The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-02-28
THE DAILY EMPIRE.

THEmDAILY EMPIRE.
wednesday, February 2e, 1865,
PUBLIC MEETING
TO
SUSTAIN THE PRESIDENT!
q a Public Meeting of the citizens Of
Dayton aud vicinity, without distinction
I Of party, viii be held on SATURDAY.
EVENING NEXT, MARCH 3, At 7
O'clock, at -
fyY CLEGGS HALL, ygh
To sustain the President in his recent
CYeto Of the "Freedmen's Bureau Bill"
IAN who are for the President upon this
question, are iuylted to take part.
MANY CITIZENS.
u Dayton, February 2G, $780,
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IN SRE 'eNyant Column rnaf
THERE will be a grand tableaux at the
!, Ladies' Fair in Beckel Hall tonight.
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TUE Dayton theater has gone up. II
they had been a slde-show to small circus
fthey might have been appreciated.
/ LOOK outfor maple molasscs and sugar
leggs tomorrow morning. These warm
days have started the sap. t1
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I The Miami Commercial College seems 10
bein flousrishing condition. Large acqni-
sitions of students from other similar in
stitutions are being made almost daily.
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One of the articles Of burlesque at the
Opera House is copy of the journal.
Furibond says the local of that sheet is
penny-a-lmer. ~
| DIR. WIN. A. PEAsE has purchased the /
brick property on Second street formerly
owned by Mrs. Stutsman, at cost of ten
thousand dollars. tA
THE WESTERN EMPIRE will be printed on
Friday morning. 1t is mammoth Weekly,
is we'll printed, and contains vast amount
Of good, solid sound reading matter.
GROCERY AND NOTION STORE For SALE.--.
No. BIG Third street, between Main and
Jefferson, Rudesill & Doyle wishing to sell
their stock, and give possession immcdi-
atcly. fcbl3-tf
THAT eminent artist and excellent gen
tleman W.T.. Porter is at work on new
drop curtain for the Turner's. We have
not seen II, but can volrh for its beauty,
from the known taste and ability of its au-
thor. ..t ~ .-a T. rr
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IIoUsE WANTEp.-If any one knows of
house of four or five rooms, that can he
rented at from eight to fifteen dollars per
month, they will confer great favor by
calling at this Office with the Information.
The party wanting 1t will pay something
10 secure such a one and would like to
have it in Oregon Call any time during
the next ten days.
The FAIR AT BEcKEL HALL,-There was
another large Attendance ut tile Fair at
Bcckel Hall last night Every body was
delighted with the entertainment, and es-
pecially with the good order that prevailed.
There will be new attractions Tonight, in
Guiding series of splendid tableauX. We
are glad to know that our citizens are dis
posed to iiberally patronizc this worthy en-
terprise. aa
THE Advantage of Accidental Life In
suranee is practically illustrated in the
recent sad accident which occurred on the
bloomfield branch OF the Morris and Essex
Railroad, New Jersey. One of the victims,
Milton b. Holt sensible OF the daily dam
gers to which he was exposed, had just Sc
cured, for the benefit of his mother, "a
policy In the New York Accidental Insur-
ance Company for $l0.000-it cost but $50 3
THE COMING FRUIT SEAsoN.---There Is
much solicitude felt In regard 10 the coming
fruit crop. Fearsare entertained that there
will be an entire failure of several varie-
ties Of fruit the present season. In regard
to some kinds of fruit these anticipations
are no doubt well fonnded The following 3.
communication from Nicholas Dinner, Esq,
most successful fruit-grower, In this Vi
cinity, will be read with interest. a...4
EDIToR JOURNAL .--In your issue of the
2lth you mention that upon examination