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New-York daily tribune., 1859-10-03
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rtty.Lo Oc'. u-FLcCs Gri-t aDt rrrhs1s'd' -.
hes 81 STATE - "a ~ o. Tor -ats i
pnis t2G = for sH'rs H.f-tD, 40 ~
:, s. reoubls .xif.. CaBaiisn osl sud 10 i-' NHsn
sru. bur ,,i i.yr..-c ssls. &C. bash "a ssaS,d >Pans
,nd ~ bu.h No 2ur~ DO lrm store - s7c l" easa
Nr~sts.r Cob ~ Sc. 900 -lsh. r4ns1, si' tcSN
lox.r,.., 4 fC bush Ns Lilo i. iu sts - p g. ',ass
Grsn. en.' L.SE INPosTs '-dz' 9@o bhs tY1r SN, :"
bu,h W-st Ctr sn,h G. 10 .r bG,h ssi-s CANAL hN
roEr,: igfgt bhs Flour 50 q" b,h Va 80 bah Corn
fEicAeo OF I-6p u.-FLoUs i-t Nhstr i.e;' s"-s
o's50 bo,h sprrr from sor-. '77c CoSS ii I',sot
So hr.b a, 7c frrul OAr>sfssav REcEtPrst LAY;
47t bell Flur go hush Nh-st 10 0uo d. Com. S,en DO
Oar, SHPNr<Ts: 2te btls F'trt o.. CD N Nbsa' II ~
% Corr l5eO 90 Os,s s.h; DS,fTs IN New York lt@.F
Urm. -,
O,wrso Oct l-5p N -FLoUE lun ,ud ulchaused WHr.r
In 200 milling d uaua - - 30 bg'h No thie&ro
spii ., 9c sfeat CoES ~ Gsn,rd. bgt more here BAR
LIY ,rsrc au5 ~auteS RYE bt vita ut clinse OARS
ucre IN maket Csrl FktGHrs st,sdy Late INPosrS To-
ds,-4;G0 -u.h vtssi, 5 do Barley CAusl ENroErs-
4o bb Sicur - SO bssh whe1 30 do. Cosn iioo 90.
Bsrby So 90 Pess
ToEoNro OF. -6 p -FLvvR stfsjy bu' 'c.T-e oHEar
sctise sdvSn,ee &C.. Vh''- Ninsrs 5H u Red
serus sSaS7c. B,sLEY 6sG7lc. Receipts 70 dsy i.N Dds
FluT a
CINCINNATI Oct '-s m-FIoUR heavy al 81 75a - so
for .up-thue. Wheat dull. WHISKY heavy a. - f2oNIs
ctzrt.6 prices; N,ti- ooig DSAfrs on
E.w.Y.k at .i.ht Z, c-tt premium
Nav ORLEANs Oc'. l-CoTToN uu hanged IN prc-. aae
ofsy SUGAR has siysua-d sAes 'otky a. to
Flour IS 25 MISS PoRS els CoFFsE-sales 5000 esst At
lliG l.kc fOI Rio.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-10-03

cotFIER ii. ac.ly. "a fi s's Of Il. iat a
beg. Biz 'anars md 80 b,s, s1nts S Jas D''' VI
FLolK AND MEALTbe inquiry or "e.er c'ma s,.aI ,sd
medium brands. ar is very se, the grades the ar
rivals deraty In xe's Of " sales sh9 s,ts
p.lr for s5prfSe state - 7Sa for sie'a
ssprhue Western, goa - Is 6 ne l2s sad = oi
s. res IS for trade bapc, do IS iOa fs 81 To- Ei. st.
ous ard IS od a. IS ior fxa Genesre ca a'an flour =.
sc soguern Flour i' th9u' nPort,s;
.se.fs7 bb. At S. goa IS 50 for supIve Baltimore &c and
s5 ia ~ tbe b'us gste. Rye Fat ia f", reqe;,'
% & f. sale, so g msf sr at. o So b B9 Bi,ad si at
81 Jersey 10 held 81 aud Pdneheon' are quiet at . %
FRUITs-sals. cf $50 N DRIED southern Apple. SIC.
GhalN-1be when ,s.t Is ow,'; the suppy - ~ sey IN
III. sal. lo7oc bu'b Ware Ineiin 3. s'asl 2 L
sO.n White mehi,sn :, - ssat 3.-,ss a.r f..e r
hub. choice Red son'nsrn - y a-d 'oo bush choice
sales # o bush stale Barley .c,iys the supply
Isr ard price: isvor The buyers sale. Of COO bash prime
o,ss ady 'he demand fsr 'aie.9t s;a~ At $50
saiss busa e2c for Western Mixed la,, evening
held p. dsj and SIC tor Straw cooed Southern Yellow
hiDEs-we enl, hear Of sale. o. 200 C,orHias &c.,
BoPs-We notice 90 bales s6 and 900 do. SIS,
i.len BY pseus'o term. not Eads pabc side .,e. Of
HAi-1he eemand for 'hFPins is a. aad the market H
ITO IRGNsqoteb .l 1i ps g .'si sg
LEATHER-The market Is dul and heavy.
M0LAS.FsA very active deIsBd tas prevailed Rehners
dIes ard groc. h.ye all been in market, aid priees
hiGh-r ,s,s ~ $50 hbds Cuba scoyldo Ct 2Jd27c 20
tnd, Cuhs Cl,Jed 2d2ic $50 ,sI Cub, &c snd 30
hbs Nev.Oresus at 5sa Gee
NAVAL sIoaEs-spi. TprPeatine in s.r dsm,qd and
steady sales II ITO af7ic for -fehanab aud shipping
os Crude 1. well hs5. Comm no.in firm
sses Of go b, here erTfe : 5i 50 v
SO 70 sales also Of u bbs Strained at s. Delivered ei-e
and damaged AID 20 tail bols s. Fine
Ros also los sr'dr, steady, sales Of 1850 bbs
$2Sld ~ 3 e. 95n 70. TAris quiet.
OILS-LIseed 10 firm 5458c A. gallon. Crude Whale 10
active the Essward sales Of 80 bba New london
at 4id49c.
PROVislONsThe Pork ket is snewhat i'regllar Mss
10 .n with much fImusss snd s IL better supply Prime
the contrary dull ana lower; The redl,on Ia our stock
ceecs Exp c,ston Tne ,s 2ilo bbls 81 SIS SEQ
sl5 81 f,r Mess 75a a 87t fir thin Nee aud
II 5Jd 10 o.. 1r PRIME. Be.fis active but q, irregular
sss ~ ibis 81 81 for Prime for Yer mont
s.s and g. SO for Repsc.ed CLszo Beef Ha qIet
l4dt CIT Bso-n is ~auted at lOdr4 &c. Cut Meas trn
sales Shoulders &C.. sni Hans &c Lard firm and
for the rade srs Of 90 bb aud Ia ic
su Is not plenty Lud /. request a, l2d7. for Dairy, aud
2i for CLers- il 10 good densnd a. 7d9c
STOCK PoRE AND BEEF N F,cEHG-YAnOs sEwYcRK Aso
BRooKLyS ocroBEs /, 1853.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-10-03
Nv Telegraph.

HIGHLANDS. Oct ., sgus.t-A large propeller ) OF Tho
Vb- d. b. anchored outside Of the bar, bound III
Mid " bght ~ Aber sesr
SAeDY EOOK Wind W rght; weather clear. -
BAITIAORE Oct 2-Ar, sbip- J,hn jarvis IRON Law
.rnooI Star CO. sbps Doodle and Auars, from New
yU
SPOKEN II, lat 46 6 Ion - So whsitrs e~rf Cochin
Cbins t.o rrprr,,dl et Proyincsto~p, clean
NEW ORLE ,Ns Oc,. AR she cSnfrcss mon S,.ton.
pIIljAItIpblA DC. 2-sr, slip Cbisso, foui Liver
pool hsLs B,rer, from ST. Mn,ins; C6sro'ie T. JAY reo
tio Jselo. Afo arr, SIP Wallace. ham verPo'i sonr.
LIN. ~ m HaNax so1ka no date Br brio Co,rtts, iron,
Run Ky = 7 Bo.t u. ,bor of Provaocs sgphed her
sa,ANNAd Oct l-Th- 't.amsh,p sl,nsnA hSn New
Yorb arrived Oh Friday night q, O'Clock; al well
New-York daily tribune., 1859-10-03

delph'' n.s 70 lsdan blood in Per veins; sni his
e-osh'trs eescribed a. in'su.gent and extremely
vel .dnc.'ed.
MI Ro.s il sail 70 be secfe'y 10 favor Of TerT'o-
rial orss ila'on for the C1'rokee country thus throw
ing i open 20 wbite seub,uen He dsTes no. sdvo
care il opsrly howevc' for he could do 20 ST me
peril Of bis he. rtion Of the tribe oppose il WIZ
gr. b,srpets CD the groutds that If the whites AZ
permitted 10 ccmS In the rights Of the Indians wc1d
be gone forever
New-York daily tribune., 1859-10-03
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-Ner- York Nayd,.- -BHsn YarIt-


TOTH OlD AND SEw-Ci;y Prime 81 last month, 81 his
elte - year, o. ReTaesed Mess, 4lsl lls mouth ls
- yrE. RS Repslked Chicago Mess s5jj; last month,
H. q lss; year 81. Railroad Beet ls5 at month, 20;
1st year H. Re.use Nc -, lat month e9 at yrar
.4n Oh Refuse ?; est 1Lth 2ij last year, o. Ies
Prime Mes. lfe LAST mouth 65 a.t year. % Country Me
sc. lat mouth. tt lac, year Country Prime. fi! iT
mouth 57 lat year Ulr.pected bbl 90, last month,
-, ast year iGi Tots.-l,slai last month, si.o' last
y,ar. I GO.
suGARs-Thes- tss beer fair demsui, aud prc-s are
,ssdy; sales q go hhds Caba a. 81 46c Gad , hhit Porto
Eco slso 81 Lbas Meldo Messrs Pon5 Sas-s
Ci cglar iL- f0ln~irg:
New-York daily tribune., 1859-10-03

uust, ifrtsit5 in ,te Uoitei s.tes, make sesnosi
edsn.it teforr Jn.'ics of'he Pssc@ N)'ary Pd'hc'
OF co,u isiou-f II rds sp ,i't.d by the Governor
# vusicis- IL Oil the csf lhcaies must be de-
hvsftd.
Tire co.l tupbsge fcr The week ani sesson az co d
pared with las, t, he same d,tes OF ths eev
eral ooslcairyiug companies Of Pennsylvania IS a.
N.ua.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-10-03
.Ney- York Xard,- -BHyn Yard.


TOM ON NEw-CleaT 1Ts lAst month "a tals date
L., year l65 Mess 10 5 .ls mouth 2i5f5 Last yrar 90
Thin MICS liG last month, 3 lat year, 81 PRIME Meas,
45i ls month 50; last year - tlals iO list mouth,
10 as year. So Prime, y sii; last uo.th p 80 - year,
lu6 Rauu. 9b; ast month, 2.13.; year. , Rsf.s
Mes So; month. 40 as year 6io Refuse Prime, 9-;
las. month 81 last veal s7 OAeI Refuse. ltio i month,
year 40. Uuis ted C. o. las, "a. fi2;
a year. 4T. TO:a,-isoS; ast month 1854 .As year,
s57i
New-York daily tribune., 1859-10-03

To,al...sl76s7750 SO Is5i45 siS5oo5 s5s7t Sc
Decrease 4. compared with s..............s53 53t 7os
The North River II sursnoe Company has declared
dividend Of y cent payable on the 10Th inst. The
hslf.yesr dividend Of the National Bank j. 81 2
cent, payable Oct 10. The subscriptions to the Cti-
zens Gas Light Company Of Brooklyn exceed six
huI ded thousand ioais. Toe business Of the Clear
ing.House to-day was sl9,l2l,73l 81, srd the BAL
ances 81 ,269, $50 81 The exchanges for the week
ending THE morning were sl26, Cos, ole 90, being
daily average Of S2l oil 336 against go 30 s.. TO.
the week ending on Saturday last.
The American Gusno Company have recently con-
cuded Arrangements with Influential parties al the
South by which their gusno viii be introduced under
the beet auspices al over TIE Southern States. A
shipusnt Of coo bbls. is sow being made Abou.
ten cagoes Of this gusno have been received here and
has given general ss'isactior. Many consumers con-
'Ger IT superior to Peruyiau, although solo al some
so tun lees price. -Four chips we're losding al
Jarvis leland 81 the latest dates and further charters
were being made at SAr Francisco. Some msguisceu,
specimens Of vegetables grown by the ferulizinr
power Of THE euAno may be seen at the Office Of ,le
Company, corner Of William ard Cedar streets.
proposition is rov before the Philaielph, public
for the establishment Of a transatlantic line Of
steamships between this por: and some one OF more
European ports.
The Treasurer Of the State Of Iifgsis gives notice
OF tie proposed redemption by the State on 3lst De-
oember next o! 500 $50 srd e cent Virginia ate
bonds These bonds we're !ssued in the years 1884,
1885. 1856, 1859 1914 1S47, 1870, 1888 in the names
Of n. NJ. Ro,hschi.d & Sous, London, the Duke Of
Sutherland and other foreign capitalists. Tue hold
~. g c.,;1,.,.s who fo.irs 10 -.dsem by a., JrLey
New-York daily tribune., 1859-10-03
CALIFORNIA.
u MERCHANTS snd MINERS LINE,
kf. SfgaPaATTA

OnlJ Line csFrJIu DE U4ittd otatrs Nail
sever huner~d lies shorter tina. any other route.
1hrouib n - days.
gh. yDsd sts,s sni CenTsl Amefesa Transit company
VII. dispaich The splendid sesmsap ST LOCIs ~ Ilir
Csr,. Churchill fr,m EyYok for San IuGa 6,i n ne -
p ~, WEDNESDAY,, Oct 5, conneetn< va iasns' 0i
Neusgss, ~lth tie uni'ed States NAL .esnshp PACIFIC
To ecsrs ps~eus-rs axsius suy h,sJ y oetrn.ion' "
Iusu's Lave Keen for extra s,san'b - q Stu
cs sr the Pscc trsnsport tns mans nna p-'u
ssn frarcco, 10 o aecaeI 20 he steamer h'1
san Frsuc.,o.
Fof h Cr p,ssnr.r. tte ov, ass appy 70 The oa!y
cf.ee C. ihe C3mpsLy-Ho GowIas Green.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-10-03
WRgE d

APODACt.-EDDY- On sguresy, Oct !, at y; Jo,-ph.
ChpfoR sy the Rev F.,e~r Drlnyn.s Vinoenn ae AP'" "
Bavs-, - Mis-. sdtls Vi Of Trinidad de Cuba . q.
sCHRcyTR- CRAVf FORD - o. Sat rdsy, Of 81 o.
Ns,h.ws Crurcb Bedford Wescbsster County ~ oe NV
~ Bosgt Mr R'-Senck Scuroder 70 vi" May Or,so'1
sl~yB-GREELEY-- Saturday, OF ], BY Tn, hsN of'
faro,u DR. Alex. g. snith n Mis-. Mary Ann oieesJ'
New-York daily tribune., 1859-10-03

RICE ssun We Only he1 Il sac. oi 10 ;sA a. 30,
tn aLsn'y
sPI kSWe sraT q sts ~ 80 raatt C,..it =; li:rts
TALL ~" IT, ta f.i ~ ai. s-tc.. $40 -ef' hr
6fu sps Il o.. 90 - y ire - lpt, .c.sp
WHl-h.-Ts, msIfs j. nrn. 49, i,if 100 lSyi he' ="
af t,. gs-v
WnALsrUsE-s,bsof2Ns . Och.tssee
New-York daily tribune., 1859-10-03

HfsisTURE ALSssAc
sun- Rses..,.. 6:58 s~s.... 5;S9 Moop-Se,s 10 81
WATER
Sandy hook..ll:l3 Gov issnd.. 0O3 UsuGste.... lfi
New-York daily tribune., 1859-10-03

TIE NetcGrk A2rer.iser of yesterday hss the fol-
loving:
"TIe Mount foHy Herald of lss. week charged
that Mr. Oden was corrected With Mr.. A'hblne 10
tie failure of the PenIsylssLil Balk. a1d i1a, An
bore wss ro~ livirg on property belonging % hr'
Odep, ard at bis expense. TIE desire was to cr-se
tie IN preston, by malicious inneDdo ths' MI Oden
ard Aibone beld n their possession the tnncs o ,ns
bank, spd that they were cop-puators 10 cneS' me
credtn,s out If their ou.s. This has been promptly
settled nv a card from Mr. Aliboue, denying thst NJ
Oidsn has ever had ary connection With him exc.Ps
that be fAllibone) Id Air OldeD piece OF land aod
il living on It. temp ray lessee, until he csc hnd
another place. Mr. Oidep bUngbt the lsnd because II
adion.d come that he had previously owed
The Philadelphia Bulletin ssys:
There IL apparently lss demsr fr mosey on tns
,treet and il il tcut TO pas pnns paper today AZ
the rai. p'eo At tbA Close Of a week Tne b,uks
are sgsir cur.ipg ard preference is given to sccept-
ices Il ,bn' caes We hear of loaos on stocS secu'
6td Z cent and fret class indorsed bids from
7Q9 T. cent.
The Cincinnati GG-f,te ssys:
Pusiue,s uas pre- ~ active 10 Third stree, today
Checking was large, AID there vas eood tnousu no.
pressrg deua.d tor losbs ana The iater Eos me-, 80
f.r as the Offering, satisfactory. az ~ IL ceot.
There WAS q good demand for Eastern EHchsnge, ani
rste- were aGy a. QUO scns. The leaing rae Tor
privste checks on Baltimore is 10, With occaslooal
trspsaotions at 50. IL The interior We learn nooey
matters ere very close From the SLOW movements 0t
proouce this was 20 be ex oected. Whet i' gong
INTO market very spsli1gy; but nov tba, prices sre
mtroylne change fol the better to be locked Tor
in this respect
aarkers-CAsrFuLLY REPORTED ,oa IHs n IslsysS si
AsgFs-Tbe make. esiy for Pos, with fair deGsad at
as 80 Pearls srs IN fair request st IS ~ -
BFtsWAX-We A.sr Of Gsrs OF 5,ooo n s1utsern fsuoW
CoTToy-The marke. rs. been and quite nominal Or
New-York daily tribune., 1859-10-03

The to'al amount throTn on tue market shows al
increase of S23 00 coo compared with lsjS, aat
decrease of slj, coo 200 as compared with 1857.
The following table will compare the exports of the
seyep principal staple articles Gr the week:
New-York daily tribune., 1859-10-03
apIe artlcIes IUr llo Wees



Increase the week pared with that Of sS... s
Tie following is a comparative statement Of the
value of exports from the commencement Of the
New-York daily tribune., 1859-10-03

Total entered at port ....s6 5ste6 s6e-5 ol5 ASs'sl
In potts of oreign Dry Goods at Ne"-fork FOR ,
month"; commencing Jan. |:
New-York daily tribune., 1859-10-03
srarker.-cARrruLLY REPORTED ,os rHs n y TsIsvss

ASUEs-Tbe uaks is es iy for Pos with fair demsdd al
as 81 Pearls srs IN fair rrqusst 81 = ~ ,
BFksWAX-We n.sr Of Gs-s OF 5,coo n SJutbern feuoW
USic -
annexed quotaious furnish very little guide pricet:
New-York daily tribune., 1859-10-03
nafer Gure.

DR. f. J. LOWEN fHAL" WATER-CURE
~ srd GYNGASIUN.-botel sccomnnoc.t@p pt ~ enens
ana P.rrssnent sosr6era No ito b-eekerst rsv YORK.
1TygE WATER. .CTTRE and aYGIENIC INSTI-
TTy 4, loc.,.d az Noe Is and Lsisht - door from
g. Joan. Psrt GOOD BOARD e.n es obtained from 20
81 r.r xe.k FtJLL TREATMENT, With Board, from 81 70
elS DER -,.i Trscsieni psrsons pet day Gymssnup
Ld ssus privileges provided lor tie Of glss i@s OK
oIsr,s GHs.s Consui.s,iors. ron . m 20 T.
TRAIL 81 D., and D A. COTTON, n D., PsyscArA =
fANCHyR Proprietor.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-11-15

Posr OFFICE, Dayton, Nov, 10, 1859.
Until further notice, Mails will close at thi
office as follows,
For New York, Philadelphia, aud Now England
States, daily, except Sunday, Mt l1l5am.
For Cincinnati, o., Eastern, Western, Northern
and Southern States daily, except Sunday, al
500 a m, and $50 p m.
For Columbus aud lanesvllo, o., daily except
Sunday, at t1.15a IN.
For Nenia and yellow Springs az l1.15A Am.
For Miamisburg GormantoWn, Rmnklin, Ham
iiton, Eaton, o., and Counersville, Ind, daily,
except Sunday, at $3.50 p m.
For Springfield, urhHna, Tiiin, sandusky aud
Cleveland, o., daily, except sunday, at $50 am
For Richmond, Cambridge. Centoville Indian
apolls, Ind, and New Pans o., daily at 800 pm.
For Greenvile, o.. Union city, Winchester,
Munoie, and Jay County, Ind, daily, except Sum
day, at o so o m.
For Troy, Covington, plqua, Sidney 81. Mary's
and n. Wayne Toledo ana Michigan, daily ex-
cept Sunday, at $50 q m.
For Union, West Milton and Little York Tues
day and Saturday at 1880 IN. 81
For JOhnsville, New Lebanon and West Alex.
andfia, on Tuesday and Saturday, at 30 am.
For Clayton, Centre, and Ludlow, on Friday Of
cash week, at g.00p m.
For Centreyillc, Lebanon and Eaton, Tuesday
Thursday and Saturday, nj 1900 M,
For Vandalia aud Chambersbufg eco, Tues
day and Saturday. ~
For TeylorsyilIe, Wednesday and Saturday, at
7 30 q m.
EA. BrNG. Postmaster. +,
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-11-15

gDThe Richmond Ind, Palladium says that
one day last week some Irishmeu in digging a
cellar near Chester, in that township, found
the skeleton Of what is thought to have been a
mammoth bull. The spinal bones measure Ia
feet. and well presoyedi the skull measures
feet inches from the top to the nostrils; the
fore leg from the knee to the pastern joint Is 9
feet 5 inches. II tisiuteUded to put the skeleton
in shape with wires and exhibit 1t at the next
Fair. If the exhibitor would label the skel
eton "last Of the Buifaloes Of Indiana" he
might make the exhibition more attractive and
romantic.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-11-15

Va The people 10 Virginia have naturally be-
come very fuspiCous after the Harper'a Ferry in
vasion. A gentleman from Caroline county went
to King and Queen to sell some books, bat was
Suspected Of hOing on other business and was fol.
lowed to TappAhahnoek, whore he succeeded in
establishing his identity. A cOlpOrteur who vis-
tied WOstmoreiand county had to leave, though
he showed certificates from the Board of PubliOa-
ton. The pedlars and soap men get no mercy
anywhere, and are ordered to travel from any
place they may stop at
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-11-15

" The Democrats carry three of the fv,
Congressional Districts in Maryland, which
lie outside Of Baltimore. In the First District
Stuart Democrat. has 44O majority. In tht
Fifth District, Kunkel, Democras. has LOG ma
jority and in the Sixth District, Hughes, De
mocrat has 9ll majority. In the Second Dis
triet, Webster, Opposition, is elected by COL
msiority The State is decidedly Democratic
with fair vote Ia Baltimore.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-11-15

ea5- The Paris correspondent Of the New York
Express gives m item of the Empress Eugenie
which will interest the ladies'. At the ball given
at Bordeaux, hOr Majesty's dress was Of whits
tulle, Of the unique FORM embroidered with paille
and bordered by grecquo Of cherry velvet. The
sleeves were trimned with diamond tags. She
wore Greek diadem, sparkling with. diamonds,
set upon cherry colOred velvet, among them being
the famous Regent The three ladies of honor
attached to the Empress all wore dresses of rose
colored tarletan, trimmed with ribbons and bo-
auets Of assorted flowers.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-11-15
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&c. ID that city.
To BusrNEssMEN,--The EmpireJob Rooms
arein complete trim, and we are now prepared
TO do work % all descriptions in the best style
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sired to be ublished--nOf later. We cannot
agreetoinsert them afterthRthour.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-11-15

u The eastward bound train, on a Rails
way in Michigan, says an exchange, when with
10 about FIVE miles Of Linden in that State, a
few days ago, ran over young man lying on
the track, splitting his head directly in two,
from the crown to the neck. the front part Of
the head being found some ten feet from the
body. Subsequent examination Of the body
discovered bullet>hOle through the shoulder
going to show thatthe unfortunate young roan
had been murdered and his body deposited on
the track.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-11-15

1sa- The following extract from the London
Public Advertiser Of July II, 1902, records the
most determined pursuer Of welded bliss We ever
heard Of '0n Thursday se'nnight, (July 81 was
married, at Bnlingborough, after cOurtship Of
one hour and 6fteen minutes, Mr.. Nicholas Wilson,
Five willow-wAlki in the parish of Hetkinson, to
Mrs. Pepper, Of the parish Of BiilIngbOrOugh-
being his eighth wifo and he her third husband.--
The number Of relations that celebrated this we'd
ding amounted TO eighty-threo, who together with
the bride and bridegroom, paraded the streets
with colors fying'
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-11-15

W In 81. Louis. last week. a man In boot
and shoe store, was picked up for his sharpness
in the following manner "a woman inquired
the price Of pair Of CATERS which she pointed
out, -Four dollars was the reply. She said
she would give him dollar, holding out two
halves Ia the palm Of her hand, The shop
keeper pOeketsd the money, and handed over
one gailer The woman. with puzzled look
demanded the other. but the store keeper an
sVered that be sold only 0ns Of the CATERS fOl
one dollar, and wanted three dollars for the 9th
or Ahsr some dispute, the woman deliberate,
ly took penknifs, cut the gaitsF into bits and
lsii, losing the dollar, and Of course causing
the shopman 10 lose three times that amonnI'
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-11-15

w. From table recently Published II appears
that the superficial area Of all the States and Ter
riOries Of our Union is ,OlO square miles, of
this 1929, ,Olo square miles arc within the limia
Of the present organised States, and l ,4S9,oOO
square miles within the Territories. The limits Of
the United States, when their Independence was
achieved, (17sS) did not exceed s2O,osO square
miles,
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-11-15

~ At meeting of Deluge Fire Company,
they resolved to accept the invitation Of the
oregons to participate with them 10 their re.
view on Thanksgiving day, Thursday, Nov.
gath We learn that the Deluge Firemen will
also attend church, as a company, in the fore.
noon Of the 2lth.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-11-15

II Mr. william A. Winsong. Of Baltimore
who has been slscted to the Maryland house
Of Delegates BY The of securing rowdiss Of his
district, positively refuses to claim his seat.
under the disgraeeful circumstances Of the sand
/" election"
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-11-15

LI- There is no doubt now Of the election
of the Republican State ticket in New York
entire Their majority on that portion Of ii
which was opposed by the Democrats aud
National Americans emitted, will be about two
thousand, according to the latest advices
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-11-15

--Mn. Antoinette l. Brown Blackwell
preached for Theodore Parker's congregation In
Boston few days ago She took the follow
log for her texts ''Wben / was q child | spskO
as a child, understood a. a child, / thought as
a child; but when became man put away
childish things" The audience Uttered at the
application Of the text to the preacher.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-11-15

ass- The Prairie du Chien (wiSconsln) Leader
states that two young ladies, Miss Haskell and
Miss Pool, when walking in the vicinity of Fancy
Creek, RiChland county, we're purped by two
benrs, one of which struck Miss Pool with his
paw, tearing her breast to the bone, and causing
her death in few hours. Miss Haskell escaped
with few scratches. The bears were both shot
soon after.