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The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-08-20
Valuable Farm for Sale.
! Will seIl at Public Sale, on

Wednesday, 2Oth NJ AuguSt, A. n. 1866.
My Farm, situated one mile south Of Osl0rn and
one half mile West Of Fairfield, In Mad River Val
icy, 6rcene County Ohio. This Farm consists OF
100 S5-luO acres all well improved Two dvyelinas
Houses, Harm. Orchard Nc.
TERMS -One-thirl cash in hand on day of sale.
the rcsidne 10 be paid in two equal annual nav
mehts deferred aymentS iO hCar interest al The
rate oi SIX per cent aud 10 be secured by mortgnEc
on the premises sold ID "A f!RTEN
August g. iSG-tsW8 of saisu, IN
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New York Money Market.

NEW ORK, August Is.
Money steady at 4615 per cent.
Sterling dull and heavy at 1O7@lO736.
Gold lower opening ut l5l, declining to
l4S56, and closing at 14Ol6.
Total exports of specie to-day, SG6,2S0.
Governments quiet and without decided
change.
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Taken Up.

A LARGE bay horse, sixteen hands high, prob
"A ably seven years old, and In good condition
lie was taken up on the night Of the 18th inst, on
W ateT street near Main. The owner Is requested
% call and prove property az Cathcart's stable
Jefferson street, opposite Market aui6d2aw1
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QUEsTIoN.-Why is it Schwarz sells so
many goods? Because he sells the incest
made up, keeps always on hand large
stock of custom made Clothing, and more
especially sells with very small profit,
and asks no two prices, at lis Main street,
sign of the Golden E-a-g-l-e.
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KEEP COOL.
FiIterer and Cooler, Combinet

Besides its altering properties. II purines. II is
a well known fact that lime and other minerals in
water are Injurious to health. and when the cho-
era was last i'm our midst, those who drank rain
water less liable 10 be attacked and 10 die by
this Scourge Of man than those who used the i'm
pure waters.
The Offering materials used in this patent ar
rangemeRt (patentsd by BEST & uOGLIsN.l are
white sand, animal and vegetable charcoal, 40,
and are so combined TO do their duty perfectly.
Ef15@ For sale in any quantities tone or more) by
best a. HOGLEN,
anlfdtf DAYTON OHIO.
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Music IN THE PARK.--Thc Regmental
Band will discourse most eloquent music''
for the public, in the Park tomorrow eve
be gratifying to every body, and is one OF
the most pleasant features connected with
this already attractive place Of popular re-
sort. We understand that this excellent
band has consented to play in the Park two
evenings in the week, during the season,
unless their services are required else
where.
The Following pieces will be performed
by the Band. tomorrow evening, under the
direction Of the leader, Mr. MIC, Miller:
Washington Quickstep ............. GRANULAR
Filial Love, arranged by G w. Pearson
POOrs Quickstep. 81. ...... Downing
Beautiful Dreamer .s... ... ...-..,. Downing
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gasintss AutIrts.
DYSPEPSIAl)
DOCTOR
STRlCHAND'S
TONIC.
DIR. STRIcKI.AND's

~--------J IONIC rs q cOncen-
rated preparation Of Roots and Herbs, with
sntiacids and caf1nhatives 10 strengthen
the stomach and nervous system. IL is a
tion. Nervousness, Loss ofAppetite, Acidi-
ty Of the Stomach, klatulenoy aud Debility
It's not alcoholic, therefore particularly
suited for Weak. Nervous, and Dyspeptie
persons. For sale by all Druggists every
where at 81 per bottle.
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For SALE.-A Confectionery and Re
freshment Saloon, on one of the best thor
oughfares. Not better place for d Res
taurant in the city. Call at No. 62 Jefferson
street, opposite PostofIice.. MWFM
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-08-20

PHoToGRAPHIC STUDIO. The Photo
graphic Studio of Messrs Bunker & Bard,
on the corner of Main and Third streets,
although but recently opened, has become
one Of the principal attractions of the city
The spacious rooms they occupy have been
fitted up in the most tasteful and conven-
lent style. and the. pictures taken by them
are among the finest specimens of the Pho
tographic art ever produced in this city.
For beauty of finish. remarkable correct
ness. soft and brilliant tone and striking ex-
preston of features, they cannot be sur
passed. Those who desire to procure true.
life like pictures, put upin the best style
of the art, would do well to call at the
rooms of Messrs. Bunker & Bard. and ex-
anime the many beautiful specimens on ex-
hibition there. 1td&w
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DEArn OF AN 0Lp PRINTER.-Mr. Henry
Worman, an aged man and printer by
trade, who was well known to many of our
citizens, died at the County InGrmary on
Saturday morning last. He was a native
of Maryland, and came to Dayton In early
times, and learned the printing business
here. Most of his life was spent here. Dur
ing the Florida war, he enlisteda as private
and served through that campaign, having
been wounded while in the service, but he
failed to get a pension, tor what reason he
was,never able to understand He worked
at press in the different printing offices in
Dayton for many years until age and bod
lily infirrnity intapactated him for that sort
of labor. For the last four years of his life
he subsisted mostly on the private charities
of his friends, and was finally obliged to 90
the County Inilrmary, where he died, at
the advanced age. ofseventy years. lie was
man of eccentric character and mingled
but little in society. lie left no family,
having never been married. ..i, i ,I.lf g.
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FOR RENT.

TWO front rooms. Suitable for an onice and
sleeping rooml in the building occupied hy
lhe ONO Insurance Company. northeast corner of
IMhlra M ami Jefferson streets. Inquire of WILLIAM
niCkhl PRESIDENT or W u. GILLESPIE, SEC
retary Ohio Insurance Company madtf
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is warranted to be the only preparation
known 30 cure Coughs, Colds, Hoarsoness,
Asthma, WhOoping Cough, Chronic Coughs
Consumption, Bronchitis and Group. Be
ing prepared from Honey and Herbs, it is
healing, softening, and eXpectorating, and
particularly suitable for all affections of the
Throat and Lungs. For sale by Druggists
everywhere IrIEt ian3
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GEORGE MAYS ESTATE.

NOTICE Is hereby given that the undersigned
i Y has this day been duly appointed and quaiigej
Executor Of the last win and Testament OF George
May, deceased late Of MontgOmery county Ohio
lRlAs WEAVER, Executor sc,
August e. 1896 auiiW3'
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a. Twenty-Five or thirty persons were
poisoned at Clifton, Greene county, Ohio,
on Tuesday night from eating bad cheese.
None of the cases resulted fatally.
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CnoLERA.-In Cincinnati there is an evil
dent decrease OF attacks and deaths. The
mortality, on Saturday, did not. probably
exceed fifty. Since the first appearance o.
the pestilence, the latter part of July, IN
which moHth there were twelve deaths, the
total mortality numbers $40.
Ten new cases and eight deaths from
cholera were reported in New York City
yesterday. Reports from Brooklyn showed
no material change in the epidemic.
On Saturday, in st. Louis, there wer,
ninety-siX cases and thirty-fve deaths
There were also four deaths on two steam
boats. A dispatch says there are "scores
of cases and many deaths that are not, re-
ported at all 70
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Who Wants Bargains.

MARTIN BOMBERGER, REAL
ESTATE AGENT, DAYTON ONO has for sale
Twenty Houses and Lots ranging from $500 10
Also six Farms-three In Darke two in Mont
g9mery and one Ia Van Vert County
Ihe Undersigned can always be- found nj the
ONO Insurance Onlce. when not out ON business
or at the Post Onice corner.
Buys and soils property. Terms liberal
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Foul WATER.-Thcy are not little exor-
clsed in Cincinnati about the condition OF
the water which they are compelled to use.
It is turned, of late, to dark green color.
Boiling it. before using, is generally sug-
gested. If boiled for some time, and allow
ed to settle, all impurities may be thrown
of, and ifthe purified water is put in a jar
or cooler, and liberal supply of clean ice
is dropped in, it will, no doubt, be whole
some. The cause of this peculiar change is
probably produced by the unusually heavy
and frequent rains of the season, which have
washed over such wide extent of growing
and decaying vegetation.
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CONSCIENCE Says Fridays Cincinnati
Union:
An envelope, addressed to Messrs. Samuel
Davis. jr.. q Co., duly stamped as though
intended for the PostOilice was found upon
the counting-room floor of that firm yes
terday morning, and upon examination was
found to contain forty dollars in green
backs with a slip of paper upon which was
written in fair business, round hand
This money belongs to you. conscience
doth make towards of us all.'''
Anything from SchenckP Did we hear
an echo?
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Has cured thousands of the worst cases of
Blind and Bleeding Piles. IL gives immc-
dlate relief aud effects permanent cure.
Fry Il directly. IL is warranted to cure.
For sale by all Druggists at 80 cts. per
bottle.
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TNsuKREcTIoN IN JACKSON TOWNSHIP
We learn that on Wednesday evening last
there was fearful uprising of about half
u dozen colored individuals IN TIC neigh
borb9ody yef Bunker Hin, IN Jackson town
slifi3.A For y short time the movement In
dieated events Of very ominous charaeA
ter as the project was commenced under
the cover of night, and the warriors were
al covered Irom head to foot with coat
Of mail--"blackr-- Of the SCOT OF
an old chimney. in that neighbOrhood, and
alarge quantity OF imported-Pet Oleum.
A refugee from the bleak winds of poverty
had taken rooms in an old log house, once
used as church, but becoming wholly
antiquated, had been given over to the
rats, bats and other vermin Of that vicin-
ity. Some conduct on the part Of this in
habitant, of the genus homo, aroused the
Indignation of the inviucible yeomanry Of
that neighborhood and so the storming Of
the "old castle upon the hill" was pro-
iected
After drilling and tattooing for some
time, forward as well as flank move
ment was made, by platoons of one man in
each, they being commanded by a third
man. When the order was given to
storm the fortress, such noble gallantry has
never been displayed since the storming
of Peter Funlts Post Onlcc. Suffice to say
it was a complete victory for the invaders,
who showed their prowess and magnanim-
ity by compensating the vanquished with
seventy-five dollars in soft currency. IL is
but a matter ofjustlce to say the Mayor OF
Farmersyille is deserving of gratitude for
the prompt and efficient manner, in which
he and his posse restored order and peace
to that distracted community. He imposed
no other conditions upon their being "rc-
stored to their proper relations in the
township than that of making proper re
stitntion for all damages accTuing from
their invasion of Bunker Hill Fortress
|
o. IN 4
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Eg 81 5O-Duek Linen Suits, Custom
made, can be had mt the Eagle Clothing
Store, 11S Main Street, for 81 50-Coat,
Pants and Vest. M
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BEsT's FILTmls-PRIoR REDUCED. .--In or
der TO accommodate all classes who desire
TO have pure drinking water this warm
weather. B. Best would announce that he
has reduced the price of his superior Filters
to Sl5. This will place them In the reach
Of all, and no family should be without
one jyl2dtf
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gB Parents should call at III. Schwarz
and secure good bargains Ia Children's
Clothing, lis Main street, threedoors south
of the Market House. 49,
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PosT OFFICE, DAYTON, ONO, July 30, 1866.
Until further notice the mails viii arrive and
lose at this Office as follows;
Baltimore daily commercial. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1865-1867, 1866-02-17
CITY COUNCIL.

FRIDAY Feb. IS.
First rcnch.-A quorum of members were present
with the President James Young, Esq. in the chair
Mr.. Gorsuch from the Committee on Fire Depart
ment, presented resolution referring to tho CITY
Commissioner all petitions relating to the erection Of
frame sheds as that officer has control of such mat
ters; adopted.
Mr.. Mars, from the Committee o. Police and Jail
presented report upon the jail stating that all the
accounts were correct and the duties of all officers
connected with it satisfactorily performed.
Mr. Foreman, from the Committee Highways,
presented an ordinance providing for change ia
the mode OF opening streets; read and laid over.
Mr.. Lynch, from the Committee Claims pre-
sented resolution discharging tho committee from
urther consideration Of the petition of Jacob Key
ser, for damages for losses sustained by mitavv
mob, composed Of the 18th and Goth Pennsylvania
cayyalry, ia November, 1865; read and laid over,
Mr.. EwGlt presented ordinance authorizpr n
subscription on the part of the city to 1900 nares
of the capital stock of the Western MarylanI Rail-
road; read and ordered 20 be printed.
Mr.. Nichols presented petition from " s Nor
North Liberty street; referred.
The President presented petition from Geo W
Taylor aud Others. for from the intersection
of Gay and Ensor streets to Jones' Falls referred.
The branch then adjourned until Monday after
Second Brqach.-This Branch met at thg usual
hour, Daniel Harvey President, and all the members
Mr. Moore presented an ordinance providing for
the subscription on the part of the city of Baltimore
70 1000 shares of the capital stock of the Western
Maryland Railroad at the value Of $50 per SHARE
provided that the subscription shall not be made
until the County Commissioners of Washington
county shall have subscribed Tor 600 shares in said
road; read and referred TO the committee on ways
and means. See local column
Received from the First Branch, the report of tho
committee on highways, with an ordinance providing
for the opening Of Cook street. from GilmOr street to
Pennsylvania avenue, read and laid over.
Mr. lrelan offered resolution directing the City
Commissioner to make an estimate OF the probable
cost Of putting an additional story on the court house
also for the erection Of building containing four
rooms between the court house and record oIce read
and adopted.
The Council then adjourned until Monday after
noon at five o'clock and the members repaired to the
First Branch chamber to hold conference IN coniunc
ton with the First Branch with delegation from
Hsgersown and elsewhere, in reference to TIE ex-
tension Of the Mestern Marylan6 Railrnal- -
Baltimore daily commercial. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1865-1867, 1866-02-17

MIR. William Sprague, the Rhode Island
Senator, and his brother. Amasa Sprague employ six
thousand hands at their manufacturing establishment
The celebrated pacing horse Kinney,
Jr., died at New Orleans few days ago. He was
valued at $4,000. and his owners once offered to bet
that amount that he could pace his mile in 210
kinney was q large roam, and one of the most re-
markable horses of the age.
. Mrs. Mary Ann Barket, one of the oldest
women in the United States died at Wheeling, West
Virginia on Saturday last. Her age was one hun
dred and ten years. She saw Gen. Washington and
Aaron Burr when they made their first visit to the
Western country
There are over six hundred white people
at Atlanta, Georgia. in a starving condition What
is true of Atlanta is also true of every village and
city in the State which in the desolatiug track
of the armies in lS645 The destitute are reckoned
by thousands and their suferngs are represented as
extreme.
"A sensation was created in an Episcopal
church in Rochester by the sudden death of lady
during the reading of the Psalter, and while the
words, Though l walk through the valley of the
shadow of death I will fear no evil were being re
peated.
The division of the State of Oregon is
being agitated, says the Statesman which adds The
proposition now stands as follows: Give Oregon all
west of the Cascade Mountains, and lying between
California and British Columbia. form new State or
Territory east of the Cascades out of the territory
which would be detached by the Cascade line from
oregon and Washington 1t will take time to accom-
pish it, and by the time the machinery be set
work the people east Of the mountains may be ready
and able for State organization We are in favor Of
the division"
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THREE CENTS.

AofosED CHANGE IN THE MANNER OF OPENING
"lNhhIs'-An important ordinance was last evening
reported IN the First Branch ofthe City Council by
MIR. Foreman. of the Twentieth ward, which provides
that the Appeal Tax Court shall be relieved of tbo
duties which have heretofore devolyed mon Il +,
connection with the opening of streets hv tbo a.
polntment of three commissioners to serve at fva5
salary In making IN assessment for the onening or
any street, only those persons will be assessed f
benefits who reside upon the line of tho street and
tho remainder of the expense is to be paid by the
city.
AssAULTING FEMALE.-O1icer R. Mitchell. of the
middle district, arrested John Fields on Thursday
night. charged with assaulting and beating Rose
Fields. He was committed to answer the charge at
court by Justice Spieer.
SALE OF A FARH.-The fam of Mr.. VIM Miller,
containing one hundred acres, situated about two
miles from Westminster. has been recently sold to
DR.. Call, of Baltimore county, for $1,000.
STORE RoBBED.-The store of Mr.. Frank, situated
at Ellicots Mills burglariously entered recent
ty, and goods to tho amount of 800 taken there
from.
THANEs-We are indebted to Hon. Charles 3.
Phelps for interesting public documents
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PROCEEDINGs OF TIRE COURTS.

tRI2AY. Feb. 16, 1866.
-, Criminal Court.-Hon. Judge Bond.-G. c. Maupd,
States Attorney, prosecuting,
George Noble, attempting 10 steal n niece of rons
from Carnan Richardson; postponed. JnO. Brooks,
Tor the larceny OF one overcoat from Daniel Hudson;
trled anu verdict of guilty. John Hutz for the sale
OF lottery tickets, contrary to the Of Assembly;
postponed. Edward johnson, larceny Of pant and
coat from Michael Moon; tried and found guilty.
Ueorge Hudgins larceny Of silver watch and gold
chain from VIM. Winders; removed to Baltimore
county. George HudgIns, larceny OF OyeTcoat, two
China vases, &C.. from Y. 3. Hnds removed to Bal
timore county. Joshua Reed, larceny of gold
watch from Lavinia Cassidy; tried, verdict of not
guilty. John II. Tilman larceny of hundred
dollars in Treasury notes from Thomas Porter Lost
poned. Mary Battle was tried by jury and f6un3
TO be Q lUnatc, and sent to the Maryland TosnitaI
Grafton Taylor gave bail in the sum of $500 with
John w. hinner, to answer tho charge of SELLING
liquor on Sunday. i. S. B. Boyd gave nail WITH
S2gJ9, charged with making and presenting a coun-
tertcIt check the Mechanics ronk and forpin-
II" name of VIM; S Lloyd. Court adjourned to this
Saturday morning.
y, Court Of Common P'cas-Hon Judge King.-Chas.
Ii. COwman VS.. Ja.nes o, Dedman; appeal from For
re2ter. judgment reversed.
Bal9mo-e Steam Packet Co. VS.. John Lash; appeal
if9n niIcer. Judgment affirmed.
sITS. Hecht VS.. Rudolph Bley; appeal from g. W,
ShOwacre. Judgment reversed.
Isaac ). Delevie VS.. George Hoffman; appeal from
PndeI. Judgment affirmed
E Wg n Della, ct al. vs.: Patrick Courtney; appeal
from Piudell. Judgment reversed, and Judgment for
appellee for 500 and costs.
Assignment same as yesterday.
Superior Court.-Hon. Judge Martin.-Swain 4
Abeli vs.. the Chesapeake Bank; argument made on
prayers submitted Case not concluded.
Orphans C0srt-Hon. Judges Audoun, Supplee and
Hoffman.
Tho will of John 7. Goldsmith admitted to probate
and letters testamentary granted to Emeline Gold
smith.
The will of Elizabeth Knapp admitted to probate,
and letters testamentary granted to Andrew PETE.
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Correspondence of the Commercially


There was, during the December term of court one
trial To- mnrder four for larceny one for robbery
one, Tor false imprisonment twelve ior selling liuuor
on Sunday two for selling liquor to minors and three
for assault with intent to murder-dl removed from
other counties from your city. plea of not
guilty confessed by the State in two of the aboe
cases, and eight were tried and found not guilty bv
the court or jury and eleven were found guilty and
two pleaded guilty ana recognizances forfeited
IN i've cases. OF the county tried, two have
been for assault with intent to kill eev en- for assault
and battery, twelve for larceny, for malicious
mischief one for keeping a disordery house one for
keeping ordinary without the proper accommo-
datlons. seventeen for selling liquor on Sunday and
one for conspiracy (the Mount Hope case) Of those
tried. four found not guilty. seventeen found
guilty and nineteen confessed plea of guilty. Four
cases were removed affidavit to the Criminal
Court of Baltimore city, five to Carroll county and
one to Howard county; Ninety-four indictments
were found by the grand Jury.
There are at least three murder cases to be triad
here at our next term of Court, viz Clare for the
murder of Grove; Moran. for killing VIM Ronsayils
by running boat over him in the Patapsco riy o., -,
John Curran for the murder of Patrick HigoiDss'
Only two cases on the civil docket which has ass.
on it, were tried, viz: Pfetz & Harm2n VIII Z
occupied the Courts week; and Brooks vs. the -I
Central Railroad Company. There were fou- iI
ments by confession, three of pros, ar 4 w ;1S H.
detaut four cases were entered off a. Il nna US
tered agreed. Six cases on the appert doctt a. en
dismissed, four judgments were re serseS aS sr
amFmea' There were 81 cases on che appeal docket,