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UNDERWRITERS.
p CoNDON,
UNDERT KER.

Metallic Burial Csses Casats full glass and satin lned
Also, Mahogany Black Walnut Plain Collins and link
cases Bo6ies dsnteed and carefully shipped All orderS
promptly attended TO. CARRIAGES TO HIRE
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We are prepared receive orders for any the above men
toned Machinery, ETC. and will furnish any information
desired LAMB GUIELIN & Co,
WF5g Hsa tgss b0 TshouDitouIRs straat
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Via Mobile,
ALL POINTS NORTH AND EAST.

For Information and Through Tickets apply at the
TIORET OFFICE
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SOUTHERN RoUrE,

VIA VIRGINIA AND TENNESSEE RAILROAD,
From the South aud West the North ana East: and s
continuous rail connections
To passengers from the South and West going North
and most ezped tOus
All rail line between New Orleans celef rated water
ing places Of Virginia the Vginn cities Washington Bald.
ally and the Canadas.
Exempt from malHTUus influences
This route from Chattanooga Lybcburu trayerses tina
mountain r. ions Of Tennessee and Virginia which unsur
passed for heRhnnes purity Of atmosphere grandeur
Of mountain scenery whilst cannot Be Surpassed 9r atten
on to passengers its trains gentenany bear
ING OF GO uuctor all OF whom experienced IL their
ton and strictly attentive to bust, ess
Baggage will be checked through Orleans TO ths
ViTg la Springs and rinCpa cities RIB and East.
Through tickets to be had the the New Orleans
jackson and Great Northern Railroad ticket office
j. W. GOODWIN, General Superintendent.
O. g, WtNGFIELD, General ickg Agent.
LUIh q. MOEEEIn. raNellnn a.an -Gnnth
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FIRST RACE.
Elk Sheriff ssorrsl mare Pink.
Haraldsen's sogrel COLI by Mazeppt
Judges disagree,1
sEvVaD lthSh.
PURsB--A HArFuL OF POSTAL GU

sEOOND RACE.
PURsE-A HArEuL POSTAL CURRENCY.
Crosscut ID
Eox Fire. Sd
Blaze.
Cricket. ,.............. dis
There will most probably be three more races
next Saturday over the same course. Although
the Royal Oak supplied plenty of iced punch
liquors, etc, there was not a single row on the
ground Advocate.
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BILLIARDS

would call the attention ofbnyers to nv new improved PA
TENT COMBINATION CUSHIONS AND ABLES which
canhat be by any others in the world for elasticity
Of angles and durability. which sell
able prices with fine stock of Csshs Balls Cues and
thing connect with the trade Orders by mail attended to
at my factory, 1856 Fulton street, New York city.
W. II GRIFFITH.
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STATE OF LOUISIANA,
PARISH OF ORLEANS, Cry Or NEW ORLEANS
Sworn and subscribed before me- this 10th day March
1866. EDMOND MEUEIER
Third Justice Of the Peace for the Parish Of Orleans
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TRANSPORTATION.
BETWEEN NEW OELEASg

so Mile. Shorter than any other nouse
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SPRING AND SUMMER ARRANGEMENT
On and after SUNDAY April lg. 1866, the trains this
road will leave follows.
4 O'Clock a n. Horse Cars ~ O'Clock N. Steam Train
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new 0rieahh
VIA attend suAeuay and faithfully to sill orders eRtrusteS
to him
ordes lsa in Box No. Is Moohanics' and Bealeya' RI
hAnge, viii maOt With prompt attention,
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The LITTLE MIAMI is the ONLY line running Lightnn
Express Trains from Cincinnati the East It being tn
Shortest Line connections certain passengers hay
ample time for meals.
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-11-27
NutiuuS.
Aurtiunrfrs.
CHRISTOPHER & SPIELMAN, F,
:Sl3 THIRD STREEr,
tNNNnlN

ARE PREPARED TO 5 ERN Il AS
AII,rIONEERS in country and city, or VIII seli
''' 4. .GnRlSpOPHER and
DAVID CLARK.
r.bot-wtr Auctioneers.
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-11-27
The "SOcial EVIL"

am informed, on excellent tpolice) au-
thority, that anoGher shipment Of Courtr-
zans Is to be made from this city TO New
Orleans in the steamer which leaves here
on Saturday next, to make good the losses
on the Inflated Evening Star. There is
something horrible in this sort of traffic ia
human bodies and human souls that ought
to set the political parsons and the radical
moralists thinking. A community must
have reached an appalling pitch of demor
.aliZation when IL can thus make its shame
an article of wholesale export, and pro-
yiding ocean steamers with entire eargoes
If the Beechers, and CheeveTs, and Tyngs
and other pnritanical demagognes, would
but stop preaching about the evils Of
slavery In the South, and stir up the slum-
bering consciences of their congregations
to the corrupt and cOrrupting condition OF
society right under their own eyes and
noses, possibly public sentiment might be-
created which would help to abate it or
circnmscribe It.; but "a there is no hope that
they will do anything OF the kind, it is
pretty certain that the thing will go on MS
usual. These unhappy women, 1t is said
are some seventy or eighty In number
mostly between fifteen and twenty-five
years of age, and chosen expressly with
reference to their personal attractions. srhe
person who has them In charge is a notori-
Gus procuress who keeps an establishment
in Crosby street, and who figured eXtens-
lively at Saratoga last summer.-Nelo York
Correspondence Louisville Democrat,
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-11-27
A Rich sermon.

Where is the man with the harp of n
thousand strings?
The following extract from sermon
will be recognized at glance by some
readers here athome. 1t loses much of It's
hllmor because we cannot put in the ap-
propriate gestures that accompanied it.
"My friends sin makes the hepurtiest young
man In the world ugly-ah. And tell you
how know-ah. was coming up to church
to-day, when | saw some men IN the road
ah, and thought one of them was the pur-
ticst young man | ever saw in my life ah.
And ms drew nigh unto them. discovered
they were playing maryels; and they all
drew nigh unto Il place what they
called taw, and they marevllcd And when
he maryelcd he jumped up and flappe,l his
hands like n rooster does his wings a, Il
says-"l wish may Id If hain't fat r.
And oh, my friends, then thought that
was the uglicst young man ever saw in
my lifc-ah. And opened my mouth and
spoke unto him thus, says |. 'young man,
this isn't the way TO salvation
And said he, "lool here, old hoss, if you
had been sallvatcd as bad rs was, YOU
would not love to talk of salvatiOn-ah."
And now, my friends, if that young man
said he was fat he told II lie, for he was as
lean as that hungry-looking sister over
thar, that's always praying sopiously when
the hat is being passed around-ah.
And, my friends, if that young man had
not been blinded by sin, he never could
have mistuck me for an old hoss-ah.
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-11-27

Why are fowls the mosteconomical stock
for farmers Because for every grain of
corn they give peck.
at is very sickly here said one Of the
sons of Emerald isle, the other day to an
other. Yes" replied his companion, "a
great many have died this year that never
died before"
We admire thunder, but as for lighting,
We were never struck by IL.
How to make the hours go fast--Use the
"spur OF the moment
The man who made shoe for the foot of
q mountain Is now engaged on hat for
the head of a disoouTse-after which he
viii manufacture plume for General In
teiligenee,
A railway accident lately occurred,
caused by the axle of tender giving way,
OBTAINING the train several hours. A lady
inquired of a gentleman passenger why II
was so delayed; he gTavely replied,
MADAM, it was occasloned BY what IS
often followed by serious consequence
the sudden breaking OF tender attach
ment."
! Steam has been defined as a bucket OF
water in tremendous perspiration.
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-11-27

~ pursuance OF an order OF the Probate Court OF
i Montgomery County, OHIO will offer Ior sale
at public auction, az the door OF the Court House,
an Dayton, on
Saturday, ne 15'1 dag Qt Deosns5sr, 4. d 1866,
At two O'Clock in the afternoon Of said day. the
following desCrlbed real estate, situate n thC
county OF ontgOmCrv and state OF Ohio, to-Wit,
ln lots numbered ~ ana R as plated and 70 -
corded ia s.. T. Harkur'a plot OF North DAYTON
also strip of land i6A feet wide adjoining TO- and
laying along the west end Of said lot No 81 and
extending the whole width OF said lot
Also, piece Of land commencing on east line OF
out lot No. 1, and running thcnce north with the
east line OF said LOT 48k feet 10 a point, thence
west parallel with the south line Of said lot 70 feet
90 pont thence south i3ts feet 10 point; thence
east 70 lest 70 the place Of beginning being part
OF said out lot NO.l
The ioreFoing real estate as above described
constitute the premi As entire, including the
dwelling house. slaughter house and barn, owned
aud occupied hy Frederick Schwartz, deceased ut
the time OF his death in Mad River Township
Appraised all together a. one premises, at
Also lot No 4 G92 on the plat OF the city Of Day
ton in Montgomery County Ohio, appraised az
Sl6O
sale; one third Ia one, nud one third in two yeaFs
from said day, with Interest," deferred payment
to be secured BY mortgage on the premises.
GEORGE uERBIG,
Adm'r OF Frederick Schwartz, decd
u. A. HoUE, Attorney.
November 10, 1866. Iowa
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-11-27
SHERIFF'S SALE.

Thomas Y. Lyons RS. BRinbrdgr IL. Miller ct ~
superior tour OF Montgomery county, ONO
. Ne. lblD.
IN pursuance OF an orderor sale issued ia the
i above case aud tn me directed, Will oficr at
public sale, at the door OF the toui1 House ia The
city Of Dayton. ON
7hUrsdag. Nooetabey 20. 1866,
At two O'Clock p. NJ. the following real estate, To
wit: situate in the county of Montgomery and
state OF Ohio, and described rs follows to-witi
Being lot No. 2ll in the town of Miamisburg, and
county aforesaid commencing AT the corner OF
in lot No. 90; thence east to the Miami Canal
thence south along the canal To the north side OF
the Basin; thence west along the north line Of the
Basin to Race street; thence north ON Race street
Ia the place of beginning, excepting such part as
was sold to the Incorporated village of MiAmis-
burg for continuation al Pearl stIort
said promises have been appraised at ~ ,bDO 90
and cannot sell for less than tWo-hirds of the aP.
praised value thereof.
said let has upon Il u swelling house, ana large
ware house situated ON the Miami Canal.
Terms of halg-Cash.
q. G.. n. DAVIDSON, sheriff
ADAM CLAY, Attorney OcoIwt3
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-11-27
NOTICE IN PARTITION.

LNLIZARETH O. LODGE Nathan Wayland
y Lodge, n minor. Josabed ~, Lodge, u minor
Addison DOnson and ltOsannu DonsOn, his wife
William Jones and Nancy Ann Z Jones, his wiiei
AquIlla HiNOn and Naomi T.. HiNon, his wife,
Frederick Smith and Clarissa Matilda smith, his
wife, Mary Hannah Lodge, and Marian Jane
Lodge, All Of Montgomery County, OHIO and liO-
ratio Lodge, Oliver Lodge minor, Elizabeth
Lodge u miuOr, John Hopkins and Obedience Hop
kins his wife all of Cass County, in the State OF
Indiana, Will take notice that James n Lodge,
acob Il. Lodge Mason Il. Lodge, and William \.
lodge OF Montgomery county, ohio, have filed a
petition, which Is now pending against them, in
the superior Court of Montgomery County, Ohio,
claiming and setting forth that they, the said peti
TONERS, are tenants IN common in Zee simple with
the said Nathan Wnyland Lodge, Josabed h.
Lodge Rosauna DonsOn, Nancy Ann G. Jones.
Naomi Il. lIiNon, Carissn Matilda smith, Mary
Hannah Lodge, Mariah Jane Lodge, llOrntiu
Lodge, oliver Lodge, aud Elizabeth Lodge, Of lhe
following real estate and premises situate in the
county of Montgomery, ami state OF ohio, aud
being any acres Of laud oil OF the east side of the
southeast quarter of section twenty, township
three, range six, east in Buter township, In said
county with the privileges and appurtenances to
the same belonging, MS hciIstat.law OF Jacob
Iodgc iatc of NontRomery Co,intV Ohio deed
Said james ~, Jacob r., Nilsson IT,. aud William
\ Lodge, petitioners and Plat IA in said pet
tiOn, claim, In said petitiuu, tuS, lacy each hold
one-thirtecnth Of said premises, excepting the
said lloratin, Oliver, Il minor and Elizabeth, n
minor, of tiss County, Indiana, aforesaid, who ap'
each entitled 10 one. third of one-thrteenth part
of said premises 4 hey further claim in said pet.
said Jacob Lodge, decd; that said Obedience Hop
kns, wife Of said John Hopkins, also made de-
iendant Ia said petition, Is the mother of said llo
ratio, tHArr, minor anu Elizabeth Lodge, a
lnisur, ami they pray that partition may he made
of said premises; that their respective portions
may be- set ON 90 thcm In seyeralty, and for such
other and proper relief as may be- granted hy the
Court at the hearing Of said cause. And unless
Ary 4 u, 1861 sait petition will be taken as true
JAMES \ LODGE,
JACOB T.. LODGE
MASON N. LODGE
WlILlAMN LODGE.
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-11-27
ADVERTISING RATES.
THE DAILY EMPIRE.
A Deiightiul place to reside.
II. II. ROBINSON
PUBLIsHER AND PRoPRiEToR.

A Delightful Place to Reside.
Chicago Is fast acquiring the reputation
of an American Sodom and Gomorrah, The
papers teem with accounts Of crimes and
atrocities that are unparalleled, In order
to show the state of affairs there, and what
a delightful place tits to live in, we give a
dispatch received yesterday Of one days
crimes;
"CmCAGo, November 20.
"One of the most horrible outrages ever
lperpetrated In this city was brought 10
| light yesterday afternoon, Awoman, whose
name Is ut present unknown, but who wa.
neatly dressed and has every appearance Of
lrespectabilty. made application for lodg
ing at n house on Archer Road, near Hal
stead. On Sunday evening she was found
in vacant lot entirely naked and uncon-
scious, and expired In few moments. II
was then asceTtaincd that her person had
been Violated, and that her cruel treatment.
| together with the exposure and shame, had
produced death This morning the police
arrested sixteen men and boys Sho are
charged with being engaged In the affair
Eight of them confess their guilt. The hOr-
rid affair Is creating n profound sensation
here.
THE body of an unknown man was wash
ed ashore yesterday at the foot of Eigh-
teenth street, with heavy stone attached
To II, and has probably been the victim OF
some foul murder.
al. l.. Smith, boarding at lSS Eighteenth
street, got up from bed at twelve O'CLOCK
last night and went ont, since which moth
ing has been heard of him. As he had con-
siderable money In his possession. 1t Is fear
ed that he has been foully dealt with"
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-11-27
9e9al
suEEaFFs SALE.

Joseph hsteimeycr rs lonifbriu- kncl
1 \ obedience 10 the command Of an order ~
L sale issued in the above ease and tn me directed,
will uer at public sale at the door Of the Court
ilousc, in tho city Of Dayton, on
7Awsidy, NoSembcr %, 1865
At two O'Clock p Nj. the following gdescribed prop
prty tu-witi situate In the County of Montgomery,
and State Of ono, and in the city 0f Dayton, and
known and described u, follows. tD-wit:
Lot numbered two Thousand six hundred and
thirty three D2GEil ui the revised numbers Of the
plat Of the city nf Dayton. The above property has
been appraised at twelve hundred dollars. (Sl2ON
and cannot sell Tor less than tNot birds of the ap
praised value. ON tho lot there 10 n gOOd frame
house, aud good stable and uthcr ont buildings.
q. q. II. pANll 'SON, sherin
j. II BAaGOTr
" SGnrLnAMER, Ati'ys oc9GFts
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-11-27
CrODS.

Somebody writes to the Country Gsnfie-
man that 1t appears little doubtful thus
far
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-11-27

man that 1t appears little doubtful thus
far
quitting all the reports together.
Relating tn barley, wheat and hops,
Whether the crops viii weather the weather.
or the weather will crop the crops"
But this is answered by correspondent
Of the AmericaR Farmer, writing from
Pennsylvania in manner that should
teach weather-grumblcrs to rely more
upon Providence, and find less fault with
rs dispensatiOns
This past summer and SO much of fall rs
passed, has definitely settled the question
that no particular kind OF weather lasting
long at a time, is necessity Ga make good
crops of everything that grows in the
ground, on IT, or of II. We have had la
these Pennsylvania and adjacent regions,
the wettest, hottest, dryest, coldest, rainiest
season all crowded into four months. COM
ing consecutively and occasionally all
iumbled up together. that any country ever
had in any year of this world, or any
other. But for all that we have had pre-
MUM crops of small grains; corn, capital
potatoes positively good while grazing
was never better than il is now, and stock
of all kinds Is In as prime condition as ever
grazing stock were.
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-11-27

rosr OFFICE, DAYTON, O., November 22, 1866
Untilfurther notice the mails viii arrive anl
close at this once as follows;
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-11-27
ATTACUNJENT

John Allen, Plaintin, against Jacob BLACK De
iendant. before Peter Sullivan, }. 4. OF Wayne
Township, Montgomery County, Ohio
ON the 18th day OF October, AID 1s6G said jus.
~ tice issued an order OF Attachment in the
above action for the sum of twenty-five dollars
and hfty cents This cause Is set for hearing on
the sth day OF December AID. 1866, at O'Clock
r. NJ JOHN ALLEN
Per sons sULLIvAS. Agent poi9wsliO
ruC.T NrO1rg,,,
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-11-27

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PROTECTED BY ROYAL LETTERS PATENT
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This Invaluable medicine l. unfailing in the care
of all those painful and dangerous diseases tn
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from whatever cause speedy cHre may De
relied on.
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II is particularly suited. 1t will In u short ime
bring On the monthly period with regularity.
CAUTION.
These PHs should not he taken by FSAadleS dU.riAg
TIE fIRST TIkREF MONTHS or Pregnancy, as Neg
are sure 10 bring on Aisc0rridOe out al any 0Lhe,
time Mey S!/a
In all eases of Nervous and spinal Anecti nns,
Pains in the Back and Limbs, Fatigue ON 81 ight
eNerttOn, lAlptation of the Heart, Mysteries, and
Whites, these PINS will effect a cure when all
other means have failed; and although powerful
remedy, dO not contain iron calOmel antimOn y, or
anything hurifu TO the constitution.
Fun directions in the pamphlet around each
package, which should he.carehilly preserved.
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SPECIAL NOTICE
CouNrERFRiTRD. BE cautious, Mererore amt see
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nat zach terdppey be0rsLhe FAC SMILES OJ tie zig
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Bs9t t@acifhod ofhtch none are genuine
y. B-One Dollar, with Eighteen Cents for
nostgSe' eneloseh To any authorized Agent or To
the sole General Agent for the United States aud
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win ensure bottle containing Fifty PINS, by
return mail securely sealed irom an observation
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The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-11-27
Administrators Sale Of Real
Estate.

~ pursuance oi an order OF the Probate Court OF
i Montgomery County. ohio, / viii offer Tor sale
at public auction, az the door OF the Court House
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-11-27
Notice to Bridge Builders.

AUDITORS OFFICE, MoSTGoNERY CO, Omoj
DAYTON, November D. 1866
GEALED proposals. iar the eonst ruction Of 4
- Bridge over Big Twin Creek, Bea rd's Crossing,
German Iownship win Dc received az this Ohide
until twelve O'Clock NJ. Wednesday, November 20,
Proposals for masonry and superstuOture 20 be
made separate. Plan and specification 10 be seen
az this oihcc.
The Commissioners reserve the night 10 reject
any or al bids, II they deem proper 50 To do
Y. W. DIETRICH,
nolOdawsw- 10 Auditor Montgomery County
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1866-06-29

large number OF fine WATCHES, manufactured espe.
Say or the United States being heavy first class time.
Aeepers, lntended to stand hard usage and sudden
changes of temperature left In our hands for immo
a,ae sale: AS agents of the Company, Obliged
time We have, therefore, decided on the plan cd
TIL inc 1ne that will be productive of tho desired result
arst-class tme-keepers price that all can command
as every certificate representsa Watch. thcro
olanks and every ono who invests in this sao got
Match at half tho retail price loas If at all
fortunate, ole to wear with prido through life.
hemittances may be mndo ut our risk In regisert d
letters or by express, postolce orders drafts
payable to our order, and guarantee ssfe return.
patron.
Wo every Watch represcntoJ and satisfac-
ton is guaranteed in every Instance. Knowing the
worth of tho stock. can give warrantee to evory
purchaser The prce has been placed at the very
figure In order to Insure Immediate sole, and ali who
desire to improve the opportunity should mako early
application. .
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1866-06-29
sINIILIA SINIILIBUs CURANTUR,
HUMPHREYS
HODIEOPATIIIC SPECIFICS

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TIAvE PROVED, FROM THE MOST AMPLE EXPE-
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all, and will always render satisfaction.