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The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-10-11

NOTICE is lerehyi glgcn by the uuders gned,
IN nOtt0truN my wife, OF any one else ON my
9cconnh ~ l wulpRy 20 debts of others contract
ing oui. sellid9 I'd, JACOB wERcKMANN'
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SoRGHUM
Notioeto Sorghum Manufacturers

IIiE undersigned having obtained the right Of
Il the state OF Ohio 10 the STEVENSON yAfoRA-
fon aud process clarifying and granulnting S0r.
ghum syrup into muah Sugars also, to the mills
70 grind the cane, and dry The sugar, rendering il
ready Tor market q nov having tho same manu-
fact0red % order at the establishment OF u q Tay-
lor, t9elhart MaTshail's Machine Shop Day-
ton, Ohio. ~
Parties desirous Of availing themselves of pro
cess and machinery, which, from the cane In tbe
field to the dry sugar In tho barrel Is thorouEb
and complete, Address JAS. n HOPKINS
BOX No. 142 Dayton Ohio
AGENTS, desiring to Rsgutists for Territory viii
Apply ~ auoNt ..H. H..# II......r AulSW ai0
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Railroad Arrangements
" FOR THE
FAIR.
OHIO STATE BOARD OFAGRICULTUREl
SECRETARY's OFFICE
COLUMBUS, September 49, 1896 )

ONO STATE HOARD oFAGRICULTUREj
SECRETARY's OFFICE
COLUMBUS, September 49, 1865.
A RRANGRMENTs have been made with the
"A Railroad Companies named below as Indicated
for the benefit OF visitors and exhbters, viz;
cincinnati, Hamilton 4 Dayton will carry pas
Dayton, and return, for full fare; aud all ar
ticles for exhibition tree
Atlantic Great Western will carry passengers
ana Ifelghts same as e.. II. ~ D.rOad.
Dayton = Michigan WIN carry passengers from
all points between Toledo and DAYTON and freight
same as Cincinnati, Hamilton n Dayton road
CINCINNATI, Richmond Chicago, same as Gin
cinnatl Hamilton Dayton road
Cincinnati Wilmington Zahesville will carry
passengers the round trip FOR one fare; frcights
cleveland. Columbus a Cincinnati will carry
passengers and freights on same terms as Cincin-
natl Hamilton Dayton road. This includes the
branch from DelnN aru 10 Springfield
Sandusky \ Cincinnati will carry passengers
and freights same as q, II. 4 ~ fhis includes
the branch from London to Springfield
Little Miami snd COlunibns n Nenia will carry
passengers and freights same IA g. II. & D. This
includes the braneh from Nenia to Richmond Ind
freights same as Cincinnati Hamilton 4 Dayton
Bellefontaine Indianapolis will carry pAssen.
gers Tor ono iate for the roand trip; no arrange.
Columbus 4 indianapolis will carry passengers
and lrelghts the round trip for flll fare going,
Pittsburg Columbus & Cincinnati will carry
passengers and frelghts on same terms as 4. II All.
ONO MISSISSIPPI VIII carry passengers for one
Persons Visiting the Fair must purchase tickets
at the regular ticket ofiee-the conductors are not
provided with haif-fare tickets aud before leay-
ing the Fair grounds muEt hpnk in person at the
SecttaTye Oilce TO haYe the Telhru ticket stamp
Cd otherwise - viii DO forfeited on most OF the
Persons shipping articles 10 the Fair for exhihi.
ton, must pay mllfnlght mum the point of depAr-
turc 10 dayton for which the freight agent will
give receipt IL the articles thus shipped are re-
turned by the exhibitor without having changed
ownership IN any manner, then the amount paid
Tor freight VIII be returned, provided a certificate
y produced from the Secretary e the Board of Az
rtculture certifying that said shipped article,
werc on exhibition Mt the State Fair al DAyton
the freight agent viii retain the amount
paid This applies to the roads that carry frpigbts
Indiana Ccntral will require the same to
return the freights free, .'I "
Tickets on all the roads are good from Monday
morning september q. until SATURDAY. evening
the s9th. The arrangements Tor freights are fS
take eject on Monday morning, Septemher24 aud
terminate ON Saturday night September -
sdawi JOliSlI KLiPPARF Secy
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PETITION FOR PARTITION.

John Henry Shell Emellne Schoenfeld and Henry
schOenfeld ps. Andrew Cass She'll, Matilda Wit
myer. samuel Mitmyer Harriet Rumbergcr,
Elias Rnmherger, and Mary Catharine Shell.
Superior Court Of Montgomery 60, q. Case 1896.
A ANDREW CASs SHELF, Matilda Wiumyer
"A samuel Witmyer, Harriet Rumberger, elias
Rumberger and Mary G.. Shell will take notice
that . petition was died against thom on the nth
day Of September 1865 In the Superior Court OF
Montgomery county, Ohio, by John Henry Shell
Emeline Sehoenfeld aud Henry SchOeniold and Is
now pending, wherein they demand partition Of
the following real estate, to-witi situate In the
county OF Montgomery and state Of Ohio an TINT
certain tract or parcel Of land lying in the town
OF Miamsburg In the county Of Montgomery aud
state Of Ohio, O-wit; being in-Ot No. 81 on Jacob
KerohcF's plat Of said town.
Also, in-lot No ~ agreeahly to the original plat
of said town.
Also. the following; Being a part Of the south
half Of section No, 6, town I, range q, NJ. R.'sy
Beginning al stake on the north boundary Of
said half section thence f94 degrees " q roles
10 a stake: thence b51f degrees - Z poles 10
stone; thence n 8ih degrees l19 poles along the
pike 70 the place Of beginning, containing ten
Also, the following, in section e. town 1, range
O. NJ RS, being out lot No ON Isaac Treon's plat
Of out lots which Is recorded In Plat Book "a -
page l0a, OF Montgomery County Records, con
taining five acres, more or less. t. .I e..
And that at The next term OF said Court, after
forty days from the date Of the inst publication Of
this notice, the said John Henry She'll Emeline
sehoenfeld aud Henry Sehoenfeld, will apply for
an order that partition may be made Of said prem
ises accordingly. JOHN HENRY SHELL, .
II EMELtNE sCHOENFRLD .
HENRY sCHOENFELD.
ADAM CLAY Attorney. ses2W6
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ADVERTISING RATEs,.
gfaat
PETITION ron PARTITION.


Daniel Moon, Wilson Moon, and Elizabeth Moan
-. Sarah Groist, SAMUEL 4. Greist CorwIn Al
Brown, aud Sarah Eleanor Vail
superior Court OF Montgomery County Ohio
Case No 364l. Petition f0f Partition
GAKAli GREIST, Samuel n Grest and Sarah
- Eleanor Vail, residents on Montgomery cotntv
ohio, and COrwin NJ Brown. resident OF the state
OF Missouri. You are hereby notified that ON the
~ day Of september A. ". 1856 q petition wag
nled in the Superior Court OF Montgomery COUNTY
ONO, by Daniel Moon Wilson Moon and Rlizabeih
Moon, against you, demanding partition OF tho
following described real estate situate i'm the
County Of Montgomery, and state OF Ohio The
north end and an equal third part Of the east half
o. section No 10, town aand range O. between the
miami River, and bounded Us follows viz: begin
nlnB Nv stone on the northeast of said section
thenCc south on the section line n chains and BT
INKS 20 stondi thence n $50 W 20 chains and ~
INKS to stone; thence 20 w u chains and "a
inks 70 stone on tho north line of said section
thence $40 ON the section line 40 chains and 7s
INKS ~ TO the place Of beginning containing 1i2 and
IL lOO acres moro or less
And that at the next term Of said Court held
after 80 days nom the date Of tho first publication
OF this notice application will be made by the said
petitioners for an order that partition may bo
made Of said premises I
H...s. DANIEL MOON,
WILSON MOON and
ELIZABETH MOON
ADAM NLAf, ATTY, ........,f. se6wG
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FARM FOR SALE.

4 WILL sell, at private sale. a small farm ran
tanning hNy acres. About fifteen acres are in
good timber. The balance Il well improved
orchard. The fences are an ia excellent or,ieF
and there are two wells or good water on The
premises fhe farm Is located on the la ton and
W Western ttAilrOad. mile and half west OF IiIy
gins station Call and examine the farm
autoNfm ROBERT PEELINC
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SPLmrIDID
Livery Stable Property
IN MIAMISBURG, FOR SALE, BY
ORDER OF COURT

ON SATURDAY, the 18th day Of OCTOBER
" 1866, ut two O'Clock r. M at HORTIIFR,S
HOTEL, in the town of Miamlsburg Ohio via
be sold, to the highest bidder the following real
estate, as the property Of Leroy Caskey deccased
to-wit; situate in the county Of Monig gomery and
state OF Ohio being 10 No. 10 on the Of ginal Plat
of the town OF, Nllamisburg in said county Sajd
property TO be sold free of dover.
Appraised, free of dover at ........- - Al 400
Anu cannot EEL for less than twO-thirds thereof
Ierms Of sHle-One- third cash ON day of sale:
one third in one, and third in two years there.
nlter; deferred payments to bear inter est and TO
pe secured ny mortgage on the premises
.... AMANDA A. CASkEY.
Administrators Of Leroy Caskey, deceased.
ADAM ILAf, Attorney. % sci1d2aWA
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Eau f3;I Sl5
3syN3 Is E

A French Preparation for the Hair,
As u Dressing for the Hair il has no equal. Re
stores grey hair 10 its natural color and keeps the
scalp clean and healthy. Every bottle warranted
forsale by Dayton Druggists. m2idsm
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THE co-p2rtncIship heretofore existing under
Il the styl and firm name of. Men Bennett A Co
was dssOlyel on the 10th inst, Men a Beunct hay,
ing purciIHel the interest of Mr.. Eels Either
partner wtn use the name Of the firm in liquida-
bson. HENRY NEFF
MILTON BENNET
JylIdawu MARCUS EELLS
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Removal.

NEFF& BENNETT, Manufacturers and whole
IN sale and Retail dealers in Stoves Hollow
ware, &c, have removed their SalesrOom from 40
Third street to the rooms formerly occupied bv
Brown x Irwin, on the corner Of First street and
the Canal where they will he pleased to see their
friends and all who may bu ia want of first cluss
Cooking aud Heating stoves
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1866-07-14
I.iTE NEWS.

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CAPTURE OF nAThMoR0s.

We have ly the lra1- tarmcr- va.
mic ami lurt., 90 Bra.h.r City t..
ppt vpcet.l news OF Tire surrender
of the Heroic City of Nanmuus AZ
ter the recent driwtnul capture of 8 b.
90 of Gcu NcIias best troops. and the
nithle,ur>> Of thr Cor,o Garlo Rtul
lion. 49,. predicted that OBS. would Doc 70
necessity Nlnmora. r u.t strongly
fortified city sod has th,Hsttwogca
Ncea hg}J almost entirely bv the skill
gudyigiloucc of Gru Noiia eouwou1m.
Maamoru- J, city nhi p has house
room for -0mc 10000 people During
Confederate days, when trade was brisk.
70 probably hud moro At present. per
haps liuu Is the greatest number
They are for the most part ~ Mexican
birth. through the rcot hu-iuo-s Of the
oi,y IS curr.rd ON hy foreigners. priuri
mlly Sraniard, aud Gcrmus Of lmpc
rial sympathy
~r san Roman and the Imrria-. well
known in oar midst are gentlemen ol
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1866-07-14

Dszs1 - : - - - s-----ss = ff1s-s =
thoy have no, committed; there u
nothing 40 dear and sacred that the,
have not sought It's ovcrthrow and
destruction, Long continued ap-
rlausc
Let US cry out against thorn md
srarc not. Cor even now they threat
en- our own destruction Let US all,
Democrat ani Conservatives unite
to bring back the government d
time.honored principles let us
have no feuas Or lactions Il Is true,
we have had difference in days gone
By. lie, as forge, them now IN th"
hour Of trouble. and hide away the
weapons Of warfare 10 res, and rust
with the rubbish Of the past Loud
cheering
Conservative principles have sue
ecss.uliy conducted the Affairs Of this
Government lor more than seventy
years. | thiuk they can be- trusted
again. Voices" Wen try them
and cheer. Once restored 20 their
ancient power. and We viii acaiu
have peace prosperity and concord
We will then cutdown on the s.bhot
burst open the prison doors uuiettcr
the capiives and call home The eziIc-
Tremendous cheering Then the
people shall once more wHAe the
slumberinr harps Of joy then shall
they swell again the anthems Of their
Il Dewa L0H8rH4is. and 'hef shall
wipe away al tears from their eyes
and there shall iu uo more death
neither sorrow nor CRYING neither
shall there he any more pain for
the former things shall have passed
away Long continued applause }
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1866-07-14

lE43 NntHmurns was surrolcrcd to
the liberals on tho 9th Tl- il the
scycrest blow Macmillan harccci,cl
II Is the beginning Of the On Taken
in connection with the proptel with
drawal Of the French troop and the
war in Europe, it must rcsultu his ex-
pulsion from the country
Gen Mcin evacuated thcoiiy with
all the honors Of war. takingwiih him
his men. baggage and ammunition
rhe garrison left for Buela on the
steamers Col Iloltomh Euenin and
Col Benedict, and would proceed from
there to Vera Cruz Il is atci that
Ncjia has taken refuge on tIs side OF
the river The larger poron Of the
commercial houses had removed Ia
Brownsville Mammoros wa compara
lively quiet. No trouble VS. Nntici
patel
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1866-07-14

lag- Collin county, the home of Con.
Throckmorton gave au overwhelming
vote lur him, Notwithstanding the efforts
and cunning Of tho Mckinney Me.son-
ger q radical paper published at the
town Of Mckinney Throck,nor'on's
vote was 1911 Pcaso ~ the remain.
der Of the vote hoing about in the Same
proportion This result mus, be partic-
ularly mortifyine 20 the editor Of that
redoubmhle sheet, and we trust win DO
him good
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1866-07-14

20 There has been an abundance
Of rain recently throughout this section
of tho State Tho crops which were al
most ruined, have revived, and there is
now fair prospect Of an average yield.
lf there should be a dry fall and no
frost before November We anticipate n
heavy cotton crop on the upIand'
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1866-07-14

~ We have been informed By Col
Bayloy ihat The black troops stationed
at this pnoe will be- in all probability,
Withdrawn by the frat OF August il not
before Col. Haylcy viii execute all
orders emanatiny from his Bureau
through tho sheriff of the county, (Nr
8 r Perryl and where it is right and
proper to do So, viii turn the parties
over to the civil authorities. This is an
excellent movement and will be, We
. feel assured productive Of good results
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The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1866-07-14

G,7y- During the past aud the present
week ou interesting prutractci meeting
la. been in progress at the Methodist
chur,h ia Ha place On last sabbath,
Bishop Marvin preached one Of the
most interesting eloquent earnest. and
impressive sermons to which wc have
ever listened 4 uumberof conversions
have taken place.
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erect ~ haelgil on1 m'''a'l
'e'i''''''h W a. large ~ 'a'
cannot be ''nt Ted lya central
power vi. b lri- the ri h's
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A large Gre in Now Haven f.n.
ISIS OF s1nnouo iurlui,u. Ga. da.,...
,,uu Of the steamer Baltimore 4 I-.
fire hos occurred in Ch.rry Nsle, H..
! urk
The prra.o of Northern Dhiu .aI,...
with breauuls 90 Che 'ae.rs sr .a....t
tho storm and estimates OF The ,.
rpic loss are being made Tho E.i
iar figures are not supposed 10 ho
tir,,v accurate, but thcy give sone.i..,
like correct showing of tia nrialerfp
.horp lost w the several counties n.a.4
Lornin $1,000 to 2ooVt; ,icsugs Sa',
to 10000 A.htahu.a. 2ouO Tre. .,r
1000. Portage, 0,Uu, Lake. ......i
thou,eud ru-camvas 3ueu. ior.
I"Wn. Ashland luuu
The tate Convention as N.t r..
lima has changed che laus~. >laf ,...
SOD IT'S ta admit 9. -orstim1uv " ua.-..
.u aH ra-e- in which they ia, lel.,
.oualiy interested
Th, Committee &C Conference GA d..
BE-, l.Jl h1y, ,-frel To . cents d r.r.
900 COTTON.
Tine u.ru. nul .l'i.af. hi a,.-
at ttauau H tfo fob
{. vb. .s."...b there punhi f. l,.
o.. atr. inH,aud9ueH 90 th. Con r-
U,e =nt, 'uu'nnt.au PROPOSED u..
Irabt ~t i.uWs-u Ga. I
THE WAR ~ GERMANY
The tclerpu indicate dc com
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The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1866-07-14

Col John burke majority over Capt
" Mckay, im nist Attorney, It est,
mat.. al iso
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DAM. s NORTON
i " NESNi1Iit.
JAMES DiNON
2 4 HENDRICKS

by The Henderson Times sums up
the vote between Ee;1r anl Williamson.
for pisiric, Judge in this District. as
T,tintsN
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1866-07-14

HsgE VOC sGa.. d.esl 80 +rnl
IT So apply at.iis G
The Union flag. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1865-187?, 1866-06-29
Our Visitors.

In addition to the great number Of people
from the country attending court this week.
our quiet and pleasant town has been graced
with a large number Of lawyers from other
countieu. james Britton, Esq, Attorney Cen
sral aud his able assistant, II, II. InqerSoll,
Esq, Maj. Pettibone, Gen. 7. Arnold, A. W.
Howard from Greene County W. W, Gjllsn.
waters from Hawkins; J. W. peSderick and
Nat. NJ. Taylor, from Bristol Hon. T. A R.
Nelson, s. T. Logan and r.. W. Earnest Of
KnOzvillei @. II. Smith of Taylorsvillej Col.
Emmert Of ElizabethtoR, and Hon. Mr.. Pow
ell, the patriotic Senate from Greeneville,
were present looking after the interests Of
their clients, The profession Of the law is a
legitimate business, and none but good and
true men ought to engage to conduct causes
for their fellow citizens. If lawyer pursueS
an honorable course he will always be highly
esteemed, and can accomplish much good in
settling the many difficulties that are con-
stantly existing among many OF our citizens
but like other men OF business, If they pur-
sue a contrary course, they will soon find
their level,
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Masonic Celebration.

On Monday last va. celebrated tbe AnplyerIry OF
IN. John the Baptist, one Of the patron saints OF this
IN and benevolent order. The day was clear and
M and although warm, there was pleasant breeze
enough to stir tue singing heat which a summer sun
fn3s. and kept the physical man from feeling op-
n4.,.ed. The people came from near aud from far, 10
.9s6DA, buggioa, op horseback, muleback and other
F big, and little, old and young, married and I'M
nAI'ied, white and black, and those that ware neither
pil,p nor black, were here, TO see what kind Of an IN
IA Non tho Masonic order vas. We also had wish
stli. I'm Bristol johnson, Carter, Greene, Knox, and
etIi4a s~ouhtisa, who seemed well pleased With their
stlAN
AZ o'clock, ,. n. the procession let The Lodge room
und,f Max. L. Mayer, Chief Marshal, aud marched to
ethe ttputinl grove fronting he Female College, where
Ihlofm and seats had been prepared under the dlree'
slon q our efficient s. ". J, :. Mathes. Judging from
fhs rlpesISiOn We sbould think there were near two
handfsd Masons, aud about three thousand spectators.
AZ ne sound Of the gavei, the erAn and the large and
rtpieiAble coneOurso Of people composed Of the best
nln and women In our sountEy-aross and stood up.
ttsiF feet whilst Rev. Mr.. Nonsingsr addressed a
f1Fohs Of grace. Professsr Dnlwortb and bis class Of
teauiifnl and Aeeompl i'hsd young LADIES' ihsn came
Nrsbgd and took their position in font Of the plat.
"'"| eaa eNhh HhiAh W aNNFIa AHlppll@
hymns. The Rev. Or. L. =. Drake, tbsn address.
~ Fraternity, and tho eititens present, In a
o. over an hour, during which time the bes,
~ Dor vas preserved and thu most marked a attention
pt4 We srs unable fdryspt 81 room this week to
hatvs feel !, 70 b our duty to sAy In regard
%efAiiOn Of Dc. Drake, but would simply Iay that
an address that viii b Fsnsmbsred w all who
NN'f y, for lta sloqus nee and stirring pathay. We
tI'I ichs Of our oldest Ma.ons remark that they had
fa'qAls Addresses, bu, nons that would geel
"" va trus Sindieation o. the ~prlpeIpiss Of
ny anfisnt and honorsd institution.
Anaf ihsFadFei', Or. pnks then Installed the ON.
es', tpi' va' done In % Impressive manner ,nd
eedeqtt not made good Impression upon All who
wiiuissdtt. Amer the bsnsdIetlop. m. n,oe.,,Io, "a.
ARMED, and rssdru.d 10 me Lode. nom. wb.rs uLs
enn tsSa dlmiA'sd " their newly elected W. NJ. A.
aUIpsF. 4l Nfrfi 400 'rIr rr TT
rtlnlAs Lods. rson Ndaday nlshs . ,.,. a, ,A,,s,
~. isne'rsd TO Dr.. Drake for his able .na ,Ioaseu,
- ora.s n this piass has been doing ,su,h ,o.a
a4l many Of our bsst eisiSsns have been Add 4. ma
ppiy FptpSgity, Fnd vs hnsuodoass bht mspv
b siHbs thoch5ns At the door Of mi, .nsl,nt IA
n ssep'd ori'E fr shs purpo.s sfb.lps Inlu..od
~ mypfneff Ut4 .g.H hfn fr