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The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-09-29
BY TELEGRAPH.
From Washingt0n--TriaI of JefFer-
son Davis.
WASHINGTON, September Is.


yhe various speculative paragraphs pub
lished within the past weeks, with refer
ence to the trial Of JEFF. Davis, are caleulat-
ed TO mislead, rather than enlighten, the
public mind. SO far as the President Is
concerned, Mr.. Davis can be tried without
let or hindrance, whenever Judges Chase
and Underwood, or either of them, signify
their readiness TO take charge Of the pris-
oner, who Is held snbiect to the proper le-
gal process by capias, or habeas corpus. OF
this fact, both tide judges namde and the at
torneys for the prosecution and the defense
are well aware. From the highest author
ity learn that there Is no conflict OF opin-
ion between the attorneys as 70 the proper
course to pursue.
All agree that whenever the Court Is
ready to try Davis he will be delivered at
once TO the custody of the United States
Marshal ofVirginia, TO whom o writ will
be Issued Mt the proper time, directing that
the prisoner be brought before the Court.
There are but two obstacles In the way to
the trial ofDavis In October. The first Is
iound In doubt among the lawyers, and In
this the Judges are understood to partici-
pate, as to the legality of a trial In the Oc-
tober session, because It Is not regular
term ofthe Court. Because of this doubt,
II Is proposed not to bring Davis TO trial
until the regular term In November.
SO far as Judge Chase is concerned. the
same objections are urged by him to pre-
siding In the trial as were mentioned by
the Chief-Justice last spring, viz: That he
does not think It Is explicitly understood
that mrrtlal law Is abrogated In Virginia,
and hence he has advised the President to
issue another proclamation, making IL clear
that civil law Is supreme in that State.
Judge Chase himself interprets the late
peace proclamation rs the President does,
viz, that Is that 1t abrogates martial law,
but on account of the misinterpretations
put upon the proclamation by various
military commandants, the Chief-Justice
insists on another proclamation.
The foregoing embraces all we have of
an authoritative character with regard to
the Davis trial. One of the objections
raised by the civil officers of the United
States Court to taking custody of Davis,
was that tdey had no safe place to keep the
prisoner. To this the President responded
that Davis could be kept in Fortress Mon
roe, under the control Of the United States
Marshal, with the aid of military.
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NEFF& a BENNETT, Manufacturers and Whole.
~ sale and Retail dealers Ia Stoves, Hollow.
ware, &c, have removed their Salosroom from 27O
Third street 70 the rooms formerly occupied by
brown a irwin on the corner Of First street and
the canal, where they viii bo pleased TO sec their
Cooking and Heating stoves
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1NItE undersigued would respectfully announce
II 70 his old oustomera and the public generally,
tnat ne has opened large aud comfortable SHAY
ing saloon At No. ia south side OF Market space.
Having In my employ Mr.. JAS. s. .KREIDLER-
known as oneof the best BARRIERS In the city--I am
Prepared W glve satisfaction TO all who will favor
me NTH their patronage Try us Don't fOTget-
NO. " south side of Market ,o,,,, !. ,.v,,
Journal eopyl
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tB-The abolitlonists win let the niggers
be counted down South If the South will
only let them vote. Then nigger and a
white man down South would bO equal to
two white men North Does that better it,
Mr.. Journals
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-09-29

f1'HE eo-partnership heretofore existing under
Il tho style aud trm name OF Men, Bennet Il Co
was dissolved on the 10th inst Nefl 4 Bonnet nav.
ing purchayod the ihrnrest Of AIR. Eels. EithoI
partner VIII pse the meme OF the 1rm In liquidA.
Won tuH NJ HENRY NEfF,
jyiTdAwtf MARCIis pEiis'
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-09-29

sCHENCK WAS IN THE PHILADELPHIA
CONVENTION WITH FRED. DOUGLASS AMI
RANDOLPH, THE NIGGER
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LUNCH To-MoRRow.--A nice rurtle Soup
Lunch will be served up at the Dayton
View House, tomorrow morning, at ten
O'Clock. Mr.. Nelderman, the proprietor,
keeps one OF the most quiet and best con-
Quoted houses in this vicinity, and is al
ways on hand to attend to the wants Of his
customers. He will be pleased to see his
friends tomorrow.
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The OPERA HoUsR.-The re-opening OF
the Opera House, on Monday evening next,
under the management of Mr.. G.. X.
Thorno, promises to be a great success.
Nothing on the part of the management
will be omitted to render the occasion in
all respects worthy of the liberal patron
age of our citizens. The company com
bines an array of talent rarely witnessed,
and which has never been surpassed on the
boards of tho Opera House. The accomp-
lished actress, Mrs. Emily Jordan, will APP
pear as "Julla," in the beautiful and at
tractive play of the "Hunchbaok," and she
viii be supported by several theatrical
stars of the first magnitude. A brilliant
entertainment may be anticipated on Mon
day evening, and the people will, of
course be there to see. -e
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-09-29

% Ladies', we have fun line of Cluny
Lace and Alexandra Frilling; also Em-
broidered Linen Edging aud Inserting,
which we are selling cheap.
se2Sd3 II. q. TREBEIN & Co,
No. 80 Main street.
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-09-29

BEsT's FILTERs--PRCE RKDuoED-In or
der to accommodate all classes who desire
to have pure drinking water this warm
weather, Il. Best would announce that he
has reduced the price of his superior Filters
TO sl5. This Will place them Ia the reach
of all, and no family should be without
one. jy12dtf
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Mayors Proclamation.

MAYORS OFFICE, DAYroS ONO
september -, 1865
fINHE qualified voters Of the Eighth Wand Of the
city oIDayton, are hereby notihod that an elec
ton Tor one Co oSneilman for said ward to mn the
1aeanoy OccasiOned by the resignation OF Anthony
stephAns, Esq, viii be held on
Tuesday, October 9th, 1866,
the day OF the annual State and County elections
Warren streets. NtM
The polls Nill be opened at siN O'Clock In the
morning, ana closed at six o'clock In the evening
JONATHAN kENNEY
sesodtt Mayor Of the City OF Dayton
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FELLOW .CTIzRNs-lpo your duty this
fall, and vote that II, Schwarz sells the
cheapest and best made up clothing. Call
and see him. tre5'. -T'r % .. :
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-09-29

tB-No old fashioned clothing sold at the
Eagle Clothing Store, and no two prices
asked.
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THE STATE AND COUNTY FAIRs--Promis
to be grand affairs, and from the prepare
tions made at the Eagle Clothing Store. II
Schwarz certainly must anticipate tire
mendOus trade for clothing.
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G. I. vAILANDIGHAM
win speak at tho following places:


POasttown, Saturday, September 90 12M
FArmersyille, Monday, October1, ~ NJ
Inghams Blacksmith Shop, Washington town
ship, Tuesday, October =, IAN.
Union, Friday October B, ~ NJ.
New Lebanon, Saturday, October q. ~ NJ,
Dayton, Court House, Monday, ociObers
j. A. MoAIahon and D, A. Houk, win also
address the meeting at Poasttown, and
George V. Nauerth Che meeting at Farm
ersville. f7q. sNF n i7f
THE'vE CoME.-Those late styles of Knob
by Suits just ont, have arrived at the Eagle
Clothing Store. Go and see them.
Il
MONEY SAVING INSTITUTION in
want of Boots aud Shoes should not fail to
call at Goodman's Boot and Shoe Store, 40
Main street, where everything in that line
can be bought at very low figures. His
stock of Eastern and home made work cam
not be beat in the city. People In want of
fine goods will save money by going TO his
store. Be sure to remember, ITO Main
street. A!tg11 b.
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Tuesday, October 9th, 1866,
A. SUGARM1N,

AUCrIONEERO OFREAL ESTATE, Personal.
PROPERTY OF ALL KINDs-HoUsE.
t HOLD GOODS, &C,
No iiO afSin street., EAPire BuiIdiAS.
, Also, Wholesale and Retail dealer In Dry Goods
Br0ad Cloths, Cashmere, Fancy Goods Cloves
Hosiery, and Notions ofRi kinds
Il eSSr nlm VIII aeaa and and everything sat
kemember-N No. ITO, MAiRa strea6J nlslapirep
building, next door TO GOodhAns. sea
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Mental ArIthmetic-A nIalnnno

| N""t 1hNibuhSOiC-A DlaIOEu0
Son-Father, how much money do YOU
make in yearS
Father-About eight hundred dollars, my
son.
S.-A nd you work every day
F.-Every day, except Sunday, my son
Swell Father, how much does n Con-
gresham getS
F.-They used to get three thousand
dollars year, but they raised it to five
thousand recently.
Swell, does member of Congress have
to work every day?
F-Oh, no, my son. There are two ses-
sions of Congress in two years--a long and
a short one. Now, If you remember your
mental arithmetic that you learn at school,
you can tell just how long a Congressman
has to work. How many days are there in
month? e
S.-ThIrty.
F-Well, the long session began on the
4th December, 1885, and lasted till the 23d
OF July. How long is thatS
S.-232 days.
F.-Now take from that two weeks for
Christmas holidays, and how much does
that leavep
S.-2lS days.
F.--Well, the short session next winter ia
only ninety days by law. How much are
ninety and 2lS.
S'---SOS days. IL that all they have TO
work In two years?
F.--That is all, my son.
s.-And then two years pay Is ten thou
sand dollars. Let's see, 30s In l0,OOO-why
that Is thirty-two dollars and forty-three
cents day pay.
F.-fou are quite right, my son, You
will make good scholar.
Swell, father, General schenck is our
Congressman, and docs he get $4,000 for
working 9Os days, while you get only $500
for whole yearY
F,-fes, my son, that Is what he gets.
Swell, father, you are Republican.
and are You going to vote for General
Schenck to go back to Congressp
F.-No, my son. / voted for him before
but shall never do so again. lie has be-
trayed his friends, aud shall do all I can
70 defeat him by electing an honest man
In his place.
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asIuaetary and Cummerfial.
Cincinnati Markets.

CINCINNATI, September 2S
FLouR-Supernne commands $40 50@ll
30; fair to choice extra, $ll 5O@12 80; fam
ily, $l3@l4, and fancy, Sl4@l5. Rye Hour
is In light supply, and prices are higher.
WHEAT-llolders are firm, asking 80 700
2 80 for No. ] red, 50 80 for extra. and
81 so for hill. No. l spring Is held at
So 55.
CoRN-Mixed shelled and ear sold to the
extent of about 1900 bushels, since our last
at S3@S5c. White shelled Is scarce, and Is
held at 00c.
OATs--The supply is moderate. No. .
are quoted at 42@l3c., and No. at atIG@47c..
In elevator.
RYR-NO. l sold pit 81 10. and at the close
extra was held at 81 1901 10. No. 9 Is
quoted Mt 81 00@l 05.
BARLEY-Prine State spring is selling at
81 i0@l 40, and prime fall at 81 G0@Si 50.
WHIsKY-A steady and quiet market.
Sales of bonded at 33@34c.
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-09-29

BoYs-When you come 20 DAYTON. buy
your custom-made suits at the popular
Eagle Clothing Store, lls Main street.
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-09-29

LATEST AND BEST IMPROVEMENT IL
WELLs.-C. N. Deal is now introducing I'm
this city new and valuable improvement
for boring wells, which exceeds any thing
ofthe kind hitherto offered TO the public.
This Improvement has been patented, and
possesses numerous advantages over the
old style. II eau be sunk IN any locality
where digging is ilnpracticable, aud Is In
every respect just what the people want.
Il can be seen in operation at the City
Hotel ON Sixth street. near the Depot.
The public are invited TO call and see the
operation ofthls well, the proprietor being
confident that 1t cannot fail to give salts
taction' Every Information will be given.
There Is also the model of superior
Washing Machine on exhibition which
challenges general admiration. se27d2
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THE EAGLE CLOTHING SToRE.--Notwith-
standing the great interruption to business
generally, the Eagle Clothing Store, No.
lls Main street, is doing rushing trade.
Schwarz the enterprising and gentlmanly
proprietor, has just received an immense
stock of goods suitable for the fall season.
He has most splendid assortment of cloth
Ing made up expressly for his custom
trade. For style and quality it has never
been excelled in Dayton. The patterns
have been selected with great care, and the
work is admirable. The boys and youths
clothing Is especially worthy of attention.
The Eagle" is centrally located, and one
Of the most attractive and best conducted
business houses in the city. Our country
friends, on visiting the city, would do well
TO call there. They Will find 1t to their in
tercst to do so. Mark that se24d1wltw
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-09-29

CATARRH is a disease Of the mucous mem
brane OF the nasal passages and those cayi-
ties of the head communicating with them.
Insignificant as 1t appearsin It's first stages,
It Is apt In Its progress TO become instrn-
mental In causing the loss or impairment
OF smell, taste, hearing, aud sight, and In
creating serious constitutional derange-
ments, not unfrequently terminating in
consumption.
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New York Money Market.

NEW YORK, September 2s,
Money quite easy at 3@5 per cent. for
call loans, chiefly per cent.
Sterling exchange firm at l0s@lOsl6.
gold, for flrst-class bills.
Gold tlrmer, opening l44ts, aud closing
ut l4596.
Government stocks are a shade flrmer.
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From Europe.

lBy tho Atlantic Cable
MANCHESTER September pa great
meeting Of the Friends of Reform Is to be
held here to-day. Mr.. Bright will be one
of the speakers.
.lIvRRPooI, September M--NoOn.-The
ship Ehdymion, hence for New York, has
put into the port of Cork, partly disman-
tied, having been in n heavy gale.
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The Execution Of Watson at New


The Cincinnati Enquirer furnishes the
following revolving details Of the -execu-
tlon of Watson, alias Eggleston, At New
port, Ky- yesterday; 1l lf.Nl
His limbs and wrists were tied and the
rope adjusted around his neck. He was
then led ON TO the trap and the white can
was drawn down over his face. lie prayed
for fow minutes aud then babe good-by
TO his Clergyman and the Sherifis, Schwartz
and Helm, thanking the High Sheriff for
all the hndnesses he had shown him. In q
moment the trap was sprung and Watson
fell through the aperture tho moose slipped
on his neck and he fell TO the ground. The
people gave one loud dismal scream, and
everybody was terrified and shocked at
the awful spectacle. The officers soon
raised him from The ground. IL was dis
covered that the rope had cut into his neck
and he was bleeding. Falling on his head,
there were two cuts In the forehead. He
was so stunned that It required all the
strength of four persons TO carry him to
the foot Of the stairway and lead him up
10 the platform.
The dirt on his clothes and tho entire
scene was revolving In tho extreme No
fault can possibly be attached to the Sheriff,
as the slipping of the knot In the nooso was
pueely accidental. When seated on the
Cnhlr no was nhnueu drink OF water.
Recovering from the effects OF the almost
first death, Watson said, In weak voice
'Gentleman please don't let II occur again. :"
He then engaged himself In prayeruntil the
Sheriff had re-prepared the moose. He was
then supported on to the trap, and the rope
again placed around his neck. At ten
minutes past two the trap was again sprung,
and the body of Allen p. Eggleston, alias
Walter b. Watson, was dangling Ia the air.
The neck was heard to crack, the beam
sprung, and no motion of the body followed
the execution. His body twlched ak times
but 1t was only muscular twiching. IL
may be said that his death the second time
was easy. The people breathed easier, but
but the Sheriff exhibited much emotion and
feeling. He had the sympathies of the
entire populace.
The body was permitted TO hang thirty
minutes, when II was examined by Drs.
Locke and Beck, who pronounced life ex-
tict. IL was then cut down. ifl
In accordance with Watson's request his
coat, vest and shoes were taken off to be
given to Mrs. Horsfall, the Jailor's wife.
His body was then laid IN beautiful wal
nut coffin, and conveyed to the Newport
City Cemetery and buried.
Thus ended the last act Of the tragedy
which cost Almon Menter his life, and tn
execution of his murderer p. EgglestOn.
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General Din Accents.

NEw YORK, September 2B.
The Posts special says General Dix has
accepted the mission to France,
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-09-29

Dealers In Foreign Fruits, Nuts, Wines, Cigars. SC
ms9dsm IO3 Main street.
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OPEN EVERY EVENING.

Corner jefferson ana Market ste,
over MAXWELL a sNYDERs)
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Mw Adrtrtisemeuts.

s.. HIGHT sc CO.'S
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NEW BARBER SHOP

IylfdAwtI
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1866-09-28

LNOR RENT.--I5 ACRES OF MARSH,
Il on the Townsend Road" in Holland Creek Marsh
divided Into about Ave lots Also six In the "BrAn-
DIVINE Marsh" Possession Immediately. Apply 70
W. McCAULLEY CO,
Real Estate Dealers, COG Market street,
mAr9 Wilmington Del.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1866-09-28

DOR SALE. ---A THREE sTORIhD
IL BRICK HOUSE, rooms, No. p2s sixth Street, and
smother in the same vsinlty also OF size. Also
tor sale or rent farm Of Is seres with good buldiag
on kennett Pike Just beyond city limits
y. B.-A number Of other Houses for sale
For particulars apply to
W. W.MeoAULLRY Co,
JAnv-H 500 Market Street.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1866-09-28

E'oH SALE lOR RENT.--THAT VERY
\ DESIRABLE PROPERTY, st tho North Bast corner
o. Front and Tatnall strees with front Of 30 feet
IAinAll street and running through to Second street,
hAving upon Il good brick office and very large frame
bullding suitable for business on Front street, and
three good houses and stable Second street. This
property will be sold at very reasonable price and upon
the most easy terms. For particulars sppiy to
W. MooAuLLEY & 90,
Real Estate Brokers. COG Market street
neha MllmlnEton. DeAMAra.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1866-09-28
SHERIFF'S SALES.

CHERIFF's sALE.--BY VIRTUE OF A
- Writ Of Levar Paeias directed will be exposed
to Public Sale at the Hotel OF Francis Dunlap In the
town Of Delaware City in New Castle County Delaware on
FRIDAY, the 18th day Of October A. 1866 10 o'clock
A. M, the following described Real Estate, viz;
All those several tracts pieces parcels Of land stu
County. aud State Of Delaware; bounded and described
as follows, to wit No "A tract Of land situate in Red
Lion Hundred. upland and meadow bounded by John
Reybod and the read from Port Penn to Delaware City
and by b. Georges Creek, containing hundred aud
forty OF upland and marah meadow be the same
more or less. No 2.-Bouuded by st. GsorseI Creek,
lands late OF Stephen Townsend, heirs William Young
and others aud BY the road leading from Delaware City
acres Of upland and marsh meadow be the same more
or less.
Seized and taken In execution the property ofPhip
J. GIose and Sarah A., his WIFE, and James Gross and
Sarah e. his wife, and Cynthia NJ Strong, administra-
to be sold by
GEORGE g. HAGANY, sheriH.
sherih's Office, New Castle, Sept. 90 ls66.-25ts
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1866-09-28
lMvRNInNr ANN nnsInAnI=n

A CONVENIENT AND DESIRABLE
n COUNTRY STAT FOR sALK.-lgH acres, within
three miles Of the city Of Wilmington and quarter ofa
milo Of the W. a b. Il. Il. The house is roomy and
convenient being three stories high the main, and
back buildings The price at which this property be
bought is very low, bought For terms, &e Ap-
ply to W. McOAULLRY 4 Co.
febH Real Estate Deslers, 6O6 Market St.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1866-09-28
VERY DESIRABLE FARMS for SALE

No. l--Withn three milos OF Wilmington, containing
lol Acres ess we'll wAtered we'll fenced In good
order with fair buildings.
No Within half mile Of the Peulnsulsr Rail Road
and within one mile NJ depot containing 1856 acres
more or less In tne order, with fruit Of all kinds nelud
lug hVs or six hundred Pesch TreeH In full bearing with
a large and handsome Mansion House and good sized
IenAn! House thereon. Possession Immediately, II de-
sired Apply to W. MeCAULLEY,S
mytt 606 Market street
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1866-09-28
LEGAL NOTICES,

NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE PART.
IN ntrship existing between the undersigned, under
the name Of JOHN MERRICK co was dissolved on
the nrst day Of June 1865, by mutual consent
JOHN MgRRICK,
@. W. HORN.
Wilmington, August 25th, lsSs-au2s-4t
~ w. HORN, LATE OF THE (LATR) FIRM OF
" John Merrek Co.. will continue the manufacture
Of all kinds Of CARRIAGES, at No. 1903 Wdinm Street
near the Depot, whore he will be pleased to zee his
friends and customers as formerly. C. W. HORN
Au2S-3m
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1866-09-28

DERFUMERY, Sc.--JusT RECEIVED AT
WILSON'S, No COS Marset street, east side a large
assortment Of psrumsry and preparations the hair
sale at tbs lowest cash prices iny2o ,
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1866-09-28
FOR SALE AND TO RENT.

EoR SALE, AND POSSESSION GIVEN
I IMMEDIATELY.
ington street, containing the eopveniences and i'm
provaments Of amodern built house.
No. IA hne Three soried Brick House, Della
ware Avenue, next the church, every
venlenee.
No IA Three storled Brick House, No. 709 TatnAll
street. conveniently located and desirable az residences
No. IA Three storlsd Brick Houss, No. 1Oi TAtnAll
stroet adjoining No q, containing ten rooms, aud
Is very desirable property
The above properties nearly new, and in excellent
order and perssns wishing purchase desirable pro-
perrt, and get mmed ate possession should give uu
call aud examine the above Apply to
WM. McCAULLEY 4 CO..
mchI Wilmington, Del.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1866-09-28
[INGToN. FRIDAY. SEPTEMBER %. 1866.
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