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fNoTIoE IN pARTITIoN.
John KSHssIetaetal- lp the superior Coz

John KSSnlet etal ln the superior Court
william stibieton, etal OF Montgomery CO.. ohio
NOTICE is horcby,aiven TO tho following named
IN defendants In this ease to-wit William Stib-
Teton, John Stbut0n. and Jacob Stihlolon OF Peru
lndihnn, Ncorgc Stlheton, OF Jefferson County
Iowa, Henry stiblcton aged 1s) OF Montgomery
county Ohio, Mary Kemp aged ii) John Kemp
sr .6ea SsSf OF SS% y All 6 gseee Kemp
slplet9n, widow qf solomon stibeion, decreased OF
Montgomery county, that u petition was nied
aglinSt them BY .ioifn knhcr and Mary kohier his
wife, samuel Supicthn hnd jesse Stl6lGton OH The
10th day VI April a. u. 1863. In the Superior Court
OF montgomery county, Ohio, and is now peDdina
whergin fbcfai1 petitioners demand partition ok
the iollownR real estate, To WITT ~
south east qunrtnr OF section t95) town al ranEs
~ east Nc, BOUNDED by beginning at a stake IN
Whther Y nemstetter's West line OF "a poles norhl
OF the south line Of said quarter and running
thonce with ller's north line south 61 west 20
poles 70 Q stake lh John Meyers east limo thence
with said cast line north "a > west "a poles 10 a
s!Akei thence north s7s east 20 poles 10 stale in
snid west line south 3ie cast "a poles 10 the nlaes
ot beginning, being the middle lot OF the tract of
ten acres sold ~ Jacob stlbleton by Edward
Whmplcr, out OF which Is reserved a right OF wnV
~ feet wide along the whole length Of the east
line OF the tract hereby described for tho use and
convenlence or and as M appcndhge 10 the lot i'm
lmcuutely north OF said tract
AZ the term OF said Court next after the expirA.
ton OF forty days from the Ming of said petition
application Will be made by the said petitioners
promises ' HOtfK n MCMAHON
-. =, Attorneys for Petitioners
. Aprii fV' luoo' .,t.i,I. AL -dtwRwBw-9 80
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LEGAL NOTICE

pursuance Of AN order Of tho Probate Court OF
- montgomery County, Ohio, will offer for sale
Mt public auction, on
Saturday. JuRe 80, 1866,
between the hours OF two and four O'Clock "a mn
upon the premises, six miles west OF Germ antown
on the county line road, tho following described
real estate situate In said county Of Montgomery.
to.witi Besinning eleven poles and three link
frOm the section line east Of the southwest corner
oi the southwest quarter OF section No six, town.
SNIP three, anu OF range four east thence north
i've degrees, twenty poles, To n corner; thence
north eighty 1--we degrees, east sixteen poles 70
corners thence south i've degrees, east twenty
poles TO corner; and thence south eighty iiye
degrees, west sixteen poles 10 the place OF begin-
ming. containing two acres Of land.
There Is upon the premises n good dwelling.
mouse, stable and other out buildings, aud gene
raj variety Of bearing iruit trees etc. y
The premises have been appraised ut four hun.
@ ared collars and cannot sell for less than two
thlrds Of that amount WV
Terms of saleIone-third cash; one,t third In one
year ana one third In two years froa day of sale
premises ~ 7 JOskfH WIFI SbS 'A'
,,,.,i, admH,nissretor ~ of Henry Writers, deceased
L ~ EDh0L W MONEu, ~ ttOTnOV ms HwE
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q. ...-. .,,... CHCAoo, June 7. q
A fire broke out this morning in Metro
politsn Block, ON the corner Of Lasalle aud
Handoiph Streets The building was dam
Insured. The Academy OF science suffers
a loss OF $4,000, but Is Also insured f-'l
The hrO-engine Economy, while proceed
ting 70 the fire, was run into by a locomotive
engine aud completely disabled, One man
was killed and three men seriously injured.
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NOTICE.

Susan Layton, Plaintiff, vs. Arthur Lnyton liz.
h iendant Montgomery Common Pleas
'INiiE defendant win take notice that Susan Law
= ton has nled petition for Divorce against
him, IN the Court OF Common Pleas OF said eSnnix
ana that an Application Will ia mAdo at the june
term nl SAID Court for decree upon the grounds
.. SuSAN LAYTON
WI hkLNiLLk, Aity Tor III a. mVfw6 !
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sheriff''s Sale Of Real Estate. :
George W. stewart and lydia stewart AGAIN.
- NJ. Miilinrn Inilnnlinlh ~ ~ ~ asaIhl

George W. Stewart and Lydia stewart against
William Hollenhach ct al
superior Court. Case No. -
~ pursuance of an order OF sale Issued from the
Il superior Court, within and for Mont gomery
county and 10 me directed I viii offer at public
sale on the premises, IN the town Of Farmorsyile,
Saturday June 90, 1860, at tcelpe O'Clock NJ,
rhe ~, following premises, 70 Wit Inlot numbered
There IL upon said lot brick house a good weii
OF water, fruit trees etc - - .'NT
IN Ihe premise. have been appraised at two hun
drcd and twenty nye dollars l&225) and cannot seil
Tor less than two thirds OF that amount
Gso W. MoYER, Attorney. ingswa
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TINS LATEsr NovETYr-Th latest nov
city in the feminine line" is patent eve-
ioshes--now for sale In many fancy stores.
A Ahorrid old bachelor says that the way
things arc going now, a man that needs a
wife will only have 10 step into amllliners
shop, purchase WATERFALL" "plumpers,'
"false curls," false calyes,p &c, put them
together, aud have one without further
trouble. SN
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-06-08

eB- An exchange ststes that within q
month after the opening of the New York
state lnebrlatc Asylum, over 1850 applica-
tions were made by wealthy parentsfor the
admission ofthelr daughters, who had CON
'trscted habits of iatemperance, from the
use of wines and liquors o. fashionable par
ties. No word Of ours could make such a
fact more impressive
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BY TELEGRAPH.
Late and Important Fcnian News.
Hoytl no. limo 4 IA tfclorie. midnight.

ls0Oc anu ImpOFtnnt Fcnlhu NeNh,
I3oiSno, June Z, t9ociocls, midnight.
n Authenticated adyices received llero 10.
light state that the main amy hedIi 81 Al.
bans has crossed the boundary line, and
are strongly intrenched ten miles on British
ol sveqS sqc SSron sm Sfsr1 TSs q
men are well provided with war material
lprpvlslors, &c. n sfWfw'4 'gfunEl
| When General Sweeney was, arrested he
ordered his melI % spare women mid chill
dren, but 10 fice tho enemy boldly, and
drive them back lie promised 10 join
them In a day or two.
predicted that aroutd tits nucleus
on British soil the Fenlans will rapidly
gather, for nssurapces are given that arms
viii be provided and ammunition supplied
70 nli who come, II Is known that hun
dred OF Fenlans are on the way from every
| part OF the country TO Ioin the armies OF
the Irish Republic. The Canadians are also
active, and a number OF regulars are being
sens down In the direction OF st. Albans TO
confront the main army. A bloody strug-
gle Is confidently expected before the close
OF the present week. If .
All is quiet here apparently. Numbers
OF "California laborers" arrived on to-
nights trains, and have been taken care of
by their friends and sent forward. There
is much silent maneuverinK, and further
trouble in this quarter and at Ogdensburg
and Prescott Is snpprehended. General Harry
| IA here md General Meade mt O1densburS.
There nr.c nof MANY iTnited Stntss troons ss
vet along the frontier. bnt more nr'e on, the
way.
ON the rethrn of O'Neil this morning he
proceeded 10 tho Mansion House, followed
r m he appeared upo" the % balcony % SS SaSS spns
as follows:sH w u M ,T 81
"GENrnEMEN: You may not be aware
that am no speecf-maker.. The only kind
Of fhpeeches am accustomed to, are such as
are made from the canhon's mouth.
"Situated as ] am at present l can only
advise yOc 10 retire 10 your homes peace
nilly and In an orderly manner. Good-by."
| have heard rumor tonight that Gen
eral Mende viii not permit railroad trains
TO bring any more bodies Of Fenians toward
the frontier.
Tho city 1sycry .q'det and not ttlicileast
approach TO disturbance.
In the ease of the Fenian officers before
United States Commissioner Parker, this
morning. on application OF prisoners to be
aunltteu 10 Dali Tue Required bonds were
E',e', ' n,u W.. pI,soners e ss uisscnarseu; ...
hnr at ~ t,,,,,, IT, . o',s ie,. ny =" uUwn
ara throw1 ont of nno,Ser lar e.rIy ,novan,srs
snr,'taaiioowiaAvut,yI y N,,o.her e.ryr mo'emen.
Erie IL strongIv ,sarrisonoh S y" ,ha n,,t,ot
"ry ~, Is SIhronSy Parrisoheu Dy tie brltlsn.
, nuprpu ,i. ~ on'leu 9t1ees Ioops are
roio,ai - n iaoLa., =" ''i' o,'y' "nuoi
Tha presidaos's
cular the AtforncY Gensra, ca,,ses asores srs u
euiar , N.'o ht'V,ncy peherhi, causes uepres,
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NOTICE.
SJEoRGE ENGLE. WHOSE prs,.

John H. butt iiaintinl superior Court, Mont!
oeor0. against Ean,d noc. somery County ohio
~ FORGE ENGLE, WHOSE RESI-
denoe Is nnknown TO the plaintiff win take notice
thht John n. Butt, OF the county Of MONTGOMERY
ia the state OF Ohio, did, the dth day on Anril
A; ID. 1865 1le his petition In the Superior Court
within and Tor the county OF Montgomery Ohio
agaihst me said George Engle. defendant setting
70 the said John Butt on in.lot number one hun.
ureu and thirty ave (isb) situate In Germantown
IN shlu county oil Montgomery, Ohio, Co secure the
payment OF oftwo hundred and twenty. five dol.
ihrs SfSSol according 10 certain note referred 10
bngle may pay said sum now claimed 10 be du,,
Mnonnting TO two hundred and wenty -nve dollars
Stxsol with interest from April lst, 1895 or that
sald George Engle Is hereby notified that no Is re-
gnired 20 appear and nnswer said petition ON or
next ii.' m GEo a. MoSIfp "'s
ApTlih ieob4Mbt Attorney for Plaintiff
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NOTICE TO SOLDIERS AND sArIoRs

4 Allohhcers, IN the NAVY who lo., clothi,. -.
reason 81 tho deeifueiion of vessels = 9fF n" -
- All who claim retained Government or Local
bounty (both Army aud Navy. al 80. -.
y All able, and OIdlnary seamen who enlisted
~ the United states Navy between the 2lth of Feh
rnery and the let ofJ July iesg ~ n = w
All officers of the Army-wbo ~, ,ru,t,tlt ,,
conditional C0mmissons-and vs.
"A, y afsf "a. who have rcccl we'd nc Local Hointy
WI pna ~ - their interest 70 address s'Mattbews
x hr'mangh," i0a East Pearl street CINCINNATI
~ ono no VINO promise speedy and prompt settishent
GArpIEws a aBHUxA AUoHA g
hl-u1 IW East Pearl street. Cincinnati % /.
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NOTICE.

A LI persons are hereby cautioned not 10 receiva
~ note for one hundred and afty -sla doliars
dated November ., 1895, signed by John a GebhaH
and David Iletko and made payable 10 Reuben
{. Brnbeker, six months amer date as the Same
mas nlrehdy bcen paid In full by the undersigno
fnlvWSt JOHN A GEBHART
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-06-08

q Fatal CAsuALrY.--A young man named
Aaron Coy, living about five miles east Of
Dayton, on the Xenia pike, accidentally shot
his sister, girl twelve years Of age, on
wednesday evening. He was handling a
rife, which went of prematurcly, the ball
taking effect in her thigh. She died yes
terday, after suffering terribly from the
woand. Another appalling warning to
those who handle loaded firearms. aia
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LICENSE NOTICE.

COLLECTORS oFFIoE, U. s. INrrlSAL RgvEUEl
THIRD DISTRICT, ONO
DAYTON, June 1, 1899. ,
A III persons In Montgomery County, engaged
"A In business or professions required 10 be IL
United states who have nj ade Implication f0r n
cense, are hereby notified that said applications
have been returned by the Assessor for collection
and that said license tax must be paid and licenses
issued within ten days from this date, at the once
Of the Collector, corner OF Third and Jefferson
streets, Dayton.
Tea per cent penalty is required by law 10 be
added TO all delinquencea afler tho expiration Of
the legal notice. JOHN l.. MARTIN,
ju2l3awi Collector Thlrd District OF Ohio
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-06-08

DEATH OF CAPTAIN MASTER learn
nom the Cincinnati oommerefag of yester-
day. that Captain Menter, known through
out the country as the leader Of the famous
band which bears his name, was mortally
wounded by burglar, in his own house.
n Newport, KY. on Tuesday night, and
died the next evening. The murderer was
secured on the spot, severely wounded, and
is In jail. The excitement is very great In
Newport aud Captain Menter's multitude
OF friends will deeply deplore his untimeIy
and tragic death. A more shocking inci-
dent than this has not been recorded In the
history OF crime in Che vicinity where II
occurred. n -....-n ~ II VI al NJ 7
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THE LATE RsnRcAp .AccDrSr NrAR
CLEvELAND--The Investigation into the
causes OF the recent terrible railroad acci-
dent near Cleveland, Ohio, has been con-
eluded, and the jury return this verdict !:
"The collision was occasioned mainly by
there being but ten minutes time allowed
between the passage OF trains; also, requIr-
ing aspeed Of over thirty miles per hour 10
make the schedule time between tho stations
giving thereby, Ia case OF accident 10 one
train, too little time TO cheek the speed Of
the following train. We also believe, from
the evidence Before iis, that there was alack
of due diligence and expedition on the part
of tbe nagnan or The sandnsky train, F. A,
Rice, in signaling the Toledo train,p 9',s!
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tESIASs.--Adlitiona (troops) mistake,
we mean Feniag Suits, arrived this week at
the popular Eagle Clothing store, II,
Schwarz, Proprletor. lls Main street. --
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Oolored Troops Offering their SER
vices 90 the Fenians. 4tlr1n

aLOoD PnILADELPHfA, June z.
A daputatlon Of colored men waited on
the Executive Committee OF the Fenlan
Brotherhood this morning, and offered the
services Of one hundred able-bodied eolored
men, well drilled soldiers, all OF whom
served IN the late war, 10 march 10 tho
Canada border and fight for Irish liberty
and Independence. .MDelll[ - .D.
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pREpARE FOR Hor wEApmR.--Tbe heat
Of summer Is coming on and every body
should 10 TO Huber 4 SOM, No. 27s Third
street, ana get one Of thosc splendid Avn
ings that they are selling 50 cheap.
in0dlaw2
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Sew York NIoney Nlarket.

tftssrt sot NEW Aokk, June 4
Money Is easy AZ 0 per cent. Sterling
steady At l0ss4 @109ss for commercial, and
l09I6@li0 for bankers bills. rnIHI atI
Gold irregular, unsettled and lower, OPEN
Ing at l45l9, advancing to lA5]S, and clos
Governments firm. IIN .uIit.H i.Ha i1Nl1rlH
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The Boston Commercial, speaking of the
MASSACHUSETTS, Legislature says: "
The clerical element In the present Cen
eral Court is important principally for the
space Which u occupies, aud noticeable
only for its red-mouthed radlcalism and
b,ood-thirsty. philanthropy. :. They are true
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FARM kRS. TAKE NOTIOEii
BUCKWHEAT SEED FOR SALE.

1IHk underslgned have received large quantity
a OF BUCkWHEAT SEED, suitable ior seedIns
orders. Gross h EfssEIT"
Springfield, Ohio. May IS. ises-ma6diwSWa
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ID The Democratic State Executive
Committee met II Columbus on wednes-
day evening, hhd organized by electing
Johu @. Thompson Chairman, and Levi 4,
Wilson Secretary. I'M fee
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"a. .OOo Men sworn IN az montreal.

A dispatch from Cornwall, Canada West,
states that 10000 men have been sworn IN
az Montreal FOR the defense OF the city.
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The cornerstone Of the new Catholic ca
thedral In Portland, Me-, was laid on Tburs-
day by Rt. Rev. Bishop Bacon, assisted by
the clergy OF the diocese, with great cere-
mony, In the presence OF great coneourse
OF spectators. . =
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The FoURTH.--Arrangements have been
made to have Temperance Celebration of
the coming Fourth Of July, on the County
Fair Grounds, south of the city. The vari-
Gus Committees have been appointed, and
active preparations are being made TO rem
der the proposed celebration anHafIair
worthy Of the occasion. IT is expected that
there win be large attendance from other
portions Of the State.
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-06-08

% oDD FEILowsHfP IN Ono. BY theannual
report at the recent session Of the Ohio
Grand Lodge, 10. o. r. IL appears that
s,4Sl members were iaItiated during the
past year. Tho whole number Of members
IN Ohio Is over 26,O0O The Grand Score
tary says in his reports s0ur order stands
numerically superior 70 any other organi-
zationin the State" The receipts Of the
Grand Lodge for the year, about $4,000.
Within the year Ass brothers were Ie-
lieved, 445 widows cared for, and 2il. broth
ers buried For relief OF brothers, there
was expended sS4, ,e42, forwldows' families,
ssl2eol and for burylbg Che dead, eG,7ss ,
more than soo,oO0 for these three items
only. There are 394 Lodges in the state.
Revenue Of the Order in Ohio, sl40,ll5. 4
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nfeshowooshNos s--sd>s beforeyoh 10
into the show saiur,luy ami spend all your
MONEY tefotd leaving the city, bettcr bay
you nice suit Of custom made Clothing
for small sum attbe Eagle Clothine Store,
lis Main street. Dcfl't mistake tbe sign Of
tile Golden Eagle, three doors south OF
Market Iiouse,
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DAYTON wOoLEN FACTORY

nURING the past winter has been re- fitted
- with entire new machinery, and Is well pre-.
pared 10 card and spin wool into yarn or manu-.
iactnro wool into Jeans, Satinets, flannels Blan-
kets, etc. by the yard or on shares, Keeps a good
assortment OF goods 10 exchange for wool
ffsrsons at. n distance can ship their wool Inv
railroad with directions what they want n made
into, or exchanged tor and II win be proinptly at
tenued To- III satisfaction Is not given, the goods
can 20 returned aud will pay the market price
ior inc wool that was sent. WILLIAM FISH
mlaw5m No. 93 Fifth street, DAYTON, Ohio
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ATLANTA HOUSE,
No. 40 MARKET STREET,
%. naKTAN n

Il DOARDlNG BY THE WEEK AND
Liquors at the Bar y -.Ia III ef my "''N
Lmnch Ecery-ddy at 10 o'ciock.
JACOB wAGGoNER, .'
g
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Female Taste In Dress.

Taste In dress can scarcely lead its nos.
SCISSOR astray, and Is, indeed, moral guide
IL IL full of reminders and admonitions nor
can woman dress herself In perfect taste
without distinct knowledge of her per-
sonal defects. hundred fashions are pret-
~ and charming In themselves; but she
knows they are NOT for her, and resists them
They are forbidden by something In figure,
complexion, Station, age, or character,
which, though not hattering 20 her vanity,
she does not permit herselfto forget. Pas
sion for dress Is profnse and extrayagant
taste In dress Is full OF wise, philosophical
economies, knowing that the merit OF dec
oration isnot In Its elaborate richness or ex-
pense, but In Its adaptation. Taste La dress
Is essentially moderate and self-collected,
never forgetting that the object of dress Ii
not TO exhibit itself but its wearer but all
that the most stsplendld toilet has TO do Is 20
set OIL noble, graceful, and winning pres
ence, and itself to be lost In a pleasing or
effective or, II may be. dazzling general
Impression. Passion for dress. Il always
intent ON what others win thlnk Ion taking
some new eye by storm taste has self-re1
spect and, before all things, must satisfy
its own notions ofpropricty and grace. h :,
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-06-08

SfkfR RHUND4r bcn00E E00NtMsffUN lTht
Ohio State sunday school Convention meets
at sapdusky on,ruesday next at ten o'clock,
A. NJ, cod the gepsien win prvbrbly last
two or ,three days, hArrengemepta have
bSsa hades %ith sa,ai6sky Day Tod and Gin
einaatl Raiirond to- take sielegstss frun
Dayton TO Sandusky and back by paying
fare one way, which Is % 20. Trains win
leAve the Dayton depot rs foIlowA; -
l0:l0 A. NJ, and arrive at Sandusky7 7 80
p. NJ. Night Express leaves At o r. NJ,
and arrives at Sandusky $50 A. M, 2 by
taking either the morning or evening traln
on Monday, 18th inst they VIII arrive At
Sandusky In time for the meeting on Tues
day. ,ng n ~ tne I
Ample proyIsioh has been made IN San
dusky for the entertainment OF oil the del
egates who may attend the Convention.
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sRTreasurezis Notice
70 the Tax Payers of Montgomery
County, Ohio

TNHE BOOKS are now ready and We will attend
y 70 receiving taxes 1885, during nice Hours
Al the TreAsurer's once IL you consult your con.
dere u seff uhpleasanf during the Last few weeks
Of the time specified by law. Remember that one.
BY the a0th Of June, or the penalty VIII Be sddsd
as sg.horifsd by lay, \ DANIEL sTALEY, :"
msna ,f ~ Treasurer Of Montgomery Co, %.
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THE fF-n11s.e EMPIRE,

tW~fhrcc hundred pair Of womcuS
Lasting Congress Galterss ptsl a pairibf
sale a, Goodman's, ii0 AIaiH street.
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WANTEp.--Half . dozen young ladies to
learn the Millinery business, at the popu
lar Millinery establishmehtof Mr.. Gabriel
Hans, No. 33b Second street, (Miss. Good
mans old stand.) a13-dtf.
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~ Linen Dusiers at all prices, at II
Schwarz', lls Main street. sa s9o la,
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GRAM sAoKs.-C. p. Huber 4 Son. at
No. 27S Third street are selling Grain
Sacks, made OF the very best quality of
hedcy cotton d'ick, at &lOper hundred They
can supply any quantity Of them at short
notice. ''n0 i'a''r ju9d4aw2
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~ No use In talking. You may 20 all
over Dayton and yon'll find the cheapest,
yes good deal the cheapest and uicest
maale-up Clothing in Daytonat III. sohwarz,
lls Main street, sign OF the Golden Eagle
three Doors soptb Of narkst H0usegTlIle
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$96. Bartlett Sewing Machine, $26.
ICEEsEp under patents of Howe, whsslsr a
and the only cheap machine IN the United state
having the right 70 use the Wheeler A Wilson on
four motion Under.Fee
We want Agents 70 sell them, WIN pay asO 10
GOo per month, or allow large Commission viii
send hachlnes 70 be paid for whea sold, For Cir.
] FAeN Hm1TEfER ~ lliii1ssi Xaas,si II
AZ either o. oor 0f.iees, hiiadelphiA Pa foiedo.
Ohio, or 81. Louis, Mo.
"sews with double or single thread. -Sotsastas
A1sertodA, al6dimWaB
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PosroTSros, DAYros, ONO April %, 1864.
Uatil further notice tho mails will arrive and
close at this ofloe as follows ytl
The daily mountaineer. (Dalles, Or.) 1861-1866, 1866-01-11

honey's address wss read to Congress in the
afternoon. Col. Meachan has written an al .
peal to 0'Mahoney and Roberts to resign.
simultaneously replied to the committee who
waited on him that he did not recognize the
leg lily Of the Congress, and that be wss will.
ing that the books and papers of the Senate
should be examined. Mr.. Williams financial
report is ready Tor Congress.
Gov. Worth, of North Carolina, has issued
proclamation calling the Legislature 10 meet
on the 9Th of January.
The daily mountaineer. (Dalles, Or.) 1861-1866, 1866-01-11

q, nTaTonlon lately, violent sirocco blew
over. the town, and thousands of swallows,
vea,berbound there, had to wait for u south
wind TO cross the Mediterranean.
The daily mountaineer. (Dalles, Or.) 1861-1866, 1866-01-11

THE Washington Territory Legislature at
Its present session voted down proposition
to appropriate 81, 1000 to aid Mr.. Mercer $
female immigration scheme.
The daily mountaineer. (Dalles, Or.) 1861-1866, 1866-01-11

THIS Republic of Paraguay is now said to
he mainly ruled by woman picked up in
the streets of London, by Lopez, the Presi-
I dent-a curious whriligig of fortune.