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Ontrages ia the Western Terri-
tories by the Indians.

0Is LOUIS, december Z.
Letters from Forts Phil Kearncy aud c.
+. smith dated November !, give accounts
OF Indian 0utrages and murders during the
past fall. The sioux, Chcyenues aud Ar
rapshoes were the principal deprcdators.
Large parties OF them rayaged the road
from the North Platte 20 the yellow stone
River "A distance of i1O miles. and even
penetrated Montana, aud murdered the
miners and drove of their stock.
Scarcely a train travelled this region
without losing men aud stock
Eighteen miners were killed, at one time
on Wind River, aud three soldiers aud two
citizens We're Killed aud scalpod within ono
mile of Fort Smith. ThreeInen were killed
on Yellow stone. AbOutthe same time two
hundred and twenty mules, city horses.
and four hundred and thirty cattle were
stolen. From within rlfle-shot OF Fort
Phil, hearncy six men were killed. The
road from Fort smith 10 Platte River Is
represented as a graveyard. One hum
dred and iiity men We're killed as far as
known.
The Crow Indians report 1900 lodges.
Hostile Indians are moving toward Fort
Smith for the purposeo of capturing it.
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PETITION FOR PARTITION.

Daniel Moon, Wilson Moon, and Elizabeth Moon
~ Sarah GroiAt samuel n Grest Iorwin Nj
Br0NgR. and sarah Eleanor all
superior Court Gf Montgomery County. Ohio
Case No. a1il, Petition for Partition.
~ GAltAi GHElSi, samuel n Grcist and sarah
- Eleanor Wait residents of MoRtg tgOmery county
ohio, and Oorwln NJ Brown, resident of the Staip
OF Missouri. lou are hereby notified that on the
81 day ol september A. u. istG, a petition was
hiod IN the superior Court Of Montgomery county,
Quo, by Daniel Moon, Wilson Moon ard Elizabeth
Moon, against you, demanding partition of tho
following described real estate. situate in the
County on Montgomery and stAie OF Ohio Tho
north end aud an equal thrd part of the east hall
OF section No 10. town aud range O. between tho
Miami River, and bounded rs follows viz. besin
ming al stone on the northeast of said section.
thence south ON the section line ~ chains and 6I
links "a a ht0noi thence "a $50 " 40 chains and a.
links tn "a st0nei thence n "a " q chains aud o.
links 10 q stone on the north line OF aid section
thence so on the section line ~ chains nud rs
links 10 the plaeeO of heginnine, containing iie and
is-i60 acres moro or les
And that at the most term Of said Court held
aiter 40 days from the date of the nrft publication
" this notice application will be made by the said
peiitioncrs for an order that partition NAV he
made OF said promises
DANIEL MOON
WILSON MOON and
ELIZABETH MOON.
ADAM CLAY, Atty. sosw6
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Fine Carriages, Buggies,
Sleighs and Cutters.
j. LANGpoM & nRo.


IN pursuance OF an order Of the Probate our of
Il MontgOmrry County, Ohio. I will Offer Tor sale
% public auctinu at the door Of the COuri House.
Ia Dayton, on
S0aidfH he ilth day or Deee786,y. h. n. 1896.
~ two O'Clock in the afternoon OF said day the
following described real estate, situate 10 the
county oi Montgomery and state OF ohio. tu-wit
In lots numbered 80 and ~ as plated and r.
corded In :. y. ilarkcr plot Of North DaStOn:
also strip Ot land iGti icef lehdibining to- and
laying along The west cui OF said lot No H and
extending The whole width OF said lot
Also, a piece of land commencing on cast line Of
out-lut No. |, and running thence north with the
east limo Of said lot fSS fret TO point: thence
we. parallel with the south line of said lot 20 tcpt
90 point thence s0nth dils feet TO point thence
east 20 feet "a the place of hegnninr being a part
of SAID out lot No l.
rhe foregoing real estate as above described
cons nsiitutes me premi.es entirp, including tie
dwelling hop,e, slaughter house and barn, owned
aud oecnpledby Frederick schwartz, ieoeascf at
tho time ot ~ death, 10 Atad River township.
Appraised ali toselhei, a one premises, at
Also. lot No. aOas on the rI,,t OF the city oiDay
Ton IN Montgomery County, ohio. appraised at
TERMS OF sALE- one thirl an cash on DAY OF
sale one third in one, aud one third m two wears
hpm said day, with interst deferred payinents
70 be secured by mortgage on the premtes
GEORGE HERBtG
AdmTo tre'triCk schwartz decd.
- HOUE, Attorney
Novrmber1d lttid 1Owa
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PETITION ron rAUTITION

John Horny Shgll Emeline Schoenleld aud Henry
Nritutuicld rg. Andrew tass she'll Matilda Ntt.
mycr, samuel Nitmyer, Harriet Rumberrsr
tlas Ruinbrrger, aud Mary tutharine she'll
superior Court VI Montgomery CO., %. Case S,Gs
A ADREM tASS SHELL, Mafilda Nitmyef
n samuel Wimyer, Harriet Rumberger Eiias
kumberger aud Mary G Shell will take notice
mat petition was nled against them on the ifth
day OF september, 1865, Ia the Superior Court OF
Montgomery county, Ohio by John Henry shell
kmoline schoenteid and Henry Schoenfeld and h
now pendtng, wherein they demand partition 0r
the following real estate, tO-wit; situate In the
county Of Montgomery and state Of Ohio an thnt
certain tract or parcel OF land lying in the town
OF Mamisburg, In the county of MONTGOMERY and
state OF ohio to-Yit being Ia lot No 6l on Jacob
kerohcTs plat OF said town.
Also ln-lot No. %, agreegby 60 the original plat
Also. tho following Being part OF ihe soatl,
hhli ui aocuon Ne. -, town 1, range q, Al. n %.
said hall section thrnce iSi dogrees " q. 8toles
70 stakes thonce ass degrees gaz poles 10 "A
stone. thence 3iG degrees e iiq uoles along Inc
niee 70 the place OF heginning, cOntaininS teu
acres. more or less y y
Also, the following, IA section 20 town l. range
q NJ X rs, being lot No. on Isaac Treop = Mis-,
OF out lots Which q recorded Ia Plat Hook "a 4
pagy lV9 oi hontgnmer, County Reccus COZ
tHlhtng nNe acfni, murr Or less.
Aud that at the neNt torn uf said Cauft antpr
i3rtN days nom the date OF tho nTst publication of
lh,s notge, The sad john Henry shell, Ehnelne
and Henry SchOeuicld will aDpiy tOl
an otdcl that partition may be made OF gaid lfelp
l.tf accordingly JOIlN HENRY SHELL
kMELlNE sCHOFNFFID
HENRY sCHOENFElD
ADAM tLAY, Attorney. scisl,rg
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The Fenians.

NEW YORK, December Z.
There Is increased activity IN the Roberts
Organizatiun. The leading members of the
senate convened on Thursday at the Rob
erts Headquarters, to decide what course
should be pursued Ia the present emergen-
cy Although privacy Is rigidly observed
by al connected with the meeting. yet
enough ha- transpired to know that the
leaders layoran immediate move on Canada.
1t Is not known when the camSaigu win
commence, but II Is openly stated that
twenty thousand men lrc ready 10 take the
field should the sentence hc put into exc
cGtion: there is little donbt that this force
can be largely increased
General Million, late President OF the Fe-
MAN Military Council m Ireland. published
yesterday, IN New ork, an address To Fc-
mans, denouncing stephens a. humbug.
If not cheat and "A rascal, ard makes crave
charges against him 0fdishonesty, sc.
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LEGAL NOTICE.

superior tourtOf Montgomery County OHIO
William Z. NJ Baker. Plaintiff Us John r. Doad /,
and Robert Hood late partners doing busintts
under the firm name and Etyh OF Dodds 4 H0ou
Defendants No 3.Eg. Attachment Itf'tI
'l'hE Defendants, John h Dodds, Whose place OF
i residence Is unknown, aud Robert Hood nf tb,
state ot NcW York, win take notice that William
4. NJ. Baker did, on the @a day OF April 1886 are
hi petition IN the superior court OF Montgomery
county ohio against them, settiag forth that thor
Is due said faintin. from said Defendants upon an
which b. attached to said petition The sum oil two
thousand ant hity four and 81 -l0l dOHars with In
lfreHt thereon nom April ~ 1875, That properly
belonging 10 SAID Robert Hood has heen attached
Ahh an order will be asked i1r for the sale 0f said
property topay said Indebtedness nt the Noyen,-
hcr term, 1886, OF said Court
". H. BELVILLE
orl'Wb-A Atl'y for Plaintid
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Ee9al.
suERIFF's SALE.

Thomas Lyons. SIS. Rainhridge a. Miller ct nj
superior Court OF Montgomery County. Oh0
case No. 3IBi
IN pni"uanceorR an order Of sale issued in the
Il above case ana 10 me directed 1 viii Onpr at
public solt at tlr door of tho Court House ia the
city Of Dayton ON
Tuesday ne M day Of JmHasy, 1851.
AZ two ocloct L. ri the following real estate. 10
Wit The following land. and tencmrnts to-Nit
sltuate.in the County Of Montgomery, and State nt
OHIO, aud town Of Mhamishulr ami described rs
follows tO-Witi
Eeng lot No .li In the toWnOf Miamishurg and
county nnu state Aforesaid Commencing at the
oorner Of inloi No ~; thence easterly 20 tue Miami
Canal thence south along 9aid canal 10 the north
sue o hAslni thence wr4t along the north line ct
tue basin {" ltHce street; thence north on Race
street 10 the place OF beginning Excepting such
pnfts nS was sold "a the Incorporate village OF
MahlsburE for the continuation OF Pearl street
SAID premises have been appraised ~ $500, ana
cannot sell fnrless than nNU-thTds Of the apprais
cd value thereof said lOt has upon It dwelling
house. ana large warehouse and sculcg. situated
on the Miami canal rel1us NJ sale cash
d,rgte
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IA NTlsslng MAN Fonnak

A couple Of months aince anxious inuni-
ries were made Ia this city rs 70 the proba-
hle fate Of amau named VIM. StansilcE a
kentuekian. who had come tn this city
bringing with him $2000. with which to
pay certain notes against hishusincss part
ner and himself He had disappeared sud
denly. and what had hecolnc of him nnur
seemed to know. Ills wife aud friends en-
ployed the assistance of policemen, who
traced him 10 private poker party in Gov
lngton. where Rhc lost largely --all his
money, In fact--and there the clue was lost.
IL was thrn suspected that he had been
murdered, or accldently drowned; but MI
effects TO- ascertain the truth were inaval-
Ing until about week since, when Mrs
Stanslfer, on rather vague hint went to
Memphis. called TO her aid the Chief OF Po-
lice, offered reward hf $500 for infprma-
ton as to her husb9nd, whose photograph
sha had distributed quite generally. The
result was that u man employed as n
brakeman on thu Memphis and Ohio Rail-
road was arrested on tho night of tho 81
inst, brought into her presence. and peuog-
nized by her as her lost husband VIM
Stansifer. Thus brought into position
whence an explanation was neeessary
tstapslfer confessed that he had been in
weighed, while Intoxicated, into playing
cards with sharpers, who had won from
hIHl the $2,000; chat feeling, to the full en-
tent, the shame of his stuatlon he Ind fied
secretly, hoping that all might think him
dead, nntil he ropll obtain the means with
which to redeem his name Cincinnati
Commercial.
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NOTICE TX PARTITION.

ELIZABETH g. LODGE, Nathan Waylsnd
~ Lodge, minor Joaabed = Lodge a minor,
Addison Donson and kOsanuH bonson, his wife,
William Jones and Nancy Ann &, Jones Ids wife,
AquillA HiEOn and Naomi &C. lIiNOn his wife.
FREDERICK smith and Clarissa Matilda smith, his
Wne, mary Hannah Lodge, and Mariah Jane
Lodge, All uf MOutgoIacry County. OHIO, and Ho-
ratio Lodge Oliver Lodge, minor. Elizabeth
llofige, q mipor, Johu hopkins ana obedience Hop
kips, his wife all OF Cit5s County in the state OF
Indiana, Will take notice thar James n. Lodge,
Jacob 4. Lodge, Mason H. Lodge and William II :
Lodge. OF Montgomery County, Ohio have filed a
petition, which is now pending against them, In
claiming and setting forth that they, tsr said peti
TONERS, are tenants Ia common, in lee simple with
the said Nathan Maylaud Lodge, Josabed T.
Naomi H. lliNon, Clarissa Matilda Smith, Mary
Hannah Lodge, Marah Jane Lodge, norato
Lodge, oliver Lodge, ana Elizabeth Lodge, of the
following real estate aud premises situate in the
county Of MONTGOMERY and State of Ohio ana
being my acres of land OIL OF the east side Of the
southeast quarter OF section twenty, township
three, range six, east, in Butlcr township, In said
county with the privileges and appurtenanccs to
the same belonging, rs heirs -at-iaw of jacob
Lodge, late OF Montgomery co anty Ohio decd
said james n. Jacob r., Mason H., and William
~ Loi -, petitioners and plaintins ia said nett
tiOi. claim in said petition That they rnch botd
one -thlrteenth OF said premises, excepting the
SAID horatio, oliver, a minor and Elizabeth, al
minor, OF Cass County, Indiana. aforesaid who are
each entitled 10 one. Third Of nc-thrteonth part
of said premises. They further claim in said peti.
ton that sald Elizabeth G Lodge Is the widow Of
said Jacob Lodge, dccdi that said Obedience Hon
kins, wife of said John Hopkins, also made u de-
lendant 10 said petition, Is the mother OF said II0
fatn, OllNrf, minor, ana Elizabeth Lodge. a
minor, and they pray that partition may br made
oi sad premises; that their respective portions
may be set OF 10 them in seyrralty aud for such
other and proper relief - may be- granted by the
Court M the hearing Of said cause. And unless
they answer said petition by the 2ad day OF Iauu
AIRY, AD. ist1 slid petition will bc taken as trur
and Judgment rendered accordingly.
JAMES LODGE.
JACOB 4. LODGE
MASON H. LODGE
o.,,. WILLIAM LODGE.
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s9lonrtarp and Cumtmtrrial.
Clnclnnnii NInrI,nts.

AANiiNNAiis RNfNWlRI T.
FLouR--No change. Family Is held Mt
Sl2 hO@l3 30 ENtras Sll 75@12 p super
fines, 5000 20 and $40.
WHEAT Quiet and without essential
change. Very few, II any, transactions ia
wheat took place, and prices are npminally
unchanged. with somewhat moro rc.ili1hness
IN the market.
CoRN--Is nrm, and inclined to better
prices for the new crop.
OArs--Firm at f7b@i9t,c. for No. p
with sales of 2,ln0 bushels nc that range.
RYE-Was rather weak, and sales of L.
100 bushels made nc 81 1901 10: No. 2, 81.
BARLEY-Quiet but firm; 81 GO Is asked
prime fall.
PuovisfoNs--Dull and without feature
variable to any extent from the condition
of yesterday. Quotations are somewhat
lower hut Induce no further transactions.
Green meats We're sold for future delivery
at 9c. for SOO pieces hams. 21OO shoulders
atais &C., and i,0io pieces hams sold on the
spot ut she.
WuskY--Flnt: 40 movements.
SUGAre-A iair trade demand exists. but
prices have u weakening tendency. Pur-
chases confined strictly 10 Immediate wants
Of the dealers. New Orleans has lately
made Us appearance, and is quoted at 'l2S
0elic
MoLAssFs-lIeayy, with very limited
sales of Southern aud Porto Riro. Sor-
ghum holds nc $500 l0c for common
grades and nominally 5Oc for choice
- L. e." ] n.
New York Money Market.
New NuRK, December Z.
The money market Is steady at cor per
cent.
Exchange Is firm at l09aa@ lO9is.
Cold easier, opening at l3Sh, dprlinmg
to llSl1 and closing nt 1881
Government stocks mchmngcd
PRODUCE.
Pork duh an1 heavy at so 15@2O y for
new mess aud $50 l2a20 b for old. clos
ing at $40 %, regular, and SIS 50G1l9 for
prime. Beef hams steady at S25m3l 80.
Cut meats heavy at 9bl0iSc. for shonldcr4.
aud llGol3c. for hams, Dressed hogs lower
sales ut 79a@SAc. for Western, chiefly at sc
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FRAUDS Upon the Government.
Nrw YoRN, December I.

INV hhh, btCtulnef ..
The special agent from the Treasury De-
partmont Is here, investigating frauds In
relation 90 the distillation OF Illicit spirits.
ON yesterday hc caused the seizure OF over
iifty distillcries ia various parts of the city.
an additional number being seized to-day,
aud In consequence, inteusc excitement
prevails among liquor dealers.
The National Company steamer Qneen,
which sails tomorrow, has some three
hundred passengers engaged, mostly males
-Fenians. Considerable anxiety Is felt at
such an unusual number going.
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SORGHUM :
Notice to Sorghum Manufacturer

fltL undersigned having obtained the rirht Of
A the state OF ONO Ia the sTLyIN NsOS Ey APoRA
TON, and process clarifying and tranulatng SoI-
Ehum syrup into mnsh sugar; Also, 10 the mills
ready Tor market is nov having the same manu-
iAotured 10 utder ~ The Ahshmentn Of q a. itsty
.or tnsnhafl MARSHALL Machine shopa bay.
Parties desrous Of ayHiling themselves OF "a pro.
cess hnu machinery, which, from the came ia tho
ncld 10 the dry sugar IN Tie barrel Is thor0ncu
ANA complete, Address JAS. X HOPKINS
- BOX No. l4s, Dayton Ohio
AGENTS, desiring 60 negotiate for territory nin
Apply "a ABOVE uutaWsnn
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Dh E. CONWAY,
s URGEON DENTIST

.HAVING REMOVED HIS OFFICE.
from Third, 90 SECOND STREET. would respect.
fully inform his friends andpattons, that he is nov
prepared 20 render his professional services To All
srREET, opposite the Dayton National Bank
nnF i1.3md Il lH..
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IrE WAY ro SUCCESS true road "a
success Is "a fair, honest aud upright way oi
doing business In all branches of trade
Few, ifany succeed, permanently, By any
other course. What business men need, Is
the respect and confidence Of those who
deal with thcm The truth Of this theory
Is fully illustrated in the case ofII. Schwarz,
thc cntcrprising proprietor Of the Eagle
Clothing Store" No. lis Main street, In this
city. From comparatively small bcgiu-
ming, less than two years ago, he has be-
come one Of the most popular and extensive
clothing dealers in the city. His store Is
daily tlirongcd withcustomcrs, and his sue
ccss has become fixed fact" In the busi-
ness operations of Dayton. Tho best thing
about it Is, that when he sells hiscustomcrs
goods once. they are always sure to como
back again, for the simple reason that they
find he never drccivrs thcm-thcy can
always rely both upon bis word and his
goods.
lie wishes now to say to his customers
and the public--especially 10 his country
lricnds--that hc H. now receiving the larg-
est and best stock Of clothing ever offered
in Dayton. Il has been selected with spc-
cial reference to the holiday trade, and
those who purchase win find every thing
~ represented.
lie takes this occasion to return his sim
cere thanks for the patronage heretofore
extended 10 him, and to assure his friends
that no efforts on his part shall be wanting
to merit continuance of the favor and
confidence he has heretofore received.
ltd&w
FAMILY GBocmrs.--.I A. Mmick's
grocery, on the corner of Jefferson and
Market streets, Is the popular place 10 buy
family groceries Thia fact was long ago
established and has never been forgotten.
For fiuc family llour--wheat, rye aud buck
wheat-and all kinds of groceries. this Is
the place to buy. de7d2
CO. Go to SchwarT for bargains in fine
Overcoats, l1s Main street.
Ca a lot of new Government Overcoats
at 81 30 Lcssncr d Brother. daw
esg- Parents viii lind Infants and child
ren suits of all ages, all sizes, and all prices
beautifully made up at the Eaqlc Clothing
Store, lis Main street.
sB Christmas aud New Years arc fast
approaching. and when ON your Romns in
DoyioH, Men and EopS. hr sure and drop
in to see friend Schwarz's enormous stock
nr custniu-n,ntlo ilntl;no, \.,n.u tt,I l,i,
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Sale Postponed t0 Thursday,
December 20.
Small Farm at Public Sale
ga 1-B -ACREG,

TIFte aRd oHo-6df mdeg from Daytoa ogs &s
HOlf Crtet PLke.
ON THE 90rH DAY or DECEMBER. 1866
Nt two O'Clock ?. NJ, will 0ncr for sale at public
auction the farm on which now live containing
bi,l acres i've acres timber, Tho halancss-ttntier
cultiNation. Soil cNceileut-part creek bottom
aud part upland. The huildm q consist of % good
new 2-Htorl frame house stable, tnhHrru- she'd 80
ALSO,
on the same day, commencing at ten O'Clock A st..
] viii onor nt public sale, all MY stock farming
utensils, anh household and Kitchen furniture
nuNlhWts 3 BEI.N HE
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Legal Notice,

nN the lith' dRyof october, A. H., 1896, the Pro
~ bate Court Of Montgomery County, declared
hny insolyent Crcdtors are therefore rcqiiired
20 present their elalns against the estate 10 thc
uhutIsi iBned, Tor allowance. within SIX lhoutha
from the time above mentioned, on they will not
DC untitled 10 opaymeGt JOSEPH WILSON
f, gro. w, MoYER Atty. ''fi'N' = WIZ
Oct, II, A, ID. i606.5w6 nItt
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TAKES FOR 1866.
Treasurer's N otice.

1NAN-PAN EES are notified that tho Treasurer
\ b. now ready Ia receive The taxes OF 1896
The law requires each Taxpayer to pav one.
nan the taxes assessed against him un real and
personal property, together with the hole OF thu,
gas and street improvement on or before the gUt n,
day Of December 1866 and the remaining half on
or before the 2uth day Of June 1867. q.
Rsls"T THNcs assessed on personal property. " not
paid ON or before the Alth dAy uf December inc
whole of said taxes become due
bhcr huuts, from ~ A, M. to O'Clock r. NJ
DANIEL STALiA Treas Mont 90 o.
Trcasurcrs ONCE, October 80, 1SG.daWG4
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Probate Court.
Administrators, Executors and
Guardians.

NNlio are in default for nlinr inventories sal.
W bills aud making settlement with the Pfohate
tVnftt an hereby notlhtd 10 hle inyentorios and
sale bills, and 70 make settlement as nforesaid
forthwith, and thereby save vosts OF proreedinT 81
10 compel such Ming and settiement
$, BOLTIN
Probate Judge Montgomery Co, Ohio
October E7, ls6G oc9lisfN,St
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Eural aloiIrrs.

---.--.--..-..11 11Tr- ----
IhE "MuLi.s. The mule train has ar
rived at Minicks, with the best stock OF
me iamily groceries ever offered in Day
days. 90 and try them. dc7d2
q. -. 1.
IffE IhUTf.-- Sch'Od1's says hc
'e'" scH q O0od sitt Of clothing $40
che"l'er, ond an OreFc0uf NO Tess
m T,,.,, bin,
''"'
CHAMPAGNE CInER--J. zimmerman N
son are prepared to Oil All orders for q
very superior quality of Michigan Cham
lAEhe Cider No better article can he
lounq IA tue market Their depot Is in the
Montgomety llonsc' Just cast OF the canni,
On lhlfd street. Orders are solicited. 2td
Z d,1vr cor,t,oy p,n,v ,ho .o,,,,
annual coullon party Of the Brick Layers
Union OF Dayton viii be held in Beckel
llall ON the evening OF Dceember2 ~ 1866
NESS by Regimen"tl Baud.
e& Immense reduction IN Boots
N1fH NHOGH-=ffff li1'Hf class 3NOIts=--fff
J'""'''''',y'' ~, mum y',eet, " ="
''''SS'', "tSe """''S 4" '''s1 I"''-
''f'fa ~ 'o''' so '' '',I"I'''eSS " c"S''
css- .ook at those warm overcoats friend
fiebworz is sunplyino fhc neonle with ot
,.lt,oo. r3oand scc tbcm. and von,u tind on
'''' o''''''''V' y, ''' '''''''''''''' 'S''"''S''-
''''''''' III P'ol'or''o''. '' .....
esg-N'omen's Kid shoes at Goodman's at
eventy-hye cents.
- W ''' "s''i
!n-', ~ ',,''tV 'u' NV MUS S'"'N %
''''''S !" "'er'"'N''
iherelofF we oier the greatest Induce
nents ~ buyers ever offered in this city.
we will sell without regard TO price or
80. ,"'''v "'i'' oo'lN inee Yourselves he-
'''''"'N' '"'s''' +" n''''"'' "'"
nsa- Fonr hundrod Govc,,,,nout o,or..
:. - =,
Wv -" w A." WV VI NV" ii"
~, - ',','' p ~ -" ''S' r'Sr'N'u' Ut 'n'
'-''' ~ '''9'"S '''oie n'70''"AH@'
~ Hats and Caps very chean at Good
mans.
m TYorsrpr,p,ra Ioost az ,.,,.,. 90,
a,,,,,t, g. ,,..,,'., ~ 'u
anl ma 80 - -, D,1,t ~ W.
W., ',,',a, n,,t'I, ,'...'.''. w. -
ma Los, .nt;oIo of t,aI.,,,1
Con ,nd t,.,. +,
"a 1000 Government Overcoats Just re-
ccived by G. r. Huber u Son Price from
so to $5. Also q large lot of Blankets.
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DEFY CoMrETITIoN. 49, I benshurro,. 4,
'"if-No' iuo mann street, eau particular AT
tcuton to their new and splendid stock ot
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-12-08
ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.

rHHE undersigned has been duly appointed Ad-
4 ministrattr OF the estate ot MarI Met toary
late of Montgomery County Ohio, deceased
ltW3 LEWIS NEFf, Administrator.
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-12-08

eB- Feed Is selling at the Ludlow Hom;-
ny Nils, foot OF Ludlow street, cheaper
thAnapy other place In the city. Go there.
no2id2w wno," ''' ARNOLD 4 SILsEI.