The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-06-28
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WILLIAM WILSON, sold to RI. Of.ARK, of
GAINESVILLE, the fieeces of sepen thousand .fue
hundred sheep.a flfty-five cents per pound i.
This is the largest single sale that has come
to our notice. Mr.. WILSON'S principal
business is raising cattle, but he keeps a
few sheep by way Of variety. His cattle
and sheep roam over $4,000 acres of land,
located north of the National Road.
The Lebanon Star says that the second
trial in the case of LYDIA PEACOCK rs.
Henry SNRrI, for breach OF marriage CON
tract was concluded last Monday; verdict
for the plaintiff damages assessed at S2GG5.
In the former trial, last November, the dam
ages assessed were $1,000. Plaintiff forty
three years old; defendant seyenty-fve
years old.
In the strong Democratic Congressional
district now represented by Hon. f. @. LIE
BLOND, the names Of the following gentle
men have been suggested as candidates for
nomination Col. WM. MUNGEN, of Han
cock county; G. N. LAMIsoN, of Allen; W.
SAWYER and g. w. ANDREWS, of Augaize
M. CowAN, OF Van Vert; X. MoKEIIY of
Wyandotte; and Col. A. 8. RAMSEY, of
Hardin. 1.H larta In is uHeF
At Edinburg, johnson Co. Ind, on Fri
day. man named Dituab murdered Mar
tina Bennett a married hdy. He slot her
tive times, beat her ever the head, and fin
any set ilre TO her clothing; after, which
he went to saloon, took drink smoked
cigar, and dwaited till an officer came to
arrest him. .,l . fuaf. .. ...
.,;k
Onondaga county, N. ", over the suDpos-
ed poisoning of more than forty persons in
that village. Reports were in circulation
that the cholera had broken out there. but
upon investigation the cause of the sick
ness was traced TO some cheese sold by a
merchant in the village. III, r...t,....
1t is reported that Governor Fairehild. of
Wisconsin, will not call an extra session of
the Legislature of that State unless there
Is unanimity of action IN all the States.
The Philadelphia papers are putting in
strong claim for the selection Of the United
States Senator from that city, it not having
been represented in the United States Sem
ate for thirty-flve years.
The indianapolis Journal, of the 25th,
says ''Hon. Samuel II. Cary delivered a
temperance lecture at Masonic Hall. yes
terdayafternOon. Mr.. Cary charged that the
at least year by whisky--that drunken
Captains, Colonels aud Generals, presided
ouer byd drunken Congress, were RESPONSE
BILE for the useless slaughter of thousands
of brave mem" 4U MINK.
Drunken Congress" is good. Cary. it
VIII be remembered, is an urgent applicant
for the lucrative office ofCollector Of Inter
nal Whisky Leuehue. HD u IH.Il
Brigadier General Fitz Henry Warren is
understood to be anxious for "A nomination
in the Third Iowa District now. reDre-
sented by Hon. Jas. +. Wilson. The Gen
erai supports the Presidents policy.
Colonel Forney announced himself at
Lebanon, Pennsylvania, on Friday, as n
candidate for the United States Senate i'm
the place OF Mr.. Cowan.
Western editor says that Heaven win
not permit the cholera and Congress tn
prevail at once in the same suffering com.
mnnity. Let's have little cholera, then.
slight change can't possibly make mat
ters worse. f
II Is stated that Hon. Arson Burlingame
has purchased n tract oi land near San
Mateo, containing 1000 acres. and proposes
to become a residentof California as soon
as his mission to China is ended.
''TIMR!r-The Milledgeville Georgia,
Recorder SAYS: Camden District. south
Carolina, lost by Shermah's 2,l0O gold
watches besides pecks of silver spoons
forks, &c. These watches are to-day
through the whole North"
80 aen i .nous.ia oI tle Masonic fraternity
DraIlng Tue anniversary of their patron
Saint at Anderson, Indiana, on saturday
Tho o;.,,a,s =, OR, ar,
h, ,,,n,t. aa rn'ss0,, -, ., Hiss nave gone
ns, ,ha tIani's ~ LII, .ne ,llat.er ., OF edlcat-
own nar,;ninatnd DesI nie, OF tne
rbancaIior nf ~ ST. ~. mHnueil'
,hairn,an '"e S'''o university, was
A woman recently abandoned Shaker
to marry Mr.. Bean, aged