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The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-09-07
encouragement to Laziness.


The New York Evening Post, decidedly
Radical, In commenting on the Freedmen's
Bureau Bill, says:
"lfmen are to be fed by the Government
because they are starving, or to be clothed
II they are in rags. or to be coddled and es-
pecially protected by IL because they are ig-
nOrant, then the Government simply offers
a premium to idleness, Ignorance and un-
thrift 1t says to the ignorant remain ig-
norant, TO the lazy remain lazy, to the i'm
provident do not feel want paternal gov
eTnment will feed and clothe you at the ex-
pense of the industrious and thrifty. The
American doctrine is that If man can not
take care OF himself--the laws being just
and equal--it Is because he does not use the
faculties God has given to all men, and It Is
therefore right thathe should suffer. Neith-
er the negroes nor the manufacturers have
any right to special protection. In The
period succeeding the war, as Southern in
dustry was entirely dlsorganized, 1t was
proper that temporary special provision
should be made. But TO continue this for a
year beyond next April, or fort day longer
than Is absolutely required by humanity,
is, rs the President says, "to encourage In
terested hopes and fears that the National
Government will continue to furnish to
classes of citizens In the several States
means for support and maintenance, re-
gardless whether they pursue life of in
dolenee or of labor, and regardless also of
tile Constitutional limitations of the Ma
tional authority IN times of peace and tran
quillity.' IL is to iniure rather than to
serve the very class for which special pro-
lection Is thus provided"
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At Last,

We presume that none of the Radical
disunionists will nOao deny, after yesterdays
exhibition in our streets, that they are In
favor of negro equality Not even the
most shameless of them can any longer at
tempt TO make political capital by endeaV-
the matter was clearly reduced to practice.
In the same procession In which were the
members of the Union League, the citizens
escort and the few "SOuthern Loyalists''
who were present. Frederick Douglass aud
The other cOlOred delegates marched side Jy
side ioith white men. That there Is any rea-
sou Whatever why these cOlored delegates
should not be in the very company they
distinctly known, everywhere, that negro
equality among the Radicals is now an
accomplished fact In Phlladelphia.-Ph Phil.
age, Sept. r.
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The Negro-The Bnreau.
MEMpHIs, September G.

WH1THIoi I5t-TVVTIUVI u
There have been twenty-three deaths
from cholera-eighteen negroes aud five
whites. The negroes declare the whites
have poisoned the wells, groceries, flour
and everything they eat, and say water
melons have been cut open and arsenic put
in them here. They have lost confidence
in the Bureau. The negro paper, the Post,
says the negroes say the Yankees are rs
mean NJ the secesh. Great CONSERVATION
prevails among the negroes. A negro
preacher gave the people water-melons to-
day, to ascertain whether poisoned or not
and afterward sold them from his pulpit.
In a few hours sixteen were taken with
cholera, aud five died within six hours.
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a9Euuttarv aaa CIommtrfiaI.
Cincinnati Markets.
CINclNNArL september D.

OlNCiNNATls NepJcmDeFbs
FLoUR-Thc supply is light. superflne
is quoted at ss@s %; some choice country
brands are held at 90. Family we quote
at S1l 6pl2, and fancy at sl2 b0C0l4.
WnEAT-Thc market was quite firm to-
day. and there was q good demand for the
best grades OF red Wheat No. was gen
orally held at ~ 40Go2 45. and sales were
made at the latter rate. No red sold TO
the extent of 1900 bushels at 81 30, llill
Wheat is quoted at W 5O@2 90 and white
OArs-'rhe market rules dull. No. l we
quote at 35c. IN elevator, aud No. 2 at 30
0e32c.
RYE-we quote at sO@s5c. for No. and
choice. Sales to- day of 500 bushels choice
ut S5c.
BARLRY-strctly prime Fall is salablo at
q go State Spring viii bring VI 300
| l 49,
CORN Mixed shelled Is held at 5s@5ec.
and ear at 50@G0c. White ear would not
bring much above that paid for mixed.
White shelled Is held at Gd@GGc, There Is
no demand of consequence for shelled, In
sacks.
GRoCERIRs-JThere Is fair jobblng de-
mand at 256o3le. for fair 20 choice Rio
Coffee; l2@l5c. for raw Sugar; 1716611Sc.
for hard refined, and S0@00c. for Porto
Rico Molasses.
WHisKY-The market rules firm. with a
good demand. Bonded Is held at 81 y a32o.,
and duty paid at S2 30.
SEED-Clover rules dull at 81 50@7 75.
Flax Is firm aud In good demand at 81 700
3, the latter rate for strictly prime. Tlmo-
thy is firm at 80 60@3 75.
New York Money Market.
NEW York. September 0.
| Money Is easy ut 4a5 per cent.
| Sterling dull aud nominal Mt 1O51t0
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PETITION FOR PARTITION.

Daniel Moon, Wilson Moon, and Elizabeth Moon
o. Sarah Greist, Samu n. Grest Corwin NJ
Brown, and Sarah Eleanor Vail ID p r.
Superior Court OF Montgomery County, Ohio
Case No. 35G7. Petition for Partition.
GARAH GREIST, Samuel n. Grclst and Sarah
- Eleanor Vail, residents Of Montgomery county,
ohio, and Corwin NJ Brown, resident Of tho stale
Of Missouri. You arc hereby notified that ON the
3d day of September, A. ID. 1859, petition was
filed IN the Superior Court OF Montgomery county
Ohio, hy Daniel Moon, Wilson Moon and Elizabeth
Moon, against you, demanding parttion OF thc
following described real estate, situate In the
County OF Montgomery, and State OF Ohio The
north end aud an equal third part of the east hall
OF section No TO- town 2and range 0. between thu
Miami River, and bounded rs follows, via begin
ming at n stone ON the northeast of said section.
thence south on the section line N chains and "
links tU a st0nei thence n $40 W 10 chains and a.
links 10 n stone; thence II 30 W ~ chains and 81
links 70 stone OIethe north line Of said section
thence SO g on the section line 20 chains and u
links 10 the place Of beginning containing li2 and
is- 100 acres n0r0 OF less. .-' .
A nd that Ut the next term OF said Court, hold
after 40 days from the date of the first publication
of this notice application will bo made by the said
petitioners for AN order that partition may be-
miide OF said premises
DANIEL MOON,
WILSON MOON aud
ELILAnErU MOON
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SIiERIFF'S SALE or A HOUSE AND
LOT IN ALENANDERSVlLLE, ON
PARTITION.

Philip Eleher OF al vs. Michael Eiohor ct al
superior Court, Montgomery County. Case No. Sss'
IN pursuance Of an order of sale Issued nom the
i Superior Court within aud for the county O
Montgomery. and 10 me directed, win Oner vi
public sale at the door of the Court House Ia the
City OF Dayton, ON
Saturday, September 20, i6d6,
AZ two o'clock r. NJ, the following described real
estate, tu-wit; situate In Montgomery county
Ohio, and section No 10, township Ons ~, range
six t0), NJ RS; Boginning at the n W corner Oi
snid sOction, running AN eastwartily course along
the north boundary line OF said section i6k rods
thence enthusiastically bk rods; thence west.
wArdly agrecably with said county line t0k rods
10 the place Of beginning, containing 70 square
rods, The above described premises have been
appraised al three hundred dollars, and cannot
sell for less than two thinis OF that amount Terms
Of aalo-One- third down; one-third In one year,
ana one-thifd in two years, with interest from
date the deferred payments 20 be secured by
mortgage ON the premises.
A, CLAY, Attorney auS6desls
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CoNFEcrIoNER's Goops AT AucTIoN-E.
w. McGowen & Son will sell, at ten o'clock
tomorrow Saturday morning, on Jefler-
son street. opposite the Postofllce, the
goods. consisting Of Jars, Freezers, Soda
Fountains, Candies, Carpets, fine cushioned
Chairs, Marble-top Tables, large looking
glnsses, &c. all nearly new.
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The President at st. LOuis.-ThC
Reception of President johnson
and Party.
81. LouIs, septembor. 3.

The deaths from cholera yesterday were
.eighty-one. The weather Is very unfayOr-
able.
President Johnson win be first received
by the st. Louis Committee at Alton,
twenty-five miles above here.
The party VIII then be brought 10 So
Louis by river thlrty-six steamers being
prov yided for the purpose, representing all
the States in the Union.
liolbrook, Democratic candidate for Con-
gress In Idaho, was elected by one thou
sand majority,
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Destructive Fire.

\ LoUIsvILLK, September6.
A FIRE broke out In the house OF Orr
Brothers, at about half-past eight o'clock
yesterday evening, The stock, consisting
mostly OF liquors, was total loss. The fire
communicated 10 the buildings adjoining,
occupied by Ewing 4 Co. grOcers, and 10
the stables OF Nashville Transfer Company,
both OF which We're destroyed The entire
loss amounts 10 $1,000, on which there Is
S46,0O0 Insurance.
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DAYTON, Ohio. Scntemhcr d. l

We, the undersigned, take pleasure in
stating that we received from J. +. Payne
actuary Of the GREAT WESTERN AMERICAN
lloRsE Insurance COMPANY, all claims for
Insurance incurred by the death of one OF
our horses at the late fire Mt our shop. The
loss was paid promptly, ut the time-and
We take pleasure in recommending the
Company to the people generally us worthy
Of their confidence and support.
Il. G. 81 Geo. Il. Ellis are the agents fol
this place.
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-09-07

GREAT LIVERY STABLE SALE,-C. p.
Huber a. Son will sell tomorrow, in
Miamisburg, the stock and fixtures of the
Livery Stable Of Caskey & Caskey, consist
ing Of u number Of desirable horses, car
riages, buggies, wagons, omnibus, harness
and big lot of articles every one will
Parties can go down on the morning
train and return In the evening.
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-09-07

SUPERIOR CoURT.-The October term o.
the Superior Court will commence on tho
first day of that month. The following are
the Jurors selected for the term
Tobias Wenger, Butler Township.
John Burnett, jefferson Township.
Joseph Bimm, First Ward.
J. M. Cusick, Perry Township.
John Shupert, Miami Township.
II. Norris, Harrison Township.
David Baker, Clay Township.
ii. q. Kuhns, Fifth Ward.
Bartholemy Wilson, Wayne Township.
LOrenZ Butt. Sr., Eighth Ward.
b. +. Shoup, Third Ward.
David Splitter, Perry Township.
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-09-07

PORCELAIN PICTUREs GIVEN AWAY
With every dozen Of Photographs, we will
give one Porcelain picture extra We war
rant our work not to fade or change. No
charge unless satisfaction is given.
Don't forget the place. Southeast corner
Main and Third Sts.
RItNKRR AZ Ram. Pron'rs
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BoMDERaER, wrcnr & Co

MARBLE HALL.-This splendid Restaurant,
change,) was opened this morning in hand
some style, by John Gcngnagel, the enter
prising proprietor. He has everything fix
ed up in the best manner and is ready t.
serve all who may call to their entire sat
sfaction. lie intends to make IL u first
class Restaurants every way worthy of pub
lie patronage. Meals can be obtained
served up In the best style, at all hours uI
to twelve o'clock at night. It'd
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eB The Boot and Shoe establishment of
Goodman, ll0 Main street. has become, by
its fair dealings, tile leading house in the
city. His price is always lower than any
other; his stock large, and his home made
work of the best material. just think of
It: pair of fine French calf boots for five
dollars, worth at least nine dollars; and
women's pegged and sewed shoes as low
as seventy-flve cents pair. All work
warranted to give satisfaction. TO judge
by the continual crowd in his store, people
have begun TO find out where they can save
money In buying shoes. Be sure and call
at tho store, 1i0 Main ST. eet.
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-09-07

RETURNED FioMR.-Brcyet Major j. j.
Wagner, of the 10th Regiment U. $. In
fantry, came home to the residence of his
father, Mr.J. II. Wagner, In Miami City,
ON Wednesday last, in very feeble health.
Early last spring Major Wagner went
with his Regiment TO Little Rock, Ark,
where It has been stationed since that time.
About the 4th of July Major Wagner was
taken sick with fever, from which he par
TALLY recovered. Since that time he has
had five other attacks at short intervals,
from the effects of which he was so greatly
reduced In health as to render him entirely
unfit for active service ;and he was obliged,
IN order TO escape a fatal termination oi
his disease, to seek rest and good nursing at
the family home. Though suffering under
debility, his health is slowly improving,
and we hope TO see it fully restored soon.
Major Wagner entered the army ON the
first outbreak of the war, and has been
with II ever since. Though still young
man, he has proved himself veteran sol
dier, having participated with the utmost
bravery and gallantry In many Of the most
important aud severely contested engage
ments of the war. We trust he may live to
see the fruits of his patriotic services In a
restored and happy Union OF all the States
BRsT's FuTERs-PRIcE REDucED.--Ino or
der 10 accommodate all classes who desire
TO have pure drinking water this warm
weather, u. Best would announce that he
has reduced the price of his superior Filters
70 $40. This will place them in the reach
OF ALL and no family should be without
one. jy12dtf
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CHIMNEY Tor, No. 2.-In yesterday s
Journal appeared communication pur-
porting to be written by a ''lfe-long Dem
crat." We have the name of the "life-long
Democrat" aforesaid,but we forbear for his
o'on sake, to give 1t to the public. 1t is sut-
ficient for MS to know that the communica-
tion was got up in the same place and un-
der the same inspiration that dictated the
famous "Chlmney Top" letters few years
ago; and bears the ear-marks of notori-
Gus member of the City Council. Is ''Chim-
ney Top" No. . to have reward, as
Chimney Top No.1p
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FARM FOR SALE.

I WILL sell, at private sale a small farm, con.
tanning nity acres, About nfteen Heres are In
good timber, The balAnco Is well Improved
Iheru u n good house aud barn, and a nno hearing
orchard. The fences are all la excellent order
aud there are two wells OF good water on the
PROMISES, The farm IL located un the Dayton and
gins station, Call and eAAmine the farm
AuSwam ROBERT PREIING
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CONCERT IN THR PARK.--If the weather
Is favorable this evening. the Regimental
Band viii give another of their popular
concerts in the Park. The following are
the pieces selected for the OCCASION
Quickstep;
Potpourri-Lucretia BOrgla;
Edinburgh Waltz-Labitizky;
Beautiful Dreamcr--by request.
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-09-07

Thomas w. Tanning, General Agent of
Thompson's Ohio State Business Directory,
the largest, and warranted the uery best
Directory ever printed in the United States,
has arrived here, and will call on business
men to obtain advertisements. Reliable
canvassers wanted by Mr.. Tanning to call
at 26O Second street assoon as convenient.
Std wv
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DAYTON NATIONAL BANK.-IIenry c,
Heistepd, ESQ, ba~ beenappointed Cashier
of the Dayton National Bank. to I'll the va
cancy occasioned by the death Of the late
Judge Swain. Mr.. Helstand for n number
of years past was Cashier of the Eaton
Branch of the State Bank, and more recent
ly ofthe National Bank of Eaton. lie is q
gentleman of pleasing address and will
bring to his new position the benefit offs
long experience in banking and financial
matters.
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SEED wIIEAT.

ITOR SALE-Flfy bushels very superior Wheat
from newly imported seed last year; Il stood the
winter very well, rlpened early, unoommOnly
large plump grain, light red or amber color, very
clean aud Warranted pure as imported
PRICK, 81 ~ per bushel delivered at Depot
New Paris, s. s. RICHIE
seswa New Paris Prcble County, q.
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MIR. Vallandigham's Appointments

The following appointmentsior Mr. val
landigham, have been announeed;
KALfnA, Putnam County, Tuesday september
II,
BuorRUs, Crawford County. Thursday, septom-
ber ~
Der 10. H
wiRRES. Trumbun county. Monday. scptem.
bcr n.
NRW LIsBoS. Columbiana County, Wednesday
September 10.
6RFsDEN, Muskingum County, Friday. septenl-
bcr 81
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c. ii. & d. RAILRoAD.-The break In the
road occasioned by the destruction Of the
bridge over Elk Creek, has been tempora-
rlly repaired, and the trains are now run
ming through from Cincinnati to Dayton in
regular time. The bridge win be rebuilt
with as little delay as possible.
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Democratic Rally !

There will be meeting Of the Democ-
racy at their Headquarters, on sATUR-
DAY EVENING, September Several
speeches VIII be made. Let there bea full
thrn out.
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For RENT.-A store-roOm, on Second
Street, opposite Doups new building. suit
able for ladies' fancy goods store. Apply
at A. Waldman's Hoop Skirt Factory.
diff
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DAYTON PAVILION

l y yOu want something 10 refresh Won call al
\ DECkELIMAHER'S Pavilion nn JenrIso
street, opposite the fOstofiice where al! kintis
hetfeshmehts, IN season, Are served up in the hs
style Tie Keeps Creams Of all the saVoresi navhfs
Ice water, Mineral Water, &c; also all kinds ui
nee cakes, French and common Candies la large
variety all tnds Of Fruit In season. both Foreign
anu domestic, paper-sheled Almonds, English
Walnuts, Palm nuts, filberts, Ground. .nnts Sc
with large variety Of other articles Ia his linz oi
business, Having an experience Of twenty nv
yvau Ia the business he hopes 20 be able 10 plea
all who may favor him with their custom
Balls. Wedding Parties, and Pie-nirs nupplied
with every thing In his line OF business un terms
Rememhsr-Sa jefferson 49,. opposite the T. O
jul6dfuFh&stt F.N. DEikELLMAIER
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Boy wANTEp.--Apply Immediately, a
this office.
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NOTICE TO HUNTERS.

A LII persons arc hereby notified that they are
~ prohibited from hunting upon the premises
OF the undersigned, In Wayne township, Mont
gunlory county, Ohio, without authority IRON the
owner or owners, Any one falling 10 comply with
this notice, will be prosecuted to the full 6xtent
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-09-07

The Agricultural Fair of Greene county
viii be held at Xenia, commanding on
Wednesday, ticptembertl2 aud continue
three days. a Representative OF the Board
Of Directors informs us that the coming
Fair will be the best ever held In that
county, aud he wishes us to assure the
manufacturers and mechanics Of this city
that they win be guaranteed a satisfactory
exhibition of the articles they present OF
their board bills win be paid. They have
made arrangements to make the Fair
iirst-class exhibition, aHd IL will be gratl-
Tying TO the Board 10 see Dayton manu-
facturers fully represented. se7d4t
BUILDING IN DAYToN.--we learn from
those who have taken some trouble TO as
certain the facts, that over one thousand
new dwelling houses have been erected In
Dayton the present season. A large pro-
portion of them are in the eastern portion
Of the city, but they are not confined to
any particular locality. In every dlrcc-
tion and almost on every street new build
ings may be seen. Some of them are large
and stately residences, adding greatly to
the architectural beauty of the city, and
all of them are convenient, comfortable
homes, exhibiting the good taste and enter
prize OF the owners. Inaddition tothese new
dwellings n considerable number of large
and commodious business houses have been
erected, among them spacious hotel on
Second street, the property of T. V.Doup.
In these fiicts is TO be found the best evil
dence of the constantly advancing pros
perity Of our city. Its growth is steady,
healthful and permanent.
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Who Wants Bargains.

VIA RTIN BOMBERGER, REAL
ESTATE AGENT, DAYTON, ONO, has for sale
=. INenty Houses aud Lots ranging from 500 10
Also six farms-three In Darke two In Mont.
geometry. aud one in Van Vert County
The undersigned can always be found Al tho
Ohio Insurance Ohee. whom not out on business
or ut the Post Ofica corner. = -
apr i2ltf
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.OHBCkS, RECEIPTS, &c.
heatly printsd Atthe khPlRk
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CATARRH Is disease Of the mucous mem-
orane OF the nasal passages and those cavl-
ties of the head communicating with them.
insignificant as II appearsin It's first stages,
Y Is apt IN It's progress TO become instru-
mental IN causing the loss or impairment
OF smell, taste, hearing, and sight, aud In
creating serious constitutional derange-
ments' not unfrequently terminating In
consumption.
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DANIEL MOON,
WILSON MOON aud
ELIZABETH MOON.
gaEsrN
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ThOmpsOn's Ohio State Business
DirectOFV.

BUNKER & BARD, Prop'rs.
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1866-10-10
Chemicals and Drugs
NEW PERFUME For THE HANDKERCHIEF.

most exquisite. delicate and Fragrant Perfume,
distilled from the and beautiful flower from
which IL takes its name.
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OWNERS OF REAL ESTATE
.. Should S.4-taia their Home Papsa
OWNERS OF REAL Estate
Should Sustain their Home Pspes.
OWNERS OF REAL ESTATE
teaE Should Sus'ain their Home Paper,
OWNERS OF REAL ESTATE
Should Sustain their Home Paper.
OWNERS OF REAL ESTATE CO. 80
Should Sustain their Home Paper.
OWNERS OF REAL ESTATE -r E
.- ~ Should Sustain their Home Paper.
OWNERS OF real. ESTATE
- Should Sstaia their Home Paper
OWNERS OF REAL ESTATE
Should Sustain their Home Papes.
OWNERS OF REAL ESTATE
Should Sustain their Home Paper.
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