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The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1867-09-30

the tobacco inspectors OF the several
revenue districts are frequently coun-
-terfeited and used The tobacco thus
marked is sent out of the district and
sold elsewhere, thus escaping the
attention of the regular inspectors.
Judge Underwood and l.. NJ, Chan
3dler. United States District Attorneys
for Virginia, are here in consultation
with the Attorney General relative to
the trial of JEFF Davis In November.
Mr.. Chandler. who is, prosecuting
officer in the case, viii, it is, under
stood, be governed in his action en-
tirely by the advice of Mr.. Stanberry.
Judge Underwood and Mr.. Chandler
are both of the opinion that sufficient
testimony can be produced to con-
vict Davis, provided the case is al
lowed to take the regular course with
out interference from the authorities
here. The friends of Davis, includ-
ing his bondsmen, assert that he will
put IN an appearance at the court
when he is wanted, and that he is not
only willing, but anxious, to go
through regular trial on the Indict-
ment against him. T,tf
K Collector Root seized large vine
gar factory on Elm Street. owned by
j. Kemper, for distilling whisky
without license.
The Times special says that official
dispatches from New Orleans state
that Gems. s. Wheaton and Graham,
and other officers, are sick with the
yellow fever. They were doing we'll
yesterday. There have been several
deaths at Greenpoint, of what is pos
itively stated to have been yellow
fever.
The Worlds Washington special
says: Important official information
has been received here, that judicial
steps have been taken In Gen. Pope's
District to secure the right of suf-
frage. By recent proclamation, sew
eral citizens of Alabama who have
been pardoned by the proclamation,
have been before the Boards of Reg
istration, which are now revising the
lists, and demand the right to be reg
istered. Gen. Pope instructed the
Boards to refuse to register them, and
they were refused. Hon. S. f. Rice,
of Montgomery, an Judge of Ala
went before the United States Com
inicSlOucI dua maui dnudtlt VI luc
fact, with a view of testing, in the
United States Courts. the constitu-
tionality of the military reconstruc-
tion laws and the powers conferred
by an Executive pardon. dj3o
Similar movements will be made in
all of the Southern States where the
registration is not closed. and illegal
redress fails before Judges Busted
and Underwood in Alabama and Vir-
ginia, his Honor, Chief Justice Chase,
can look at his Presidential prospects
over decision on the Military act,
i'm his Circuit Court1in Norths Caro-
lima This important movement is
exciting deep interest in official circles
here. - ~ ~ AH- = = = 4
New York, Sept. 2s.-The Her.
ADS special says: The Radicals of
Virginia claim that theywill have at
least sixty out of the one hundred and
five delegates to be elected to the
State Convention. 1
Col. Messmore, it is. now under
stood, will be removed from his posi-
ton as Deputy Commissioner of In
ternal Revenue in this city.
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". Y. SPECIALS.
Plan for the Resumption Of Specie
Payment = Tobacco Frauds JEFF.
Davis Trial-COnfidence Felt that
he win be C0nyicted-YelleW Fever
at New Orleans. IS.

New York, Sept. 28.-The Her.
AIDS Washington special says plan
has been transmitted to the Secretary
of the Treasury which it is understood
meets the approval of bankers and
financial men of New York, who have
conferred on the subject, by means
of which it will be practicable
to accomplish the resumption of spe-
Gle payment in FIVE years; retire all
the National Bank currency notes
within ninety days; substitute green
backs as the sole currency of the
country; give commerce and the West
ninety millions increased bank circu-
lation in greenbacks and reduce the
coin interest debt S300,000OOO, and
all in a manner satisfactory to the
banking and financial interests of all
sections. ss.~ s4HN -;
A Boston paper recently published
telegram to the effect that Secretary
McCulloch was short of currency
funds, and would in consequence
throw twenty millions in gold the
market. The Secretary says there is
no truth in such report, and ne has
forbid den any one about his office from
furnis hing information TO newspaper
cores pondents in future. except
heads of bureaus designated by him
self. 1t now appears that the Farm
ers' an d Citizens National Bank or
Brooklyn, was seized under amisap-
prehens ion of facts.
An in spector, who has just returned
to make his report TO Ccmmnissioner
Rollins, after SIX mouths tour
through the West and Southwest
represen Is tie frauds upon tie reve-
nue. in the tobacco business as
scarcely inferior in extent and enOr-
nifty to the whisky frauds. His
attenti on was directed to the tobacco
trade xelusively, and he states that
in the brief time he has been away be
has di severed frauds to the extent
of half million dollars. These were
mostly brought to light in ST. Louis
Cincin natl, Louisville, Cairo, and
Memp his The stencil-marks used By
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ENGLAND.

LONDON, Sept. 2S-Noon.-Fenian
rumors are still current. 1t is an
nounced this morning that another
Fenlan cruiser was recently seen
lowering about the Irish coast. The
Government is taking every possible
precaution to prevent an outbreak.
LONDON, Sept 2S.-At Newmarket,
yesterday. Handecan wou by Friday,
and Tiocodero came In second. The
race for the For6ham stakes was won
easily by Athen.
LONDON, Sept. 20, noon.-Reports
from Italy are very conflicting. The
latest dispatch mentions serious
riots at Madena, Milan, Genoa and
Naples. Gen. Garibaldi was going to
Caprera. The Pope sent a message
to Napoleon thanking him for the ar
rest of Garibaldi.
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MANCHESTER, Sept 27-The po-
lice are very active in arresting prison
ers believed to be implicated Ia the
recent riot. Scores are appreheuded
since last report. stThe prisoners are
all DISCHARGED, however, as-fast as ex-
amined. Nothing has been proven to
warrant their detention. nor has
anything as to the plans of the Fenian
organization, been elected.
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BUFFALO.
Adjournment of the Board OF For,
eign Missions.

BUFFALo, Sept. =28.-The Board of
Foreign Missions finally adjourned
yesterday, after eleeting the following
officers for the ensuing year: Presi-
dent, Rev. Mark Hopkins; Vice
President, VIM. E. Dodge; Core
spending Secretaries, Rev. s. B.
Treal and G. 7. Wood; Treasurer, L..
s. Ward.
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EUROPE.
BY ATLANTIC TELEGRAPH.
Riots Suppressed-The Pope Thanks
Napoleon for the Arres. of Carl
baldi-Races.
ITALY.

FLORENCE, Sept. 27.-The recent
riots by the Garibaldian partizans in
various parts of the Kingdom, have
been suppressed. and it is officially
announced to-day that the country is
TRANQUIL.
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MISCELLANEOUS.
Heavy Robbery at SeymOur-Adams
Express C0mpany-L0se 10000
Conservative Meeting at Raleigh.

CINcINNArI, Sept. 29.-Fwo men
entered the cars of the Ohio 4 Mis-
sissippi Railroad at Seymour Ind,
last night, and making their way to
messenger, and robbed the safes Of
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RALEIGH, Sept. 2S.-At Conser
vative meeting last night, speeches
were made and perfect harmony and
enthusiasm were, manifested. A.
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CINCINNATI Markets.

CINCINNATI, January 2G.
The market has relapsed into perfect qui-
etude. and very little II anything was done
to-day Provisions are quiet. but steady.
Receipts of Hogs was larger than usual for
the close of the season.
Breadstulls are steady, aud no material
change Is observable ia either direction.
sales were very light and confined to
direct wants. An speculative action seems
qnietcd, but confidence is still maintained
by holders
The receipts Of Hogs to-day were 1896
head the total number for the season
amounting 10 426, 239. Sales of So head.
dressed, nc 81 .. Figures ranging from
~ 5O@1 10. Live Hogs are taken slowly
ut 50 5O6G 20.
Lard is more active, but sales were not
extensive; 100 ticrces prime kettle sold at
l2@l21Bc.; some is held at l2Lc.: prime
steam is offered at llh6tlAc.
Breadstuils are again quiet, and the mar
kct settled to perfect inaction, but holders
are IN nowise urgent to effect sales. Fiours
had little or no demand, aud held at about
previous quotations: Fancies. SlI 5Oml5:
Winter tancies, Sl3@l3 90; Spring do, u
Wheat Is unchanged; corn dull. Mixed
shelled Is held at G0@6lc., and in new gun
mes at 7b@10c Ear corn is offered at 54@
Doc; sale of 800 bushels at 55c
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EXECUTORS SALE OF THE JOHN
MAUSE FARM.
viii oner for sale, at public auction, on

n
Between the hours of one and four O'Clock T.. NJ .
upon the premises the following described real
estate, situate in Montgomery County, State of
Ohio, to-wit: Being fOrty-twO acres, more or less,
on the west side Of the nOrthwestquarter of sectrn
No nineteen u9) town four ~, range FIVE (s).
east, SC
The premises have been appraised free OF
dover, az one hundred and ten dollars per acre,
and cannot sell for less than that amount
TERMS OF SALE-One-thi cash; one third
in one year, and One-third in two years from tho
LIST day of April 1887 with interest from that date
the payment to be secured by mortgage upon the
premises sold,
The premises are situated on the township road
and adjoining the town of Amity, and about one
half mile south OF the Wolf Creek Pike, There is
upon the premises good frame dwelling, with n
good cellar under same; good frame barn well
OF good water; stone spring house; stone smoke
house, and all the necessary out-buildngs, all in
good repair; young orchard Of bearing fruit OF
u general variety and choice fruit. Also running
water. furnished by never-failing spring sum.
cient for stock. HARVEY VFNUS
Executor of John Mausp deceased
GEO. W, MOYER, Attorney. iGw4
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EII.



pass with thee beneath cathedral arches
Where Kings and poets sleeps
/. sit with thee beneath ancestral larchce
WnCrc twilight shadows creep
bend above the desk when thou art writing
The words that viii be read
with pitying sorrow for thy heartlcss slightng
When thou ART dead
rhon dost Rot know the tender love fraternal
The irieuship fond and true.
That yet shall deck thyihrow with lRurcls vornal.
Now crowned with gloomy hue.
Thou dust not know how gifted ones will follow
The pathways thou dOst tread.
And chidp the worlds neglect and nattery hollow
When thou ART dead
They'll show thy works piles OF commercial page
win meet the strangers gaze,
Thou urst OF wits, thou purest OF the sagcs
or happiCst author days;
But viii they say how thou hast bent above them
While thN poor heart hath hled2
These are thy works and the proud world shall
love them,
When thou art dead
And thus dream, and years break not thy slum
bers
Thou gentle genial friend
Thou sweet Interpreter Of mirthfui numbers
When viii thy influence endy
still 10 the mourncr thou art comfort giving
Thou cheeTcst the sick ones hed
Dearer art thou than thousands Of the living,
Ellis dead
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HELD TO ASswER.-In the case of Miller
charged with rape upon the person of
Miss Brown, an examination of which, oc-
cupying two days, was had before Justice
Zehring, of Germantown, closing on Fri
day evening last the prisoner was held to
answer in the sum of $l,500. There was
much Indignation and a disposition to take
the law in their own hands on the part of
the friends of the young lady, we are in
formed, and it was generally believed that
Miller would be "suspended' from all
further earthly operations if he fell into
their hands; but better counsel seems to
have prevailed and the law, we doubt not,
will be suffered to take its course.
Adam Clay, Esq appeared for the de-
fence; and Squire Meyer for the State.
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MONTGOMERY AGRICULTURAL SOCIETY,"
On Saturday last, at the annual election o
the Montgomery Agricultural Society, tn,
following gentlemen were chosen rs the
Board of Directors for the current year:
r, ID. Harshman. John Wiggim, w. Il. ;
Ayres. Marcus Eells, John Kennedy, iona
than kenney, John f. Allen, j. Il. Brad
ford, j. c. Wilson, r. II. Gillis, A. kuhns
James Applegate, Edward Newcom, r. G
Corwin, ID. II. Prugh, Capt. Dan. kizer
Samuel Rohrer, +. Heathman.
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Eofal Autiffs.

eB-A Scrpon on the text--"MiRd youa
o,oR Busiaess'-and cntited-"St Antony,
Alban Butler aud Local Gossip Of the Day
ton Daily Journal for sale at Fishers
Book store, No. 90 jefferson street. near
the Postoiilce. The profit Is for the sup
port aud cducatiou of two orphans.
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New OrIenns Market.

New ORLEANS, January %.
Flour dull' and prices closing ut Sll 250
III 10 for supertluc.
Mess Pork in better supply. and prices
lower, small sales at S27 0O@2S O0 Shout
ders, l7c.; clear sides, a2c.
sugar lower; prime 60 choice, lSlS@14c.
Molasscs firm and steady.
Corn has declined to 81 Is.
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CE We trust that the friends OF the En-
PIRE will be little lenient with us for a
time and not make up their minds too has
tily, condemning us for sins Of eitheromis-
sion or commission. 1t viii take some time
to get ourselves fairly settled in the char
ness" and the wheels turning smoothly.
We have pretty heavy load and am up
hill draw, but we have started with the
determination to reach the top and hope to
succeed.
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53-The birds of the woods are chrping
and singing in their meodious songs that
}. A. Minick, corner OF jefferson and Mar
kct streets, is selling groceries of the best
quality, cheaper than any other house in
the city. The birds are right
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SPLENDID Ars.-Lcbcnsburger d
Son, No. los Main street. have just received
he most splendid lot of overcoats in the
city, which they are olicringat very low
g"res. Call and see them. ltd&w
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THE GREAT ENGLISH REMEDY,
PROTECTED BY ROYAL LETTERS PATENT
SIR JAMES CLARKE'S
Celebrated Female Pills.

Prepared from u prescription Of Sir Il. CIIrke, NJ
d., PAystcfa@ EDtraOrditdry 10 tie queen.
rms invaluable medicine is unfailing in the cure
OF an tn0se painful and dangerous diseases TO
which the female constitution is subject 1t mod.
crates al eNccSses and removes all distinctions
from whatever cause. A speedy cure may be
relied ON.
40 TEARHIED ID LADIES
II is particularly suited, It will, in a short time
bring on the monthly period with regularity
CAUTION.
These Pils should not be taken by Females duriag
are sure to 6riRg Miscarriage, but al am otleS
tiAie they are safe.
In all cases of Nervous and Spinal Affections
Pains in the Back and Limbs Fatigue on sIight
eXertion, PalpitatiOn Of the Heart Mysteries and
whites, these Pills will effect q cure when an
other means have failed and although a powerful
remedy, do not contain iron calomel antimony or
anything hurttul to the constitution.
Full directions in the pamphlet around each
PACKAGE which should be carefully preserved
SOLD BY ALL DRUGGISTS PRICE. 81 PER bottle
SPECIAL NOTICE.
~ Is the GIte Cf egsry 0dluaJls JIedieiRs 10 be
IouNTEkfElrEp. BE cautious, therefore, ana sss
Ehdt NE letters 30 M are 6l0ioR iH he bottle ana
T4df each Drdppe 6ears The Fac SMILES Of f4e si0-
natures Of / q. BALDWINtf co ami non VOS5S
NE9Sn 9otthOW lOhich, none are genuine
n Bone Dollar, with Eighteen Cents for
tosiaGei enclosed TO any authorized Agent or to
the sole General Agent for the United States md
British Duminions,
JOB MOSES, n Cortlaudt St., New York
win ensure a bottle, containing Fifty PMS NV
return mail, securely sealed from an observation
ocl2daweowty-b
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BEsr's f'MTERs-PMCE REDuCED.-Inor-
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. iYl2dtf
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CORRECTED DAILY ny JOHN A. MINICK, COR
NER JEFFERSON AND MARKET.
DAYTON Grain Market

Wheat 50 60; Corn. i5@50c.; Oats, 3s@
40c.; Rye. 00c .@Sl; Barley. Sl@l 10; Tim
othy Seed, 81 70; Glover Seed 81 ~ Flax
Seed, 81 -.
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business gutitts.
DYSPEPSIA !


~---- Tonic is COuCcu
rated preparation of Roots and Herbs, with
hntiacds and carminatiyes to strengthen
the stomach and nervous system. II j. "
certain remedy for Dyspepsia or lndiges
ton, Nervousness, Loss of Appetite, Acili
ty of the Stomach, F'latulency and Debility
1t is not alcoholic, therefore particularly
suited for Weak, Nervous. and Dyspcpt ,
persons. For sale by all Druggists every
where ut 81 per bottle.
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mined to reduce our enormous stock OF
winter clothing, especially in overcoats,
therefore we offer the greatest induce
ments to buyers ever offered in this city
We will sell without regard to price OF
cost. Come and convince yourselves. Re-
spectfully, Lessner & Brother. daw
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ssE-The "Mule Team" has just landed
the finest brands of tobacco to be found any
where in Dayton, at j. A. Minick's grocery,
corner of Jefferson and Market streets.
Try it.
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New York Market.

New YORK, January 2G.
Cotton duh at 33k@3fc. for middling.
Sugar dull and prices tending downward,
and buyers contending for concessions of
l8@ Acr which holders are not willing to
make. Coffee firm ut l7@1Sc in gold.
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WAISKERS AND MUSTACHES

EORCED to grow upon the smoothcst face in
~ from three TO 1--WE weeks by using Dr. SEVIG-
NE'S SRESTAURArUERCA CAPILLAIRE the most
upon the Beard and Hair in AN almost miraculous
manner. 1t has been used by the elite of Paris
and London with the most hattering success
Names Of all purchasers will be registered and if
entire satisfaction Is not given in every instance
the money will he cheerfully refunded Price bV
iasl, nm s5aie1 anu R1stpai1 g descriptive creu-
GER, SHUTS Il Co, Chemists, No 2s5 River
Street Troy, n. T. Sole agents for the United
states nO30dim
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DISSOLUTION OF PARTNERSHIP.

nUTOIT n EtCKMAHN have dissolved their
IL partnership, Conrad Eickmann having retired.
The business rs heretofore will be continued by
Eugene Dutoit, who will settle all accounts dAe
and against the firm, DuToIr EICKMANN.'
Dseenbsr 2, 1855. dscSdtt
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MICHAEL HARTNETTs ESTATE.

NOTICE is hereby given that the subscriber has
IN been appointed and qualified AS administrator
on the estate of Michael IInrtnett late of Mont
gomery county, Ohio, deceased. All persons in.
debed TO the estate are requested TO call and set
tie their accounts with the administrator
DENNIS DWYER
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DISSOLUTION OF co-PARTNERsHIp

THE partnership heretofore existing under the
firm name Of lIcinSon n rrcutman was dis
solved by mutual consent, on the7th day OF Janu-
ary, 1877 Either partner is authorized TO settle
the business of the Old firm
JOHN L. UEINSON
G. ~ TREUTMAN
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MORBID CURIosTY.-A cotemporary,
who has been an occasional looker-in on
some of the courts, ,and evidently hitting
at the disgusting divorce case at Chicago,
followed by the equally disgusting case at
Cincinnati, breaks forth, in spasm of sur
prise with, "Would you believe it, the
women are actually, from their curiosity,
becoming nuisance in our law courts es-
pecially in cases where coarse and indecent
evidence has to be given in. In the Di-
vorce Court they act shamelessly in their
desire to hear the filthy testimony. The
other day Judge attempted to get rid of
his "lady' audience, with only partial sue
cess. Some evidence of a very gross char
acter being impending, the Judge directed
that all respectable females should leave
the court. There was a pause, during
which some of the women retired. There
was then another pause, and the rest evil
IDENTIFY intending to remain, the Judge
added, "All the respectable females having
left the court, the case will now proceed.
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BEATS THEN ALL.-IIarris Cashmere
suits, (the salt and pepper heavy and of
first quality, custom-made, at $25. worth
S35. Mt lis Main street. II. SCHwARz.
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AUDITORS OFFICE, MONTGOMERY Co. 0. ,
DAYTON IAnmarY N 1897 I

TNHE Board of Commissioners at their regular
Il session December B, 1866, ordered the follow.
ing resolution 10 be placed upon the minutes. and
published in the newspapers Dayton Journal and
EHpiFe:
ResOtged, That hereafter no bills, over which the
Board of Commissioners have control, and fol
which said Board will be called upon TO pay, will
bb honored nor paid, unless authorized by said
Board Of Commissioners. rhis resolution 10 be IN
force from the date of its passage-Dee. 5, 1886.
SAMUEL ROHRER
JAMES APPLEGATE,
GEORGE A. GROVE,
Commissioners Montgomery Co.
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THE OPERA lloUsE.-NIr. and Miss Blu
chauan, with an admirable company to
support them, continue To draw crowds OF
admirers to the Opera House, and no won
der. for their renditions of character are
those Of first class artistes.
Saturday night we were presented with
"Pizarro," Mr.. Buchanan as "Rolla" and
Miss Virginia as "Elvira." Tonight wa
are to have that great tragedy by Judge
Conrad, Jack Cade, or the Kentish Re-
bellion," and without doubt there will be a
"crowded house"
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tT-The Journal, Of this morning, Mon
day. In an attempt to be exceedingly witty
at the expose of certain parties who pro-
pose starting the publication of Demo-
cratic paper at Chicago. Illinois, called the
Age, suggests that It be called the "Ddrk
Age" Poor fellcw, he has had the negro
before his eyes so long that the optical
nerves and even his brain has become so
affected that now nothing but spark" OBJ
iects satisfy him.
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Look HERE l-Schwarz will close ont his
Government OVercoatS, new 1t 80 75.
Sign of Golden Eagle.
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THE DAILY EMPIRE.
Coral and a9listtllautous.

THE LEvEE.--The bill authorizing the
city Of Dayton to borrow 100000 TO repair
the levee on the Miami and MadrIyers, has
passed tho H6hse Of Representatives.
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Css- THE MULES are just hauling in Il
hundred barrels of Salt. Cali at j. A. Min
ick's, corner of jefferson and Market
streets
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LOWER Than COST, 50 75.--Home-made
Jeans pants, lined, for So IS, Cheaper than
the stuff at the Golden Eagle llS Main
street.
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Who Wants Bargains.

MARTIN OMBERGER, REAL
ESTATE AGENT, DAYTON, OHIO. has for sale.
twenty Houses and Lots ranging from $500 to
Also six Earms-three in Darkc, two in Mont
gomery. and one in Van Vert County
The undersigned can always be found at the
Ohio Insurance ONCE when not out on business.
or at the Post ONCE corner.
Buysand sells property. Terms liberal
faprI2-tf
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EE-It will give us much. pleasure to
meet and become acquainted with tho
Democracy of the different townships, and
we hope that when they come to Dayton
they will not fail to call and see us at the
EMPIRE office, 40 Main street. We have
something to say TO you, gentlemen. Come
In and let us have more intimate acquain-
tancc.