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Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-03-26

HeRglBLR TRAGEDY. lin the absenca of Mr.
sni MIS- Todd from their home al Paris, Jen-
nings county, Indiana, a short time since,
n man named wash. Sage went TO the house
anu stole pocket book that be supposed csn-
tanned money which Mr Todd has lust received
from the sale OF his farm. He then 10 conceal
his cIime, beat three little children In horri.
BILE manner, ar lett them for dead One of
them has since died, bat the other two reeoy-
cred and revealed the circumstauoes of the
terrible affair, and sage was arrested. By a
singular blunder he tosk the wrong pocket
book leaving the one With the money In II mn
touched The stolen property was touns on
his person, and he confessed the shocking
deed.
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-03-26


na,Y-Nrs partiugton has friend III .us
,,ne Hie, asked one day what MS STATION
uas =rsnJisd " For 1.-TWO years be was
',!,tl,.,at-Ia fl,a horse marines, aud ster tnAt
,,ro,n1ted 10 be captain OF squad OF
| saph5ads and minors
usn wag said When nay wife was very
- all an Alopathc physician: she got
-, =, hai,sr then called a Homeopathic, and
~ ~. Islt little. One day he broke his
a. u a''j rolldnt come at all; then she got
weHH
se,y-An Illinois editor, speaking OF rogue
who lives in his vicinity, says;-sThe rascal
has broken every bank and jail, and Sabbath,
we nave had in this country for the last FIVE
years.
R1~ What does your husband deal in marmf'
He deals in cards chiefly We'll the devil will
be apt TO get him when the last trump ID
played.
GA man having published another aa.sa
liar. a seoundrel, and 'pollroon' the latter
complains that he. does not spell 'poltroon' cor
recty.
K-'Guilty or not guilty asked a Dutch
Justice.
Not guilty.
Den, vat de tytul do you here2 Go about
init your pizness
Rxs-A smart young lawer's clerk, hearingi it
$ lted by a lecturer, that "man is merely
machine remarked, "then l suppose an AZ
sssasy may as sAia e b 3 ss!pg MACHINE,
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-03-26

Gss- The Rev. DR., D., while introducing
10 IA Philadelphia audience Rev. DR.. s., the
famous missionary from india, mis- home bJ
birth,l concluded his remarks with the follow
ing lett hand complinent;-"He comes 10 you
from thai land where every prospect plesss',
and onl, man is vile The modsst missionary
arose aud biusbinely ren dsred bis tnsnss
am,d the ierepressbe mirth of the Aedi'o'''
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-03-26

uomMENCING MONDAY. MARCH 18th. 1888.
ralas vii! leave Depot corner Eroad Street and Wash
nFton Avenue as follows:
txprost train at AIS q M, Afondays excepted fol
sAtmpre and Washington, stopping ut Wilmington, Per
rgvile HavredeGrace. Aberdech, Perry mans and Mag
nniik and Stemmer's RIM.
Delaware Rail Road Train at sl6 a. H., (sundayse ex'
sPted) Salisbury, Milford and i4termedlate Stations.
wssfnnii train - ab, Q. IN. Sundays excepted for
bsit more stopping at Chester, Thurlow, Lnwo0d Clay
aont and all Regular ststious bhtwosn Wilmington aud
ExpBsss Traln Mt II As NJ (SuudAys ESeeptej) for
Bal oresnd Washington.
Express train At 2+bp M lShudays excepted. 4 for
IN noIe and Washington stoEpins at Chester, Clay.
mont, WitnnRhn, Newark, klktuu, North East, Perry
Wis., nayredearsce, Aberdeen, Penymsn's Magnolia
Night Expross at IL % D. m foI Baltmots and Wash
fagon: stopping al Chester, ThArlow, Linwood, Clay
mont, Wilmington, Newark, Ektpn North East, Perry.
Vile, and Havredetlrace.
Passengers from itlm for Fortress Monroe Nor.
train.
A. an additional accommodation for ihuse holding
Through Tickets for Baltiore, Washington and sout
srn Points, spscia Oar will leave the De-
P9t q II 10 M connecting at drays Ferry with the,
PRONUNCIATION trains stopping at all stations betwesn
Ph'hdeipha and Wilmington
Lssye Philadelphia At s.l6 lil6, a IN. $50. 30, |
ware Il. r nor Milford aud inter Mediate stations.
Leave WILMINGTON 100, SIS $50 a, IN, 500, 20, |
Trains for New castle leave Philadelphia at slb H.
THROUGH ftAlNs FROM BALriMuRg
Leave WILMINGTON at ~ W m d.3O aud 10 90 y. IN.
CHESTER FOR PHILADELPHIA
Leave CHESTER at sol, sos ami l0l+ ., m, IL 81,
a. b.0l, 5,44 and 10 SO D. IN
From BALTIMORE to PhiladelptIa Leave baltimore
: 30 a IN Wky-haii - a. IN Express lilo D m
kxprsHs os5 p NJ Express.
Al Accommodates Tran u,yaede Grace aud inter
ms @meaate statiuos, will leave b2itiIlors at 4.lOP NJ.
TRAINS for BALTIMORE leave chester at 9, 81 q. n Il
~ and II 6o .. IN.
Trains for Baltimore Ice Wiuip.tou at 48 10 a.
!. ana 4uu 3.
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-03-26

oLAfA HlfFED 70 DEAFH IN KENTUCKY
Noaoeu hartis was the slave OF Isaac Ruck
er, who lived in Ly bn aounty. between ~
ounoef'auu aau len pessee rivera. About u
y1at ago reuben Directed the Uniou army L.
Whete TWO companies OF The Twenty -ffth
nen'ueky hebel feglu|ent were hid in The will
uefness Two OF the sons OF Isaac Rucker
we're otncers in Company Il OF said regime at
Ihey were taken pri4oners by our army
.eaaei 'hioush ieaf, d "a. The slaves, by the
ausice OF our soldiers staid On the plantation
a aAu "ofReu II. on Tbs 18th day OF January
ndcAet and HIS Two 30 hs returned To the plan.
tatton Upon inquiry they found that Reuban
reported On them by " bicL means th.v -
captured
sAae huchtt then 'ook Reuben his former
oHiPpee hihi II pa tied hun up by his
"iis's 10 i poie between two trees, just so thai
MS toes could reach The ground, lie tben. with
us OWN hanus, waippri him, and continued
" "n'p LOT hourS, fre luentiy saying thai he
80 "ou'u 'u' niai Ia Two. his wiia ana family
PRESENT "o shing In agony at the spec
laele The wretch then turneJ and strucL
.ue mne 'en oioWs, aud told her to go of aAd
niihu her own ouslnes ess. One OF the blacL
han sons Ne made bring him (the rebel
"n'oaey several times while he was applying
IA vain dld the poor sufferer cry fur mercy,
Did you report un us2I' was asked II ,.,sr |
toia you lie lisssa. aud never will did |
aePohs ,soh - oa you. nv tli, Will whip you 10
Au" he did whip pn Till the whole body
afouaa was cut up IN pat horribly. From II |
"a, "A. u, ~ uil sunset the martyrdom wen. on
/, ~. n's was ihafsday night. Tue poor sufferer |
iihEsieu IN agony I'LL undas morning, when
ueatn renewed him from earthly SORROWS.
This slaveholaihg rut. threatened al, m.
family with death. Theg hed Ia Padnoah hs |
night crossed the Uhiu took ears nm III. II
linois Central Railroad and cana an 1, -
Chicago, the widowed wife AMI tonr son,
The railroad conductor 10 his honor ha :,
said, showed them favor, carried them tras
and moved with pity, led them and gaya them
some clothing.
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-03-26

CooL GusTonER.-We have hesrd of cool
things, but never anything cooler than the fol-
lowing The landlord of hotel in German
town, eslled boarder to him one day, aud said;
Look Look o herel want you to pay your board
o'lI, anu you must, I've asked you for It often
ehonghi anu tell you now, that you don't
leave my house till you pay iil'
Good u said his lodger; "just pat that Ia
~titlngi make u regular agreement of 1t; I'll
stay with you as long as live II
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-03-26
On Coal,

- THE Subscriber iatends keeping ecu
MaK stsntiy on h.nd at the Orange Street.
se&4HlKI wharf general assortment Of the ToTK
best Locust Mountain Coal which lie will
sail at reiuced pricss 1t is kept under cover carefully
screened furnished in the very bss order and 22I0
pounds t]ths ton' Isp o-Sm JOSEPH RQUT,
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-03-26

SOUTH

WINTER ARKANGEA ENTS.
On and AFTER MONDAY, FE sRUARY 90 1865. Tratus 10
tne accommodation oil Pa1sougers Will leave as follow
until further notice
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-03-26

WiLLIR's MUSICAL ADvESruREs-aMset me
by moo might alone" warbled Willie, the gar
rotor, to the old gent who had gold watch
and chain aud five hundred dollars 10 his
pocket.
Come, Q come with me-" continued the
othcer who dragged the thief of TO the Sta
tion-hous sci
Welcome welcome home" softly mar.
INJURED the turnkey, es he looked Willie no la
Il cell. -
Behold how brightly breaks the morning.
gently whistled the policeman, as early he
next morning he marched Master Willie down
to the Tombs.
HAL TO the Chief who 10 triumph sdyencssD -
6ii,hely sang tue magistrate, when hs saw
Willie brought in.
MY boyhooi's home" walled the prisonsr.
az be found himself domieiled Ia a cell on ths
third tier OF the Tombs.
Thou art too sweet for me-" he vocalissd.
IS he declined his ration of rice and molassas
60 where thy glory waits thee" sang the
Judge, III deep bass, as he sentenced Master
willie TO SIX mouths on the Island.
al would not live always-I ask not to
'ay,' was rendered most piteously by the
iisoner, who longed for a razor or a rope.
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-03-26
8 q N d AY TR AIN

II T X "a NS,
EXPRESS TRAIN ct 4I6 a IO for BaItuors and
Mnngtoni stopping at Wilningtgn, PerryVille HavTt
es-1rans Aberdeen, Perrymahs Magnolia sud Stem
NtoHT EXPRESS Hoo L. foE Baltimore and Wash
.tHon; s.opPins OF chester, TduElcw LinWOod Clay
moat, Wilmington Nowark Rlktol North East Perry.
Vile and Havre. Grace
Special Train will leave Phil ,IcIbba fer Wilmington
and intermediate Stations at II .Sb D. n
BALTIMORE FOR PHIL ApELPBIA
Leave BALrIM0RE at 500 D. m stopping ~ Havre-de-
Grace, Parryvllle and Wihu ugton Also stops at Ektou
and Newark Ito take passs Gr PhiIadelpbs ana
leave Passengers from 0! Rultimoic al and
onostef toleAve PASSENGERS from BstGiGI Washilg
Freight Train with Passenger Car attached will lsays
Wilmington for Perryviis AMI mepiats Stations
at e'es p. u.
n. 4 kkNNkV Suuar,ntzndaut
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-03-26
H U M 0 RO u S

MARRIED Man MAKES Lows m u,.
"iFk-A gay and festive young osnti.m.n
mno numbers a wife among his other incum. /.
orAnees' made arrangements to attend ths
masquerade on the night Of the 72d. without
consulting the aforesaid incumbraucs. eaIcu-
iating ON having jolly time among the oi ris.
| ne got himself up regardless Of expense, and
thought he was playing it remarkably nne:
ont the fair incum bra nee, before alluded to.
got hn mixing OF what was going on, and de-
lermlned TO be there too, and keep an eye ON
her liege lord She got herself up regardless
OF expense also, and was at the hall 10 advance
OF husband. She soon recognized the rowing
6ladt, and managed to attract his attention.
he danced with her, promsnaded with her;
chatted with her, and firted with her. She
was, at time, coy, tantalizing and provoking,
Out always fascinating; and he impatisntly
waited until twelve o'clock, to get sight Of
the features of his agreeable psrtner. The
t'ue Tor unmasking at last came but the fair
lneoenito, provoking creature, was the last to
dfop the hateful disguise which shut out 90
much hsauty. At last she yielded to the en-
treaties OF her devoted admirer, when, to his
/ orror, the gay fellow found that he had been,
Tor three hours, making love to his own wife
AZ first he was thoroughly discounted, but,
uls native impudeace coming to the rescue he
-fied the weak dodge of pretending that he
knew her all the time, and was only humorinr
the Joke--which his wife believed, Of course,
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-03-26

There all our tolls are DER
Our suffering and our min
no meet on that eternal shore
ohail never part again.
i aus au'1u, Brother Ly yprand, adieu, taking all,
~ w, ue or expect TO see your like again
'Nn ~ iooo.
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-02-02
ale,p Sdufrtisemruts.
LENTZ & APPLICABLE,
REAL ESTATE AGENTS.
Office BIB Third street, North Side
O"NV O|7 III" "0rVV'F IF"F
.r DAYTON, ONO,

N SMALL FARM, 81 ACRES; GOOD
brick house and well improved, six miles floin
bay ton adjoining Iibeity $i,DD 20.
tavern and good grdccrS stand In Chambers
buFg-gaO1. ..H. ..0'
A ane residence in yellow springs, well i'm
proved-ti 100. ...I
4 good brick house, 3 lots wen improved in iIar-
risbnrg-4l, ,aD. .It.. FL.
A good house and lot welt improved on Long
streel--S2C10 I -
A farm OF 1O6 acres, well improved about miles
north ofDay Ton on free pike bargain Tor fil 0UO
A farm, miles from Dayton Of 10 acres, wull
improved, on Eat rikei cheap for tl7O0l .i'
a farm of IA acres, milo east OF Union ON the
old Troy rond, well improved and the best quality
Of land-f0 0CD. 7flt
A farm OF iGI acres, well improved miIos south
west OF Coyington, Ohio, tho host land for Sib per
ncre.
Flax factory occupied by Messrs Davis n Co.,
with machinery, and b acres Of land
A farm Of 100 acres, mile north Of Browns sta
tion, on Western II H., ON Twin Creek, wen i'm
A brick house, corner OF Brown and Ann
Istreets-N ,5C0 rU...
A farm OF 90 acres ON Greenvile t. H. S9al0
A brick house on Fifth street, No 22T-4,6 90
A farm Of 81 acres, good improvements, at
Browns Station ON Western II, r. a. 40
f4lm Of 10 aenee on Germantown Pike, amlles
from pqyt0n-&DOOO l
number Of hOnses and lots In different parta OF
the city An will bo sold ehhRp.
fei2-tf LBNTz q APPLICANTS, Il, n. a.
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iIostetter,s isittsrs ON sho iSattic-
Field. ..I

II ia satisfactory To know that our field hospitals
ARE no longer unsupplicd with this life-saving
preparation soldiers who, as private citizens. had
become acquainted with its properties, have In
many instances made n special request that HOS
TETrER'S STOMACH BITTERs might he added
10 the medical stores Of their regiments, and their
wishes have not been unhccded AZ a means of
sustaining wounded men ON the battle field and OF
enabling troops 10 bear fatlguing marches under a
blazing snR, has bees strcnuously recommended
by distinguished medical men, and the prospect Is
that It will eventually supcccdc all the adutera-
ted tinctures, liquors and dangerous 76Hics that
have heretofore been considered medicinal staples
The fact that small quantity oi the Bitters mixed
with water from auy of the Southern or South
western rivers will prevent from affecting the
bowels or the liver, should be borne In mind by
Army Physicians. soldiers, and all who have oo.
cason TO visit those portions Of our country The
man who uses HOSTErrERS BFIsrERs In cou-
rormlty with the directions, may set at dehanes
Intermittent Fever and all othc- diseases genera
tod by the action of Rn unwholesoine atmosphere
upon nm Oyertaxed frame, OcO dwDms
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-02-02

DESTRUCTION oP SoUTH AMERICAN
CArrAL.-A single line In the dispatches
from the South-west announces the de-
struction, by earthquake, Of caracas, The
capital of Venezuela. The place was
almost swallowed up by a similar convul-
sion Of nature IA 1919, when $4,000 persons
pcrished We have no details OF this sec
ond visitation, but as the population was
estimated vt $4,000, the mortality must
have been enormous.
Tho House has passed bill for the sale oi
tho Marine Hospitals Ht Pittsburgh. Cineln-
natl, Chicago, St. Louis, Detroit Durling-
ton, Paducah, Louisville and Giilcnh.
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MEDlOAI. NOTICIl.

DE. ". CONE may he consulted as follows
In XENIA ut the Depot Eating House ou Thurs
days, Nov. %. Dec. 2e Feb, T. March o. April ~
In DAYTON ut the Phillips House. on Fridays,
Nov ~, Dec, % Fob. 2, March o. April ia
In TROY NJ the Morris House, on Saturdays
Nov 3, Dec 10, Feb. 3, March 10, April ID.
In SPRINGFlELD nc the Willis House, on
Thursdays, Nov, 30. Jan. 4, Feb. T. March 10.
April 49,
Dr CONE has had Oilices In each of the above
places that he has regularly visited for the past
seven years and ~ he has treated and cured mnny
Patients IN each Of the abnyc places, hO can give
the best references IN each place 10 his skill
DR. CONE Treats md Cures hll varieties ol
Chronic diseases, including those of thp Eve aud
Ear, makes charge for consultation. but II
those who consult him desire treatment he charges
Cash for his Medicines,
Medicines that will last patient from four 10 six
months, cost from Five TO Thirty dollars In Cash
EI.., Address: DIR. IT, CONE,
." ".. .... ..t COLIAIUIH. ONO,
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-02-02

BADLY SCARED. some time ago Madison
Johnson, of Lexington, Kentucky, observed
n rpprehensble and undue degree of idle
ness among his negroes; whereupon, In the
nllness Of his Indignation, he exclaimed I;
III you all don't do better, III quit practice
inp law, and let you starvc." They went
10 work with all their might.
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Marrted.

WARNER-YEAZEI,--On the lst inst by Rev.
ID Winters, at the residence OF the brides father,
Mr. THEODORE ~. WARMER. OF Van Buren
Tow nship, TO Miss ELIXABETIl GEL LESrIA YEA
ZEL, of Miami Township.
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lsrtfiaI Aetifts.
PRURIGO LOTTO.
THE GREAT REMEDY FOR ITCH

just received by Alba Ieller No ~ Main street,
the above great remedy for tho cure Of Itch in all
Its forms. Il docs not soil tho clothes aud rnh be
used with snfcty in all kinds Of weather and under
all circumstances MS 10 contains no Mercury. II
will cure all forms Of itci Ring woni, Pimple,
on the face sc. II isa liquid, free from offensive
smell, and the greasy qualities Of ointment avoided
Price 90 cents ll. H H.-f jani9-tr
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Valuable Property

Il OR E.-ONETwO- STORY BRICK
House ami one Frame House, with out buildings
stable, &c,. all in good repair situate on the west
side of Pulaski street, Dayton, Ohio. For further
CASPER 2IIGELpER
jan30.2wd No, u Pulask street
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TAX NoTIcE.-Farmers, mechanics, and
producers generally, take notice, for they
will finally discover that their ruin Will be
wrought by taxation. Taxes are consum-
ing the yItals OF this Nation. II is utterly
out of the question to suppose that we can
pay:
|. Taxes 10 the Federal Government;
.. Taxes TO the State Governments;
8. Taxes TO the County Governments;
4. Taxes to tho Town and City Govern
ments;
3. Taxes 10 the New England manufilc-
turers;
O. Taxes tO the railroads;
7. Taxes for the exempted LondhOIders,
And not be eat up by them.
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-02-02
What has Congress Done?

That Ia the question. Two months of the
session have now passed, but, during that
period. beyond gabbling about the negro
and trying to fix up the Constitution In
some three-scorc features, chiefly for sam
hos benefit we may say that nothing has
bccn accomplished. One bill has been
passed into lnw-that providing against
the cattle disease by prohibiting the in
PRODUCTION into the United States of Eu-
ropcan cattle The House has passed bill
by iwo-thirls vote extending the right
Of suffrage without restriction to the blacks
of the District of Columbia, and the Senate
hy "A similar vote has passed n bill cnlarging
the powers of the Frcedmcn's Bureau, and
beyond these achievements and the recon
-trucfiou powers accorded the joint com
mittpc of fifteen, otherwise known as the
committee of Public Safety, we have moth
ing in the way of business to report.
indianapolis Heads the Column.
Chicago, indianapolis and Columbus seem
to have been striving, for a considerable
pcriod-(hc lcar-pcriod, in truth-which
could excel In unnatural and atrocious
crimes. Chicago was ahead, several scores,
for some time. but the Rev. Mr.. FELTON,
ventilated the religious and moral condi-
tiun Of Columbus in sct-scnsation SER
mon, and then Chicago was allowed to
boast of being comparatively Christians
leaving Indianapolis high position among
the lust; but the lloosicr Capital has gone
up head. Out there, when one negro sol
dicr murders another, in house of in
fanny, the survivor walks safely away and
the body of the dead niggcr is simply
thrown into an clubhouse, rs banquet fol
the rats which was the ease, n discov
cred, on Tuesday last. Then, again, "wife
murder" has reached the dignity of qucs
tion to be considered mt public meeting
one having been called for Wcdncsda,
evening, sat the Tabernacle" "for the pur
pose of giving expression to their scnti
ncnts on the subject, the late murder o
Mrs. BUCHANAN being the exciting cause !
The wicked populations of that trio d
Western cities should be quickly admon
i.hcd of their danger. They may snecr q
The calamity which visited Sodom and Go
uorrah, because IL happened some tim
ago, but let them reflect on the awful visi
iation which. but few weeks since, over
whclmcd Carraccas, the proud and popu
Inns canital of NpucZltelal
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SHERIFrs SALE OF REAL EST
Jacob Z !. silver IN Pa
IshaG IIorner. ct. al

vs. IN Partition
Isnac IIorner, ct. al }
BY virtue of an order of the Superior 90
Montgomery County, Ohio. to me directed I I
fer at Public Sale on the premises on
SATURDAY. FEBRUARY TO- 1864,
between the hours of 10 and ~ o'clock 4. NJ
day the following real estate situate in thcI
east corner of the north west quarter Of
tnwnehIn of snid C5unlv Sail nrcmisns q
ninety acres more or less, and have been apTl
ut 81 300, and viii be- sold subject 10 the dOwI
terest of $S3 10 per annnm therein Of Sarah
vgr, widow 0f Jacob SILVER. deceased, late
County and State, aud cannot sell iori less thu
thirds OF said Rppraisanent,
TERMS -Onesthird cash. one third ia oni
one third In two years Tihe back payments
secured by mortgage ON the Promises
T. o. q. II. DAVIDSON SIN
GEO. W, MoYER, Atty. ' ianl
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ROAD NOTICE.

IAKEN UP-BY ME ON MON
the 18th Of Jaunary, on the Coyiugtnn III
miles north OF Dayton, dark Hay Mare.
small white spot on her back, about thirtoeI
The owner is requested t0 pay charges, n
her away. JOHN IN
jAilSi -2td-ttw
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tThero IL many true word spoken
en- IesI,O said n Eontlepan 10 his friend who rc
marked that TGreenbnck sare gOOd, but
Robachs ARE bettor.V
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TnE FoLLowINa ARrcLEs N

kIOrt ht our WNrChOuhr, No WIl WIN 0IfrrI
Bridge; '..fII
sctt Frames for Cane Hottom Chairs,
Sugar Mill,
large iJoN kitehcn Furniture,
Saloon Fixtures, (Sign, Counter, Liuuo
Chairs aud StOyc),
kCg Kimmel whisky,
Trip Hammer.
These ARTICLES will bc sold II not called Il
charges paid within N days from this date
ian II hlw ELAN a. pu
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4, wE@TEIRrJ
CONSERVATORY OF MUSIC,
I- DAYTON, o. ---L-- =

MIR. J. iZUNDEL WOULD RESPECT
FULLY announce that be win receive private
pupils at No % H. Chair street. until some lime In
March, whom no win open his Institute at No. 12o
Jefferson street
VOICE-TRAIEbN
win be taught in private, or ID small classes Of
JOHN zUNDBL,g s
iaug7 dtf No, ~. clair street
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SARAH n. ROBBINS. WHOSE RESI-.

.DARAH ". ROBBINS, WHOSE RESI-
DhNCE II unknown, Is notified that Joseph "
Robbins dill on tllr 99th OF January A. u. ta6. die
his petition In thu Oice OF The ClCrk Of tho Court
Of Common lieas, wthin and fIr tho county Of
Montgomery aud State Of Ohio, charging tho VALID
Sarah E ItObblns with adultefy with one Aaron
Robbins And nls0 with divers other persons un-
known 10 the petitioner, and ask Ing that he may
be divorced from the said SHrah NJ ftobbina which
petition will stand for hearing ~ the next term Of
said Court JOSEPH y. RODBINS,
J' j. BEIVIIIE. PtGs Any foh8.Btw
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The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-02-02
Dissolution Of Copartnorahip.

LIE COMPREHENSIVE HERETO
FORE existing under the Arm name of VIM Vol
brocht n To- Is this day dissolved by mutual con +.
sent Herman bandnloier retiring from the bust
dobls dne tho hrul. MN. NOLHIttItlr,
a. SAMDMEIEl ..
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-02-02

IN OTICE.--WM. VOLBRECIfT Will.
continue the business ht tho old stand No. ib Soc
ond, between Main ard Janerspn streets, whore no
hopes 10 meet the same liberal patronage hireto-
fore bestowed upon the hrm. l-.L ...-.f
Dayton, Ohio, Jan. ~, tsd5 janai-iW