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Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1843-1871, 1866-07-26

fsS i'm 3clpttaf. Inter sv, tairil&en esiaen ts.
funo rs ens, ,relht IN Der re4tsn 0anb has
Ghrert, In Der Iinkn baa pcrtmcnnaie hielt -
pabrf@einIi1 nm IS aerbenb siaem 6ameraeen III
Ubetretheu. Ser 9lntltf rltrte bcrteimar1Hirenoe
@plbaten 70 fsbr. ha6 fe has Bortmcnnaie nab.
men unn bic rptnt8en barin teFnhliden &reuser,
Aa6e ais alnhenten inter Gd pert6eiltsn. Gin &c,
fnutes Ycrttncnnate unh cine u6r haaeaen tpaate
Niemanh an5ngreifen, Beni6 elm idSnes 3sihen.
Sn einem nahgefabrten tateriihm guira6 fannen
fh 6 Gtnbrife BON Dltntenfussln, bic iGmm.lth
niht turheeganssn naren, rdbrenb fhlieBliH cine
6artdtfaentuseI BEN lanse 9sihasten tinmesse=
raft fat; Der ctere Sbeil bee guiruies mar Der.
fhtruncen.
= Muf Bsfebl hss preueiihsn @oupsrnsurS BON
@aHien Bate fur Sresbsm unb bic i'm 8ereihe Der
9c1poftsn s~slesenen SrtiHaften Die M6ltsferuns
auer i'm @eis BON pripaipsricnen tefnSlihen
Mafsn, pulperpcrrat6e tc. tis gum 3. Suit Wits
tags fattaufnnsn. Msr mad bisisr 3sit nod i'm
Be1e BON N4afen pher Mtunition ~tetrcsn nirb,
tat frieasrehtlihe Beffrafung su ermarten. Gben,
70 trer bonn Sage bieler Bstanntmahuns al Der,
iuHt, beimlih Wafsn u. I. NJ. iiber bic Vcrpclten
tinaus su fitren. Msitsr teast oieie Bsfannts
nlahuna: rBei Marmiruns Der Sruppen in unb
um Gresben be8stm Hh Die Betrcbner fcfcrt In
ibre Mcbnunaen, BET Naht rereen bic 9duier ers
Ieuhtet. SIN Dale eines &fes In uno nm
Sresben erlsincn Siejenisen, trelhe nit NSahen
~bstrofsm trerben, bic Citrate bes @rlAtsbens."
sc mar ein ~blutises Srsfsn. bas bic 6anncper'
amer NIT ben preu6sn Eel 2ansenialja teltanbsn.
Die 9annoreraner fdmpften TAPER; ibr Berluf
tetrua an Scbten % Sfi,tsre, 2O8 nntercfTjtere
rnb unb soleateu, 176 Yferbe; 0ertruneete: 70
Off3iere, 966ltnteroff5iere unSg clbaten. 72Pferos.
8ermiBte: 812 untercffsiere mno Scleaten, "a
Nferbe. @islfhmsrer ipa Der gerluf her 4rsubsn
9eueien iein.
Wartembers. 9Im 81. Stunt lit bic lambs
mebrpFiHtise Mannihaft Der 8. unb 4. alterss
flafe beS s,ftsn Mufsebctes aufserufen %rcroen, ith
fofort gum 2anepsbrbienft bereit III balten.
guf Dem Mspers bs7uben fh 1915 Mann unS
Die Off,iere fne t~bsilpstls In ben Mrrealotalen fur
bic Staatassfanaenen sinqaartirt. Stir Ginieber
.piro tereits $500 4. be3astt. Die 9aeieruiaen ss'
ben aud Strf bus ltnterbaltnns bur4 ter Nuftrs'
ten. 60 ~forbsrten uni. erbtelten He BON Nasolo
pom brrttaen @eueinberatb 10 4 per Mann, ba he
ia ibre Gaut far bic %bortisen 0asihen 5u Martte
tri8en, unb tefimmten bic stnbelfnser 5u Slets
dem Be8etren.
Sem wibsrisste fa Der s%taotidulobeis unS
ruroe nest Dem Sbsramtmann unb einem 9anos
id8er ertdrmlih atsepr1tselt. Sn Dessrlcd ater
Gam es meBsn anseblihtr Srrannt1runa Der &eier,
pifen 81 elmer Yriselei, Eel Der eth 9auptmann BON
gipilifen arg 3erihtasen purbe. Ser &Snis fsltft
elite tinaus, UNI bic SaHe an Ort uno SteQe 5u
untetluhen. Sag nit ntsien 6risssmtrren bic
Gelhnctt fei9t, perfett fh BON ielbf.
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1843-1871, 1866-07-26

Dielss Der @erlauf zines grsisniHss, bas mSs,
Hter geeifs, anftatt nur ben Sob bes Gcrnae uni
Sas GrihieBsn bee Glspbantsn, ben 9srluf BON
meerersn 2sben tatte bsrbeiiabrsn fSnnsn. Dieftr
Glep6ant bate dbrisens ihcn in 3eusnburs unb
anf isiner 6ubrsiie mad Wturtsn nurd SSotsn zines
gfeross nno llmfarsen BON Wasen feline bSis 9aune
.saeist. Ct batte, nod baju ra6rsnb Der Brunf,
5eit, ale Sage feline 8inits DOR benz publ.fum su
prcSnsiren unb lanssrs Strsdsn nss Cages ;u mar,
ihiren, unitdnbe, Die bei Der srp6en 9ise pcbl
eisisn 3nifanh herbeisetabrt baben mSSsn, na ibm iu
tpenta Hube aeaSnnt mar.
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1843-1871, 1866-07-26
Ser Staat Nai6ouri III fret!
Qdnrereie1l unD 9eimitdtten

2dnrereien unD 9eimfdtten
In Mi1ouri.
Die
Sannibal uno ct. SOiepb Giienbaus GeIe1i6aff
pHertrt 3nn
Serfauf ant 100000 Wcfer
hes beffon
Bieiens Waln. uno Gcttens9anbes ba8 tint
Mefen III.
9as 2anb tpirb In garcelen BON 40 Mfern ober raebr, fir
baa> fur 2anb= Certificate ium polen Npmtnalpertbe, fur
quite S8ertb= gapiere unb
auf 5psi Oosr sebn Sabre @rsbit ~psrfauft.
Ole greife seten BON $3.50 Bic So. $4, SIS, S., SO unb
Sf2 binauf, aIip NIT 9ar9f6nittspreis BON menissr ale $40
per alder.
gireulars, sntbaltsnb sOraGnbiss Musfunft, msrs
ben gratis seseben.
qeute bic ibre Sreunhe CUR Auspanternng nit ibnet ~ &C..
aimu,en miniden, ipaten fd Gireulare in entipretsnssr
Menss peri4rsiben. .
&ecttDuS &arten,
auf beneu be aemaue cage Der 9Gnbereien psraet%nst ia, uer.
BEN su OreiBig Gents per Stid n~ertauft.
Ulan pence ftb briefi4 ODER periSnli9 an
SEQ. g. Garrts,
eanb=@pmmiFdr. s. n. ct. So. 81 g., Sannibal. Mp.
Sete rsitere ausfunft ertbeilt,
Sb. Camper, General' Aaent.
SUM- %. 3nt ~
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1843-1871, 1866-07-26
Tarnt 3u p%erfaufen.

Ser ltnter,ei6nste 1T pilens feline 8arm gu pertaafsn.
Diefel6e liest in Oaifhin sO~mibip. cine UQsile ueslid BON
@abanna, Srantlin Co., o., unb entbGit 68 afer autes
eanb, wuvun 81 ader sefldrt Fnb, Der Saef beHsbt aus Spl,.
lamb. @s 1T Elm sutes Saus auf Der 8arn, ipmie Sdeune,
stanuna unb spet Drummer. Aud elm ft5ner Sbfsarten if
bsi benz Saule. Megen gdberem penbe man ib an
Ssrael W. Bcpp,
pubntaft bei germ SEQ. Otsper, SO. 572 Glib Spdirase,
culi 26. '6B 2Wrp Columbus, SbiD.
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1843-1871, 1866-07-26
Wu%ffDrDerund

Oerieniae, relber am Il. Suli pom Columbus resreiife uns
elm 10 idbrises 9fero BON tpetber garbe. iotuie einen Seoelar
sprins g8a9sn bel benz l1nter8ei6neten ifeben lieb, wirp bier
nit aufsefpresrt, bas 9fere nne ben gSasen %ab8ubolen.
Saeob TabttaA,
Suli 26. '66 3mw Gpartbaus Sptel, Columbus, Obip.
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1843-1871, 1866-07-26
@ute @elegenbeit far einen Bier=
Br1ltprl

Gin 9rauer, nel6er has 1aserbierbrauen gut perfebt unb
anserbem iber elm btmrei&emees capital gu eerfasen BAT, an
cine Sdgerbierbrauerei Sa errtdten, finhet IN elmer Stabt, in
lesenbeit. @s 1T ndH,lid mod feline 2aserbterbrauerei bort,
Obslet6 bic stabt In elmer suten @esenb liest nnb aud in ber
~urnsesenp auf bebeutenben abfas gu rebnen III. Der @isen-
pprtbeilbaft an ber staet sefesen. auf pel9em unperdeabares
Maner, Spi3. Soblen unb Stein ~pprbanben ifnb, rpanfdt bie-
ies eanb unter febr annebmbaren 9ebfnaunsen 10 perfanfen.
Q8esen ausfunft wence man ftb an bic 5erausseber ses WeF.
bOtea. gu abreffren
&ein6arb II. Tteler,
Suit IL '88. 10 eelampus, Sbtp.
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1843-1871, 1866-07-26

- Sie Gemefraten bes 4. Sbip Siarifts err
nanntsn am Ocnnerias In MccFsr ben aatb.
Sctn 9. 0Ouns als @anSioatsn fir ben @pn
srsB. Sie Germ BliB BON Wapns unb ST. s.
8ennp BON Aibtano nurben ala Sslssatsn our g6is
laeelpbta Convention ernannt.
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1843-1871, 1866-07-26

Ser Ghtb. S6omas Gwins BON 2anea:
fer, Ohio, 1T tn einem Brtefe fit bic Ybilaeslpbia
Scnrenticn 6sraussefcmmen. Wsrben bic Saecs
biner 8ldtter ipcbl Den Wiutb baben, bisisn sbrtpiirs
bisen patrioten ais u8errattsr" 3u branbmarfen ?
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1843-1871, 1866-07-26
lluerbOrte 0rauiamieit uuo Sdaubtbat in Mai
iad)uiettS.

gus 2awrence in MaTaAuIetts pire uns Elm
fait unerbSrtsr SAT- BON Grauiamfeit mitaetbeift.
9is t6eletn hisiss paritaniIden Stides 1T cine
Brau &cssrs, bsren 8siAG't mar, gausltnse BON
elmer @OAe bis au sinem Sabre alt, unb In een
msiftsn Balen une6slth erSeust, in 9Fsss AT neb=
men, trpfar Die liste YFsssmuttsr ia ipSaentlih
einen Dollar rbsr metr be,ablsn lief.
Sn eieles purttanii4e Dinoelbaus ssrietb rcr Ell
ni9en Sasen elm unbsrufener unb fano oaielt1 bic
nntscrsiste, gang iawarS ssrprnsns uuo nit Bar=
mern bseedte 2sihe. zines Sinbss, benz man niht
sinmal eie ausm ssihlcHeu, rd9rsno In DEN Nr.
men Der patrcnin Elm smsitss Sinh i'm Staben
lag. Gin benz tcbtsn &inse ersab fh ferner bic
Sbatiaae, bas bas arme Wirmden f1 Dor Suns
ger Die Singer Bic auf bic &nDhen ataeicaen -
chad sucked its fingers to the bone, and quite
raw in the agonies of starvation"
Sic Sate Gam sur an5siss unb ss ruros sin
LSnquelt ibsr bic SeidJe bss armen WIrrahens abs
ssbalten. 9as @erbift Der @eIAmcrnen lautsts I:
vSaB @barles Seating cber eaton an, samfaa
ben Z. Sult Mtsnes Z utr i'm Sauie Der Mrs. Bets
icy 9. Nossrs in 9aprenec burA abFhlihe mnb
srcbe 8ernahlaifsung ben geitsn fetnsr Gltsrn
nnb Der Wfrs' 9stisp .. &obssrs unp burh al,
fihtlide unterlafuns fir bas s~enannts Gino, @6ar,
lee &eaticn ron eaton, cine 9eeianete Wc6nung
uno ssstsnets Na9runssmittsl 6srbei5uihahsn, su
1etnem Scne FAM"
Ser 6auptSeuss mar Der rtsnsrraents Mann,
Der u%nbsrufsn in bas Stnbelbaus tam. Ois Sals
term rurbs iufcrt psr6aftet uno mad Der Sail sss
6raHt. Sie batte ih mad unb mad auf hisislte
Wsiie ansr &inoer %entlsbiSt, Die ibr our 4sfsss ()
i~berSeben iporosn iparen unb ,par, ais fs psrbaftst
murbs, rfsntar i'm 8ssrif iih aus Dem Staub su
MAIDEN. Nuh bic gltern bes &tnees nurosn pers
baftet. @atOn, Der 8atsr, ssfanb, pas sr Den 3us
itano bss 8tnoes fADn Dor lstnsm Soos fannie,
sbenic Die Muttcr, bic tsi tbrer 8srbaftuns ben 4o,
liSifen frasts: u@as gum Seuiel ncat ibr muir ba>
nit ?" Ste unnatarlihe Mtuttsr 1T srt 10, Der
8atsr 20 Sabr aft. Wtrs. &Osers irirb msssn
Utcros unp bic Gltern bes &inbes ,pessn S6silneb.
msr'Aaft an e~smislben @srbrehen prcesiFrt tpsrs
ben. sc muroe fsrner unspsifslbaft fsfssitsut,
Dap ptele Splitter ibre Sinpsr in Der Sofnun8 in bic
qfese oieies Weibe5 sabsn, un balo gang nurd
Den Sob BON ibnsn bsfrsit j., uernen.
Mstrsrs Asr5ts iine tsrsit, su ~tsSsussn, Sab bas
Sinh @atcn's Den Sunsertco tarb.
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1843-1871, 1866-07-26
gu p%erfaufen,
9t
@rDcerie unb 8roDuften S:ore

tn Oelamare, Ottc.
geetnen btefgen Sreunben unb 8efannten, ionte ben Be.
tprbnern Der ~ltmseeenb pom Oelapare 3eise i'd biermit adj.
%tnnssroa an, ba6 ID has @roeerie unc 8robuftsnsef6at In
meinem neuen 6aus er6Tnet babe. Ginen ausgewdblten Dor.
ratb Der betsn Groceries ais MebI, 8aTee, 9uder, Sbee u.
!. 10. babs i'd bersits ~empfansen unb tann biefelben gu srma.
bigten 9reiien ablafen Gu1 balte t1 fortmibrenb nod ale
Sprten 8ens unb eiqu6re ~oorrdtbis. @lsid3eitis e~npfeble
i'd meinen aufs Bette einseridteten Salon, mo- in,mer bic rein-
fen Getrdnte unb @rfriihunsen perabreiht 10 srben. Sd labe
tesbalb gae Elm, bei mir pOrsuiprehen. inbem ie ieberseit nit
9ortbeil ibre ginsaufe Bet mir MAIDEN tGnnsn.
Sran5 9plsntaer.
Wai 10. 'sR. INT bp u 31f So
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1843-1871, 1866-07-26
Sine quite @elegenbeit far etnen
Waaner!

gerlanst mirb pon hem ltntergethneten. Elm gutter Wasner.
9erfelbe Fam ionpbl bet benz Stid. ale we fir it4 islbt ats
beiten. 9as Stdrt9en le9t 8 Wseilen abwdrts pom Der at.
~ienbabt.
Safcb 8aItenba1,
geserton, @iQians County, 8.
Sunni IL. ID
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1843-1871, 1866-07-26
9rei bnnoert rabifale Eoitmeiiter

anS BON 9rafoent Spbnfcn auf sinsn 9tsb atse.
iest trcrSsn. Ser 9rdiosnt ianbte am Drnncr.
flag benz Ssnats bic Namen tbrer Naafclssr Elm.
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1843-1871, 1866-07-26

nebt sture in sanbusfp @itp, Ohio. su ~perfaufen.
9as 5aupt9ebduoe ltest an elmer Der beten @ei9Sftsarasen
Der Staet. lit 2 Stpfmerf bob. % 8ub 8rout nne So 5uS
lang unb ~SOQfdnbis einsertdtet. Dte 8dferei TIM 6ofs if
ppn 9adfein erbaut, nit Der soften Grader Mai6in unb as
len tasu n6tbisen Cutters fppte allen gum 9ddergeiHGft
aeb6renben @sfbirr pereben. ale @ebduli6feiten fnb nod
neu. gut einseridtst unb nit Spl3i9uppen uub Stauuns per.
ieben.
Ole 9ebinsnnsen finb 70 leiht, bab fat Der ttnbemitteltte
Riufsr psrbeu Fam. @eSen Raberem wenee man fb an
u. S. 0emalbt,
Mpril 5 SEQ Ganblsfp Ctr, erie 60, ..
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1843-1871, 1866-07-26
8ortbet(bafte @eleaenbett.
Ctr 86deref

u. s. 9epalbt wani5t wseen altsrsfbwd9e fell,
einseri9tete
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-09-29
INC Democracy stiII Movinr.

An old friend, who was present, gave us
the details this morning of most spirited
meeting of the Democracy of Madison
Township, Butler County, which was held
at the Madison House, Middletown Depot,
last evening. ..
1t was simply local meeting, and, al
though the roads are scarcely navigable
three to four hundred good and loyal men
were present. Mr., Voorhees, presided, d.
Marts, Vice President; Jno Kelley, Secre-
tary.
Hon. Durbin Ward was on hand. His
speech was of the conversational charac-
ter-plain, agumentive, and, ON all the
topics which it touched, thoroughly CON
vincing. The effect was marked, as the
second Tuesday Of October win be sure to
tell.
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-09-29
Democratic Meetings.

Harshmansvllle, September 30, T. o,
Lowe and Hon. T. J. s. Smith.
Greencastle, September 30, ID. G.. Fitch
and e. Thompson.
Germantown, October 1. 7P. H., Hon. H.
d. Campbell and General Vanderveer.
Little York October s, ID, A. Houk and
Dennis Dwyer.
Alexandersville, October G, ID. A. Houk
and Geo. V. Nauerth.
Phlllipsburg, October 3, ID. A. HOuk and
e. Thompson. ..
Kiser's School House. Mad River Turn
pike, October 3, j. A. Mcmahon and w. II.
Belville.
Centerville, October 4, d. A. Houk and
II. Elliott.
Aliens School House, Wayne Township,
October 8, I. o. Lowe and r. G. Bigelow.
-Four Mile House, Van Buren Township,
October O, @. w. Houk and Geo. Y.
Nauerth.
Pyrmont, October, 4, J. A. Mcmahon and
others.
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-09-29
Tho Merchants Union Express
COmDany.

company.
The Cincinnati Enquirer, referring to
this cOmpany-whlch is to commence busi-
ness on Monday neXt-says:
The labor and expenditure of time and
means requisite to the organization OF a
Company so vast IN Its proportions as this,
are almost Incredible, but win be better APP
preclated when II is known that the Execu-
tive Board, with large corps of able assist
ants, have been over an entire year In COM
pletlng the project. The capital stock OF
$20,0O0O00 Is admirably and wisely distrlb-
uted, and owned by over ten Thousand
stockholders, most ofthem merchants, doing
business In every city from New York and
Boston to st. Louis, Chicago and all inter
mediate points, and who are equally inter
ested in sustaining the same.
The old express companies, by their pc
culiar system of dividing territory, and
avoiding competition by agreements have
monopolized the business and greatly in
creased the tariff of charges.
This new company proposes to commence
on the direct lines on Monday, October l,
and thereafter extend rapidly over Ill the
routes Of trade until all points are reached,
and all the shareholders have an opportunl-
ty OF patronizng a company so essentially
their own, with fair prospect of hand
some dividend on their Investments; for IL
is well known that the profits of the Ex-
press Companies have been exceedingly
large
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-09-29
PUBLIC SALE
or VALUABLE
REAL ESTATE,
In Dayton, October @, 1866.
(By Order OF COurt)
On the 0th day OF October, 1seO,

On the 9th day of October, 1866,
| A q one O'Clock in the afternoon at the Court
| IA House, IN the city OF Dayton WILL BE SOLD 10
TINE HIGHEST BIDDER the following described real
ceased, to-wit;
Part Of lots numbered sixty -nve (G5) and sixty.
six tOBl, on the plat of the city Of Dayton begin
ming at the southeast corner Of said lot sixty tye
COoll thence measuring westwardly along the alley
and twenty two t22) feet To point; thence north.
wardly Ut right angles parallel 10 the east line OF
said lots, sixty i've e5) feet 70 point; thnnoo at
rght angles ehstwardly parallel 70 the south lue
of said lots, one hundred and twenty two (ig eet
TO the east line OF said lot sixty five ON Ludlow
street. and thence at right angles southwardly
with the east line OF said lot sixty five on Ludlow
street sixty 1857 foet the place OF beginning
-Delhg slNy i've leet Ia width on Ludlow street,
by one hnnured ahd twcnty-tNo feet In depth,
next the alley.
=. Al,Proised a SG,OOOO o.
Also, the following inlots on the plat OF the city
0l Dayton, rs numbered upon "A subdivision and
plat Of part OF ontlot ten Q0), made and rccoried
by John q Lowe Executor of Il. G. Phillips, and
under which this sale Is made, to.wit.
ol; Lots M numbered SG5. 50lg 500, bo2l 5O22 S0as
oO5i, 5OOi, 5000, 5OOd, 5GO7 aud GOO
ApPratssd al tl55 eacA.
lots numbered b0O2, 5OO3 5OOs 5OO9 JOiO bOil 5Oi2
and biiS-dPpraissd at 500 edcA.
Lots numbered 6OlS and 6ol7rSRpraissd az $500
70. numbered soel -aPpraiaed AZ Sia5
lot numbered b0it- 450
Lot numbered 50is- $50
These lots lie the center of the city south OF
Ihlrd street, Wost Of McDOnOugh street and are All
bounded by convenient streets and ALLEYS Plnts
hee. Va
7as sale "a ps,sa,piOry, and he aas unQasstioaa.
Terms et Sale-- 0ns-fAird eas1, oae-Niri IN oss
ysgr' arg ons-tAtld "a t'oo ysaTs from Ne dag ef
sa'e' 'e'tA mortgage security. ,,..
DAvIEs LOWE, Atty's.
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-09-29

NEW AND GooD.-DeoIdedly the incest
little establishment to be found Is at No.
2lO16, East Fifth street. near Wayne. Messrs.
snaveiy u Elliott having just opened out a
rich assortment Of foreign and domestic
Dry Goods and Fancy Notions. splendid
Dress Goods, Shawls, Dress Trimmings.
Hoisery, Gloves scaris, Muslins, Hoop
skirts, &C. at the very lowest figures. We
recomend our friends to call at No. 21OIS
East Finh street. w d9t
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-09-29
The County Fnir

Our readers are already apprised that the
Montgomery County Agricultural Fair has
been postponed until the 10th of October
next. It will bo opened ON that day, and
continue until the l2th. The postponement
was rendered unavoidable by the unfhvor-
able weather which occurred Just Mt the
time set for the Fair in September. This
arrangement will no doubt be for the ben
eft of all concerned. Il win give exhibit
ers plenty Of time TO prepare; and from the
Information we have received, the forth
coming Fair promises 10 be the best and
most interesting that has ever been held In
the county. Those who intend TO present
articles for xhlbltion--especially our
farmers, mechanics and manufacturers
should lose no time In making the proper
entries. Mr.. Eeils, the Secretary, may bo
found at his Office every day, TO attend to
all applications of this kind. All interested
should make their entries without delay.
THE FAIR GROUNDS, are requested
to state, for the information OF all whom II
may concern, that all persons are forbidden
to deface the fences and buildings on tho
Fair Grounds, by FASTING bills, writing or
painting on the same In any way. Rigid
penalties will be enforced upon all Offend
ers. Take warning In time.
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-09-29

One word to our readers. DIR. BICK-
NELL'S SYRUP, whenever you have
any distress in stomach or bowels. OF SYM
tom of Dysentery or Dlarrhea. 1t IS sim
pie, safe and reliable, and very pleasant TO
the taste, contains no oplates.
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-09-29
DAYTON PAVILION

y you want something TO refresh YOU. call al
u lER'S Pavilion, ON JefeTsO
street, opposite tho POstofliee. where all kinds
hetrcslments, In season, are served up In the be
style lie keeps Creams Of all the sRy0red nayOrs.
Ise Wafer, Mineral WateT, &e.i also, all kinds OF
variety all kinds of Fruit In season both Foroien
and Domestie, papershell Almonds, Engllsh
MMnuts Palm -nutS, Filberts, Ground nuts, Ac.,
win large variety OF other articles in his line OF
business. Having an experience Of twonty-d
years IN the business he hopes 70 bo able TO pleA
AL VINO may favor him with thoir custom.
Balls, wedding Parties, aud Pic-nics supplied
to suit the times
Remomber-d2 jefferson st. opposite the P O.
lu1GdruThNSu \ DEtitffITM AVIsU
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-09-29

TTECmcus~ -Tipman's Circus was largely
attended yesterday. II lsa big show, and
the exhibition a big success. The great
pavilion was packed TO Its fullest extent,
and everybody was delighted. Everybody
who wants to see tho best show of the
scason shohld not fail to attend the show
this afternoon and evening. It will bo the
last chance.
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-09-29
GENERAL WARD
win speak at the following places:

VIII speak at the following places
Dayton Court House) Wednesday even
ing, September 20. Vandalia, Wednesday,
October 3, at twelve o'clock M. General
Ward will be accompanied by Colonel
George w. McCook, General Thomas Ew-
ing, and General J.. fl. Rousseau.
Miamisburg, Saturday 29th, ut seven
O'clock In the evening.
Hon. l.. ID. Campbell will also address
the meetings ut Dayton, Vandalia and
Miamlsburg. M
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-09-29


MlscEdENATIoN-Horace Maynard, one
of the leaders of the party opposing tn,
reconstruction policy of the President, and
supporting the revolutionary, dlsunion
schemes of Congress, In the course of a
speech delivered at Athens. Tenn, on the
2lst ult., said sr.
And tell you, gentlemen, that in shoI
time oil this complaint about negro equali-
| ty Will be done away with. Some months
since and 1t was said that the negro would
not be suffered to testify Ia your courts
that his oath would not be granted him.
But how stands the matter to-dayS He Is
not only permitted to testify In your courts
with lmpunity, but there is every evidence
That he Will be on social equality with
the white man In your State. Yes, gentle
men, In short time he will MARRY and In
termarry In your families. 1t Is a little OBJ
lectionable to-day but you viii soon get
over this, and the prosecuted negro will be
welcome In your Parlors. This will be the
result OF the political and social changes of
the next few months.
This Maynard Ia one Of the ''llghtsr of
the JacObln party, who was invited to
speak to the faithful here in Dayton few
days ago but found II Convenient to stay
away. The above, however, is specimen
Of the sentiments he holds, and which he
maintains In Congress as representative
from Tennessee. White mon, how do you
like 1t? Nv