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The day book. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1857-1867, 1859-11-07
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Address Projectors Weekly Dispatch, Rich
mond. nos
no Il II ID AND SMOKED BEES,
~ Bologna Sausages, also Ok Tongues, No. l !,
Mackerel, Smithfield Hams, Buckwheat, choice
Butter, LAID and Cheese. Also, superior Old
French Brandy, w l Rum, Madeira, Sherry,
Champagne and other Wines London Porter
and Scotch Ale, for sale on reasonable terms by
z. p. PENDLETON,
40 3-lw No. 6, Market Square.
- TOILET SETS, TOILET SETS.
Rich, Chaste and Beautiful.
sIvHE most desirable, Rich, Chsste and Beau
tifui assortment of Toilet Ware ever seen
Sn this city, is now tor sale at the
" CHINA HALL,
nos Main stree,
The day book. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1857-1867, 1859-11-07
TO THE LADIES.
F U rs, Flu Rs, FURs

F U rs, f U RS, FURS.
WE are now opening the most splendid as
w sortment of Ladies' and Misses F u r S
ever offered for sale in this city; the E1
weather is now piercing cold and the -
wise ones predict long and extremely cold
winter, now's the time to furnish yourselves
with handsome set of FURS, an article in.
dispensible for health and comfort, and the
most useful and fashionable of Lady's Ward
robe. Call early and make selection at the
Temple of Fashion.
H STEVENS Practical Halter.
y No Il MARKET Snuara
The day book. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1857-1867, 1859-11-07

SPECIAL NOTICE.
rHE FIRM OF Nj. A. SANTOS x,c.,
SIS Is ms Es gay dissolved by the withdrs va, y,
The business win be continued "a
staaa oy mrs. ELIZA d. SANTOS, Exe Ins oi@
se, ii a The sIhm,Gs' who are alone authorized "a
oc 90 ELIZA D. SANTOS, Exix
" - SAMUEL SELDEN
ESNILENiEN's UNDEH S.fsE,,-
The day book. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1857-1867, 1859-11-07

NO MORE CORNSl
DR.. Herman M. HirsehfeId,
Surgeon Chiropodist.
REGS leave to offer ais services to the Ladies
- and Gentlemen of Norfolk and Portsmouth
In curing CORNS and BUNIONS, NAILS PEN
ETRATING THE FLESH, EXTRACTED WITH.
OUT PAIN, SO that the Boot or Shoe can be worn
Immediately, without the least Inconvenience
Orders can be left at W. A. S. Taylor's Drug
Store, corner Main and Church street.
Residence Bird Cross street, between Holt and
Mariner, opposite the door of the old Gas House.
Nr Ladies and Gentlemen waited upon at
their residences.
REFERENCES.
DR.. W Moore, DIR. Simpkins, S w Seldner
Esq, Tompkins Esq; DR. Campbell, Um-
stadter ESQ.,, and others. Sc I-3m
BEG leave to inform the public, that have
taken the Stables situated on ,zMN
South Church street No. l2s near -ASH9Si
the Old Custom House, and formerly known Al
n Stump's Stables, where shall kee
4N <constantly on hand fine lot OF Horse,
14(both buggy and Saddle) for hire, ami
solicit a share of public patronage. Horses
boarded by day, week, or month, on moderate
terms and good attention to them guaranteed.
N. B. LEE,
No. l28. South Church ST.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-09-23

NABBED AaAIN.-We yesterday heard the
rumor that "Joe" had again been "fastened up
for some Of his misdeeds, out west but the
rumor was not generally credited. and we did
not refer TO it. From the following we are
inclined to think there is "something in it,"
The hope was indulged IN here by some that
Joe would hereafter avoid any thing which
was calculated TO add TO the odium which has
unfortunately attached to him but they are
disappoin ted. We take the following from the
Burlington, (Iowa) Hawkeye, of the 18th inst.
A fellow named Jo. Mckinney, celebrated
as an expert burglar and forger, and known to
the police throug hout lhe Western States, was
arrested on Saturday in this city, charged with
having counterfeit money in his possession
The officers after thorough search, found a
considerable quantity of bogus bills, which
they seized and committed him to the custody
of The Sheriff. He will be tried to day This
is the same individual who broke all in Day.
ton, Ohio, about year since and was found
after several months had elapsed, 10 town in
Indiana, where he was delivering lectures on
the "Holly Land" to crowded houses. The ar
rival Of the officers put a sudden damper on his
lecturing proclivities, and he vamoosed, but
WIS arrested short time afterward and remand
ed to Jail He has been on bail since June last,
and has found his way TO this city. The YigiN
lance Of our officers has prevented him from ac'
complishing any Of his fests in this city.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-09-23

nep.- If there is one plan introduced into
our legislative assemblies for the purpose Of
"making bunoombe' more execrable than
another, Il is that Of boshy resolutions,
which are only inlensd for effect among the
people. These resolutions are not expected
10 obtain the "sense Of the members they
are not expected to settle principle" Or
decide a vexed question. The most their
projectors hope for them is to have them
"tell with the masses" They generally fall
still born, from the fact that enough men
having a decent regard for the proprieties OF
life.and the dignity of legislation, are found
to dispose Of them adversely
The case which the Journal aud Gazette
refer to us indicating the dislike of MI
Shidslsr to persons foreign born is one of the
description referred to. His vote upon il
decided only that he was adverse to this
most Objectionable species of legislative
clap trap.
We had hoped that our cotemporaries
would have brought some little dignity to
the discussion of principles and men in
this campaign; that they would at least
avoid clap trap triling Thus far they have
been able to bring nothing Objectionable
against our candidates. and have resorted to
the most abiect balderdash with the hope oil
defeating our ticket The charge that Mr.
Shideler Isl ever was opposed 10 the interests
of our adopted citizens is positively too ri'
dicuious for men of common sense to make
To attempt to show that because he voted
against set of buneombe resolutions he is
opposed 70 the principles they contain, is be
meath the dignity Of an intelligent man; O
performance utterly unworthy the conductor
of journal making any protentions to ordi'
nary fairness in discussion. The conductors
Of the Opposition Press in this city will mol
dispute the position we have just made
however much they may evado reference
to it. We premise this declaration on the
basis that the editors of the Journal and Ga
zette are linen of sense" That they will
unite in species Of political warfare which
they must look upon as despicable, shows the
strait to which they are driven. No betteI
evidence Of the desperateness of their po-
stion is desired and we call public attention
to the fact that driven to the wall on fail
discussion, they are grabbing up straws anC
hurting them at us.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-09-23
wour Rtspifa ly,

R@ They havO the fullest kind Of We
mans Rights female in New Orleans The
Crescent, Of the l4th, has the subjoined
item
"Adelaide Balfour, the fighting giantress
of Dtyades street, went on another spree on
Monday night Several weeks since we re-
lated how she fought the police, and how il
took three or four men and a furniture wag
on 10 get her to the lock up. This la time
she was in a different humor The officer
who went to arrest her was small sized
man; and feeling dubious as TO undertaking
the task alone, raped for help A second
officer came, and he also was a small man.
Adelaide, after looking down contemptuous'
ly moment or 80, said. "Well, boys, III 90
with you but If you were men, I'm d--d il
you and all the police 10 town could take
mel'
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-09-23

= ANOTHER KENTUCKY GIANr-As the
home of Porter and Lambert, Kentucky has
alreadsa worldwide reputation as "giant
State, . but she has recently contributed an
other gem to the easket Of giants in the per-
son Of Charlie, negro boy. Charlie was
b, rn in Hickman county, Kentucky, the 22d
Ser tember 1850. and Is therefore now in
his tenth year At his birth he weighed
sixteen pounds. He is 6ve feet ak inches
high, and possesses most extraordinary
strength, "lor one Of his years" being able
to lift four hundred pounds, while he car ries
with ease upon his shoulder a weight Of
three hundred pounds. This infantile mon
frosty has perfect physical formation, and
enjoys good health. He is q slave, and be-
longs to Parson r., b. Bone, Of FayettC
County, Tenn
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-09-23

FLORA McFnNsEY. "A New York editor
having charged the ladies Of that city with
being overdressed; Flora McFlimsey writes
him an epistle, in which she ddclares that
she is herself underdressed, instead of being
overdressed; she says that il her ball-dress
(which is supposed to be the costliest wo,
m an can wear--she does not wear clothes
eI lough to keep her warm--to say nothing
ol what propriety and deoeucy require; tina
there Is not a beggar who goes into th'
street with less clothes on than she wear
in the ballroom, and chat her arms, bust
shoulders and neck are all just as bare a
they were when she first came into III
world. In fact it seems that Flora ha
Nothing to Wear and that she wear
'next to nothing
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-09-23

The Boston Post says; every one viii
recOllect the thrilling story Of the mutual
murder and suicide Of Thomas Eugene De
Aiarbaia and his wife Blanche, in ciaeiupa,
5, some time since, his madness, her deyo-
ton, thsir love to their dear child who had
gone eircusing, &c. Well the wife was not
his wife, the child was not his child, the
murder was no murder the suicide was no
suicide, the insanity was no insanity, De
Marbais was not De Marbais, and Blanche
was bird of another color. He is gone
East, and she is going to join him, or some
bsdy else, and get up another sensation"
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-09-23

s6S- Nearly every pleasant evening, says
the States, Gen. Cass can be seen sitting 10
the door Of his mansion When we gaze
upon the illustrious statesmen, our mind
travels back to the time when be crossed the
Allegheny Mountains ON his way to the will
derness of the Far West Then he was an
unknown adventurer Now his reputation
is co.extensive with civilized society. His
best eulogy is his country's history.
Gen. Cass is in his 77th gear, but the
amount of labor he daily performs is truly
astO nishing. We need not say that he man
ages our foreign affairs with consummate
ability. May he live thousanl years.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-09-23
THE DAILY EMPIRE
oFFtoa or POaLlORTiO1i
Empire Building, Third st. South side bst, Hal ItrO
TERM8t
BY Males 90 per yearinadvanoe,
10 cents Der Week p able 70 tho carrier.
Single copies, putup In wrappers, ooents.
Cincinnati Agency.

The Oincinnati Type Foundry Company Is
our duly authorized Agent to make contracts
and receipt for Advertisements subscriptions
&C., in that city.
To oBusrNEssMKN.-The Empire Job Rooms
arsin complete trim, and we are now prepared
70 do work Of all descriptions in the best style
ofthe art. Gall in sndexamine our work and
learn our prices.
~ To ADvERTIsERs. - Advertisements OF
Notices for the Empire must be handed into
the Office by ten o'clock on the day they are de-
aired to be published--not later. We cannot
agree toinsert them aftefthathour.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-09-23
MARRIED.

on the s9d inst, by Rev. D. Winters, at his resi.
aence, Ar. Henry Gallahsr, to Miss Sarah A. Lam
bert, both Of Little YORK.
on the same, by the same, at the residence Of Mr.
Broadrup, Mfr. John WoOdman TO Miss CathArint
Ann Bversole, both OF Mad River TIP.
On the evening OF the same, by the same, Al MI
residence, Mr.. Peter Brendle to Miss Mary Libroof
both of this city.
On the 22d inst, By Elder J. h. Henry al the resi
denee OF Mr. G, M Ware, on Main street, Nr. silAl
d. winder to Miss Amelia So uba, both OF this city
(HagerItown, lDidl papers please coPy)
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-09-23

GSTThe Philadelphia Daily News, in
speaking Of the new Cathedral says that
the visitor, in examining it, may begin to
comprehend without travelling, the grand
ear Of some of the great churches Of Eur, pc.
1t will only be beginning however ior
while It is 90 by 1870, height of nave 100
feet and to top of dome 265 feet st Peters,
at Rome, measures 600 by 200, nave 200
high. and to top of dome 400
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-09-23

eeE-1'he Grsal Eastern, manufactured by
Nh J, y, MORRISON, Of Dayton, Ohio, and
intended a 4 gepair boat for the WhitswaI
ter Canal has arrived al what is termed
GfandihA station, and laid up, in eonse'
qnenbe Of tho construction Of the streets Al
the corner of Westetn row and Ninth, al
Seilzer's cronsing. She will be taken 10 the
basin efthe Whilewater Canal, ON wheels
as soon as the curve in the street railroad il
compleled which win probably be 10 NOR
Row. Gin Press
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-09-23

HORACE GREELEY AND HIs CExT BCTToNs.--
The California correspondent Of the St. Lou,
is Democrat, writes
Mr. Greeley Is In San Jose At present,
viewing some Of the agricultural portions Of
the State, and appears very well pleased
He admits that the reality Of California
quite exceeds his most sanguin eexpectetiens
and eAen the accounts he had heard OF Il be-
fore coming here. While he was in che
country the citixens, between them, cut OF
the buttons Of bis old white coat as trophies
and IN some places through which he pass
Cd they adorned the public bar.roomsl fe
Geasl think Of thatl Relies Of Horace Gree
ley, the ,tomperance advocate. decking dram
shop Owing TO an affection Of bolla, ~
Greeley, will not be abba 10 leave callleeplf
Is soon as he aeet contemplated.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-09-23

pLet our nhturalized citizens keep sharp
eye on Saint tSbideler.-G0zstte.
Now, neighbor, are you not ashamed Of that
sentenceH Look at it again; did yo" ="el
read more bosh crowded into line and half
How exceeding simple some Of the late at-night
items of morning contemporaries are apt 10 be
written as they are at the time when the senses
poised between sleeping and waking, arr
peculiarly dull
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-09-23
sOommodore Jas. MoIsTosH,
"Commandant Navy YARD, Pensacola, Fla. A."

BlsHop PURcELL AT DELAWARE Bishop
Puscell performed some Of the most solemn
and interesting services Of the Catholic
Church at Delaware on Sunday last, in the
presence Of an immense eoneOuFse Of peo-
pie. A number OF children we're confirmed
and after Yespers q new cemetery about q
mile from lhe town was oonsecrated, which
was Witnessed hy . mass Of people from the
town end auYEeupding country, who lined
the streols and sidewalks as the procession
pasaod. Tie Bishop then delivered an elo'
quent and impressive address, oocupyingtWc
hours Colaglbns Statesman.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-09-23

GJ'We are told that MIR. CupPy will address
the hUs Republicans of the 9Th and 9th wards,
at Walden's Hall on to morrow evening. He
may wake up some of those dead Republicans
whom he killed off with doses Of "five per cent.
month";" a medication which knocks strych.
nine into the list of soothing syrups for teeth
ing infants, The appearance OF these CHASTITY
spectres would have rather enervating inAu
ence on the speakers knees, and dsconcert the
liUs ones-effects 10 be deplOred. We hope the
dead ones will keep down.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-09-23
THE NEW WONDER !
Peter JOsse's Hair Restorative el

THIS Hair Restorative is now acknowl--
edged TO be the best ever invented for all diseases
OF the Hair and the Scalp, and It has worked won
ders wherever used. Several OF our citizens have
tried and speak in the highest terms of Its eura-
tive properties. The following is one among the
many certificates just received by tho Proprietor;
DAYTON, Sept 9Th, 1859.
Nh. p. IossE:-For several years past from some
cause, hair has been gradually falling out until
entire badness threatened us. We have tried va
rioua remedies, bat without any good result. Wa
were Induced TO try yenr "Restorative" by hearing
it highly spoken OF by those who had used IL, and
who assured us that It had the effect OF bring
ing new and vigorous growth Of hair upon thei
heads. We have used It, and its good effects arr
plainly visible In the renewed growth Of hair whe
we were fast becoming bald. We cannot recommend
the Restorative too highly.
Yours, truly,
WM. swALEN,
$. L. BRoADwELI,
OWEN TRENoR,
IL. sWALEM.
| For sale at the Barber shop Of Peter Josse, Il
jefferson street, Dayton. septis swd
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-09-23
An Opposition FaIsehOOd Refu-
fed,

The New York Irish News lately gave cur
reuey 10 the statement, which the Opposition
press have repeated, that by regulation Of the
Navy Yard at Philadelphia the Catholic so!'
diers were obliged to attend Protestant worship.
The Washington Constitution thus notices il
Te views Of the Department are succinctly
stated Ia this communication, which Is a com.
plete rsiutation Of the calumny issued by the
Catholic Herald;
"NAS DEPARTMENT, August 10, '59.
"SIa; have 10 acknowledge the receipt oi
yorr lc..e- Of the llih nit. aud to state, 10 70
ply, that there is no law or regulation on ths
subject Of Divine worship, Of which the Depart
me6t is aware, applicable to Navy Yards.
81 am, respectfully, your obedient servant.
ISAAC ToUCEY.
aCommodore las. MoIsTosH,
"Commandant Navy Yard, Pensacola, Fla"
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-09-23

PAPER AND STATIONERY. reference to our
advertising columns, it will be seen that More
Loury d 90. have sold their stock Of paper
stationery, DC, to M. W. h. Calender. gen.
tleman who has large experience in the trade
aud who is already favorably known 10 ths
public as a correct business man. Mr.. or
popularity in a social and business way il
greatly in his favor in his new venture, and va
predict that he will succeed. He possesses th'
elements. We would just say to business neI
in neighbOring counties that Mr.. @. offers very
superior inducements to them in tho way o
blank books, stationery, Dc. and we recon
mend them to call at his store, olsge's Build
ing, Sd street, when they come TO the city.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-09-23

HA-A San francisco writer, Of late date,
says the following are about the rate of wa'
ges now paid Carpenters, from "a to 81 per
day bricklayers and masons, from $4 to So;
blacksmiths; wheelwrights, machinists, pain,
tsrs, tinsmiths, from SO to 81 so common
laborers, 50 farm hands, from $50 to $40
per month, and found; servants, from $25 to
$40 per month and found; cooks, from $50
To 500
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-09-23

0TThe latest English Court gossim is that
the Duke Of Rutland has marriage 10 Prin,
e,ss Mary sister Of the Duke Of Cambridge,
who had accepted him; but that the head OF
the family, viz the Queen, forbids the
match Both parties arrived at "years Of dis
eretion" years ago, but Princesses, loss for
t1nate than dairy-maids, oandot marry the
man Of theta choice. Ii Is stated 10 be set
tied policy of the Crown TO have no mar
riages in the Royal Family except with 9TH
or Royal Families.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-09-23

GB- No good butter can be made from
any but COED sweet cream. know Of no
wayto get rid of buttermilk but careful work.
lug. Much depends on the temperature to
bring right chemical action at the time OF
churning. Now, 90 far as the churning is
concerned, the atmospheric churn is the best
in use it does away with the labor in the
shortest time possible; the cream may be
churnsd at any time, and no excuse for moi
churniRg while the cream is sweet and good
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-09-23
For SaleI

A SASH AND BLIND MANUFACToRY, Am
"a Warehouse, situate on lots No 7gg and 76si.
Dayton, Ohio, together with all the naohiner,
thereto belonging. Also the ubeNpIred term OF th,,
lease Of said lots
ALso-A large iot OF sash, glazed and unglaze,,
over 100 boxes Of glass Of AL sizes, n large lot
Sales, Doors, Lumher, 6c are for sale by the under
signed, who was on the 10Th day OF Septembt 1859,
appointed by the Hon ID. A, Haynes Judge Of the
Superior Court OF Montgomery county, Ohio receiV-
er IL the case Of Jacob Sentz against Jacob Brencr
and others, now pending in said court with power
70 sell and dispose OF said property he same heing
the prop rty OF Brenner and SlentlD Also to col
lect all the Uehts due ~ said ffm.
Al persons knowing themselves indie htcd VIII
please call and settle.
aeptgO-gW DAVID WApEHAM
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-09-23
How 10 eet Republloan Votes.


The Cincinnati Commercials Republh
can paper-publishes the following lettsr
which was received by a Republican oandi-
date 10 the State:
Deer6eld, June Goth 80
Mr.. Sur See you Name before
the Republican Nominating Convention ne
a canadate for Representative and as a
Leader Of the Republican party her 10 go'
ing to Try 70 Nomenate men that Resides
out Of I've hav conclude TO Try TO
cary this Township for YOU Il Mir
Which We think can be dun by a In Doll
larees place in the proper handles for l.ec'
tiUnering porpeses Which Will lie Nessary
as the candidates is yousing all thar inau'
ence TO gett Nominated thar is II CRATE meny
votes her that can be gott by lue drinks
and sum on TO attend to that mater on the
day of Voting IL you wish Eny one to opeF-
ate for yeu 10 that maner J am at your scr"
yes
Wour Rfsnifn w. -
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-09-23

CoMIEG DowN.-The Germantown Inde-
pendent says Sweet Potatoes and Irish PO'
tatOss sell at Sl,0O per bushel, aud there
is every reason to believe that they can be
bought for even less during tho WinteL--
There Is no sense in paying such outrageous
prices as have been demanded for potatoes
the past month, because they can be import'
cd for from fifty to sixty cents per bushel."
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-09-23
psss 4th page for Telegraph Reports.

pWe learn several attempts at burglary
we're made last night. Nothing Of consequence
was effected. the people being on the look out
for night deprSdatOrs. Some thefts were per-
pstrated in Oregon, two of which were saw
buck and half cord Of wood
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-09-23

BeA.The Grand Jury in Baltimore has in.
dicted Mr.. Fitzhugh, one of the proprietOrs
of the Daily Exchange, for assault with in
tent to kill Paul Placide. The circumstan,
ces of the aifray we're noticed several days
since. Placide is noted rowdy iu Balti-
more, who took offence at certain comments
Of the Exchange, and revenged himself by
drawing a pistol upon Mr.. Fit2hugh in a
stage coanh.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-09-23

sm-Our advertising patrons will perceive
that, BY our arrangement ofreading matter,
their advertisements will be always neiS--a
very important mstterto them,
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-09-23

HD-Ar WIN. II. Hooper, the new Dele-
gate 10 Congress from Utah, was formerly a
merchant in GalenA, lllinois. He Is a na.
tive Of Maryland, went 70 GalenA in 1884
but was unsuccessful IN business, aud for
some years ran steamboat on the Upper
Mississippi aud the Missouri. Eight or ten
years since be Joined the MOFmons, and has
been lAltsFly leading maa among the sAintI
In Utah,