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Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-09-03

FUSERAL or Mn, LANE-Y Yesterday after.
noon we attended the funeral of the late
GfoRE LANE, at Woodland Cemetery A very
large concourse of people were present to pay
respect to the departed. Rev DAVID WINTERS
in pursuance Of the earnest request Of the de
ceased, conducted the funeral services Mr.
L. was bornin Banbury, 0xiordshire, England
in the year 1903 came TO this country in 1890
ard ut first settled in Maryland, whore he re
sided year or two. He then removed tt
Ohio, and settled in German township in this
county, where he remained until about seven
years ago, when he came to Dayton TO take
charge Of Woodland Cemetery" His histo
ry while here is well known. He was warn
friend, and II true man, aud by his quiet ant
unexceptionable department won the respect
aud esteem Of all who knew him. The at
tendance ut the Cemetery, yesterday, very
plainly indicated tho estimation in which The
late Mr. LANE was held by his friends and Oc
quaintances here,
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-09-03
CITY Matters.

Dsay~ JOSIAH FELIX has now commenced the
oyster season at his Saloon, corner Of Main
and Second street, Just calm and try them.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-09-03

nay MARSHALL, 2s3, Third street has just
made the first batch of "lce cream Candy Of
the season. 1t is extra nice, and is almost
too rood 10 eaL
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-09-03
Bankers.
ioSArnAS aAasHAAS. IosEPH HAAsHHAr
HarShman 4 Co., Bankers,


Omes-Ne- as Jefferson street, Dayton.
IDuY aud sell Exchange, Gold. silver uururrent Hank
- Notes, and diseotnt approved hnsines. paper al
low tklra. lntmiAitWuW
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-09-03
99lbitr SULPHUR.
Ohio White Sulphur Spring

C,pECIAL NOTICE-'rhc Closing Parties for the
- season ~ the ohio White sulphur springs, will take
place the a0th and alst Of August and III of scple-
Der noNt
MENTER's FULL CORNET BAND will ho Ia atteu.
,lnnre nom Thursday, aoIh mst until Monday sepiem-
ler 81.
The proprietor hopes to al Of his friends, and tho
friends uf The Springs, present At The rtoye lime
| an2l A. WILSON, In.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-09-03
3Dbpsicialls.
MRS. L. d. THOMAS, M. D.,

GRADUATE Of the Penn Medical Uniycrsity
4 ofthe oiy Of Philadelphia and practising physician
Cg tho treatment OF diseses Of women and children.
Ample references gwen In Dayton on application.
no Office and residence No. l2s Jefferson street be-
lnV NIdmi
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-09-03

psg-Do you know that J. X. Christopher
Auction room is receiving goods daily and
that they are sold nt less than they can be
bouht at any other placer Among the as
s rlmcnt nrc Carpctng, CottonBatting Hoop
Skirts-Cloths, Cassimeres, jeans--Notions
Boots aud Shoes, &c Persons knowing the
place always go there for their goods, and
those that have not bought there, out to try
and do so, in order to find out, the truth, a'
stated
9. p. Huber, the A,actioneer at that store
will attend to city ouctioneering and to salei
ut any point in the country
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-09-03

DOUBLE Medium Printing Press, and about $50
n lis Long Primer aud Brewer Type. The Type has
lecn in use about two years. and still lrvos bright,
clear Impression The proap is m good ~ new, Per.
sons desiring 10 purchase get bargain Apply NJ
the Daily Empire Counting Room lyls
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-09-03
Host.
20 Rrnt.

1000 prs super Lasting CATERS,
(sEwED HEEL)
81 90 pcr par. NJ p. DOUGLASS a CO.,
nuid 10 Nam street,
TINO RENT
store Rooms on Third and Jefferson sts.
mh2lf D. BECkEl,
NOR uENT.-Ihe 4th story room IN the "EMrRr
Il BuLntSa on Third street, has hcet newly Painted
aud pnpcrcd, and If n very desirable HALL, being
of easy access and well hghed nlld yentilaed
WIpif HENRY l., BROWN.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-09-03
Tuinbstones.

IT, M LEWIS,
A GENTfar ". \. Evans a Co., dealer Ia Foreign aud
n Domestic Marble, Monuments, Tomb stones A..
Orcrs lo III tho south West corner 0f Jefferson aud
THIRD streets, will he promptly attended w.
au2tdim
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-09-03

DeD~Thore was large amount of smallfry
belgcrancy exhibited on Lafayette street on
Saturday evening, between two gentleman
who seemed spelling for fight The thing
was spread out oil over tho street and neigh
borhood when il could have been contracted
within the circumference OF an ounce phal
as it was there was large crowd gathered,
who were warranted before seeing the parties,
to expect regular ptch-battle2 There were
enough oaths, threats of head.breaking, aud
other dire talk voided 10 have furnished an.
other "army in Flanders" enough 10 have
over powered we might say--a
whole hemisphere But when the parties
were seen, the excitement subsidized There
was not sufficient cnuse" for it, and after look
ing At the "plugs" punching and cussing eacl
other little while, the crowd separated
Lafayette street is again quiet
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-09-03

A DRuM PRFsEYTAnos.--The magnificent
drum, about which we recently spoke as hay.
ing been purchased for Mr. Tom. j. Helriggle,
by a number of friends in this city will be
presented to him in form at the Court House
this evening about o'clock Maj Walker
will make the presentation speech, and the
drum will make the response and ii viii
talk like book. The Regimcntal Band will
make music for the occasion, and will, be
sides, give an extra concert After this even
ing tho drum--thc best instrument in the
State--will be ON exhibition for week or two
in the show-window of Kenney 4 Sons Mu
sic Store, Clegg's Building Third street
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-03-20
pn1rtnric Sentiment.

The Baltimore Republican, publishes the following
extract Of a letter from the Hon. JAMES NJ BucHAN-
Az United States minister to Denmark, to gentle
man in that city
Vow Is the time for young man to distinguish
himself IN our beloved Republic. Let linn ilN ms
gaze steadily the Banner of the Union ana
fight On, fight ever. In its glorious defence. FOR my
self, may noy be considered descending the vale
of years but here, / declare to YOU that whatever
may be left TO me of vigor or of intellect, | am
prepared at Sc moments call 10 embark the whole in
the great struggle which is now at hand. and upon
the issue OF which depends the fate of nstitu-
tons and our homes. The Constitution must be pre-
serrsi "a is entirety, and he who attempts TO violate
It's sacred precepts or any Of them is an enemy
TO his country, and Jas he bias sworn to observe III
a reyiler of God. II my country requires my SER
vices IN this crisis ready 20 surrender power
and Mace at a word and enlist for the whole war
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-03-20
WnshinRton Items.

WAsHrxGToN, March IG.-The tariff bill will be re-
ported on Monday by one Of two exPedients. II
States are called Mr.. Morrill, who has 1t IN charge
will offer it from Vermont. If committees be call
ed. Mr. Sherman will present it from the Ways and
Means. under the new rule.
The homestead bill. which passed the House, was
referred in the Senate to the Committee on PuDhc
Lands. The committee recommend the striking out
Of the enacung clause, and inserting the Dill drafted
bv Mr. Johnson. of Tenn Mr.. JohnsOn's bill eX-
ciudes. among those who shall have the benefit OIL
the public lands single men over twenty-one years
of age. widows without children, and foreigners
who may declare their intention after the passage
of the bill and only allows those who are recipients
of land under the bill to receive alternate sections
The House bill includes the parties named above,
1t is said the Republicans will accept Mr.. John
sons bill if they cannot get the one winch passed
the House
Tho Constitution saws the misunderstanding exist
inc with New Grenada may now be regarded as de
fnitelv and permanently settled.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-03-20
From Sc. Louis.

St LOUIS, March 1.-THE railroad bill passed the
State Senate yesterday.
A gentleman from New Mexico says the NaVayoe
Indians have taken very hostile position, having
stolen nearly all the stock in the Rio Abao district
Over one hundred thousand sheep and large guam
tity Of other stock have been run of during the
winter The entire nation IS combined IN TINS hoste
movement, Coz. Fonteroy, who was preparing
an extensive expedition against these Indians was
expected to take the field in person this month
Governor Rencher also has organized several vol
Stoo,,oI from, Illinois river reports Mr.. Moore 5
warehouse, containing seventy-fye thousand bush
els of corn and two other warehouses also iuli OF
corn on fire at HAVANA, Ill, when 1t passed Ihat
noint Yesterday afternoon. No particulars.
On T or1s March lS-There was street encOun
ter Yesterday afternoon in Jefferson City, between
lanes Hughes, deputy warden of the penitentiary
and NJ Dorier formerly guard OF the prison re-
aTsaZan old crudge, aggravated by recent poht
cal III fFerences Both leave families.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-03-20

H. WINTER DAVIS SrsTUNED.-The twentieth ward
American Council of Baltimore passed resolutions
on the 18th inst heartily ndorsing and approving
the course of H. WINTER DAVIS in voting for Speaker
PENNINGTON They also passed 4 resolution com
mendng MARCUS DaxyIsoN aud RoBE TUeNET for OPP
posin. the resolutions Of censure passed by the
Maryland House Of Delegates.
Mr.. BANKS SLAvEs.-The St. Louis Blaetip has the
foil owing:
The friends Of Judge BATES have given publicity
to the statement that he Lad emancipated his slaves.
So far from this being the case it is undeniable that
they ran away from hi,a, and he used every means
IN his power TO rccapture them. Thus it leaks out
that iroG. a philanthropist and an emancipationist
he becomes a 'slave-catcher and a 'kidnapper'
ANOTHER HNrER's FERRY YIcrnl.-A letter in the
Richmond D.sp1tc5 dated, Charestown, Va, March
3. says:
Mrs Auibone, the oldest sister Of George W.
Turner. who was slain by John Brown and his asSo-
,.satas was buried here to-day by the side Of her
brother She died at Mount Hope Lunatlc Asylum,
whittier she was taken shortly after her brother
death She never rallied after his murder, but con
Gnucd 90 sink until her broken spirit burst its earth
lv bonds and returned to its Maker. Another muir
DER tu be added TO the Harpers Ferry list
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-03-20

The Rochester q. " Union says some interest
ing experiments have been made in that city on the
strength of wooden water pipes when banded with
iron Zine logs, bored by auger, and cut in sec
tons Of eight feet fastened togehed with wood
en- thimbles, and wound with spiral band of hoop
iron. When laid in the ground they are covered
with coat of hydraulic cement two inches in thick
ness. which renders the wood indestructble. The
whole cost is about onehalf that OF iron pipe From
the application Of thorough tests it appears that
wooden pipe, wound round with iron one-six-
toatl of an inch in thickness, at distance of four
inches between the coils will resist pressure OF
400 mounds to the square inch or 92j feet CT head
water pressure, without manifcsting perceptbe
weakness.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-03-20
Dowocratic National ConvcUtiOn.

BALTIMORE, March IA gentleman Just from
,vrLn,-ton saws the feeling of the Democratic Com
r,;ttee Strongly favors having the National Demo
rratic Convention meet at Baltimore, as 1t appears
to be impossible for the large masses OF people
likely to attead to get accommodations at Charles
tom. even at the most exhOrbitant prices Froml-
nent citizens offer to furnish the Maryland institute
Ia seJaraI other. large halls for the committee
rooms delegations &c free of COST and all the no
teIs and eating-houses have made pledge to max
no advance in rates The citizens, also without lls
tncton of party, will throw open their doors Tor
The accommodation of the vast crowds; AS I1rlne5
tLoso,connectnr with it from the West, will reduce
the rates Of fare One-half
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-03-20

FEFE NEGROES IN MARYLAND.-The Legislature OF
Maryland has adjourned. Among the laws passed
was one concerning Free Negroes which prohibits
future cmaneipatious unless the slaves be removed
from the State. and also permits free colored per-
sons to renounce their freedom Another law was
also passed to appoint Board OF Commissioners for
the better control and management of the free col
ored population of St. Marys, Calvert, Howard,
Kent Baltimore Worcester, Caroline, Charles. SOM
erset Prince Georges, and Talbot counties 1t pro
vides that all free negroes snail provide homes for
themselves: that if they cannot support themselves
they shall be hired out; all children shall be hired
cut until they are OF age The bill contains clause
which provides that the bill shall be submitted to
the people at the next Presidential election
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-03-20

New York, March 1.-THE arrangements OF the
Associated Press for obtainining foreign news az
Cape Race the ensuing season are nearly completed
and will probably be in operation against the middle
Of April.
The steamship Vanderbilt, which leaves here on
Saturday afternoon next will leave Southampton
Aprl Sth and win be the first ship to deliver news.
Sic viii bring the result of the Heenan and Sayers
fight which will be telegTaphed from Cape Race to
all parts of the country.
Is. r. Little a Co.. stock brokers, dealing in New
York Central principally, failed this morning.
The Steamships Glasgow and New York sailed to-
day for Europe; the former with ninety Passengers
and $4,000 in specie.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-03-20

TuF FREE NEGRO Built will be remembered
that tbe bill in relation to the removal Of free ne
groes from the State known as Mr.. BAIKsnALE BIZ
was passed by the House sometime since. In 'ne
Senate a bill in lieu, entirely changing the Prov
sions of the House bill. was adopted. When 1t re
turned to the House Mr.. BARKspME and his friends
successfully resisted concurrence in the Senate bilL
The Senate on Saturday insisted on their bill and
tie House has made the Subject the special ordertor
LL.-l---lnr-
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-03-20
NOlulllE bEAoA A''
From W. T. BERRY Il Go.
EvENINGs AT THE MICROSCOPE by fHlIF HESR1 Cos
Z. r.

EVENINGS AT THE MIoROsCOPE'h by fHlLlf hEAH' O''-'
T. R. s
GREAT FACTS ApopulaT history and description Of Iearn
abe Inventions BY FEEBERIcK C. BAEEEELI' D. Afr@loN
& Co, New York
These two works are good specimens Of that pop
Mar form of scientific instruction who IS intended
to interest young people in the practical study OF
natural science and natural History. We do not
hesitate to to say that great moral detect the
absence of ANYTHING like home aHaseneds Of a ra-
tiona character for youth of both sexes II we had
microscope in every family, accompanied by pop
Mar works on the use of it. and on the fairy world
IF minnie organizations to which it introduces u.s.
If bovs as well as girls were taught music and
taught it right that Sort whether vocal or llstru
mental which interests them in practicing together
or drlt7inq in such way as to lead to sketchlhS
parties: in short if they supplied with any re-
source for occupying their spare-ume, IN when they
couId take an interest. we should have theL less
occupied with their premature firtahons and capa-
HE of conversation On subjects a little more I'M
,,,o,,in, than the number of Miss PANTALETTEs lovers
or the way in which SALLY FLoUNcE Tilted Ton
BorvcE. who. thereupon, transferred his devotions
TO BETSY TEouxCE all the parties being on the TIRES
hold Of their teens.
We shall see the necessity, sooner OF later OF hnu
inc some amusements for those who have grown too
old for Pass IN the Corner and Hunt the Slipper and
would be better for not at present engaging IL
the fooleries ofinclpient cOquetry.
From W T. BERRY & Co.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-03-20
/ lso, one from Sumner county

hive for nearly year been using ny family the Panaeea
prepared by GOOde Of Nashville, Tenn, and have found
10 be most excellent medicine. Ny vile for time Ia
boring Dr0psy aud supposed 70 be in dangerous
condition. suffering much but by the OF the Panacea
cured and since has suptos OF DropHy and
she advise all persons suffering with the disease to use
Dr. Goodes thi medicine used in
al other diseases with and would most conf
IDENTIFY recommend every family keep supply Of the Pana:ea
Respectfully, &C, A ShEAL
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-03-20
Andrew johnson.

A friend writing us on business from Palestine,
Texas. thus concludes his letter: There are great
MANY Teuuesseeans in our State and with them An
pqgw JOHNSON is their first choice at Charleston. IL
fact Texas wouI regard his name and nomination
tsnramornt y victory
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-03-20
Frnm White County. Tenn:

DR. GooDLrr o2rieorf Houcks Panaoa-Dear Sir take
great pleasure giving brief statement 81 the trial made OF
ouck Panacea hoping be beneficial to suffering human
y Ny case pronounced be consumption, and it the
opinion all who that could not survive long, and my
friends believed that could from affection
The symptoms debility night yEeats with cold
rsmss and cough, tng thick matter or Phegm
utterly deTpaired OF my my life having found relief from
the various used when friends urged me to
try Houcks Panacea which did with great reluctance, but
most from very Of il found much relief used
bottles and firmly believe that cured b it.
and have been labor farm snce
and believe Houcks Panaces Of medicines in
Ise and would be glad o its far and vide.
Yours respectfully, JoHS P. GRAvEs.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-03-20

Cure FOR CoRSs-If "A Poor Cripple will take
lemon cut of piece, then nick It 50 as 70 let IN the
toe with the corn-t;e this on at night so that It
cannot move-be will find next morning that, with
blunt knife, the corn will come away 70 q grGat
extent Two three applications OF tins wlIl MAJ ~
&" Poor CaippIe happy for life and l shan De
glad % hear Lhs resnlL-Lond0M ELed.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-03-20
PROFESSOR LOUIS s. ULLMANN'S
Oriental weather Indicator,

PATENTED. n The Uaitsa States. Sept. Is, 1853.
Also, In England France, Austria and Prus5ia.
Cali and see the new style which the Weather Indicator sRo
tan up Its portable and be mailed to Par' OF the World
There now uncertainty about this great ARABIAN
plant ong various changes in the weather twenty four
hours Of cur farmers and scientific men o.
country have testified. Farmers and others who require %
know the state Of the Weather twenty oUr hours anead 70 as
arrange their blowing, sowing &C. should By all means have
one 81 those crest Weather Prophets Sold Ii Nashville By
STRETCH a. FORBES DrugEistI1
Corner Of College and Union streets
TITO whom ORDERS be directed.
NB-stats and County Rights for the hrst time
offered for sale ADDRESS above marAt
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-03-20
Great Fire as Danviile, Ky.s
DODDs & cos
CONCRETE SAFES TRIUMPHANT!
OASvIzLE, Ky, March 6, 1850.

0ANvIsLE, Ky, March 8, Zoo
MrssRs. ". B. DoDDa & Co., CiEcnsATr
GESTsThe safe purchased from yol some time since
severely tested BY the aous IRE in this place. and
are happy sayi stood the equal representations
you made when We purchased Our room, in which the
fe Stood was totally Destroyed by FIRE aud the safe fell into
the cellar and covered BY the burning rns upon get
peit out aud opening found every paper SAFE Of
them scorehed or defaed in any way. We pleasure in
bnq this testimony the excellent quality Of the saes man
,,f.rtured at You establishment. Yours,
lsignedl T. J. SHiNDELBOWER.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-03-20
1870. Hour. in ,As Flrs.

Forty-sight Hours in the Fire.
DAENvulE, KY, Marc 9, 1850.
NEssRs VIZ B. DoDDs & CO., CEcEESATE
evrrrrrS-At the time Of the fire which occurred in
22d February had Of safes in business
house containing valuable paper, bank notes. &c The IRE &C
cured on the afternoon OF the odd and ddnot remve cur
,A from the burning ruin ill the afternoon OF the 9th, eonse
auently it vas buried in the burning mbsrs for about or
hours In cellar directly below where the sas stood
e was considerable OF lard and several casks OF mo
sges and the fell into iOf course il was su0e Cd 70
powerful heat When remoEsd the rubbish from the sale
twas almost red hot, With large bed Ct burning Goals All
around it. Upon psos discovered that IN the ia one
Of the hinges bkn that the corner Of one OF lhs
doors Dropped OUT thereby aorga good deal Of heat to pene
tasas FAR as the inside Bat the safe fel with me
door down. vas in some protected We deem Il due
YOU l., state further outside doors were not loeke
they had the door could sea even though me
hinge was broken When opened the safe We found The pa
pers bank notes, &c, all secure.
Very resE ectfully yours
rs;pped1 G W. WEIGH CO.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-03-20
Prepared Solely from Yegeta-
bic Matter, by
DIR. A. G.. GOODLET.
NASHVILLE, TENNESSEE.

Which nay be taken with perfect safety, ty all ages and in all
diseases arising from stomach impure state
OF the blood TIE properties the P4nse Of the most in
nocen Character and the time peculiarly adapted
opreyent and curs diseases aud beast In chronic
diseases it the sure remedy aud may be given in connection
with ether remedies with perfect safety.
isvERY PRoHPrints ACTION, hence will be found most en-
cous in attacks CHoILC DAEEHEA, CHOLERA MORHTs
violent pains in the HEAD Colds COUGHs COSsUzPToS AsTH
Ma INDIGESTION, HEARTBURN, PALPTAToN OF The HEART
GROUPS WooP1sG Co5GHs DIFFICULTY BRRATHISs, SHORT
E OF BREATH DaoFsT EaYsPEAs MEAsEs, SCARLET FEvER
scRoFuLA PIxrLEs FAcE, and all diseases Of the Skin
Nervous Auctions and DVsPEPsIA the world IS chal
lenred to produce equal to the Panaeea it immediate
" restores the tone the somsh and causes It, and the in
testines from all oaenBfve matter, without facilitating them
The following few Of the many atesatons OF the virtue
Of the Panaees.
The Rev J. BoWden, OF McMnnVille, Tenn speaks thus
DR. c. GooDLET-Dear Sir: 1t may be gratifying to you to
hear Panacea prepared and sod BY you, is doing
ils good work in relief your fellow During recent
travels in Middle Tennessee have often met
those who have used testimony is 1T is the
hest remedy have used Il has Keen very useful TO
10 cases OF hoarseness, brought preaching in the
Very Respectfully, J. Q. BowDEN
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-03-20
THE COOPER NOVELS TOvSsrsD's EDITION.

THE COOPER NONhLs 4o"N'IND
Three more volumes of this splendid edition OF
our great American Novelist have reached US.
These include the Water Witch, the Sea Lions and
Homeward Bound. works in which the author IS IN
his own element, the briny deep
As usual. the Illustrations are in DARLEY's best
style and the paper, Typography and binding are
worthy of the distinguished rank held by these
works in American Literatcre.
From W T. BERRY & Co.