD WING 90, and JOB A0SKs
bAas- ,oiteS4t 'o4teh none gre gsHytne
he sole General gent for the United States and
British DomiBions, tI.
JOB MOSES, 81 Cortlandt ST.. New York..
viii ensure bottle containing Fifty Pills, by
feturn mail, securely sealed fron all observation.
L-.- ocltdhMeOWly-b
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Life--Esealth Strength.
Life-Health Strength.
ife7-Health-St Strength.
DIR. JUAN DELAMARRE's
SPECIFIC PILLS,

Aft lfephftfi INC hleehleufS rAkAhCIERE u Dlf.
FONT, pharmaceutsts, No 2i4, Rue Lombard
Paris, IRON the Prescription of DR. JUAN DRLA,
hARRE, Chisef Physician TO the Hospital du Mort
on LaribOsere.
Hstter OF smimendhtIon.
PARIS, May 6, 1863
GENTL EARN!--We have used the ''sFRoIFTo
PlLLsn made nom Dr., DRLAhARRE's PREseRIP-
TloN, during several years past In our private and
public practice and have found them most ener-
getic and efficient Remedy In cases Of Sperniator-
rhea or seminal Weakness; Nightly, Daily, or
Premature Emissions; Sexual Weakness, or hsss
pOfHcyi Special Derangements of the Nervous Sy
TEN: Weaknesses arising from Secret Habits and
sexual Exeesses; ReldsdsfOH OF the Genital Or
gans Weak Spine; Affections OF the Eyes; "Limei'
or Brick Dust Deposits In the Urine "Milky'
Discharges Paloness of the Skin. with Sunken
Cheeks aud PlOodless Lips; "Pinehed" Features;
Irregular action Of the HsdE and in all the ghastly
train of symptoms arising from Over-use, abuses
or loss, from any cause, Of the Nervous Force.
We earnestly advise the Profession, and all per-
sons suffering from any SpaEfOaaasia or 0r6aafs
-ifseft0ns or the GENfTOs HIHARY SYSTEMS, to use
these Pills. With high respect, We are yours most
r. A. BEAUREPAIRE nj. u /
q. ID. DUJARDIN, NJ ID.
i'H JRAH DE LEuCHRE, NJ ID.
To 9aranciprp N DItpont
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FLOUR AND FRED STORR.
No 6s WAYNE STREET.

Eu gene DutO1t
II EEPs constantly ON hand a fun supply Of
~ FLOt JR and FEED, at wholesale aud retail
eh he Si sell ~ low as it can be bought al any
other stor or mill IN the city His stock Is ali o.
this best a. lality He will deliver the same 70 any
paIt OF tke city free OF charge
: Also Ia rge stock OF hne old huskg for making
mattresses ready Tor use. deld2w
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To Garanciere n Dupont,
No. 2l4, Rue Lombard. Paris.

Sedcntary and StltdiOHs Occupations, Gt-iefs,
Aa1feties. or whatever tends TO impair the Wal
4etion Of the Brain, Hsdyr Or Nervous System, fire.
quently lead 70 ltho most Disfrsssilg and Hnbaf.
rdssiH0 Disorders of the VIRILE SYSTEM 4Sfa,
dents, lYer0yneH aud Ldqoyers therefore, who are
especially liable to these Weaknesses, should re-.
PILLS. I.lt UI d fHiI.s.. .... ....I
Pamphlet, containing full particulars, with
man, spanish and English, accompanies each box
aud Will be sent by mail, free oi cost TO any one
who win write for II.
Price, 81 per BOX, or six BOxes for So
ssnt hv mail ai sp1a - s - ~ ~
on receipt Of the specified price by any authorized
agent or by the sole General Agents for America,
OSCAR q. MOSES a CO, n COrtlAndt Street, New
YORK Authorized agent for DaytOn-W w.
orders by mai promptly at
tended to. oobdaweowly-4
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CAUTION.

II is particularly suited. II will, in q short tim
bring on the monthly period with Regularity.
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-12-07
Hard Times.

A correspondent of the Mobile Register,
under recent date writes from New Or
leans: ....l,.t
But, Notwithstanding outside appear
ances there IS general cry of @haTd
times" and I know many families within
my own circle OF Acquaintance who are
really hard pressed w provide food and
clothing, tp say nothing Of the other com
forts ofllfe Only this morning q ease was
brought to light where family had barely
enough to eat, and how to get clothing for
the little ones, now the cold weather Is
coming on, Is a question which gives seri-
GUS apprehension. Another case A yonng
aud extremely beautiful girl-one on the
loYeliest young ladies that 1 have ever
seen7-was left by the war utterly desti-
tute and with a sick mother, far advanced
In years, 10 support. She has struggled
brayely--has worked as hard as she could,
has gone out rs a canVasser for "A certain
book, 10 endure the rebuffs and humilia-
tions attendant upon such labor IN order
that she may earn a few dollars 10 keen tbp
wolf from the door. AT times she Is cheer
tul and hopeful, and then again. when un-
successful, and when she has 10 depriVeher
mother of necessary things, she gives way
to despair and bitter tears. tits not safe
TO envy any one In his life, for we Know
not what sorrows they may have To en-
duTe, Many girls have enYied the beauty
and lovely character Of this brave young
lady1-thls real heroine--while she has peIe
haps, been willing 20 exchange with them.
with all confederation. And there viii he
lar more dis'ress here before the winter is
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1866-03-17
CHANCERY NOTICE.

The Stat If Mississippi in r,nola County.
Y iht tht1ccf, runrt IT said roun,v Al
khlss bci'rt the rlrtk If aiI Court. NJ his az
hec in The town II Pamela. on The fin, Nnnds,
ath dayl II Natrh. isGG No iOi A l.
lawson W Z a. liafsrl. Il A. Upon orrnins
the complainant bill In this esnsr. and a an
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defendant Z ~ nuiorl. is not q citizen III M
state Of Mississippi, bat rvsiass tsyuna tho Inn.
~ thsttut - that the ordinary rrugrs. 81 Law
cannot w served upun him Il L. therrfsrr ar.
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llous' II Sid county in The TOW n " Pamela an
he seventh Monday amer he sirrth MONDAY !,
Aairh' isttA and Fieai answer ot dcmuf h
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IT. further otietpd TINT a rupy Of this crt,,
b Published N ne Weekly Pamela s,,s /,
nsv pepper ruhlishei in The town ~ p,n.l, !,
aid cnunty, fur four seeks aurr.ssi,eiv
maflp-tt IC HARRISON, Cle,k.
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CITATION NoTlcR.

TIE State Of Mississippi psnola csun,v.
Ios'srhsa isrhscurh, William Y~srbnssh
augustine Yaghnaask. Ri hsri y.,h.s.st
Sahew l~srhreagh, NansY YaihmuEh. Is.s,b
iNhruagh John farhfuueh ami Ismes ysr'
hFuagh. heirs aud dissfibutess q William ~,
ing d,reascd Yen saa each Of vuu Az bsr..
~ dted 70 aprsaf hskars the Probate 80, I,
said tuunfr - 81 - IN -. ~
81 ~ ANTL IAnA u aH.n
ea'i'e Why the hnsl arcsant uf inssrh A ~.
hns' administrator II he estate of aid a.
eessd shculd NOT b. allowed and approvsd
~ rfdet q tusft taesa u.-sA &C.
maFlN-h " Z MnnrrEN. t9sft
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ATTACHMENT NOTlcE

The State II Ntzisippi, Pamela coanty n
the Circuit Court u said ccuuty. J. ". STAN.
mire J. Y. !. Cog~iale. defendant Attach.
meat Issued The 18Th day u July, iscs, and
levied upon the estate II said defendant a,s The
sssa q tisse sa Essurnshls 10 the Circuit
Court q nia county. Notes 4 hereby given d
tbs said defendant I'll CogHialc. that uals~ h.
appear bstfs aid Court stthe merit term thsF~.1
70 be holden In and ff aid county, At the caar,
iioass thstsuf, IN the town Of faaolA en- H.
ssssnsh Monday aasr the far,h uasA.v h
March, 1889, ard plead 10 aid action. iudr.
meat will b entered against him. aud me -
tate attached will b odd.
fb1t ~ J.C HARRISON, C1stk.
Harrison A Taylor Coz plaintiff.
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ATTACHMENT NOTICE

Ihs state Of Niuieippi, Pamela county In
ne Cirruit Court Of said county. II. Cauthrp
plaintiff, - a. ". Lane defendant Attach.
,hyh' is'ued The 2td Icy Ut January. isGG. and
levied upon the estate d sid dstndan, for the
sum Of tili go. uiutnahlc to the Cir.ui, c,gr,
Of ,',d c'uniy Notice i hereby given 10 the
siid deieuliui, a. ". Lane that unlc.. he sp.
tat before said cuurt ut the next term thereof
70 he holden In and Tor .aii county. ., the
courthouse thereof IN the town Ut pauola. on
The seventh Monday after the siurth Nonda, h
AnEch. lsii AMI plead To said action. Iilg.
msn' viii Dc entered against him. and ths
estate attached will he .oid
tthit.tw lie ulRRtSpX rt.,t
Harrison 4 Taylor for plaintiffs.
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ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE

hhs'saa letters u administrators a A.,
- ~ NE estate IF James l. Boycs dses.ssI
vsis granted 70 the unasrs ensd a ths Fsbrvs
s'nl % the Prubsis Coariuf Pamela sounts
49, y Mississippi. nov al prralns hasiss
9t asatnsi ne estate q said dsreisnt s9v
aeftny fsqassisd 10 sxkihit the same within ~
umf linii'ed ~ NV o. the sane Willis tsg.,s
ROBERT ~ TAYLOR
Alministf4tar
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