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The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-06-07

tE- No use in talking. You may go all
over Dayton and you'll find the cheapest,
yesl a good deal the cheapest and incest
made-up Clothing In Dayton at ii. sehwarz,
1ls Main street. sign Of the Golden Eagle,
three doors south of Market House.
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-06-07

GRAIN sAoKs.-C. p. Huber & Son, at
No, 27s Third street are selling Grain
Sacks, made Of the very best quality Of
hedvy cotton duck, at $40 per hundred. They
can snpplyaiIy quantity Of them at short
notice. ragIhau aNAQsE ju0d4aw2
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-06-07

EB-A singular cattle disease has made its
appearance near Danbury, Connecticut.
The cows sickened suddenly, and died
within thirty-six hours after they were at
tackled. Upon opening it was found that
the brains and shoulders Of the cattle were
mortined, emitting stencil almost unable
10 be borne. The disease is said TO look
much like.the rinderpest. ..e-r.- -
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-06-07
FOR RENT.

TWO front rooms, Suitable for an Office and
the Ohio Insurance Company, northeast corner OF
Third and jefferson streets. Inquire of WILLIAM
DlCkEf, President, or W. H. GILLESPIE, Sec
retary, Ohio Insurance Company m0dtf
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-06-07

eEWe learn that a detachment of the
10Th Regiment Of U. s. Infantry tRegular)
passed shrough the city this morning. on
the A. q G. w. Railway, in the direction of
Cincinnati The detachment consisted of
some three or four companies. or their
ultimate Destination we are not advised.
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-06-07

fhe chafch inlces small and great, Invent ~ pay
~ F3AA aAl "a EA ga OPFRAtt
The ITALIAN oPERA The Italian Opera
Troupe, under the direction of Max Stra-
koschy closed their splendid series Of enter
tainments last evening. Aftistically, this
brief operatic season was brilliant sue
cess. 1t ought to have been so financially,
and we hope it was. In the higher grades
OF the musical art, Dayton has never before
witnessed so grand a display, aud perhaps
never will again. The performers are
among the most gifted aud eminent in this
or any other country, and they nobly sus-
tained the reputation which preceded their
visit TO our city. The beautiful Opera OF
Norma" as rendered last night, was a
triumph to the vocal art rarely to be wit
messed any where. Madame Ghioni's sing
ing and acting Of the part was perfect aud
enchanting; and the same may be said of
Nine Canlssainher particularroIe. Whatshe
lacks In strength and volume, she makes
up In the sweetness and fiexibility of her
voice. Indeed, the performance was fault
less and magnificent throughout and the
audience was charmed and delighted
with It.. ueH p. m"
The proprietors of the Opera House are
entitled to the gratitude of the public for
Introducing this style of amusements
They are no where better appreciated or
more heartily enjoyed than by the refined
and intellectual population of our city.
They constitute a pleasing episode in the
routine of our dramatic entertainments,
aud, we trust, viii be repeated.
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-06-07
Treasurer's Notice.
70 the Tax Payers of Montgomery
County, Ohio,

. NItlN M --fa7 n NJ n. -
TUE BOOKS are now ready, and we will attend
= 10 receiving taxes for 1865, duringOfhce Hour
az the Treasurer's ONCE. II you consult your con,
yenlence you will call before the rush which rem
Of the time specified by law. Remember thkt ore.
hait OF the Taxes reinaln nnpaid aud is 70 be paid
~ tns Dth OF June, or the penalty will be added
as authorized by law DANIEL STALEY.
msds Treasurer Of Montgomery Co, o.
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-06-07

INFORMATION WANTED.-William Birch,
residing at Uxbridge, Ontario county, (Can-
ada West) isanxious TO obtain information
ofhis lost som who was in the Federal
army. He has been from home some three
and half years. The last letter from him
was dated Camp Nelson, Kentucky, Feb
ruary %, 1884, He had then returned from
Virginia, and was enjoying good health
and spirits. His name is Charles Birch
His age is twenty-three years. He is of
good hight and military carriage, of slight
form, of good complexion and dark brown
hair and eyes. He has been from England
about six years. He is the son of British
soldier. ul
Any information respecting him will be
thankfully received by his father, William
Birch, at Uxbridge, Canada West, to whom
any letters can be addressed on that sub
ject. '| % % .~t+ - % '@t'A
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NOTICE TO SOLDIERS AND SAILORS

4. All officers in the Navy. who lost elothIns h,
reason Of the destruction OF vessels "
All who claim retained Government or Local
Bounty Doth Army and Navy. 'e
3. All able and Ordinary seamen who .,ti.,, 4,
In the United STATES Navy, betw cen the 94ti OF s
ruary and the list ofJuly 1854. wv
4 All Officers OF the armY,-,xho rs.rvi,., -
Conditional CommlssiOns-and 20
y Veterans who have received no Iocal Ia,,,,,.,,-
viii nnd 1t TO their interest TO address .'Mssthsy
,Brunaugh," ies East Pearl stre.t Cincinnati
ono who promise speedy and prompt settlement
MATTHEW'S a BRUNAUGH
mI-dS A0s East Pearl street Cincinnati o
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-06-07
NOTICE.

Susan Layton, Plaintiff VS. Arthur LAYTON. De.
y PENDANT. Montgomery Common Pleas
vNHE defepdapt viii take nosce that Susan Law
ton has HE'D q petitiDn TOR Dfvofce anaiast
BIN, In the Court Of Common Pleas Of said county.
and that an application will be made at the June
Term q said Court for decree upon the grounds
of wilful absence and gross neglect Of duty.
wv. H. BRLvILLK, Atty for Pi'G mstws
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-06-07

FESIANss-Additional (troops) mistake,
we mean Fenian Suits, arrived this week at
the popular Eagle Clothing Store II.
Schwarz, Proprietor, l1s Main street.
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-06-07
Valuable Farm for Sale.

II OFFER for sale my far1n, consisting ~ one
y hundred and six acres Of splendid land, situat-
and One-haif mile west OF Fairfield. Ohio. Ths
Improvements have undergOBea thorough repair
ing THIS springi all communicate by lane with
rfnning water, making IL one OF the most deslra-
le In the neighborhood. For terms, etc, address
y Bennett Fairfield, o., or d, X, Green, Salem,
'ii'ih0''' 1&WtHOH ~ .nisws@
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-06-07

Linen Busters at all prices, at II
Schwarz', llS Main street,
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-06-07

The CIRcUs.-Lake's great circus will
visit the city on Saturday next, and will no
doubt be the grandest and most attractive
exhibition of the kind ever witnessed here.
1t is got up in style surprising anything
of the kind ever before attempted. The
immense cavalcade which enters the city
in the morning will be grand display of
itself. Our country freinds should get here
in time to see 1t. 49,
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-06-07
Personal Appearance Of MaximiI.
ian. Nl .If

| gB- Ezra w. Smith of fTerre Haute, Ind :,
mysteriously disappeared twelve years ago.
His estate, which was large one, was duly
administered upon about FIVE years since,
and his affairs settled, he having been alb
sent seven years, and OF course presumed
to be dead. A few days since the gentley
man turned up In Kansas, where 6e yhas
been extensively engaged In business url-
der an assumed name. II Is the old sterv
of domestic infelieity. ,.-s- -
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-06-07

WANTED.=-Half a dozen young ladies tc
learn the Millinery business, at the popu
lar Millinery establishment Of Mr.. Gabriel
Haas, No. 1885 Second street, miss Good
mans old stand.) ~ al3-dtf.
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-06-07

DLANKS-
OF all kinds, printed with nsatnsss and nray...
steam Job Rooas.
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-06-07
The Trial of jefferson Davis,

ItIUHMUND, June 0.
There was quite a large attendance In
the courtroom to-day. Messrs. Reed, Bra
dy and Brown. counsel for Davis, were
present. Mr. Hennissy, Assistant District
Attorney, moved the postponement of the
trial OF jefferson Davis till the first Tuesday
OF october, which motion was granted by
TO that day. "'0
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-06-07
All Quiet in Canada-Excjtemen
Subsiding.

ToRoNTo, @. w, June 9.
:, News from all quarters up to noon to-day
EVERY thing quiet and the excitement sub
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-06-07
tFoF the Emplrel
a DIaTINH.
20 whom il may &C

TO whom II may concern.l
while the great htphefnAsicatwas far. faf away,
fhe church inice3 small and great, went y play
~ FNeA @A- "a - 4 etA OPERAt
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-06-07


THE DAltfA1E EMPIRE.
THE SNOW CoMISG.--Boys. before you 80
into the show Saturday aud spend all your
money before leaving Che city better buy
you a nice suit of custom made Clothing
fora small shm atthe Eagle Clothing store,
l1s Main street. Don't mistake the sign Of
the Golden Eagle, three doors south of
Market House
AN ERRoR CoRREoTED.--In Sweeney's
proclamation to the Canadians he omitted
to mention that every Fenian, before leay-
ing for the seat Of war, should provide his
family with Boots & Shoes, at Goodman's,
1l0 Main street, who Is closing out an inn
mense stock. The rest of the folks are also
respectfully invited.
PREPARE FOR HOr WEArHER-The heat
of summer is coming ON, and every body
should go to Huber & Sons, No. 27s Third
street, and get one of those splendid AVN
ings, that they are selling so cheap.
LosT-Two notes, of $500 each, made by
Thomas Cusie to Lewis Machenheimer.
dated April l, 1896, one due June l, 1865 and
the other due January. said notes have
been lost and this is a warning to the pub
lie not to buy or trade for said notes.
LEWIS MACHENHEMER.
TWe learn that a detachment of the
10Th Regiment Of U. s. Infantry (Regular)
passed shrough the city this morning. on
the A. q G. w. Railway, in the direction of
Cincinnati. The detachment consisted of
some three or four companies. or their
ultimate destination we are not advised.
HNaa 4l-s~ - s------.f tf.
The CIRcUs-Lake's great circus will
visit the city on Saturday next, and will no
doubt be the grandest and most attractive
exhibition of the kind ever witnessed here.
1t is got up in style surprising anything
of the kind ever before attempted. The
immense cavalcade which enters the city
in the morning will be a grand display of
itself. Our country friends should get here
in time to see 1t. -te.
CENTRAL IIIGH SCHOOL COMMENCEMENT
We learn that Tuesday evening. the 18th
inst. has been DESIGNATED as the time for
holding the commencement exercises of the
Central High School. The students arc
busilv .enoat,ed in. .nrenor,nq tharpselvas fo,
the occasion, ana we are assured that the
exercises VIII be the most interesting that
nave ever transplred in connection with
the High School. We elso learn that the
Opera House has been secured for holding
,,,o,,t aS;l,ti,, tst. :, VI ++ppsSo
will 10 ,i,,I,f,, - 80 YfS .'''''
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The FAsHIoSs.--T latest New York fash
iona t,,.,x, l,o,f ,f emma "a, - a.; .t.ts-tLY
;t,r IL, 49, I -. " ~ ~. Il
now orrovod In vor,, t;,rLt - XIV S',s'". =
thot h ~ oc,or,a y 100 r''1N1 Po t,sn'
drnssed gools h;,,,sa,s
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81
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-06-07

Headquarters AgOr Geasrdl Meade: n
Major Cuyler was sent 70 Hygate aud
Eastgate this morning TO intercept the
Fenians. He could not ascertain that thew
were commanded by any one. They de-,
MED that they were, and said they were
going on their own hook. III II 80 :
Q There was no appearance of an organi-
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LITERARY ITEMS.

The Ncw. York Weekly announces the publication IN
rs columns Of rev tale BY Mr. Edmund Krke whose ProY'
ou writings have received BY the public with great
and who well deserves the popularity he enjoys as On author
OheWers well for their talents are among inc n
rbutOr 70 the present number of that periodical among e
the quaint and humorous Doesoks Alfred b. eheeb anu
the poet Duganne
TIE Agricultural for December contain the
usual variety miscellany and every topic suited 70 The season
treated The Of labor Bestowed Is very great Inc
feature Of waning the public against shams and leke ough 70
save the SUBSCRIBERS al the paper costs
Dr. John j. Craven the author Of . Prison Life OF
JET Davis and the present Postmaster Of Newark proposes
soon 10 publish scientific work the Cusoeca and housks
Of the Atlantic Coast 'atsii,.
"The Riverside Magazine for Young People does
not maks appearance as promptly was intended owing 70
the difficulties attending the printing IN ooors o. we cover
the first humber win be issued early next week. s
show to be governed by tho It ~ m aet algeT
Christmas and New Years number Mr. Abbott begns ms
William Cav series with an oXtemp0raneous party Caso'
nea writes Chr carol which has appropriate Dor
der by HOws The authorof THAT Coed Old Time mas
story for boys called The Midnight Coast Illustrated oy
Wins'ow Homer There papers on New Years customs
sereoseoc rre and Bruges and the editor has Christmas
story The NeghboTs DANGEROUSLY Illustrated by s'SIhes,
who furnishes also the Iontsece The Three Wise Men Oh
Gotham.
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detail IN the whole series that 10 drawn With truth.
Especially 10 this true Of architectural details wherever
they are Introduced The beet lustratonS have
found s the one where the elder brother being told
the prodigas return this IL well conceived The book Is
beautifully printed and bound with taso; IL bears Ed
inburgh imprint aud peJhaps bound sbrosd as well
The Presbyterian Publication Committee publish
series Of FIVE books for children with many pctues The
titles Of the books ore "Lttle Red Cloak" "hst hnl
and Little Hungry, Jesus on Earth" Ram Krisbna
Pun" and Hirdo6 Life They intended for young
children but one Of them st least HindOo Life, will 6o
interesting young and old though it 10 mere sketch
We cannot prase the illustrations Of these books they
are OF the poorest and would omitted the advantage
of the children who will only have their faster perverted
by sueh daubs The pictures in Jeans Earth are the
worst and iftheTe be any beat, those in hss Mon are
the best IN the series
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New Dnblifaiions.


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MI Froudo shown IN bis admirable history what results
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GOOD the character Of Henry Will lie relation to the
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British Islestha would lie in vain TO seek elsewhere
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England The h and authentic materials when he
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PPROVED SCHOOL BOOKS,
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MITCHELLS NEW SCHOOL BIOGRAPHIES
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Genthers.

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The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1866-01-18
The Board ON tho Bridge.

Ed. ADvERTIsER:-At the last June
term Of the Board Of Supervisors Of this
county there was offered resolution
bringi1 up the subject Of bridging Cedar
and Wapsipinicon riyers This resolu-
ton was referred to a special committee,
consisting Of Supervisors Bsssett, CARR
son and Mason. Petitions preseted at
same session, asking appropriations for
bridging Cedar river,::were laid on the
table. The minutes Of the Board show
that, at the same term, "The special
committee to whom was referred the res.
olution relating to bridging certain rivers
in the county, recommended that W. A.
Rigby, j E. L. Carey, and w. s. Chase,
be appointed committee to examine
Cedar river and report, at the next SEES
sion Of the Board, the best place for
bridging said river and.also recommend.
ed that the swamp land aud fuDd DO ap-
propriated to building bridges over Cedar
aud Wapsipinicon rivers, in said county,
provided, that the citizens Of Cedar
county shall raise 40 equal amount to be
appropriated for the same purpose. =
"Adoptsd." Where Is the sUomP lo"d
i fnnd?D
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