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The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-12-07

PETITION FOR PARTITION.

Daniel Moon, Wilson Moon, and Elizabeth Moon,
o. Sarah Greist, Samuel A. Greist Corwin Nj
Brown, and sarah Eleanor Vail.
Superior Court Of Montgomery County, Ohio,
Case No 347 Petition for Partition.
CARAH CREST samuel T. Greist and Sarah
- Eleanor Vail, residents Of Montgomery county,
Ohio and Corwin NJ. Brown resident of the State
OF Missouri. You ara hereby uotilcd that on the
ad day Of September, A. ID. 1866, petition was
Al ed IN the Superior Court Of Montgomery county,
Oliio by Daniel Noon, Wilson Moon and Elizabeth
Moon, against you, demanding partition of the
fnllntying descTibed real estatel situate IN the
County Of MoptgOmeryg aud STATE. Of Ohio The
no l1h end and an equal third part Of the east hall
OF section No 10 toWh 2 and TANGO o. between the
Mimi River and bounded as follows, viz. begin
ming at a stone on the northeast OF said section
III snoe south the section line 20 chains and 81
links 20 a stone thence n $40 W 40 chains and AZ
LINKS 20 a stone thence N 80 W "a chains aud 81
links 10 q stone on the north line Of said section
th,lnQS $40 the section line 40 chains and rs
lin GsIo the place Of beginning containing liz and
49, 100 acres more or less.
lad thei ~ the neAt term of said Court held
ater ~ dis nom tho date OF the 1rEt publioatioD
of this notice, application will be made by the aid
petitioners for an order that partition may be-
made OF said premises
DANIEL MOON,
al MILSOk MOON and
ELIZABETH MOON.
ADAM CLAY, Atty. sesw6
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INDIANAPeLls HERALD.-We have hereto
fore, inadsertantly, omitted to notice the
change IN the proprietorship and editorial
control Of this sterling Democratic journal.
The Hsrald, which Is the central organ OF
the IIdiana Democracy, has recently been
soldiand transferred into the hands OF a
company of gentlemen, among whom we
notice the familiar names ofW. H. Talbot.
Hon, Thomas A. Hendricks, Joseph E. Nc
Donald, A. l.. Roache, Aquilla Jones, d. W.
VOORHEES,, Lafe Develin, and others, whose
responsibility viii insure the permaneney
and success of the Hsrald beyond the per
adventure Of doubt. Lafe DeveIin has
been chosen manager and editor Of the pa
per, and with his well known energy and
ability, win make the HsrGIs one Of the
leading journals Of the West. We trust
that 1t will receive that liberal support nom
the Democracy Of theState thar its position
and usefulness entitle ii to.
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NOTICE IN PARTITION.

LNL1ZABETH O. LODGE, Nathan Waylan,
II Lodge, minor, Josabed h. Lodge, a minor
William Jones and Nancy Ann &. JONES' his wife
Aquilla lliXOn and Naomi H. HiNOn, his wife
Friedrich smith and Clarlssa Matilda smith, hit
whe, MARY Hannah lodge, and hIariah Jane
Lodge, all of Montgomery County, OHIO and Ho.
ratio Lodge, Oliver Lodge, u minor Elizabeth
Lodg e, minor John Hopkins and Obedience Hon,
kns, his wife all of tass County, in the State ol
IR1iaLa, will take notice that James n. Lodge
Jacob ". Lodge, Mason II. Lodge and William n.
Iougc, of Montgomery County, ohio, have filed a
petition, which is now pending against them, In
the superior Court Of Montgomery County. Ohio
claim ing and setting forth that they thu said petit
TONERS, are tenants ~ common, in lee simple with
the sa id Nathan Wayland Lodge, JOsabcd H.
lodge, Rosanna Donson, Nancy, Ann &. Jones,
Naomi Il, iixon, Clarissa Matilda smith, Mary
Hannah Lodge, Marikh Jane lodge, Horatio
Lodge, Oliv'sr fodge ANA Elizabeth Lodge, OF tile
follOwn, real estate and premises Situate in the
county o. Montgomery and state OF Ohio and
being my acres of land off OF the east side of the
southeast quarter of section twenty, township
three, rang six, east, in Butler township in said
county vii h The privileges and appurtenances to
the same l. eionging, as heirs at-iaw of Jacob
Lodge late Of Montgomery COdnty, Ohio, decd.
Said James v, Jacob r., Mason H. and William
n. Lodge peti tiOners and plaintiffs in said peti-
tion, claim in said petition, that they each hold
one thirteenth Of said premises, excepting the
said Horatio, niFer, n minor. and Elizabeth, a
minor, of Cass ionhty, Indiana, aforesaid, who are
each entitled 20 0Desthird OF one-thirteenth part
OF said premises. They further claim in said pet-
ton that said Eli labeth g. Lodge is the widow OF
said Jacob Lodge, decd that said Obedience Hop
kins wife of said IOhn Hopkins also made "a de-
fendant 10 said petition, is the mother Of said Ho
ratio, Oliver, minor, iuld Elizabeth Lodge, n
minor, and they pray that partition may he made
Of said premises that their respective portions
may be set on to them In severalty and for such
other and proper relief as may be granted by the
Court at the hearing Of said cause. And unless
they answer said petition by the 22d day Of Janu-
AIRY, AD. 1851 sal q petition will be taken as true
anl Judgment rendered accordingly.
JAMES n LODGE,
JACOB T.. LODGE
MASON IA LODGE
WILLIAM. LODGE,
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Tux WAY no SuCCEss.-1liu true road tC
success is a fair, honest and upright way oi
doing business In all branches of trade
Few ifany succeed, permanently, by any
Other course. What business men need Is
the respect and confidence of those who
dealwith them The truth Of this theory
Il hllly Illustrated inthe cAseofH.SehwAfz
the enterprising proprietor of the "Eagl,
Clothing Store No. lis Main street, in this
city. From u comparatively small Begin
ming, less than two years ago, he has be-
come one of the most popular and extensive
clothing dealers in the city. His store Is
daily thronged with customers, and his suc-
cess has become fixed fact" la the busi-
ness operations OF Dayton. The best thing
about it is, that when he sells his customers
goods once they are. always sure 70 como
batk agai, FIR the simple reason that they
find he never deceives them--they can
always rely both upon his word and his
goods.
lie wishes now to say to his customers
and the publc-especially to his country
friends-that he is now receiving the larg-
est and best stock of clothing ever offered
in Dayton. lthaslbep selected with spe-
cial reference to the holiday trade, and
those who purchase will find every thing
as represented.
He takes this occasion to return his sim
eere thanks for the patronage heretofore
extended to him, and to assure his friends
that no efforts on his part shall be wanting
to merit continuance of the favor and
confidence he has heretofore received
ltdNW
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9oRGHUNT !,
Notice to Sorghum Manufacturers

-
INHE undersigned having obtained the right ar
Il the State OF Ohio TO the STEVENSON yAPoR a
TOR, and process clarifying and granulating sor-
gum syrup INTO nush sugar; also to the mills
ready Tor market, Is now having The same manu-
hctured 10 order gt the estallis iment of B O. 1ay
ton, Ohio. Nf" ""'
Parties deslTous OF ayailing themselves ofa pro.
cess and machinery, which. from the citne N the
Geld to the dry sugar in the barrel n t6ornugh
ahd complete, Address JAS. X. HOPKINS
,.,.,. Box No. 14a, Dayton Ohio
HpPi( ~ hn"he. altl6N3m
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Legal Notice.

ON the llth day Of October, A. d., 1865, the Pro
" bate Court, Of Montgomery county, declare,
ably tnsolyent, Creditors are therefore require,
20 present their claims against the estate TO th,
nhoefelBneds for allowance, within six month
iIom the time above mentioned, or they will no
pe emitted 70 payment JOSEPH WILSON,
gao. w. MoYER, Atty w. -
Oct. II, A. ID, is08-5w6 i't POD
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New YorIk Money Mnrket. I.

NEW YORK, December @.
The money market was moderately ae-
tive at Cog per cent. for call loans.
Foreign exchange steady at 1899 z@lO0s4.
Gold opened AZ 1891, and declined to
l39. advancing to l3915, and closing at l39i
Government stocks less active and
scarcely so firm.
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MARRIED BY MIsTAKE.-The Detroit
UniOn OF Thursday, gives the following ac-
count OF a grave mistake In the marriage
line, with, however, a pleasant ending
"Last evening, Edward Thayer and Miss
Helen +. Jelliman, attended by Mr.. Austin
Humphrey and Annie +. Crause, went to
st. Paul's Ceureh, the former couple to get
married, and the latter to act as groomsmaA
and bridesmaid. They all stood up before
the alter and the officiating clergyman, the
Rev. MIR. Dunn, supposing that both
couples were to be married, requested the
gentlemen to join hands with their re-
speetiVe ladies, which was done, and 10 a
very short space of time the four were
made two. The situation being fully rea-
lized by the latter couple, they concluded
to accept what they could not very well
help, and all adjourned to their boarding
house quite well pleased with the result Of
the preachers mistake"
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Activity i'm the Brooklyn Navy
Hard-SiX Vessels Preparing for.
New YoRls. December q

New YORK, December G.
Dbnag the past ten days there has been
unusual activity at the Brooklyn Navy
Yard. Orders have been received to get
eight yessels--the gunboats Penobscot.
Peoria Gettysburg, Unadilla. Huron, Gum
Ineborongh and Purveyor and the sloop-of-
war lroquois---in readiness for sea with all
dispatch. The Gettysburg was formally
put into commission yesterday, with or
ders to report to Admiral Palmer of the
West India Squadron
A fire at No. % Mercer street. early this
morning, destroyed $4,000 worth of prop
erty.
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DIR. Il. CONWAY,
8 U RECON DENTIST

1AvING REMOVED HIS OFFICE,
from Third, TO SECOND STREET, would respect.
Iully INFORM his friends and patrons that now
prepared 70 render his professional services 70 all
Mho may desire them, at has Offee on SECOND
STREET oppositethe Dayton National Bank.
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GENTLEMEN VINO WANT SPLENDID OVER
coATs made TO order OF the best chmehilla
beaver, tall shades), at reasonable prices
will call'at Sternberger's, Third street, next
door y nostoflce. There you win also find
a full stock of cloths and casslmeres for
suits and all Kinds OF gents furnishing
goods. They have always on hand a COM
plete stock of ready-made clothing Of the
best quality. ao ,o no2idawSw
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Look Our FOR THEM.-We learn that well
dressed, smooth h-tongued scamps are travel
ing through the country, having with
them model hay and manure loader, with
which they are gulhng farmers most out
rageously. Their mode of operation Is to
visit the principal farmers exhibit their
model, sell right to use 1t, and give an
order on the manufacturing establishment,
where they pretend to have a contract for
the manufacture of the implement, receiv-
Ing In exchange the farmers note, which
they Immediately convert into money, at a
discount, and then clear out.
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Sale Postponed 90 Thursday,
December 20.
Small Farm at Public Sale
ga l=8 Oh IT'S.

Three aqd oRs-Aaif miles from Dlbsor. 6a re
Wolf creek Pie
on the 2OrH DAY or DECEMBER, 1906
At two O'Clock p a., viii eaer tot sale at public
auction, the farm on Which now live, containing
58h aoIes--h hYe acres timber; tho balance nndor
cultivation. Soil cNcQllent-part creek bottom
and part upland. The building consist of a good
new story flame house, stable, tobacco she'd &C
ALSO,
ON the same day, commencing at ten O'Clock A. N,
ifWill oner az public sale, an my stock farming
utensils, and household and kitchen furniture
nobdaWt9 j HEINIIlE
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FAIL AND WRTER eLoTRtNa. IA. fun
stock of the latest styles and best quality,
Just received by Lebensbureet q Son, No.
los Main street. Il I1Il.'I
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LousvILLR RCoURRR.--Thise excellent and
always reliable Democratic paper, on the
4th inst, completed the first year since its
re-establishment, and 1t certainly presents
a remarkable instance Of able management
In journalism. 1t is by all odds the lead
Ing paper In Kentucky, and its success has
been fairly won and modestly worn by its
accomplished editor. We hope It may con-
tinue to flourish with undimlnished pros
perlty. i4a
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FAMILY GRoCERTEs.-J. A. Minick's
grocery, on the corner of jefferson and
Market streets, is the popular place to buy
family groceries. This fact was long ago
established and has never been forgotten.
For fine family tlour--wheat, rye and buck
wheat-and all kinds of groceries, this Is
the place to buy. de7d2
I.lns t--T-T~rTr~ r~sr--r74- a. Cffs ID.
Gss Go TO Sehwarz' for barlyainsifn hne
Overcoats, l1S Main street.
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az One OF the beauties Of the Internal
Revenue System was strikingly illustrated
at indianapolis on Monday. A deed OF
trust was recorded, on which there were
stamps to the amount Of $1,000. The cause
Of the execution of this instrument, which
was for Ss0O0OO0, was the consolidation of
the Jacksonville and Madison roads, and
this deed is to Lawrason Riggs, and is to
be used to prevent loss to the bondhOlders.
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The Fall Trade Opened,
BOOTS AND SHOES,
H. P. EMRICK,

NO. IOi MAIN STREET, DAYTON,
| now receiving his fall So, of Doors. sHoFs
quality. - - @'N 'ee'
Ills stock of manufactured work Is OF the very
best quality, and cannot he surpassed Nv any nthey
house in the city. lie invites his friends esneciaI
~ those IN the country To call and examine his
assortment; They cannot fail to be satisfied as
regards style, quality and price Nv
Don't forget the place, No. I0I Main street op-
I'"Si'e 'h' Ihlllls mouse se22wln
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eB-F. w. Meyer, Northumberland Blank
book Manufacturer, northwest corner OF
Mainand Second streets. lmdaw
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e#- Feed is selling at the Ludlow Hom.-
ny Mills, foot of Ludlow street. cheaper
than any other place in the city. Go there.
no24d2w ARSObD a susEL.
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tB- Mr.. G. A. Dana, of unpleasant Chi
cago memory, evidently labors under the
hallucination that he is a great journalist.
He failed in New York he failed misera-
bly, in Chicago; but, with wonderful per-
sistency, he keeps on. lie is said to have
bought the old Herald material, and will
establish a two cent Radical dailyin New
York. utt.. .a. ie }n
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PREcocToUs.-An urchin leading small
dog along the streets some days ago was
accosted by gentleman as follows:
swell, my son, what's your dogs
"Hain't got any name yet"
"WelL why don't YOU name him? Give
him some good name. Call him Andy
Johnson"
~ don't like to do that--'twould be dis
respectful to the President" E.
ss.."Well, then, name him Beast Butler"
Twon't do that neither for that would
be disrespeetfil to the dog" ~
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HEAVY PENALTY. AT the United States
District Court, in Covington, ny, on Tues
day last. Colonel 7, L. Jones, OF thar place,
was tried on an Indictment charging him
with falling TO attach United States reve-
nue. stamps to four receipts drawn by him.
The jury returned Il verdict against the
defendant. The fine is $500. '.l
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HUsToN HALL-CALIFoRNIA MNsTRELs.
This celebrated troupe was greeted with
large audience at Huston Hall, last even
ing, and every body was highly delighted
with their music, both vocal and instru-
mental, as well as their comic delineations
The troupe evidently combines the best
talent in their line that has ever been pro-
duced here. Their songs are entirely new
and original, and the entertainments are OF
the most pleasing and attractive character
The second and last concert win be given
this evening, and all who want to enjoy an
evening of pleasant recreation win not fail
to be present.
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FAMILY MARKETNa.--Notwit
the very considerable decline in the prices
of flour, grain, meats, SC, still the same
exhorbltant rates as Of old are kept up by
those offering these articles for sale. This
fact only Roes to confirm what has SO often
been said before that Dayton, in the sim
pie commodity Of family marketing, is a
greatly imposed upon city. A salutary re-
form in this particular is sadly Reeded, but
when 1t Is likely to come we shall not ven-
ture to predict.
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BEsT's FfLTERs -PRIoE RRDucED.- or
der. 70 accommodate all classes who desire
TO have pure drinking water this warm
weather, B. Best would announce that he
has reduced the price OF his superior Filters
to $40. This win place them In the reach
of all, and no family should be without
one. Is VIZ iy12dtfA
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M CT cease your Ire, ye angry stars of heayoni
Wind, rain and thunder, remember, earthly man. .,
That Sternbergers Is the place to get your
overcoats suits and furnishing goods. u
no2ldlW9 NH.I 80. 80
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taS- Look cnt for the Golden Eagle lis
Main street, three doors South Of Market
House, lllDlG HId "A EA1 Il
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Boys AND YogTH's CLoTHNG.--An en-
tire new apartnent7--the best in the city
Just received BY yEebensbtIrger & Son, No
los Main Street. .gr LII f.... III -...,s ss1 M Il
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B-The Chicago Times is publishing the
press notices Of lts recent jump into Black
Republlcanism. We hope it will not over
look the following from the Richmond
EnqmiRer; T FF T IQlW N'|N
The Chicago Times thinks to restore the
Democratic party By adopting the negro
suffrage platform Whenever we get our
stomachs ready for that dose we will take
1t from the Radicals In preference to the
Democrats. We prefer a regular doctor
any day TO aqnack or one who has just set
up business. at.Ell. sito9Is'
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G8- Women's line sewed Balnerals al
mt 81 90. - =. Fft'Ff -

SPLENDID Ts.--Lebensburger q
Son, No. los Main street, haye just received
he most splendid lotof overcoats in the
city, which, they are offeringat very low
v"resl cPll and see them 90 ltd&Ys
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TOYS 5Toyst 7 ToYsl-Toys and Fancy
Goods, ofeyery description, both Wholesale
and retail, At G, 2. Huber 4 Sons, No. go
Third street. 81 81 + q n de3d3aw2
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eSs PdreRtswill lind Infants anil child
rem suits of all nges, all sizes, and allprices,
beautifully made up at the Eagle Clothing
Store, llS Main street,
eS Christmas md New Years are fast
approaching. and when on your Rounds in
Dayton, Men and Boys, be sure and drop
in to see friend Schwarz's enormous stock
of custommade Clothing. You'll find his
stock more tasty made up, by great deal
larger, and more especially his prices, that
will certainly induce buyers to purchase,
and be always satisfied Don't forget
Schwarz at the sign of the Golden Eagle,
lis Main street.
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~ IF You want books bound, such as
Magazines, Periodicals, Histories, &c, in
any style, plain and fancy, please cali at my
BihdeTy. F.W, Meyer, corner of Main and
second streets. a8..laa lmdaW
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LOOK ,HERE.-lfyou want a nice business
suit, well made, of all patterns and all wool,
for s25 co. go to Schwarz' i1S dain street.
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THE DAILY EMPIRE.
gOtal aud aslisrtltqusGts.
~ Mr.. Joseph Barker well ,kpowp in
The tthita,l k,sates,is hrt hffidci lecturerand

~ Mr.. Joseph Barker. well kuowp 10
'the ttditedktatcsas hu hifidcf lecturerand
contrpyersIalist, is candidate for orders
/ hthe anglican Church Of England BE-
tore being an infidel he was a, Methodist
preacher; for two years past, since his re-
conversich, be has been preaching to dis
senting congregations. hH
tW- The Mehken-as they call the
elovely" Adah In Lonlon--is TO make a
provincial starring tour with Manager
Scarborough, brother OF tue bemtiful
syren of the strand, before she CONES out
At the Theater du Prince Impartial, at
Paris, where she Is 70 be one of The trans
atlantic features of the Great Exposition
season Of 1867. when the Emperor gathers
around him all the kingdoms Of the world
and the glory OF them.
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TAKES FOR 1866.

Treasurer's Notice.
fTNAA-PAf Frs are notified that the qreasi,rer
i Is now ready 10 receive the taxes of 1866
Ihe law requires each TaN payer TO pay ono
nan the taxes assessed against him on real and,
personal property together with the whole of the
gh9 and street Improvement on or before the 10th
DAY OF December 1865, and the remaining half on
ar betore the aJth day Of June 1867 IL -
HtasH Taxes assessed on personal property if not
pau on or before the 10Th day of December, the
whole of said taxes become due
once hours, from ~ A. NJ. to O'Clock PM .|
DANIEL STALEY, Treas Mont 20 q
ffeasurer's ONCE, October 30 ISfB.dawGt - I
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Probate Court.

Administrators, Executors ana
Guardians. - uiihhuf
NTyHo are IN dehuit Aor allhg ihtentotiesI SsAhlN
w bills and making settlement with the ProbSte t d
Court, are hereby n0llhed 70 nle inyentories al,u
safe bulls, and u make settlement as nf0resad
forthwith, and thereby costs vi prOoeefiines .
20 compel sneh Alins and settlement \, '~- ".
Probate Judge Montgomery Co. ohio
october u, 1906 ocsldstSA 4
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women's Calf Shoes at Goodman : at
seventy-hve cents. ....,.,
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THE "MuLEs.N--'Ihemtile train has ar
'ived at Minick's, with the best stock OF
Inc family groceries ever offered In Day
on. They are inst the thing .forthei holi-
lays. Go andtry them. de7d2 4,
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GF5- For a black cloth suit, custom-m made,
to fit well and at the right price, go to the
Eagle Clothing Store, us Main street.
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THE TR UT'H,- SchtCars says he
'0tH sell q good sWit Of clothing $40
cheaper, and an Oeercodk So Tess
MSe'' diiii house ~, dayton --he'h do
10. TRY him. -..s.-..rs
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CHAMPAGNE CIDFR,--J. Zimmerman q
Son are prepared to ll all orders for a
very superior quality of Michigan Cham
pagne Cider. No better article can be
found in the market. Their depot is in the
Montgomery House, just east OF the canal,
on Third street. Orders are solicited. 2td
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IN pursuance OF an order of the Probate Court of
n montgomery County, Ohio, will Oner for sale
~ public auction, at the door of the Court House
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2 GRAND Corn1oN PATTY .ATho second
annual cotillon party Of the Brick Layers
Union of Dayton, will be held IN Beckel
Hall ON the evening of December q, 1865.
Ausieby Regimenatl BandsA .iHIiI
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DEFY OoMPErIIToN.--Leb Lebensburger &
Son, No. Jos Main street, call particular at
tention to their new and splendid stock of
fall and winter Clothing. They defy COM
petitionF and WIN not he mdersold 5v any
other house Ia the city. .r.U