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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1866-10-24
SHTCK MINY BITTERS,
" FOR CHILLS AND fEE E}.
THE GREAT VIRGINIA REMEDY.

Chicl,ahominy Bittcrs perform more cures,
and in shorter time, than any other remedy
ever discovered for Chillz and Fever.
Those who have become inyalids from tre-
qucnt attacks oi' ChiI!s and Fever have been
;icrlr:.ly restored to health in q faw days, by
the wonderful operation o: ChickahoEniny Bit
tiers.
Thousands who have used them need no fur
thcr evidence Of their value and happy restorn-
tive powers. The effects oi miaSmatie climate
upon the human system is to produce loss OF aP-.
petite, debility, and general prostration of all
the vital energies By the use OF Chickahominy
Chicknhominy Bttors are the best known
remedy for Dyspepsia, General deputy; H. i'osS n
commend it to all.
Manufactured exclusively, in Richmond, Va.
by A. II. NEWTON, and Tor sale By all the
principal druggists.
JANNEY 81 CO., Wholesale Agents.
145. King street, AlcXandria, Va.
.Isj"Tho trade supplied at the propristorS
-ofn. H. 23-tf
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1866-10-24

GTOVE POLlSiI--pf the very best quality.
- giving beautiful siIvc:y lustre with nail
the labor OF the ordinary kinds in use, ior sale
BY HENh4 CoOh,
OC IL - ana -zI. s hlNs % sGIeeG.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1866-10-24

WrSTrnV SNIpr !C,ITy -Way.cr1 si,Dnlirily
ys,D1"! ''',i' "h,,
-no' greehheSS' pu' genuine callor ana cha'-
accr-arc to be seen IN the following incident,
furnished sometime since by Western CORES
nondent
,.,, ur,..... .:,,,u,ol u.souo - ,
III wa " GsIrIt nGtsiIoInbo9 Io po9 m.o.i hn ono
,I 5nar - nnt ,t:o that rt u ,ba Par A.
'','" ,i''i1o "'' & d"a ,ro,,lf .rn.ci
y, u'Sl'ng"lS''"c ''''"e' """" iiS"'"
The S 1stvrS ;,tiT "" who consisted mainly Of those
lorl,, ,';a,,,. ,,,n ,o,,IaI ;,,;I,,t;n,,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1866-10-24

IHG PosSvM.-If you will 60 out into :hc
woods ooe Of these moonlight nights, Between
and II clock, and look closely about the
grape vines in the ho'Iows, perehance your eye
VIII detect an unSccmIy ;hin-haird quadruped,
slightly resembling . pig, lodged in the top CT
some low bush. IIc has long tail projecting
"a behind, and long nose and sharp mouth.
Lie VIII cling to the branches Of the tree Or
2;."2!hg by wrapping his tail around them ana
.!2Q dash stone or stick at him, he vii! grin
a> IL Il he were in the best Of humours.
u IalS Is the OposSun-a native American.
's ,ts Is well known BY most people in this region
,,.5 y, country. Every darkcy on a plantation
"5>cl 70 keep ''poSsum dog. lie gels very
=" after the grape and pcrSmmon crops come
-. and then affords a most rich and Juicy rncat
;o' me table. Several of our citIzanS have
zen zen after him lately, with Z sharp stick. -
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1866-10-24
PIE BA IL u Il \
4 Nh InN T. EI'TI
OPENING OF
" NEW SELECTED STOCK

TEAND OPENING OF
u NEW SELECTED STOCK
or FALL s. WINTER CLOTHING, s
GEHTLENEN'S FUENISHINiI GOODS
BOOTS AND SHOES,
Ar no. oz Co ohs hlEG nED CJ(MHJS ca Ih tIoHfo HrS
OF the pubiic |" tnc loI"W!h@ AF!!Glc', VI"
Heavy mp Boots; also, superior art!c!e Hl pro
Ea'S, sHit%bic lor nflheEs ana i;A''ii a., h'i''a
OF Drr:I bo0l> HntefS' ana '1Aoe:, -; TchT'e-
men niSo AL ElEd3 "l u;llleTS s"'tanIe I"T l!'.-
dies. Misses ana Ch!drc', ",tn Ei'F'c'S OIL Drfs'
Hh"e:h h2rocGI' hla ana i"'c.t i.c"IHcr M oo,
Cali =: t'c "II .'nH "' ~: 2sf"'~>' 40 -''-'
corner r.. !IIS ,. "''' l;AMA1EJ
A-EW GOOnSr EE} {DJDS!,-PN.cnt
";0-.3 nTo W' Cnrc O.r'"ds ,'1's
IhnlraomIc Sba]icnboreer' Pms, Oregon Acug
p,.Iar Ch;'aLmn,iny Ril+crs Hi.Ics 1M-
br"afor.' Cns.,r 9nd S1nnnIra;crs Int y
Eii;s: I;;t.,,r ,Jn,nCs;o nd fiavn;s
G,anii;nr = ,i..i,o
iS,,;rns ;rI.. Rncn and Isr,o;c, Ginunr Whole
pi ''5.'. :, n WINK
I'r" p.',nnr Wh;tn and BIrE Nus;arl '5"ni Pure
GrnnnnJ Enrli:h lIu.tnrd, Celery Sne3. Cara
v.or and C0rion1rr Seed, Glove. Mace, ALL
s,iIIc md Nutmc~.
Pure Medicinal Liquors - Fine old Cognac
Brandy and old Otard do, Pure Blackberry and
Cherry and MADEIRA M1nei jainaica h"ih ana
Stoughton bltcrs all IN h"iilcs;
Rcancl i59y*x. E>tgaot I,ogwood, SaItpetrc,
6iHe !:f,"i; Mum: Epson! HIils:. ,N"Pl"E!1.
fl"W2T 2H!H4Hr ana h!iiHsIou2' ncSIue. uG"!2 49,!
furr " me- Lc",; C3toi5 ~ on: raw ana po''
rI l-lES'H ~ b:"4chcI - lIilsf stEa;"e" G h''"
oI ram vi, H,i:! L 1'Fc y e.lSi'"s '., on'
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1866-10-24

DIANOs:!!--Ju:t received, 2 fine PIANOS;
also. 2PARLOR ORG NS; TOR sale at '.
iirnct rnrnn- of Queen. Call and see them
oc lit
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1866-10-24

oils, &c.--Raw and Boiled Linsecd Oil,
| W NeatsfooS Oil, Sperm, Whale, Straits, Tan
ners, Common Paint Oil, Lubcicating OIL Nh.
chine Oil, Paratfine do, ''Spermo LubTicator:
adapted to railroad uses for axles, en- gines. and
all heavy bearings, where lard or whale oil IS
used For sale by HENRY COOK,
| oc IL 80 ard 224. King street.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1866-10-24
LUMBER. &c.
THOS. RISliEIlT,.
JAMES W. MALLS. ThoS. iAlLi.
JAMES w. MALLS & CO.,
HARDWARE MERCHANT

y
VAMES w. MALLS & CO.,
HARDWARE MERCHANTS.
And Dealers in all kinds Of
UILDING N a T + R A l. >
Such AS Sashes, Doors, Blinds, Nouldlngs,
Brackets. Potomac Lime, Calcined Plaster,
Hydraulic Cement, Rooilng-Felt and Fltcn'
Window Glass from Gr1 s TO 32i48. White Lead,
Paints. Oils. Farnshes, Paint Brushes, W hlte-
wash brushes, Shoe Brushes, Lamps. Coal O!!,
and a general assortment O.! Housekeeping
Goods.
Paints mixed, and Glass cut to order.
u.s. Particular attention paid to orders from
the country. 49, h1SH HIhhhI,
ap 27-tf corner Columbus, Alexandria.
JAS, RECTOR SHOOT JOHN PERRY.
GMOOT 4 PERRY,
DEALERS IN
LUMBER, NAILS, LIME CEMENT,
AND CALCIFED ASTEE,
No 80 North Union Street.
v15-tt ALEXANDRIA, Va.
b LUMBER!
SLOAN 5. BRUNE EH
Have for sale
ALL KINDS OF LUMBER,
At tho lowest market rates.
Hunters Wharf, near the Tunnel
Il. J. SLOAN s. T. BRUNEE.
ia 19-6r1
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1866-10-24

COMMISSIONER NOTICE.-Notice is
\ hereby given that on the 10Th day Of Octo-
Der 1866, at my office at Fairfax Court House.
shall proceed TO take the proof or debts or de-
mands against the estate Of George ". Coleman,
deceased. All persons holding clai'nS against
said estate will please file the same, duly au-
thenticated, with the undersigned, o.: Or before
the said 20:h day OF October next.
THOMAS MOORE,
Comm'r. in Chanccry Co. CT. Fairjax CO.
.0-1YWiw
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1866-10-24

NOR SALE.-A FARM in Culnepcr county,
j. two miles from Brandy Station: on the o.
& \. r. r., and lying on Mountain Run, coH-
tanning 800 acres, with Il Dwelling House, Barn
within of 2 mile OF the tarm. Possession Civ
en- lst of january, 1867. Price 5000 cash.
Enquire of G. G. SHOOT s. son.
sep26-f Alexandria, Va.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1866-10-24

9lv~NCLE BOB LEE" SMOKING TO.
BACCO-50 bales very choice.just re-
,cived and for sale by HARRIE HOUGH,
oc II Corner Of Pitt and Prince sts.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1866-10-24

AND GRAPES,
than she has ever offered before. Also, all the
different styles Of STRAW GOODS. including
the GIPSiES, which are very beautiful---to ali
Of which she would cali your earliest attention.
Particular attention will be paid to Altering
Bleaching, Dyeing, and Pressing Straw BonnetS
ana Hats. Thar 3O-cI
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1866-10-24

( nno of The best preparations known for
ceansine q e every kind Of garment which needs to
bn smb;ected to the process Of washing-for sale
~. ~ j. G. MILBURN,
" c,f Opposite the Market.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1866-10-24

rOR sALE.-Two Horses, q, Buggy and
Il Harness, RockawIaa,T' = small Spring VA
Or by letter to Box 2G9, Alexandria, Va
oct lG-3t"
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1866-10-24

lust RECEIVED-Hays Genuine Woollen
y Yarns, of all numbers and colors; Dexter,,s5
X nj ting Cotton, three and four threads al!
2nnh, p Wnrst.d ,Iln( which will be sold cheap
rnr nosb a+ c.. c. BERRY'S,
nc ~ 81 y, King street.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1866-10-24

NO. q, SOUTH COLUMBUS STREET
Having lust returned from New York. she l.:
now prepared to offer TO the ladies of A!eX&n-
dra Il cheaper, and finer assortment Of
RIBBONS,
FLOWERS
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1866-10-24

p SUPEKIOR CHEWING TOBACCO.
j. NJ. VenAble's Celebrated Brand.
Atlantic Cable Coil, wrapped in tin foil and
Of excellent quality, in half boxes.
Also Nenablc's Sublime Fine Cut, III halt
gross Packages The above articles we can re,
commend to the trade. and guarantee general
salts faction. J. BRUDERS y 20.
oc 12--1m A-cnts. Alexandria, Va.
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1866-08-04
.rc1IN " sTsIl1 HlEa1la@ - -.
SdS meme Ky uEI +tSef&8 fitrs
q - sa,rss7 raaf &eamefSees 81 .,a =,

ms5saeanaSIiilssihA ssT.7Ts roa sIia
H. 2 Q I m ! pnaam Z. =
Ter pssqenSgtssnI 9egen miL ns a!l g %
IN 41 seias eses 2aligs pun lia aus a eene
neusn gigeitge: Seoer soufges 3pilse
oale!6e telsll ,slne eerinarn le 60 senfe.
ans 1eioer le1enI % e gum sossnaneni
teredtl& III 2oer Mat. W liltg alnter
Bunf4s Dab SeOerEnann, osr en- Medlt
SA5h Htat,sg feln QSdel erftfl cat n0ef
a6ni9es batt .sDasetg fHeuen pig ftiHel
D1iihe, 6as ttEElE s0enan 3A ipgferS
ri9yteM hbeF bic 9elflRIAulngen peaneneils
GeieteS ua0 sHifrrt Sefer 1n3plporneH,
s'"fF'e sum sonsh1It ssn gebenE % seHnas
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1866-08-04

% .HsTnIg2S lie al .s!dIpJ9 RagIlrtL.a
$40 - B 2 g Fst tI'e> ru'
,a;s ~ ~ $50 $500 p't gs'F
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Sol 81 h ppss hSq %InP sssss - oIs
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IS aaO Htpt eaer @sspen @st AnS asn1sses
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up al. $50 ~. e5a" u''sss .s''s,'. =.
Oa9 keOtn a".s .. O.sl.' % S.t.'uu ts'9'
"ennen lga5 RslO nnS @s@l ssess. ,fJs
"nlsEs aE.pt uosr o's gu, a'8 na''0e
gage geaag amos legsa p.r, lp5e 'Osr
QUO n.0. a',gsss .sOus.ss ts ~ pp
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The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-12-13
sIIERTFF's SALE.


Thomas v. Lyons. W RaiubrdEo ~ Miller. 81 al
Superior Court OF Montgomery County, Ohio,
Case No. 3S39.
~ pursaan6oof aa order og.sals issaod in the
above case and 20 mo dlrected, will 0tfcr al
pubic sale, atthe door Of the Court llouse, In the
city of Dayton on lftHL.H nr.f
1Aesddv, tls sfA day Of Jdaudry. 1s6g.f
AZ two O'Clock r NJ tho following real estate To-
Wit The following lands and tenements to-witt
situatcfn the County OF Montgomery, and STATE OF
ono and town of Miamisbur0 and described ~
Being lou No. 2il in the town OF Mlamishurg ana
ooanty and state Aforesaid Commencipg at the
corner of innt No.5 thence casterly 10 the n ami
canal thence south along said canal to Jhe north
side OF busn; thence wast along the north line Of
the basin 10 Race street thence north on Race
treet tn the place OF beginning. Excepting such
pafts - wsu sold 90 she incorporate Village Of
Miamisburg for the continuation OF Pearl street
SAID premlses have been appraised At SlaOO. aud
cannot selt Tor los than two uhnis OF the appg-
cd Nalpe thereof said loi has upon IL a dwelling
house and Large Warehouse and scales. situated
ON The Miami canal Terms Of sale cash Il L.. y
...sss. y. q. n, DAVIDSON, shera
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-12-13
A sueker YYhipplng school

Out at Aurora, ILL.,, there Is the East Side
Public School, which is an odd enough in
stitution TO be an original importation OF
direct otf-shoot from Massachusetts,.
A few days since, attracted by the i'm
posing appearance OF an Odd Fellows funer-
al procession, the scholars passed over the
line Of the Fairgrounds which is desig-
mated by the rules Of the institution. For
this little bit of insubordlnation, all who
were guilty were subjected 10 whipping
--old and young alike, boys and girls
under the superintendent of the Principal,
the assistants in the various rooms admins
terlng the fioggIng Ia their several depart
ments. The Herald of that town, says OF
the affair:
Young ladies, who have prlded them
selves throughout their school days ON
Obeying the rules of school heretofore. held
out their hands, received the lashinQ, went
home and humiliatingly confessed that
they had been whipped; while many a,
them were compelled TO raise the skirts ol
their dresses while their teachers whipped
them on the edlpes Of their ie0s. .,r
lucky was the little Aurora lady, who
on such an occasion, had on her "pateni
cdIves.r How she must have blessed the
cunning inventor for such an improvement
on the ''mould Of form.r and petted the
handy milllner, for the craftiness OF their
Adjustment "Pateat cdlUes,p out there, no
doubt will, henceforth, be more useful than
on Broadway they are ornamental
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-12-13
lrhc INoninns Moying.

NEW YORK, December -.
stephens headquarters exhibits an ami
mated spectacle men being busy inspect
ing ammunition. Arms are arriving from
IPennsylvania aud Delaware, collected by
Colonel Gordon. The donations amount to
u million rounds of fixed ammunition, with
arms Texas sends thirty-hve thousand
stand of arms and four thousand dollars in
currency.
The reported arrival of Stephens in Ire
land Is looked for with anxiety. No qucs-
ti0n exists but that he has left the country,
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-12-13
"A CAEtD.
SORGHUM /.
Notice to Sorghum Manufacturers

INllE undersigned having obtained the right OF
n the state OF ohio 20 the STEVENSON EVApORA-
TOR and proeess clarifying and grInuating sOu-
Ehuhl syrup into huah sugar; HlsO to the miils
TO grind the cane, AMI dry the sugar rendering it
ready for market, * now having the same manu-
iacturel TO order at the establish OF H. TnA.
.or, lGebhart Marshall's Machine Shop1 Day-
ton, Ohio. 'I.I.If .l.i =" IVY
Parties desirous of availing themselves OF a pro-
cess and machinery, which. from Tie cane in the
hell 70 the dry sugar in the barrel IS thorough
and complete, Address JAS. Il. HOPKINS,
Box No l42 DAYTON ohio
AGENTS, desiring 10 negotate ior territurywil
apply as above. Y ..'' I--.-- b au1sv AIN
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-12-13

ClNCISNATI Doors AND SHoEs.--Such of
our citizens rs may visit Cincinnati for the
purpose of purchasing Boots and Shoes,
should not fall to call at the store of cur
old friend, Cadwallader, No. IA West Fifth
street. between Main and Walnut. Hchas
splendid stock Of ladies' and gentlemens'
wear all of the latest styles and best quail
ity, which he is selling at prices that should
make IL an object to buy of him. He is a
courteous, genial gentleman, and an up-
right fair business man. Those who call
on him once win be sure to repeat the
visit. .l ...tt t.t.. dnw
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-12-13
PETITION FOR PARTITIoN.

John Henry Shell, Emeline Schoenf,,ld and Henry
Hchoenield rs Andrew Cass She'll Matlldu VIII.
mNer, samuel Eitnyer, Harriet Rumherger
hNas huuherger anu Mary Catharine she'll.
superior court of Montgomery CO.. y. Case g5GJ
/ "A NDREN CASS SHE'LL, Matilda Witmypr
"A samuel Nitmyer, Harriet Rumberger Elias
Hmnbcrger and Mary G, shell will take notice
that petition was nlcd against them on the NH
day oi september, 1866 in the superior Court OF
montgomery county, Ohio, by John Henry she'll
ENGINE Schucntuld and Henry Schucnteld ami II
the lolloWing real estate to- Wit; situate in the
comfy of Montgomery and state of Ohio, all that
cefthh tract or parcel OF land lying nt the town
OF diamisbuTg, IN the county OF Montgomery and
STATE oi ohio, To Wit; being in-lOt No. % on Jacob
kcfChtrs plat of sad town. b.. .s
Also ln-lot No. 4s 1greeably To the or glnal pInt
of said town.
Also, the following Being part of the south
nan or section No. 20. town 1, range O. ~ RS!
Beginning al stake ON the north boundary OF
shu lhlf sectoni thence i8al degrees W IA poles
stone thence 94A degrees lfa u0ies along the
plkc 70 tbe plaee of beginning, containing ten
ucroS, more or less.
Also the following in section % town 4 range
o. NJ RS, being out.iot No. on Isaac Trebnis plat
OF out-lots which is recorded In Plat Book "a .
page lOj, OF Montgomery County Records con
tanning nVc acips, more or less. ~ |Ha
And that az the next term Of said Conrt after ID
lofy days from the date OF the rSt publication of
this notice, th0 said John Henry SHE'LL Elnslius
Hohotnield ana Henry SchOenfcld viii apply for
an orer that partition nay e tnnde OF said pfetn
lses accordingly. JOHN HENRY SHELL,
EMELINE SCHOEN FIELD
INV y. "a. HENRY sCHOFN FETil, I 2. F.
ADAM CLAY, Attorney. .. sc22vB
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s,Iuuttarv aud gomaisstiai.
; CINCINNATI Motkcts.
CINoiSNArr, Dccembc


FLoUR--The market rules steady, with
fair demand. Snrlng. superfne we uuote
Mt SD@n 20 I; ftlidM II So 5O@I0: spring
extra ut Sl0mll; fall do at Sll0nIG and
family at Si2@l3 25.
WHEAr--Ihei demand was better, but
there was no improvements 60 note Ia
prices. No2 spring u steady al s2@2 o.,
and IN some cases held higher. No, l we
quote 70 So -, and firm. Mo- 2wIhler red
Is held NJ 50 0O@2 65; No. lat SO 7O@2 70,
and extra at ~ 50, I'd r,Iftofq .r,... .,r.....
CoRN-Tie market was steady at b3d75se.
for neT ear, and bs@G0c. for sheIled with
Q moderate demand. Old Corn is dull, aud
not salable ~ over Csc. for ear, and 72@73c.
for sheled. a1r .fr,.
RYE--The market Is very dun. and prices
are lower. No. !. at the close, was not sal-
able at over 81 90. Sales Of zoo bushels
No; l. neleTatpr, at 81 O6, and 800 do. do,
at 81 90.
OArs7Tho market was very firm. and
prices stiil teidhig upward. Holdefs,ht
the close, were asking 656b50r. for No. !, In A
elevator No. are held LAT 62c,
bARLEY--We quote choice Fall. at 81 60
@ 50. and the same grades of Spring at
Sl 35@l 40.& Er vilulftP M EET
GROoERIRs-The market Is dull, as there
lis scarcely any demand. We quote Rio
Coffee at Nl3@2SI1c for fair TO choice
grades; Sugar 1t dtnk@t4Idc. for raw. and
lb4@l6hc. for hard refined Molaases is
dun at 7O@S0c. for Porto Rico, and Sor-
glum Mt 40ta45c. ID. A EfE 3E
sWHsKY-Bonded is in better demand
with sales of 200 barrels at 2Sc Duty paid
Is dull and prices are eentirely nominal. " 4
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-12-13
Yeeal.
NOTICE IN PARTlTIoN.


ELlzABEIH g, LODGE, Nathan wAyland
II iodgo. minor, JOsabod t. Lodge, minor,
Addison ponson and Rosanna Dogson, bis wife,
Aqullla HiXon and Naomi L. Hlx0n, his wife,
Frederick smith and blarlssa Matilda smith his
ys STr al SnaSa aSe and Maah Ja3e
ratiO Lodge, oliver 16dge a minor Elizabeth
Lodge, minor, John Hopkins and obelienoe Hop
kinS, his wife, all of Cass County In the state of
Indiana, will take notice that james n Lodge,
Jacob l.. Lodge Mason IT, Lodge and william n.
Lodge, of Montgomery County, Ohio have filed a
the superior Court of Montgomery County Ohio,
claiming and setting forth that they te said petit
TONERS. are tenants IN common In lee simple; with
the said Nathan Wayland Lodge, Josabed n.
Lodge, Rosnnna Donsun, Nancy Ann {. Jones,
Nsaolai ~ lilA9p, alaTissa Matilda smith, Mary
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 any acrcs of land on Of the east side of the
southeast quarter Of section twenty, t0wnship
three range six, cast in Butler township, In said
county, with the privileges and appurtonances to
the same belonging, rs hoirs.at- law OF Jacob
N Lod . petitioners and plaintins In saia peti.
t0n. claim, in said petition that they each 'hald
one, me th rteenth q SAD premises, excepting the
minor Of Cass County. Indiana, Aforesaid, who are
each entitled 20 ons.thlrl ol one-thrleen,h part
OF said premises They further claim IL saidltti-
tOn tnat sail Elizabeth q Lodge Is The widow of
said Jacob Lodge, dsp'dI that said Obedience Hop
kins, wife OF said tohu HOPKINS, also made de
fondant 10 said petition II the mother OF said lio-
ratio, oliver, a minor, ,nd Elizabeth Lodge. a
minor and they pray that partition may be ni6de
Of said premises that their respective portions
may he set ~ 81 them Ia seyeFilfy AMI for such
other nnd proper relief rs may lee granted by the
Court at the hearing of said cause And unless
they answer said petition by the 22d day Of JAnu-
Rry a ~ lpi4, sai petitOn viii be taken a. true
md ludHlncnt rtfnlered nccOrdinflY. WarNH
aJAMESN LODGE
JACOB y. LODGE
MASON n. LODGE
WILLIAM n. LODGE
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-12-13

Ez'- The congregation in Cincinnati Or
ganized over year ago, under the name of
the Peoples Church" with the Rev. Max
well p. Gaddis as Pastor, which worshiped
in Greenwood Hall, has leased beautiful
and spacious hall on the corner Of Court
street and Central avenue, and will hence
forth hold all its religious services tlIere.
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-12-13

The world-renowned Orator joins B.
Cough, will deliver his popular lecture en-
titled "Eloquence and Orators" at Tur-
ners' Opera House, on Thursday evening
December 10th, for the benefit of the
young Mems Reading Room.r Admis-
sion to all parts Of the house, fifty cents.
One night only. Secure seats early. Tick
cts to be had at the Book and Music Stores
ana nj the door, deI2dtt
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-12-13

BEAUTY AND BIRD EEDs.--The present
increasedprioe of bird seed is measurably
accounted for by its having come so gener-
ally into use by so many of our ladies, al
the present time, Tor the purpose of i'm
proving their form. A religious cotempo.
rary innocently says; ut seems by the
manner ofits use it win deceive the most
wary. II Is said to be inclosed In small
bags adapted to the proper size and shape
attached in some peculiar way to the un-
derlining, so that at the motion of the body
the baggcd bird seed moves so as to resem-
BILE very much the living flesh.n
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-12-13

CoURT,-The Court of Common Pleas now
In session has heavy case on hand-the
Dayton Hydraulic Company VS.. William
Harries We learn that one hundred and
ten witnesses have been subpenmd on both
sides, only ten OF whom have thus far been
examined on the part of the plaintiff The
case will probably occupy the present and
coming week.
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-12-13

EB-Mr. j. S. Blunt of Detroit sold'a fictl-
tions piece of real estate for $4,000, last
week, and decamped after receiving $4,000
cash. Hehad also ingratlated himself into
family Of the highest rcspectabpity," )" one
Of the female members of which he was en-
gagged to marry. His conversational talent
did II all.