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CHRISTMAS GOODS.
100 TaIss WHOLE; ;vrs Hslt { ,iaYl,. an9 onarte

AOO Boxes LAYER RAISINS.
800 lbs. new Zante Currants.
900 lbs. Soft Shell Almonds.
ooo lbs. English Walnuts, Pccans, Brazil
and Barcelona Nuts.
~ half drums Smyrna Figs.
80 boxes English Dairy and Cutting
Cheese.
tierce Picked Salmon.
1000 lbs. new Hams and Bacon Strips.
10 bbls, new Hulled Buckwheat Flour.
bbis. extra Golden Drip Syrup.
3o boxes extra No. Fire Crackers.
Dbl. Cape Cod Cranherries.
10 baskets Genuine Champagne.
100 cases Tomatoes, Peaches. Preserves.
ketchnps, Lobster, Oysters, Grouse, Sal
mon, Green Corn, Pickles and Sauces. all
fresh in and for sale low, for cash only.
Dec II L. IL g. D. HOPE.
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Valuable City Lots for Sale at Anc.
ton.


JACOB LEVIN, AuctIoneer. -
Formerly o,oned by the late @. " Antre,p.
az the city of Columbia.
MILL be sold, OH the FIRSrMONDAY
Wv in January next, the desirable LOTS
formerly owned by the late Gerret v. Ant
werp,, now the property of H.
DEGRAAF, consisting OF:
mat lot or LAND fronting on Richard
son street Sc feet and running hack 175
feet, and bounded by said street. lands of
Isaac Cohen, W. II. Dial and estate of John
Black. This lot may be divided into two
at sale. wv
That lot of LAND fronting on Richard
son street, tknown as the Exchange Lot
being % feet in front and rear and III,
,eet III depth, moro or less, and bounded
by said street and by lands OF Boatwrirbt
estate, +. G.. DeFontaine and A. PALMER.
Ihis lot may be divided at sale.
ALSO,
That lot of LAND on the corner of Gam.
den and Gates streets, fronting on Camden
street, North, So feet, and on Gates street.
west, 30 iect, more or less, and bounded
by said streets and by the Catholic burial
ground and lands of DR.. George Smith.
That lot of LAND on the corner q, Cam
den and Marion strccts, fronting on Cam
den street 80 feet, and on Marion street
2Oo feet, more or less, and bounded by said
streets and by lands of DIR. Trezevant and
Thomas ]. Rawls.
ALSO,
Ihat LOT on Arsenal Hill, fronting
South on Laurel street 30 feet, more or
less, and running back 20S feet s inches
bounded East by Haltiwanger and West by
TERMS OF SALE.-Onc.tlir of the pur.
chase money cash: the balance PAYABLE in
live years, with interest from the day of
sale at per cent. per annuln, PAYABLE
semi-annually, to be secured by bond and
mortgage. Purchasers to pay for titles. :
For further information, apply to ~
+. W. MclIASTFR,
Attorney at Law, No. Law Range,
Nov % s5ll12 Columbia. 80
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ri. w. BYTHEWOOD,
luttiOncer and General Commission Merchant

On Washington ST., rear OF A. Toleson's,
COLUMBIA, S. C.
HNHE above store having been rented. 1
Il am from this day prepared to receive
consignments of Cotton, Corn. Flour.
Bacon, Groceries and Provisions in gene
raj; also, Furniture, Dry Goods, Clothing,
Tobacco, &c.
From my expericnr. -. ty wears in
the auction and comm, N business. in
this city, Charleston ant ewberrv. S. C..
hope to receive a liberal share of patron
age from my old friends and the public
generally. Dec 10
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Christmas Books for Children.

A LSO,. WRITING DESKS, Portfolios,
~ Gold Pens, Pen-knives, Pocket Books,
elegant and cheap Family Bibles, Pocket
Bibles, London editions, cheap and fine:
Prayer Books of all sizes and prices; fine
Ink-stands for gifts.
ALSO,
a new supply of PHOTOGRAPH AL
BUNS, of all sizes; Backgammon Boards,
Ghessmen, Dominoes and games for chill
dren. For sale ut AcCarter's Bookstore.
Dec II II. L. BRYAN
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS a

A IL PEHsoNst indebted to the late
"a DIEDEIGH H HoRsfaiAN are request.
eH 70 call on me, orS oil, my Attorney.
CHARLES J. LINDFORS, Ed, at Helena
near The town or Newberry, for, the settle.
ment OF their indebtelness IN some proper
FORM; and all persons to owhom the de-
S SeGset may nave died indebted will please
nanu .helr demands. properly attested, to
my NY attorney ut Law, JAMES D. TRADE
ELL at No. 6. Law Range. in the CITY OF
ooIulnola, >. Z. j. WINDHORN,
Zee flmo Administrators
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AT4S3t1 oaa - n,I : -.
sJ1yc> -
z ~ SSpfgi Goods and yaseeiS1. js Ss lS
'je 8Y M w. SBYTHEWO0D

! THIS ~ J, Saturday, MORNING. ht ialf,past
o'clGok. viii sell; at the Auction Ware
room on Washington street, in rear OF
s. A; T9Ieson, Esq, an invoice 81 = " =
:, !, ,,CAbtC0ES,s bleached and unbleached:
Ifekings, Merinos, ,Delanes, Jeans, CLOTH
anu Six Cioaks, Hats, Boots, Shoes, &c.
:. An invoice Of JEWELRY, consisting Of
Setts, Neck and Fob Chains, Pins. Kings.
&c.; also, hnlf dozen ,Silver-Plated Pitch,
:, Articles for sale received until 10 O'Clock.
Terms cash on delivery. = Dec Ss. :
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Richland---I -In Ennifu

NJ. D. Wood, Administrator, et u5:, va.
Mrs; jane Beck, et al Biz for sale of
. Reas Estate to pay Debts, Relief, DO.
ENpursuance OF thedecretal order. in the
" above stated caso, Il win sell, before the
Court House, on the FIRST MONDAY IN
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ADMINISTRATORS SALE.

MILL be cold, at public outcry, THIS
w MORNING, the 2Sth instant, at 10
O'clock. at tho Residence OF the late N.
Beraghi, the whole OF his GOODS AND
CHATTEIS, consisting of: 1T
- BAR FIXTURES, Furniture, Bagatelle
,j. ss;Fes, Screens, Pictures, Curtains .;s.ifss,
Dec 2S l.. H. TREVETT, Adm'r.E
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New Presbyterian HYMN Books.

UST received, an assortment of the
~ new Southern PSALMS and HYMNS,
IN plain ami fine bindings. For sale at
McCarter'a Bookstore.
Dec 81 r +, DRYAN
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Administrator Notice

"A LII persons having claims against the
"A estate Of JOHN TANNING, deceased.
VII! present them, properly attested: and
Gil Indebted will make Immediate payment
ana save costs. RICHD FLANAGAN,
Dec ii alb Alm;n;str.tn,r
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FINE FAMILY BIBLES.

NE have few very fine Oxford edi-
w tions Of the FAMILY BIBLE. which
mistake.
. HYMN BOOKS and Prayer Books of
various styles of binding, for the different
Churches
:, Writing Desks, Papctries containing
Envelopes and Paper, pcrfumed-some-
thing new-a handsome Christmas pre-
sent, at DUFFIE Il CHAPMAN'S
Dec Y Bookstore.
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. .C0Lya1isrA / stAtaxSEr.

Y RepoyE for Week ding Friday, Deo %.
81 Adsn orFteF, cot5atBta, 81 d. Des. 49,,
This being . Sbel lsaay, seek, / tiasrs has not no
been plnsh dong ia cotton; tbut ALI That
!hssS ibesn offered = IS kah sor, !, basis os
1s3@1sl for middhng The sales Of the
week have been 272 bales as follows: SO OSt
l2l; so at 123;, s46 at 1s; 80 at 13l ;i0 at l3i;
20 at 1886 ati2i; 81 at l2s; is at12i.
The demapd for all country produce con-
tinpes good, at former .rriceo. ..Yl s.
: The following buying rates OF South Ca.
roima Bank Notes, is prepared by Thos. Z.
Gregg y Co., Brokers: ..t.a.
Bank OF Camden. 80. 10
Hank OF Charleston. IL
Bank OF Chester. 7
BANK OF Georgetown. III
Bank of Newberry. %
Bank OF South Carolina q
Bank OF State of South Carolina. Go,d =
Bank OF State of South Carolina, tnew.l 9
BANK OF Hamburg II
Commercial Bank. -
Exchange Daiih. u
Planters Bank 4
Farmers and Exchange Bank. /
State Bank
Union Bank ct
uth-western Railroad Bank, [old, .2S
Planters and Mechanics. Ia
merchants .................. T
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IRON TIE
To Publishers and Journalists.

10 IuUlIBHtTS anu JOufnaIlSCS.
A LARGE amount of TYPE. and JOB
IA MATERIAL, for sale, in lots to suit
Also, q fine HAND PRESS, prioe $3.50; an
Adams Power Press, price 81, 500; and q,
Gard Press, price s100. Apply to . 81
4 ,Dees sc6iumbia.
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NOTICE.

A Ii parsons having claims against tho
"A estate of ELIZABETH HARRIS. de-
ceased, VIII present the same properly
attested, and all persons indebted will
make pa! to-
JOHN PRESTON, JR.,
NOV sthlS Qualified Executor.
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An eruption OF the skin, of thirty
years standing, which defied the skill Of
inc doctors. was cured, in Philadelphia.
by using Hcin.tsh's Qnecn's Delight.
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English Goods.
ISL RECEIVED, direct from Liver
~ pool.
Fine noCDLE-BAEHEL GUNS.
Eley's and Coxe's Percussion Can.
Police Handouts,
Timed, Iron. Table and Tea Spoons.
Common and Fine Curry Combs,
Iadlocks, in setts and dozens.
Fine Steel Shcvcls and Tongs.
English Wafer Irons,
Trace Chains and Hoes.
Hooks and Hinges,
Cases Surveyors Instruments.
Brass Letter Locks,
Brad, Sewing and Pcgging Avis.
Wad Cutters, Gun Wads. &c.
For sale low by j.. /. r. AGNEW.
Dec 81
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1867-06-25
OHIO LOCAL ITEMS.

Bio CHERRY TREE.--The Statesman mem
tions the fact that so far as has yet been
developed. the largest cherry tree in Ohio
Is on Mr. Ansfaeks farm, in Perry county -
of the black-heart species, brought from
Berks county, Pa, In 1917; is so feet high,
4 f. inch through and the longest limb is
AZ feet. ....
THE GLORIOUS FOURTH. The city coun-
ell of Columbus have appropriated $500 to
cooperate with the sherman Guards in
getting up an oldfashioned patriotic cele-
bration of the glorious fourth of July, un-
! til lately, so-called. There are persons,
still living, among the old pioncers-the
early settlers of Ohio-who retain lively
recollection of the once memorable day, on
which the gay Goddess of Liberty was wont
to mount on the pnions of tho proud bird
Of Jove and soar aloft among the heecy
clouds of skyrakng oratory.
Captain Luther Redfield died at Monroe,
Ohio, a few days ago, aged 81. He was 4
soldier of the war of 1872, On the morn
ing of his death, he arose and dressed as
usual sitting in his chair he at once COM
plained of pain and faintness, and without
a struggle passed away.
IL. NJ. Diggins, agent in Cincinnati oi
the Manhattan Insurance Company, OF
New York, was arrested last evening,
charged with robbing that institution OF
$1,000.
There was Fenian meeting in Columbus
last night, in the interests of the Roberts
faction, but as it turned out majority OF
the Fenians present favored stephens.
1t is stated In case Mr.. Galloway declines
the Jacobin nomination for Lieutenant
Governor, an attempt will be made to in
duce the State Central Committee to put
Mr.. Tibballs, of Summit, on the ticket In
Mr.. Galloway's place.
Governor Cox has appointed Albert
Douglas, of Chillicothe, Robert w. Steele
of DAYTON, G.. \. Harrington, of Columbus
and Douglas Putnam, Of Marietta, members
of the State Board of Charities. There il
one member wanting, and James Perkins
of Cleveland, will probably be the ap
pointee. .u
Z Governor Tod, Of Ohio, who signed tn
pledge and joinedthe Sons of Temperance
: two or three weeks ago, made his irs
temperance speech in Washington OF
, Monday. II is spoken of rs eloquent an'
] touching.
There will be. an noltl-fashioued celebra
tlon at Ashland omthe 4th of July Ever.
body is invited.
The Williams County Democrat announ
ces the death of Mrs. Cazatt, at the age o
100 years.
: The Democracy of Franklin county hav
:. resolved to abandon the popular vote sys
a tenn of making nominations.
q eB-We have on hand a fresh supply
Q good jobbing inks and are prepared to d
!. work in neat and workmanlike manne
3 and on short notice.
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seems to be "hcads Win iails you Lose
But read the circular;
"Holdng this proposition hs true that
the American farmer who produces lhe
Iaw material, and the American manuiac-
iurer and mechanic who work up the raw
material and NJ u for ultimate usc-all
these bearing u major part Of the expenses
of the GOyernmeut--are, of natural rlghI
entitled to the benefits Of the American
market as against foreign producers ana
manufacturers. Therefore are solemnly
pledged to viudicate our belief IN the trutu
Of this proposition by all hohOraole anu
Legitimate means within the prerogatiVe oil
sln view ofithe abovo related f,ot and
! since the candidates Of the leading political
parties Of our State have been presented ~
! their respective conventions, am directed
on behalf of the Ohio Wool Growers As
sociation. aud the friends Of q protective
policy, 10 call a public meeungni the Mem
] bers of that Association. and all Others Of
/ our fellow citizens who are IN favor Of Leg
lislation for the protecUon Of Amcrean IN
dustry. TO be held In the City OF Cleveland,
on Thursday, the 4th day of July, 1851 az
N O'clock A. NJ to take counsel upon mat
tiers relating to said interests connected
with the pending canvass for state officers.
IS. ID. HARRIS, Secretpry.'
| Cleveland, June 81, 1867.
|
| 4 BuG1ARDs.-In the champion match ut
Billiards, played in Cleveland by JonN
| FRAwLEY and HARRY CHoATE, for the
championship Of the State, resulted in the
defeat Of ChOato by 52s points. The game
was 1900 point carom and to be played
according to the established rules, except
the ''jawingn of the balls, which was bar
rcd The stakes in the game were $3.50
a side and the golden cue.
The umpires were Harry Cotton, OF
sandusky, for Choate, and Hiram M'Ecod,
of Cleveland, for FraNley and Phil Tie
man, Of Cincinnati acted as referee. The
game occupied four hours, closing ut lA5
a. NJ The average score for Frawley, was
Ill.i5; and for Choate, GAG, Nothing TO
boast of for either. We have witnessed
many game with better average between
men who made no pretenslOns to the cham
lpiOnshlp.
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tn We assure our neighbor we have no
desire to. stop his Monday morning issue.
IL is not for that purpose we favor the en-
forcement Of the Sunday law. But our
neighbor says he don't work on Sunday. II
is only the "jour printers Good Joke,
that Tom says he don't sell liquor Oh
Sunday, he has bar-keepcr who attends
to that while he goes TO church. DO you
see the pint, a" neighborS
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PIcSIo.-Thcse are the days for picnic
ing and having good time generally.
But in all these things there should be
sprinkling of common sense mingled with
the fun and pleasure by those having the
affair in charge-partieularly 50 when the
party is composed principally of children.
Wei are led TO make these remarks
from what we witnessed this morning from
our office window. A procession of little
ones--dear to the mothers heart--were
moving along the middle Of Main street
where number of horses attached TO
wagons were standing. And this process
sion was headed by brass band with Gym
bal accompaniment. And the music OF
that band, however sweet 1t may have
been to human ears, did not seem to be
pleasant to horse ears; and our heart fairly
ceased its beating as we watched the fran
tic struggle of some of those animals, and
thought of the terrible destruction to hu-
man life, should those horses break from
the restraint of those who held them and
dash through that procession of little ones
May we not be pardoned for a word oI
warning in relation to such matters, and
for requesting that hereafter all such pro-
cession oflittle ones be confined to the side
walks. tu,l.,
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tH-Thoso who are engaged in the erec-
tion Of the building opposite our office have
in their employ very self-Nilled and
demonstratlye horse, and a boy whose
Language is very emphatic at tunes, when
said horse don't obey the reins.
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To the People Of OhiO-Pr0tectl0n
10 American Interests. ri-,i

Under the above head we received the
following circular for publication. IL is,
in fact, call for Wool Growers Conyen-
tion to protest against the action Of the
late Mongrel Convention in placing Gen
Hayes in nomination as candidate for
Governor. How the matter will end, time
will show. There seems, however, TO be
two wings to the wool gatherers' party
the one wants protection on sleeps wool,
which Gen. Hayes voted against, and the
other wants protection on niggers' weok
which Gen. Hayes faVors. And the game
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gS- The Mayors Court this morning
when We called was barren Of items, only
one case that We could learn Of in the po-
lice line. Some chap had surrounded too
much jersey lightning and 1t made him
"zig-zag." lie had nothing, and we sup
pose the Mayor thought It would not pay
to board at the expense of the city, so lie
was discharged.
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MONTGOMERY CotNrY IloksS FAM
Premium list. sl,OOO--open TO all The
First Regular Horse fqir5of the MontRqp7
cry Agricultural Society, viii be held on
their Grounds, q, Dayton, ohio, on Thurs
day nnd FfidaY June p and % 1857
.lunr2itt.
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Probate Court.
auARDIAN.R SALE on REAL EsTATE.

GUARDIANS 5 SALE OF REAL ESTATE.
N pursuance Of.an order and decree Of the Pro-
i bate Court of Montgomery County, Ohio, made
in a tause Iiending in saht Court wherein Frances
BeDk khOG, by her guardian, Lawrence ButZ, lr, Is
petitioner, and said ward and others are defend
ants Shalt Oar Tor sale at the door OF the court
house u'said county, on saturday the 2Oth day of
July, 1851, at two O'Clock p, the following de-
,crbed rei,l estate situate In the city of Dayton
county of Montgomery, and State Of Ohio, to.wit:
Part Of lot numbered sixteen hundred and sixty
three 4 GB3), sad part Of sitid lot fronts twenty
six feet and three inchds jefferson street, aud
runs back the same width TO an alley and 10 the
north part OF said lot No. I ,G63
Terms Of sale One third OF the purchase money
10 bo paid on the day OF sale one-third In one
year and one third in two years from said day Of
sale 10 bear interest from day of sale, and be Sc
cured by mortgage ON the premises. ~.
said lot Is appraised at $500 and can not sell for
less than twothirds OF the appraised value there
Of LAWRENCE BUTX, JR, "
|. Guardian Of Frances Benkhon.
JOHS j. ACKERAAH, Att'y for Petitioner.
l. Dayton, o.. JunelB 1881 Junel9-dltw4t-4i
lYoikzeitung please copy ~, .n~
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ty' The high School Exhibition atTur-
ners Opera House will form one 0f great
interest to those in attendance. You must
70 early if YOU desire a seat. Hft
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1867-06-25

ssY- Bro. Bick. assumes that we have be-
come an advocate of the Sunday Law. Well,
yes. If Tom has to shut up his saloon, or
Julius close his cigar store on Sunday, we
are for the enforcement of the law in the
case of the journal office. Bickham has no
more right under the operations of the
Sunday Law. to run his "chebang''
for the dissemination Of Abolition political
poison, than Tom or Julius have to keep
open their places of business on the same
day. If the law is TO be enforced in one
case, let it be enforced in all cases. We are
opposed TO any such operation as viii al
low Mr.. Bickham, or "any other man." to
do that which we may not do If we choose
so to do.
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1867-06-25

HOUSE w ANTkp.--A house econtainingslx
or seven rooms, and the necessary OUT
houses attached, Is wanted by family.
One in the eastern part OF the city prefer
red. Leave word at this office. If
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THE DAILY EMPIRE
EpfaI and NIlsnllanfpus.


Subscribers to the Daliy E'nfirs. when the pa
pers are delivered in the city by The carriers,
must pay to them at the rate Of tr0fv esHfs per
week. = ..s
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tB- Carriages and Bnggies at auction
prices for onelweek only, at LangdOn d
Bros carriage shop, Fourthstreet.
| June2i-dGt
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aS'- Ovcralls. With aprons and suspend
ers attached. Gan De had at the Eagle Cloth
ing Store, us Main street. June20
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BY C. p. Huber & Son,

by o \ IlIIDVI N pVII'
Household GooDs.-We win offer ut
auction, at No. 81 Ludlow street, Friday
morning next an excellent assortment OF
household goods and kitchen furniture
Carpets, bureaus, tables, bedstesds, chairs
and other articles adHaeH : Jane34-dtf
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L11aportant

To those wishing houses repaired to know that
j A NJ ~ s u q u q IA SIS
HAS opened a repairing shopon I ldlow street,
III No 40, better known Rs the old Miami engine
house, WHARF, he isprepared TO attend TO general
Jobbing ip the earpentering and contracting busi-
ness. Those fayOrng him with work may rely
thAthe will endeavOr TO give satisfaction, at mod
crate prices.
N.B-Furniture repaired with neatness and
despatch. ma20, '67-d2w, JAS DOUGLASS.
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EH~ If Bickham is allowed to run his
" "chebang on sunday, then we say that
every saloon keeper, cigar maker, 'mer-
chant. mechanic and day laborer, is en-
titled to, and ought to enjoy the same
privilege. And II we were the Mayor of
the city of Dayton, and such open violation
Of the sunday law, as that of the Journal,
was permitted by the Police Commission
ers, we would dismiss every other case
brought before us for a similar offence.
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1867-06-25

FOURTH OF oFJULY.-Those who desire TO
avail themselves of the opportunity offered
under the arrangements of the Young
Mems Reading Room Association Of this
city, to take pleasure trip to the Lakes,
should make haste to procure their tickets,
The company is pretty nearly madeup, aud
the sale of tickets will close on Saturday
Comfortable seats on the cars will be pro-
vided Tor all. This is a rare opportunity for
delightlnl pleasure trip.
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1867-06-25

INTERESTING TO TAX FAYERs.-The time
for the payment OF June taxes, will be eX-
tended until Saturday evening, 29th inst.'
after which time the penalty will positively
be added. In order to afford every facility
to mechanics and others, who have not
time to attend to it during the day, / will
keep open the Treasurer's Office, for pay
lnent of taxes until ten O'Clock at night.
.pASIEL STALEY,
Treasurer OF Montgomery County.
juno %, iG77d2ta Cd. t1,ar i.ume r
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WHEEL OEF.--There was a collision be-
tween two market wagons In front OF cur
Office this morning-and Il large heavy
road wagon, loaded with corn and drawn
by two powerful bays came in contact
with a huckster's spring wagon, as the
former was moving out from the curbing
The result was the fore wheel OF the light
wagon and its iron axle was severed from
the wagon. Maybe there wasn't some
talking done by an excited female on the
occasion The words were we'll chosen,
too, though not altogether pertinent to the
case in many instances; but they were well
chosen nevertheless and id expressive
eBBe honest about it If you can, neigh
bor and don't be telling around that We
desire an enforcement of the Sunday law
to prevent you issuing paper on Monday
That is a mighty poor dodge. You could
prepare your matter just as well saturday
night for Monday morning as you can Sun
day, and thus save II violation of the Sunday
law.
We believe, neighbor you insisted in al
article not long since that the patrolmaT
who was derelict in his duty in not arrest
ing parties violating the Sunday law for
feited his place, Now if the patrolman OF
that beat don't do his duty in arresting th'
violators of the Sunday law, why don
you inform on him?
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1867-06-25

MsGNIrIcrSr sufrs ron CniLpREN.-The
youths and childiens' suits at the Eagle
Clothing Store are the most splendid ever
offered in n-magniticentisthe word.
II you would have your little ones beauti-
fully arrayed, go to this popular house and
nowhere else Iune5