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The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1866-10-02

Plans for The new stables FOR The
new fire engine Afets submitted and
considered. Laid over one week.
Col T.. 1ofnbr0Gk gave Il short
tall TO the Council on the subject ~
new city scales proposing p sell
seales 10 tbs city aud Keep iron work
in repair for five years, and will take
tbs old scales nj $40 eaeb Dnd sell
tho new ones III S223 Referred 10
Conheilmen Miller aud lInnDell,
C0nndi1nIan smitii pressnisd aeom
plai6t Of jacob Biekle, that he bad
been discharged from work on the
on he Sfsbt II lhg St6. M ESpp
sold he discharged Bitkle because he
did not work well lie never asked
any man what his politics were.
gobsiderati1H postppngb 49, W4E
Petition Of Martin kittenberg ash
ing bay for horse which he says fell
into h0is on if0urtligatfeet, mud
'broke his back. value 1906 Laid
oyer. ts ug uo ..t-sf.
for damage done his premises by an
Overflow 0R water from tha street,
The subject WIS., idisgusssd ~ length
during ghtel' Smith 'r9fda good 19ks
% u seWef. f''t ~
= Property 0wners IN blegk 9 sharpls
EhlpfgemeDt, ask change N the
lines Of franklin aud Eizte Streets.
Referred 10 Wiltshire aud lfeltz,
Z Ordered iof bs Traded MlidlpTed q,
alley ia block Is. from Bond ~ a ~.
III Mr. no Wheeler was app0ihiaa
abladditionM Appfaisofin tho Brink
meyer eases biff bH tef7ft
aaClstern report received and placed
n 'I, s,si ceEdasnteg submitted! .ho1
Ing fur inteft6fydts IN Oak liill md
Ewo in toeltsl Hill eeb@tery during
~ Report 's u Central Market showed
-, % on. outside COLLECTIONS 80 $500,
a petition was received from li9itz
n iInney aud 0thersHasking M order
10r The epDditR w. Lbe hldeWAlk md
street IN front Of Block ., IN Stock
Wells Enlargement. Ordered TO be
a!jeS 1sl 4 seg2sh gap 9fPfsGSESd 1g|f
d The subject Of the valuation Of tho
.a nsIr no. lIsSa 5Pr9p1Y AK 'dsyaa
lsonlhe Council agreed u meetl again
90 Thursday aight, and then cd ourned
ever till next Monday night a week
IaaaA . ALLOWANCES. ,pf what IN due was
fnhde 10 the Union Fire Company. 81
.a#M easfk Reftz ANA Dehn wefei ops
pointed committee 10 Investigate tlG
bilels claim Of the Union Fire Go,
!. ~ = he ooa9op 4sarYopYedul 10
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1866-10-02

RuEAwAffuWe Wentold yesiara
day that horse fan oil ON Sunday,
with small hoy, and threw the boy
of ap4 than ran RYayvithf saddle,
which, being good rider, stuck TO its
place, Whether OF not the boy was
injured by tho fall We ala hos aaoer
tain, ''''
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1866-10-02

aINnnNla0E4IIl IFOONI NJ.

fs open day aud night, ana Tie public
ATE invited 30 visit u Masonic Hall, corner
Main aHd FIRST stfeatsl The room Is
eomtaftalaa fafnishadI ikhd w4H 5apnfTea
documents Union 'AiAh WIZ h9fae ana
bring theif friends, strangers viii be
specially welcomed, Music every night by
has Crescent CITY Bahd,
asHiffTBfE gnfliuoqdT
TnE Grand Amy Of the Republic
has important business Oh baud to-
eieh' ,A.gQlf!Ie9A ofigfR4PGA
II requested
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psy' Thsse was an crron or two in

Hs7 thpan was an errnr or tive an
our notice, yesterday, of tho Union
meeting held At George Damon's,
German Townahip, on Saturday night,
osnaod by defective information and
by the types getting on bender and
spellias wrongly The apcakors we're
Victor Bisdh, john \, Ilopklaa. Col.
Rheiplpder, Robert A. nill and
Oeepar 'nomhomclt, the first, third
and ilith,inethe German language, 4
Tho@ g.. JaQOsse and Col. Butter.
field were there, also, but BY the time
the other speakers iihiahei il wna too
late Cor Thorn 10 addroar tho pooplo
The Crescent City.Rand Was, OF course.
there, % cheer the crowd with music
The feeling was NSoellont amongst
our fricndA.s ,ss9# a,i,atA eni'4e..
aaifgH.zs@@s-- EsiJ
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1866-10-02
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srEe1Ar NOTICE.
BULLS CEDRON BITTERs.
Reaa m. E,f@uyst'sJstatemeaL

fIDnisvfJbEt KY, AprilO IAE3
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AYE derived from the use Of your CHdfon
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teen months einbtneihg the Pea Ridge
campaign nnd battle, I was discharged
rom the service and came homo 10 die.
llyhpepain, liver eofuplitint, aud general
debility were lust hirryibg mo 10 Tho
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80 make any use you Wish of this state
am, Respectfully, ~ .-l4W VI
tH 1867 Rl@nAitD EDWARDS. ta.
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funAe iNarALtArloN,- The of
oera elect Of Morning Star Lodge, No,
T. |, q, q, IT, will be publicly In.
stalled on Thuraday night next The
ceremonies will BIO interesting, aud all
arc invited
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como SOUTH.
KtneA 'lfrRg ltTlgA
Ohio aud Mississippi Railroad,
FhllM LYIMlnlMAH 80

FFfFEHf " w wv Y Fi1fa ffII WHHTf
Going rAsi, doing W.
Alelt lfftffrFui tfffHuffrftsf ~ . ~ HiFt -
Express i,u,i i,i,stuiuttmsihiM y n 4ia9 -
H6TfHh 10 FAsshR9hhs ron Hf L0Hta
Time ~ ihe u. and M II n. u0 aanne6iteH
fDf The Wesi isai9w Yiaae Nv i9ih Haftisgit
train Gn The y, aud q. Road fasseilgefs
faf lha abega points viii lay 9Yaf ~ was
aaHnHa I'll StiB a ~, neat day
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1866-10-02
sPECIAL NOTICES.

30 Madame Foy's Corset skirt supporter
Is an admirable arrangement which pre-
vents tlAllas Wlt9l eYqar AZ .sp nafiDg' from
htFigue, ~ q void, II Is, without ekeeDs
tt0n tho best invention fof the purposes
intended that bns yet been introduced. ~
may be bod y. f1liaY Y1Pay sPe faley
stores,
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1866-10-02

The tpllQwipg pgfsepH hage been
appointed, on the part Of the Union
League, TO act III members OF the
Rhllyfhg ana UballepGna Cohimittees
~ the election of Tuesday, October
9th, 1865 ~ aIItl <tp
'oa CHALLENGING coaAiTTEEs,' : Z
= tpper PreeinetwW VIM. II, Caldwell,
james II. McNcely, Blythe 1Iynes,
Albert Steinbaoh, james Taylor,
Fred K@hn. iits
Niddie P,ech.ot..-John Greek, VIM.
Holman, Christian Decker, Henry
Feldhaeker, SAMUEL Havlia, William
Green.
L0mer Preefuct Robert Horn
brook. Henry Huber, Alex, Simpson,
Christ Fans, Capt Philip Wassem,
Jacob Matbes, aa a.a
.s, 9df RABbYiAu COMMITTEES, nin
Uppey Pteeinef - Johns. McCorkle,
VIM Bedford, San. George limit,
Philip GooiTee. Ifli S6nson. William
Pruett, John, Berger, Reuben Hart,
John s. Hopkins, VIM. Dean, A. NJ.
MedHh, John +, Gloyer, WIN. Mills,
Charles Roddfng, DR.. T. Haas, Jacab
Wagner, Thomas Hopkins, j. Q.
Jewell, Philip llornbrook, H.. b.
Fould, .Abfahain : Gu6ibeftA, VIM. II.
French, Robert Hui, VIM s1brhcih-'
rich, CAPT Henry Scott Peter Happ,
George D. Bowen, Robert Barnes,
Capt. lit. Dexter, VIM, Ilunncll,
VIM. T. Iglehart, VIM y, Baker,
James q. Jones, james Davidson,
John II JNlorg Cherries Viele, SNms
Archer, David j Mackey, James D.
Riggs, II. X Wells, Isanc Keen,
Chanes Babeocks. j ~. Whittaker, j
- Jdquesh, Matthew Henniug, Capt.
VIM Reayis. j. Osborn, Joseph Sa-
.bcrton, Charles Uttredgo, William
Grange, Henry g. ,Gwathmey, and
VIM Bedford, IT, = ~ ''''f
q Middl9 Precinct Fred. w. Cook,
Horny Kramer, Adolph lImlsehor,
w. II. II. Hopkins, Ed. S. Cody,
Philip Euler, Jr, Jobn SehuborL
Abort Johann, Michael Becker,
Thomas Royston, Christian Kraft,
jacob Weintz, Fred, g Decker. John
Decker, II l., Danncttcll, Fred VAIN.
seidler, AAnson w Chute, James
Uric, Frank Green, Henry Cook, j..
=. Orr, John Stocks, w. Il. Baker,
Thos. II. Crist,u William Toamer,
Col John q. Grill, Jacob 9. Smith,
Charles klipghpferg Philip Hit,
Samuel Orr, Jacob sinzich Elias
Weber, j, A. Birkeubuseh Fred,
Straub, Capt, g. II. Allen, VIM,
Locwepthal, John w. Gruep, Ed.
l5urtis, John Cries, Potter Haboror,
Ajax. Burley, j. II, R@lker, Jacob
lfr@lieh, VIM Maitland, VIM. q.
Newctt, Robert skinner, VIM Saber.
ton, Geo. w. Henson, aud VIM, Paine.
trf'f I fe ftsilitH a Aa.f| n setaf.fNf
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4 Clul0aiYYr W.. VIVA abow,ul,

A CpulaAfYlr VS. were ahowll,
yeslernay, Tired fine, rips atfawber
rios, Of tho AgrIoulturist variety
large, Ripe and luscious loaklng. They
were Ia possession Of Prosecutor ben
nett, but we did not learn by whom
they we're grown,
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1866-10-02

na1a Remember the Union meeting
% .nightrat iFenfy X dhA.al peny
Township,
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1866-10-02
H 80 IL iIslIIalIIIXlap EpwAnpe.
A VOICE gaoM yIcKsauEad;; !,

"a lNhhbVlult Mitts Aut b,tgypt :.
DH. JOHN BuLfs@Denr Hiff am hhppy
% state % you that have used your yltlu-
able " Cadrob Jlittrrsn with great benent 10
myself, In general debility and proatrnti0n
Of my hyatem produced by tho unhruthy
and fninamntiv influence 81 the missinHippi
River around vicitsbufg, having been with
General Grants army through lth wholo
southern campaign confidently rs9ont~
mend It's use 10 AL persons who are OK
posed 10 unhealthy climates. $3.50.
Agent y. < s6nitary comrnis'don -
For sale by PETER NfEHLfNo, water
alfeot tmnyA
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1866-10-02

JuarloGs' CouRF Before Esqgyc
.Stineoa-A young gentleman NJ the
Washington House, nc dinner yeater-
day, took lesson on tho subject Of
corn bread in eontradislipetion to
corn dodgor, and paid bis teacher, n
waiter et the table, hyabox on the
side Of the head Justice Stpson was
appealed TO, aud decided that for his
obtuaeness aud want of discrimination
he should pay about 30 90 in tho
shaps Of 6ne and eoate. rather an
eSpena lye leasona w 00WW0D
Charl.w Bradley who has recently
figured no nowhat extensively in the
vatoualeoI'rtA - again in trouble, a
member of he fraiI siaterhood yestcr-
day hled 90. mpleint before Esquire
Stinaen, that Tho galleht Charles had
kicked hor IN rude and insolcnt
manner. A war rent waa issued and
the accused uas arrested, The ,fe-
male started out in u hack TO aubp@pa
her own Witnesses, y. I'D up 10 y late
Hour had filled to Areturn. Ii wsa
hinted by the officers tA al sho was im-
'bihing pretty freely Of tengle foot,
which would probably prev ont her rer
uirn
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A AuanrefloA Wawould huinllly

n EviFsbsfipa W9N9Hld HlgnhlK
suggest 10 the authorities about the
Ccmmog Council Chamber that If tho
glebea over the sas lights we're proper
ly cleaned up, that much better light
would be obtained, aud tbs glassware
would look altogether mGfe tidy aud
neat, nAi edBefal Gieaniise ontef tho
gas pipes leading into. he nlem, and
the brackets aud burners, would not
no any material injury we should
opiae, Lks i be tried ~ least,
LoYAL s.fNrpgRfAaRs We are
always glad 10 meet sensible ibeii ind
jpyl men from Kentucky or any 81
tbe Southern States, We had the
pleasure yesterday Of meeting Two gen
tlemea Of dis character, and listened
10 them With great interest fs thes fEa
plsibad lbqIf views, qnd fFpresFe
their hopp4 ADD PURPOSES Thesa men
afe educated, thinking men, aud msn
Of means, aud haYs been. fai1tful "a Tho
Government all1ths tiiue, Ono OF
stbelb bgey mn equity whore thq loyal
men are H. the majority This other
docs mob. They Say fhefe IL 16f ID day
arepsnts4it rebel among theleadefs "a
tho wbole spalh, that thesfebel feeling
,asNDfee now than IL was year ago by
100 pr cent They say that al thbif
hopes. AT tie hopes Of the Union
men Of the -Bnfli, depend ableiy upon
the Haetdss6 Of the Republican party
~ The Nqrllij Al obiailHdialia9 ag't
lllieois eleet Iheir HepQbliean State
tickets ~ ihhfeathd "mij5riiiAsn, tiisy
bayh sttopa hepss of rede0Wpg kee
tueky, The success 0flhe Republican
party Al the Aoftlil WillaneonRago ths
IAdydl men Of Kentucky the geqtl Dlpn
men e ofgggHa, thoroughly aud go
before The people There has been 30
real Union party ofgbnizad ad'lbat
State sinde the War The aIiobfoD
party last Fall was not the Union
party q,gFS nPggrek aPd, 4id p9t
attIpet fhe sympathy Of Che real Union
med - The UnIo6 last ol5 ,sthe. North
should respond 10 this appeal of the
truly loyal men of tho South, aud
make DIR vietdty 20 daqIsjye. kS 10
carry terror r. the, heqgls # thp eqe,,
mics, and JOY To the hearts, Of Tho
friends Of the Union and tho Govern
ment. .u. ,s..I,.....s,....,.t., ann
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1866-10-02

RnCoRnER's CouWr.,--- Their, % was
but ono case before Ills Honor, the
Recorder. yesterday, and that seaEia ed
nothing TO tho School Fund. II waA
amid ease 81 public indecea~y, ard
the fellow having no money, l,ad NOT
being worth his board in Jail. ''waa.
allowed % depart upon giving kis duo
bill for fne aud costs. saeb suia q
81 -. VI - !
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1866-10-02

.HH y
l!AaN l!uaeEaa,@ On Saturday
night tho inc barn Of silaa Doll Il
Brother, neAr Newhurg, was SGT on
hpe and t6taIly destroyed, Nth all fithl
eontents The intenaiafy was sus.
peoted and phfsued To was fund
at tho housG Of . lnan near NewbIrg,
and when his pursufera arrived he
was covered with persnHation from
his haste across The fields, aud bis
bouts and clothes were covered With
ffesh mud Ile confessed tho crime,
and excitement was 80 great that for
time IL was feared that he would he
aummarlly dealt with, but better
epuneils prevailed, A messenger WINS
dispatched 10 thia city 10 procure tho
assiatanev of Major Blythe llyhes to
prosecute him, The proof Of his
guilt Ia addition TO his own eonfcaa-
ION was overwhelming aud ho Was
bound over TO Court IN tho sun Of
$4,000. and In default went to jail,
The prisoner name Ii Salmsi There
was policy of ipsuronog'on the barn
for 5000, IN tho old Hartford lnsur.
anee Company, Of which DR., A. 9,
lIallook, h agent. I'VE did not learn
what the total loaa was estimated nc. .
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IMpORTANT TO WINE sICK.

IMPORTANT III TllE SILK.
We Invite the special attention OF our
eadera % Dr. EaAteriy's advertisements,
ghieh can be seen In our advertising col
mans. Ia IlAAtffly's. El1pily Meiielnas
are doaer8edly popuidr, hnv6 a rapid said.
Give general satisfaction, and are kept In
al tho principal drug-storea throughout
tho Western and Southern States. II will
% seen ttet Or. fluterfy does not recoin-
mend one medicine 20 cure an Diseases
but prepares remedy for each particular
diaoase, which can be relied upon TO cure.
mayiO s''"
(. So CoL0ATE's HONEY SOAP. This
celebrated Toilet Soap In such universal
amand, is made rom the CHOICEST mate
ala n mtLp and EMoJdiErr tn It's nature,
RAoHNsrhy senNrEp, and extromely
HNEficfAL ~ its action upon tho skin.
or. sale by druggista and fancy goods
halefs iHai .dl -. 81 aug2lly
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RaIiiieg. and challenging Commit.
uH tees.

The following pqys9pa hags been
appointed, on the part Of tho Union
League, TO act as members OF the
Rhllying ana ObAileuRin9 Comhittocs
az the election of Tuesday, October
9th. 1867 ~ IILLl- lllL
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-04-25
THE DAILY EMPIRE.
WASTED TIME.

Alone In the dark and silent night,
With the heavy thoughts OF a vanished year
When evil deeds come back to sight,
And good deeds rise with welcome cheer;
Alone with the spectres of the past,
That come with the old years dying chime,
There glooms one shadow dark and vast,
The shadow OF Wasted Time.
The chances Of happiness cast away,
The opportunities never sought,
The good resolves that every day
Have died in the impotence Of thought;
The slow advance and the backward step
In the rugged path we have striven 10 climb;
Whom we talk with Wasted Time
What are we nowY what had we been
Had we boarded Time as the Iniser's gold
Striving our need TO win,
Through the summers heat and the winter,
cold,
Shrinking from nouxht that the world could do
Fearing nought but the touch OF crime;
LabOring, struggling all seasons through,
And knowing no Wasted Time.
who shall recall the vanished years.
Who shall hold back the ebbing tide
That leaves us remorse, and shame and tears.
And washes away all things beside:
who shall give us the strength e'en now,
To leave forever this holiday rhyme,
To shake OF this sloth from heart and brow,
And battle with Wasted Timer
The years that pass come not again,
The things that die no life renew;
But e'en from the rust OF his cankering chain
golden truth Is glimmering through;
That 10 him who learns from errors past,
And tutns away with strength sublime,
And makes each year outtlo the last,
There is no Wasted Time.
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Rum REvrNUp-ofthe s9ll, ,129, $50 internal

RUM REvRNUR-Ofthe$ $2l1, ,129, $50 internal
revenue receipts for the year ending June
20, 1865, the largest income for any one item
ofmanufacture and production was the
$l0,000000 from distilled and fermented
liquors.
A MONSTER CHILD.-A woman living in
indianapolis, Ind, was recently delivered
of an infant weighing eigeteen pounds. 1t
is the largest birth on record, exceeding
any other heretofore reported by six ounces.
The cattle plague In Great Britain is de-
creasing. The cases have fallen from ID.
600 week TO 4,70. Over 10000 cattle
have been lost altogether since the COM
meucement of the disease.
In Richmond Ind, n man insured his
wife's life for $50,0O0. He then sent her
away, and having procured corpse which
resembled her, represented 1t to be that of
his wife, had funeral, and claimed the in
surance money. The fraud was for some
time undiscovered.
A young man named Joseph Bigham was
killed near Princeton, ILL., few days since
by being thrown from a mule and dragged
"A considerable distance, his feet having be-
come entangled in the harness.
Or. Ross baltimore. formerly Of Jeffcr-
sonville, was murdered at his residence
near Cave-in-Rock, ILL.,. a few nights ago
by robbers, who entered his house and shot
him down in the presence of his wife.
An American gentleman now in Europe
says that Mr.. Fillmore has recently written
to President johnson in the strongest term!
of commentator of his policy.
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-04-25

Performing Elephant, Tippo saib,
American PAnthers or Pumas, Young
Lion, three years old, Pair Royal
Bengal Tigers, HamAdFIas Baboons or
Lion SlAyeIs, RhAma- poor or Tiger
Bloodhounds, Spotted Axis Deer,
American Black Bears, Japanese
swine. eCalentta Lso pArda, 8. A. II
gers, Asiatie Spotted HyenAs, Ocalot
or Tiger Cats, African LionA. Asiatic
Liona, BfaEiIlihn Tige rs, African Ze-
bra, Sloth Bears, Pair Young Lions,
African LsOpards. Gray Wolves, Cen
net OF Civeg Cat, Red Foxes, Gray
Foxes. African Pelieans, American
Coons, African Jaekalls, Pair White
PsaeockS, African Silver Striped Hy-
enas, Cashmere Sheep, AaiAtic Nyl
ghaus, Persian Sheep, s. A. Powee,
Kankarooa, AbydniAn IbeK, New
Holland Ostrich, California Grizzly
doOstan Bears, Burmese or Sacred
Cattle, Zebu or On NundA, African
PoTeupines, Red and yellow Crested
CoekAt0os, Baboon or White Faced
Monkey, Pseaty or s. A, Wild Hogs,
-Four Horned PatagoniAn Sheep, AMI
Eater OF Coatimunda, Australian
Shell PArOquetts. African Ring Neck
Paroquetts,, King and Queen PsTo-
quetks, South Ainenean PhrOqnsttA
Lori 0randA on hinged paroquetta
Java HAFes, guinoa Pigs, White Rat
and Mice, Satin breasted PaToqnetta
Rocky Mountain Badgers, Parrots ant
Doves, American Fellow Deers, Mon
keys and Dogs, African Grey Parrots
Australian Rosellas. Lori Paroquetts
Chinese PaTOquotta. Rosa Coekatoos
Black Squirrels, A Aastralian CoekAtils
/ Silver PheasantS, Golden Pheasants,
American Eagles, Tampieo Parrots
Spanish MaeaWs, White Carrier Doves
| Also, the GREAT AUSTRALIAN
BIRD SHOW, containing almost ever
Imaginable variety ofths many color
cd Birds Of plumage, wrll be found Al
Interesting feature In this atnaetlv
| Exhibition,
Z Preceding the gorgeous procession
on its arrival into the place Of exhibi
| tion, may be seen tho COLOSSAL
GOLDEN CHARIOT, obtaining
v. s. KoPP's CELKnnArED CoRHE'
BAED.
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furSalt.
- VALUABLE
RE,AI. EST ATE
FOR SALE.

Th 7
d L HE UNDERSIGNED OFFER FOR
SALE TO the public upon REASON ABLET TERMS,
the following Real Estate situate in Montgomery
County, state of Ohioi fHl|
RANDOLPH TOWNSHIP.
The Gne farm ofJoseph NJ. Turner, situate in the
above township, containing one hundred and sixty
llG0 acres Of land, OF which orty.ve are cleared
This farm has '....HI
A NeaO House, a NclO Barn, Young
lH ''' orchard,
The fences In good order the timber all enclosed
and good water. The road nom SALEM to tho
CONVICTION PIKE runs along its northern boun-
Diary. 1t is more particularly described us follows
The north cast quarter of section 2S, township D.
range east. .r
ALSO, the following Real Estate situate in
CLAY TOWNSHIP.
Being the property OF Joseph NJ. 4 william Tur-
ner. containing hundred and seventy two acres
and 2lO0 uT2 12lD0l of an acre- This farm has GO
acres of cleared land: - .fTJr
A Good Large Barn; A Good House;
Fine Orchard, and VdteF; f,
And is wen Improved II lies south Of WEST
BALTIMORE, and Is within mile of the DAY
TON and UNION RAILROAD. .4rf
ALSO, the following house and lot situate In the
CITY OF DAYTON.
Lot 2,s0i; being the valuable improvements on
| the northeast corner of Elbow Lane and McIain
Street This house has seven large rooms and Ave
small onesi large stable, and plenty Of ground
JOSEPH NJ TURNER,
apr slwd&wtf WILLIAM TU RNER
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-04-25
ROAD NOTICE.

lNOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN THAT
on the Arst Monday ia May, 1868. a petition will
be presented To the Commissioners of Montgomery
county, asking change In the location Of the
County Road, leading from Liberty 10 Salem ia
which divides sections ~ and 80 in Madison town
ship, throughout the entire longth OF said sections
and to Yacate much of the said road MS al pres
lies in section ~ in said township north OF the
point where IL leaves said section line
apr 7-4tw A PETITIONER
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-04-25
FURNITURE REPAIRED.
NEW ESTABLlSHME MENT.
EDWARD KERR

w OULD RESPECTFULLY INFORM
the citizens of Dayton and vicinity, that he has
opened shop on Third Street next door tO Ben
net Nen h Co.'S. Stove Store, where he win repair
FURNITURE OF ALL KINDS,
Promptly and at short Notice.
Old Furniture Cleaned and Vanished, Chairs Re-
| Gained and all kinds Of Repairing done. All or
ders will he carefully and promptly attended TO,
and the lvertiser will call and do the work at res
licences where cleaning and vanishing is needed.
| ian 2l-dtf f.-T EDWARD KERR.