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The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-06-25
For the Empire.1
we HBMEmREw YOU, AND MISS


lft0tfs TON, O. 1NDNw, rHu.
Wo remember you, and miss YOU, uiss
As we meet ffom day to day,
Aud register the absence
Of the dear ones far AWAY. ilI Ia
We miss you in the morning,
When we vainly try to sing
But we nutter like the little bird,
With bruised and broken wing
We miss you in our classes,
And in the merry games,
We wait in silence often,
For the music of your names.
We all miss you, sadly miss you,
Morning, evening, noon and night
But we never can forget you,
Though you're absent from our sight
But one there Is who misses you
Far more than an besidei
who I'm sure win not forget you,
Whatever may betide
lie is waiting for his favorites,
with anxious heart and true;
And If you don't return 10 him,
He'll surely come to you.
who might II be, hear you ask;
II MIGHT be "Bnly NJ"
But chilly Button" sounds the best.
And he's perfect gem.
BY "BuTrONisp FRIEND
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Washington NIlscclIanics.

II is now conceded generally that Con
gress can not possibly adjourn sine die nn-
I'll about the 10Th of Jnly
The Presidents message declining 10 in
dorse the reconstruction plan, has produced
profound dependency among the advo-
Gates of the measure, who now say that il
viii be impossible To carry the proposed
amendments TO the Constitution in any one
of the Southern States, and possibly Il will
fail in several of the Northern States.
Secretary Stanton has been confined e.
his house for the last three or four days by
severe indisposition.
II appears from letter received at the
Office of Indian Affairs, that the Indian
commission appointed to treat with the va
rious tribes ON the Upper Platte River have
arrived at Fort Laramie, Dacota Territory
and bad their formal organization on the
lst inst.
MIR. Stewart called up the House bill ia
establish land agency in Idaho, and pro-
vide for the appointment of q register
which was passed, and goes to the Presi-
dent.
The Senate took up the tax bill The sal
airy of commissioners of Internal Revenue
was fixed at $1,000. The employment OF
iifty-tive female clerks as copyists was
agreed to.
General Meade was summoned and Wis
tied the President to-day relative TO the
final disposal of the Fenian prisoners and
the further course to be pursued. General
Grant was present at the interview while
this conversation was going on.
We have information here that Governor
Hamilton, of Texas. who has been here for
several days, comes under an agreement
with certain parties or schemers in his
State to betray the President. Hamilton
has had lengthy Interview with Mr.. John
son, but managed to evade any allusion to
the proposed apostacy. The President,
meanwhile, had been fully informed of the
plans of Hamilton and his confreres.
The receipts from internal revenue
sources for the week ending Saturday last
were $3,l2l,000.
The Senate Committee on Foreign Rela-
tions are understood to be averse to the
confirmation of the nominations of ex-
Gov ernors Holden and johnson to foreign
missions.
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Telegraph Varieties.

| MEMPHIS, Tenn, June is.
| Last Monday night the residence of DIR
webb, at Little Rock, Ark, was entered by
some one knowing that his safe contained
over $4,000. The doctor was, mt the time
| sleeping in his bed with his son, a boy o
| twelve years. Both were briItaliy muir
dered with an AK. The assassin then pro-
cured the key of the safe, but could only
open one door negro man servant has
been arrested. Upon his boot heel were
found thnmb and finger prints in blood.
NEW YORK, June %.
Judge Cardoso has issued another in
Junction, on the application of liquor
dealer restraining the officers of the Board
OF Excise from closing his place under the
new law.
Two more cases OF cholera are reported
To-day, but the patients are said TO be re-
covering.
a special dispatch to the Post says it is re
ported that Chief Justice Chase has decided
against the project for funding the public
debt In long term bonds To be exempt from
taxation.
Colonel Roberts has returned to New
ork from Washington, and intimates that
the administrator will not Interfere with
the operations ofthe Fenian organization
in future. Colonel Roberts also denies that
the fenian organization is to be used for
political purposes.
New YORK, June a.
A Montreal dispatch to the Herald states
that skirlnish occurred on Friday evening
near Pigeon Hill, between Fenian recon
Iloitering party and AN outpost of British
The Fenians retreated across the line. No
lives lost.
One thousand and two hundred dogs
have been slaughtered in this city during
the past week. .f.
One hundred and thirty more unlicensed
liquor dealers were arrested yesterday.
Five cases of cholera occurred i'm Eliza
beth, New Jersey, on Thursday. Three
died after a short illness. The parties all
lived In an unwholesome quartcr-a tene-
ment house, on low grounds, encircled by
stagnant pools
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Prominent Fenian Arrested.
MONTREAL. June u

The Fenian prisoners were committed.
to-day, jail, at Sweetsburg the chief of
the Mississiquoit towns, to await trial. The
time and place of the trial will be announc-
ed Ia very few days.
An Important Fenian arrest was made
near Cornwall, six miles above Montreal,
to-day, In the person of Colonel Crotty, of
81 Louis, late commandant of a Fenian
regiment on the frontier. lie was In the
inli uniform OF the u. $. Army, and was
taken on Gleason Lock, on the canal, three
miles from town. aud Is confined In Corn
wall jail, with Michael Murphy, also an in
carcerated Fenian. Nothing has transpir-
cd as to what Crotty's business was.
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-06-25

CARELESS Loss.-A farmer friend of ours,
while sitting in the shade of the market
house, on Friday last, waiting for the ar
rival of his team, took out his pocket-wal-
let TO deposit some change in it, and, as he
supposed, returned it. Crossing over to
make some purchases at family grocery,
which he did, what was his surprise to dis
cover that his wallet and its $ll5 which he
had drawn from the bank but short time
before, was gone, and left no sign!' He
had simply missed his pocket no doubt,
and the wallet had dropped on the pave
ment; and, some honest man happening
along in the nick of time, discovered til e
deposits and removed them.
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Country Residence at Auction.
viii Offer for sale, on


Saturday, the 3Oth ddy Of J,fne, 1866,
My place, situated ON fhe Shakertown Road o,,,o
site the Lanatie Asylum containing about
hNc acres, rms property b most tightly sitnat,,
being on the higheSf paint On the r6nd On fha
place ihern are about 100 fruit trees OF the v,rv
hsst Narietlrs about 100 apple and 100 plum; the
oa,anee ,i peAe, pear nectarine apricois, ounce
ana ehefry all nov full bearing size: also avari
ETY. OF raspberry. blackberry Strawberry ,,,si,.
berry currant and variety Of choice cranes
ABOUT seventeen acres in grass the balance In cpr
vicinity of Dayton ." 'nS
Also Household Furniture, CONSISTING orb.d.
sieahs bureaus, tables. stands chairS loot IN,
glasses desk book ease, and all other articles ai
pertaining 10 housekeeping up
Also one spring wagon, one buggy, several sets
buggy harness, one set pillow harness one sleishf
one % wind mill one Plow one harrow. one side ssd
dle one boys saddle, one pony: also two stne
here enumerated NOT
One-haif Of the purchase money on the farm ,,.,
remain on mcrtgage.if desired. ~
lhe property can be seen at ANY time ureyio.s
10 'iay OF sale. sale - commence at ten oieloct
A. 10 ,,,ss HENRY q STORMS.
c,s.. ,.""'i a 9"" Auctionecfs can give all in
'"'""'i"" juiSMN FtsWI
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In,Iiann Post Masters--Morton.

INDIANAPOLIS, June a.
Major Mace, formerlly meuber of Com
gress, has been appointed Post Master ot
Lafayette and Doctor Debuler at Evans
VIE. both Johnson Republicans, displacihg
blatant Radicals.
lt Is reported that Governor Morton Ia
getting up certificates from his physicians
to the effect that his present disease Is of a
strictly moral character.
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-06-25
Napoleon Demands Control Of
Mexican CUStOn-b bOtIses

A letter dated Paris, June Z, received in
this city. says:
The steamer which is about to leave st.
Nazaire, for Mexico, will carry ont an
autograph letter from the Emperor Ma
poleon TO the Emperor Maximilian. Ac-
cording to what is affirmed to me, the first
of the two Sovereigns demands that the
Mexican custom-houses shall be placed
under French administration, as n glIaran-
tee for the Mexican loan converted into
three per cents. IL is also stated that in
default of the acceptance of this proposition
by the Mexican Government the French
will be Immediately recalled.
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New York Money Market.

NEw YORK, June -
Money is easy at l@5 per cent for call
loans. sterling duh at l0S@l0si1. Gold
is iirmer, opening at I5I5a, ADVANCING en-
l53l9, and closing at 1925. The exports of
specie to-day were 81 l,55G,0SG.
The POSTS money article says gold is
higher to-day, in consequence partly of the
cessation of the bear operations to depress
the price aud partly because the next ad-
vices from Europe will, it is surmised. be
less favorable.
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Cincinnnfi nnl Aronnd.

EXPRESS OFFICE RoBBED.-Friday after
noon two men entered the Office of the
American Express Company, on Fourth
street, and approaching the money receiv-
ing clerks desk, one of them asked the clerk
to address package for him, saying that
he could not write. The clerk did as de-
sired. While thus engaged, one of the two
men walked around behind the clerk, and
picked up money package containing
$4,457, that was lying with others on the
desk, put it in his pocket. and deliberately
walked out of the office and disappeared in
the crowd on the street.
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Chicago Market.

CHICAGO June %.
Wheat advanced l@5lsc. for regular re-
ccipts of No. |. and 5(67c on North west
ern, closing at 81 G9ls611 20 for the former.
Corn advanced to 5l946155c, and closed at
quotations rather firm.
Provisions quiet Mess pork 'S32 30 and
dull. Bulk meats held at full prices. but
there is nothing doing. Lard dull and nom
inal at 81 s60 DC for prime.
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-06-25

A PRIZE TO BE WoN.--The gold medal,
now displayed in Mr.. Thompson's jew
elry window, intended as reward to tho
best scholar Of the Central High School,
andltob be presented, during the Exhibition
Tomorrow evening, ut the Opera House,
is attracting no little attention among the
contestants and their friends.
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The Big Railroad Trick.

ST. LOUIS, dune ..
The popular feeling against Governor
Fletcher for selling the Southwest Rail-
road TO Fremont in preference to other
parties who were ready to give.seven hun
dred thousand dollars more for it. and in
selling the State bank stock for los when
other parties offered 145, is hourly incrcas-
ing. The loss to the State by these two
frauds is one million and fifty thousand
dollars.
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BY TELEGRAPH.
a M5.OOO.OOO RohhcrY

-- WAsHINGroN, June %.
The testimony thus far taken BY Ilepfc-
sentative Washburne, IN the case Of George
III. Carleton, late special agent and Acting
Surveyor of Customs at Memphis, was pre-
sented 10 the House on yesterday. II shows
that defalcatlon 10 the amount of $4,000
600 has occurred, and that he gave certiil-
Gates for the seven thirty loan, which
were negotiated through the Commercial
Bank of Memphis. for the benefit of Park
man a Co., who drew the proceeds out of
the bank. Investigation still going on.
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-06-25

EDITOR EMPIRE The ANIMAL Exhlbi-
tion of the Central High School will take
place At the Opera House Tuesday eye-
ning, June28G The patrons OF the school,
and all citizens, are cordially invited 10 at
can not be admitted. Doors will
not be opened until seven O'Clock.
2t j. w. HALL.
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eB- We would call attention to the change
OF time3 on the uineinnali, Hamilton 4,
Dayton and Dayton & Western Railroads,
as shown by the consolidated time table.
The Day Express TO Richmond, during this
week, will run one hour behind the card
time, leaving Dayton about four o'clock,
p. NJ, HOBMt2Oa 20 .Rf
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A 81 2,0OO,OO0 Fight In Mexico
500 Prisoners, II Pieces of Ar
tillery and a Train of $50 Wagons
CaptsIred.
correspondence Cincinnati Commercial J
b BsdwSsVmE, Texas, June Is, I
VIA NtW URLkANs, june z.

VIA NEW OhLhANh, June u.
We have very important Intelligence
from Mexico this morning. ON the 7th
inst General Mejia started Q train from
Matamoras for Monterey of $50 wagons,
heavily laden with valuable merchandise.
The value of the train was near $4,000, 600.
guard of at least LEGO Imperial troops,
under command of General Olyera.
went with 1t. On the 10th inst. Cen
ersl Escobedo, at the head OF four thousand
Liberal troops, attacked the train between
Camargo and Meir, the fight commencing
at six O'clock In the morning. aud resulted
Ia complete victory TO the liberals. The
Mexican Imperial troops threw down their
arms; the Austrians fought desperately,
but We're overpowered. The lmperal loss
was 800 killed and wounded. Eight hun
dred prisoners, fourteen pieces of artillery,
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-06-25

EB- Some thirty or forty radical dele
gates to the Columbus Convention, intend
ing to return home, on the evening of that
day boarded a westward bound train on the
Columbus and indianapolis Central Rail-
way. On arriving at the bridge crossing
the Sciota river, the Conductor passed
around for the tickets or the fare. The
RAIDS. had neither tickets or money, as they
to man alleged. The Conductor immedi-
ately had the train backed some four miles
to the depot, where he put them off; re-
versed engine again, and went ahead once
more, leaving an indignation behind Some
conductors wouldn't serve a ntgger soW
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/ RUMoh.1somelIlaes ..Isamotb 4 a truth.

RUMoR.4Sometiine .'R1morp Il truth
full individual, quite frequently an arrant
mpostor Sometimes sensational, some
times stupid. The last word from "Rumor"
was, by way of Lebanon, that Gen. Max
well of that vicinity, had replaced Mr.. J..
@. Dunleyy, now of this city, as us, As
SCISSOR! We don't know 'sien. Maxwell ,,
but, if he is of the Parson Gaddis pattern of
Andy johnson supporters, then may the
aforesaid Andy exclaims, save me from
nv friendsi"
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, oEFlCEmIn worman's new building opposite
the Post Ohlcc I,,a,i,c
NEW ARRIVAL OF GOODS.-Phiip Supar-
man has Just arrived from the Eastern mari els
wan AN entirely new stock of Dry Goods which
ne Is confident he can sell oholpcT than amy other
mouse IN The city, aud he pledges himself tn olI.r
the citlLens OF Dayton and vicinity cool Barayi0s,
lower than any house in the stale of Ohio M,
managers of his New York house, 40 enter street
near 'rand being on the alert 10 purchase goods
ht hredt Bdtgdfns they enabled to offer ,,nods
az rates much lower than any other house possihl,
can Don't forget Ia call al No. 11O Main street
hihplfe Building, before purchasing elsew here. A
Sugar'hali importer and dealer in all kinds of Dry
.oods, &c; can also be found at the same MACS
Al retail dealers are requested 10 give mo I, call
before purchasing at Cincinnati or any other
wholesale house, as he can sell goods at New YORK
MhoIesaIe prices: lie may he found at No no
Main street, until further notice NnslI,n
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AxornrR MAnrIN GONE up.-Tl,e .Jos,

Another MARTIN GoSE uP.-Tl,e Josr-
nal local" has a pathetic account of love
sick martin hnttering about a lightning
rod, somewhere up ON Jefferson street, and
finally impaling Its tender breast on the
sharp point. A clear case of suicide. Twas
clear case of the dolefil. This is the sec
ond Martin that has lately been impaled.
"Insatiate archer would not ono suniceY''
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and the entire train OF $50 wagons. The
Liberal loss Is very slight.
This victory win give the Liberals pos
session of Northern Mexico. I F9
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Gov. CoRwIN's REMAINS AT REsT.-The
remains of the'late Gov. Corwin were bur
led at Lebanon on the 18th inst. The Star
says the body had been embalmed and pre-
served in the vault of the cemetery TO await
the arrival of his only sou, w. II. Corwin,
Esq, who had been in Mexico since 1861.
The family were all present, except sister
in distant part of Illinois. As funereal
ceremonies had been held at the time the
corpse reached Lebanon from Washington,
six months ago, only the burial services
was read on the present occasion, and
prayer offered, by the Rev. DIR. Leonard, of
the Baptist Church.
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-06-25

ATTEMPT AT HIGHWAY RoBBERy.--As
Charley Wells, of the Type Foundry, was
driving home to Ayondale, few nights
since, his horses reins were grabbed by a
foot-pad; but vigorous lash made the an
-isaalspring forward and break the villains
grip. The fellow fired pistol but was
awkwardly aimed, the ball lodging in'rhe
buggy's seat-not Charley's.
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-06-25

RAILROAD ACCIDENT.--The storm of Fri
day swept away a culvert on the Marietta
engine and three freight cars of the regu-
lar morning westward bound freight train
were precipitated and the engineer, w. L.
Bentmyer, and fireman, name unknown,
killed. The temporary trestlework erected
at bridge No. 8, fourmiles east of Morrow,
which was to have been used until new
bridge was built, was also carried away
The road sustained considerable damage.
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Business alatitts.
! DooTOR
STRICLAND'S
TONIC.
DYSPEPSIA! !
DIR. SrRIcKLAND's

lONll ~ ~ tOIfti-
rated preparation of Roots and Herbs, with
sntiacids and carmlnatiyes to strengthen
the stomach and nervous system. IL IL n
certain remedy for Dyspepsia or Indiges-
tion, Nervousness, Loss Of Appetite, Acidi-
ty of the Stomach, Flatulency and Debility
IL Is not alcoholic, therefore particularly
suited for Weak, Nervous, and Dyspeptic
persons. For sale by all Druggists every
where at 81 per bottle.
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Copy ofa letter TO Robert W Steele Dayton. o |
WARREN, o., June 9th, 1866.
SIR II am Just informed by my sons
wife, that You have sent her note 10 take
that slab from my sons grave. Has your
wickedness not gone far enough that you
cannot let the dead rest IN their grave IL
yOu touch that slab to take It down. hope
the Almighty Judge will paralyze your
hand. Is IL not enough that the assassin
, Broton killed himg Is It not wicked of
Judge Parsons that he cleared the assassin
from the gallOws which he deserved? Is not
tile punishment Of Parsons warning to
your Have you no fear of a Just God, that
his rod will reach you, too, MS IL did Par
sonsg God has heard one of a broken
hearted mothers prayers, In punishing
Parsons and hope he win still hear more
of them. Parsons Is one of the victims of
the assassin Bro,on will You be another
one? Parsons cleared Brown from the
punishment of the law; can Brown clear
Parsons from the punishment of God
Now. Sir, hope that God will send a thun-
der-bolt and pierce the dssdSsin's heart.
There was not one witness in the trial who
said that my son lifted one finger to touch
Brown. lie did not kill him in self-defence.
Broom Is nothing but an assassin, and his
hands are red with the blood of my child
and all who helped to clear him from the
punishment of the law, and help nOto to
clear his character from the bloody deed
they wash their hands dixie Brown in the
blood of my child. Now, Sir, 1 hope you are
not wicked enough 10 do that. Has my
son or any of his family ever injured Brown
or his helpers, that they should make us
miserable for life? Neverl May God soon
hear broken-hearted mothers prayer and
send his judgment on the assassin and his
helpers. CHR. BoLLMEYER.
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~ The largest stock of Linen Coats OF
all sizes and styles TO be found in Dayton /.
at the Eagle Clothing Store, three DOORS
south of Market House, Main street.
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SANITARY PoLIcE.-Mayor Harris, ever
efficient in his duties, has appointed ten
Sanitary Police officers for Cincinnati. One
of the number acts as chief of the squad.
The city will be divided into five districts.
and two Sanitary Police assigned to each
district. They have the powers of other
city police, but their particular duty will
be to inspect all premises, TO examine into
the sanitary condition of the same, and re-
port daily to city Health Officer. For a
city so large as Cincinnati, and, possibly,
for Que even of the Dimensions oe Dayton,
this arrangement if thoroughly worked
no doubt, will produce wholesome effect,
especially in view of the general specula-
tions respecting a cholera visitation.
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EprroR EMPIRE Please publishth fpl-
lowing letter in answer to the infamous
lying article whichappeared in the Dayton
Journal of saturday last, COPIED from the
Cincinnati Gagetie,) aud also the article in
this mornings Journal copied from the
same paper, (Gdsette,) headed, "An Ex-
tract JUSTICE.
DAYTON, june 25. 1866. e
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QUEsrIoN.-Why is Il Schwarz sells 3,
many goodsS Because esells the nices
made up, keeps always on hand Jarg'
stock Of custom made Clothing, aud NOR
especially, sells with . very small profit
and asks no two prices, at Ills Main street
sign of the Golden E-a-g-l-e.
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CoLoRED INSANE AsYLUM.-The ''Water
Cure" near Carthage, and opposite Long
View Lunatic Asylum, has been purchased
and will soon be remodeled for colored
lunatic Asylum. The premises purchased
comprise three acres, with the building,
which alone cost $1,000 some years since
1t is In excellent order, and is bought, with
the lot, at $4,000.
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OFFICIALS KNOW YOUR Duties. Persons
not duly sworn and commissioned as post
masters must not cancel stamps register
letters, receive money In payment of post
age on letters not stamped, nor mark let
ters as paid Persons must not sign, as
postmds,ers, certificates or other communi-
cations addressed 10 or intended for use in
the Postolliee Department. Route agents
and postmasters must return or refuse all
letters marked paid by persons not duly
sworn and commissioned. fJp
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is warranted to be the only preparation
known to cure Coughs, Colds, hoarseness,
Asthma, Whooping Cough, Chronic Coughs
Consumption, Bronchitis and Group. Be
ing prepared from Honey and Herbs, it is
healing, softening, and expectorating, and
particularly suitable for all affections of the
Throat and Lungs. For sale by Druggists
everywhere ian3
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-06-25

G8 Beats any thing in Dayton: Those
Hunkydori and Ruffled Shirts, Prince OF
Wales, Byron and Shakespeare Collars, at
the Eagle Clothing Store.
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-06-25

ESS Mr.. Moses Anderson, well-knowI
citizen of IIillsboro, was brought befor,
Commissioner Halliday, on the charge o.
passing $50 note. He gave bail for hi;
appearance OH Wednesday next.
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Patent Pumps for Bored Wells.

GebNTi AND rOwN RIGHTS ron ouIo az
- James Suggetts Fateut, Tor sail. nv as nj
Dayton Ohio: Warning i hereby given as,,irst
prosecution Tor the same j "A unVih ~"
Dayton, June I, GG-dif,lm NJ siiIui,oN