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asloafta,y5=and Qtomrlfrfial.
Cincinnati Markets.

| 'iNNiNNArr' September 10.
| ioUR-IE be market dun and beavv al
pi,ce, month";. We quote trade brands ~
'9i2 20 anI .ancy NJ SluaIl, but the"e %
9"1. ''oNS are only nominal
! HEAr-1he market closed bea,,. IN,
only safe since our last was 350 hush min n'
spected' red, at 81 So. No. / wonid ,'ila, ,,a,
rug Overt ~ 55@2'60. 'o'
C9sH--The market is not so firm. Mixod
snsi,ed IS offered at GGc., and ear % ~ "'ngi a.
"n'te shehed Is held at 70@7ic. ''o'
oATs--ATe dun. Eat a3GSfe' for No ,
| loltn3'c. for No. q Ia elevator. = anu
hfa-Ihe market Is quiet NOT much IL,
ing socr'Oc are the asking rates for No
BARLEy--N Nothing doing or conseou.,oo
lrime inll VIII bring 81 45aI 30. lave.
'SRoc tPus-Jho market has not cbange,I
essfpsialiy since our last. The deman5 -
iair AZ 2o@3lc. for fair 10 choice Rio Cof,s,a.
lsta l0c. for raw Sugar; I7ISta Isc' for mar;
refined aud s@90e. for Porto Rico Mo-
WHIsKY-A continued firm market with
a good demand at 81 81 for free, and 32c In
bond "N '~O' !"
SEED-FlaX remains firm and In good do
mapd at 81 1908. Timothy is steady at
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LEGAL NOTICE.

Il EWls GWINNER, OF the city Of Richmond
u Indiana, viii take notice that Margaret
Gwinner, Of montgomery county, state of Ohio
did, ON the 18th day of September, A. ID. 1866 nle
hcr pettion in the superior Court of said county
Frederick Gwinner, individually and as adminis-
traitors OF Arnold Gwlnner, deceased Frederick
Pansing and Francisco Pansing, his wife John
kurz, William McAnany and Isaac Trever, de-
ndnding dover in part Of the northeast quarter
Oi sec. 10, town . range O. In Miami tow wnship, in
said county, containing acres and 81 perches of
land. and In another parcel of land in said quarter
section, containing acres and 140 perches of
land, and in nlot No. 10 on Kerchers plat of the
town Of Miamisburg, In said county and state as
the widow Of Arnold Gwinner, late of said coun.
ty, deceased.
And the said Lewis Gwinner Is notified that he
Is required 10 appear and answer said petition on
OF before the third Saturday after the 25th day OF
October, A. ID. 1896 ="
MARGARET GWINNER
LOWE NAuBRTH, q ID. A, HOUK, Attys,
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PETITION FOR PARTITION.

Daniel Moon, Wilson Moon, and Elizabeth Moon,
ts. Sarah Groist, Samuel 4. Greist Corwin Nj
Brown, and Sarah Eleanor Vail
superior Court of Montgomery County Ohio.
Case No. 354I Petition for Partition.
- ARAII CREST, Samuel r. Greist and Sarah
~ Eleanor Vail residents OF Montgomery county,
ohio, and Corwln M. Brown, resident of the State
OF Missouri. You are hereby notified that on the
80 "a DAY Of september, A. D. 1866, petition was
filed in the Superior Court of Montgomery county
Ohio, by Daniel Moon, Wilson Moon and Elizabeth
Moon, against you, demanding partition OF the
following described Feal estate, situate in the
County Of Montgomery, and state of Ohio The
north end and an equal third part of the east half
Of section NO 10 town 2and range 3, between the
Miami River, and bounded as follows, viz; begin
ming at II stone on the northeast of said section,
thence south on the section line T chains and Gi
links 10 stOnej thence n $40 W 10 chains and ~
links-to stone; thence n 80 q chains and ca
inks'to stone on the north line of said section
thence SO on the section line 30 chains and 7s
inks to the place of beginning containing 112 and
iS 100 acres more or less.
And that at the next term Of said Court held
after 10 days from tho date of the first publication
Of this notice, application will be made by tho said
petitioners for AN order that partition may be
made Of said premises,
DANIEL MOON
WILSON MOON and
ELIZABETH MOON.
ADAM CLAY, Atty. se9W6
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LECTURE TO LADIEs.-Mrs. Barclay, OF
Chicago, isannounced to give free lecture
TO the ladies of Dayton, at 8 O'Clock to-mor-
row afternoon, at the United rresby yterian
Church, corner of Fourth and Jefferson
streets, where she hopes 10 meet the ladies
Of the city, old and young. She will adj
dress them upon most important subject
1.-THE Early Decline Of American Wo-
men," If sufficient Interest is manifested
she will remain aud give course Of lee
lures upon the causes Uf disease and theii
cures. Her lecture upon the science II
"Genetology or Human Beauty" teether
with the one on the "Theory - 'DeVeiop-
ment," are alone worthy q the mghes'
consideration from eveV intelligent wo-
man.
Mira D. prings with her the highest testi-
monials as TO character and intellectual at
taInment and we have no doubt the ladies
Of our city will be deeply interested IN her
lectures,
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The Soldiers Convention.
CLrvELANn. SenIemh

CIEvELAND, September 10.
The tents for the Convention arrived this
morning. aud have been erected in the
public square
ono WI seat hVe thousand people, and
the other for the use of the committees.
VIII accommodate ak hundred.
lhe indications are that an immense
throng wiz be present. Several very dis
tinguishcd delegates have already arrived.
Including Major Generals John l.. Wool, A,
Mcdowell McCook, Custer and Heath, of
Nebraska, Generals Kilby Smith. Este.
Mhrkland- Love Frezell. Crittenden and
Kentucky
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ONE OF the most valuable farms in Ohio is Of
~ Tered for sale. II contains one hundred and
hfty acres OF land of the best quality, one hun
ared and twelve OF which IL improved and in a
high state Of cultivation-the balance Is in good
running through the entire farm; mill and saw
mill adjoining IL. and railroad station on each
sue OF ~. There Is on the premises new frame
house witch ten rooms and double cellnr: also a
good barn and all other necessary out DHildngs.
ALSO, large apple orchard In full bearing at
present. Possession given to suit the purchaser.
Any person desiring TO purchase, can ascertain
inc terms aud all further information, by calling
on Abraham Moler, residing on the Morse farm,
near Dayton. au2d2w3m
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KENTUCKY ELECTION. the Sixth Dis
trict, opposite Cincinnati, the election to
flll vacancy in Congress, came off on
Saturday. Ward, Democrat, Carpenter,
Radical, and Doughty, independent, were
candidates. The vote was small, in Gov
lngton, 91s. Ward led both 55S majority
The whole county will give him about $50
majority. His total majority will be quite
laEge.
In August last year, the Radicals and
muskets carried Newport by 1G7 votes On
Saturday It went 33l for Ward.
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aPIIDNDID
Livery Stable PropertJ
IN. N.MIAMIsBURG, FOR SALF
ORDER OF COURT

-- .,-y Of OCTOBER
an SATURDAY the ~. NJ, at fIORTHER'S
IL 1898 Ht two o'sJf. miamisburg, Ohio, win
HOTEL, In the tsss tg glduGS Ihe @ Ipiiowlng rea'
estate a. thss ii the county OF Montgomery and
la vgit lhie being 10 No. 10 on the original p At
stats eswn Of Miamisburg, IN said county. Said
GSpsrty TO be sold free Of dover. A.
hpnraised free Of dover at ...............9ito too
And cannot sell for less than two thirds ther.oi
Terms Of salO-One third cash on day shlei
Dne- third In one and one third In two ys1h mere
ateri deferred payments 70 bear intseS'' ana 70
30 secured by mortgage on the pre',GSsKEy
Adninistratrix OF LoROr saskey, deceased:
ApAM Clay, Attorney se11d2aW4
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SEED WHEAT.

NOR SALE Fifty bushels very superior Wheat
IL light red chah bearded Mediterranean, raised
from newly imported seed last year; IL stood tho
winter very well, ripenod early, uncOmmOnly
large plump grain, light rcd or amber color, Very
clean and warranted pure ms imported.
PRICE, - 90 por bushel, delivered ~ Depot
New Paris 5. \. RICHIE,
sesw2 New Parie Preble County o.
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Heavy Loss-Isonssenu Elected.
LOUISVILLE, September I5.

During the storm Thursday night the
Lightning struck the barn of Mr. Arnd,
two miles this side OF Corydon, Harrison
County, Ind killing two horses, three
cows, aud destroying the building by fire.
Mr.. Arnd's loss was immense, M the barn
was filed with hay and grain of all kinds.
The election passed of quietly to-day; OF
course General Rousseau Is reelected Com
gresham. No opposition. A large vote
was poiled.
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New York Money Market.

NEW YORK, September 10.
Money steady and unchanged at 3a5 per
l07@lO74. ''''"i "'
Sold lower opening AZ 144sl. advancing
TO l43Aa, aud closing ~ l44I3.
600. '' "''o Nio''-
firmer. anu
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BY TELEGRAPH.
4 Radicai Mob Disarme.d
TnrfN, ONO, September /.

The johnson Soldiers Convention at Tiff
in to-day was nm immense success, the
Coult-house being crowded to overlooking.
General Cummings and Captain Clarkson
made able speeches, and were enthusiastic
cally oheCrcd
A Radical mob, headed by the leaders of
the county attempted 10 break up the
meeting, but the soldiers disarmed them,
and compelled them to hang their heads In
shame.
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FARM FOR SALE.

4 WILL sell at private sale. a small farm, con
Il tanning nfty acres. About nfteen acres are 4
good timber. The balance IL wen improved
There Is a good house ANA barn, and fine bearIs
orchard. Tho fences Rre all In excellent Orsiff
and there are two wells OF good water ON is
promises. Tho farm Is located on the Dayton ~
Western Railroad, a milo and a half west OF lifI
gins station, Call aud examine the farm I,
aua0w2m ROBERT PEELIAe
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GovBRNMEsr Goons Blankets, over
coats, dress coat', par yaioons shirts, draw
ers, canvass, and every description of tents,
bed sacks and ticks, grain sacks, axes, show
els spades and pick-exos; for sale cheap,
by G. z. Huber & son, NOs. 27S and 2s0
THIRD street. fel7d5
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SORGHUM /!
NoSse to Sorghum Manufacture

TVgE nndenlgnod having obtained the ri9ht N
| 20 state ofOhio a the STEVENSON EyAfoRI
"a a1d process clar' 'ty!ng and grAnulating sor.
Glna the cane and dry the sugar, rendering il
IF.y,- ~ market, u nav having the same manu-
Aeseii 70 70 ofef ~ the establishment Of b. G. Tay-
IA, Ohio. Sf" N@'
Parties desirous Of awaiting themselves OF a pro.
el,l % tho dry sugar In the barrel 4 tborons-6
ha oomplete, Address JAS. r. HOPKINS,
AGENTS desiring 70 negotiate Iop tSrTitogY g,S viii
pply NJ above. auisgsn,
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state of Secretary Stewards Health.
WAsnINGroN. September M

y '7'I'IIN'FI VINf 3NFTITF'TTIWFT TO.
There has been slight improvement i'm
the condition of Secretary Seward since
last night. The indications are favorable.
and his physician continues to entertain
very strong hopes of his early recovery
from the severe Illness which has prostrated
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Arming for Oivll Wan.
INDIANAPOLIS, September

ANbANAfolls. september l6.
AT nearly every important point IN the
otate boxes of arms have been shipped, all
M,tl wv tne same brand-a diamond, (C,)-but
the consignors. except in n few cases. are
not known. IL is supposed they came from
the East.
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The Fourteenth Moving.


ASHLAND, ONO, September 10.
There was great Democratic meeting
here to-day ~ the old style, flags and
hickory trees were numerous. IL was one
OF the largest meetings ever held In this
county: Nallandigham made straight-outu
old,riashioned i'emocratic speech. Ii sound
ed like the notes Of tho Old bugle. and
stirred the imioeuse audience TO the highest
pitch OF enthusiasm. The Fourteenth Dis
trict promises well
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Threatened war in Germanv.

Wv TVTVN' lVTITVTIDUT 10.
Inc Ip'bune morrow will publish
special dispatch from Berlin. bv tbe Allan
tic cable, announcing threatened war in
G"rmany. Austria seems to act toward
ltaiy in bad faith. and Prussia threatens to
draw the sword again
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MONEY SAVING lNsTTUTIoN'-Ihose IN
want of Booto and Shoes should not fail to
call 4c Goodman's Boot and Shoe Store, ITO
1lain street, where everything in Chat line
can be bought at very low figures His
stock of Eastern and home madf work can
not be beat In the city. People in want OF
fine goods win save money BY going to bis
store. BE sure to remember, ITO Main
streef
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CB-Turners' Opera House wiz be closed
Monday and Tuesdly evenings, in order 70
complete tho arrangements Tor che produce
Eion of the grand spectacle Of the Naiad
Queen, on "Wednesday evening, on which
occasion Miss Kate Fisher viii appear, sup
ported by al entirely new company.
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The Fall Trade Opened.
BOOTS AND SHOES.
n. p. EMRICK,

NO. IO4 MAIN STREET, DAYTON,
. now receiving his fall stock Of BooTs SHOES,
quality NS'
His stock Of manufactured work is OF the very
Dest quanty, and cannot be surpassed by any other
house in the city. Ho invites his friends especial
" those In tho country. TO call and examine his
assortment They cannot fail 10 be satisfied as
rekards style, quality and price.
Don't forget the place, No. 104 Main street Op-
posite the Phillips House se29yylin
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The President at Home.

WAsRiNGToE, September Is.
The PresidepG had an enthusiastic reoep-
ton on his reGurn from the western tour
and he Is low quietly resting at tb> White
House
1'te receiUts from Inter,-d Revenue to-
dsr were 81 4G7, ,b7S.
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O." General HAYES, ono of the Radical
.Cc1grcssmen from Cincinnati, and now on
the rack again. admitted, the other even
ing, in public speech, that he had voted
himself the $4,000 bonus per session but
said he had made '"n,yatc"-that is. II
was . mistake ., lavc civ"l tle vote. 5u.
mot b hayo po'Se'ca '.tsash.
No., Pc * cl.t Ore .air't ~ Diet
.choaP wav., AH m 'a'a ta s. 'cr hC
perfected fhc bH-ur n DIS Gnrn9u aod
.aarT.c"' tha people GOT ,ieirmopey back !!
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Democratic Meetings.
GENERAL WARD

IENEBAL W Alfl)
Will speak at the following places:
Vandalia, Friday, September q, at 10 A NJ
Br0Okville, Saturday, September q, at 10 a. NJ.
Germantown, Monday, September u, at 10 4 NJ.
Dayton Court House) "Wednesday and Friday,
September 20 and %, mt +. NJ.
Miamisburg, Saturday. September ~ at J NJ.
Hon. l.. u. Campbell will also address
the Vandalia, Germantown, Dayton and
Miamisburg meetings.
NOTICE.
Major General Rousseau, tho distin-
guished General, and present Congressman
from the Louisville, Ky, District. will be
present at Vandalia, Friday, September 81.
Major General Thomas Ewing will be at
BroOlville September ~.
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c. L. L.vALLANDIGHAM
Will speak at the loIIowlng places:

VIII speak at the following places:
Poasttown, Saturday, September ~, 19 NJ.
Union, Friday, October &, 70 NJ.
New Lebanon, Saturday, October q. - NJ.
Ingham's Blacksmith shop, Washington, town.
ship Tuesday, October 2, lam.
Dayton, Court HOuse) Monday, october g.
ID. A. Houk and j. A. McMahon will also
address the meeting at Poasttown.
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ACCIDENT TO LITTLE BoY.--A little son
of Major Gunckle an agent of the Ohio In
surance Company, met with q serious ac-
cldent yesterday. He was attempting to
fly his kite, which lodged in tree near TIE
residence of DR.. Bosler, or Ml."'street. he
assembled the tree to uniasten kite, and in
doing 80 fell to the gronnd, inh'cting a
very severe fracture upon his head, break
ing an arm, and otherwise badly bruis,ng
his body. We regret to learn that the
child is considered to be in a very critical
condition.
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wANTED--To RENT.--A house containing
from five 10 seven rooms, located west of
the canal, Address lock box No. 80, Dayton,
Ohio. seplldlw
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Death Of Brevet Major Joseph j.
Wagonor, Of the 18th y. S. I.
Fqperel Ceremonies.
Inip0slng Military and Civic Hon
ors tD the pecensed.

in our issue o. rbursday last we pub
lished the following brief obituary Of the
lato Major Wagner. AT the request Of a
numbor Of tho friends Of the deceased, we
re-insertit:
DEArIi or MAJoR WAGoNER.-It Is with
ldeep regret that we announce the death Of
Major Joseph johnson Nagoner. Of the 10th
lBegimeu6 Y :. Infantry. lIe died at the
res idence OF his father Mt. J. X, Wagner,
In Miami City, on Wednesday evening,
september p az seven o lack. after a long
1nd painful Illness. The writer of this
IhNei meipeDtp was n bed Siuc when hc
die,i, and his sn'i prspd away as gently
auU calmly asnn inlart falling TO sleep.
On the breaking ont OF ,ne late civil war,
the deceased was mcpber OF the Dayton
lIoUaves, p"d with ihat company entered
The thr3t moaths service rs private. In
| 1867 ne iOi aed yhu iHt. iNfnntrv ut India
Iuapols A. re,ra~f for his gallant and
lmeritorlous services-haying participated
ip several of the most severely contest
ed engagements of tAe. var-ho was
lsucccss reir promoted +" 90 rank OF Sec-
I0u' p. d tHDf U'It 1t ,gu''in ard
Ispriag he west Witit 'i.a. tf s'in'0tto i.Ulc
Rock. Ark, g. on tp4 VI OF iuiy Wa4
taken sick with fever aNdhad q vnral sue
ces~iye attacks whio' rendered him unit
for active service. About zen days ago he
,,,,, t,,t,.. ,,..aet, .,. ..,.,I -. .t,, -,
a,tt - ', 49,, ,y ~ ,yy "%Vp -
i "'V lc's HlNt teiui Wtf 3 ""u,u SDon
lfestOre hinto his acen.lOI'a4 heath. But
~ this he am ms ir'rn%S were disagpolnt-
cnrld sne;scst ,,as I".,c r,,. rim law his Cam-
liiy, but his systeni hid <. lived too severe
. shock by proirac ea diA1se, aud death
eusned at the time St3irH.
As soldier and pptrot the deceased,
though Ia the prime Of a. manhood. has
made a record that wr ,e imperishable
ie served his country faithfully and gal
mlI{ { an thronRh learl9 u sIpsSiie
,rSloh he sa~ri6cei nj. ynnm~ IiC4.
| BJ it was not as soldier That the char
acior ana virtues Of 'hc deceased shone the
- es,rhcso W iico a. and 'S ',nt NM ,I ~
bright examplc for fhn Imitation of others.
He was n model Of tho christian aud the
gednelmau' whiic ms 4 son ana brotner MS
viyo i ~ "nd IIS,Su hy Syho m N" " %,esd'
beloved.
! We deeply sympathize with his family
a. itlcnds ~ their great btreaYemrnt 0Qt
tho,ob ios, 'o ta horo hi % gr5oI lnirit 4
a. rest in 'arother and better world"
Oa SATURDAY, ias.. the funeral ceremonies
toot p'acr at tho h,miiy resideace and were
attended nv large conconrsc OF sympa-
tbzlng frionds. il was fit and gratifying
testimonial to the private virtues and patri-
otic services of the honored dead. The re-
Iligiouq services were of an Impressive and
Inappropriate character, and were conducted
BY the Rcy. NJ, SAWYER. Of The Third street
Prcebv church. of which church the
dcccascd rad been worthy ard consistent
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JOHN A. MCMAHON

win speak at the following places, at the
times stated:
Arlington, Thursday September 20, I p. NJ.
yohnsville, Monday September n z 7. NJ
Pynmont, "Wednesday, September 10, TP. NJ.
0B-A meeting will also be held at the
Court House, in Dayton. on Thursday
evening, September 2O-the speakers to be
hereafter announced.
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BEar's FILTERs-PRIoB REDUCED. In or
der 10 accommodate all CLASSES who desire
10 have pure drinking water this warm
weather, b. Best would announce that he
has reduced the price of his superior Filters
10 $40. This will place them in the reach
OF all, and no family should be without
one. jyl2dtf
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NOTICE TO HUNTERS.

A LII person. are hereby notified that they are
N prohibited IRON hunting upon the premises
OF the undersigned, in Wayne township Mont
gOmery county, Ohio without authority from the
owner or owners. Any one failing 10 comply with
this notice, will b. prosecuted b the ful oxtent
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Dissolution Of Partnership.

'I'hh partnership heretofore existing under tha
- nrm name OF Walker a Turner HSrth ~
Iaiiors, Is this day dissolved by mutual Sa,
Inc business Will hereafter be Conducted nv w.
aiker, az the old stand, The hooks Will hi f,un
M ~ Hs o'a stand any person being indebted 10 the
Dayton, Ohio. August Al, is65-dAwst
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Democratic NIeetiug at Libertv.


. The Democratic meeting at Liberty on
Saturday evening was largely attended
and a marked interest in the result of tae
pending political canvass was manifested
by all present. Tho veteran Democrat,
John Burnett, presided, and the meeting
was addressed by +. Thompson aud d. A.
Houk, Of this city. The important issues
now before the people were ably presented
by both speakers, aud their remarks were
attentively listened TO aud applaudcd by
the people assembled, Old jefferson is wide
awake and win render good account Of
herself at the coming election.
----.,e.---4---------
THE COUNTY FAm.--The Montgomery
County Fair win commence on Wednesday
next. No time should be lost by cxhibi-
tors in making their entries. The books
may be found NJ the Office Of NJ. Eells, Esq
the Secrettry, on Tirst STREE aud also at
the ofllcodpf thc Miami Yal'cy Insurance
Company. on Main street. We learn that
over two buHdrcd cnlri,s have already been
made aud tiat the exhibition promises to
excel any tblthas heretofore been held.
Commi tees Of the various departments
Of the County Fair 1re requested to meet
'be President on the Fair Grounds at an
"o"'y hcuror Wcdrcs0ay morning.
Tue SrNrE AND County FAlRs-Promiso
I, be grand affairs. and from the prepara-
tions made at the Eagle Clothing Store. II.
Srlwarz certainly must anticipate a tre-
mendous trade for clothing.
\ You've LADY SHoT AND KILLED Miss
Il"lena EhrlirEer about sixteen years of
age. at Cincinnati. while engaged in a
romping rlay. on Su0day afternoon, with
young mou named rrenning. met with
terrible death. TIC lad took up a shot gun.
which 10 supposed to be unlOadcd and
playfilly pu'lcj thctriggcr Unfortunatc-
ly the qua contained heavy load of pow
der and buck shot Miss Ehrlmget was
Siand'ng in the doorNhy, with her hack
to the young man and the load struck her
~ tie back Of the head. tearing OF BALI of
1t apd hespattcring the walls with her
brains and blood, killing her instantly
WANTED.-Twenty respectable Young
Ladies, to act as Ballet Girls, in the play of
the "Naiad Queen" Apply Immediately at
thp Onprn Ilousa AR
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FELLOW CnIzHNs-Do your duty this
fall, and vote that II. Schwarz sells the
cheapest and best made mp clothing. Call
and 600 him
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eB-No old fashioned clothing sold at the
Eagle Clothing Store, andno two prices
asked, fer
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The FIrst ward Meeting.

We inadvertently omitted Il notice OF the
Democratic meeting held in the First Ward
on Friday evening las.. 1t was well at
tended by large number of the active,
working men of the Ward, and was ably
and satisfactorily addressed by Dennis
Dwyer and K. Thompson. The Democra-
cy of the First Ward are fully aroused 10
the importance of the issues involved o the
coming contest, and a gooG report may be
expected from them,
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-09-17

BoYs-When you come TO Dayton, buy
your custom-made suits at the popular
Eagle Clothing Store, lls Main street
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DemOcra lc Headquarters.
lPEN EYERY EVENING.

Corner JeffersOn and Market SITS.
over maxwell 3 sNYDER'sf
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Meeting at New lebanon.

Thomas o. Lowe and j. A. Mcmahon
win speak at New Lebanon, on Friday
evening, September 81, at seven o'clock.