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HOR9ID SRoC1ACkBs-VD tue morning OI the
S0th ult., Coroner Lsedham was informed, that
the dead body Of Daniel Harrigan was lying in
shanty in " Irish town immediately South Of
this city and, upon repairing to the place de-
siena.sd, found the body - stated, lying upon
the Aosr with his head upoC . stick Of wood,
ana . stone ef Aty pounds weight lying across
bic knees, pressosisg an appssssscs alsegeshsr
too Losrid for description. The Coroner im>
nadiateIy sunnoued Jury, and held an in
Quest. hnt ws ore - yet unadvised 10 relation
70 the facss slcised, bot have beard from rumor,
and which " presume 10 abeas correct, that she
aid Hsrsigan, In compaDy With some fonr o.
| aye of tbe fast yousg nea ol our city, had
spsst ths psessdisg Sasurday night, q The hoos:
q one OsCasey shoss eommisnsss Y setieed
elsewhere II this paper, and hed sAsss pretty
lsssy II On interior article Of east irea vhis-
ky,. and daring their midnight ssvsleiss. the
deesassd recsived ssvsrs wound upon the eose.
near the point where Il eonneees sith the sksal
iron whish iaGaaasien spsusd, ead cennses'ng
With ~ brain, eaassd ~ dsssass.-ns Pleasant
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night. I.
The steamer Cortez, with New York mail ana #s'-
passengers, October 20, had arrived a. San sa4s
Francisco when the mail left and considerahIs arl
anxiety was felt. % shs vas fully . week over sc1
due.
The steamer Northerner VS. also several ~
days overdue from Puget Sound, and il d pss-9As51
sumed that Gen. Scott has detained her. a#I Aasas
The tai on goods owned abroad and cold by
commission merchants in San Francisco has
been declared unconstitutional. II ra tHA =
10000 francs worth Of diAmouds recently
smugged into San Francisco had been forfeited -
TO the Government aA& AA a#s @v@t .ssh
In the cass Of Boggs " - Mssssr Mining s,si;
COMPANY, involving the tsle of Col. Fremont % sr
the Aarposa estate, and the exclusive right 70
t6e minerals contained therein, she GsPeens
Court has decided u favor Or BoRes Ths Uoaso aG l
decided that the charge Of fraud = shs ssrvsy
vas not substantiaied. md asgued II thar bod
beea fraud u would mot iovAldate ths PATENT
The Court only partially met The point y % ne
ownership of the minerals, bat systematically 43 Y
gives the gold - well - The land % rfemaAt
and clearly decides that private grants x iAnA -
ase not cpsa 70 the puOic 70 search IT Minss go
a.. ## sH reA y #4gad .haNf4stan4 .
Accounts from Carson Valley ~ tAAs Tho 4-,.,
election on the l2th for delegate % CoDefees
from Nevada territory, resulted . foF . keara Asl
from IN the unaninous slectiea % Joha ], 4lga
Messser.
The Territorial Intsrpriss. publislsdas gsssa, er
says that rich silver lode; suppessa y y $50
consinaasioa Of he Ceossock vein, haA hesa
d'ssoveced juas sass Of shas plaee. and SIAM
pace of almost the entire populatioa q Cassen
Valley and Genoa had taken place. ~ e aas1aasi
steady trade was doing q Hsnl 1mssisses ssp
Outs transAssions wsss con6nsd . ssual lots IN
without change Of rates. Money comes In spa- .
ringly from the country, and the reulstAncea ~
the steatnes Of the 30sh would ~ lgAG Ossa RA "
bars are scarce ard hish Hssas ~ taa8
ss1 4sseH b@5.s -, sCAicaeet Dec Ia =,
Henry Jampertx, who hss bsen o. tsial here
Tor the past three weska for The murder d s4sA'
Sophia Werner, hs misssssu, y ~ I'LL - 1851 III
uas this morning acquitted.
ID 60 u rrsviesaeA -. 10. = ~
The stoss y James Rhsdss vAs essuoy sAshyo 49,
Ars yesterday, te9sthsr With go balea of nlds
doe cotton. Loss t5O,OOO. 80 ss4'
- NV. Nov Yesk, pse. n. y ~
The seAoeesr nspsbseAa, u Hasco. AOhas.H fsa
nsa Cedas - fAyaA - asslss1s WI IN - 4ss,,
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Frankfort, Ky, Dec IL.
Breckenridge vas elected Senator By 10 maj ON joint
ballot.
St. Louis, Dec. IL.
The Arizona correspondent Of the Republi-
can says that advIces from Sonora state that
Capt Ervel me. with complete success Ia his
interview with Governor Pesqura, the latter
his survey without interruption. 1t is stated
that Pesquira recognized the Jaarey govern
ment, and refers the whole matter to him for
confirmation. Captain Porter celebrated the
event BY ball on board the St. Mary's, In the
harbor Of Guaynas, and there was general re-
joicing among the Americans It che result.
The overland mail of the 2lst passed Malloas
station this an, but the agent Of the New
Yorx associated press could mot obtain access
TO the bag containing oar ness summary. A
couple Of San Francisco nswspapers Of the 2lss
were obtained; but there wss nothing import
ant in them except the aunouncement Of the
arrival Of Gen. Scott BY the steamer Nosthesnos
ON the morning Of the 10th.
Washington, Dec. IL.
The Chasleston Courier says the Committeo
Of Federal Relations Of the Legislature RECON-
mend the passage Of reaolutions rs>aiirming the
position Of South Carolas. declaring her right
10 secede from the Union, and that the people
should make common cause 70 sussain her vim.
dicasion Of she institutien Of The Goueh. The
Committee recommend that the military con-
tipgens fund bo increased 70 e7OO, ZOO.
Lexington, Ky., Dec. ~.
The Dauehtss's College At AarsodsbusR. Ky..
was Destroyed b 6rs lass Saturday. Parsiculara
Dos knoWn. &'- ssa9 81 II a88a s9
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-09-09
..nool rmnndsnoso-Yea. h ID.

The Cincinnati Commercial which claims
to be the enterprising and peculiarly aoou-
rate paper Of the West, contains this morning
letter from its Reporter from Dayton, pro.
Tossing to give a report Of the reception Of
Douglas at the Depot and at the Phillips
House. Now II so happens that there was
no reception and not word said At the de-
pot Mr.. Vallandigham did not 'coolly in
terpose" and introduce the Illinois Senator
there. He did do so at the Phillips House
where thousands had gathered, not 10 see
'stud horses" as the Commercial elegantly
expresses IL, nor to hear Ranney or Denni
son, but to see and hear SrHPHEN A. DOUel
LAS And yet this is styled "cool impu'
deuce," especially because O. L. VallandIg.
ham did it, and not George E. Pngh Dear
me, and is that it2 Why, Mr.. PuEh was
himself but guest Mr. vallandigham re,
sides in Dayton Mr. Pugh in Cincinnati
Cool impotence, was IL, beoanse citizen
Of Dayton introduced Mr.. Douglas at Day,
ton, instead Of citizen Of Cincinnati No
more Of such "cool nonsense, o Skillebhead
Of the Commercial but above all, report no
more receptions which never took place end
don't assume the next time that Cincinnati
is the only city which can furnish men
competent to perform tho ceremony Of an in,
PRODUCTION, -t.t4
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-09-09

NATIONAL HoRsE SHow.-The tremendous
ingathering fom East, West, North and South,
yesterday, to witness the horse show, fully
convinced us that we are becoming very fond Of
every kind of excitement. There are good
reasons for thiss-RailToAd facilities lately inA
troduced, enable the people Of the Young Giant
of the West to assemble together in few
hours whenever any great occasion invites
their presence. This enables them TO become
fully acquainted with all the visitors and vices
of their neighbOrs. and il they show their vi,
ces, and only initiate their virtues, much good
may be done. At all events sOciAbility is in.
creased, and these asssmblages of the people
in their sovereign capacity gives them an op
portunity for the interchange of opinion, and
may result in good to our community.
1t is supposed that not less than twenty
thousand people visited the City and eager tC
10 witness entertainments which would
amuse and instruct them. The fair grounds
in the morning were the great point o.
attraction, but towards noon the expected arri
val Of Senator Douglas, Ranney. Dennison, and
other great men, drew large crowds of patnoti'
citizens 10 the neigborhood Of the Public
Square, where they were most sgreeably enter
tanned until late in the evening Some twelV'
thousand people, however, were on the fai
grounds all the afternoon, and remained theF
until the close Of the exercises.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-09-09

A LADY INJURKp.-Miss Sarah A. PEI
terson, Of Xenia, the young lady who OBJ
tanned the I'd priSe-a gold watch and chain
for her equestrian performance at the
Fair Grounds yesterday, fell from her horse,
just after the trial, the supporting horn Of
her saddle having suddenly broken of. In
her fall, her head and shoulder struck the
ground, badly bruising her face, and strain'
ing the muscles and hgaments of her shout.
der and neck She was severely, though
not dangerously injured, DR.. Leaman, who
was at hand, rendered professional aid to
the lady; and she was taken home on the
evening train. She will probably be unable
to be about for some days.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-09-09
DsnnisOn backing Ont.

Dennison said in his speech yesterday,
that he, IL elected, would as an Executive of,
feer, obey the Fugitive Slave Law, and use
his utmost endssTors to bring about SUBJ
mission to its requirements. As this is di-
rec.ly antagonistic to his former views, as
expressed upon the stump and elsewhere, it
is but reasonable to suppose, that he has
found that his incendiary doctrines are not
likely to prove popular with the people of
the State, and that it is the part Of prudence
for him to take the back track. What will
"Old Gid' say now2 Would DennisOn dare
to make such a speech on the Reserve We
think not.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-09-09

PooKET PIoKINa-We learn that Yesterday
morning several gentlemen had their pockets
picked Of various small sums, in market and a
lady had her porte monnaie containing So so,
snatched from her hand at the west end Of the
market, while making her way through the
crowd.
A gentleman from Greenville, named Hayne
had his wallet containing SIO rs in cash, and
some papers, valuable ooly to himself, taken
out Of his vest pocket, (what place to carry
money y while endeAvorinR to get good lock
at the "Little Giant" at the Phillips House, at
noon, yesterday.
A man who was pricing fruit at Shulls'
while the people were listening to Douglas 3
apology yesterday, had wallet whipped
from a side pocket of his coat. He told US that
the thief probably opened his eyes when he
examined it, as it only contained quantity Of
scraps cut from ewspapers-principslly pos
etry. and Prentice's hhlf column Of "wit and
wisdom" according to the "Ledgerl"
A young lady while passing along Third
street yesterday afternoon, in company with
her friends, was iostled by well dressed young
man, who Immediately apolOgized snd passed
on. In few minutes afterwards the young
lady missed her watch and chain
Yesterday afternoon, at the Public Square
several pockets were picked of inconsderablt
amounts. Mr. d. Kemp, however, was more
unfortunate some expert thief relieved him o
SIS in cash and two certificates OF de pOsit Ol
$3.50, at the bank ofV Winters d Son.
We have rumors of the exploits of pick pock
cts on the fair grounds, but we have given
quite enough items in that line. II is strange
that of all the rOgues in the business, but one
has been arrested.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-09-09

B@-We have heard few enthusiastic
Republicans affirm that Dennison's effort
here yesterday far exceeded their expecta'
tons HE is,' said one of them, "a regu.
lar Henry Clayp' We call that eminently
enthusiastic we don't think it can be beat-
en- in this State. A little of that "leaven'
would be equivalent to an ls40 explosion.
But happily, the article is "brief;" it was
exhausted here in two or three feeble cheers,
yesterday. The great body of the people
were impressed with the conviction that
Judge Ranney was not only the abler man
and debater, but that he had the right side
of the question in discussion. Democrats
and independent men do not hesitate to give
the conviction an airing intelligent repub'
licans say little, but look q great deal
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-09-09
MILITARY nLn cr1nn1

e-,-Capt Miller ia candidate for Lieutenant
colonel al the ensuing Mill ary Election
Capt. Samuel G. G. Cain, OF the Montgom.,,,
GUARDS, VIII be supported tor Major Al nc SiSetfo5
on the 18th, by some Of the '''' '''''ioi
sept6 uPctUpNr
, -hd1utant L. A. Parrott Is a CANDIDATE Tor Ma
l"r at the ensuing Military Election Sent6
Mn. EDIToH:-PleAR annotince tra 49,. = ~.
JOHN u; ruoHEs as can idAte for Lieut. Colonel
OF the First Regiment o. V. M AT the ensvinr
military election, and obIige ''''S
Aug3I-iw ,,.s,, so,,.
Es-maior j. p. KLINE is candidate for far i'e,
oions, l.n At the ensuing regimentsl election
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-09-09
Cincinnati Agency.

The Cincinnati Type Foundry Company ia
our duly authorized Agent 10 make contracts
and receipt for Advertisements subscriptions,
DC, IN that city.
To BUsINEss MEN.-The Empire Job Rooms
arein complete trim, and we are now prepared
TO do work of all descriptions in the best style
ofthe art. Gall in andexamine our work and
learn our prices.
HJ-To ADvEHTIsERs Advertisements or
Notices for the Empire must be handed into
the Office by ten o'clock on the day they are de-
sired to be published-not later. We cannot
agTeetoinsort them afteTthathour.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-09-09

BENEFIT OF LOUISE ARNOT.-This pretty young
lady and talented actress will take Benefit at
Beckel's Hall this evening. The pieces chosen
for the display of her superior talents are
"The Lady Of Lake." in which she enacts the
part Of King James," and "Nan the Good for
Nothing" in which she will appear as Harry
Markham" She excsls In these characters
and we a.e certain that Miss Louise's numerous
admirers will not fail to witness her representa-.
tions to.night. Between the pieces two favorite
ballads will be given, and Miss Annie will
dance the "OracoviAn."
Tonight very extra bill will performed,
and the pretty Louise is to be the fair recipient
Of tAe fayors, Let the Hall be filled from top
10 bottom,
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-09-09

SHoEING.-Several gentlemen, the owners Of
fine horses now here inform US that they had
the best shOeing done by Nathan sferman, I'd
st., east of the Post Office, that they have ever
had performed. These gentlemen are lavish
Of praise upon Maths performances in this line,
and as they are certainly competent and crit
icsl judges. we consider it the best recommens
dat:on-next to his work-thst SHERMAN could
have. The best judges concode to him the
greatest skill in horse shoeing, he seems to
have natural tact in the line, aud understands
fully as much about a horses foot as the ply.
siciAn does about the human pulse.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-09-09

The BALL.--The Second Annual Ball Of
the Montgomery Guard, which took place
the armory Of the company, corner of First
and ST. Clair streets, yesterday evening, was
decided success The evening being fine
the air inviting, and the expectations Of the
lovers of 0rpheus and Terpsiohore high in
anticipation of the rich treat which was to
await their advent at the headquarters Of
the Guard, quite large and fashionable as.
sembly had at an early hour oongregated
within the ballroom. The room is a fine
and capacious one, and was admirably ar
ranged for the occasion Of last evenings
festivities. At about half past nine the floor
was cleared for the dance, which was inaugu-
rated with much eclat. The dancers acquit'
ted themselves in handsome style, and the
whole scene, which moment before was
wrapt in stiffness, now rang forth with the
enthusiastic voice Of revelry and enjoyment
The music was furnished by Hurlburt's Co.
tillon Band, which discoursed in the most
eloquent strains many of the popular airs of
the day. Mirth seemed to have taken sole
possession of the admirers of "yc light fam
tastic,' and all yielded themselves, as if by
magic, at the shrine Of their alteration.
The amusement was kept up until q
late hour The interest seemed not to flag
in the least and it was not until the warn.
ing hours gave note of the approaching
dawn that the jewellers exhibited a desire
to leave the gay and joyous scene"
On the whole the entertainment was one
of the most recherche" of the season, and
the Montgomery Guard have every reason to
congratulate themselves upon an event which
shed such honor on themselves, and was the
occasion of so much pleasure and enjoy
ment to those engaged in it
Long live the Montgomery Guard, and
that their returning entertainments may al,
ways prove as successful as that of last
evening, is the earnest wish of all lovers of
genuine amusement
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-09-09
MARRIED

On the evening of the sth inst, by Rev. d. VIM
ter', Mr. Joseph f. BoucK (of the firm of BoueK
city. " '"'A
oh the same, by the same, at his residence, Nh.
SeoAEe Root to Miss Sarah Griffith, both OF Miami
Township.
On the sth inst, by Rev. Geo. w. willard. at
the residence of the bride'a parents, Mr.. Tbonss
H. Jacobs, OF ST. Louis, to Miss CordeliA L. Krvder,
of this city.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-09-09

BURoLAss--some night prowler managed to
get into the hall Of the Temperance House, on
Nam st., below 4th, last night. While attempt.
ing to get into the lower part of the house be
awakened some Of the inmates who at once put
stop to his operations. He managed to make
his escape.
We boar Of several other attempts at house.
breaking last night, but in every instance the
burglars were unsuccessful in their efforts to
carry of booty of any value. The people are
properly on the look out for thieves.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-09-09

EeJeraminh Gray, aiias Gray CoshRsn
Joseph Lytie, alias Jossph aands and John
Waller were convicted at Iansdstee Pa.
last Fridao, Of plaeing obsiruelions on tue
branch road Of he Harrisbnzg, Mt. Joy and
Lancaster Railroad. The aot was committed
on the 7th Of December last by placing
cross-tie and plank on the track In Marietta,
ami thereby the locomotive and two car,
were thrown of the track and badly broken.
After their conviction they were Immediately
sentenced two two years solitary oon6nes
ment in the Penitentiary.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-09-09

UDennisOn attempted several times yesteTN
day afternoon to raise laugh among his audi-
eEcs at the Public Square, and only succeeded
In forcing, from the abundant material there, a
hollow " howl or two, Il is a subject Of regret,
or one for graduation, that very little enthusi.
asm was eyinced at the public square yesterday.
This was particularly unfortunate for Mr..
Dennison, as no man ever labored harder 70
bring out the enthusiasm Of a crowd than be
did. he will probably sci down the people Of
the Miami Valley As unaPPreciative, and emo
great shakes. " aher all.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-09-09

Hr We are frequently ssked-Is it true that
gambling is allowed upon the Fair oroundsf Is
ittrue that betting is openly done on the trOt.
ting, pacing, ETC., over the traok7 Isttrue that
on toSmorrow there will be regular Jockey racing
over the trick at the Fair GroundsH
Now we don't knO'O any thing about these
matters, not having been on the ground. We
are told that such are the facts. As to the
Jockey races" we presume the owner Of the
ground, Mr. D. Kiser, will be responsible for
such performance, as the ground was not rented
for any such purpose
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-09-09

WILLIAMs' PANoRAMA.-This excellent NOV
ing painting is now on exhibition at Huston
Hail. The members Of the Cincinnati Confer-
encsOf the M. E Church (now IN session here }
and large number of our citizens, pupils Of
the Schools, etc., are in attendance. The Pan.
Drama win be again exhibited this evening, to
morrow afternoon, and night, at Huston Hall.
We hope every one will improve these oppOrtu
mites of seeing one Of the grandest moving
paintings ever exhibited here.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-09-09

THE PARAGON LIeHr.--We desire to call the
attention Of our citizens and visitors to the
"ParagOn, self generating Gas Light" which
is now attracting great deal OF attention here,
and wherever known. and which may be set
down as the best light in existence. All who
desire bright safe and economical light,
should at once avail themselves Of it. 1t can
be seen and obtained at the drug store of DR..
W. W, Stewart, 60 Main street Visitors here
should call and get one before going home
They are 'just the thing" See advertisement
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-09-09

OPrOf De COurcy will remain in Dayton
until Tomorrow evening, and will take pleasure
in relieving all who are afflicted with cOrns,
bunions, cAllasities, without pain, or producing
soreness. He is thorough practitioner, and we
commend him TO all who are troubled with those
painful annOyances. He will, for the eOnve-
nience of many, call at their residences and
places of business. He rooms at the Franklin
House. where he may be found the Princips al
part of his time. until tomorrow evening
Have no hesitancy in employing HIM.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-09-09
Save Your Eye Sight.


THE wall-knOwu New YaFk 0paisi&h: has
Il made professional visit 20 our city ghslt -
will stay until saturday, the nth daT o taptonlI
only, TO sceommodate those who aFe suffering froni
want OF sight, through Age, eh04tea ahicdnoda, cat
araot or tending to IT, with his meat wonderful Pc
riBoopio ParAbolA Rock Crystal SpeotAclea and bye
Glasses, ground and polished BY himaslf according
10 the latest Improvement, which are keycnd dcgbt
the only and besttR the world In regard srHHN0rH
EEtNo and assistance TO the eyes They are eye
pfeservers-hterAiiy soi having the adyantags over
the common glasses Ct superior transparency, much
harder, aud do not sfAtch. They are cooler ane
pleaaanter TO the eye than any othar glass now IN
usoi th6N have olesr, pure focuu, which Il UNIvER-
sAt, and look which way yo1 NAY the focus meetu
Llt opt.e hetN. anu ~ ponal " w. otAAa44s me
Strengthening Bye Glasses ntted % the eye by an
able and practical optioinn the onls way TO have
the vsaioa strengthened and preserved. We have
never heard perssR who had giTen thea . fair
trial who did not commend them IN the moat une-
quivOcal manner. Rock CFystAls htod ~ old frHmeu
Artificial Human Eyes inneItedl having AL the
movements and color 81 the natural eye.
opposite the Park.
Aug23- -itdk3ww
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-09-09

The universally renowned Lung Physician, who
aeVotes his attention especially to the treatment of
chronic Diseases of the Lungs, Heart, Liver Kid
ne1S' &c "hlte swellinss, scrofuls, Chronic and
lnnAmmAtory IN Hheumatism, together with Female
measness' IN all Its FORMS and who has met with
degree Of success that is altogether unpnrsI e,eS
will lbe In Dayton on "WEDNESDAY, ,september AN
and remain three days, at the PHI. LIPS HOUSE
where he will be pie Sed to sec all desiring To he
H0@'eu Ny hhhs examinations free. RpntR
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-09-09

CoTILLoNA-James Davis has procured the
Kiser Grove, between the Horse Fair
Grounds and tho Troy Pike, where he has
prepared seats for 500 persons. The ground
has been prepared fOi oOtIllonS, and l6 setts
can be accommodated at one time, Davis
Band offers very great attractions to those
who are fond Of dancing. Dances will be
giYen every day this Week at the Grove.