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The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-08-23
BY TELEGRAPH.
Wnshlnpton Mntters.
WAsnINoroN. Angnst 22.

WAsHINoToN, August ~.
The following appointments were made
by the President to-day; Alfred Kilgour,
United States District Attorney for lndi-
ana; j. Sidney Post of Indiana United
States Counsel for the port Of Trieste. A.
w. Thayor Of Mass, Consul ut Vienna
Thomas Gray. Naval officer mt San Fran
cisco; G.. w. Clark, Postmaster at Iowa
City.
Kn order Of the Secretary of War. di-
rocting the ProvOst-marshal-g general TO
turn over the affairs Of his Bureau to the
Acknowledgement on the 2Sth Inst, was
promulgated to-day.
Representatives Of the Democrats from
all the Northern States have called upon
the President within the past five days, aud
they unanimously concur in the recon-
mendation made by the New Hampshire
delegation TO the Philadelphia Convention
that Federal offices be bestowed upon con-
seryative Republicans only.
The Democrats do not ask for office, but
the removal of such ofcc-holdcrs ms OPP
pose the policy of the Administration or
abuse the President personally, and IL may
be added here that the Democrats arc not
Applying for prefcrmcnt, and rs yet none
have been appointed.
FoRrREss MONROE, August 81.
The greatly agltated questionable state
to remain In about the same doubtful posi-
tion rs ever Assistant Surgeon General
Crane, lately arrived here from Washing
ton, has had n private and very lengthy in
teryiew with the prisoner.
| Official information was received here
to-day that the United States steamer Ma
haska (cight guns) has left Pensacola for
TampicO, In accordance with instructions
founded on the Presidents proclamation
relative TO MaXimillan's paper blockade.
FEDERAL PRISONERS TURNED COUNTERFEIT
EI,s.
During the confinement of Col. Straight
and his companions In Libby Prison, some
of them. though indiilerentlv provided
with drawing materials, so well Initiated
United States notes IA TO find ready pur-
chasers among the rebels, in exchange foi
provisions.
One of these counterfeits was received
by the United States Treasurer to-day, thG
owner of 1t innocently supposing IL would
be- redeemed by that officer.
The receipts of Internal Revenue since
the LIST of July, are $520O0000.
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Wisfellanenas.
CHIPPEWA COAL AND COKE
ONCE, East Third st., opposite Xenia Depot,
DAYTON, OHIO.
SllERlFF'S SALE or A VALUABLE Il
MILL PROPERTY AT MIAMISBURG.
Adam shade



Adam Shade Superior Court
VS. Mont noincrV (ouul Ohio
Joseph TApscott ct all Case 3iit
IN pursuance of an order of sale issued in the
above case and 10 me directed. will offer at
public sale, at the door of the Court House In the
city Of Dayton, on
Saturday. august 25, 1866
AZ two O'Clock NJ, the following real estate to
wit Situate in the county of Montgomery, and
state OF Ohio and known and described Rs being
town one and range six NJ. RPS, beginning at the
northwest corner Of said section thirty-one (3ll
on the east bank OF the Great Miami river; thence
with the mcanderings thereof = f9 30 poles
poles 10 the " corner OF lot No. g. on iuct's ad-
dltiOn 10 the town of Miamishnrg; thence II
43ih . q 1879 poles tn the W corner of lot No 4:
thence 3t5a Q q ~ lG poles to the n W corner of
snld 10Y nos thence b5's q 10 poles to the cen
ter of the Miami turnpike; thence with the center
OF sAin pike as q 42f poles TO the edge of the
water in the Miami canal; thence with the margin
or said canal 0d gSl poles TO tho north line OF
section NO % thence s91S . 80 poles TO the
place OF beginning, containing eleven ncrcs and
l5I perches, more or less agrreably 10 the survey
made by w. G.. George, county surveyor of Mont
gomery county, Ohio, April 10, 1871
Aud also lots No. 3 and in philip IIueits addi-
tlon 70 the town of Miamisburg, Ohio.
SAID premises haze been appraised rs follows viz,
rhe II acres and l8l perches appraised at 5000
Lot No. appraised at ......,.,......-..... 100
Lot No. appraised at . .... ia
None can sell for less than two thirds the appraised
value.
ON the tract containing the eleven acres and 1877
porches Is the mill now being run by Joseph Tan
scott Ihe water power is one Of the very best on
the river. The 'iam has Just recently been re-
paired, and consequently is now In good condition
Ihefn ~ also on the premises tWO-ktOry brick
dwelling; The ground connected with the mill Ia
q. q. II. DAVIDSON sheriff
ADAM CRAY. ATTORNEY. iVatvts
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A SUCCESS, AT LAsr.-Dr. Blackburn, OF
Cincinnati, who some weeks since, under
took to "shunle Off this mortal coil" by
shooting three pistol bullets into his neck
face and head, causing terrible but, strange
to say, not mortal injuries has, at last, ac-
complished his desperate and deliberate
purpose. lie left home on Tuesday fore
noon, ostenslbly to visit a patient. A
search for him, induced by suspicion that
something was wrong, resulted in finding
his coat vest, hat and boots on the river
beach, at the foot of Fifth street. No doubt
he had drowned himself
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Telegraph Varieties.

DEATH OF GENERAL JAMES NAGLEE.
PoTrsvILLE PENN, August D.
General james Naglee, a hero of the Mex
lean and the late war, died this morning.
This closes the San Francisco young la
dy's case--a prosecution of the General for
breach Of n marriage promise, laying dam
ages at $l00,000!l
CHICAGO, August %.
f. Il. Wilson's machine-shop, on South
Clark street, and two adjacent buildings
were destroyed by fire last night. Loss
about $4,000; insured for $l5,00O.
Wiggins, Bradford & Co., who have been
for some time past getting up United
States Prize Concert ,have disappeared, and
the concern Is closed up. They have, it Is
stated, pocketed over $4,000 Virgins Is
reported to be In New York, engaged in
another lottery scheme.
a Philadelphia dispatch says Secretary
Stanton will not leave the Cabinet until he
has placed before Congress his final report
of the doings of his department during the
war. lie is greatly desirous OF covering up
some of his ugly tracks aud wicked deeds.
The President has directed pardon to
be made out for Chas. M. Conrad, of Louis
lana, a member of the Confederate Con-
gress. Mr. Conrad was Secretary of War
of the United States under the adminisira-
tion of President Fillmore.
WASHINGTON, August %.
There Is the official authority for denying
the statement that the Secretary of the
Treasury has given instructions that no
money shall be paid out of the Treasury
under the provision of the late apprOpri-
alton law for additional bounties TO soldiers.
As soon as the regulations governing the
payment shall be agreed upon by the Com
mission, they will be furnished TO the
Treasury Department; and not until then
will be presented for the decision of the
Secretary the question whether the law
carries with IL an appropriation for the
object specified.
The Internal Revenue receipts yesterday
amounted 10 $l,197,2St. Or. at the moder-
ate rate Of $i37, ,20S,GG0.
While the clerks OF the First National
Bank of st. Louis were eating lunch In the
cashiers room, on Tuesday, package Of
$4,000 was stolen from the desk by some
person unknown.
o. w. Dimmick's horse, "SIas Rich"
won race for $500 at the Cleveland Horse
Fair yesterday. Butler. Patchin, jr., aud
Dexter are 10 trot on Friday for purse of
81, 100.
TOLEDO, August %.
The Union Congressional Convention of
the Tenth District OF Ohio, in this city, to-
day re-nominated Hon. J. M. Ashley by ar
clamation. A series of Radical resolutions
were adopted.
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Cincinnati Markets.

CINCINNATI, August ~.
FLouR--Thc market is quiet. There was
n decline In New York, but IL did not affect
this market, Holders are firm, the rates
being for sound qualities of superfine. $40
Z 60; choice extra, 80 7561l0 90; family,
$40 5060ll 80. aud fancy, Sll 75Ml3. Sales
since our last of 100 brls. family at $40 40;
1000 do. do, at $40 20; and 30 do. do, at
S11 30.
WHARF.-THE market Is very firm with n
good demand at tull rates. No. I new red
Is selling at 81 1902 40; extra do. at 50 40
@2 l5, and. hill at ~ 80. New white is
scarce and generally held out of the
CoRN--A duh, dragging market, 5b@5Gc.
Is the quotations given for mixed shcllcd
and ear In bulk. White shclled IL held nc
GJc., and white ear at 5Sc. No demand In
sacks.
oArs-A dull market at 3sc. for No. ] old,
and 33@35c. for new, as the asking RATES.
Sales since our last of 900 bushels No. 2 Nt
83c.
RYE-A quiet market ut zoe. and soc. for
No. aud choice. 1900 bushels No. sold
since our last at Use.
GRocERIEs-The market rules unchang-
cd and steady, with fair demand Mt 300
Bic. for fair to choice Rio Coffee; l20l5c.
for raw sugaWs l7l6@1se. for hard refined,
and S06DgOc. for Porto Rico Molasscs
WnIsKY--A good demand at 30c. foi
bonded, and 81 20 duty paid.
SEED-Clovcr is but in limited demand and
prices are but little better than nominal
at "a 750S. Timothy duh and nominal
nc $5005 %. Flax Is IN good request from
the crushers at ~ 30 for prime Qualities (;
So can bc obtained only for fancy article.
New York Money Market.
New York, August %.
Money is more active and ilrmer at 5GoG
per cent
Sterling dull Mt l07@l0756.
Gold more active and ilrmcr, opening at
l472a, advancing to l4019, and closing at
l4711.
Government securities are without de-
cidcd change.
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PARIS, August 22-Evening. is said
that the Empress of Mexico has failed IN
her mission, Napoleon having, it is under
stood, refused to grant the assistance OF
French troops, prior to their evacuation OF
Mexico, to Quell the insurgents. In con
nection with this statement, the report Il
current, with some degree of credibility,
that the Emperor MaXimilian will soon re-
turn to Europe.
Napoleon had returned unexpectedly
from Vechy, and rumors of his serious ill-
ness had caused n sensation In financial cir
clpE
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Splendid Watch and Jewelry
Store!
Opening Tonight !

Our friend Kline, the popular Third street
Jeweler, has removed from his old quarters,
adjoining the Central Bank, TO the store re-
Gently occupied by Mcdaniel q Cook, on
Third street, q few doors east of Main. He
has fitted up his new place Of business in
elegant style, having expended large
amount Of money for that purpose. II Is
now one Of the most splendid and attrac-
tive business rooms not only in this city,
but the entire west. The room has been
newly papered and painted, and furnished
with an entire new set of fixtures, all put
up In the most elaborate and costly style.
The splendid showcases on the walls and
counters are filed with the finest speci-
mems of silver and plated ware, watches,
jewelry, &C., that have ever been exhibited
here. The stock is new, and comprises
every article that may be called for In this
line Of business. 1t Is the intention Of the
proprietor TO make his establishment all
that can be required by the wants OF an in
telligent and wealthy community like ours
He is one of our most energetic and enter
prising business men, and VIC have no doubt
his praiseworthy efforts will be rewarded
by liberal patronage ON the part Of the
public. They should be.
The store will be opened this evening foI
the reception of visitors. both ladies and
gentlemen, aud all are invited. The pro-
prietor will spare no efforts TO make the
visit pleasant to all who may favor him
with call.
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Cholera.

In Cincinnati there were but thirty-three
deaths reported yesterday, to six p. NJ
The disease is rapidly subsiding and bids
fair to soon cease ms an epidemic. The
Board of Health of that city deserve un-
bounded thanks from tho citizens for their
almost sleepless action in keeping up the
sanitary condition of the city.
In Chicago, ont the 22d, there were twenty
cases and twelve deaths. All the cases that
occur are not reported, and some three or
four physicians have been arrested and
fined for neglect of their duties in this re-
spect.
In st. Louis, ninety-four cases and fifty
five deaths, reported by the police; the
Board Of Health for some peculiar reason
keeping mum.
In Louisville, seven deaths.
In New York and Brooklyn, fifteen case,
and eight deaths.
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Mexican News,
NAV ORLNANs, Angnst 9.

NEw ORLEANS, August %.
The Rio Grande Courier of 10th and 18th
received, confirms the expulsion from Mat
amoras of the Governor Of Tamaulipas, by
General j. NJ. j. Caravajal, Of the garrison
Matamoras.
The new commandant at Matomoras
made two forced loans one on Saturday OF
$25.00O, and another on the Thursday fol-
towing of 100000.
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HORRIBLE MURDER AND SUIcrDE.--In the
township Of 0shtemo, Michigan, on Sunday
night, the 18Th instant, Mrs. Alexander
Rickard cut the throat of two of her chill
dren, wrote touching letters to her husband
and two surviving children, and then cut
her own throat, lying down and dying on
the same bed with the two children she had
murdered. The children, boy and girl
were aged respectively six and eight years
Two older ones, sleeping in an upper room.
were not disturbed, but in hor letters the
mother gave them pious and maternal adj
vice for their observance through life.
The poor woman alleged. in lengthy
letter to her husband, sleeping in the house
while the terrible tragedy was deliberately
being enacted. that she had devotedly
loved him but had lived without any re-
turn of his.
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SAD ACCIDENTAL little girl, the daugh-
ter of Mr.. Anton Rusham, who lives on
Third street, east of the canal. came TO her
death by most distressing accident on
Tuesday evening. Mr.. II. who is shoe
maker by trade, was making some repairs
to his shop, and removed a counter to the
outside, standing it up endwise against the
building. BY some means it was upset,
falling upon the little girl, who was play
ing about the door, crushing her to the
ground and making a deep and fatal wound
in her head. She lived but few minutes
after the accident. The child was about
four years old.
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7 WILL sell at Public Sale, on

Wednesday,, 10Th Of august. 4. y. 1866,
My Farm, situated one mile South OF Osborn and
one-hult mile West of Fairfield. in Mad River Val
ley, GTeene County, Ohio. This Farm consists of
100 81 100 acres, all wen improved. Two dwelling
Houses, Barn, Orchard, sc.
TEkhs.-One-third cash In hand on day Of sale
the residue 10 DO paid la two equal annual paw
ments deferred payments 20 bear Interest az The
rate OF six per cent and ~ he secured by mortgage
on the premises sold u. II. GREEN
August 8, 1866 -iSW8 OF Salem I'm
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FARM FOR SALE.

L WILL sell, az private sale. n small farm ,on-
tanning any acres About altucH acres are in
good timber. The balance Is wull improved.
fhere u good house and harm. and nne bearing
orchard The fences are an in excellent order.
aud there are two wells OF good water on the
premises The farm Is located ON tho Dayton and
western kAilroad, "A mile and half west OF ilig.
gins station. Call and eNamiur the farm
ausbwain ROBERT PEELING.
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gB- Watson, who murdered Capt. Menter,
(of Menter's famous Band In Newport Ky.
and who is to be hung one of these dismal
Fridays, was unmanaced on Sunday last
in the jail of that city, and baptized by
Rev'd Spilman, of the Baptist church, In
which faith the culprit expressed his full
belief; whercupon the Leader, of that city
says:
"Now, If this man has been pardoncd by
God, through the mediatons of the Church
and is to become n saint in Heaven, by
what consistency can the Church sanction
his execution on the 3lst inst? If he Is
now n good man In the sight of God, will
not his eXecutioners be held Us muideren
before the Great Tribunal in Heaven on
the Judgment day."
That's reserved question:
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A NAUGHTY HUsBAND.--A few days ago,
a romantic gentleman, of very slender pro-
portions, physically and financially, won for
his bride u lovely damsel, "fair, fat and
forty" who resided in the somewhat noted
little railroad town of Crestline. After the
nuptials he took his blushing bride to the
pretty city Of Fort Wayne. Arriving there,
he formed the acquaintance of several gay
and festive young men, and In order to
celebrate" properly he needed money, a
commodity of which he was unfortunately
entirely destitute, His newly found wife
was tolerably well supplied with the needed
article, several hundred dollars of which
she had carefully sewed mp in garment
which Is usually worn inside Of the "hoops.'
by some means or other, unknown To out
siders, he possessed himself Of flye hundred
dollars of the amount, and commenced
having particularly good time with his
friends. On discovering her loss, the bride
applied 10 the police court for assistance,
but at last accouts had failed to recover Che
missing greenbacks. Another painful IL
lustration of misplaced confidencel Il is
said that the fair bride win weigh at least
two hundred and fifty, avoirtlupois while
her delinquent spouse win scarcely draw
One-third of that figure.
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A Gard.

To the Committee and Congregation OF
st. John the Baptist Church." Tippe-
canoe:
The choir of this city, who visited Tip
pecanoe last sabbath, take this method to
acknowledge the kind and friendly treat
ment received at the hands of the above
named parties. The occasion will ever be
remembered by us as one of the most
pleasant of our lives. We hope always to
be able to respond to the friendly calls OF
our friends ut that place. TnE CnoR.
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az superintendent McLaren, Of the Gin
cinnat, Hamilton q Dayton road, gives
notice that until the tears Of the people in
the interior, of contagion from persons de-
ceased by cholera, have subsidized, this Com
pany will receive no dead bodies for traus-
portatlon over its railroad"
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AN APosTRoPHE-To Gen. Schenck, Rev
Thomas, Sumner and Stevens, Wade, &c:
Warriors, that ON their country's battle fields
Have never trOd
Priests OF u h0rrid faith, that homage yields
To nm cbon God
Statesmen, whose highest aim is TO bo
Successful knnvesl
Lovers of freedom who the black make free
And white men slaves
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Who Wants Bargains.

MARTIN BoMBERGER. REAL
ESTATE AGENT. DAYTON, ONO, has fnr sale
Twenty Houses and Lots ranging from 5000 10
Also six Farms-threo in Darke, two In Mont.
gonery aud one la Van Vert County
The undersigned can always be found az the
Ohio Insurance Onee, when not out on business
or at the Post Onicc corner.
Buys and sells property. Terms liberal
apr i2-u
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QuEsTIoN.-Why is it Schwarz sells so
many goodsp Because he sells the incest
made up, keeps always on hand large
stock Of custom made Clothing. and more
ESPECIALLY sells with a very small profit,
and asks no two prices, at us Main street,
sign of the Golden E-a-g-l-e.
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Taken Up.

A LARGE bay horse, sixteen hands high prob,
IA ably seyon years old, and in good condition
lilo was taken up on the night OF tho 18th inst on
Water street near Main. Pho owner Is requested
b. cali and prove property, a. Cathcarts Stable
Jefferson street. opposite Market. Aul6daAwt
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BEsT's FILTRRs-PRIcE REDUCED. lin or
der TO accommodate all classes who desire
TO have pure drinking water this warm
weather. IL. Best would announce that he
has reduced the price of his superior Filters
TO Sib. This will place them in the reach
OF all, and no family should be without
one jyl2dtf
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RIGHT.--Thrcc saloon-keepcrs who are
located in the Southwestern part Of the
city, were arrested aud brought before
Mayor Kcnncy, yesterday, on charge of
selling liquor TO minors. The charge being
established, the Mayor very properly fined
each of the offenders twelve dollars, There
is n stringent law against selling mtoxicat-
ing liquors to minors, and mon who are
base enough to do 1t for the sake Of putting
few cents In their till, should be made to
suffer the severest penalty known to the
law ~ 5e
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eB-Parents should call at II. Schwarz'
and secure good bargains IN Children's
Clothing, 1lS Main street, three doors south
of the Market House,
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INTERESTING TO MILLINERs.-A strange
article was picked up on the street near our
office, this morning,-a regular "what do
you call IT," Some thought 1t was boys
balloon, but 1t was finally concluded to be
an advance specimen of fall fashions for
ladies bonnets, sent by "carricr dove" and
dropped by the way. Milliners will please
take notice Call at the Office Of Esq. Kelly,
prove property, and pay charges.
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t%~ 81 50-Duck Linen Suits, Custom
made, can be had at the Eagle Clothing
Store, l1s Main Street, for 81 50-Coat,
Pants and Vest.
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Bounty INsTRUCTIoNs.--''It Ia stated that
Secretary McCulloch has instructed Second
Auditor French not to pay any boumties
authorized by Congress at its last session.
So saysa Washington special to the Gin
cinnatl Gazette. 1t is to be Inferred from
tliis, should such be the decision of the
Department, that although Congress, under
the whip and spur and confusion of expir-
ing last hours, did pass Bounty bill, yet
1t neglected to make any appropriation o.
money to carry 1t into effect. And If so,
we may also infer that members were so in
ten. In carrying their oVn $4,000 Bonus,
that they had no time left for 50 trining an
item for the soldicrl
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sastntss aIuttfts.
Docron
,ST1tTCLAND'S
TONIC.
DYSPEPSIA

rated preparation Of Roots and Herbs, with
and carminatives b. strengthen
che stomach and nervous system. IL Is a
certain remedy for Dyspepsia or lndiges-
tion, Nervousness, Loss OF Appetite, Acidi-
ty of the Stomach, Flatulency and Debility
IL Is not alcoholic, therefore particularly
suited for Weak, Nervous, and Dyspeptle
persons. For sale by all Druggists every
where at 81 per bottle.
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VANDALISM - We learn from Sheriff Dav-
idson that the fine locust tree which stood
in the Jail yard, on the corner of Main and
Sixth was sasoed down by some wicked
minded person or persons last night, at an
housstshen all honest people are in bed, or
should be. This was the only tree of any
SOFT on the premises. What motive
prompted this contemplate outrage, it is
difficult to Imagine. The perpetrator could
hardly have been instigatedb by malice to-
ward the Sheriff, for Che tree did not be-
long to him. It was one ofthose despicably
mean acts which can only be accounted
forby recognition of the old orthodox
doctrine of Total depravity."
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tE-Chlldren's Clothing ut first cost, Mt
the Eagle Clothing Store, lls Main street.
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MANUFACTURERS LABELS
Ia great variety at tho EMPIRE
steam job Rooms
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Tho COngressiona Convention
fHNfs Trafu Time.

It will be well for delegates and others,
who expect 10 attend the Democratic Con-
gressionai Convention, which viii meet at
Hamilton, on TUESDAY NIKE the 2sth,
especially those who start from Dayton
and points below, TO bear In mind that the
Z $50 train will he the proper one TO take.
NURSES WANTED.--The Board Of Health
desire to secure the services Of person co
take charge Of the Hospital, as soon as the
same is completed; also Of three experi-
enced nurses, who are willing TO attend
such patients rs may be sent TO the hospi-
tai. Liberal compensation will be allowed.
Apply to b. +. Wait, No. 2id East Fifth
street. 15dlw