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Preparations for the Parade I'm Phlla.
eieiphia.

PfiLADEiPHiA, Oct IL, 1868.
Immense preparations are being made by the frcmcn
for the parade on Monday next Competition among the
companies the largest number in line has
swccd expenses enormous amount. Several com
panes will parade five hundred and One company
has engaged the Marine Band from Washington, and
another company band from Chicago, at cost Of
Thousands OF dollars.
There will be hundred and fourteen companies in
line, including the visiting hreInen.
There will be splendid scene at Broad street, where
the line conntcrmarches, and great numbers OF stands
for spectators being put up private speculation.
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Obituary.
JUDGE MOSES CHAPLIN, OF ROCHESTER,.

JUDGE MOSES CHAPLIN, OF ROCHESTER,.
Hon Moses Chaplin OF Rochester, died in that city on
the sth inst He a native OF West Springfield Mass
being born May q l7oI He studied at Williams College,
and graduated Yale in 1911. He studied law under
Augustus O. Monroe, nephew OF President Monroe at
Lecsbury. In 1873 he entered the law school al Idch-
field, Conn.,, and removed 90 Albany in the year
finishing his studies there and entering the law ne
practitioner OF the Supreme Court From 1918 TO 1916
he held supervising position IN the Albany County
Clerks Office, and 1916 professor In the Albany
Academy He trustee in 1915 OF the then village or
Rochester for two years Clerk Of the Board Of Trustees
Clerk OF the Board Of supcrv Of the county and jus
tce Of the Peace from 1879 1926 when he was ap-
pointed Judge OF Monroe county, which Office he filled
until 1891 From that time forward he devoted himself
as examiner in chanccry. He one Of tho original
trustees OF the Monroe County Savings Institution and
held that Office nj the time Of his death and its FIRST aud
only attorney until within the two years last past
). r. HERRING. THE ANIMAL PAINTER.
The death announced OF John Frederick Herring tho
we'll known animal painter in the seventynrst year Of
his age. He OF Dutch descent and entirely self
taught When nineteen years OF age he witnessed the
desire paint the winner He did with marked sue.
and for thirty years in succession he painted
the winner Of that Meanwhile he was four years
the road q coachman, and was well known az the
driver Of the celebrated coach known as the york and
London HghGyer.n This employment he abandoned on
the representation OF Mr. Frank Hawksworth, who pro
meed him that " he would give up driving he would
ensure him employment for twelve months In painting
hunters and hounds Among bis best works are his re
Day and "Horse Fair the scene OF which Is laid In
a country village. Queen Victoria had eight horses
painted by him. and he has painted horses Tor many OF
the leading pcrsonagcs 10 France
DIR. JOHN M'CooK.
Dr. Jous McCooK, the father Of Brevet Major General
Edward McCook Of Indiana, and Brcvct BrgadIcr Gen
cral Arson McCook Of Ohio, brother OF Major McCook
who was shot and killed by Morgans raiders In Ohio
1863 died Washington on the 18th inst He the
uncle of General Robert McCook who was murdered in
an ambulance in Tennessee In 1862; OF General Daniel
McCook, who died OF wounds received in Sherman
assault OF Konesaw Mountain and OF General Alexander
McCook. Az the time OF his death Dr. Cook was As
SCISSOR OF Internal Revenue In the Seventeenth Ohio dis
rct TO which position he had just been appointed the
7th inst
WIDOW OF GOVERNOR Eusrrs, or MASSACHUSETTS
The venerable Madame Eusrs, widow OF Governor vii.
liam Eusts died al her residence In Roxbury yesterday
the age OF cghtyfour years She the daughter Of
the hate Woodbury. Langdon OF New Hampshire, and has
survived her husband more than forty years
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RAILROAD SLAUGHTER.
Four Cars Thrown From the Track Near
Lancaster, Pa.-Eight Persons Killed
and Two Injured.
HARRISBURG, Pa, Oct. IA, 1865.

HANHISBUEN, Ia, OCT II, ISJ5.
An accident happened to the day express train going
east between here and Lancaster this afternoon -Four
thrown from the track. Eight persons
killed aud two slightly injured. The only OF the
dead recognized up TO this time Is the wife Of r Barr,
Esq, OF Ptsburg The accident caused by broken
mil
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ST LOUIS, Oct II, 1893.
despatch from Lawrence Kansas says that tho com.
mssoners appointed by the President 10 report on the
Union Pacific Railroad had q meeting, but could not
agree Two reports will therefore DO made. The
majority report against the road and the minority re-
port is In favor OF accepting H. Passenger and freight
trans now make regular IJips over The road.
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The Press Dispatches.

FoRrRFss MONROE Oct IA, 1865.
heavy storm commenced last night and has pre-
vailed all day.
The steamer VIM. p. Clyde has arrived here with the
steamer John Gibson in tow The Clyde picked up the
Gibson in disabled condition, with her wheel lost
twenty miles north Of Caincogue.
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DEsHoIsEs, Iowa, Saturday, Oct IA, 1865
The majority for Governor Stone, who boldly adj
vocated negro outrage, will be fifteen thousand The
balance Of the republican ticket Is elected by nearly
twenty thousand majority.
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NEWS FROM FORTRESS MONROE.

ResuIts-Aeting Admiral Lanman to
visit the ships Of His Squadron the
Yantic-Gen. Mann Away on Leave
Military Execution, sc.
OUR FORTRESS MONROE CORRESPONDENTS.
FoRrREss MONROE, Oct. IL, 1896.
Tho extent ~ my observations to-day, embracing
Norfolk, Portsmouth, Hampton and Old Point, goes 10
show very quiet election day lam told indeed, there
never has been election day here characterized by
such quiet and lack Of everything like enthusi
special excitement. have not heard OF single
breach OF the peace At the time Of sending this the
polls are Of course not closed that results cannot be
given positively. II is believed there be no doubt
OF the election 10 Congress OF l.. ~ Chandler from the
Second district and w. b. ~ Curtis from the First dis
trct The vote has been much smaller than anticipated,
and in view OF the number OF candidates in the field
constitution IN way that will allow full and
free suffrage 20 all taking part with the
Is declared to be very unanimous in favor OF
such alteration. In Norfolk a large majority has
with water from Lake Drummond For that maltor the
city Inst evening gave its decisive vote the water
sonres we way
ces, music and general turnout OF the people IL was
the largest thing Norfolk has ever seen.
LANmAS ABOUT sQr AKRON.
Acting Admiral fanman leaves here on Saturday on
the United States naval steamer Yantic He will visit
Beaufort, Wilmington, Port Royal Charleston and sa-
vannah there hoist his nag Admiral OF the North
Atlantic squadron on the New Hampshire The Yanic
has stationed here for the past four months The
following Is a list OF her ofiicers:-
Lieutenant CommandT-Thos. q. Harris
Executive OGcer--C. II. BeckshoG.
Ens,g1--John c. Lord, John T. Churchill Samuel 7.
Dederer
SuypeOs- Horace K. Wheeler.
Acting Assisfdnt Pdymdser-Samuc u. Huey.
Engaeers-C Chief, VIM. 8. Smith; Second Assistants,
Henry G. Beokwith, Bryce Wilson; Third Assistants,
Henry +. Lovenir, Geo. Hoton
ApstvCT.
Brevet Brgadier General o. T. Mann has gone North,
on brief leave OF absence Major Moore, OF General
Torbots staff arrived to-day from leave He says that
General Iorbett will be here Wednesday next and
enter on command Of the district to which he has been
assigned.
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Pcnnsylvania Election.


PHILADELPHIA, Oct IL, 1896.
From present indications the Union majority al the
late election will exceed that Of Mr. Lincoln by several
thousands Official returns from forty counties thus far
have been received Twenysx counties are yet 10 DO
hear from.
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Military Exccution-A Negro Soldier the
Victim--Extensivc sale OF Government
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Returns, SC.
raEss MONROE CORRESPONDENCE.
Uk FORTRESS MONROE CORRESPONDENCE.
FORTRESS MONROE Oct "a 1865


FORTRESS MONROE, Oct. 10, 1865
EXECUTION.
John Shepherd formerly corporal in the Thirty eighth
United States colofed regiment hung at ten A. NJ
at Camp Hamilton There few executions military
or oherwse in which the unfortunate victim does not
excite some pity in his behalf In the hearts Of the spec
tators. No witnessed with regret to-day's exc
cuton Atrociously abandoned, as the prisoner was,
he admitted the business Of his fate. With two
other negro renegades belonging 10 the same
regiment he violated two defencesss whito some
time since, while our army was In front Of Petersburg
His accomp'ces were subsequently, captured, tried and
hung, while he escaped and might have escaped alto
gelber had be NOT committed highway robbery. and bis
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bOcfONt VcI ~, low
The announcement or the release o. Mesrs Stephens
and Reagan from Fort Warren was slightly premature,
as occurred yesterday, instead Of the day previous
The parties stopped al the Revere House last night and
of for Washington this morning.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-04-07
TELEGRAPHlC NEWS.


WAsHNoroS, April 6 The mail boat to day
brought to Washington a large number Of
rebel officers, and tweuty.two bags Of capinr.
ed mails, which have been forwarded to The
War Department
A passenger who left Richmond ou Tues
day afternoon, says it was expected the rail-
road between that city and Petersburg would
be in running order to day, large force being
employed to repair the track
IL appears from a statement Of the same
gentleman, who had oonversed with old &C.
quaintances 10 Richmond, that Breoknridee
was responsible for The destruction Of proper
~ some Of the merchants having enireated
him, but 10 vain, to preveut the threatened
destruction
A rebel band Of music was captured or
surrendered, and on their way mp from City
Point played a number of airs such rs DIX.
is, and Life on the Ocean Wave" They
appeared delighted with their change Of po
sitiOn
The Post O1ice Department has ordered
the Post OGice at Hampton to be opened,
and appointed Keunon Whiting as Post
Master
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Proclaim alton OF tho Governor Of New
York.

ALBANY, April 6-Richmond has fallen.
and the wicked men who governed the so
called Confederate States have fed their capi.
tol. The rebel armies have been defeated
broken and scattered, aud the formidable
character OF the rebellion is apparently at an
end. Victory eberywhere attends our banners
aud our army under 3 evidence is
rapidly moving to the closing scenes
Of the war Through the self sacrifice and
heroic devotion OF our soldiers, the life of the
Republic has been saved, aud the integrity OF
the American Union maintained, IL view of
these important events of the achievements
OF our noble armies and their gallant leaders;
IN view OF the progress made in suppressing
the rebellion, and the encouraging prospects
oil the early return Of peace, there is great
cause for rejoicing, thanksgiving and praise.
l, Reuben 4 Fenton, Governor of the
State Of New York, do therefore issue this,
my proclamation, designating Friday, the
l4th OF April, inst, the day appointed for
the ceremonies Of raising the United States
nag on Fort Sumter, as day Of Thanksgiving,
prayer, aud praise to Almighty God, for the
signal blessings at His hands, and ! hereby
recommend religious societies of all denomi.
nations to open their places of worship, and
the people abstalning from their usual avoca.
tions TO assemble therein, and with grateful
hearts unite in both prayer and praise to Him
who has so mercifully remembered US in the
hour OF our greatest need and peril
In witness whereof | have hereunto set my
hand and affixed ths privy seal of the State,
1865.
r. E. FEEToN,
By the Governor.
) HASTINGS, Private Secretary.
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CERTIFICATE OF AUTHORITY.

TO expire the Slsl day OF January, 1866.
OFFICE THE AUDITOR oF STATE, ISsuRAhoE DIP'r
/ COLUMBUS, ONO, Jsnuary ~, lb65.
WHEREAs, The NORTH AMERICAN FIRE IN
SURANCE COMPANY, located at Hart ord, in the
State oi Connect cut, has MED in this office sworn
aement OF its condition, as required by the fTst
on OF the act 'T reg late Insurance Cumpanes not
Incorporated hy the State Of Ohio" passed April o.,
1856, and amend February 9, 1864 snd, wliefens
sara Company has furnished satisfactory eyldeLce
that It is Possessed o. at least hundred thousand
dollars actual capital invested stocks or Lolds
or IN mortgages OF real estate, worth dCuhle the
amount ior which the same Is mortgagtd; ann,
whereas, said Company has fled in this otlce a witt
ten instrument unoer its corporate seal si2bed by
the President anu Secretary Thereof, suthouzDg any
agent or agents Of Anld company in thls hthie
knowledge service ol process for and behalf OF SAT-
Company according 10 the terms OF sAu law.
now theI eOre, IN pursuance vi the fIst section o
the Hfoi esaid act l. JAMES Ii. GUl Man, AudiIor OF
state Tor OMo, do hereby certify that SAID NUh1H
AMERICAN FRI lNsUhAkCE COMPANY, Of
hartford Connecticut, IL authorized to lfenssct the
business OF Fire lnsurai IN tins state until The
thirty first day OF January, IN the year thousend
e ght hundred and sixty-six.
lSTAhP in witness whereof IhAve heTeunto sub.
(sEAL scrlUed my name and caused the seal OF my
office TO be sthxeG the day and ear above
written. JAS. Ii. GOLDMAN,
ielO An itor Of State
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-04-07

NEw ORLEANS, April 81. via CAIRO, April G..
The True Delta says headquarters has re.
csived information that a portion Of General
Canby's army are within FIVE miles of Mo.
bile. l'
Siege guns are in position, and shells could
be thrown into the suburbs OF the city. The
attack on Fort Bradley, the main defense OF
Mobile-Frank Gardner CommAuding-had
already commenced Maury is scommanding at
Mobile, and Dick Taylor at Spanish Fort. The
bombardment OF the latter commenced the
18th Candy, Granger and Smith we're FIVE
miles mp Fishing creek the Oath.
Heavy eannonAdug on the 23d, was caus-
ed by, gunboats shelling The woods at the
mouth of Fishing Creek
Cotton goods ordinary at thirty-sight
cents.
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I7fOR SAL R-4O0 acres OF land. Fix miles soulh OF
II Kenton, Hardin county Ohio, lying on 10th des
Of the Cincinnati and sandusky Railroad near hud-
BonVle Station,
The land les rolling, and 10 tmtsred with ash, ana.
pie, walnut cherry lynn hickory 4o, hhs thse good
springs Of water, valuable water poWe on SILVER
Greek twenty feet head, with rich creek iotions
Only improvements, cabin with about fftet O. Fs
cleared The wood on u land II cut and hauled 10
the railroad, will pay for the land islt l..I fanl
For terms and other particulars, apply 10 j. n
PRICE, or W. V. Marquis, BehefontRine, o. lh2idaW2
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The Times New Orleans correspondence
of the 24th, says that on the 18th, General
Steele's column sailed from Pensacola and
Barrancas for Blakely Landing, on the Tom
bigbee, with the prospect of thanking the de.
fenses OF Mobile.
1t is thought that this will compel the reb
els TO fall back up the Alabama, as it will be
the only opening left to them, If it be not al
ready blocksded
On the 22d, Wilson's cavalry we're heard
from They we're doing we'll
The Commercials Washington special says
wounded men of the I'd New York cavalry
report the regiment went into Sundays fight
dismounted, six hundred strong, and came
out with only three hundred men and one non
commissioned officer
Among the large buildings destroyed in
Richmond, were Hsxers Mills, Crew and
Smiths tobacco factories and the Mechanics
Institute. The entire squares bounded by
Main Street RIVER, aud Seventh and Fifteenth
streets, are in ruins
Rebel stragglers got drunk and plundered
the stores. A large number OF persons we're
killed BY the explosion of q magazine All
inmates of the Aims House were killed or
mAugled.
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UNITED STATES HOTEL.

CORNER SIXTH AND WALNUT sTs., GIN.
VNHls large and commOdious Hotel has been NE.
i FITTED AND kkFUkNlsHEB throughout n NJ,
nfcenty with entire NEW FURNITURE ui the latest
style, without regard to trouble expense TO
the demands Of the travelling pubic, TO which your
patronage is most respectfully solicited, iaL
tel q. o. MAOLIsH, Pror.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-04-07

NRw YoRK, April 6--The Commercials 5
special says, Ex Senator Wilkinson, Of Min.
nesota, still expects to supereeds Mr. Dale as
Commissioner of Indian Affairs a.l
The Posts special says, President Lincoln,
on Tuesday, gave public reception in JEFF
Davis parlor.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-04-07
BIZ sAFE,TRoM THE pANes OF WANT,

Would these ohldreh have a comfortable home, and
the means oi educauOnf Would this wife be indepen-
dent OF the cold charities OF the worldi Would this
aged and feeble parent be provided forf Would my
estate pay my deolsi Would there be no sacrifice "
property by forced sales OF an administrator to
the demands Of fcredltors-saes made when the market
tends downward ard iaiT prces cannot be reaissdt"
How lew can answer these question to their satstAc-
lohl They fear 10 ASK them, and cherish the belief
mat they have along lease on life. This 10 botA tool
ish SndeoWardly. The brave man -.l .s1ti
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CINCINNATI VENEREAL HOSPITAL,

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Estab!ishedi in the Year 1850, s
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Dr. Bonapsues great work on private dsseasos
the PnYate Guide To health ID Lent helal 10 ALI male
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WAsHIEoroE, April 6.--Secretary Stewards
coalition is much improved to day, from what
1t was last night, and he lie now as comfortable
as can be expected.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-04-07
EVERY MAN SHOULD INSURE MS LIFE,

INHE Atna grants policies FOR LIFE, for q term
Il OF years, Endowment policies and children En-
dowment. Also, Non Foriehng Policies on whic no
payment 10 required aiter ten years.
Five thousand dollars paid two losses this city
within the last SIX months.
Among all the contrivancos Of men TO protect the
family circle lrom want, none found more sim
pe IN us characteri noOle in its features certain in
iis results tnn lhie Insurance. IL IL the prop which
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INSURANCE. i

foung men just staring IN business. ,yhasa ,ht.,
capital their energy and Integrity should ths,s
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Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-04-07

NEw YoRK April 6.-The Costa Rca
brought from California one million six hun
dred thousand in gold, ...It. l1B.
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PROTECTS HIS AGED PARENTS

EVen where he has preceded them into eternity; by
the honest debtor satisfies his conhdng creditor, when
fate seemed least propitous. In q moral and worldly
sense, is great weapon by which to rob death Of
his sting, .
Let any husband, father, son, ask himself ''If was
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-04-07
LOOKS THE DANGER IN THE FACE

That he may grappis with ~ tne Wise man. thai he
may study s nature and palhate its threatening Ths
means OF paharon are at hand OF easy access @ all
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