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MARINE NEWS.
Nov Is Rise. rs ss.,4ss- w,ero0 10

CLEARED
STFAMs HIPS-Teutouia, tIamburs Louisa More
Newbern' Falcon, Baltimore; Stevens do War
rior, Providence MAry SANFORD. Boston
sHIFs-Thornton, Liverpool; Mercury, Havre
BARK-Isabel. lspanishl Touaslno, DAfcelons
BRlGs-oronoco, Cork; Banks Halifax; Is Serb
ner, Philadelphia
sCHooNEEs- Ben Fultord. orleaD, II smith,
New bern Norman, Pe.efsburg; TIen, Walton, Ac-
tive, salem, Mas.
AKKrvKD.
eTEAMaUIPS-Sa Of the Union, New Orleans:
Psri' savannah: Eagle, Havana, City II H1ston.
Liverpool John Rice. New Otean.: III Cid. Nevbetn;
MOI thern Light, Neg OfleanE Patst 60. Mobile
shllS-M Nottel ohm Liverpool; Asti onom, Rre-
men; AndTea., shaI lac, Athena, Blemel. Atfuos-
phete, Liverpool.
BARK-H u stover from Ship Island, with rnssc
BRlH~ flashing Wave, fhiisd: Alma HaifAx,
Are % johns 4 K; 4 IA PIT, BeImud,
stHOO NEEs-t Dyer, Elizaqethpot for Boz
ton; j g Co lye' Boston for Albany: Native, Ncw
llSvtn for ElzabctApo I; III W Benedict. Providence
ior Phlladc phi Jamie Hazard. hartford ior Ron
dou; VIM IA Rowe, Ner London for Philaae PHI a.
saflh CiErb, Norwich Tor Phillde,Dh T. i scott
lIoydcnro tor Rondout; Jo,eph Rodgers, Pot;lsnd
Mary Miller Providence for EondouE 4 Hazard
Portland: W d 5 Gamer, Brnniotd; Democrat, NeN
Haven Tor Eliz.l hport; Z Nickery, PhiIadelphia
Tor Providence Stratton, LlizabethpOrt los Pioyi
deHce, CGth. lhomns- GrteEpou; G. l. Herrict, Prov
ioeuce for EliEale;hpoit; T. Glldorp, eve Phi ide
Plus Tor NorN lcb, / johnson, Providence for pAn
BELOW-Btik Acapulco, 6J day irom H. jaueirO
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ARTICLES FOR SALE.
ITO b COntinued.l

FOR SALE-THE BARGE c. HOLGATE
III tons new measurement; can be used on a.
cana carrie. avery ia.scc4l.o. Apply ~ AcC HES
Nay sos, NsterU, ny ss4
NOTICE 10 FUR CUTTERS-ON AC
= count Of the deAth OF Mr. hLNAIh, sT9 sprins
a. hrs mach nes consisting Vi cutters and blover.
.osether with saA engine and bower Ior sale eheao
BY The widow. some lot- vi pieces for SAFE. sc
@ PLANoFoRTES, OF THEM OCTAVE
pear keyed aud upright, to et, At - Bu a
slgA slsA ssoH 500 aud $40 Muse taught ~
paAaa tsAsA @ frsa, pIkSDAY, ~ SrsA1 a p
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LOCAL NEWS.
nw YORK AND THE VICINITY.

- -, |
invited many OF our NOV p'o'iiir"' -, ,y1,s,
sh NOTION rop ano p.'V ''u " ,........ |
ssq. n n. ana psfV'N ms nOi'' ~. ,.. a.,
FSh- last evening" pn'r i" 'no" 'lpp''''.,..
Surops Today Among 'no man, oI'', t'',,.
persona present we're Chi'' '~u.o NnU' -.
fisid- Of ths supreme oour' % VI. -.,. al
b>nsfors Sherman anu no's,n, "'D' a.. =,
and hootsf, Auih'A vt. rr,,.
,,-,.'A''' ,"1, q, col,,,bi, College,
~ 'o''., a., =. A,.d.nv Hon.
- a.. n a n,..I,.on. Hon Robert
v,..,.aa "a t,,,,b.,n. Rev. pr
wu.'', 'u's' ~ ~ v,u,.. o.. u,stinnon.
Wtuism AasnA heV. VI 'i"'o"' :, -.
a,.ps Bytbe.eA X. N. hsair Wiahhm ID As'"i'
.,.-..a.. r s,.x.t A A. Low, Peter Cooper
aoI - ,r,,i,.u. a A.,ln
william Y. Dodge Moses ISior "N " ''
-.u ana Hen amin r. Winthrop
:, -, .Uu,.,t.,ton a, ,hs ,ourt.sies
AstoHn VI VIZ" - A..
sutspdsd to tho party this city, Sir Morton fs1o
-....,.tr.d nj. Nv YORK ffisnds Monday evening
- ,,,----,--,- ~. -. O.. -btrh
last at q banquet at DelmOnle"s Tue f'on ~ "H
sn. hs,on., "a, held Wa spread With three long
49,. 49, -... i.d.n pot onIy with tho richest
fss<s When "ors "oen no' o"p ~ 80. ,n,
psnos' our Nv" s"1 ~. .,-,, -, t,a, .nd
hterhV sINnoa o."e ~ y "a .i,h ,o,,.,.
sninA ser''ee' NV 49, 80 y. -. -, -
- rare flowers and massive nora 1s''''' VI 11I
SrcsshAbs nsGnifeence The silver ware alone NA
A.. A. - s,so ooo ana ,ingIe armament
~sthsISo !" " WIZ" ti'.iy-'' - - -,
being valued at sto0OO. Inc portion oi 'ne ss''Iee
.,..a rror th. main tablo Vas the same which
..t..,n-o. a. hono, ~ IN. pr4nce Of " ale, during
,is visit 10 this country. concert BY Miss kelogs'
=. o--, - .,,i,oo, .,,,,,. concluded the
, ..,.'A'.
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SHIPPING.


DASSAGR FROM AND TO LIVERPOOL
L and l.ondon-liy the old Black star line.-For
Liverpool the JOHN BRIGHT sails on Oct 10Th
Tor Iondon-E. ". sIElsOS, sail. on oct glst
Tor pAssase apply W WILLIAMS GUlON, ~ Futon
~ 80
CTEAM To QUEENSTOWN AND LIVER
- poo, HELNErIA Nov. 4th. Cabin passage
sgJ: pteerage SJyi payable In currency. Apply "
WILLIAMS GulON, ~ broadway. "a
INAPsCOTT'S EMIGRATION AND FOR
Il EIGS EXCHANGE OFFICE
~ sol TIL ST.
Persons Wishing to send TOR their friends, can have
them brought here sither in steamship or sailing
packet at the lowest possible raIe., iTom LINEk-
LONDON,
BY the y Line Of PACKETS.
Drafts on Great Britain and ireland from 81 and
upwards
ST" TAPsCoTT BROS. q CO, SO South ct.
TAPSCOTT LINE FOR LIVERPOOL
J. Ship ST. MARK sails Nov. !.
Drafts for 81 and upwaIds ct lowest rates.
T. Z, fiKSoTT mos . 90. y s.ua a
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Too Late for Classification.


DEVARY--On Tues lay, Oct. 81, William DevAry,
a native Of Paush OF WlearA King. Co Ireland.
His friends. and those OF hi- rio,heIs Hugh and
Jos'ph. are requested " attend the raj, on
I Ei,dAv afternoon % met, at o'clock. from
his mothers residence, 80 East sd IT, 1850
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A RMY CLAIM OFFlCE-OFFICERS, SOL
0iers and heirs Of deceased have all claims Of
Nhatsysr nature care FULLY adjusted and setted-pal
tCuiar attention TO payment Of State Bounties bal
OF Government bouIL back pa, aud .Othiug
money. Apply in persop or address, /. BROWN d
co, BANKERS, Park Pace. ga
T BROWN & co, NAVY PRIZE MONEY
LIE office, Park Place, Bank Building established
-four yeAis. All nav claims collected aud paid. New
hsts are nov ready With the amounts. Call or ad-
dte.s by letter 1888
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DYSPEPSIA-ASTONISRING CURES ARE
Ddaily made by the use OF that excellent remedy,

Ddaily made by the use OF that excellent remedy,
ID smiths
DYSPEPSIA ANSIHILATOR
II has been before the Public Tor the .ast 90 year,
and where has been perseyeIed with, aud the dTec
tons followed, has never failed In single Gaze. II
acts gently upon the bowels, giving renewed yieor
the and braces up the whole system
a. it we're new lie. Every one OF sedentary habits
should ry IT. and all who are troubled With Dyspepsia
should u-o IL. Depot-id south second 81 Williams
buTrh. Price one Dollar per bottle. W.
NEW LYING-lN ASYLUM, AT THE IN
i fsnu Home cor. Lexington ave. and 5tst e.
Infants received, and places procured Tor mothers
Net-nuTses, If desired As
Use HYATTS SWISS EMINENT, FOR
~ bruises, burns sprens, swelllnga scbs or pain,
certainty. Depot 2%6 Grand at, NY, 1913
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PRIESTS GENUINE AND lNIMITABLE
- HAIR DYE!

PRICE TIfIi CENTS PER BOX.
This bys stands hrheg iE tn estimation Of The
pubic than ANY other manufactured. 10 j. lustsn-
tsneous the color being set VI loon ne applied. GIe-
CO.. Red lsu is con, e trl IA byautiIu. BLACK or
BROW y, without Injury 10 he laii or ssIu. 1t does
not ALL OIL no- Cause any uup easIn' feeling vhie
tyy yng, aud ia without lea Of contradiction. tue
BEST, sAt rs aud car NPESI HAIR y. c manu-
tao u4sd.
Manufactured and Tor sale (whoesalc aud retail st
No. AZ south second ~ iliSmsbuIgh To be had
&, retail oi p.upsi.is, all over TIE country. UgJ
ECR SEWERS WANTED-ALSO A FEW
l. gTls wanted to finch iur trimmed hoods Apply
At GLO. y. BACksItK, 1874 Fulton IT, 81
NOTICE-TO THE MEMBERS OF The
4Nunited Coopers,tnat the men nov WORK ur by tho
dny for Ar A. 4. BRl jGS ae on Astrike. in conse-
QuCnce OF Nj Briggs allowing % EN- only hall an hour
for dinner ami the eiore call Tor the mUrs support Of
the United Coopsls ~ order vi the orand society
OF Culted CooprTs. SIS
DAINTERS-THE NFW YORK UNION p.
J. II. Painters Association vii. hold a regular meet
ing this eveuiug at o'clock, At 3gi BoWery Tor the
transaction Of important busn,sa. BY order lHOs.
WHITEHEAD, frest., l.. D. CElsskN. sec, 3sl
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DEGJLHR DEMOCRATIC REPUBLICAN
IL NOMINATION, MOZART AND TAMkANY,
FOX SENAlUR
SEVENTH SENATORIAL DISTRICT,
comprising the Twelfth, Nineteenth, Tseutetb,
Iwenty ID ct and Tventy-seCond WARDS,
THOMAS 4. flkLDs.
JANIS MURPHY,
Chairman 1ammany COMMITTEES.
WILLIAM HirCHNAs,J
NELBnS SMITH, Secretaries Tamnany Com.
ALVAH W. LOCKWOOD,
Chairman Mozart Committee.
THOMAS EAsAs, Secretary Mozart Comniittee.
oct. ~, 1865,
In consequence Of report being circulated by
tyranny hetIick, editor proprietor Of the Weekly
Alias, that our honored CANDIDATE Tor senator sGs
Fought by the Republicans 10 Ia order to defeat
the Democratic party, We deem 1t due TO M. keegAu
aud ourselves to withdraw hun In favor Of the regu
lar DEMOCRATIC candidate.
NATHANIEL LYONS, Chairman.
i. II. DUNCAN, secretary Young Mems Demoe auc
Association. seventh Senatorial District.
HEADQrABIEKs fiity-seventh street. near Fifth
avenue. 2Sy
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BOARD AND ROOMS.

A FEW SINGLE MEN CAN BE ACCOM-
~ moda;sd win good boAd Apply n4sg. Third
avenue 50
A PLAIN, NICELY FURNISHED, COM
A0rtsuls room and bedroom 10 let 10 re, pectADle
young nm. Call a. 80 Ent I'm q. II
A FEW YOUNG MEN CAN Be ACCOM-.
"a modated at 81 East 1th A. With board VI with
out 1t, ID huor. ~
r ODGINGS 3 CTS. \ NIGHT AT THE
- Gir, Lodging House, 20 CaAai IT. ny. 449
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yIElb1ClNES.
A MEDICAL woNDER-HYATT's LIFE


n
RheumatiIm In Its mort Painful forms also scrofula
eIyspslaa salt Thsum, pimp %, botches, old cef,,
ie eI softa the worst OF diseases OF the oOd
debility, liver an kilneya inspient consun ption.
&C, mot certainly cured BY tins great purifier
ulAlI's Lltk BALsAM has cured thousands
OF cas- Of thesc and similar diselee and II viii
mo certainly cure any casc which can to reached
b. me.ieiae' II taken In accordance with the di-
iectiOus.
HYAITS LIFE BALsAM cured Mr.. b Rice, No
~ Grove H. aud No. Il Clinton Market OF inikmma-
tory rheumatism aud gout, alter b. had been cripp ed
iOt years.
HlAIrS LIFE BALSAM cured Mr. y. II. Holly
cock master, III Madison A. OF terrific ucer, alter
be had been in the b galway Hospital months, and
then thou ht TO We lncursbe.
llIAll'5 LIFE BAlSAM cured Mrs c. Gore,
IlId ave and 5lut ~, VI .croua xmas evil. The
uceu had destIOy ed tie flesh nom the neck until
the windpipe vas exposed. 1t cured MIS- UOle also VI
dyspepsia
ne proprietor Of the Life Basan 10 induced 10 pub
lish thee three certificates out Of huudIed thou.-
cases which have been cured becaure these cures
were effected IS years snce, anu the paIues are yet
in excellent health and sul res!Ge as Lbove stated,
where tney can be seen and consulted Al any time.
Principal depog 2-6 GIand st. SOLD by d. ggsts ge
Grady 81 pei boItle; SIX Tor tb Us
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POLITICAL.
NEW YORK, OCTOBER 81, l8s6-TO Hon.

THOMAS G. FIELDs:
DIaR sIR-As II 10 commonly reported that ] have
Mclean, for Senator Of the Seventh senatorial
qiuict permit me TO say, sir such IL not the fact
couIu net consistently support candidate Who has
opthined hh nomination from the hoKeop organ ts-
organization hiss bssely and corfuptly bstrayed me-
SInpy because ! am poor. While hcLesn prctsnds 10
De tlch' am his superior In wealth far - demo-
ciecy u eonce ned. i have not teen made rich By
Am not now one OF the partners Of one Of u leading
republican houtes In Wall stree, Who's outside man
iids desires 70 be eectsd 70 the petition Of United
States nator.
The Ion. Arson Henict. under,tspd. has reported
that am 10 col usion with the fepu bcEn esndidae
who has furnished me With money to defeat tho
hckeon oTgtniEation. This l pronounce 70 be .
base, mean, willful and mai ,cous lie ourh II 10
not ST. ange that henick should think a man bs.e
enough 10 lie thus used. he was one Of tie kind
conyeniences OF the republican party durtns last
session oil Congfess.
HE consideration OF his trearhpry wa 10 be the
appointment OF his brother 10 the ace nov held by
the Hon. Homer Franklin, Assessor Of the ninth
Conglossioual district For the purpose Of saving
the district and to forever nail these lies to the
ior,heads Of those Who have uttered them have
sithdTnHn in your ror, you being the only regular
DUmocrstie candidate 10 the district. In this have
acted Independently, as always do, aud exercising
the right Of an American citiIen, shall labor
sssiduoualy Tor your success and vote for your
election. and appeA to All friends Ia the district
TO do likesisc, II being due 70 my iull viudicatOn
that thty vote Tor you.
the lat winter nave ielt pride and pleasure.
When New FORK and heI citizen, we've Dsailed by
bkoted and narrow minded men you scceptcd the
rauntlet in her and their defence, and fVught 'he
In conclusion, permit me 10 cay You haNe ~
hiondship, and, II live, will have NV Vott shu tne
Nytca OF all my true trends on the dav OF elteloh'
asa u'' JOHN KFFGAN.
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MILITARY.

A IL CoLoRED SOLDIERS CAN OBTAIN
"A We h. CHEST bounty paid to other troops by app
lug ths oaj, ~ | >. Cover III ent Agency, Wal 81,
room ~ ~
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nR. SHERWOOD'S TRUSS, $40 BROAD
- way, has no spring roune tne body W ehaie; is
the only rad cal tIuss known because the only
one that can lie worn Ia beI without pain. sup
potteIs for the abdomen, which WI. do their
without any Aunoy ance. As
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SBsrtugton, an A.ss ant iu Belohe.'s Saloon. op-
p -t the U.d siale House, Chestnut A. Philadelphia
having bAu com Un loot, tried TO ryLeys It ty
shawn. II with IGzOr he cut his loot and bed to
Le4tu. Sever shave your coTus l. 10 dangerous (;
uIg "GTanduotbeI's Corn Killer" 4 sure aud per.
man, Mt cue. Tor sale b. all dTugsiss. PIics So
Ceuts per bottle WboesG.e sgenp will address
HOMnEN IL PIKE. boz ~ naIlem. y. Y. "a
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AT THE RUSSIAN ELECTRO MEDICAL
"A institute, is Broadway, n. \, up stairs klsc-
tls aud swedish hoNement Cule combined with
Med ciaes, Will cue most ca Is where o,hrr ieme-
ones have Jailed. No cure, NO pay, :. stWAED-
Sun, u. 42y
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ALLEGED SEDUCTION. la the supreme Court yes-
terdAy, the case ol W,eh against Lewis came up
before Justice Barnard. The plaintiff in this
procured IN order OF arrest against tho defendant
uudsr au affidavit set ing up that she came to this
rountry IN 1861, anu shuIty alei lecamr acquainted
win The deieuusnt; that aiter ttpta,ed plous Of
mnfria.e, Ls induced acc ~ 1--we sIth Lam; that IA
Istg Nc rrtuIuea q ELsalu with AiH ChId, hut
induced by han 10 Ictarn, under new promises VI
mlTr.uEe that she aI .ysd On tlU lytA ~ October
In th city, hut up yI. 10 hin lur tle fulilent
OF ms promises, WAS ttcat luley enu uC4.pl she
olauIs slJ,UO' The Juupe fixed tue bail al -. 40
"OuR AurgcAS CoCsiN" TRoruE-ltC rlss Of
Laura kesne Agslns. Clarke and stewart came up
before Justice Moncret in the SUPERIOR Court, yea.
lerdAy Int counsel Tor plaintiff s,ked further al
| iournInent, Mr. McGreeor aud the paper. being
alreut Sir .aIAes szId II was leugIhAb that pAln,
this asking INJUNCTION IN gleA haste TO p,rvent
| iTIeparahlt nlury, thUuld asA 90 many ~ zone
| Ineuts, but MAiter VI touIttsl be- r.uIiu-
not OppOse. Detuudauts we're -ulng 90 Itt.o. 10 me
play ia baltimore, aud plant DE- would pelA4l, ask
| IN iujuuc lou there. Tue AsBumsuI d. GtJouTnsd
| 10 saturday.
| RAvAGTs or THE ALABANA.-ln the L. S. Clrcuit
Court YESTERDAY the Of jonathan Godfrey Gsa!us,
the Mutual Insurance ComT any up before Judge
Nelion The plIintld insured bis inteies. In the
soss bark TysosA heD thn VEN tsi San FAlsisss
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1865-12-14
PaDer Currency.

Government paper issues can not, siic-
cessnilly, for any length of time, perform
the functions of money, because ii is inva-
riably issned as a financial resource. in mo-
ments Of mcrgency-generally when war
is rutllessly destroying both life and prop
erty. Government paper money, instead
of representing existing results of labor.
ready TO redeem the paper OF demand of
the holders only represents property and
lives consumed or destroyed, and labor un-
productivity employed. How can such
paper issues long perform the functions of
money!
No man understands this great fact bet
ter than the present Secretary of the Trea-
sury. Hence his desire to return as speed
lily rs possible to the specie standard.
Secretary MCCULLOUGn is undoubtedly one
of the ablcst llnanciers In the country. lie
sees that tie present inflated currency costs
the people of the United States about four
millions week to keep II in circulation
that there is an actual loss to that amount.
without counting at all what the masses of
the people have to suffer in the high prices
Of the nccessaries of life.
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AbrOgating the Constitution.

-Four new amendments to the COnstitu-
tlon are already proposed In Congress-to
change the basis of representation, to i'm
pose duties on exports, to prevent the pay
ment of rebel debts and to empower Con-
gress to regulate the equalization of the
rights, powers and liberties of the whole
people. These propositions were of course
referred TO the Judiciary Committeeman
they form part of the plan of the radicals
for changing the form of the Government by
Constitutional amendment. The object OF
the first amendment Is to compel the South
20 accept negro suffrage, or submit to a re-
duction of their representation. The object
of the second is to give New England man
ufacturers a monopoly of Southern cotton
by closing the foreign market of the South
The third is intended as a bunkum appeal
TO the cupidity of the North. The fourth
virtually abolishes all State rights, and sub
stitutes Congress for the Constitution, as
the sole regulator of the whole people.
If these amendments DE adopted bv Com
gress, and forced precipitately through the
Republican Legislatures, after the manner
of the recent amendment in regard 10 slay-
cry, the deed will be done, and our boosted
Democratic Republic be changed in a
twinkling 10 a dcspotic oligarchy. 4l III
Let the people ponder this matter They
have entrusted the Government 10 the
keeping of fanatics and demagogues, and
they must prepare for the worst. Our
whole dependence is upon the strength Of
the conservative element in Congress and
the firmness of the President in spreserv-
ing, protecting and defending the Consti-
tutloii," according 10 his oath of Office
Ne,0drk (N. J.) Journal.
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Affairs in Virginia.

The members of the Legislature have de-
cided that devotion 20 the rebel cause dur
ing the war is to be the measure of merit
aud they have therefore resolved to remove
all Unionist State officers, save State Audi
tor who holds his Office under appointment
from Gov. Pierpont, and appointed next
Tuesday for electing secession successors to
them. They have also adopted au amend
ment to the State Constitution, which not
only does away with all disabilities for
holding Office on account of participating
In the rebellion, but does not even require
the oath of allegiance to the National Coy
eTnment to be taken.
a Joint Committee has been appointed by
both Houses TO confer with the military an-
thorities, and urge the immediate removal
of the National troops from the State. One
member remarked, during the discussion of
the matter that he thought they had
trucl1ed on the Government long enough
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1865-12-14
The Family of MIR. Davis.

The Montreal (Canada) correspondent OF
the New York Herdld under date of the 9th
instant writes thus respecting that part
Of Mr. Davis family residing at Montreal
The Jefl. Davis family are living in this
city and In poor circumstances. IL con-
sists of Mrs. Howell, Miss. Howell and
"Willy" Davis. Margaret Davis is ut the
Sacred Heart Convent, and young JEFF. Da-
Wis is ut the college ut LenoXyille.
The family, while living on Richmond
square, in this city, was visited by ColOnels
johnson and sutherland and Captain Rich
ardson, of the late rebel army, who showed
great respect to the family of their chief
and are described as gcntlemanly men. &c.
owing TO the sudden fail of to nothing
of the rebel paper money, the family found
themselves $4,000 less in funds than they
expected to be- and were la consequences
very much straitcned in means-So much
so that they had to leave % house where the
charge for living was small, and go into
another one where it was still smaller
Mrs. Howell is II fine old woman of six
ty-four years of age, tall and stately. Miss
Howell is IA fine, tall young woman, quite
Southern in look, &c. She is rather tall to
look well. in. -. 7
"Master William Davis Is a fine boy of
four years or more of age. lie looks a lit
tie like his father, the nose promising gn he
aquiline. His forehead is q very good one
''Of Miss Margaret Davis and Master JEFF
fersOu very little is seen in this city. They
are both described as fine children. the
girl beng nine years of age and the boy
about seven, the latter resembling his father
in some features.
'As may he imagined, the family are very
warm on the subject OF the late rebel cause.
The young lady Is particularly 50 and the
two boys, with bOyish bodness, speak very
freely, and now and then indulge in little
ebullitions of anger, saying what they
would do II they were men, sc. In regard
TO this willy one day placed arrow OF APP
pies ON table, and with violent sweep of
his hand sent them all rolling ON the floor,
shouting at the same time, That's the way
would make the Yankees lly.'
"All the family attend the Episcopal
Church. going to the Cathedral (the FASH
ionable Church here.)
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1865-12-14
NEWS OF TUE Day.

lin one branch of the Quartermaster's De-
partment, LOO employees have been dis
charged since July last, reducing the ex-
penses from $GOO,OOO to S2OGOOO.
Somebody proposes to name one of the
Western Territories Lincoln. They had
better call II Douglas, after n far ADLER and
better man.
General Butler, in revenge for a slight
from General Grant proposes to write the
lntter's biography. He wants to take
Grants life. EIl. .f.|
The suit Of Miss Laura Keene against
some of the theatrical managers in New
York, for playing Om AD,cricm Cousin, of
which She has the copy right, has been dis
missed in the courts.
General Logan has finally declined the
Mexican mission.
II is said our Government has refused the
request of the Emperor Napoleon to recog-
nize MaXimilian, and that sharp CORE
spondence has occurred between the two
Governments.
Captain Corbctt, the commander of the
Confederate privateer Shenandoah, has been
tried in England for violating the British
neutrality laws. lie was acquitted.
Destructive fires occurred yesterday at
Ottawa, Illinois, and GAINESVILLE, Wisconsin.
The proprietor of the Irish People, the
Fcnian organ in Dublin, has been tried aud
sentenced to twenty years Imprisonment
in penal settlement.
John Mitchell has arrived ia Paris
A bill to prevent the importation of for
cign cattle has passed both houses of Con-
gress. 1t is the first bill passed this session.
The mercury showed only nine degrees
above zero in st. Louis yesterday.
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1865-12-14
WHO HAS LOST
DEAF AND DUMB GIRL 2

A DEAF AID DUMB oIRL APPARENTLY
4 about 20 years OF age, with Rubnrn haircut
snort, grey eyes rather aooYe tha medium sine ami
mas scar OF born 81 scad on the underside OF the
right iorearm came 10 this place about the middle
OF hoVemDeri with no baggage or money, she "a of
neat and tidy appearance I and has evidently been
aised IN good ciety Unfortunately she can not
teai wriie, or oonysfse y means o. signs, so that
fapers throughout the State will please i've this n
gratuious Insertion aud II this should neo the no.
lce oi any one showing any thing ~ the above de.
serbed lady they will confer by com
with the fru tees Of Miami townshlp, MiainishIrn
Montgomery County, OHIO. -
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