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COMPLIMENTARY BENEFIT TO MAD'LLE NoEMIE
DE MARGUERITTEs.- his YOEDg lady, whose recent
debut cOmnledienne, both IN Baltimore and IN
this city, emnently successful, has beon ten
dered a complimentary benefit by number of her
personal friends As the whole affair is in the hands
of udlcious persons 1t will no doubt be worthy of
the talents of the lalr beRefcidre That sne has
genius one that has witnessed her rendition of
"FancEon" can doubt. Though quite young, she is
a most accomplished singer, and in the matter of
playful humor she only be exceeded by such prac
tised artists Maggie Mitche and Charlotte
THOMPSON. In the particular line she has chosen
she promises to achieve fame. most agreeable
counanance, and exquisite taste in costume, will 90
far to make her pub IaVorlte. We hope that
her friends will make the occasion of her benefit
real compliment beftting the oItset of one who is
destined to become "a bright particular starr of the
dramatic profession.
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ACADEMY OF MUsIC-RaOut, or the Magic Star,
in fourteen t9beaux, with Francois Ravel, will be
given this evening Young America on tne Aying
trapeze, and the laughable pantomme of The URtcky
Fisherman, with Gabriel and Antoine, form a most
attractive bill for this evening.
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The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-12-14
THE DAILY EMPIRE.
n. n. ROBINSON,
An Awkward Predlcament.
PUBLISHER AND PROPRIETOR.

Out in Missouri lives a Mrs. Hempdhle
who has or had daughter named Laura,
who loved man named Jack. This man
Jack she didn't like, but she was informed
by neighbor that Jack aud Laura had ar
rangeda plan of elopement. "1 I
Her mind was quickly made up. She am
lnouneed TO Laura the next morning that
she was going to Belleville on visit, to be
gone for three days, and that she must be a
good Rirl aud not tear the house down
while she was gone. II rf f.rr...i ....
That night Jack knew of It. and as he
read the nice little note that bade him come
over and stay until mother comes home,
and what splendid time we will have,n he
smiled. knocked the ashes off his cigar, and
resolved of course he would.
| Jack went over. but there Is no earthly
use In our attempting TO describe the de-
lectable things he enjoyed; IL was sugar
season on that plantation. sure
Just before dusk, while Jack was running
over full of the occasion, in rushes Laura's
waiting woman with N nI nt ,"
"Lor bress me, chirn ef yer amt missis
at de gate" ..., ,.... .
MY God, Dinah, what shall we do with
Jack ?'' H ,I ~
Pop him in de closet Miss Laura,r and
Jack was popped in the closet in twink
ling.
In stalked the old lady, and sharply scru-
tiniZing the discOncerted and hlushing
countenance of Laura, felt sure that Jack
had been there. ..........-, -.
"COme here, Laura. Now vou can't de-
ceive me. That abominable Plaine has been
here, and you and he have fixed up a luna-
way match, to come of Tonight; know.
you see"
tinued- .I .It 'if7T
Butyou'll find your mother is no fool.
ana TOO sharp for You my lady. Sooner
than you should marry that miserable
Jack Plaine, I'd see you laid in your grave.
lie Is not going to squander my money,
assure you.r ~ ..|H.'
The old lady rose, and going to clothes
press, returned with several comforters and
pillow. ~
Then walking up to the closetwhere Jack
was concealed, threw them in, and said to
Laura: -"I'..
Now march in here, Miss, step along;
III look out that you don't see that low
born mechanic this night"
Laura protested that she didn't want to,
declaring that her mother might be sorry
for 1t some day.
But without paying any attention, her
mother gave her push, shut the door, and
locked II, put the key in her pocket and
went to bed.
Early in the morning the old lady arose,
and without waiting to dress, took the KEY
from her pocket, and opened the closet
door to bid Laura come forth, gazed widely
for an instant, and uttering Almost piercing
scream.
Recovering very rapidly. she started
away from the door and called faintly to
Laura
Laura, dear. go into the kitchen and
see about the breakfast
Then presently .
Jack, | say. Jack u.
Jack came forth with n son-in-law look
ing air and answered:
well, madam, what is ?"
"Do you know anything about farm -
said she, .' ..
Nothing to brag of, ma'am," said Jack.
humbly.
We'll, ut any rate, Jack, ! think that
alter breakfast you and Laura may rs well
go down to the city and get married. for
I'm tired of watching you, that's u fact"
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LEGAL NOTICE.

OHN ~; CATS. whose residence is unknown is
- notified that Martha Cats did on the1s dav al
December, A. D. 1885. die her petition In the once
OF the Clerk OF the Court OF Common Pleas within
ana Tor the county Of Montgomery and state of
ONO charging tho said John II Cats with willfui
absence from her for more than three years last
past, ana hahitual drunkenness for more than
three years last past, and asking that she may be
divorced from said John II. Cats, which petition
said Court, ~ "
Dated this ist day of December, lses.
.-.. .r. MARTHA CATS.
NJ l.. NOLAN, Attorney. de8.d4WM
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Proposals for Furnishing Print
ing, Binding and Stationery.

AUDIrOR's OFFICE, MONTGOMERY Co. o.
DAYTON, November 49, 1856
GEALED PROPOSALS for the furnishing of
~ Printing, binding and Stationery for the yari-
ous oiices OF Montgomery County, viii be received
AZ this onloe until Monday, December 10, 1869 at
twelve O'clock NJ ~ "
Samples Of Blanks, Stationery and Books can be
seen at the Auditors ONCE
The commissioners reserying the right 20 reject
any or all bids should they not prove satiSfagtory
j. W. DIETRICH
no2Ottt Auditor OF Montgomery Co ..
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GUARDIANS SALE OF REAL ESTATE

Eliza Wilmer, Guardian of Gustaye A and John
H. Wilmer vs.. Her Said Wards ct al Probate
Court Butler mnty, Ohio.
IN pursuance Of an order Of said Court of Pro-
Il bate, in and for said county Of Butler, Ohio,
made ON the 4th day of Dece mber, 1865. in the
above named case OF Eliza wilmer, guardian,
against her said wards et al, the undersigned
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Between the hours of one and two O'Clock p NJ of
said dav, at the Court House, offer at public sale
he following described real estate situate in the
Being lot Number two thousand one hundred
and six (2lO6l of the revised numbers on the plat
OF the city Of Dayton. Montgomery County, Ohio.
TERMS OF SALE-One-half cash on day OF
sale3 one-half in one year from day of sale, de-
ferred payment 70 be secured. by mortgage on the
premises sold, and TO bear neTest at six per cent
from the date thereof fTT7t
To be sold free Of dover. Appraised at Al $50
ELIZA WILMER,
Guardian Of Gnstavo A. and John II. Wilmer.
S. n. GARD, Atty tecssts
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Notice to Bridge Builders.
AuDlroR's oprIoE. MoSraoMrnv Co. omo

AUDITORS OFFICE, MONTGOMERY Co, OmoJ
DAYTON, November 3, 1864
CEALED proposals for the construction ~ &,
- Bridge over Big Twin Greek Beard's Crossing 20
German Township, will be rec iyed at this once
1868 'f ''' ''''''S' %
Proposals for masonry and supestructure to he
at this Ofee. " 'N'"
The commissioners reserve the right 10 reject
any or al bids II they deem proper 50 10 DO
R'ieaawSw-iO Auditor Montgomery ssasiy.
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TO MARRIEDLADIES
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The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-12-14

WHAT'S IN NAME 2-Major General
Grant, Scotch officer in the British army.
In IT'S defeated General Lee, In command
OF the American forces IN New Jersey. and
was aiterward promoted 10 the rank OF
Lieutenant General and SUBSEQUENTLY, IN
that OF General in the British armv. He
died very old" ut his seat at Ballendailoek.
near Eigin, Scotland, IN 1900.
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G vsrnmeat of tha Uni,, d st,tes

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President -Audrow Johnson, of Tcnncs.
see.
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