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The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-12-17

sr, JouN's CHuRca FAm.--Tho Commit
tee of Arrangements for the st. Johns
Church Fair (Clcgg's HALL have fixed upon
Thursday evening next December Goth.
as the time Of opening. The committee is
now engaged in decorating the hall and
making the necessary preparations for the
Fair. The display Of articles will be one of
the most brilliant aud attractive ever Wit
messed in Dayton. Among the articles Of
fered will be q splendid set of chamber
furniture, an elegant sewing machine, gold
watches, and numerous other articles Of
value and utility, all of which win be
drawn for as soon as the requisite number
OF tickets Is sold. We trust the friends of
the congregation and the public viii llber-
ally patronize the coming festival, as the
object contemplated Is most deserving and
laudable one.
MAsoNIC,-On Saturday evening the fol-
lowing gentlemen were elected as officers
Of st. Johns Lodge for the ensuing year.
They were installed in due form on the
same evening:
W.M.AW. b. Wonderly;
s. W.-D. w. stewart;
J. WI. II. Meginnis;
Treas.--D. X. Boyer;
Sec'y.--Val. Schaeffer;
y. D.--J. II. Thompson;
J. D.-D. b. Lane;
msr1n
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-12-17

CHARGE or INCEsT--THE ACCUSED Dis
CHARGED.-A case was tried before Justice
Turner on Saturday last, which excited
considerable interest. Mr.. Jacob Chubb. a
worthy and respectable citizen of Wash
ington township, was arraigned on a charge
made by his own daughter, with outrag-
ing her person. The prosecutor, Jane
Chubb, is girl of about seventeen years
of age. She was the principal witness re-
lied upon to sustain the charge, though
other witnesses were examined. 1t is not
necessary to give the details of the testi-
mony on the part of the prosecution. 1t is
only necessary TO say, that before it was
concluded, the Brosecutin z Attorney, War
rem Munger, Esq, rose and stated to the
Court that he was fully satisfied that there
was no evidence whatever TO sustain the
case on the part of the State, and he asked
the Justice to discharge the accused, which
was done. This action of the Prosecuting
Attorney met with the entire appreciation
of all present, and will be sanctioned by all
who have any knowledge Of the circum-
stances.
Mr.. Chubb Is about sixty years of age,
has always sustained an excellent reputa-
tion among his neighbors, and no one ac-
qusinted with him believes that the charge
had the least foundation In truth.
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-12-17

GREAT REDuCTIoN.--As we are deter
mined to reduce our enormous stock OF
winte, clothing, especially in overeoats,
therefore we offer the greatest induce
ments to buyers ever offered in this city.
We will sell without regard to price or
cost. Come and convince yourselves. Re
spectfully, Lessner q Brother. daw
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-12-17
HOUSE,
AND
RE@TA.URANT. a
No. 81 Market street,
North side, east end of Market, DAYTON, OHIO

Re-ftted, Re-furnished and Re-op sned
on the European Plan.
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-12-17

SPLENDID SLEIGHs.-The Indication of
good winter weather, occasioned by the
snow of yesterday, reminds us that Lang
don & Brother have most splendid as
sortment of sleighs at their establishment
on Fourth street. They have the largest
and most complete stock in the West, en-
bracing every variety and style of one and
two-horse sleighs, all of their own manu-
facture, and they are now offering them at
prices which should induce everybody to
buy. In style, quality and price, they can
not be excelled.
They have also a very large and beauti-
ful assortment of carriages, buggies, &c,
to which they invite the attention of all
who want anything in this line. This is
one of the Oldest manufactures in this Sec
tion, and has established a reputation for
good work that is not surpassed anywhere
Langdon g. Brother have also the largest
and best stock of skates, at their hardware
store, on Main street, ever seen in Dayton.
Our Juvenile readers should bear in mind
that this is the place to buy.
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-12-17

SLEIGHIEG.-Those who are so fortunate
MS to be in possession ofthe running stock"
are enjoying the first sleighing Of the sea-
son, to-day. The ice which coated the
streets yesterday morning, was covered
with an inch or two of snow in the after
noon, and during to-day the jingle of the
merry sleigh bells has been quite extern
sively heard. \ few inches more of snow
on the present solid foundation would make
the finest sleighing that could be desired.
Let it come.
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-12-17

Joseph Lambert, vs.. Harriet Loree, ct al. No ssOs
montgomery County Superior Court
V1URSU ANT IN nm nrff.r nft tha g,,,orf,u 49,.
East Saginaw courier., 1866-05-23

Plank Road Assessment Notice.


4 I 4 MEETING o: the Directors of the East
~ Sa ginaw, Nnssar and Sanilac Plank Road
Company. held on the list day OF May. 1866 the
following resolution WIS passed; hes0lrtd. That
assessments are hereby made on each Shnreof the
Capital stock of the East Saginaw, Vassar and
sanllac Plank Road Company, and payable at
the office Of James l. Ketehain, Treasurer of said
Company. in the city os East Saginaw. MS follows;
Two Dollars and fifty cents on the lth day Of
June, lSG6, Two Dollars and fifty cents on the
2sth day Of June, 1866, Two Dollars and fifty
cents on the 10th day Of july 1866, Two Dollars
aud fifty cents on the 25th day OF July, lS66,
Two Dollars and fifty cents ON the 10th day of
August. 1866, Two Dollars and fftv cents on the
25th day of August, 1866, Two Dollars and fifty
cents IN the i0;h day Of September, 1866, Three
Dollars aud Seventy five cents on the 18th day Of
September, 1866
MORGAN l.. GAGE, Secretary.
East Saginaw, May, ID 1866
East Saginaw courier., 1866-05-23

G5 We regret to be informed of
the contemplated removal from this
city, of our accomplished city engineer
surveyor, Mr.. William u. Sears, he
having accepted situation as chief
construction engineer of IL railroad in
process of construction through Min
nesota. Mr.. Sears will carry with
him the good wishes of our whole
community, and we can commend him
TO his new associates and employees
with the utmost confidence in his abil-
ity and integrity. both personally and
professionally.
To the above, which appears as a
communication i'll the Daily Enterprise,
we add our regret at the departure of
Mr.. SEARS, square man and gen
tleman, and one of the first in his
profession, and also for the loss of
another accomplished Civil Engireer,
THos, L. MoRRIs, who goes as does
Mr.. SEARS, to fill position ON the
Winoua & st, Peters Railway. We
congratulate hoth.o the prospect of
honorable and cengenial employment
in as charming section Of country as
any on which the sun shines.
East Saginaw courier., 1866-05-23

BoATs & Boar CLUBs.-We hear
that the project of forming one or two
boat clubs is seriously talked Of among
the young men in our city, and we
hope that it will not end in talk, mer-
ly for there is no more healthful and
agreeable amusement or exercise. -
Our noble river is worthy of q navy
Of the lighter craft. We hope that
those who love sailing or rowing will
take the matter earnestly in hand
There is no doubt but purses would
be liberaly gotten up for contestants,
and when the clubs are once started
there will be no difficulty in sustaining
them.
: In this connection we may state
that Messrs. Park & Mcdowell have
had several nice clinker-built hoats
consigned to them from the celebrated
Clayton, IN. Y, makers, and they can
order therefrom any thing in the line
desired and of guaranteed quality. =
Bay city Signal.
An earnest effort is now being made
to get up Boat Club in Bay City
and they are entitled to the credit o.
doing whatever they undertake in
that locality with vim and vigor. OF
the boats mentioned, having recently
purchased one we know they are all
right, and can recommend them as
well as the Bay City agents, Messrs.
Park & Mcdonnell.
East Saginaw courier., 1866-05-23

FIRE IN CHEsASIYG.-The stoam
planning mill and door and sash fac
tory, erected but few months ago
in the villge of Chesaning was on
the 18th destroyed by fire, together
with quantity of doors, sash and
about 10000 feet of lumber. The
total loss cannot be less than $4,000.
The mill was owned by ID. Gould and
the representatives ]. w. Mann. who
died q few weeks ago. No insurance
on the property. 1t is not known
how the FIRE originated,
East Saginaw courier., 1866-05-23
CHANCERY ORDER.
C,TATE OF MfCIITGAN--NISTn JUDICIAL
- CIRcuIT-In thaneery
Angelinc l. Lofever Suit pending in the


- CIRcUIT--M thaneery
Angelinc L Lofever, suit pending in the
John Larcver. County of Saginaw. in
Chancery, Mt th, City of Saginaw, on The oath
day of April, A 1866 II satisfactorily APP.
pearing to this Court thai the defendant is u nom
resident of this State ana that he resides in the
State Of New York On motion Of Charles II.
Camp, collector Tor the compl ,inant il is ordered
that tie said defendrut. John Lnlever, cause his
appearance to he entered in this cause within
three months from the date Of this order, and in
case of his entering his appearance. that he an
swer the bill of compl int filed in this Cause
within the same time, AMI in detIult ther'rd tn
the said hill lie taken NJ confessed hy the said
defendant, and u is further ordered that within
twenty days aiter the date of ihis order the siid
complainant cause c"lY of tins oricr TO lie
published in tho Fast Saginaw Courier, nnl th't
said publca, on he continued ut least once Ia
each week for six successive weeks, or that she
cause u capy thereof to be person lily served on
the said defendant ut least twenty days before
the time prescribed horcin fnr his appearance
j. q SUTHERLAND, Circuit Judge.
p353-7w
East Saginaw courier., 1866-05-23
DEATH OF HON. NOAH BEACH.

Hon. Moan BEACH, Of Bridgeport,
one Of the pioneer settlers Of this
Valley, and who at one time repre-
sented this District in the State Sem
ate, died at his residence on the 23d
inst, aged rs years. Mr.. Beach, who
was universally esteemed for his ster-
ling qualities us man and citizen,
has lived to see family OF sons among
whom are Col. l.. Beach, Sheriff of
Oakland County, n. s. an II. N.
Beach of this county, grow up to man
hood, and at ripe old age, surround
ed by friends and relations and Sooth-
ed by the ministrations of brethren of
the masonic order, of which tle has
ever been an earnest and enthusiastic
member, he is gathered peacefully to
his rest.
"hfter life's ftrul fever be Sleeps WELL"
And dying leaves reputation for
earnest faithfulness to principle, and
stern, unbending integrity in every
relation, in life, more honorable than a
record Of the noblest martial deeds,
more enduring than fame that comes
by place, power, position, or any of
the common means of distinction
among men. t
East Saginaw courier., 1866-05-23

Book OF COMMON PRAYER, in clear
and beautiful print. Russia, llsxible aud other
,tyles Of binding, very choice selection, at the
New Stationery store. Bliss Block.
q. FRED. LEWIS.
East Saginaw courier., 1866-05-23
YosT's HAIR RESTORATIVE

1t is of no use 10 attempt to conceal
the fact that YoSr's HAIR RESTORATIVE is the
best thing for the human hair yet presented to
the public Taking precedence of nll other
preparations. Il cleans IN" scalp, cools the head,
aud restores the hair to its original color II pro.
duces u fine glossy soitness, prevents its falling
out and restores it where il has fallen cut Ladies
can fnd nothing equal to IT, As a hair dressing
II IL truly wonderful in NIL its properties.
Manufactured by G. l. YosT a Co, Ypsilanti,
Mich, M sold in this City hy A. A. Dusg. Esq
n315-3m
East Saginaw courier., 1866-05-23
Eoeal aaattsrs.

Tan Eerxgsc SrAn.--This beautiful
craft is the most complete success in
the steamboat line Of any attempt we
have ever known to build with view
10 meet the requirements and peculiar
tiles Of a'purticuiar route. She is all
right, and just right. Long enough
se attain ths~ Seqnisite case of model,
and sill not SO long but she handles
ike-a skiif in the hands of skillful
rover; stiff, and staunch as a man of
war, and yet 1.-THE and graceful to
: outside view as one of those long,
keen, eight cared shells light draft,
and still with hold enough upon the
water to give her ease in a sea.way to
which test she was recently put in a
way to try thoroughly her sea-going
qualities. In every respect she goes
beyond what was expected of her by
owners or builders, is swift, safe, and
precisely what the route and people
require, the right craft in the right
place to a demonstration, and in Charge
Of Capt. HupBrL, unquestionahly in
the right hands. a splendid specimen
of home production, owned 10y high
minded, liberal gentlemen, run to
answer the necessities of the river
business, and in every respect credita-
bly, and courteously managed, she is
deserving liberal consideration as also
generous measure of patronage from
all who go down to the Bay in ships
or do business on the great waters of
the Saginaw.
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suggestion that candidates for the LegisIa-
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against the proposed Constitutional amend
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Collectors Office 18th District, n. G.,
W.DpESpnN Opt 9th 1894

WARRENRUN, OCI JLI, IOUU.
THE ASSESSORS LIST FOR WAKE CO.
has been placed in my hands for collection. All
perSous on whom assessments have been made
during that period in Wake county, will meet me
or my deputy at the following places, at the times
mentioned, prepared 10 pay their taxes:
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XCHANGE OF N. C. BONDS FOR STOCKS.
STATE OF NORTH-CAROLINA,
TREASURY DEPARTMENT,
Raleigh, September27th, 1866.
TINE PUBLIC ARE REMINDED THAT,
L in pursuance of Ordinance Of the late
Convention, sealed proposals will be rceived by
the undersigned, until IL m on the 1 rst day Of
November next, for the exchange of &c princi-
pal of bonds issued by the State before the Goth
May, 1851 for the Stocks held by the Sfate in the
vnrious Railroads and other Companie, of which
the following are the principal:
North-Carolina Railroad Co., So 100000
Raleigh q CASTOR Railroad Co., 6S255O
Atlantic & North Carolina r. R., 1O66 600
Western n. G. Railroad Co. 14ISOO0
Albemarle and Chesapeake Canal Co., $4,000
No bid less than par will be entertained. Any
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red.
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the State various Railroad Companies, having
been in part executed during the late war, I have
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Companies. KEMP P. BATTLE,
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