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Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-01-05
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Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-01-05

THE
DRUG STORE.
I2O MAIN STREET,
BETWEEN MARKET AND FOURTH
w. S. ROBINSON,
(sUcCEssoR TO HUBBARD RoBlNsoN,)
Is NOW RECEIVING AT THIS WELL
L known stand his FOURTH purchase for this
season, from New York. Philadelphia, Baltimore and
Cincinnati. a general assortment OF goods usually
kept In irst-oass Drug Store.
Among the assortment may be found genuine Lu-
bins French Extracts for the Ladies', f.. Dupuy's
kiss Me Quick" Baziu's Frangipana, Glenn's,
Perfumery; Fancy Soaps of fevery style and quality,
such As Bazn's, Glenn's Hsules; Honey, Glycerine,
Frangipan aad Camphorated soaps; Poncine, Era
LIQUORS..
Alul! line of pure Liquors, by the bottle or pint
for medicinal and mech hRnioal purposes, Turner's
Ginger Wine, and Blackberry Brandy superior Ca
BURNING FLUID.
Extra quality, suitable for Patent and Common
Lamps. -
or every possible kind, color and quality.
FRUIT JARS,
In great variety bought directly from the Manufac-
turers, FOR cash, and and wl therefore, be sold
as YS1SP Bd;PRIiAV3ES Az EST HoLLSND BITTERS
For which am sole agent for this city and county
Dealers supplied at the Manufacturers prices.
PATENT MEDICINES,
OF every kind now in use.
HAIR OILS AND P0MADES,
or thousand different varieties.
WHALE OIL SOAP,
For the certain destruction ofinsects Plants and
Flowers.
Costar's Rat Exterminator, Lyons Mag
netic Insect Powder; Bed Bug Exterminator,
sure thing. -
Hair, Teeth, Nail, Whitewash, Shoe, Scrub, Dust
ing, Carpet, Window, Paint, Varnish, Artists &C,
Sc., without number.
WHITE LEAD AND LINSEED OIL,
OF the very best quality always on handj Glass and
Putty, Fluid Lamps aud Lampwick
TOILET GOODS,
In endless variety, and Ofbest quality large lot
of NArniah bought recently at forced sale in New
YORK, which can sell to dealers at less than Gin
sinnati prices.
ALSO,
Robinsons Hair Tonic, cologne Cough Mixture, Di-
arrhga Cordial, Horse Liniment, Horse Powder,
&c, &C., guaranteedt to give entire satisfaction
Sloan's Condition Powder, Houghton's
Peprin.
Physicians riptionscarefully and accurately
compounded, OF the best medicines-none other
shall be used.
Tony friends and the public generally would re-
turn my most grateful thanks for the liberal patron
age extended to the late firm Of H. & r. and would
kindly solicit its continuance, as also An eXamina-
tion OF my stock by those who have not hereto
fore patronized the house.
lam permanently located here, and expect to make
friends and customers by fair dealing.
children sent to my store for anything will be
waited upon and the same price charged AS If their
JUST RECEIVED,
AISrge assortmentof Fruit Jars of theatest styles,
and Sealing Wax.
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GaiGst bD GtIrgrdpb.


" WNohAHNANft "Nhs y
HousR. Mr. washhurn Of H., called at
tontion TO a letter no had received from a
contractor in Rockville In his State, In
which tho writer says that tho state Of
things that exists, owing to the failure TO pay
the mail contractors cannot be imagined;
he wished TO say 70 the contractors that no
did not consider himself responsible for
their business, he washed his hands Of all
responsibility. No speeches had been made
by his side Of tho House, they desired an
organization.
Barksdale asked whether the gentleman
would now agree 10 the proposition for tenn,
porary organization in order that tho bill
could bo passed
Washburn replied that when Houston
offered tho resolution, no fWashburnl pro-
posed to GIL the blank with tho name Of
John sherman, but tho Democrats objected
Houston showed the insincerity of Wash
burn and his friends. lie treated Wash
burns proposition with the scorn and con
tempt il deserved The gentleman intended
10 defeat the object Of Houston's resolution,
and for him to read that letter was adding
insult TO injury
Washburn-tho gentleman proposed 20
elect a temporary Speaker and left blank
in the resolution for tho insertion Of name.
Why did he not accept that Of Mr. Sherman
Houston-Why would not the gentleman
accept that Of Mr.. Bocock, or Mr. Mallory
lie said that if the House would ngrce 10
this resolution, he would propose to fill the
blank with some individual whose name had
not been connected with the contest, and
against whom there could have been no seri,
Gus objections. lie wanted to act in good
faith.
Stevens pskod Houston whether at the
same time be wanted 10 include a clerk
Houston replied that was unnecessary
The present Clerk acts till his successor is
appointed. Gentlemen do not mean to pay
the contractors: they wanted to keep up the
outside pressure.
Steyens-The gentlemen must know that
by the constitution no bill con be presented,
no resolution offered till Speaker and
Clerk are elected.
HOustOn-Gentemen cannot escape in
that way; it was mere subteriuge The
Clerk can remain till his successor is apS
pointed.
Mr. Regan spoke of the Republican party
whose principles were revolutionary in
character, and calculated to promote sec
tional hostility and subyert the constitution.
They hold that the constitution is q league
with hell and a covenant with death.
A debate followed as to the Personal lib-
erty Bill Of Massachusetts.
After some sparring between Cox and
HattoD, the House agreed to take a vote for
Speaker, previous to which there was a
call of the House.
Mr.. Scott declined longer use Of his name
for Speaker.
Mr., Craig Of Mo. nominated Mr.. Davis Of
Ind Mr.. Egbert nominated MIR. McCler-
nand. Mr.. English made few humorous
remarks and voted for Horace f. Clark,
charactcrizing him as an antiLecompton
lshmaelitist,D Democrat
The House voted for Speaker. Whole
number of votes 2O7 necessary to choice
l04
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-01-05
From Washington,
WASHINGTON, ia

WAsHIN0T0MI Jan, 4
There is no doubt that Minister MeLane has
been instructed TO use his efforts with the COnsd-
tutional Government of Mexico, to obtain for the
Louisiana Company notifications of its contract
for the construction of railroad over the Ithmus
Of Tehuantepee,
Messrs. Benjamin and Lazere contemplate a
visit to Vera Cruz, in the event Of the ratification
Of the treaty. to further the interests Of the Com
pany.
The names Of the absentees from the House,
yesterday, who had not paired of, were Messrs'
Adrian, Reynolds, Yallandigham sickles and PEN
dleton. Their absence was accidental, and for
causes satisfactorily explained.
The Select Committed Of tho House Of Repre-
sentailvss Of Florida, appointed in oonse.snee Of
the circular Of the New York Chamber Of Com
mSros calling the attention Of planters to the great
Increase 0fSAnded cotton, pAy they believe the com.
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plants thsy year to be without foundation, ana
recommend 70 the Chamber thorough invost
gAton into the mode of selling cotton 10 New
York, and that step, b. taken 10 compel commis-
sion mcrehaob there 70 sell each planters crop on
ts own mcriss, as the sursst remedy, not only for
aandoi cotton, bat also for deftaudng one planter
Al thc cxponso Of another.
The Presidenthas recognised r, W. Wclch as
Nice Contul for the Grand Duchy Of Oldonburg
a. Key West Theodore Boup a. Vice Consul Of
Sweden and Norway at 81. Paul, and Jose Gallo
ai Vice Consul a. Savannah.
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TEE
One Horse ShOeing shop,
ON THIRD sTRBBT,
THE

A few doors East of the PosT OFFIcr.
DAYTON, o.
THE Subscriber is now better prepared,
the public, in the anu
HOrse-shOeing Business:
In its various branches. Particular attention
VIII be given to all lame horsea sueh AZ
split hoofB, and hoof bound and in Their feet
VIII be cured satifaotory to the owner OF such hor9
Sesi ana II not, money will be refunded.
ALSO.-HorBeB that Interfere will he ahod IN nre
vent 1t, and warranted, or money refunded,
he Will personally superintend ali work entruEtd
10 MS care Thankfulfor pastfavors he respeothlly
ASKS continuance of the patronage of his old GUS
toners, and Will be happy to Accommodate as many
Nkw ones as may favor him with a call.
apr2-daw1y NATHAN sIFFERMAN
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-10-12
The pcnnsyivaDia Election.

sPecisi Dispatches 10 I, WV - A''
PHILADELpnm. Thursday, Oct. II. 1860.
Our majority will foot up nearly $4,000. and
make PENNSYLVANIA the bsAns State. Lincolr
VIII probably get so 900.
We lostMr. LOngueckers 0cngfer.lon,N Distro'
by barely 100 votes, and might have gd Mr. fior'
cnce's by less change. These facts chow Tue
necessity of close attention to every CongrtsSonai
District in New. York and elsewhere. Guard pu
friends against swapping Congress votes tor Gov
ernOr or any other effce. We want members
TIE other things will take care Of themselves
The Bell organization here is virtually disbanded;
all the respectable aud honest portion have return
ed to their old party relations, being convinced
they were cheated and cold. The managers now
throw off all disguise, and admit they were 10 the
employment and pay of the LocofocOs. Some of
Mr.. Bells friends, who were really deluded, CON-
plain bitterly that the only service they received
from the Democrats was to march in their process
siOns and swell their numbers.
Messrs. Fuller, Ipgersou, Broom & Co. have dis
solved their political firm aud retired from blsi
ness, mourning the degeDeracy Of the times. Will
lam B. Reed is now engaged in writing their lives,
to be dedicated to cur Collector of Customs.
A cracked bell was tolled through Market street
yesterday, in compliment to the commercial prin-
ciples of that vicinage.
There is general disposition to elect Morton
McAIichael United States Senator in place of Dir.
Biger in recognition of his long ard disinterested
devotion to our cause, but especially for the valu-
able services recently rendered by him and The
North American, which have been felt and &C.
kDOwedged oil through the State.
MONTROsE, Pa, Oct. II, 1860.
The majority for Curtin 10 sGsquehannA County
is GA.
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TRor, n. Y, Thursday, 0e' ii, 1860.
n. 'srgest FIRE thss hiss visited The city since the
greet corn, grafton Of 1854 occurred this morning
sbout o ;o,.sl An immense factory on Ida Hui was
entirely deetro,.s. The building was owned ey the
estste Of BE, ;smio Nsfsha snd Occupisi by Andrew
MeTasn p W Fs,rl., and VIM. Cockroft In manu-
featuring hosiery and musk>. ne'uoss'
The amount CT loss is go 900 o. 'ne ouiiuis' "Cn
Uninsured for Ga 900. The loss Of ,u0 oOouPAH'o -
about $50 900, of which about $40 900 4 "'u' NC
FIRE caught accidentally in the packing com. Two
hundred hsnds are thrown out Of employue-t by it.
A Eish wind was blowing while the FIRE was burning,
and the destruction would have been greater but for
Tie steam iSrengines Arba Read and Eagle, No. TO-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-10-12

sPoRTsMEss CoSvESTIOS.-Ths annual Conven-
ton Of sportsm Of the State interested in the prese-
vation Of birds and fish, held al Syracuse on the
9th inst report was adopted setting forth the OBJ
ects Of the Convection, forming Constitution and
fixing the time for the annual meeting OIL the third
Tuesday of June Of each year. The new State law
for the preservation Of game approved. The fol-
lowirg-nsmed persons were unanimously elected as
officers Of the Convention, 10 hold Office anti others
shall be elected, at the next annual meeting of the
Conventions Charles II. Haswell Of New-lork City,
as President c. w. Hutchinson Of Utica and Henry
Hunter Of Rochester, ss VcePresidentp c. E. White
head Of New-York and George Dawson Of Albany, as
Secretaries.
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THE LATEST NEWS,
RECEIVED By
MAGNETIC TELEGRAPH.
From Washington.
WAsHINGTON, TnuIsiay %

NASHINGTOS, TnuIsiay Oct ii 1860.
As much interest has teen asioned by ae events
a. Vsra Cruz in connection with the movements of the
Spanish feet the result of inquiries at proper sources
warrants the assertion that tCere is not the slight ss
foundation for the elt widely published that
Capt Jarvis interrsd IL the affair which took place
some weeks ago between the captain Of the Spanish
brig BeIenguela and the Joar,z ,yerDment nor did
Captain jarvis send note to the Spanish Commodore
oond, mn1 his course aet any Other disspproving
garner.
TIE relations between these two officers were Of the
mos. cordial character without reference TO political
question: ID Msjor ADcsrrsgs, when coming TO New
Orleans on board the PocshOniss, was 30 gall1Dt'y
treated that he expressed hin elf 10 tie most comp-
Ipentsry terms toward the officers of our Navy. IL Is
further reliably ssCertsibed that the action Of the span
ian CoumcdOre was suspeLde and the squadron with
drswp TO Havana in quence Of the pressing rep
resertstioDs Of the Spanish subjects in Vera Cruz,
through the French Consul, AciUR Spanish Consul to
sbe Csptaip o. General Of Cuba bombardmert, they
stated would not only destroy much Of their property,
but peril their lives No further hostile eemonsraloa
will be made 10 the absence of sdSiees from nadrld
1t ia alsc known that the commander Of OUT Gqlf
Sousorou il not left his own discretion bat inst no
vii sct Ut der the sdvcs of Minister MoLane IA tins
event OF TIE bonbsrdmebt OF Vera Graz by the Span
ian and extend all D 's-ible protection TO American
rsrsOus and property including the landing OF marines
at Vera Cruz for that purpose
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-10-12
LAND SALES IN MINNESOTA.

Correspondence Of The n. Y. Tribune.
NoKTHFrELD, MINI, Sept &c 1860
THE TRIBUNE, received at this date announces that
the Commissioner Of the General Land Office pre-
pairing for the Introduction to market of 364 900
acres Of land in Minnesota consisting of detached
tracts &c.
The great Hardship and inconvenience to which this
sale will subject large number of poor ssterS
caDDo! BE- understood except By those who know the
practical working Of such q sale Not merely tas
Settlers on the 1854 900 acres are affected by it. By the
rules Of the Circumlocuop Office, whenever single
parcel in township, be 1t only quarter section 10
offered for sale, the settlers all the remaining lands
in the same township must prove aud psy up before
the day of sale, or forfeit heir ptemption Ttgh TO
their CLAIMS. Instances Of this kind numerous. la
ore township adjoining this, single half section is
offered. Every settler in that to wnsbip living on an
unpreempted claim must. at whatever cost and ipeon-
veDiepoe, 1rirc ,nu money to pay for his claim
before the 18th Of October next or lose his nome
But this lie not all. large land graft was made three
years siLoe for the construction OF railroads IN TINS
State Each cod numbered section within SIX miles q
the lie of each rosd ard if there should not be the
r, ousite Quota within that limit then within fifteen
nitp, were donated for this purpose. Preemptors
were already teitsd on many Of these odd-nu INBRED
sections snd bad OF couree priority OF right over the
railroad coInraies Now, however all these must at
once psy Cd or forfeit their lands 70 the railroads
whenever any parcel Of land in the same township Is
of. REQ for sale
Our cIope hsve been 80 magnificent and beautiful
that the dtress viii not De SO great it would have
been year ago. Bot for many Of tbose who have lost
all duricg the hard TIMES OF the list three yesrs,
this new necessity will be q severe trial Our people
fully satisfied that so far as promoting the Interests
of the noueers in the West ia concerned the present
Administration excels all preceding in the ca paeity
of knowing how not TO do it and they VIII add largely
to their 3 500 Republican ma GRITTY of last year.
You have several times stated that hrLe;0ta le 10
hold State election in October. Not so. Our last
Legislature enacted that on the year Of Presidential
election Tie State election should be held on the same
day y h that Of the Presidential. We viii endeayor
to give good account Of Ourselves oa the ON OF
November. hIhSLS0TA.
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Arrival or the North BrltOn.

FarEER PoIsT Thursday, Oct. ll-l2;SO P m.
The itsanship North Briton has jest been signaled
ten miles below this place, which che Will reach IN
about an hour Her accounts are not 30 late as the Al
ricas received vis Cape Race.
The folio wing is the weekly Liverpool Cotton re-
,ort. which as missing in our Cape Raoe o'pstcn'
per Af'ica c,...,....o~..
~ Cotton f6- the week 900 bales cf which II M
svs "a soulatorE and exporters The rnke; coeo
.i snY hnder. finn but supplying III nsket well and prices
rnrbsprd The sales today (Fddsy) were u goo eIes
Ic5 40 we're on speculation and o export The autaoto
.s.,eD. ave- Fail 0resus 7id Mddiug do IT'D Fair
EosIe 7id VidditE d. 64d Fair URanSs ID; Mid9aHk
do ed The stock IN port y etIlasIeo a. 'A'" VI
7Is CO.. are American.
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OLD BERKS.
Of The n. Y. Tribune.

Correspondents Of The n. T. Tribune
READING, PA, Oct. 10, 1860
Depend upon it the Sham Democracy did their very
BE- in this State yesterday Their fusion was COM
pstetheir only rivalry which faction should do the most
for Fo ter. They wo ked Travelled, lied and voted to-
eether In Befks County they strained every nerve.
Their car didatss for Congress and County Offices
traveldthe county day night for weeks with money
IN abundance. The county was flooded with lying
hsndbls, particularly story about Curtin shooting
Dutchman dog, aud damniUg the owner. This town
wss pever fought so hard-ths principal Loco-fOco
candidates living bere-yet for the fret tune at q
Preside nal or GubernatOid election Except in the
instance of Pollock have carried the TO Tn, aud
by go majority, in pol of nearly 1000 And what
has become Of Buchanans majority of nearly 1000 Ia
BeIks reduced 70 jast oDe-hslf.
The Safe can do 20 900 better for Lincoln over all
opponents. Most Of or German Republicans strong
Lincoln men-voted for Foster Our Wids-Awske'
were wide awake on election day. We know they
will do their duty in New.York. R,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-10-12
Ohio Election,

WAsHINGToE, Thursday, Oct II, I86U
A private dispatch from Columbus Gays the Demo-
Gratis gain four Congressman as far as heard from,
and hold their own everywhere.
CLEVELAND, o., Thursday, Oct. IL, 1860.
Further returns confirm the loss of Republican Cen
gressmen in the IXth, XVIII, and XVllth Districts
The Republicans gain Congressman in the KIN DIS
trict The remaining districts probably unchanged
In the XvIth District Cutter, Republican, Ia elected
over Jewstt by 80 majority.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-10-12
Indiana Election.

NEw.ALBANY Ind THURSDAY, Oct. IL, 1860.
Flovd County (ofHcial gives Hendricks dem ior
Cover or 2l6 msjoIiy. Crsvens tDeml Is eectea 70
Congress by s. majority. n. :, ,oeo
Return, from 60 counties iniic,ts that the Rspuo,
esn majority will be 10 900. The Legislature WI
stand atout Sc follows: Senator's holding over
Democrat, I4 Republicans, II New meubers-Dem'
ocrs,s 7; Republicans Is. House of Representatives
-Rennbitaus. IS; Democ ats, AZ. Republican MAJOR
jty on icict ballot about ~
IoO majority Toe Congses men will stand the same
az ~ pTe.ent-7 Republicans and Democrats.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-10-12
Missouri end Western telegraph.

ST. LOUIE IuUT ubY VCI' IT II'Uy
AT the annual NEE ipg of the Ms.our snd vet rn
T.sorsDh held in III CRY to-dag, Charles NJ. s'e9-
Bins 4. ri. Lighsnsr, A. G. Goodin, >. Il; Ls1'o ..
eiec ,5 Directors, AT subseqqsot meetioR Of The ID
rector tie folio wing geu lemen wers elected oneer
CbsIIss 81 Stebb Us President and Treasurer per-
G.. Clovrey SudsriutsLdsnt and oscr>'Ty, alu " =.
q Sic bins General Agent. The Compsbys tines
have cone profitable busi, the past year ana II Is
thought that wher ire extsLsiJn 70 Fort >abey Is
completed ss it viii be this month, large lnef ase Oh
patronage vii ensue. Toe Company has dsadsd 70
build a least 300 miles west Of Fort Ke rney next
wear ard viii commence as soon 10 the Spnog 80 tqs
westbsr will permit. Sboold the Pixies Peak Roi1
region offer favorable indu 4ments, the Company VII
extend their line 10 Denver City next SEASON.
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HrApLAsps.-One of the rsatest practices we hav

HEAD-LAsDs-One of the neates practices we have
upon some large farms, is to have grass head
land around all the powed fields. These, nicely laid
down to ass serve turning places, and for road
ways, AID may be annually moved Toey serve 10
keep the fence.row free of weeds and bushes Where
the felds large and more than one kind OF crop s
planted, roadway should slways be left through the
field and in fields Of Indian corn, such roadways
will be found extremely convenient, and great saving
of labor, as a team can draga full load upon such
road st times when empty wagon would be a heavy
load on ploWed ground.