The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-07-27
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For the common mass" 10 vote. .a
For Bickham in his organ, lall q
.., Has given forth the bugle note D ni
The common mass must acquiescg IN
What tho nabobs Of the town
Shall deem 70 be their interest Hlf
For them to swallow down
True, these nabobs did disrranchisc yoh-
Shared you Of your ncentright-
Amt now propose 10 &c you
10 Bickham's Abolition kite
Boo You farmers, then. take notice
That the lords Of looms and tapes, ..i
win relieve you Of the burden u
For what are you but country Jakes?"
Come ye up. and vote the ticket
Which their wisdom shall dictates
For rest assured there's nothing In Il
But loyal" wool from sambos pate, .
Stand aside poor Fox and staley,
And range yourselves where you belong,
You'll have to go to Gander swamp and
brush Prairie
And Join again the vulgar throng
THE OPERA lloUsE.--There was another
large attendance at the Opera House last
evening, and the beautiful drama Of SDlck
Turpin and Tom King was presented in
splendid style. The audience manifested
their appreciation of the performances .by
repeated aud enthusiastic applause. The at
traction for tonight is Jack Sheppards
on which occasion Miss Kate Fisher. will
appear in the principal character accompa-
nied by her beautiful trained horse
"W0nder." The entertainment will COM
mence with the military drama of tic
Campaigns of Grant aud Sherman, with
Miss Fisher as the "Female Spy,N During
the evening Miss f. will personate trn diff
ferent characters,
lL should be remembered that this eve
ming has been set apart for the benefit o.
Miss Kate Fisher, aud IL will be her las
appearances hut one OF the present engage.
ment. We trust our citizens will avail
themselves OF the occasion TO render her
testimonial worthy of her transccnden
merits rs an actress. She has contributed
greatly to their enjoyment during th,
week. Let her have generous ovation to-
night,
The grand 'Mazoppa" Matinee will TAX,
place tomorrow afternoon Mt two O'clock
This will be an excellent opportunity fol
ladies' and children to witness tins beauti
ful and thrilling play,
ff -ttt t-.tI - ..-4i n
e3rParents should call at IL. Schwarz
and secure good bargains IN Children,
Clothing. 1lS Main street, three doors soutl
Of the Market IIouse ~ .o.I
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THE WHITE OAK on REGIoN,--The Par
kersburg, (Ya,} Gdsette gives the followinl
account of a visit TO the White Oak Oil Re
gion. The extract may be Of interest {,
some of our citizens, whose attention ha
recently been turned in that direction
! on MATTERS ON WHpE OAK-ro nse
California expression, are huge, and huges
among them, the notable wells recent,
! struck Is that of the Logan Co. PereheC
| half way up the mountain. the first an,
most prominent thing that met our eye OF
Saturday last, as we rode up the run, wer,
The four enormous tanks erected by Super
intendent Iudman--each holding $50 brls
He informs MS that he cannot erect tankng,
as fast as he can fiji It, Without doubt Till
we'll Is the most valuable ever struck In tn,
| United States. A few of the Pennsylyanii
wells are of larger yielding capacity. bu
/
well will more than offset the difference
From reliable authority we learn the IA.
nous Longwood well has been sold for the
snug sum of 100000. Taking this as
standard, the wells of the Logan Co. woulC
be worth S7,5000O0. Whew what nut
| for stockholders to crack,
The present is regarded rs the infancy o
the oil business in this State win some
mathematical friend of the Gazette make s
calculation of our adult oil value 7 In Thu
connection we will note the fact that an
other sale is reported of one-half of the FoS
| Tract Company's well, at Sl50000, to a CO.
lumbus and Dayton Company.
Want of space compels MS TO defer no
tice of other wells on White Oak to Other
issues oS our paper, The accounts are very
interesting, and will appear rs rapidly and
as fully as possible. |,'
Coon pocTRNE.7Tbe man who does moi
takeia newspaper, or who takes a paper
| but does not read the advertisements Gar