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TelegrapIl Ynrietlos.

n .sr.r in .rn AN0oN&Hf OF
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NEW foRK, september %.
Another suit has Just been commenced
by the heirs of the old Knickerbocker
amllies against the Trinity Church eorpo-
astst soI do o1 ood laGge tracts OF real
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dksIHtt tfE CAIRO, September %.
The Mobile Times saws that 4 collision
occurred on the Mobile and Ohio Railroad
between De Soto and Quitman, resulting
in the death of seven nersons the xyo,nds5
ing Of seventeen, and the Destruction of
two locomotives and several cars,
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S,,te e cee oEe bank is serious It's la
nliitles are $ISS,S06, and assets only $ll0,-
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Appointments.

WASHINGTON, September %.
The Postmaster general has, since yester-
day, made about one hundred and fifty
changes OF postmasters and twenty five of
route agents, the latter principally in the
West. rT. -
There are but three applicants for the
position of Postmaster of Cincinnati named
In the Postofliee Department, named Saun-
ders, Reed and Ahlers.
Mr.. Saunders has declined, and there Is
scarcely doubt that Mr.. Reed will receive
the appointment when Postmaster-general
Randall returns from New York, where he
is now on a briefvisit. tItfU W
The President has appointed Gen. Geo.
w. Neff, Survey OF Customs at Cincinnati;
W. 3. franklin to be Register Of lands,
and James Rowe, Receiver, at Chillicothe,
Ohio; Jas. II. Hood, of Tennessee, to be
Secretary Of Colorado Territory. f''fE II
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-09-24

FOUND DEADs-The body of Amos Wat
son was found dead yesterday morning, in
the loft of q stable belonging to Mr.. VIII
liam Atkins, on Jefferson street, near the
canal. Watson was well known to ouI
citizens, formerly as newspaper dealer al
the depot, and at the time of his death the
driver of an express wagon.
An inquest was held over the body OF
the deceased by Coroner Rouzer, and 1t APP
peared In evidence that he had been in
toxieatod for several days; that on Wed
nesday night, during the hoOd, he fell into
the cellar of Mr.. McGowen Oh Fourth
street; that he was taken out and carried
into the Office, where he remained until
Thursday morning. He then told them he
would go down aud look AFTER his horse
He soon returned, and said his horse was
all right. He was also seen ON Friday
morning.
His body was discovered, as above stated,
yesterday morning, and from Its appear
ance, he must have been dead for some
thirty hours. He left wife, who was
living in Xenia. She was apprized of the
death Of her husband, and the body was
placed in the reception vault at the eeme-
terry, 10 await her arrival here.
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Washington Nfntters.

The President has decided to hereafter
decline receiving any delegations whose
principal object Is to present programmes
for removals and appointments to office.
All such business must be referred to the
appropriate departments for attention.
II Is intimated from the proper quarter
that Jef. Davis trial will take place on the
14th Of October. District Attorney Chand-
Ter 10 still here In consultation on the sub
ject.
The steamship Bprussia, which arrived at
New York on Friday evening from South
ampton, brings 200SS44 francs and $50
S7B, In specie. ..a- 4,.h II
Secretary Seward on Saturday walked to
the White House and had a talk with the
President. He resumes his official labors
on Monday. 80 -~l II
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sHERTFF's SALE OF A HOUSE AND
LOT in ALEXANDERsYII4LE, ON
PARTITION.

Phlllp Eleher OF al. vs. Michael Eicher ct al
Superior Court, Montgomery County Case No 33s7
IN pursuance OF AN order Of sale issued from the
II Superior Court within and for the county OF
Montgomery, and 70 mo directed, will Offer ut
public sale, at the door Of the Cont House In the
City of Dayton, on - :
Saturday Sspfs1lber ~, 1865, NM
At two O'Clock ?. NJ, the following described real
estate, to-wit; situate In Montgomery county
Ohio, and section No. 10, township one ~, range
SIX t0(, NJ RS beginning at the n W corner Of
said section, running an eastwardly course along
the north boundary line Of said section i6h rods
thence sonthwestwardly 5h rods; thence Weat.
wardly agEeeably with said county line Ie1 rods
10 the place Of beginning, containing 90 square
rods. Tue above described premises have been
sell for less than two thirds OF that amount Terms
OF saie-one-third down. one-third In one year
and one-third In two years, with Interest from
dates the deferred payments TO be secured by
mortgage ON the promises flsINT
o, q, n DAVIDSON, sheria
A. CLAY, Attorney. ana5destS'
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gtaaI.
I PETITION FOR PARTITION.

Danlei Moon, Wilson Moon, and Elizabeth Moon,
gs Sarah Greist, Samuel H. Greist, Corwin NJ
Brown, and Sarah Eleanor Vail.
Superior Court of Montgomery County Ohio.
Case No a64I Petition for Partition Il
9 ARAH CREST, Samuel 4. Qrest and Sarah
- Eleanor Vail, residents of Montgomery county,
Ohio and gorWln NJ. Brown, resident Of tho state
lf Missouri. You are hereby notified TINT on tho
dd day Of heptemker a. ID. 1876 u petition was
He'd IN the superior Court of Montgomery county,
Ohio, by Daniel Moon, Wilson Moon and Elizabeth
Moon against you, demanding partition OF tho
following deseribed real estate, situate In the
Comfy q Montgemery,. and state Of Ohio, The
north end and an equal third part Of the east half
Of section No. TO- town 2and range 8, between the
Miami River, and bounded as follows, viz; begin
ming AZ stone on the northeast of said section,
thehc9 sqpth on the section line q chains and OF
lihks tUa stoh6; thence n Stow 40 chains aud AZ
inks 10 stone thence n 20 W 2T chains and df
inks TO stone ON the north line of said section
thence $40 on the section line 40 chains and IS
links TO the place Of beginning containing Iie and
1900 acres more or less
And that at the next term of said Court, held
after 10 days from the date of the first publication
Of this notce application viii be made by the said
petitoners for an order that partition may be
made Gf said premises, = 80
DANIEL MOON
WILSON MOON and
ELIZABETH MOONS
ADAM CLAY Atty ... TTT7-I Il seavp0
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ADAM CLAY, Atty.
LEGAL NOTICE,

I EWIs GwINgRR, OF the city of Richmond,
~ Indiana, viii take notice that Margaret
Gwnner, Of Montgomery county, state OF Ohio.
did, on the 18th day of September, A. ID. 1896 nle
her petition In the Superior Court of said county
Frederick Gwinner, individually and as adminis-
traitors of Arnold Gwinner, deceased, Frederick
fansing and Francesca Pansing, his wife, John
Kurz, William McAnany and isaac Trever, de-
manding dover In part of the northeast quarter
OF see. 10, town 2, range o, In Miami township in
said county, containing acres and % perches of
land, and In another parcel Of land in said quarter
section, containing acres and 140 perches of
land, and In in-lot No. 20 on Kercher's plat Of the
town OF Miamisburg. IN said county and state as
tho widow Of Arnold Gwinner, late OF said coun-
ty, deceased.
And tho said Lewis Gwnner 10 notified that he
Ia required TO appear and answer said petition ON
Or before the Third saturday after the aHth day &C
nctQher, A. ID. 1896.
MARGARET GWINNER
Lowe 4 NAuRRTH, 4 u. A. HouK, Att'ys
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A Preacher TrOts out the Political
Nag,

The Journal of this morning tells us that
1.-THE sermon of Rev, Mr., Gotwald, at the
Lutheran Church, Main street, yesterday,
gave no uncertain sound. He spoke Of the
present crisis, and of the duty of the people
10 stand by the idlo-mdkin0 poloer, and the
regularly constituted authorities" This
statement Is snmBwhat Obscure, made so
with design, perhaps. u wopld seem that
the preacher is in favor of sticking 10 Con-
gress and the President both, for according
TO his reporter he wanted his hearers 10
stand by the law-making power sand the
regularly constituted authorities" which lat
ter expression evidently includes the Ex-
eeutive branch. This would make the
preacher appear in two-hOrse perform
anee--for Congress and for the President
for Sambo and against Sambo. Is this the
fact? Is the preacher on both sides, and
does he want his people to be on both sides ?
We incline to the opinion that the JomHdl
has done the preacher injustice. fIe says
further that ''the sermon gave no'uncertain
sound" No uncertain sound Why, ac-
cordlng to the statement above, 1t was lust
as uncertain in its sound as any thing could
bel
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-09-24
valuable Farm for Sale.

ONE OF the most valuable farms in Ohio, is of
~ fered for sale. IL contains one hundred and
nfty acres Of land, OF the best quality, one hun
dred and twelve OF which Is improved and In a
high state OF cultiVation-the balance 10 In good
timber, There Is aneyer-f falling stream Of water
running through the entire farm n mill and saw
mill adjoining it, and railroad station on each
house with ten rooms and double cellar; also,
good barn and all other necessary opt-buildings.
Also. large apple orchard ia full bearing ut
preaents Possession given 70 suit the purchaser
Any peraou desiring 10 purchase, can ascertain
the terms and all further Information, by calling
on Abraham holers residing ON the Morse farm,
near Dayton. hF - au2dawSm
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A TnorrtNn TnAnrnY.-Wn inafn 40

A TRorrrxe TRAoEDY,-we lesfn from
Chicago that the trot, on Friday, between
the Chicago horse "Cooley," and "Butler,"
resulted in tragedy. The frsttwo heats
were won by Cooley, the next two by
Butler. The excitement before the fifth
heat was intense; and considerable ill-
feeling was displayed by the driversof both
horses. Jookeylng delayed the start for
the last heat until after dark, from which
Butler came In without his driver, who
was found near the halt mile pole, with his
skull broken. He died last night. Yester-
day afternoon, some one entered Buffers
stable, at the Driving Park, and cut his
feet partly of, running the horse. Cooley's
driver and others were arrested.
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-09-24
BY TELEGRAPH.
Soldiers BOuntiesl--7Saynients 20
begin. r.,

. . NJ
One James 9. Wetmore, the agent for
Ohio soldiers at Washington, has reported
20 the Ohio Abolition papers that Presi-
dent johnson and Secretary McCulloch of
the Treasury were delaying the payment
Of soldiers bountys The War Department
had the emaking up Of the rolls, and these
being completed, the Treasury DEPARTMENT.
ls now ready. and the Payuiaster-
has received instructions to commence the
payment Of bOunties at once.
The unfoupded report of this MAJ, wet
more, who is pensioner on the State
Treasury, has been circulated for the piir-
pose Of damaging the administration. and
Prejudicing the soldiers against the Presi-
dent and Secretary.
The following despatch fixes the matter.
aa.l. TREASURY DEPARTMENT.
IItt u September ~, 1896.
To John II. Gelger and John G.. Thomp-
son, Chairman Democratic State Com
mittee, Columbus, Ohio.
The reports that the President or Secre-
tary have delayed the payment Of bounties
are unfounded Payments WIN be made
under the rules which have been lust com
pleted by the War Department. The paV-
master general has been instructed to com
mence payments at once. There will be
no delay on the part Of this department.
Fl. McCULLocH,
0t Secretary of the Treasury.
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SPEENDrD
Livery Stable Property
IN MIAMIsBURG, FOR SALE, By
ORDER OF COURT.

'nN SATURDAY, the 1ath day OF OCTOBER,
" 1850, at two O'Clock T. NJ, at H0RTHER'S i
HOTEL In the town Of Miamisburg, Ohio will
be sold, to the highest bidder the following real
estate, as the property of Leroy Caskey, deceased
tO-wit; situate in the county of Montgomery aud
state Of Ohio, being 10 No, ~ on the original Mat
of tho town OF MlApishprg, IN said county, Said
prpperty Ia be sold free Of tower
Appraised, free Of dover, at ....I...i 81 400
And cannot sell for less than two thirds thereof
Terms of sale-One. third cash on day OF sale !
one third IN one, aud one third IN two years there
attpri deterFed payments 70 bear interest, and TO
he secured by mortgage on the premises, ~.
AMANDA A. CASKEY,
Administrators of Leroy Caskey. deceased.
ADAM CLAY, Attorney. az Selld2aw4
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THE FLoOD IN INDIANA.-We' learn by
way Of indianapolis that the flood extended
over a vast extent Of country. About
Shelbyville It caused heavy losses. If the
river had not changed its course the town
would have been inundated. There is great
loss Of corn, stock and hogs by drowning,
and fencng-and quantities of the latter
were carried of that never was touched by
high water before, One farmer lost five
thousand dollars In hogs.
Similar reports came from GOspOrt in re-
gard to White aud Eel rivers. On these
streams the loss of stock, hogs and corn has
been immense.
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-09-24

We issue the Daily EMPIaE this evening
In the usual form, fof which We are indebt-
cd to our friends Of tile Journal, who kind
ly furnished us their press for the purpose.
we shall be happy TO reciprocal the favor
at all times, though we hope they may
never experiences the trouble and annoy
ance to which we have been subjected dur
ing the past few days--troubles which no.
body can appreciate but those placed in like
condition.
Our presses and engine are partly out OF
water, and we shall spare no effort to have
them in working order at the earliest pos
sible moment. The damage aud loss to US,
howeveris far greater than we at first sup
posed.
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-09-24
FARM FOR SALE.

n WILL sell, at private sale, a small farm, con-
Il taining any acres About Afteen acres are In
good timber. The balance Is well improved
There Is good house and barn and a 1ne bearing
orchard, The fences arc all In excellent order
and there are two wells OF good water on the
premises. The Farm Is located on the Dayton and
Western RAil road mile aud half west OF HlR.
glha station. Call aud esainine the farm. I II
au26wam ROBERT PEELING.
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-09-24
DAYTON PAVILION !

Tf you want something 70 refresh you. call at
\ DECKELLAANE ER'S Pavilion, on Jenerso
street, opposite the Postoflce, where all kinds
hetreshments In season, are served up in the bs
style, He keeps Dreams Of all the sAVOred naVoTs
Ice WI ateF Mineral Water, &c. also, all kinds Oi
nice cakes, French and common Candies IN large
variety. All kinds OF Fruit in season. both FOreitn
and Domestic, paper ,sheiled Almonds, English
with large variety OF other articles in his line OF
business Having an experience Of twenty nv
years IN the business, he hopos 10 be able 60 plea
all who may favor him with their custom.
Balis, wedding Parties, and Pic-hics supplisd
with everything In his line OF business, on terms
10 suit she tmeS - 'N-"
Remember es JEFFERSON g.. opposite the p. O.
luledfuth&Sta TX. X.DkCkHLIMAYER
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SORGHUM ".
Notice to Sorghum Manufacturer

THE undersigned having obtained tho right OF
J. the State OF Ohio b the STEVENSON EvAFORA- :
TOR, and process Clarifying and granulating Sor-
ghum Syrup into niush sugar; also, 10 the mills
70 grind the cane and dry the sugar, rendering II
ready for market Is How having the same manu-
f&ctnred 10 order st the Of n o. Tay-
ton, Ohio.
Partlea desrous OF aVaillng themselves OF pro-
cess aud machinery, which, from the cane In the
field to tho dry sugar In the harrel, Is thorough
and cOmpiete Address JAS. n. HOPKINS
AGENTS, desiring to negoflate ior tsrritory win
apply as aboye aui6w8m
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-09-24

GRAND MILLINERY oPENNG.--The Fall
and Winter opening of splendid millinery
will take place at the Fashionable MILNE
ry Establishment of Mr.. Gabriel Haas, No.
1886 Second street, on Tuesday and We'd
nesday, 25th and Goth inst The ladies are
respectfully invited TO call and see his nice
goods
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-09-24

d. "a EB-visltoEs to the State Fair at Dayton,
and the public generally, should bear in
mind that they can be supplied with the
best Of clothing at 32l Third street. at
prices to suit the times, A call is sufficient
to convince purchasers that the largest
stock and best madO clothing, at real low
Hrices, can be found ut the store of l, p.
Strauss & Brother, 321 Third street,
sei1Qd31lw .-
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-09-24
TheOnmnfv Eair

The Montgomery County Fair has been
postponed until the 10th, nth and 18th OF
October, commencing ON "Wednesday the
10th. This postponement was rendered
necessary by the !great fiood last week. 1t
will be for the best in the end 1t will give
the people time to prepare, and we may
reasonably look for an exhibition that win
be q credit to our county,
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-09-24
Removal.

NEFF y BENNETT, Manufacturers and W hole
~ sale and Retail dealers In Stoves Hollow
ware, &c, have removed their Salesr0om from 80
Third street, to the rooms formerly occupied by
Brown a Irwin, on the corner of First street and
the Canal where they will be pleased TO see their
friends and all who may be In want of first. class
Cooking and Heating Stoves.
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-09-24

MONEY SAVING INsTTTUTIoN-Those in
want OF Boots and Shoes should not fall to
call at Goodman's Boot and Shoe Store, 11O
Main street, where everything in that line
can be bought at very low Ggures. His
stock of Eastern and home made work can
not be beat In the city. People in want of
fine goods will save money by going to his
store. Be sure to remembers, Ito Main
street. loEt.T M