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phe DIethodist Centenarr.

An examination Of the official return,
now being prepared Tor the general min,
ntes, soon to be issued, says the New York
Advocate, shows that the present number
OF members and probatloners In the Meth.
odlst Episcopal Church, as reported at the
several Annual Conferences, and not in
Guiding the travelling preachers, is I,O3O 97s,
being an Increase over the report of the
previous year of lolita, The number al
baptlsms by the ministers during tbevear
Is 47,4l9 adults 32,5s0 children total 40 !
D55. '''"' %
The sum contributed TO. the Centenarv
Fund this year already amounts to nearly
three million dollars. The Advocate ls con-
ndent that the aggregate will reach five
millions. Mr., Daniel Drew, OF New Yorl,
beads the list Of subscribers with Gift OF
half a million. Among the donations from
single churches or individual members we
nnd the name of Lee Claflin, Esq. Of Hop
kinton, Mass- put down for $4,000; and
ills son, Llantanant Governor william
Claiin, for $4,000, Rromfleld Church, Bos-
Lon' gives $4,000; and Canton, Ohio, s7s-
isS MS Christ Church. Pittsburg, is down for
seoOOOi Meriden, CT, has already sent In
soo'OO0, aud more TO follow. Trinity Church.
Cincinnati, contributes $4,000, and North
Adams, Mass, $4,000. The mention of
'hese numbers WIN show on what gigantic
'eale this work sgoing forward
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8|Ouftarp aud C,ummerfiai.
Uihcihhati NIarkets.

| NINClNNATI, December III.
bLouH-NI'ho market opened 6rner ,yitb
hlgher prices asked, but the demand was
not very We'll sustained stilI a slight In
proVeihent is observable and snles ,Nye,,,.
more extensive. Supertine s,nir,og sosS
~ lall' 80 l5@l0; extra spring, SD fo
@lt '9i hmily tloitr. Sl2 50@18 7b. and
lancy brands, Sll@td So -r..
MHhAle--is more firm and holders wore
lhllspohed 90 entertain oilprsa vesterdnvrs
rahs' but at the close parties ayailed tho;n.
selves Of tue improved tone 10 disnoee ~
INFERIOR grades at those rates. and thn mar
ket settled firm, with aslight advance. No
springs " p6@2sQ , No. 1 do. - 1Soa
Y ~; NO. red, 81 6062 G5: No. / rod y,
" '0VP2 lS; extra aud Mill S2 S0M9 10
NohN-.N as less active than YESTERDAY,
ana llD continnes at SOC. Tor new shcned. mid
2A.rs-Merc steady, but without change
and tewlofeTed.g I9I
issarGr-,Is quiet and unchanged.
hNE--ls dull. aud rather more weak.
,9a,RocEH1ksT7Ihe market rules steadr.
With fair demand 1T 258gBe. for mn ~
choiee Rio iCofle9; llIS0Dl4Lc. for rau,
sugar. l6@ l0lee. for hard refined. and sn,o,
voc. for Porto Rico Molasses.
WHIskf-The market was dull To-day
ana bonded could have been bought M Jsi,
put there were no buyers Dntv pnjd Il
quoted nominal at 50 2j. ' fN %
SEED-Clover Is quiet at So. Tin,uthv Il
'ieady at S393 10. Flax is In good titplSnJ
At ~ 90. ,sU b rils. O. manu- q
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-. NJ ~ VI st----r-Fz-.
1ielutmest' Vigilance contInuns 10 DE
manifested IN search for Fenians, and nd
ultl9nal arrests nre reported TO have been
nh9'e Wui ~ hFeountry and ireland. .
NOAHensf, DeccTnbcr llAEyening. <
mrgc qnahtlty. ofarms, which were un-
a1o9ptealk lntqpded for shipment hence To-
ireland: Tor the use Of the Fehians, have
! Det'il seined Dy the police, anil the parties
il wi,ose '..s chafget they were found have been
DUBLIN, December ll---l2M.
The Government is arrestiip, sup,,oeed
re-, Fenlalls hourly, Loyal mutual protection
soeletles-are forming throughout ireland.
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" In the Pittsburg Posrs account OF
the visit Of the City Council of Columbus
TO that city, the following singular para
graph occurs;
1T would seem sufficiently strange that
hre should occur when Committee from
another city was in Pittsburg for the pur-
pose OF lnqulring concerning the advan-
tages of our fire alarm, without anytbino
IurtheE but there are several other circnIn
stances which, taken in connection. appear
quite wonderful. When the Columbus
Council was In Cleveland there was a quite
extensive fire, at which they were present.
rs well as one in our own city; and more
Iegqrkable still, the building burned was
y uh e9g japan establishments of precisely
the same character as the manufactory
burned last evening. Truly, there mnst he
some fatality attendant upon these gentle
men on their tour, r
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THE CANALs-MEETINu OF THE LrssEEs.
The lessees of the Public Works of the
State were to meet in Columbus, this morn
ing Heavy losses the past year are report
cd. The freshet on the canal from Dayton
to Piqua caused q damage estimated at $780,
OOO. At the Muskingum improvement a
costly dam was destroyed, and the dam near
Newark, eighteen feet high and two hun
dred feet long, was swept away bodily. In
spite Of these and other severe disasters, the
'essees expect to have the works ready for
early spring navigation. SO severe year
mas not been experienced upon the canals
of the State for many years,
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SoRGHUM (,
Notice to Sorghum Manufacturers

n ~ gltnu.ersknei having obtained The right OF
g,,n r6,, NY process clarifying and granuhtne Sor
n,',,, ~ S{uup INTO mush Sugar. also to thr mills
.,eauy ,y i9r nmket, Is now having The same ins,,,,
~ t,t 70 orlef AZ the heestabishmGnt al B q
ton, Ohio, ''S Shol'J Day
farilSs dcsiTous OF awaiting themselves Of a ,r,-
~, .ls hAIllnery, which from the cane n, IN,
% nulp 20 we hry sugar In the barrel is thnrn,,"S
anu complete Address JAS. H. HOPKINS
. AHEga,a t.t., bon No. l42, Dayton Ohio
apIIly AS above ''''N ''' 70, ,itttoiy Niil
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SEVERELY lNJURED.-A young man by
name OF Patterson was severely if not
fatally injured, q few nights since, while
attempting to cross a bridge ever Still
water river, on the Columbus Piqua aud
indiana Railroad. While on the bridge he
heard a train coming and in his fright to
get out of the way, fell through the bridge,
= distance ofabout thirty feet, landingupon
a pile of stones. He was conveyed to Cow
ington' his place of residence, by some men
VINO were attracted to the place by his
groans, His body was terribly mangled,
and at last accounts his recovery was re-
garded as hopeless.
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PETITION FOR PARTITIoN7

'ohh Henry shell. Eneliue schoenfeld ma Henry
ocnoelleld ns Andrew Cass Shell Matjl,ta W
| uNef samuel Ettmypr. Iarrei nnn,h.,"",s.
Ellas hlmberger, Mary Cain ri,,s * IsNi'
superior Court OF Montgomery DO q 49,, tai.eE
/ "A A.NbhhN CAsS SHELL Matilda tTitn,S.s
2 q - samuel Witntycr Harriet RumRrner Tiis, t.s
ltSeu.heIgef ana Mary q. Shell will tafe 'poti@s
~. "a et.ol was ned against them on the I7tb
a5pl september. 1850 Ia the Superior Court a.
ohtgoniery county, Ohio, by John Henry SbsU
hthe,lne Sohocnield and Henry sehaeniolf AMI ~
i,HoN pVhdng wherein tliUy demand partitinn ~
tut lolloNlng real estate wit, Sftinte IN, ~
'Vu.ny o. montgomery and state of Ohio All tbni
ucInh tiact or parcel Of land Wing in the Tow, r
W nlrg m the county Of Montgomery anil
~ oi ,lllo, to.Wit being lot no ia on facaI.
hernners pal of said town Y''''1~
ot said town. 9>'''' - 'NN "iigihh plat u
hall fso ., 'as @ @i9ilowihg Being part OF ths south
n.ht nt oi section No. 26. town range. d AI -
htglhhlng al "A stake the north bonndsrv ~
soa:s 4 :s'as lS.sa srsSs GS,Is TET
aeres ~ ,paI ,IS Pl3aes 3 q besnnng eoEsAning icIs
AAiis2; ,he following, in section sG toNni r,pg.
v, W, rs s btng Qufrl9t To- sAa0 freon,a ,si a
~, W ~ "tneh Is recorded in Plat l3ook 40
llsVg ~ pi montgomery County lteoOnig es,,
antit Ivy q. .ettrs inofe or less.
SF.y ! days freg the d4i drst puiieatoser ,u
nis hoti1e lhe said John Heury She'll Fneiine
,suvshleld and Hcnry Schoenfeid wifi ANN, ~.
th oIutf tiht partition beT - -
sts accordingly JOtfk HFNfs eUrf pNN"- Fl
~.r EMELINE SGHOKNFFID
ADsa CLAY A,islassys s%sss ssHof'N Fksss .sissG wave
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"A pARDs-TI lhaEe been Informed that
.some parties interested in the matter have
goid some of my customers that had left
the city and was not in the shoe business
any more. take, therefore, this opportu-
nl'y to inform my patrons, and the public
generally, that I,am stllp at the old sta,d.
awe andkicking, and ready at all Zines to
seil CHEAP hit substantial work, at manu-
pcturcrs' prices, which means, less than
any other house III Che city, Notwithstand-
ing the continual rush atny store. am
stnl prepared, aud always will be. to sell
ihe pest made custom work and Eastern
made boots and shoes at prices to suit the
closest buyers. Remember therefore. =
foodman's Boot and Shoe store. no Main
Street. '' 'i"''
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,,strbo{l NEW YORK, December IL.
Money more active at j0a7. rr.t t-r
=, f1oIn opened at l37ia, declining to isG4s.
%,t2yernmepts ~ b@4 lower and dull. y
,ot ! sM money m9rket closed up easy at e@7
ply; No change IN discounts. 'i"' sup
Ihe gold market improved toward the
c'3se, s, ana rallied to l37566Ql873,. a-i ~
N the exchange market was quietnnd firm
esa'seis billsaro 109t1@10o1s. and
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IHE MARKET FORsrALLERs -As an evil
denee Of the fact, that there is, at certain
points in the West, an immense accumula-
tlon of produce-the necessaries Of lie
held9in the hands ofa few monopolists, for
the purpose Of unnatural speculation, il
may be stated that the amount of -four in
store IL, Chicago December lst, was 81 sos
barrels, against 3s,9s7 at the same time last
years and sG43,693 bushels wheat, against
Dol '6ls last year. OF corn there was 35s,
3l2, against 1Ol,9ls bushels last year; of
oats, S99,so4, against 3SG,9lS; aud Of barley,
37l'74S against 2e5,2l3 bushels last year.
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WHERE ?-The season for skating has ar
rived, and every one will wish to enjoy the
healthftil exercise, wbich Is said to be sec
ond to no other in the way Of developing
the muscles. The question asked now Is.
Where can the best skates be bought {?
Qnien sGbeS See '1ocal noticer column.
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-12-12

| IHE WAY TO SucCEss.-The true road 10
success Is fair, honest and upright wav oi
uoing business In all branches of trade.
Few ifany succeed, permanently, by any
other course. What business men need. IL
the respect. andrconfidcnee of thoseI who
deal with thcm4 The truth 6f thiA tkedyv
Is iuliy Illustrated In the case ofU. Sehwar1
the enterprising proprietor of the "Eaolo
Clothing store" No. llS Main street, In this
CITY From comparatively small Begin
hing' less than two years ago, he has be-
come one ofthe most popular and extensive
clothing dealers in the city. His store ia
ually thronged with customers, and his suc-
cess has become a fixed fact" in the busl-
ness operations of Dayton. The best thing
about h Is, thai, at,whenrhosells hiseustomers
goods oncesthoy ate always sure 10 como
back again, for the simple reason that they
tnd he never dccelves them-thev can
always rely both upon his word and his
goods. a1r "a .-
lie wishes now to say to his customers
ana the public-especially to his country |
Iriends-that he is now receiving the larg-
'st and best stock Of clotheg ever offered
~ Dayton. II has been selected with spe-
'ial reference to the holiday trade, and
hose who purchase win find every thing
Is represented.
lie takes this occasion to return his sin
ere thanks for the patronage heretofore
extended to him, and to assure his friends
nat no efforts on his part shall be wanting
merit.a continuance of the favor and |,
oniidence he has heretofore received.
1td,RVv !
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DEATH OF ANOTHER PIoNEER.-Mr. James
$. Weatherby, one OF our Oldest and most
respected citizens. died on Monday last. at
his residence on Fourth street near Mill. in
his sevcnty-slxth year. He settled In this
county In the year 1916, and has conse-
quently been resident hero for fifty zone
years. Cincinnati Gazette, December 12.
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NOTICE IN PARTITION.

ELIZABETH L. LODGE. Nathan w.v,ard
~ ~ Lodge, minor, Josabed Il. Lodge, minor
Ni,,9n xNdimison ponson aud RosAnna Donson, his wife
Aqnilla HiNon and Naomi NJ UiXon his vi6e
EreueTiek smith and Clarissa Matilda smith NJ
Lodge al Sr messsdndd mehsaa d9dgs and Mariah Jane
IIHlio IIljio Loase, oltver Lodge, a minor EIfzabrth
MINOR John Hopkins and Obedience Hop
Nns MS wife all Of Cass County In the state ~
indiana, viii take notice that James N Iodgs
Ysego MOD J., talge, Mason II Lodge and William N,
Ladge, OF Montgomery County, Ohio have died n
peuton, which Is now pendinR ngHinst tbere o" n, q
tlt superior Court OF Montgomery Countv Gbtn
anu seuing forth that they. the said peti.
tviutsi efe telladts "a common. in lee simple with
me sald Nathan sMaylapd Lodge, ,Iosahed A
IIougd hosanna Donson, Nancy Ann a jones
Hannah Lodge. Mariah Jane lear y ItorstiSS ,iaiS
Lodge oliver Lodge. and Elizabeth T6dge al tbo
ro,lDty Fsai sst ana prenses Situate IN the
being my acres 81 land oiF OF the.sast side o % sbe
5Snenet ,5ren s quarter Of section twenty tOwnship
.ouhly, wan lhe privileges and apputtenanees In /
,hs same belonging as helrs.at.iaw OF Jacob
saI1E ns aase SI Montgomery Co. Anty, Ohio. decd a.
\: Lod 2 petitioners and plaintiffs In said netI,
, o,', lain "a s2id petition that they each mold
~, IVY Iteonth9i SAID premises, excepting the
ahi Horato, myer, a minor, and Eiizabelh
.i n,iol ~ y .ss indiana, Aforesaid who ara
said prehses Iacy ifthef elais XIV, ,pi PAT
i9n thnt SAID Elizabeth g. Lodge rs the xri,la,s ~
la Ii S6So o. Lodge deed that said Obedience Hop
~. a.l VIC OF sald lohn Hopkins also male de-
saslsie 70 said petition, Is the mother OF said o
NY, pnyer, a minor, aud Elizaheta LorRe' a
Lsaid premises that their respectiv6 portionS
ny 10 SCI on 70 them in severalty and for snrb
onH y ihe hearing pf said cause And ik,l,ss
. aqhwer ,srs said petition By The va day OF Jann
ny a., a., lslt sall petition viii be taken as true
ll Judgment rendered accordingly
JAMES n. LODGE
al JACOB r. LOuGE
IAh MASON III LODGE
b.ti,. a Co.. WILLIAM LODGE. |
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A New RoAp.-A new railroad has been
proiected-capital, slOOO,OOO and the
charter grahted yesterday to the Great
Western and Little Miami Railroads for the
construction of railroad from Cincinnati
to Wilmington, passing through Hamilton,
Butler, Warren and Clinton Counties.
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lNpTAN DEDICATION TO- PARIs,--It has
been definitely settled tlut Il large delern-
tiou from tlci ciNorthwostcrn tribes sofIndlans
ar,gto be sent a. h contribution from the
United States to THE Expo sition. The IN
dian Bureau afid Colonel Rowland. the
Commissioner OF The North western States
and Territories. have extended every ficiI-
ity in their collections. Mr.. Henry @
Jarrett win take the management Of III q
party. They win carry with them ths ir
various costumes, wigwams, war and az RI
cultural lmplem ents, and viii form the
only contribution from the United = tates
to the tenth group within the limits of the
Exposition. They will leave New YORK
about the 10th Of March. The u nperioI
Commission has made the most mr. gent re-
quests, through Commissioner General
Beckwith to our Government, tlat there
should be such u representatie N Of our
aborigines.
GouOHs--The celebrated tenn ,erauce ora
tor John B. Cough, is announced to de-
liver his popular lecture er.titled ..EIo-
quenee and Orators" at the Opera House.
on Thursday evening, December Goth. Tor
the benefit Of the "Young Mems Reading
Room" Cough is undoubtedly one of the |
finest natural orators the country has ever
produced, and his Forthcoming lectnre
win doubtless prove rare intellectual re-
past to all who may have the good fortune
to hear IL, ...f. u....... .u..I
HORSE STEAIING.--On last Sunday night
the stable of Hon.1.. ID. Campbell, Minis
ter to Mexlco-whose family reside at Ham
ilton IN this state--was broken open, ana
a valuable horse and buggy stolen there
from We learn that horses stealing in Ham,
ilton and vicinity is frequent occurrence ,
of late. /
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CAIsD.

VI i, ~ Undersigned would respectfully inform, tbf
-, 'ilAchs OF Dayton and vicinity that he viii d.
n ".S % mis t'4e to the collection tor ana, one whn
,n.,or "1ej cit ms sefyices with promptnts OF aI
ng annang o2SuIeGlsd by him, and seeufitv for tbe
atP"nt m m,b ~ oi os put IN his haDds Being anqnaptsJ
WIN mitu tlc lahd marks Of Montgomery Couitv tbusat
i Mio iMlaVs MY ,AhlHnE BiusWouid do well To- epitnSH
m@i9 @ WIN the assurance thnteyCry dollar roIieptS
ttt, tnai nr Pi0nptly returned Address Lock IIoX 0s
s.In t'st5 ''lip anu the address will hc prolnnfI,'
auehde' 70, no2sdim c. g. BREESE''
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a slander suit-Fires.
CHiCAun Deaember n

Hon. John Hogan, Democratic Cousross-
man IRON tie ~. Louis District, has instl-
u tated suit against the Chicago TJlbuae
ssdi SssodIipoahy Tor Damages 10 the amount OF
HyS w ior an alleged slanderous publlea-
NJ d. Mekeery's extensive paper mill nj
kockton, Winnebago County, In this STATE
$l5,000. ''s"' i@oss'
a steam lniH AZ Wlpooka, ,inj ernndv
County N this state, was destroyed by dre
on saturday EVENING" loss $4,000. flFf
..t-r.srlI
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THE GRAND JURYs--The Grand Jury was
not in session this forenoon, on account of
the sickness of Mr.. 7. A. Chamberlin, a
member Of that body. lie has been some
what indisposed for the last two or three
days but took part in the deliberations of
the Grand Jury until yesterday. It is
thought he win be able to be present again
this evening. We learn that the Grand
Jury is nearly through with its business,
and Will probably report this evening or to-
morrow morning.
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-12-12

TO HousEKEEPERs.--Yeas Of very SUI
perlor quality can be obtained at the Flour
ana Feed store of Eugene Dutoit, No. 5s
wayne street. This is pronounced to be
the best article of the kind now in use.
Call and try it. deeldlw
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aBT John Niederman, who was arrested
here on a charge of passing counterfeit
postal currency, and taken by Marshal
Hale to Cincinnati, yesterday, had a hear
ing before Commissioner Halliday, and was
held to bail in S2,5OO for his appearance TO-
day. In default OF furnishing the bail re-
quIre0, he was committed to iail
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From Europe.
By the Cablel
fHF FESI4S rxcrrgNfSr.

~, 49,, - IIVNI 7 F3NtIInK,
,,d INC ei stsl.ner Bolivar has been seized In
me heen %ITawaya In,NsSy ahe . supposed 20 have
There wcrt antimmcnsc quantity OF INNS
aud powder ON board, which were niSo|
taken possession of.
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-12-12

,h kBr We understand that upward of four
thousand head Of cattle. from TeSas, passed
through Cincinnati last week for the New
York market.
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OFFIoR OF THE CINcIsNATI. ID AyroN ,n,nI
= IL EAsrERN RAILRn An lnMp 49,.

+ I9N"I 7KN ItAILHUAD JOMPANY. (
SANDrsKY, ONO December1 1860.
GEALEp PROPOSALS for the Graduation
~ ~ briuglng and Masonry and for the supnly of
materials upon that part ofthe Cincinnati g,to,
ana Eastern Railroad between the Junction AZ or
% nsar shploh' ana Dayton, (being for distance OF
oei III, y! ullesJ VIII he received ut this
oinSe m, until the 10Th day Of January, 1851
ilans, Prohles aud Schedules OF amounts or
plying at this Office "'"'' y "P-
Az proposals mast be directed to the Chief En-.
sinseLF o. thS Z; y and Il, Railroad Company,
a, Hp p Dds VIII De received after January TO- 1897
W's ~" ahd none viii be opened until that time,
RUSH II. R.SL0ANE, President
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~ teedd Y selling az the Ludlow Hoins,
w hills, foot of Ludloy street cheaper
Than any other plses In tie city. Go there
hoS4uz" ARNOLD d SIsEL.
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Sas immense reduction In Boots
and StOeS-0H first class ,Dorh,--ot
G0Odh'd1''s, no Mdin Street, for 20
ddys' These Goods MUST Posi-
Hrety be sOtd, regdrdIess of cast. Z !
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Vs looO Government Overcoats just re-
celved by G. 7. Huber d Son. Price from
70 to 50. Alsoa large lot of Blankets.
no30dGl ga sd 4l
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FRANKLIN HOUSE sALE--By G. p. Huber
" SON commencing on Wednesday morn
ing December &c, win be sold at auction
'ul tile furniture Of the franklin House.
embracing every description of Furniture.
he sale will continue from day to day un-
vi "'i y soIu' g.g.t dellday2t
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The TRUTIf.-- -iSchsCa9,s sans ne
'ctHseH q good swst of otot.in0 SIO
che60er' end an OVercOGt SO Tess
man any house ip Dayto,, she'll do
10. TRY him. W
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DAILY EMPIRE.
Eotal and MllstrllanfOnG.

f-N - ~ -
t8"t'fith street, cast Of tho canal, was
piher dark lastnigbG lsn't The supply or
gas sufficient 70 reach NJ over the cityy'
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FALL AND WNTER CLoTHISo.-A full
stock Of the latest styles ana best quality,
lOs Main street. '''''Ss
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N NNlcE,-Those superb Oysters, served in
any style, for 20 cents, corner Fifth and
Brown streets. aErGI
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Yofat Nutirfs.
SKATES /, SKATES /, I, !

ivy par skates, at, Langdon's Hard
ware Store prices 81 2B to s5a pair, with
sIVPs' s.t.. 4uItq dcl2dlw. 1
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| lVNercoats, llS Main street.
GS A lot of new Government Overcoats
atS4 30. Lessner 6 Brother. daw
psS Parents will find infants and child
ren suits Of all ages, all sizes, and all prices,
beautifully made up at the Eagle Clothing
store, lis Main street. 4fa.s5
TOYS! TOYS! TOYS Toys and Fancy
Goods, of every description, both wholesale
and retail at G. Il. Huber g. Sons, No. $50
Tldrd street. deadaawo
wv -Four hundred Government Over
coats warrantednew and Of excellent ma
terlal' from 81 to 81, just received. at the
Eagle Clothing Store. IL. ScByARz
Va Christmas and New Years are FIST
approaching. and when onryour Rounds in
Ddg'o"' Men and Boys. be sure and drop
IN 10 see friend Schwarz's enormous stock |
of eustom-nade Clothing. You'll find his
STOCK more tasty made up, by great deal
arger' and more especially his prices. that
VIII certainly induce buyers to purchase.
lhd be always satisfied. Don't forget
'chwarz, at the sign Of the Golden Eagle.
is Main street.
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-12-12

tyF, w. Meyer, Bookbinder and BIapl- 4.
oook Manufacturer, northwest corner OF
Main and seoondstreets0s a lmdawss
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-12-12

NICE. Those superb Oysters, served in
any style for % cents corner Fifth and
Brown streets.
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-12-12

ICHECKs. .EasoRflma Ns-s ~ ~
Imprinted atths EMpiRE
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-12-12

'IhEAr FUEL.--Thc' Gas Company will
sell Coke by the hundred bushels at fem
cents delivered. BY the single cart-load
Twelve cents, delivered. HL
ueiidiW 8. t. EVANS, Secretary
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-12-12

CoMINd.--Tho Christmas HOLIDAYS, via,
all their accompanying pleasures and ex
eitenents' are near at hand, Every one is
thinking ofsome gifs for some one else ara
curiosity and inventive genius. are high
strung in seeking out or aeyislng some new,
unique or appropriate present for relatives
or friends. .fI.- .,..,-GPI
one OF the most attractive places In the
clty to procure holiday presents of rich
ana oeautifulstyles, Is the store Of II. Kline.
, On Third street His new stock OF Watches,
Diamonds, silyer-ware, Jewelry, Sc, has
oeen bought with special reference to the
Monday season. Go and see them, and make
selections in time. ftsE