The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-11-06


In BRmF.-Thc County Commissioners
were in session yesterday. lpey author
ized the building Of u bridge over the rce
at Shuey's mill, near Germantown, on the
road leadmg to Carrollton. TIE road lead
ing from fate's mill TO the Main street
bridge was ordered 20 be put In good
travelling condition Immediately. Tie
bridges over the canal on Keowce, First
nnd Water streets were ordered 30 be re-
built. and the crossings repaired without
delay.
Charley Anderton has AZ the new pub
lications-- azines perlo' Gals and news
papersat his depot III Tie kosionioe. Call
for them in time.
Two dollar counterfeit grecnbacks are
said to be in circulation. Look out for
them. -,ns
| The market was fully attended aud toll
ei1lbly well supplied this morning. Forty
five and ffty cents was the moderate price
demanded for butter Other things in pro-
portion.
The weather is again mild anil pleasant,
although we have advanced week into
the last month Of Autumn. The genial at
mosphere is god-send 10 those who have
fuel to buy and not much to buyi With
The tobacco crop in this country, the
present year, IS said to be tife largest nmd
most valuable ever produced.
Business in the city Is Frightening up
with the weather, The streets show live
| ly appearance, and thcretail business houses
are thronged with customers. The whole
sale houses are also doing n brisk trade.
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GU Cheap Feed at the Ludlow Homitly
Mills. nogdG
Sons OF TEspERANcE. The Grand Diyis-
Ion or the Order OF the Sons of Tcmpe'""ce,
4 OF this State, was held at ''sifyNllle on the
o''o IN. was generally represented by
the different subordinate division through
out the State. The report of the Grand
Scribe, II. V. Horton, showed that the or
ganization was in u high state ofprospcrity,
1t having more than doubled " thln the
past year, both in membership and dNis-
ions. The following are the names of the
officers elect for the next torn
q. W. Prey. Moses Smith
| G.. Alb. RACER.
| G.. S.--H. V. Horton.
G.T-Dr. j. B. Thompson.
u. &C. .. Tanneyhill.
&. S.-A. a. Reep.
To BUSINESS MEs.-Waggoner nc the
I"Atldnta House" Market street has one.
two or three rooms, and good cellar to
rent well adapted foralmost any business.
iosSehsioh given forthwith. no5tf
BURGLARY AND THEIT.--The store room
Of Snyder IS Son, gunsmiths, on Main street
was entered about three O'clock, this NOR ~
ing, and dseveral revolvers stolen from a ease
on the counter The thiefgot in throV oh n
back window. 1t seems, Chat after ~ ealing
the pistols, he made raid upon the money
drawer, which had a patent alarnl attach
ment. The noise awoke the youn5 .er men-
ber Of the firm, who was sIeew NO IN tbe
room above, but before he coulS oct down
stairs, the thiefha made his eses me throuyh
the back door. II is not defni .teIy known
how many pistols were stoleo The thief
has not yet been arrested.
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" 4 'front.' room and hos lrd for gentle
man and lady, Inquire No. lss Main street
RAuRoAD AccDENr.--Jln An accident oc-
CURED 10 the passenger tn lin on the Central
ohio Railroad, ON Sat urday night last.
when the train was abe' at three miles the
other side of Newark : he locomotive was
thrown oifthe track byf unning ngoyeraeouple
OF horses thaa were lying upon it. The
paggaga 3nd express cars were also thrown
nom the track, and the forward passenger
car was partly thrown off. Several persons
ID this car were injured two or three rather
severely but one dangerously. The train
was delayed or some time In consequence.
~ The ludlow IIominy Mills will start
oniAionday next
SrATisT cs OF INEBRIATIoN-It Is stated
thAt The nnals of the Incbrate Asy lum at
bingham lpton, N. Y, reveal most fully the
met lhs drunkenness is by no means com
hhed o the lower classes. The Asylum
was " lrtially opened In 1861, and up % 1864
mere has been 7,l45 applications for places,
rom every state In the Union, and from
f.uf ope, Mexico, the British Provinces, &c.
vi the whole number 30 were clergymen,
q judges l97 lawyers, 92G physicians, $40
lerchmts, 800 farmers, 2i0 gentlemen and
05 women.
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tB- Truman d. Handy publishes card
In the Cincinnati papers, stating that his
Opera House project Is abandoned on ac-
count of the want Of public subscriptions
necessary for its completion. Money re-
ceiyed for the sale of tickets viii be re-
funded.
~ WANTED IMMEDIATELY ATTENTION
FARMERs Haas & Mitchell win pay the
highest cash price for HIDES, CALF
SKINS and RYESTRAW, at No, sl7 Third
street. between Main and Jefferson.
n Wine
e8 Go to the Ludlow Hominy Mills for
cheap Feed.