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proposals,
0kFlCE OF THE BUPERlNTEND.

AE6kI VI CUSETNUCTltTS OF TH9 g. s
CogKI AoCs sp!tnEdeld. Illinois De- 70, 1sd@.
keA!td proposAla will he the oce at Sd
perinteIdeat d uot1ed ssstes Court h.uee spring
Led illinois. rntl u O'Clock H., Dsrtnbet a4th, tH
entiron columns ptlast.s, atd their bels cara bed
pstts &e Ieaatrtl for tie spstasned Illinois, Court
Eotk snoring dlnsn.ions. dsten and extsnt Of It
may BE tesn Ard %xsmil e iot eta airing It ny oee,
nhn9.s, C1hetlns{. 0h!o P7tnoalKh. Feneaytr,ni,
must be submitted 70 the s1petute:den fr approTa
feiose casting md beds md Of columns and pia
sonnn Of eyrn thickness, sha1p a1s4cs AZ srnoots
tAce1, and The Of superior nntAh
The price, tneluchK freight ds iverJ, oe xiveE
in trou ard The *no:e oi the wosk mist be te1eret
in Spl1nE nEned hy before the 1st ~ March, IS6f.
Bids EuuGt b accompanied by homo OF TWO respop
sibe pAEr: IN tie tUa Of II ~ thAs the bidder WIN
perform the Contract II awA1t-t n him.
Bids mnss be stdretssd u A. Schwartz szpeE'ntcna
ent Of the & nr1 Eo1se springfield, I.iius md
uaust BE- endorsed. Fropotals nj Iron Work"
A. EEATARZ ptytntsuuert,
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-
IHHa F0H THE WAR DEPARTMENT
AT WASHINGTON. D. c.
Afchitec4 nst T1ied t. prepare plans and SPECIFICS
aoas an1 e4tsaate1 or cot fot rev hrepsoof nstia
n the War Dspe1sms1t and adt1ceat vacant Esount1
Ht8hiuxton. b. l..
Tho buildings required should have 1up<rhcI2l
~ lkrXt - tho ute Recctej viii &i1t Photographs
o. stt: and al ether ua1or Ee1usS u the sub
1eSk VIII be f1lIlthei 10 AftblkcN cea1rinX to
ftte he work. upon afpitc aso1, p.tsoaa1J OF b
premium ot &a,nQ fo1 th- tsst ot e ooo for th.
fGcud, and Of go for the third mott acceptable
pArs aId specifications received, wIlt ha awnsucI
1pon The Gpproy d Of The Hon. Secretary ol Wxr, n3
the Board Of Gdcesb CHARGED With The trt7 of select
Asste and preparing pt2Ea krt 4pcctfcatt1 tor tbt
Erss 4Pproysd July q 1855. - :
The plans and sp+claczua1s a14t be the ole4
g rIeEet IL uteoAGt Eotot Fl freAteeLl Kecor
dtr Of th4 FoAft Ordinance Unce, Wlnder'g Building.
Rasa1nRten. Dc on OF betnre The ut DAY Of FenrrAtY
The Board ~El reAesve the right u re<et Any or Al
paos submitted, should IL deemed suitable fus
the purpose, - well " retain Acy or al ct d1st
plans.
7 IT, A
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HaE0HdI.;

~ Tbs xouds1ta1 prsN rs@ q Asa1eA san@
~ d21tn& the pcn eat 1a> ~ oniJ u 1S's I: pcs-
Il N Ehe hr ths cDaseie1uoNs Pny.icix1 70 ~
eAfs GOV. thas Cossr,a H91 = - cn-
EANLT crsEp = n frr7aGsrnf ftrtr. An6 = 1H-
- FE1TKHT1o = S~ai: Ra%"-Rke- ca:7ies
, 1866-12-22

1fEothy, roller and bc4tU pseesed iAeDa1sts.
haEnnJ. lnoee presstd- t7m31p %
lT2iffe roller knd heater lttAxii d
FrHlllt+ loone On wAkoc, deitye1ed,,,+ II sn0f35d
1lnEf-Hecslvtc. f3eaj -; shipped, s,.ni 81.
There a ROOD demand for hides. poth f1r shpu,eot
sia - 9n p loss secos1h nd aadez reapee ssocA
p higher rsu5e He rAko no Cd a1se il onr qpots.
, 1866-12-22

CHICAGO DAILY MARKET.

sHEEr-Iherr f. 10 iuproyement 10 note In III,
branch Ct the market III 1ny essential particular Tne
supply 10 ubersl md the drr,and limited
, 1866-12-22

Ali sdifscJ ir1ta reported III tAts npfrkel report
are MADE Gu the edtts T uinter t&c) .torao- unl,ss
aH,sf u fts sx1fsA8fl. -
, 1866-12-22

AoonE n3sor' supt9lof % one, n.......$1 05at 20
,.9G. " G1ns 70 thocc, y G.....,..., 1-6QSel.&
oFsaaA+ sop.. !of y ma r @........... 1.1Gal.ho
~ LII 70 Gnohe. = p......-,....- 1SafsI 20
tSs, saUsslos % enc o.......... 1,10k1.eD
10 ~ 0 cnokE. D. .--.....-,... 1.9Aa1 IS
aAlu9A ear nhc 70 Extra hnc. D..- 1IoHt 20
~ ~ " WE % eh9lct. = n.....- f11sk1.a
Go.yr nxx- " cototeu. b.:.......... 1-aSa3.60
t,t HnicssM MIntes =; in gaieE sales were: ,0N d
TUBA ACC011hc ma ket Exhibits 10 Improvement
In point Of sctlr1ty, thnnxn under redoc-d st1efs
dea ers nTc holding arufy 1t cur quotAuons vflich
, 1866-12-22

1854. lS5, 1874
Il fS7 % &36 ~ Is % 4ISsu, 91s %
speclt ard buu,u. lA,77;.M tA3k 80 tEXim


Total 6. % 3l9a tEk 3e711epo
Duues.-....- AFsAzAM 4&EIlN-E3 lat712H.@
1he export trade for Novrmber WIS rathes be-
low The general expectation. and eho*1 . con-
siderable decrease hon the cleara0ees during the
corresponding month Last year. The figures,
1eekopsd At thatr currency valne 1t the dxte Of
ah31,rrt . fn1tnHr.
, 1866-12-22

"HY WILL YOU SUFFER
~ noH k1DSET DISEASE. GoUr, ORAvKi-
ElkCNAltaM. GUSOIkA1iKA, H., vt0
, 1866-12-22

Flopr and Oats beary. Corn drm at l.caMQ
flmer al $l9-50. Lard and Whisky nominal,
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-08-28
From all,icapn.

CHICAGO, August q.
The invitations TO the ceremonies incl
dent to the laying of the cornerstone of
the Douglas Monument have been extend-
ed far and wide both on the part of the
Masons, Oddfellows, Druids, and all other
civic societies. So far as heard from, there
will be an immense attendance of all or
ganized bodies TO say nothing of the inten-
tion of individuals, from all parts of the
Northwest, TO be present.
All the railroads will reduce their rates
to half-flre on the occasion of the ceremO-
nies.
During the past forty eight hours TWEEN
ty-fiye cases of cholera have been reported,
up to four O'Clock this afternoon. Ten cases
had resulted fatally. The disease does
not seem to be making any progress.
A convention Of the managers Of the Ma
tlonal banks of the North west will be held
In this city on the 18th of September, to
consider the question of redemption, and
other important matters. Several hundred
banks will be represented.
A very destructive fire broke out this
afternoon on the corner of Union and Des-
plains streets, and before it was subdued,
nearly $4,000 worth OF property was de-
stroyed. The buildings were generally
frame structures, occupied as stores and
saloons below, and as residences above.
One or two manufactures were also de-
strOvpd
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-08-28
Pure Rain Water VS.. Impure
Well Water.
BEST M HOGLANn
TO CONTRACTORS.

lINHE Board of Trustees for the Southern Obi,
Lunatic Asylum, at Dayton, hereby give no
tSe that sealed proposals Will be received at tn,
once OF the superintendent Of said Asylum on OF
before Wednesday, the 18th day of September 1866
for the work and materials required for the cree
tion of the foundation and Easements of the tive
new wings OF the southern Ohio Lunatic Asylum
at Dayton, according to the plans and speciiea
tons Of James w. Mclaughlin, Architect Sepa
| rate BIDS viii DO received, rs follows;
First. For excavation for basement, cellars
foundation trenches, and sewers stating the price
per cubic yard Of twenty-seyen feet
Second. For the stOnework of the same STATING
the price per perch in the wall for the, fublt
masonry-the price per squara foot for the ashiar
stone required, the price per foot set in place
Third For the bricklaying and furnishing all
materials for same. stating the price per Thousand
Fourth. For supplying good white pine, or oak
or heml0ck joists for the first fOor Of said wings
ure. The Trustees reserve to themselves the right
20 20 increase TINS contract rs they may deem eXpo-
fifth For common lumber for covering boards
n2riassinss etc, stating the price per thousand
sixth. For the window frames required for the
basement, stating the price for each.
seventh For the necessary carpenters work
stating the price per square.
Each of the above items will be contracted for
separately or bids for the whole or any part of
same Aill be considered. Every proposal must be
aeconffatned by the o1rer of two respoDsille per-
sous as snretieS the bond of the pary reeeiyjnR
tract " 'N N'N
The proposals will be opened by the Trustees at
the Asylum on Thursday the 18th day of Septem-
bcr, 1856. The contracts will be awarded 10 the
lowest responsible bidder.
The plans and specifications can be seen ON an
st ~ at INC Asylum at any time before the
The Trustees reserve to themselves the right 10
reject All or any Of the proposals n they consider
it necessary for the best interests ofthe state
by order of the Board
q, W. ROGERS Secretary
., " 1. Asylum, Dayton, August i3, 1856
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-08-28

Cincinnati KnrItets.

CINCINNATI, August "a.
FLouR--There Is fair local demand for
the trade aud fancy brands, and but little
OF consequence for the lower grades, which
are quoted nominally at 81 b0@9. Family
ls held at $40 50@ll 30, and fancy at 1920
10.
WHEAr-The market Is quiet but firm,
with fair demand. and seilers, with few
exceptions obtain full prices. No. 2 red is
held Mt 80 30@2 80; No. do. at 50 44,@
246. Hin Wheat is held at 90 b5, and white
at 80 60@2 Go.
CoRN-A duh market. Holders are ask
ing 55@56o. for mixed sholled and ear i'm
elevator; 57695Sc. for white ear, and G4@
G5c. for white shelled; In new reserved
gunnies It Is held at 7Sc.
0ATs-Are very duh at 95@3Gc. for No. l
old, and 300D33c. for No, 2, are the asking
rates New are held Mt 33@35e.
RYE--There Is fair demand from mil
lers. No is held at 75@7sc., and choice at
S00S3c
BARLEY-we have no change to note In
the market.
GRooEmEs-The market rules unchanged
and steady, with a fair demand. We quote
fair 20 choice grades of Rio Coffee at 2b@
3lc.; Raw Sugar at l2@15I2c.; hard refined
at l11e@lSc.; and Molasses SO@90c. for
Porto Rico.
WHIsKY--A quiet market, at 50 20 duty
paid. and 30c. Ia bond.
SRED-Clover duh at $S 90 timothy Is O f.
fered at 80 75@l 90; flax firm at 81 600
co.
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-08-28
Death of Dean Richmond.
NEyx Yoru. Auynst 9

NEW ORk, AugnsJ ~.
Dean Richmond died in this city last
night. The World says:
Mr.. Richmond was struck down by Sc
we're complication of Internal disorders,
greatly aggravated, If not directly induced,
by his unsparing labors TO bring about the
successful results recently attained in the
National Convention at Philadelphia. His
wife and family were with him at the last
and nc received the most assiduous care
and attention from the best medical ability,
Drs. Brakeman, Alonzo Clarke, VIM. II. Van
Burcn, Metcalfe, Willard, Parker and Flint
being In constant consultation over his
case. On Friday night there was observed
a marked change for the better, and since
that time his eminent physicians had be-
gun to hope for his recovery; but he grew
weaker all yesterday, and passed away at
ten minutes past two this morning, without
pang. Mr.. Richmond was born In Wood
stock, Vermont, March 81, 1904.
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-08-28
From New Orleans.

NEW URLEAhs, August z.
The cholera deaths for the forty-eight
hours ending at six o'clock this morning
number twenty-six. The cholera is abat-
ing in the city, but shows no diminution
on the plantations. The negroes have con-
ceived the idea that they are poisoned by
the white people, and refuse to take theiI
remedies.
chosen Senator fiom Texas. The ultra
Union men voted for Roberts.
The collection of the direct tax imposed
by Congress in 1867 has been suspended
until January, 1868.
Cotton crop statements continue 10 be
generally unfavorable. But on the Upper
Brazos cotton is yielding well.
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-08-28
BY TELEGRAPH.
Wnshinrtnn NIafiera.

WARRINGTON, August n.
Arrangements arc completed for the
Presidential trip, aud the President and
those accompanying him will leave WASH
ingtOn. as previouely announced, to-mor-
row morning. The party viii be quite
large, and win, no doubt, be appropriately
welcomed throughout that portion OF the
country which they will traverse in going
to and returning from Chicago, Their de-
parture win create more than the ordinary
summer dnllness in Washington, for the
time being. There has been, all day, q
great rush to the White House.
The thct Of this being the last day before
the departure of the President, of course
every one having or supposlng themselves
to have, business with him. are anxious to
obtain an interview. Many of them, how
ever. were disappointed, as Il was impossi"
BILE for the President to see all who were In
attendance.
The receipts from internal revenue to-
day were $2035, $40.
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-08-28

THE COMING FAIRs.-The work OF prep
aration for the the approaching State and
County Fairs is progressing rapidly and
satisfactorily. The committee who have
the immediate charge and supervision Of
the grounds-Messrs. Wiggim aud Gillis-
together with Mr.. Eells, the efficient Sec
retary of the County Board, arc untiring
In their efforts, and when the time arrives
every thing VIII be in ample order for the
forthcoming exhibitions.
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-08-28

RETRIBUnoE.-Jennie Steele, a bad, no
torious woman, who, some months since,
stole an interesting child from Mrs. David
son, of Cincinnati, for the return of which
as high IA $500 was offered, died of cholera
In that city, on Saturday. Her husband,
as depraved as herself died with the same
disease two weeks ago.
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-08-28

THE PmLLPs HoUsE,--We dropped In at
the Phillips House, yesterday, aud were
agrccably surprised to witness thsimprove-
nients which have been made by Mr., Rel
bold, the presesit propFictOr. Although Il
Is scarcely four weeks since he took posses
sion Of the house, he is progressing rapidly
In the way of the improvements SO long
needed, and win soon succeed in making
She "Phnlips" one Of the most pleasant and
best regulated hotels in the West. He Is
giving the building thorough and COM
plete renovation. Already the lower story
Of the hotel has been put In excellent order.
Now carpets have been put down In the
parlors, halls and sleeping rooms on this
floor, and new and elegant furniture has
been supplied. The walls have been newly
papered and the wood work painted, giving
the place neat and cheerful appearance
The spacious dining room has also been fit
ted in splendid style, with new furniture,
chandeliers, sc. The work of renovation
is still going forward and In short time
the entire building will be put in the very
best conditlon. Every thing will be in per-
feet order for the accommodation of those
visiting the State Fair.
We congratulate our citizens and the pub
lie on the accession of Mr.. Reibold to the
propretorship Of the Phillips House. lie
is an energetic business man and polite
and courteous gentleman, "the right mau
in the right place e'-and we predict that
under his management the Phillips House
will rank among the first class hotels of the
West.
Mr.. c. G. MeMillen, so long and favora-
bly, known to the patrons of the Phillips
House, Will continue to preside at the clerks
desk. BY his courteous and gentlemanly
department, heretofore, he has made hosts
of friends, all of whom will be gratified to
learn that he has been retained in a position
which he has filled with so much credit to
himself and the entire appreciation of the
public.
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-08-28

tB | have just bought at auction the en-
tire stock ofa retail Boot and shoe Store,
which will be closed out at 80 cents on the
dollar. Women's Calf Shoes at 70 cents
worth 81; women's kid Shoes, rs cents
worth VI IS; Mems CalfBoots, SO 6O-worth
90 and every thing else cheaper than
ever. Also, Il. large stock of home made
work on hand. Remember-GoOdman
cheap Boot and Shoe Store 1l0 Main street,
Empire Building.
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-08-28
SORGHUMs
Notice to Sorghum Manufacturers

rTNHE undersigned having obtained the rich, =,
Il the state of Ohio 10 the STEVENSON Nv APoR A.
a3R ana proces. clarifying and granulating sor
70 grind the cane and dry the sugar rrnderin,, n
TTeany I9r market, Is now having the same manu-
@ 70 order a. the establishment of r. Tny
ton, Ohio. S""PJ bAy-
fartes desirous of awaiting themselves of "A nro-
neln 20 ths dry sugar in the barrel is thoropgh
anu complete, Address JAS H. HOPKINS
AGENTS, desiring to negotiate Tor tsrTisoPv VSi,,
apply as above ~ ' a,1ss ,,iess VIII
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-08-28
Valuable Farm for Sale,

OnE OF the most valuable farms in Ohio is of.
a. iereh @ lor sale II contains one hundred and
hlly acres OF land, Of the hest quality une hnn
% %ared and twelve OF which is improved and in a
mlgh state OF cultivation the balance Is In rood
sllhDer There Is q never failing stream az water
running through the entire farm; a mill and SAM
in nd % %wHoin,ng IT, aud railroad station on each
house with ten rooms and double r.Ilar' aisn a
good barn ami all other necessary nt.Lniiiines
Nleo, large apple orchard in full bealing nj
present possession given TO suit the purchaser
~, any y person desiring TO purchase can ascertain
tne Terms aud all further information by caliing
near Dayton auSsS,,s' isS,ih'
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-08-28
FARM FOR SALE.

L WILL sell, at private sale, a small farm, con
Il, tanning hfty acres AbOut 1lttcen acres are IA
good timber. The balance Is well improved
There Is good house and barn, and fne boarlnl
orchard The ieneos ara ali In excellent order
and there are two wells ~ good water on tht
promises, Tue farm is located on the Dayton anu
Western Railroad a mile and half west OF Hie,.
gins station. Call and examine the farm
ap2owam ROBEkT PkkIINa.
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-08-28

bEsTs FnrRRs-PRICR REDUCED. I'm or
der TO accommodate all classes who desire
10 nave pure drinking water this warm
weather, Is Best would announce that he
mas redueed the price of his superior Filters
10 Si0' This WIN place them In the reach
OF All and no family should be without
o"e' jyi2dtf
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-08-28

ABOLITION MARTYRs.-The chief actors
IN the New Orleans Convention, were DR.
Dostie, an illiterate barber, turned dentist,
and r. King Cutler, who abscOnded from
Illinois under accusation of fcounterfeiting
Fit names TO associate with the antecedent
saint and martyr horse-stealing, throat
cutting John Brown!
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-08-28

Music To-Nonrsv-Th The Rcgimental Band
win give another concert in the Park this
evening, We are pleased to note that our
citizens are disposed TO appreciate these
delightful entertainments by full attend
ance. The programme for this evening Is
as follows; Quickstep by Grafnlla; Pot
pouri, Lpcretia Bprgla, Valiant Polka, by
IDowAing; Gallop, withinttoductioh,. by
Eaton.
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-08-28

The CLEVELAND TRoT-On Saturday, at
the Park, fully three thousand spectators
were present to witness the $4,000 contest
between Dexter" "Patchin'' and Butler"
the fast nags of the country, Patchin won
all the three heats; time, respectively, 2;S2
10; 2 ;S2 20; 2 :S2 l-5. They will be posted
fora trot at CINCINNATI in october--not
posted as yet, for the Dayton State Fair.
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-08-28
Valuable Farm for Sale.
I WILL sell at Public sale, on

. Wednesday, 10Th Of Aug,ist. 4. d. 1866,
my my kafrm, situated one mile South OF Osborn and
I ~ ~inlie est OF Fairfield, in Mad River VAL
icy ICY, Greeno County, Ohio This Farm consists Of
i1o i1o et-lOO acres, all well improved Two dweliinr
Houses, Barn, Orchard sc. "s
A. IEhhs;-One. third cash in hand ON dny of sale
tho residue TO be paid in two eguaI annual nav
deIerred payments TO bear interest al tie
ON the premises sold N X gptSsss NV @Se
August 8, 1866 -4SW3 ~ Saia,a i'm
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-08-28

The JOURNALS ACCURACY The Ciucin-
natl Enquirer of this morning, says: "The
Dayton (ohio) Journal says the name OF
Colonel d. A. Murphy, of Cincinnati, was
forged to the call for the Cleveland Soldiers
and Sailors Convention, 1t knows better.
His name was not TO it at all; but the name
of a better man--Colonel James d. Murphy,
of Missouri-was.
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-08-28
Dissolution of Partnership.

INlk partnership heretofore existing under IN.
- ~ hrn name Of Walker A Turner, Merchant
IailoFE, rs this day dissolved by mutual s'n , '
The business will hereafter be eoDductssi h, w.,
walker At the Old stand The hooks will b,; fonnd
AZ ~ the OH stand; any porson being indebted IA th,
oln urn Will pleaso call aud settle iInnrdi.ti,
naylon. ONO. Augnsl u. lhlA-anMaL
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-08-28

The CITY SCHooIs.-The Central High
School and the District Schools viii com
menee their fall sessions on Monday next
the Sd of September. 1t is very desirable
that all the pupils should be present at the
opening of the schools; it will facilitate the
forming of classes, and greatly promote the
interests of all concerned.
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-08-28
Public Sale.

i Will offer at public sale, (unless preyiousl,
disposed OF at private sale,) ON the premises
about one aud one fourth miles from the Uouri
House, ON the Wolf Greek free turnpike, on
Saturday, September 1, 1865,
Seven acres of ground, under good cultivation. ON
which there is a brick dwelli ng house brick smoke
house, good stable, and other necessary out. build.
ingsi fine lot Of fruit trees OF ali kinds; good
wen of pure water, and various other aCeOmmO-
dationS. Terms made known on day of sale
VIZ CHRISTIAN REESOR
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-08-28
REMOVAL.

HAVE moved my ONCE from Main st. TO room
over si6 Third street, opposite Phmnix House
VIII attend 70 the collection of the additional
bennties Immediately, and all ether business re-
latlng To the saldtt -. and the widows aud heiTR Of
soldiers As claims OF this Kind are paid In their
order, persons who apply early WILL OF course re-
eeive their money nrst
AuidaaWi NJ. +. NOLAN
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-08-28
Ratification of the Philadelphia
Convention.

BOSTON, August q,
Faneuil Hall was crowded this evening
for grand rally and ratification of the
Philadelphia address and declaration Of
principles. Hon. Henry w. Paine presided,
who was the principal speaker, and was
received with hearty applause.
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-08-28
A Fine Homestead for ssIe

Il WILL sell at private sale. NV bomes,ead ~,
y tue Lebanon pike, two and a-half miles south
oI Dayton containing eight acres with a house
staplc, slanghterhOuse, we'll and cisten Aiso'
three acres IN vineyard and two acres of orohsTi
y VIII be sold cheap, Call on Frederick Rhein ~,
thu premises. 49w3 fREDERIKA ROsER
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-08-28
Movements of British Troops in
Canada.

NEW YoRK, August "a.
A dispatch from Buffalo states that the
British troops at Fort Erie are ordered 10
break camp on the 2StI. The troops Il.
Thorold leave on Tuesday for Toronto
The Canadian Government has received
Information that no movement Is contem-
plated by the Fenlans before February.
The cavalry which has been patroling the
frontier has been relieved by the gunboIt
Cherub and tug Rose.
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-08-28
DIR. IL. CONWAY,
s SuR GEON DENTIST

HAVING REMOVED HIS OFFICE
from Third, to SECOND STREET. would respect
fully inform his friends and patrons that he Is now
prepared 10 render his professional services " ali
who may desire them, nc his Onioe on SECOND
STREET. opposite the Dayton National bank.
abr II -anid
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-08-28

OrEN.--To accommodate my customers
and all desiring to buy goods after seven
o'clock, +. NJ, will find my store open from
Saturday, September l, until further no.
tice. ii. Sohwarz, Proprietor of the Ea-
gle Clothing Store.
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-08-28

~ General Dick Tqylor, the rebel Cen
eral who issued orders that no quarter
should be given to United States colored
troops, was a distinguished guest of Presi-
journal. US''''
General Dick Taylor issued no such Or
dcrs. When lac surrendered he had as pris-
oners number of United States colorel
troops, and they were delivered I'M on the
surrender.-Eagiirer.
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-08-28
JOHN GREER

A GENT for CHARLES EIDELdEIER,s ,sls
~ brated FRENCH MUSTARD. for saie vhoie
SAFE ana retail! nOm dozen bottles 10 three al
Ion kegs. Corner First and Canal autnItkss
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-08-28

g3 Watson, the murderer of Captain
Mentes' is to be hung at Newport, Ken
tneky, ON Friday next. The scatfold has
already been erected, and all the prepare
tions made for the execution.