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Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1866-02-05
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70 DEPARTMENT.:
On the second floor Of our whole
sale house, and attached to it, is
room expressly, devoted to House
Furnishing Goods in general viz
VELVET CARPETS, p ml
Brussels Carpets,
Three-Ply Carpets, g ga1s
Superfine Carpets, q pa
Medium Carpets, g -,
Ingram Carpets, ia = -
Cottage Carpets,
Listirg Carpets, 5 "a M i
Rag Carpets, - - - 61i
HEMP CARPETS, m 81 10
Manila Mating, sm e -
Cocoa Mating; %
Straw Mating, 4 50 20
Velvet Rugs, me0 sai2 =
Brussels Rugs, 5as
Oil Cloth Rugs, psF
Velvet Mats, 'ass - y
Cocoa Mats. ~ Ma
Adelaid Mats, ~ q G
Rubber Mats .sssis o. @ n
Window Shades, " 9 y
Window Fixtures, n
French Furniture Prints,
SILK DAMASK, Soc per yard
IS cheaper than the retail
price in New York or Gin
cinnati. .s sSE
Wool Damask, ia arl
% Worsted Damask,
Piano Covers,
~ Table Covers, -
I Bed Blankets, ~ sssi ~.
Picture cordSeiAs ~ saa
Picture Tassels, a1
Seal Skin Lap Robes,
Stair Rods and fixtures,
Stair Linen and Oil Cloth, +
/ Gilt Cornices,
Carpet Tacks, as 7f
Lace Curtains, o.
! Table Linens, &C., &c.
Floor Oil cloths, from IS
inches to 10 feet wide. siss
|unaa1s ,gsnc@ has aw si4
No. 10 First ST.,
yAQUEss. FRENCH q co.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1866-02-05

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Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1866-02-05

- y 0EFAN : EWKE
sih On the second floor Of our whole
sale house. and attached to it, is a
room expressly devoted to House
Furnishing Goods in general, viz
nrTu RFF FtApn TuTsz -
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1866-02-05

lErcm the New Albany Commercial, Jan. 81
Almost q Duel..KierOlf and Galtpe.
tPe--A Large Amount OF Sm0ke.-A
Few Names. Nothing.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1866-02-05
MOST PERFECT 0RaANs KNOWN.

Then, In flneness Of workmanship, faish Of 90.
zion, and case, they excel ali others. The great
improvements and superiority Of tone and work
manship OF the eF p1H1
St. Mary's gazette., 1866-06-14
Arctic Refrigerator.
Sandford's Patent Self Y entila-
ting and Purifying.
fTyHF best anI most conveniently con

rNHE best anil moSt conveniently con-
/ structed article tar cooling and pcrserv-
ing Meats, Milk, butter. Ffnit, Wines. &c.
All the compartments arc gn.cautcei dry
nd consequently free from mould, mniSiurc
and imnure odor, and will keep the yiauds
p,aced in them in better and harder condi-
ton than any other Refrigerator now before
the public.
The improvements recently aadfd-by
,rb;oh q ~rrat saving IF ic.: has been obtain
% more frisi,i air prs'uced and durability
en;.ctei-certanly places them far IN advance
Of ANYTHING ever offered tor public patron
The shelves of the ARCTIC are open
work to allow the free circulation OF the air
Down alout the sides of vessels articles
unon the shelves, TINS entirely surround
mo them with moving currents OF cold
lar.
front and top. with lock and key to each-be-
;nr made on: Of seasoned lumber in the very
hest manner and handsomely grainc'i-makes
desirable piece OF furniture Tor dinih@
room. and have q water jar from when per
factv cold water can be had at all tunes
without additional ice.
For sale only in this city by
CORTLAN & CO.,
Nos. 2l6 and 2lo Baltimore Street,
Manufacturers and owners of Iatent,
Chest and Upright TORS OF
other kinds.
WAFER o)L ERS i, grer. rariety
pgTEyT WlTER PITCHERS,
p8TEN7 ICE CREAM FREEZERs.
ICE PICKS and M.iLLETA Sc, &C.
may II. lo66-3m-
St. Mary's gazette., 1866-06-14
PIT. Oh 1RDNT NECK,
300 acres,

more or less
tt bns comfortable DWELLING
House, two fine Barns and all necrssa
ry out-buldings upon it. Ii is we'll IN
proved. in a high state of cultivation and
| IS one of finest Tobacco growing es tates
in Southern Maryland. 1t is we'll fenced
and watered, is located in pleasant and
remarkably healthy neighborhood and
within four or FIVE miles of the village OF
Charlotte HALL The Patuxent steamers
stop within half mile of this estate, and
OYSTERS, Fish and Wild Fowl abound IN
the adjacent waters, 1t adjoins the fne
estates ofJohn II Thomas and DR.. James
r. Thomas and was originally attached to
the Trent Hall estate.
Terms of Sale, as prescribed by the De
cree. are: One half of the purchase mo-
ney in cash on the day of sale-the resi-,
due in two equal instruments, at one and
two years credit, the deferred payments 10
be secured by the bonds of the purchaser
with security to be approved by the Irus-
tee, and to bear interest from tho day Of
sale
When all the purchase money shall b:
paid, the Trustee will execute dcco
to the purchaser, free, clear and dlschars
cd from the claims of the parties to thl'
suit and of those claiming under them.
i. STONE,
Trustee.
Nav l.. 1S66-ts
St. Mary's gazette., 1866-06-14

GRAIN CRADLES
Scythcs and Snatl. = :
Whets,ones aud Rifles:
Wheel Horse It1kcs
IIaS Presses Wire Teeth Cleaners
Cider Mills Bramblc Scythe Hooks
Horse Hay Forks; Hay Kakes
lIaud Rakts, Hay Knives
lay aud Manure Forks Corn Knives !:
THE AMERICAN HAY KNIFE. aud
HORSE FORK COMBINED;
PRICE ST. tie
great invention Of the time
IT Is THE SIMPLEST. CHEAPEST
AND MOST EFFECTIVE M
PLENENT FOR
HAYM MAkEkS known
]. 2. BARrHOLOW & CO.
Agricultural Implements,
Seeds aud Fertilizers.
- king II Alexandra, W.
5,,S 7th 81. VA hngtou, i {
Nay 3, 1860 6a
St. Mary's gazette., 1866-06-14
RATIFICATION NOTICE.
Wu, IT, Goodwin s others.
v,
PriScilia Greenweli. lane Joy & Others.

~In the Grcuit Cnnrt fer St Mary's County
sit,iu., is I Court of Egnity.
No. s. y. EgHifv.
E(Y virtue Of authority vested in me. IS
- Clerk at the Circui; Court tor St Nv
rvs County, hy the Cole of r,.bic Generat
Laws" nfth'< STAFF. it iShe.ehy ordered that tho
Auditors Report flel in this case be
ratified ana confirmed. unless cause
to the contrary ba shown on or before tha
third Monday Of June next; provided.
copy of this order te in>crte,, in the saint
Marv's Gazette, once a week for three sue
cesSive weeks prior 10 tho third Mon,.ay OF
June next.
JNO. 4. Ca MAILER, Crk.
True copy-'rest:
JNO. \. CAVALIER, Ck.
May a. ls66-3w.
St. Mary's gazette., 1866-06-14
PROFESSIONAL NOTICE

nP wN WOODWARD has located at
- FISHING POINT near Mlistous Land
- and respe. fully Offers HIS riofssaional ser.
.,:-es = th- pai''f
ma, both l6Go-tt q
St. Mary's gazette., 1866-06-14
REAPERS g. MOWERS,
FOR TIE II NRFEST OF
1866.

oooe
j. p. BARTHOLCW g. co
No y klIG Srsssr. ALEXANDRIA. Va.
NJ. SIS SEVENTH Sr WA>utSaroN, u. G.
woull advise thei. customers and the pub
lie that they ,,are sole Agents for tn
following Machines:
The "Bnckeyc' Reapcrs and
Mowers,
Woods Rcapcrs & Mowers,
Balls Reapers < Mowers.
Hubbard Reapers s. Mowers,
COMPRISING
SELF-RAKERS, HAND-RAkERS and
DROPPERS,
with absolute and exclusive control of
them in the following terrisory-viz:
.4Lroat1ria, VI, the District of Coun
bin. and the following counties of Virginia:
Fuirt;tr, Iondopn. Prince William, faa-
q"ier, RappaI,annock, Cnlpepper Stet-
ford, .>patsTvuntu, kinq Ge"rgc.
Wcstmorel,nd, Riichnond,
Northumberland, Lun
caster, Orange
and M,dison
These Machines, 81 long and favorably
known in Virginia aud Maryland, and all
over the country. are offered this season
much improrec2 and ut reduced prices.
On the merits Of these celebrated ma
chimes, it is useless to Comment They
are to we'll known over the whole country
to need any remarks with regarl to their
superiority. Their success is with yut par
allcl.
In their present improved condition, We
NTEE THEN TIE BEST
MACHINES ~ TIE WORLD.
We have ample data and testimony to
establish this assertion, and will furnish II
on application.
We have practically and calfully exam :
ined all the merits Of the tirst-class Reap
ers and Movers eff red 10 the public and
have selected from the many he MachineS ;
above mentioned, and are prepared to de-
monstratc their
SUPERIORITY OVER ALL OTHERS.
4 Warranty Giren ,cih each Mtch'"e
Eg- The "BUCkEYES" are of the
Ohio pattcrn-the Great Original Ntcht"e
Nor the Machine manufactured at Bal
tmore.
St. Mary's gazette., 1866-06-14
Professional Notice.

TEVHE subscriber respectfully tenders
r his professional services to the people
of St. Mary's. He cal always be found
at his residence in Leonard Town district
uhe residence OF the late James $. Edelen)
unless when professionally engaged.
PHILIP Il. EDELEN,
M d.
May Gath. 1S66-6m.
St. Mary's gazette., 1866-06-14
.NOTICE or DITUEND.

an application OF " 5. Hammet', Ad.
ministrator Of Allen burgess, late 4
SAINT Mary's county deceased it is ordered
hy the Court. that the said Administrator no.
tify the creditors, Of The sail deceased tn fls
fh,lr claims against SAID deceased in the office
i the Register Of Wills for Saint Marya
county on or bcfpr" the 18th day Of August
1860. for dividend. aud that this order be
puhlished once i wcek4ln each week until the
said 18th day Of August next.
Test,
JAMES F. Nj. RAIEY.
Register Of Wills
for st. Mary's County.
May, 10th. l865-td
St. Mary's gazette., 1866-06-14
AI.IST OF LICENSES

Granted bv the Clerk of Circuit Court for Saint Mary
County to Traders Ordinary Keepers anu otn
ers under the provisions Of the '6tn Article
of the Code of Public General Laws ana
the Act of Assembly passed March
lOth 1862, Chapter els, tor
the current year. begin
ming May lst, 1866
St. Mary's gazette., 1866-06-14
NAME r..
NAME. PLACEfoF BUSINESS. CAPT.
TRADERS LICENSE
1866

~ ~
Ma, lat. John CrulkshankS;
same for spiri,uous liquors
James a Mcrryman & Daniel Spaidihg
same for spirtuous liquors
E.lmuud J Plowdcn.
same for spirtuous liquors
Edward Tubman,
same for splrltuous liquors
Levin J Sothoron,
same for sprltuous liquors
John I Balenger
same for sp ritnons liquors
G. & Spal,lins s. { McCuiiy,
same for spirituous liquors
Charles Bowling,
same for splrituous liquors
.1ohn K uammc.t & Il b ilammett,
same for splrituous liquors
Henry S & Edward ) HALEY,
same Tor spirituous liquors
: Jas + Abel,
same for spirituous liquors .
John 5 Edwards,
same for spirtuous liquors
Thos 4 Drury & VIM Ii Taylor,
same for splrtuous liquors
w W Brady K tIkanah Edwards.
same for splrtuous liquors
@paym A Loker i Ii Dorsey s Z } Norris,
same for SplTituouS liquors
BENJAMIN Dawson " JAS + Wathen,
same for splrl.uous liquors
j Z Bond,
same for spirltuous liquors
James Scoteld,
same for spiritnous liquors
Francis Golosborough,
same for sllrlluous liquors
Vim 3 Bean, re Mckay " } I Mckay.
same for splri'uoua Equors
Henry Tubman,
same for spirituous liquors
Samuel Richardson,
same for spiutuons liquors
Biscot Adams y James Adams,
same fer spirItuous liquors
Lewis f Combs.
same for spirtuous liquors
jas B Thomas 4 Joseph y hooker,
same for srirituous liquors
Thomas u MntlinBlcy,
same for spirluous l'lnors
James A Wise,
same for sIlrituous liquors
Thomas Q Spencer,
same tol splrltuous liquors
JAS } Cough \ B y Jamlson-
same Tor spirituous liquors
ThcophiIus Harrison.
Z + Spalding
same for spiriuous liquors
John Mills y Joseph Nealo,
John A Garner & Edward Tubman,
same for spirtuous liquors
Michael Cohnelly,
Jno Herbert & VIM + Leach,
same for splrituous liquors
George X Garner,
same for sprltuons liquors
Thomas J Tippctt.
samc for splntuous liquors
Joseph Mllhurn,
i same for sprituous liquors
George II Morgan,
same for sprituous liquors
Leonard Alvey,
same for spirltuous liquors
A Tennison X " Forrest.
same for spirtuous liquors
A c Tcnnison \ Richard T. Langley.
same for spirltuous liquors
'ohn Courtney,
-, , ,,smc Tor splrtuous liquors
same for si.;.uo,,s liquors
May 81. James n Carbo.-x
same for spirtuous liquv.s
May 4th. VIM llammct,,
same for spirtuous liquors
JAS I Parsons & JAS q Spading,
Aay Sth John J Allstan.
same for spirituous liquors
Wm + Hooper,
came for sprituQus liquors
Geo w l. BuckIer.
same for spirituous liquors
Il j Marshall,
same Tor spirtuous liquors
Marshall & Vim r JArshall.
same for spirtuous liquors
Bscoc Chcscl,linc,
same for spirituous liquors
VIM Scott.
same for spirituous liquors
Nay 9th, S Thompson.
same for spirituous liquors
John Il Shields
same Tor spirituous liquors
VIM Stewart X Ed Thompson,
same Tor Splrltuaus liquors
Nay lith. VIM Abvll.
same tor -Splriiuuus liquors
John 5 Keeling Il Isaac See.
same Tor splrituouS liquors
Ordinary Licenses,
Nay lst. W J Moore,
John + Fenwck,
William Mitchell,
Oyster House Licenses.
Nay lst. Edmund j rl6w,lcn,
Ihos I nrury Il VIM II TAYLOR.
W " Brady n Elkanah Edwards.
John { Mills X Joseph I Neale,
Milliners' Licenses.
My list, Josephine Smoot
Martha VI UavJn
St. Mary's gazette., 1866-06-14

GF We have, in connection with our
warehouses, a MACHINE SHOP, where
we have on hand constantly full sup
ply of
Extras and Rcpa lrS
for these machines, aud where experienced
machinists are employed to repair them
For machines purchased Of US, Extras
and Repairs can be furnished at any time
hereafter advantage offered to farm
ers worthy Of their attention. as great DIS,
appointment aud loss arc often occasaoned
by failure to obtain these articles prompt
ly when needed.
Our Machine Shop was established III
1857, and we have, since that time, con-
stan,ly kept on hand EXTRAS AND
REPAIRS for all Machinery sold by Us,
and we offer the farmer the guaranty that.
at any time hereafter. he cah get any part
of any machinc he may have purchased
from us, promptly aud without delay
C.t,doqucs ofMe uboyc M,rhjnes noto Tea
Iy for DiAribrion.
Dealers in tho above named territory
can only be supplied through US, and to
them we offer these machines on factory
terms
Parties advertising rs sole agents for the
State of Virginia, for either OF the above
mentioned machines, dn 50 without war
rant or authority. Dealers III the terrific
ry named will be pleased to observe this
j. Z. RARTllOI,OW Il CO.,
Dealers in Agricultural Implements,
Seeds and Fertilizers,
55S Seventh Street, Washington. D. G.
25 King Street, Alcxandria, Va.
May 3rd, 1S66-Gw.
St. Mary's gazette., 1866-06-14
24l acres,

more or less
It lies near the Patuxcnt River. is located
in a pleasant and healthy neishborhood
and is in fair state of cultivation and i'm
provement. lis soil is we'll adapted to
the growth of the staple products of this
section of the State, and with a small out
Law. this land could ho converted into one
of the finest estates in Southern Mary
land.
Terms of Sale. as prescribed by the
Decree, are CASH.
When all the purchase money shall be
pa,:, the Trustees will execute deed to
the purchaser. free, clear and discharged
FROM all claims of the parties to this suit,
and of those claiming under them.
+. STONE,
II FORD,
Trustees.
May Il, lS66-ts.
St. Mary's gazette., 1866-06-14
PT.FENV|CKS MANOR.

This land is located in the patuxent Dis
trct. has comfortable DIV ELllNG
HOUSE and good out-houscs upon It, aud
contains
St. Mary's gazette., 1866-06-14
TUESDAY, the 10th day OF
June next,

between the hours of 10 o'clock, a. m.'
and 5 o'clock, p, m, the following prop
crty, to wit,
One tract or parcel of land, lying and
being in Saint Mary's county, State OF Ma
ryland, known as the land Of which John
Simms died seized and possessed, and
called
St. Mary's gazette., 1866-06-14

OF BUSINESS. CAPITAL.
- AAoAA
reen'ille, iooo soo
Fairyain, loOo
500
'o"o'" :" A" 5oo
fiehoship' s0o
MeehaEicsyille. 1000
0
Chaptico. COCO
St. Mary's gazette., 1866-06-14
L rustees' Sale
OF VALUABLE
RIAL ESTATE,

DY. virtue Of a decree of tho Circuit
- Court for Saint Mary's county, sitting
as Court of Equity, passed in a cause IN
which Luke w & Hut hips is Complainant,
and John Saxton and others are Dcfen
dants, and bearing date of the BIRD day
of November, lS65. the undersigned, az
Trustees, will offer at public sale at the
Court House door in Lconardtown. on
St. Mary's gazette., 1866-06-14

May l., 1SG6-ts.
St. Mary's gazette., 1866-06-14

June next,
at tho Court House door in I.conardtown.
between tho hours of 10 O'Clock, a.. m.
and $ clock. p m, will expose topub
lie auction the above described real estate.
so seized and taken in execution. to the
highest bidder for cash--'o satisfy said
debt, interest and costs now duo aud 10 be-
come due thereon
THOS. l.. DAVIS.
Late Sheriff.
Nav 81 1S66-ts
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1866-09-26

1efretar Daeilcn nee9ela6en ; aud kliet, In
Mnlebung bes esltrieen WiOrtimer fam man
lngen ; gum Slid, bic anltGbiee Gcene Mlors
timers nit Der SSntein Maria i'm 3ten Nfte
meg.
Man9el an Qagerbter IN unD
Bet ewOorE Die g~elttieen beutl6en
Ng. Blatter Ia9sn; gGer oa petB, in mte in
niaem 3ulammenban9 bier baS Qagerbier nit
Der WoIttif Qebraht miro, fam ermelen, bag
e5 nt6t eletdSulttg 1T, iuenn plGbltd nabe Dor
Der erpBeu pOlittiden Champagne bic 2aeer>
bierporr0tbe au8geben. 81 na9 benz @rlab
pes McetesefBes int Npril b. s, bic 8rauer
in 6inG9t aut bic pabrI6etnli6e 8errinee~
runa be8 Son luntS tpeni9er 8ter 9ebraut poer
OBJ in MuSi6t auf ba5 appeaatton8eerthtlt6e
@rfenntnib mcbr Qager6ter ais gepS61li6
conlumtrt trOrpen = aeaa9 Der gorratb BET
ben 8rauern gebt auf BITE Nsige, Sn @tt<
liamSburg feblte oOr9eltrn Oas 9epubnte qab.
Ial tn mebreren WirtbI9aften; lie 1uAten 3ipar
nit lo9enanntem uS6enfbier" auS3u9elfen,
aber bie5 fpnnte bic &unoen niht befrteDtgen,
unb es 1T baber nt6t gu %ssrtpunpern, bub in
bGbern unb nteoern 8terfretlen cine u0abs
rune" berr19t, welne cine e0qtse umpalsun9
berbet3ufG6ren brpbt. S6pn fnb In Gulge
bes @enuIeS bon 59eutbter mebrere Mdsen
fur6tbar rsbeli16 sepcrben uno etnt9e Der
geIunoeI fen unb auf breitelter 0runpla0e rus
benben GOnfttuttcnen betnOen i6 tn Oefabr,
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1866-09-26
Ser geiiern crfnlgte Inn Wlr. 6eurb
MeD's.

0eiteru Moreen itarb bier Ur. 6enrp
Map i'm 6auIe Isine5 S6wagers Or. Wtls
IN Wabilcn Nbenue, bet Dem er ltA auf Be-
fuA tsfanO, an elmer Maeeu.G %nt5uncung.
Nr. WaY par frnber elmer Der auSge5et6'
netften Mo1Utatsn MarYlanps anb nei9te fd
in letner frIbern pUliti19en Gdrrtere Der Gret-
bpnen<D emptratie gu. Sn observation-disclosures.
Champagne ron 1860 9telt or AZ Doualne.
8eim Wu&bruAe Der Jtsbeutcn trar er be,
btnater ODER pnlerpatiper l~lntOnil uuD trai
lit 6tefer GigenI6aft BET Der auserorpentliAen
GunoreBwabl TIM CONNER 1861 ais 0ssen-
Genbibat gegen ben unbeOtnsten lluiOnilten
5enrY @tnter Darts auf naGoem ct lhOr
etnmal lit cinem fratern GOn9reb, ebe 6enrs
Winter Davis feline gldn3enpe Gpnsreblanf'
balm besann, ben Ubsrn GDstl unIrer Stooi
tm Gpnersb pertretsn Bate. Wefdnntltd
lfsste SIR. Map I'm Sommer 1861 uber Win'
ter OabiS uno uabnt 70 In Der bamaltgen bon
9ineeln beruIenen uuBercroentliGen tuie tn Der
naGtertgsm Drbentlt9en gunereBleiFcn letnen
@ts Elm. Gas Nuftreten beS SIR. Neap geaen
bte l1ntcnsrf9ierune e%efoltete iia nun thinner
fsinciatger, je etsr9iiGer 0tncUln naa unp
Is 9s9en Die Gebeltun etnIdrttt; unb es III
Elm @unoer, bab feline pOltttl6e Gar
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1866-09-26
Or. Ghuarh WiR.

frii6er tn Baltimore uno Dor einigen Mlona-
ten lsines Q. st. Gonlul=@ofen5 in 8otters
BAN entbober, lebt jebt tptebsr rte CUR 3ett
Der 48er uno 49er 8eme9ung alS Sournaitlt
in Berlin. Gr reptsirt bic usue Nefcrm,
naA ben bstannten Experimentation unp
3u1leih mt1htsoen liberalen @runSloben
MrnplD Nuae'S.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1866-09-26

rtere In Der eamalteen 8rtsessett in elmer fc@
oenonnten vuGrbli6en Battas" enpete.
DpA warp er balp ,pteoer fret9elalisn, ipteltc
ober BON pa an In Der Senentltftett telne
Rpue mebr. Sn ben lebten Sabren bate er
eiuen Mobnlib I'M Slpen Marplanps
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-08-03
Aew AavertisemeMts.
Valuable Farm for Sale.

ONE of the most valuable farms in Ohio is Of
~ fered for sale. 1t contains one hundred and
nity acfes'of land, OF the best quality, one hun
dred and twelve of which is improved and IN 4
nigh state of cultivation-the balance is IN good
running through the entire farm; mill and saw
mill adjoining it, and tairoad station on each
stde OF u. There is on the premises a new frame
house WAN ton rooms and double cellar; also. a
good barn and all other necessary out buildings.
Also, large apple orchard in full bearing az
present Possession given to suit the purchaser
Any person desiring to purchase can ascertain
the terms and all further information by calling
on Apraham Moler residing on the Morse farm,
near Dayton. au9d2wSm
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-08-03

E3 The Cincinnati Commercial shows
very clearly chat the recent action of the
House on the neutrality laws was all "a
farce gotten up for political purposes and
to amuse theiFepians. Readit. .S,u.N %,
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-08-03

EB-We notice that Mr.. VALLANDIGHAM
spoke to a large and enthusiastic meeting
at Frankfort, yesterday, He speaks twies
tO-day-in Louisville tonight; and at
Eminence this afternoon.
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-08-03

tB- An abolition paper speaks enthusiast
tically and hopefully of binding the Radi-
cal disunion party firmly together with
shocks Of steel" A good deal of shook
ingf and stealing" has been going on in
that party for some years, and they may
be considered as already pretty well bound
-rby hecohesiye power Of public plumber.
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-08-03

THE eo-pArtnership heretofore existing under
J. tho style and Arm name Of Men. ilSenr n 4 *
was dissolved on the 10th inst. Nen Is BE nnet bnyl
ing purchased the interest OF Mr.! Eels Icitb,,r
partner will use the name Of the firm IN Hanidoi
ton, ~ HENRY lNpMF M - 4 'lui'''''-
jyi7dawtf MARCUS FsIIs,f' n ~
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-08-03

Gs Among the delegates to the Philadel--
phia Convention are CHAUNcEY BURR,
JAMES W.WALI, HENRY CLAY DEAN, FER-
NANDo WooD and THOMAS HENpRIcks, ot
Indiana. t..U... ..rr.q ....ft,..t. .
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-08-03

EEThere has been some casing aRpu'
breaking up the Philadelphia Convention
by force. Go ahead-snd see who VIII
come out ahead.
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-08-03
The Issne Fnirly Male.

Inc issue Is now fairly rendered by the
Republicans Of this district77SAqE aiggers
cote or notP ,...,i . -.i.,.,t .i.. ID
ScITENCK says YES. 80.
Conservative men say no.
'.. LI..l- ----L---s. -441----- IttHll.. Il.
t5- ALEXANDER II. STEPHENS, has writ
ten aletter, dated July %, in which he ans
nounces his intention TO attend the Phila-
delphia Convention, if his health permits.
In this letter he says: ''NO man can more
cordially approve and indorse the objects
of that convention than mYself-yet, from
considerations of expediency, doubted
the propriety of my taking part in it, Per-
sonal interests have no influence with me
whatever. Had | been governed by per-
sonal feelings should have had nothing to
do with the late troubles further than en-
tering my protest against them, SO thai
while it would seem that my present efforts
are tending to a result in which ] hays
more or less personal interest-my admis
sion as Senator into Congress--yet as.
sure You l never expect nor intend to hole
that position long, even if the seat il
! awarded me-" .eHttuuht tt
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-08-03

q EB-The soldiers Of Pennsylvania are
holding meetings In nearly every county
endorsing the President aud supporting
CLYMKR for Governor They have no idea
of being led up to tho nauseous doctrine OF
negro equality. sutss,' ,a t3 a.,S,. y '''
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-08-03

~ -ScHEScE, having agreed to serve the
peopleof this district in Congress for $4,000
a year, voted himself $4,000 extra over
and above his contraet-having the power
to do soa His vote carried the bill. Modest
fellow! 800 for three years fighting, and
$4,000 for two years gassing! Agood pro-
portion. Oh, great Statesman! The jour
sdl thinks his services Indispensable to the
country in CongFessl No doubt he is in
dispensable to the tariff men who can ss-
cure his vote contrary to the interests oi
his constituents. How do they do itP The
inquiry is pertinent.
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-08-03
Removal.

NEFF ~ BENNETT, Manufacturers ahd Whole
IN sale aud Retail dealers in Stoves, Hollow.
ware &C. have removed their SaegfoOA ffSfa 500
Third street. 10 the rooms formed y occupied IN
brown Irwin, Oa the corner Of Fist street and
the canal, where they will be pleased 10 see their
friends and all who may bo In want OF lrRt-elass,
Cooking and Heating Stoves