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The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1866-09-15
Josephine Johnston, Adm'rx, VS. Howell
johnston, ct ais.

Josephine Johnston, Adm'rx, VS. Howell
Johnston, ct ais.
In pursuance of decree of the Chance
ry court at W lllchcstar, pronounced in this
cause at August term, 1866, | will, on
Monday, October 1st, 1866,
before the Courthouse dor in Winchester.
sell to the highest bidder, on a credit ofsiX
twelve and eighteen months. the tract of
land Of which Allen Johnston died. seized
and possessed, containing 60 acrcss, less
the widows doWGr of lbs acres, which has
been laid Of, leaving five hundred acres of
said tract.
one hundred dollars in cash will be re-
CURED OtthC purchaser, and Il lien retained
uHon thc land Tor the payment Of the pur-
chase money.
said landlics in district No 2, Franklin
county, Tennessee.
IL ESTlLI, IS NJ.
sept! 900
ID Simpson. admir-, etc, VS. James Simp-
son, ct als.
IN pursuance Ola decree of the Chance
ry court at " inclcStCr, pronounced in this
cause al August term, 1866, | will, on
Monday, October lst, 1866,
before the Courthouse door in Winchester.
sell to the highest bidder. on Il credit ofsiX
and twelve months, except twenty-five
dollars to be pail in cash.) the tract Of
land "r Which IN Simpson died posses
led. containing twcnty-SiN acres; also Il
lot in RiIgciicld. franklin county. Tenn.
containing II acre. Notes with two or
more good securities, and Il lien retained
upon thc land and lot until the purchase
money is paid. II Il ESIIL.L. C& W..
Hvptl . 90
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CINCINNATI.
NOTICE.
N. Is. PIIARCE,

HAVING suggested the insolvency of
1.-the estate of j. F. Tipps. dcccas-
ed. notice Is hereby given to ali who have
claims against said estate. to file the same
with the clerk of the County court. Frank
lin county, Tennessee. on or before the
10th of November, 1866. or the same will he
barred. S. p. COLE, Admir-.
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|'VWV.'' "N'""W NV r""",
before the Courthouse door in Winchester
sell lorcash, to the highest bidder, the tract
or lot Of land containing twenty acres. AT
taolcd IN this cause, lying adjoining the
corporation Of Winchester.
II r ESIILL, N.
scpti 4 50
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Sale Of land.

TNIN OF LilNT.
John Franks, rs G J. Gray.
BY virtue orHu order Of sale, issued by
the clerk of the circuit court uflrNnhIn
county, Tennessee, ! VIII, ON
Monday, October lst, 'GG,
sell for cash, to the highest bidder, the
traCl Of land levied upon in lhisclsr, Iying
in district No i. Franklin county. Tenn,
containing three hundred and forty acres,
more or less.
Levied upon A. the property Of q l.
Gray. Aagllal StiI, 'CG.
We uRHELL, SIM.
augajtls 50
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1000 acres, 6 miles from VIM
chester, on McMinnville road,
well timpered, good well and spring wa
ter, fine large. young orchards, well i'm
proved. VIII be divided into 4 to 6 farms,
to suit purchasers. -Four dwellings, with
o~ut-houses, on the place-good land, and
one OF the most desirable places in this
county.
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SGLe OF IEHtl.

Rem min Tanning, rs G l. Gray.
81 yirllo Of nm order Of sale, issued by
the clerk Of the circuit court OF franklin
county Hrnurs'rn, ! viii, on
Monday, October LIT, GG.
bcfori the court house door in Winchester.
sci! FOR cash, 70 the highest bidder. the
tract oiland levied upon ~ dis case, lying
in di-,'ir. 20 :, Franklin county, Tenn.
said t. he t,rgc hundred and forty acres.
Lcgic. upon as the property of G l.
Gray. Angus, Sth, 'GG.
WE MURREIL, SIM.
aurllI1s so
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safe of LUYH.

SOtC Of LUItW.
Lewis Mctcalic, IS Elizabeth Alexander,
by virtue Of an ordcrot sale. issued by
the clerk Of the circuit court of Franklin
county, Tennessee, | will, on
Monday, October lst, 'GG.
before the court house door in Winchester.
sell for cash. to the highest bidder. the
tract ofland levied upon in this case, living
In district No. 6, FRANKLIN county. Tenn.
containing one hundred and thirty acres.
Levied upon IA the property of Elizabeth
Alexander. August Sti, 'G6.
W MURRELI, sim.
rupDltls 4 30
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Sdio Of LHn,t.

,1Oto or LNItW.
Irby Morgan q Co.. rs Smith, ct ais,
BY virtue ofm order OF sale, issued by
the clerk of the circuit court Of Franklin
county, Tennessee. / will, on
Monday, October LIST, 'GG,
before the court house door " Winchester.
sell for cash. to the highest bidder, the
tract of land levied upon in this case. lying
in district No IL, Franklin county, Tenn.
containing - acres,
Levied upon as the property of j &
Smith. August Nth, 'fG.
W T. MURRElL, Sh'n.
ruU1rvtfs IA
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tract oflaud levied upon In this case, lyil
IN district Ao5, Franklin county. Tenn
said to contain 80 acres, more or less.
Levied upon ~ thc property of G
tray August SlH, Gb.
W Il NUii!tELL, Shl,
au&25idS 80
sale oi Land.
# @ nl,,ton ~, ror; stn,ou
u. "', ,' 90 "enJ' "'oN"",
IN" Irrrri' ~, fla "i,r,i, o ~, "' nr I,"rtI
county, Tennessee. ! win. on
Monday. October lst, &c.
hcf,,c tl,c ,,rr, ho,,., d,o,io Wipohoyt,
sci, cnr r1.b f. ,I" Liyj'ost hidIn, ,In ~,
divided interest In a two hundred ac
tract utland in civil di.drict No 3,-lcy.l
upon IN dis na3c.
Levied upon rs ia" prOpcrtyClBcnjam
Ssolall. August Sia, 'tG,
W f. NtRRE!i" SHE.
aug2jtdS j 50
S,Ir of InuI.
roh, rror,, %,"
"o'' '"''S' " ""I'S' -,
IA" Iclcnrt OF ,ho o E,n,, ,m, r%',, rEc1, :,
county, Tennessee. / vIll.un
Monday. October lst. 'GG.
! Ilf,rn iin ppIri lup.p I,tr in Wipibf.tp
ynII (or c,.h ~ ,ho hiain,, KILN, H.
tract Of land levied uppn iuthisGasc. Win
In district No i. Franklin county. Tenn
containing three hundred and forty acre
more or less.
lr",,' .nrt 81, ~. ", i"'I'''' "
W Nj Li!ihhl, SIIN.
auG2ltd5 ! 80
Slie Nl ta'ld.
Bean d Spencer, Is l. \ Groves.
nv yirtuc or1u order Of sale, issued l.,
tha clerk oftI,c circuit court Of TrUnklii
Monday, October l,t, 'GG,
before tbccourt house d00rin Winchester
sell for cash. TO the highest bidder, t!e
tract 0fland levied upon III inns case. iEIh@
in district 40 = trlhhIih county lclIh'
col'lai'il'E ul'e ,u''Hreo "n'es' nio'u " i'S3
cr ,,'1 Nnn"nst grh' 'Gr
'' " X NI;REEiI. SIM.
,uoJstI. 4 8 a
,
'N'o " A"""'
!! Williams, as Gray.
BY virtue ofa N order Of sale, issued by
lIlt WV IA " il' ill'Nll ''lit vi IluIINIlI
county, Tennessee, / win, ON
Monday. October LIST, &c.
before the court house door in Winchester
sell for cash. to the highest bidder, tIl'
tract "l land levied upon in TINS ease. lying
in district NO :, Franklin county. Tenn.
c'hI'IIlii@ one h"luFeu IL" "l'S acres
Tn,;rJ rnrn q, u,o ,,o,,ort,, Of q 7
'i''' 10 r' I''I'''t ~ .
" Il MurppFrr oh.o.
ouoJ5td3 A 81
o"te 81 A6"H.
Rcni4min Tanning, as G. Gray.
~ yirtac Of nm order Of sale. issued h,
fine clerk Of thr rirrnit court Of FrWuiIiI
county, Trnucssra, | viii, on
Monday, October LIT, 'GG.
LrCori fine court hoIIyc door i'm Winrhcslrr
SCI for cash, - tie highest bidder. Ii,
tract oiland levied upon ~ tli4 case, lyiul
in dis.rir. 70 ., Franklin county, Tenn.
''ia L. ne l.'ec hull,fcd ana ioill 1.ir.' ,
m,''' "po' J III ' ~ P''P.''I >" !
''"'' ''a"' W " T''uirrpprrr cl,n.
orcl-,l, toI
Htto u LGitH.
Sarah \ Woods, as G l. Gray.
Nv y,rur ,f ~, order nr .uIn ;..,rI l.,
tbn Gclnrl, Of thc ,irrnit .cnuri Of Whit,
coun,v Tenn. win ON
MONDAY ''Io0'r ISL "''
b'l"fc TIE court mousse noof IN " lnrI!'5jpf
,,.an, w. I,,nI io,, n,, III -,
i'", : r;I = w ', Ir"u,,riif H., ,",, , ;Irrtn"'
r"nt,iniun nno ,n,ir, ana G,l''
Levied upon N the properly Of G |.
Gray. August StI. 'GG.
W f. MtRItELI. SIM.
mug2jtls So
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BY TELEGRAPH.
Washington Matters.


The cIoscting Of Generals Tilson and
Howard, and their visiting Secretary Stan
ton at the War Department together sever
NJ times to-day IA regarded as n cOniirma-
tlOn Of the report that the former Is shortly
to relieve the latter as Commissioners of the
Freedmen's Bureau.
The following additional Western ap-
pointments are announced to-day: j. A.
Mcdowell, Postmaster. Keokuk, Iowa Rob-
ert Sinclair Collector Of Internal Revenue
for the Fourth District Michigan,
Acting Second Controller Smith has de-
cided that an officer whose discharge Is da-
ted prior to April 8, 1863, but not received
until atter that time, Is entitled 10 the three
months pay proper, granted by the act of
Congress, approved March 3, 1865, and July
l3 1866.
The commission OF Cornelius Wendell, as
Superintendent Of Public Printing, was is
sued to-day.
The letter from General Howard, Chief
of the Freedmen's Bureau, to the Secre-
tary of War, recommending the cessation
OF rations, except to hospitals, after Octo-
ber l, Is published. The reasons he gives
are that charges are made that the freed
men are fed In idleness that the statements
made by Generals Steedman and Fullerton
imply that they continues their idleness In
expectation Of ratlOns and that the crops
are sufficiently matured to prevent starva-
ton.
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From indianapolis.

INDIANAPOLIS, August 2S.
Dispatches from Tcrre IIaute state that
Hon. ID. W. Voorhees, IL seriously sick.
which will account for his failure 10 I'LL
several appointments this week.
Notwithstanding the reports of MortOn's
debility, he is announced to make n series
of speeches Mt different points, sitting, of
course, so as to excite sympathy on account
of his physical prOstratiOn.
The Radicals are fighting with despcra-
ton all over the State to gain their sinking
cause, and retain their hold upon power.
They are using every influence that money
can exert.
The Democratic State Committee have
not yet received any response from the Re
publican State Committee to the PROPOSE
tiOn made by the former for AN equitable
division of all election boards IN the State.
The mass meeting ut Edinburg to-day, a
town which is the focus of three populqus
counties, was one of the largest and finest
demonstrations Of the season, furnishing
additional evidence that the people are
thoroughly aroused 10 the important results
depending upon the coming elections. -Csri5-
tain Lord, candidate for Congress in this
district Senator Hendricks and George H..
Pendleton were the speakers, and their eff
forts were masterly expositlons of the liv-
Ing issues of the canvass. The speech of
Mr.. Pendleton was very able and dignitied,
and produced a profound impression. The
reception of Mr.. Pendleton by the immense
thrOng was very enthusiastic aud cordial,
which must have been very gratifying To
one of the foremost men of the West and
one of the ablest statesmen of the country.
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From New York.

NEW YORK, August %.
Thomas kinsella, editor OF the Brooklyn
Eagle, has been appointed Postmaster, Uict
George b. Lincoln, removed.
Only two cases OF cholera were reported
Ia the city to-day. The official report shows
there were one hundred and fourteen
deaths from cholera In the city last week
In Brooklyn six cases were reported To-
day, three of which We're fatal.
The Trlbune's special from LeavenwOTtil
says information has been received that
over eight hundred Indians are at the forks
Ofthe Solomon, on the war-path. They
have driven all the settlers back, and scalp
ediseven whites.
A World special says "The President has
come to aG irrevocable decision that Stan
ton must leave the Cabinet"
In consequences OF the visit of President
johnson 10 this city Tomorrow. the Custom
house, fub-treasury and GOld-roOm will
close al one o'clock. There will be no
Board Of Brokers. Business houses will be
open In the morning, but It Is not probable
that any trade will be done In the afternoon.
The Post Office will be open as usual, as II
is very difficult TO close that institution.
A prize fight occurred ut Morris Grove,
near Jamaica, Long Island, to-day, between
Teddy McAuliife and Billy Kelly, for 5000.
Fifty-tlve rounds were fought, lasting an
hour and a-half. Both parties were severe
ly punished. The affair ended la a fight
between the seconds aud the main tight
was declared draw by the referee.
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Interesting from Europe.


LONDON, August 2S--Noon.- Bright
delivered a speech last night, ut Birming-
ham, before mass meeting of the people
favorable to the reform movement which
exceeded all his former eloquent efforts
and created the most enthusiastic excite
ment among the immense audience. The
meeting was the largest held of late years,
and the interest manifested by the people
exceeds thatof any former demonstrations
in favor OF reform since 1882.
Moscow, August N-At the bcnquet
given to the American Embassy, the speech
of Mr. Fox, In response to toast, was
eminently laudatory Of the Government OF
the Gar, and the system adopted by him
which had bound his subjects so closely to
his interests.
LONDON, Tuesday Evening, August 2S.--
The following dispatches have been recelv-
ed:
lrALY--FLoRENcE Tuesday Evening.
August 2S.-Mazzini has refused TO accept
the amnesty granted by Victor Emanuel,
and declines to be subject of the King on
any terms, preferring exile TO such posi-
tion.
The immense army which Italy called
into the field to reclaim Venetla from
Austrian dominion, Is being rapidly dis
banded. Garibaldrs volunteer force Is dis
armed, and the regular army is fast being
reduced to peace footing.
AUsTRIA.-VIENNA, Tuesday Evening
August 2S.--The Austrian Government has
determined TO issue bonds TO the amount
of l40,000,000 florins, to meet the eXtraordi-
nary expenses ofthe late war, including the
20,000,000 thalers stipulated to be paid tc
Prussia by the treaty Of peace.
MADRID, August 2S.-Fears are beginning
to be entertained here as to the destiny Of
Cuba. The POlitica, in an article publish
ed to-day, argues that the impending col
tlapse of the Mexican Empire will cOmpro-
mise Spain's possession of the Island OF
Cuba.
LIVERPOOL, August 2s--Evening.-Th
cotton market is dull and declining, and
prices are partially I'D. lower. The sales
to-day were 5000 bales. Middling uplant
Is quoted at l314@l316d. per ID.
The breadstufis market Is weak, and
prices are declining Flour and wheat
are dropping. Corn has declined Cd. pei
quarter, and mixed Western is quoted al
| 2Gs. 3D.. per 4S0 lbs
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STORY OF THE CHOLRRA.--The other day,
marine at the Brooklyn Navy Yard bar
racks who was said to have the cholera
suddenly collapsed, and, to all appearances
died. Immediately burial was ordered; a
coffin was procured and the defunct sol
dier was ensconced. The funeral process
sion was formed aud the dirge was being
played rs the party made It's march to the
last resting place, where privates and com
manders are equal, when the tired marine
being wearied lying on his back. turned
over and ratified at the coffin door for q
''breath ofair." CONSERVATION seized tho
mourners, the pall-bearers became pale
with terror, the caskct. by some meant
which no one has been able to explain
lowing to the sudden cCnfusion,) opened
and the marine set up aud spoke of things
pertaining to this life. He still lives and Is
doing well.
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ssIuuttarp ana eJOwmtrtial.
Cincinnati Mnrl,ots.
CINCINNATI. Aug,r


FLouR-Tbo market was quiet, and buy
ers seem disposed 10 hold OF. Holders
were firm, hOwever, aud not disposed to
make any concessions. Family Is quoted
at $40 10@ll 90, and fancy at $12@l3 No
demand Of any consequence for the lower
grades.
WHEAT-Under the news received from
other places the market was quiet, closing
dull. Prices for good samples are not
lower, and holders are firm, asking o. 4O@
% for No. new red - 30 for hill, and
81 60Ca2 75 for white.
CORN-The market for corn still rules
very duh, and no demand for shipment /;
mixed shelled and ear Is held at 55@58c. I;
white shelled at 64@65c. aud including new
reserved gunnies 7S@sOc.
OATs--A dull market; Ole. to 36c. are the
rates asked for No. | new aud old; No. 2
are held at 30c. 90 33c
RYE-The market was quiet but firm at
Zoe. to Use. for No. aud S0@S2c. for choice.
BARLEY-Prime new fall will bring 81
30. Nothing doing In spring.
GROCERIES The market rules steady and
quiet, with fair demand at 25@3lc. for
fair to choice Rio coffee; 12GolblSc. for raw
sugar; l719@lSc. for hard refined and 500
OOc. for Porto Rico molasses.
WHIsKY-A quiet market at 80 2G, duty
paid, and 30c. III bond.
SEED-Clover Is held at 81 75@S 90 /;
timothy is dull at 80 50@9 70; fax remain \
steady Rt 81 50@3 90.
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tB- have just bought at anction the en-
tire stock ofa retail Boot and shoe Store,
which will be closed out mt 10 cents ON the
dollar. Women's Calf Shoes at 75 cents
worth 81; women's Kid Shoes, 75 cents
worth 81 IS; Mems CalfBoots, SO 50-worth
80 90, and every thing else cheaper than
ever. Also, large stock of home made
work on hand. Observation-Disclosures
cheap Boot and Shoe Store 10 Main street,
Empire Building.
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Valuable Farm for Sale.
I WILL sell at Public sale. on

WILL sell at Public Sale, GU
Wednesday, 29th OF Aughst, A. d. 1856.
MY farIn, situated one mile South Of Osborn and
one ilali mile West Of Fairfeia in Mad River Val
iey, Greene County, Ohio. This Farm consists az
i9o o Sl-lOO acres, all well improved Two dwelling
Houses, Barn Orchard, Sc "h
h ,sf,sSlhird cash in hand on day of sale
the residue V be paid In two equal annual nav,
nen.s delerfed payments 10 bear interest al the
on tfrAi femises sold ID X GREENs Ns"s'
August g. 1896 -isw3 OF salem n,
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FARM FOR SALE.

L WILL sell. at private sale A small farm ga,
Il tanning hity acres. About Ilfteen ACRES are h,
good timber, The balance Is well improved
fhere IS good house and barn and 4 fine H. ari,s,
orchard The Fences are ali IN exceicnt ordste
and there are two wells 0f Bo0d water On ths
bsemlseaI ne lsrin n iocated on the Dayton ami
gins station, Gall and examine the farm e
""-o"kh ROBERT pEEITSG
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A Fine Homestead foY ssIo

L WILL sell at private sale. INV bomeste,d On,
inc lebanon pike, two and a-haif miles s,ith
d Day Ton, containing eight aorss, with q house
stablu, slatiRhterhousc, welt and cIsts,rn Also
lhree acres In vineyard and two arrcS 81 oy,hsSS'
Y WIN be sold cheap. Call On Frederick Rhein on
ihe premises, 49W9 FHEDERIK ROSEI
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Valuable Farm for Sale.

nnF OF the most valuable fan ms in Ohio Is Of
~ ~ lered Tor sale, II contains hundred and
nlty acres OF land, Of the best quality one hnn.
nnei and twelve Of which is improved and in "A
high state OF cultiyatiOn-the balance is in pooI
umber' Ihcrc Is never failing stream ot water
running through the entire farm; a mill and saw
nlll mn mDoining IL, aud railroad station on cnch
house with ten rooms and double cellar. also n
i1od barh and all other necessary out -buildinRs
Also, large apple orchard in iull hearing al
PRESENT IossessiOn given 20 suit the purchaser
any person desiring 20 purchase can nsrcrtain
the terms and all further information ly calling
near Dayton. nuaIa,Vs,n
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GS9"D. W. schaeiIer. the present deputy
Sheriff, has been appointed Deputy Collec-
tor of Internal Revenue for this County
The Collectors and Assessors office for the
District viii be removed TO Hamilton.
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Mr.. vanandlglIamIssA AppOt6tincnts.
The following appointments for Mr.. Val
landigham, have been announced:
BEAR CREEK Montgomery County, Saturday,
Soptomberi
LoyELAND, uermont County, Thursday, septcm-
Dor q.
IN.
BpexRvs Crawiori County ThprslAy, sfptem-
'AsILkSS, Ashland count! saturday, septdm-
bor i5
NEw LIsnos. Coiumbiana County Wednesday,
September 10.
6EFsDKS, MuslSingum County, Friday, septem-
ber u.
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PUBLIo NOTIcE.-The people are re-
quested to be prepared for the removal OF
garbage from their premises. Carts will
call from this date, twice a week, 10 remove
it. Kitchen onal must not be thrown into
the alleys. HENRY DoRNBusn,
DIT City Commissioners
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Grand Democratic Rally at Bear
Crpelx

A Democratic Mass Meeting will be held
at Bear Creek on Saturday, September l..
1896, beginning at ten A. NJ. The meeting
win be addressed by Hon. G. l.. Vallandig-
ham, Hon. Geo w. lIouk, Thomas o, Lowe
ESD, and others. tESb
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OPEN.-To accommodate my customers
and all desiring to buy goods after seven
o'clock, p. NJ, win find my store open from
Saturday, September l, until further no
tice. II. schwarz Proprietor of the Ea-
gle Clothing Store.
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SToP TInEF.-A young man who repre-
sents himself as u Farmer and Horse Doc
tor is going about the country, passing
himself of as a son Of Prof Hamilton, the
well-known Horse Trainer. lie is hum
bug and thief Prof. Hamilton has no son.
1td&w
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BEsr's FHTERs-PRIcE REDUCED.--In or
der TO accommodate all classes who desire
10 have pure drinking water this warm
weather, B. Best would announce that he
has reduced the price of his superior Filters
70 $40, This win place them In the reach
of all, and no family should be without
one jyl2dtf
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Taken Up.

A LARGE bay horse. sixteen hands high. pr,b
~ - abiy seven years Old, aud la good condition
" aye, street, near Nam. The owner is roqnested
sl sAll ahh prove property, at CatheArt's Stable
Jcnerson street, opposite Market anIsIaRS,i
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GB- Don't forget the BAH ut Beckel Hall
tonight. All lovers ofgood dancing are
cordially invited TO attend.
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JOHN cREER-

A GENT for CHARLES EIDEI,MFIFR,s eeis
"a brated FRENCH MUSTARD, for sale whole
sa.s and retail, from dozen bottles % three Osi
ION kegs torncr First and Canal. Aul0liN
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We always like to recommend good
thing, and the best for this season Is DIR.
BIOKNELL'S SYRUP. II will be
found very pleasant, and safe and sure REM
edy for Dysentery Diarrhea &C. IL con-
tains no opiates; excellent for children.
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CHOLERA IN CINCINNATI.-Thc cholera is
rapidly decreasing in Cincinnati. Only
twelve deaths were reported for the twenty
four hours ending at six o'clock last eve
ming.
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New York Money Market.

NEW YORK, August %.
The money market continues easy at 4@5
per cent. for call loans.
Sterling exchange is dull at lO6 L@1O74.
Gold Is lirmer, opening at 14S1S, advanc-
ing to l4014. aud closing at 1889.
Governments are active and firmer.
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-08-29

AUCuoN.-At G. p. Huber & Son's.-One
complete chest of carpenter tools---good or
der. Chest and all about new. This even-
ing.
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-08-29
Who Wants Bargains.

MARTIN BoMBERGER REAL
ESTATE AGENT. DAYTON, ONO has Tor al.
a, twenty Houses and Lots ranging from 500 20
Also si1 tArms-thrce IN pArke, two In Mont
gomery' aud one IN Van Vert County
The undersigno can ALWAYS be sfound m Az.
or at the Post Oilloe corner - '"e'Aee"'
apr ta-tf
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-08-29
NC)TICK

n $ hereby given that have buen appointed and
i qualified rs AdmsnistratriN ON the estate OF
County, rH - q = NANCY A. NfNNkR.