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M1Onta9ne $685.
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The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1865-12-22
From Chicago.
CHICAGO, Decembc

al CHICAGO, December II.
The livery-stable of William Spader, on
Huron street, was entirely destroyed by
fire last evening, and twelve horses were
burned 10 death. Loss, $1,000,
The Government property at Camp Doug
las has all been disposed of at auction, and
the military authorities have now ceased to
hold possession of the land. Few camps in
the country have more interesting his
tory than Camp Douglas.
The great tunnel under Lake Michigan is
now completed distance of 4770 feet out
nearly mile. They are getting along
finely ont on the crib; they have the shaft
down, and within day or two they will
begin 10 tunnel shoreward The first of
january will find more than one-half of
the tunnel made, and from that time the
work will propress with twice the present
rapidity, as they will be tunneling from
both ends, and in d few moths will meet.
Z The snow-storm of yesterday is sue
eeeded by clear and bitter cold weather.
The mercury this morning stood at thirteen
degrees below zero. -t.-. -.. .....
A dispatch from ST. Paul states the mer-
curry there at twenty-seven degrees below
zero. ,.,t a..'. l.... .-.. ..a. -..l.. -
Live Hogs are selling to-day ut 81 s99l6e.,
gross The packers were buying and will
soon commence operations. t..
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1865-12-22
BY lTElILIl,.ElEGRAtARH.Ii =
Frnm WnshinptOn.
tsrEorAL TO o'orNcINNAri ENou1RER.f
WASHINGTON December n.

WASHINGTON DeccmDer2T
The debate between Wilson and Salisbury
to4dSy in the Senate divulged the progress
of the programme which Itelegraphed you
last hight. -i1r. s-r. -.,. .-..-. %
Senator Wilson has been, heretofore the
hendhman of Sumner, and was one of the
last men expected to fall into line rs one of
the Presidents guards. But this run he
took with a graceful farewell of the radicals,
and made the first step toward enlisting In
the Onion ranks. Witha maintenance of
good temper and the exhibition of true
Uhidn spirit on the part of the South, the
President will be enabled to win substan-
tial victory. .......
LeAding Southern men here are delighted
with the prospect. l.,a ....
The funeral of Governor Corwin yester-
day WAS attended by an immense concourse
of citizens and officials of all grades, from
the Highest to the lowest, as token ofre-
spect to the deceased. All the departments
were closed at half-past two O'Clock, ami
the clerks afforded an opportunity to at
tehd the funeral. in".t. lt.,i '..i sui I."
with the exception. of the usual New
year islTeception, there are to be no levees
at tile White House this winter, until after
the feassembling of Congress. The cause
assigned is the dilapidation of the prem
lses and furniture. ......... l........t BAD.
Political circles are busy to-day discuss
ing the debate in the Senate between Sum
ner and Oowan on reconstruction. The
form icr, following the lead of Thad, Ste
vens in the House, boldly proclaimed "A
radical war against the administration pol
icy in regard TO the South. >" " ''t
Mr.. COwah administered to hima manly
but severe rebuke, which caused the Mas
saehpsetts negrophilist to hang even his
head with shame for his attack upon the
President. and the people of the Southern
States. i.... l.a tIst ,.IE-i l.
Y 1t has been another losing day to the radi-
Gals, and the work of reconstruction of
parties goes bravely on. Already Con-
gress Is classified under three heads Union,
or Administration men, Radicals and Cop
perlIeads. The Administration party is
daily growing stronger, and IL is predicted
by sage political observers that when the
President opens fire from his reserves of
big gums there will be few left to oppose
his policy. This is to be done early In jan
uary, beginning with the use Of Executive
patronage. .t.-I lr.. .i t...y
Even Republicans admit that within
thirty days majority of the Senate will
be oh the side OF the Administration. This
is all that will be needed, for with con-
servhtive majority in the Senate the radi-
Gals jim the House will be utterly powrrless
for harmful legislation, except to refuse
admission to members from the Southern
States. .ii ', .-Al E. ID .". .il -, d..
The people of Washington voted to-day
uon the question of extending the right of
Suffrage to persons of color. Seven thou
sand votes were cast against and only
seventy five for the extension. -il'.
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1865-12-22
From New York.

=, U..-.r NEW lUKK, IlPUeInUeI II !
There has been a very severe gale in our
harbor, lasting all day. Much damage has
been done to the shipping. The wind
mind r.. M.--still continues to blow, but
with less violence. ~ q l.at .a
Alletter from Washington says Confeder-
ate bonds are being bought up by parties
who are willing TO risk the chance of their
assumption by the United States. r %
Advices from Panama report the discov-
cry Of rich gold mines in the vicinity of
Tumaco' and Barbacoas, State of Canca,
New Grenada. -Four men, in eight days,
took ont thirtypounds. ~ .'.
Dispatches from Washington say General
Logan's name for mission to Mexico was
not on the list of appointments sent to the
Senate for confirmation.
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1865-12-22
FoR SALR,--A, house and lot on West
Fourth sAeeg HaSd sIbtp. yyLpq9l A9hs
IS J.F. DONALDSON, r. e. Agt.
, gHFpl gllg ll.i p3p3lsz, de22d2t.

Now Is THE CHANGE FOR HOLIDAY PRES
REfs Colonel Gross has just received a
dispatch from Messrs. Whitley & Yost,
manufacturers of those magnificent Photo
grdphic Albums, stating that he desires
return from sales of those beautiful "pic-
tune books" by tile 9th of january land of
course they must he sold, and now is the
tihie.to get bargains, iAs they are onsc COM
niSsiop, the tCelenel is. bound to sell them
out by the. 9Th prox, "a word to the WISE"
&c. Now is the time 10 get naEnificeht
Photograph Albums at low rates, for pres
ents. He will take Photographs during
the holidays for less than any other room
in the city, and Ambrotypes for less than
cost He is bound to please; If he don't
yoIt need not take the pictures. so give
hi4i a call in all kinds Of weather. Re
member the place Colonel Cross Photo
grhph Gallery, Nos. "a and 9e Main street,
opposite the Courthouse.
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1865-12-22

OPERA HOUSE, RESTAURANT. Fred.
Lapge, having purchased the interest OF
his formor. partner R' shsiBbel il the opera
IIopse Restalpppt 9pa Billiard Rooms, Is
now sole proprietor of the same. Fred. In
tends to spare no effort to make this popu-
lar and well conducted establishment all
that his numerous friends and patrons can
desl Ire; and as he is an old hand at this
business, we have no doubt that he will
succeed to the entire satisfaction of all. Z
dec14-1Wd
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1865-12-22
MEDICAL NOTICE.

DR.. v! CONE nry bs consultsd rs follows
In XENIA st The Depot Eating tfouse, on thurs
days Noy, g, Dec. sS, Feb. l, March O. Apri' II.
In Dayton at The Phillips Mouse, ou Friday q
Nov. "a, Lee. 20. Feb.. March 2, Aprii Is. -,
in TROY at the Morris Mouse, on Saturdays Nov.
s, Dec. 30, Feb. 5, March 10, April "A. z.
In sPRiNGR N EtiD ai the willis House, on Thars,
days, Nov, 80, Jan; 4, Fob. .. March is, April 10
DIR. GoSE has had Offices In, each OF the alb owe
places that he has regularly visited for the past
years, he has treated and cured silahy Pa
heDt4, IN each Of the above pioces he give the
best OF references IN each place, as to his skill.
DrtCdNE Treata Ami ehfsa, ,AlftArioa,ss orChS6nAc
diseases, including those Of the Eye and Ear; makes
charge for consultation bht " those Who consult
elnes, IS 't't' ""a "a
Medicines that will last Iatient nom four To six
MONTHS cost from five TO Thirty dollars, 10 Oash,
t.e t4..d "a ,i Address, Or. = CONE, 4
noV26 dly 1.,t'h'i1-' g 0oLuMBvs, ONO.
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1865-12-22
NOTICE


NoTIoE l
To the Probate Court Montgomery 90. Ohio.
Dennis DWyer, Admir- Of VIM. Foley, deed,
Mary Foley, widow, Daniel Foley Of the State Of
Iowa Ellen Foley intermartied with - Sullivan Of
the btAts OF Massachusetts, Mary Foley ntermAr-
lied with John Barrett OF Cambridge city, state Of
Indiana, John Foley ofthe State Of Indiana and Cor
nelpls Foley OF the county OF Montgomery, Ohio,
and the unknown heirs OF said William Folsy, decd
are hereby informed that the 10Th day ofseptem.
1fr, 1885, sail administrator hied his petition 10 the
Prdaie Court Of Montgomery county. Ohio, the oh
ieet and prayer o Whch petition 10 10 Obtain order
Ac on de l3tn day Of January, 1850 for the assign
ment Of dover Of Catherine Foley, the widow OF said
William Foley, decd, and for he sale cf the follow
ln real estate situated Ia the county ofshelby in the
stale OF Ohio, ofwheh the said deceased died seiEed
TO Wis
The south half OF me west hall Of the south east
quarter OF sectlon No A. township 9, s. rrnge east
eopAinng forty Heres more or less, 70 pay The debts
III DENNIS pwYER, Adu,'s,
SAW ...... .... oiWm. FOLEY, dcc'a.
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1865-12-22
E1ostettsr's Bltters ON the EsatsIe-
Fieid. s'N""""A

II is satisfactory 10 know that our ield hospitals
are no longer uusuppiled Nsa this e-saying prepa-
ration Soldiers who, prynt- citizens hsd become
acquainted with its proP9TiieE have in many instau-
made speais request that HosTETTEE'S
STOMACH BtfT 3R5 might b, added.to the medical
stores Of their regiments, and thsir wishes have not
boen unheeded. As a means of sustaining wounded
the battle field, and of enabling troops TO
bear fltguing marches under a blazing sun, IL has
been strenuotr4ly recommended by distinguished
medical men, and the prospact is thatit will eyenin-
ally supsrceAosIlti stlls sesAlet apstases bdihN
and dangerous T6ahs thal have heretntofe been
considered ms,hcinal sfaPlAs Thf fact abAt srnsll
quantity Of the Bitters mixed with water from any
of tho sopthetn Or South westsTn rivers will preyeR
from affesiing the bowels or tho dser should ce
borne mind by sfmy Physicians, solder, ,garia all
who have occasion 20 visit those potApnsf,of our
country. The Raan WHO uses ii osTBrTER's ,AbIT
TIERS in conformity win tI,d dr cations, may Of nj
defiance Intermittent psyer aud iIsother diseases
generated by shetioaof an unwhoissome aImos
phere upon an overtsscd f&pY Sk y
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1865-12-22

Hook OUT, FOR HM.-A sharper has re-
certify visited Tetre'Ihutd selling what he
cal Is wine plant. One gentlemsn engaged
four hundred dollars worth, and many
otl Icrs have given orders. This wine plant
is nothing more than the common rhubarb,
or bic'blaht1 from whielfh is said very
fair wine is made.
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1865-12-22
Beoia. AsS sserspLlWe shaxe. ssbw o

Beois'AsB sBeEsp-swe SHaves a sibw on
ha hd the largest stock of Boots and Shoes
in the city, which we will sell lower than
amy house in Dayton. We also make up
work of all kinds to order, which we war
raht TO weanas well as at.i Cal and axs
anime before purchasing elsewhere.
III DARRow & BIDLEMAN,
No. 1870 Main ST., Telescope Building.
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PnWsraAs Goepsa Wee4si who ,1vislBt {

ib,ty Clothing for Christmas, should not fail
to call OH Schwarz, at the Eagle Clothing
Stpre, next door to the EMPIRE Office, as he
Dayton, made expressly to. his order, and
which can he bought at more satisfactory
ptces than any other house in the city.
Rhmenlber the place, and give him q call,
fN1f IfDec. lad3tl ae- lstt II
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Doors AND SHoEs-!iATs AND, CAPs.-J.
F. Lentz & Son, l0l Main street are now
re4eiving q large and splendid stock Of
Bd OTIS mid Shoes And'HNts AndEeAps, ar Of
the latest styles and best quality. These
goPds have been selected with great care,
lex pressly for tits market aud persons in
want of articles in this line can not fail to
suit themselves by calling at this house,
both as regards the duality or the goods
and the prices at which they are sold.
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ICnusra AssSl6ow To-saoRaOw MeRNIEo,

! TOHIII5 IN AE7NItHDH IUEauHFF0N HVHNIFo9
SPINE of the butchers have to-day been
making preparations in the market near
ohr office, for nice show of meats to-
morrow morning. IL makes ones mouth
water. NJ see the manner in which the
slayefs ~ f'cattfe~ Vehefe the hont u their
cheerless stalls with variagated luxuries in
the way Offiesh. Tomorrow morning viii
he the only market before Christmas, and
Iemay expect a fine display. ssna
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SLEDs, CABS, CARTS, AND Toy CHAIRS
For an immense stock of Sleds, Toy Cabs,
Boys Carts, Wheelborrows, Toy Cradles,
Chairs, Bureaus, Tables, etc. Go to @. p.
Huber g. Son. del9d5t.
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another addition to his already large stock
Of holiday goOds-another lot of those
beautiful diamond rings, and several sets of
sllver-ware, Of new and elegant patterns.
He has the largest stock ever offered in
Dayton, and those I'M ASasIt. OF anything IN
/ His line can not fail TO suit themselves.
They should call soon, as these beautiful
articles ard golnd offtabidly.s l23d2t
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tB- Take Biokrene and defy Fever and
Ague. This glorious vegetable tonic .forti-
fles the system against lntermittents, cures
dyspepsia, puts the nerves in order, clears
the brain, snstains the constitution, and
restoras the lost vigor of any and every
organ. Depot q Dey st., N. Sold by
all Druggists.
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81 BOARD WANTED.-For gentleman and
.his wife in a respectable private family.
Reference given and required. Apply in
person, or address "Foreman," EhPIRE
Offices. s tt.bsI JatEt1 Aslti a.
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Jacob O. silver, plAinan.

Isaac Honer and CathArnA HOrner, OF AgrAnge 90
Indiana, andsArah ID. Silver and Lewis A. Silver, o
Montgomery o., Ohio, Defendants.
Superior Court OF Montgomery Co., Ohio.
The above named defendants Will take notice
that Jacob o. Stiver, the 20h day Of Sc ptember,
A. H. 1865, filed his petition In the Superior Court
NJ Montgomery County, Ohio, asking that partition
he made Of The following described premises, and
dover assigned theron 10 said Sarah d. Saver said
premises being ninety IN the south east
OF tho HOrh quarter Of section number (9) nine.
the December term Of said court, said palnun will
ask that order be made for tho partition OF sad
prernisea pursuance Of the statute.
GRO. W MOTER, Attorney.
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FNE JEwELRY AT AUCTION on Friday
evening, and Saturday morning, afternoon
and evening, at Christopher & Spielman's
nor side Of Third street, between Main
and jefferson streets. i''il
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SrovEs ~ Christopher & SpieIman has
bot of six-plate stoves, with holes on top,
dr cooking, which they offer cheap. Also
I5c for placing under stoves. dec22d2
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AlrrRAcrTvg AUCTION SALE. Blankets
shawls, muslins, calicos, woolen shirts,
DRIVERS, hosiery, shoes and boots, at auc-
tidn, this evening, and Saturday, at Chris
tobher & Spielman's, No. 3l3 Third street.
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. FbRs FURs christopher & Spielman
are preparing for large sale of fine furs
to come off in a few days, at their Auction
Room, No, 3l3 Third street. i ., ,.I
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Toys AND HOLIDAY PRESENTS can be
bonght cheap at Christopher's old stand,
eorner of Market and Jefferson streets.
tAll soon and get your supplies. "t@ q
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tB- AN IEvALUABLE REMEDY.-None,
except those who have suffered all the hor-
rors of threatened Consumption, can fully
appreciate the value and efficacy of DIR.
HAIls BlAiiSsAM,-aa sovereign remedy IN
all the various stagesOf this much dreaded
disease. I i .,s Va. Y n ii:.,,