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The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-05-29
BY TELEGRAPH.
Washington Matters.

WASHINGTON, May %.
The CoutnikS,obor n fT,dibA xfairsbas.a
onIn1,,inicnttd, ,i.ol,N thn lS,J,sri,1i ~ hant
dated I a ncsc ssaas., Anr,I 10 oc an ant
brenl,. between ,ybites and Indians. IN tbe
Wiilb,ys, ~, u,a rood 6.o,s ISnrs tAf.;ors fo
Prescott A no,tv .of ,viite mon ,yIn ,vere
Iprosneeting Ind comnod there and ',yhile
fifr IN theSsn, wc,s ahIcht ,be fnAfIrt Mia
tIle oIbetss : A nsrto IN atn,,sl cifiJans in,-
mediatelv want o,,t ana Liiied The Indians
among ti,cm the Chief of thc unInnoe. and
saycr ,,.,,,,, ~ ri,iIJ, .,o Aiui"P's' anu
I, Mr. Steya,s Ala ,,nt tn'd,,, ,,r,.s hts
arnei i,tIn1e, Z to the "a = Kin taLivg Tr6Sr, ia
Secretarv Of The Treasurv the annointrsnt
of The Tsx Con,nissin,,nr Ho hpd, botnnne a
.ftlllv satis,leJ tbat 10 Was lahor,ng ,,ndo, a
mis,nnreh ans;or ne ~, ,,,hat boa ,ssa,,.,,,rod
between Mr. Wccnilocb s,,S the r,Sr,}ier ~
the Uonse referred 90 Il, ahe ta,,,h ~ NJ
Stevens - ~ - '''''''' no " -
Hon ~, II Ca,r,,,,eu Nf,n,stcr q, Afo.,,oo
lsi here AZ nirht cn .n,iss s. It, hs,,,o T.,
Uamiiton' OhIn us I,SS'e,, j,,ter,io,,. a., Sy,,b
the SecTeiorv Of state ON Satnrdav in reIsl
tinn n, hjs oAioi,i J,,t;os os,J 10 ,,',il'
stood fbat NJ Tamnheli ,.,ti, ,..t,rr -
next week to recaiya he anai ,nstructio,,s
and donart for McNioo 70 inin the Ponnhii
can Gayernmani % SN''o " 'o''' '"' '''P'''i'
The Prcsident sont 70 tho. sonots n,,,n-
bcr of nominations toedor but hefors tho
pri,ata Son,atae,, os,t,.a3 l., ~, ao,,i,ai ~,
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The Churches.

.V,Fra Y Sr.LoUfs, May %.
The appeal and complaint Of Robert ]
Breckinridge and others, against the Synod
of Kentucky, has been before the Old
School Assembly to-day, but little progress
was made, the time being mainly occupied
in deciding who were the real parties in
the case, An effort having been made to
against the Synod, with that of Breckin-
ridge. IL was finally determined that Mr.
breckenridge and HIS associates were prop
erly complainants, and the Synod of Ken
lucky were defendants
MIR. Breckinridge made a stirring speech
against this decision, he wishing to reach
the Presbytery and signers of declaration
and testimony, and try them. not cut them
oil by resolution; he claimed that the New
Presbytery provided for would take all
these rebels bach again, which he objected
to- ris
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NEW ESTABLISHMENT
Administrator's Sale.

N pursuance of an order Of the Probate Court OF
Il Montgomery County, Ohio, made on the 4ih day
OF April, 1866, and TO me direct, d. will offer nj
public auction, at the door of the Court Honsc in
Dayton, on :
Wednesday, May 30, 1866,
at two O'Clock In the afternoon the following de-
scribed real estate situate In the city of DAYTON In
the county aforesaid, to-wit: Lots numbered nn
the revised plat Of said city, 4116, 4ll9 420 4i23
4l24, 4ley fl4l 44p $50 4lb4 4i55 4I5S 4lbg 4I63
ai06. 4lS3 4222, 1870, 4931 and 1853
said lots have been appraised as follows, to-wit;
each. - w.
Lots Nos 4iee 4ll 4i49 415O 454. 4i55, 415s d159,
4l83 and 41s3, at $50 each.
Lots Nos 4l06 and 1922 at $500 each, and
Lots Nos 1920, 1887 and 4363 Mt $3.50 each
And cannot sell for less than two, thirds of such
appraised value. F 7 n II Y
Terms OF Sale One third cash In hand, on the
day OF SALE 0ne.third IN one year and one -tbfrtl
In two years from the day Of sale the deferred pay
ments to bear interest aud be secured by mort ga 10
on the premises. TIOS j. SPI'TLER
IHos. J. s. SMITH. Atty
April 20 ] IS6U- -a2SWbt
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Fenian Movements.
tNDIANAPoLrs. May %

INDIANAPOLIS, May %.
"a The Eenians are moving. Five hundred
nom Kentucky, and one hundred and
twenty raised IN this city. LEFT here this
morning, for some strategic point i'm Cana
da, no doubt. There is D general move
ment and we may expect stirring news in
q few days. The point OF destination Is
kept artinlly secret by contradictory ru-
LOUISVILLE, May 2s!-Quite q number OF
Fenlans have arrlyed In this city fron other
points, and gone of. They were Joined
here by Others. Where they have Gone TO
i can not tell, but six carloads vi them,
under the command of Mr., O'Bannon, left
for New York last night.
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MAYORS PROCLAMATION.


# y
MAYORS oRFICE, May is, 1850
10 ne Hfssrs q( Dayton; I ....I iI..i
In compliance with a REQUEST made nv rho pr.s
lnent ana members OF the CITY Board ~ Ueaith
ana many other ctizeBs of the city JON Arm AN
ENNEi Mayorof Dayton, do issue the following
PROCLAMATION: s
MHEREAst There is lust cause 10 beIIeve thu,
malignant or infectious diseases are fast annrosch
ihE nv W. ana for the purpose of being prepared in
or small the owner. tenant hea 1 or nmjiSS'
~ pIVprlttor al any house, or building within ia
@ .iits oi the cry, Is required by the law and Ordl
ace Oh tne clty TO have, Or permit as soon as il
my person IN or about their premises Sas am mat ma
ilHhant OF infectious diseases such as small -.
OF cholera yeliow1fag 10 lie put mn IN N nropPniN
nm, nent apd conspicuous place on the premises 10
near. Any person guilty OF displagibs n any sneh
nag uhtl the cause for putin III there is etirsi,
removed VIII be liable To fine of $40 and costs
All ~ Pnys.elsnS commapders Of canal boats, and
ee-houses, are required In accordance viii set
uon ono OF an ordinance regulating reports In
, sertaln cases 10 report, IN writing u the Mayor
w. asas' ever case which may come their
NJ NJ Hledse O small poN, or cholera occurrino or
existing within the limits or yirinitN, or ths III ~
such case. '''e"0V' vi each
1t is alsOrequired that the pau,ots mr. bA.,.. -
families VIII have the members Vop tber ya,tY, ~
.t has not been, or In tho opinion Of their famiiy
PnY stefan frquire u, Yacfnated soon A. ossihis
Al PEI sons having any ignant or con
disease ho shan haFe his nor or their ro.s ~;
expose Themselves on the public Streets w. @ anu anu
hny mouse where persons wifi be In danger ar az
ing ssld disease btfore they shall have feoeiysf.
IIom some physician that they are psss
70 pay hne OF not less than ten or NOR th,n a
uoin.s r. e. .r. JONATHAN KENNY
laIIu.I. .fu Mayor OF DAYTON d
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The EAGLE CLoTHING SToRE.-The sign
of the ''Golden Eagle" No. 1ls Main street,
is now the great centre of attraction. BY
close attention to business, uniform court
esy and attention to his customers, and a
constant desire to please all who deal with
him, Schwarz has established a trade that
any man might envy. Clothing of the
latest and most desirable styles is received
daily, and sold aS,prices which induce pur-
chasers to call again. Remember the places
No l1s Main street, sign of the Golden
Eagle" and be sure to call before making
selections elsewhere. 1td&w
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-05-29
New York Items.

Hl.- NEW YORK, May 49,
The Comtfer des E1ots Uafs declares
itself enabled to state that the French Gov
,,e,rnment has signed a treaty with the
TRANSATLANTIC Packet Company to embark
and carry back TO France the whole French
eeNpeuiuonary force In Mexico within the
time agreed upon. 10 ~ t1i't q uff
James Hughes, charged with frauds In
bounty brokerage, was before the United
States Commissioner to-day on fiftv-one
charges. ln default of ffty-six Thousand
dollars bail he was committed.
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-05-29

OPERA HousE--The first appearance at
the Opera House of Miss virginia Howard.
was welcomed last evening by large and
delighted audience. IL was compliment
worthily bestowed upon this really tal-
ented and accomplished Actress. She fully
sustained the high reputation that preceded
her, and is already decided fayorlte with
the play-goers oflDaytoq. Her engage
rhent cannot fail to prove a gratifying suc-
cess. She was excellently supported by
Miss Nelson. Mr.. Hill and the entire
strength of the Opera House Company.
Tonight the beautiful sensational domes-
tic Drama of EAST Lynne" will be pre-
sented, in which Miss Howard will sustain
the leading parts. The piece is admirably
cast, and with the prospect of cool and
pleasant evening, full house may be con
fldently anticipated. We would advise all
who desire TO see this deeply Interesting
play ,oeu performed. to visit the Opera
House tonight.
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-05-29
Booth Alive,

A letter from Berlin, says the Natchez
Democrat, received by gentleman in. this
city, states positively that John Wilkes
Booth, who killed Lincoln, Is In Berlin,
playing an engagement ut one OF the thea
ters in that city, 1t adds, that he expresses
much surprise that there should be so much
credit attached i'm this country to the story
OF his death. h , - n
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-05-29
Explosion of NitrO-Glycerine In
Australia--ItsT Terrible ksfYectx =

The Enlish papers report another axpo-
sion of fnitrosglycerihe Ia sydney. Austral.
Ia on the 4th Of March. Large stores were
completely demolished. The noise of the
explosion very much resembled the dis
charge Of artillery, and dense column of
dust and rubbish ascended 10 the hight OF
one hundred and ffty feet. ~ -
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-05-29
Davis Case.
FoRTREss MONROE, NAV 2s

FoHTkkss MoNRoE, May %
Messrs Charles O'Connor and George Shea
LEFT this evening for New York. having
been In close consultation with Mfr. Jefferson
Davis most Of yesterday and TO day. cTlEey
found him in. better health than they an
tleiPated, and though somewhat worn from
his long confinement. still In possession of
his keen faculties, and alive 20 the impor-
tance and engrossing nature of the issues
involved in his expected trial
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-05-29
Destructive Tornado.

IVNESDALk, TkNN., May q.
a terrific tornado swept over, the lower
portion OF this borough fast evening. The
immense covered bridge spanning the
Lackawana River at Sixth street was bodily
lifted distance of six feet in the air and
fell into tho river a mass of ruins,
Houses were blown down, others un-
rooted, trees torn up by the roots. and
much mischief done OF a miscellaneous
character
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-05-29

WANTED.--Half dozen young ladies to
learn the Millinery business, at the popu
lar Millinery establishment Of Mr.. Gabriel
Haas, No. 1886 Second street, miss Good
mans old stand.) al3-dtf
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-05-29
THE AllY EMPIRE.

C7I- Cots, Lounges, Bedsteds, and nice
new hair Pillows and Mattresses, at Chris
topher q Spielman.
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steamer Burned.

ST. LOUIS, May 2s.
The steamer Leadora. bound for Fort
Iienton. burned below Yahctoh CITY Inner
Missouri. four days since. Loss sos. Quo. and
was Insured for $4,000. Her cargo, which
was valuable, was insured.
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-05-29
New York Money Market.

NEW York, May IS.
Money Is moderately active ut 6a7 per
cent. Sterling dull at 1897 a l093S. Gold
ls lower, opening at 1874. declining TO 1877.
adyancing to 1874, and closing at i37sS.
Government Stocks are L6l% better '
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-05-29
MORE COUNSEL For DAvfs.

James T, Brady, of New York, is now
known TO be retained as counsel In the case
ofDayis, and is at Fortress Monroe, In daily
consultation witch him, together with
OConnor and Shea. ~
The counsel have agreed TO demand an
immediate trial at the Juno Court, or IL
postponement Is insisted on they will de-
niand that their client be released upon
baiLwhich he Is ready to give TO the amount
OF ten million dollars II necessary.
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-05-29

TnE SISTERS FA1R-THE LAST NIGHT
The Fair at Clegg's Hall will close tonight,
and splendid attractions are offered SO far,
the Fair has been success, gratifying to
all, and we trust that the closing scenes will
be honored by large attendance. The eff
forts of the benevolent ladies who are en-
gagged In this enterprise are worthy Of all
commendation and should receive large
and munifcent reward. Tonight, the mag
nificent piano will be drawn, and everybody
will be anxious to know who is the holder
fJthe lucky ticket. A great variety of
other valuable prizes will be disposed of
There will be pleasant and agreeable time
generally. Let there be full attendance
TO witness the closing scenes of the Fair.
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-05-29

A CARD.-As have rented my rooms on
Third street and have only limited time
to remain, therefore will sell the balance
of my stock regardless of cost.
mlSd1w i. A. LAFEE.
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-05-29

New ARRIVAL OF Doors AND SHOES
VIM. Kehm' the enterprising proprietor Of
the Boot and Shoe Store, No. SO Jefferson
street. opposite the Market House, has Just
received, direct from the manufacturers
another large lot of new boots, shoes, hats
and caps. all of the best quality and latest
styles. As he keeps none but the best of
articles, and sells at the very lowest prices,
the people will understand that this Is the
best place in the city to buy. IF you want
to be suited, call at No. SO jefferson street.
Don't forget the place. 2dlwy
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-05-29

FIRST OF THE SEAsoN.-Nice spring
chickens will be served up at all hours, at
the Atlanta House, No, 20 Market street.
m1Bdtf
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-05-29

New OPERA HOUSE IN CISoINNATI.--The
Enquirer learns that Mr.. Pike has accepted
the proposition of the meeting held at the
Buckeye Clubhouse, extending the sub
scrlbers tickets for the term Of two years
The probability, therefore, Is, that a more
magnificent structure than ever win short
ly, phenix-like, arise from the ashes of the
former temple '
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-05-29

Fathers For decent looking Sui,
custom-made, call at the Eagle Clothing
Store, and you viii be suited in price and
quality. INfOIlW1 ~ m24dawlw
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-05-29

eT-LEssNER & BRo, No. l02 Main street.
are daily receiving new supplies of Cloth
ing, of the latest styles aud best quality.
Call aud see them.
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-05-29

tE- Attention Is directed to the sale of
valuable property, in the city of dayton, to-
morrow afternoon at two o'clock 7. NJ, at
the Court House. These are valuable lots
and are well worthy the notice ofthose who
wish TO invest
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-05-29

THE FISH MARKET.-Up at Sandusky they
have. a fish ordinance, which is tolerably
strict. The Register says;
at provides that no fresh fish shall be
brought here from the surrounding fisheries
after the twentieth of the present month.
Accordingly the fishing season closed last
Sunday, but some of our dealers, Giersdorf
among the number, as the weather was so
cool. made another haul this week. Owing
to the high winds, Mr.. Giersdorf was un-
able to salt this last haul on the fishing
ground as he intended to do and yesterday
his boats brought twenty tons to the city,
where they were packed, and all offal placed
In boats and carried out into the lake. We
are informed that the bringing of fish to
the city will cease absolutely on Saturday
next, after which all health regulations
and ordinances will be rigidly enforced"
How the Sandusky ordinance will affect
the fish supply here, we are not yet adj
vised. Reliable information, however, may
probably be obtained at the mdrket-house.
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-05-29

SPLENDID CLOTHING For the best and
cheapest stock Of Clothing in the city, go
to Lessner &c Bros, No. 102 Main street.
Gentlemen ia want Of clothing suitable for
the season, will find the very latest styles,
at prices which can not fall 10 please. i-l
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-05-29

MOTHERS Go TO Schwarz' and look at
those pretty little children's suits he re-
ceiYed this week, a m24dawlw
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FmsT APPEARANcE OF THE ITALIAN opEnA
rRoUpE.--The great event of the season,
the first appearance Of the Ghioni q susini
Opera Troupe, will take place at Turner'S
Qpern House, next Monday evening, June
!. The first Opera given WILDE I'll Troya-
tore" always filvorlte with lovers Of mu-
sic.
OF its performance in Chicago, by this
Troupe, the Republican says:
II anything were wanting TO demonstrate the
TACT That Max Strakosch and his company of artists
achieved triumph on the opening night this
proof was supplied last evening in the presence Of
large aud apprecntiye audience on the occasion
Of the production OF II Trovatorc; an opera which
Will always rank as standard work. but at the
san same time has been 50 thoropghly popnlsrired BY
have In great degree lost its charms tJ the world
Of connoseurs in music such an audience as
hear Troyatore In Chicago, aud that on the night
when the Opera House was thrown open TO a GU
rious public II was decided recognition OF the
merits Of the manager and artists, and as such
would be TO them doubly welcome
orn , ise JIssneu @ uhe gat
derness the deep path0s the weird melodies Of
that grand Old composition were never treated
more effectively. II there be certain degree Of
noridity obtaining in lis composition, II Is amply
compensated for by the masterly skill with which
the subject Is wrought up. and the leading idea
ever and anon recurring, but always with q rich
touch OF originality sufficient to o6yiate the feel
of sameness which pervades some operas we'll
ton from beginning TO close while the plot Is far
less Objectionable on the Of incoherence than
the average
The role Of "Leonora" was very happily nlled
by Ghionl, who sang with precision and feeling
worthy of the high reputation she has attained
The "Azucena" OF Middle. Strakosh was a gem of
q song ami acting, though we cannot forget that
Morensi is still unrivalled in this character Bel
lin and Masslmillani made their first appearance
last evening as the Count DE Luna" and "Atan-
rico" Both were In excellent voice, and we need
say no more TO those whom their tones have been
50 acceptably familiar in the past. The last act
was given with especial favor and was mark ed by
two hearty encores, the duett In the Tower scene
being most delicously rendered"
The season will be a brief one--limitcd to
three nights. After II Trovatore, the new
sensation Opera will be performed Crisplno
e la Comare, and for the last night Doni-
zetti's Lucretia Borgla. See advertisements.
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-05-29

eg- Those new style Derby's In town
again, at H. Schwarz. m2idawlw
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-05-29

Is warranted to be the only preparation
known to cure Coughs, Colds, Hoarseness,
Asthma, Whooping Cough, Chronic Coughs
Bronchitis and Group. Be-
healing, softening and expectorating, and
particularly suitable fora affections of the
Throat and Lungs. For sale by Druggists
everywhere ian3
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-05-29

BOYS do you want to have a nice suit
for Sunday, and for little money If you
do, 20 to II. Scliwarz' and you will be suit
ed, (sign of the Golden Eaglc.)
m0idaw1w
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NOTICE To SOLDIERS AND SAILORS

1. All officers. in the Navy who lost clothing la
reason of the destruction OF vessels. III
All who claim retained Government or Local
Bounty Doth Army and Navy. ''
3. All able. and Ordinary seamen, who enlisted
IN the United states Navy between the cath OF Feb
ruary and the list ofJuly, 1891. -
T. All officers of the army-who recuIted on
conditional Commissions ''f'sf'1*'
o. Veterans who have received no Local Bounty
VIII IND Il 70 their Interest TO address, Matthews
Brunaugh,f 1O2 East Pearl street CinclnnAti
Ohio who promise speedy and prompt settlement
of the above claims. rf~''N
MATTHEW'S 4 BRUNAUGH.
m1-d3 iOs East Pearl street, Cincinnati, o.
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For Making Sugar.

IRON FURNACES-AT VERY. Low
PRICES, AT CHRISTOPHER 4 sPIELkiAN's
sl9 Third street, They win save time, labor and
wood In boiling sirup and cooking food for farm
Also, great number Of pRns for boiling sugar
water. Cali and see for yourselves ieiaiwtf
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-05-29

YouTH's AND CHILDREN's CLorHINa.-
The hest and cheapest place in Dayton to
buy suits for youth and children, is the
store of Lessner q Brother, No. 102 Main
street. Call and look at them before pur-
chasing elsewhere. --
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-05-29

tS- The best and fastest stock of custom
made Clothing In Dayton is 10 be found at
the Eagle Clothing store, l1s Main Street,
three doors south Of Market House. siri
m2idawlw.
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-05-29

REMOVAL OF Col. MARTIN--We hear
many expressions of regret at the removal
of Col. Martin, Collector of this District, by
men of all parties. His obliging and gem
tlemanly deportment,in in his personal as well
as his official intercourse, had tendency to
reconcile the people to the existence Of an
Office heretofore obnoxious to our ideas OF
a Republican government. This is more
than can be said of some of his associates In
the management of the affairs of this col
lection distrct-not, however, those under
his immediate control. iaa
With all true patriots, the restoration of
the Union by the admission of the Repre-
sentatives of the Southern States 10 seats
in Congress is of primary importance. We
presume this was the view taken by Presi-
dent johnson, and we have no doubt that It
is his settled and inevitable purpose that all
obstacles in the way of his plans of restora-
tion must be removed. We are well con-
vinced that the action of the Representa-
tive from this Congressional District had a
tendency to precipitate matters, and Col.
Martin and other Federal officials in this
section may attribute their removal to the
extreme radical policy of Schenck more
than to any other cause.
General Vandeveer, the successor of Col.
Martin, is gentleman in all respects quail
fed for prompt and satisfactory discharge
Of the duties of his new position, aud we
have no doubt his appointment will be en-
tirely acceptable to the public. with. per-
haps' the exception of the intensely radical
element of the abolition party. That he is
firm supporter of the Presidents restora-.
ton policy there can be no question. Other
wise he would not have received the APP
pointment.
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Painting! Pai1att1a.;
Get your painting done by
KUHNS ~ McHENRY.

No. 81 FOURTH STREET, bet. Main 4 Jefferson.
All kinds Of work In their line promptly attended
70. GRAINING and MARBIING done in the
highest style of the art Ceilings cacimined I'm A
superior manner. All kinds OF Sign and Orna-
mepNh work neatly done. VITO m17dim'
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gB-We have consignment Of few kegs
of good wine and liquors, which must be
closed out this week. Call and get bargains.
CuRIsToPHER & SPIELMAN,
The tri-weekly news. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1865-1876, 1866-09-06
THE GLEANOR..

Is published every Wednesday morning.
i is the desire. and will be the objecp Of she
Proprietor TO. 10 make this equal TO, il not
the best Family Newspaper in the South
In fact as it's name Indicates lt Is'
The tri-weekly news. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1865-1876, 1866-09-06
GET TH II HBaIe1'!
PHOENIX AND eleanor.
T HE DAILY PHENIX

Is published every morning, except Mon
day, and contains the --latest News, by tele-
graph and mails, up to the hour of going to
press Editorials, Correspondence from diff
ferent points, Miscellaneous Reading, Tales,
Poetry, Sketches etc., eto. In the Quanti-
ty and Quality of its Reading Matter is not
to be excelled by any paper, in South Caro-.
lina Advertisements inserted on favorable
terma ....