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Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-03-10
Monarchy In Mexico.

1t is now declared in wetinlormed European
circles that Mr. Lincoln will shortly recognize
the MaXimiiian usurpation in Mexico, abau-
don tho Monroe doctrine, ard consent to the
establishment OF n monarchy in that Goa ntry
IhiS is considered Il foregOue conelusion for
which Mr. Seward has abored for years, and
to which Lincoln himself has not been un-
friendly. Tbs recognition will take place
soon after the Adjournment OF Congress, aud
would have been done before this but the Ad.
ministralion feared the elamor OF Congress
and the enlargement Of some OF its support
ers Thus, By degrees, the Republican Ad-
minstralon ahaDdons not only the domestic
policy OF all our former Presidents, but also
the foreign policy which has marked the golds n
era of onr nation. We are fast becoming con.
temptible in the eyes OF Europe, aud Mr. Liu-
coin is resolved 10 brave even the celsure OF
Congress, lately Illuminated at the head of the
Secretary of State, Tor his base trucking to
European despollsm. The people Of this eOun.
try have lost largely Ol national character by
Mr. Stewards cowardce and preyarication =
Indianapolis Sentinel
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-03-10
Yallg GmpIre,
Current News ltemi !.

Spoued fever ia raging With fatal effect ia
the vicinity Of Rosedale, on the line Of the
railroad between Terre uaute and Rockville,
Several deaths from the disease occur daily
within the infected neiehborhood.
-Four hundred dollars a nigh, has been oi
fe,eJ Edaio Forrest 10 play in California.
Tho Cincinnati E,quirer 81 Ibis morning
says. Miami, M,lcrceb aud coieraiue town
ships viii be- ,lrahed to-day, uule,s otherwise
ordered The Sixth ward viii staud its chance
on Saturday, tomorrow.
We nov have negro officers IN the army,
negro lawyers in the supreme Cont, and ne.
groes al the White House receptions. Beside
all tbia, "A large party is clamorous to admit
negroes 10 the right Of voting
A new and very sensible fashion is begin
ming to prevail in Hartford in regard to iu-
nerals Itis this The funeral services are
held the assembly is Dismissed, aud all except
the family aud other relatives Of The deceased
return TO their BONES alleewa,d The Learse
aud carriages come, and the body is accompa
MED to the grave by the family only. Great
expense 10 the way of carriages is thus
avoided
The Hon Peleg SpraPue, OF the I. S Dis
tret Court, has resigned on aceouniol failing
health.
The Susquehanna river is reported clear of
ice.
The passport system has been abolished so
far as Canada IS concerned
Gold closed last evening at Gallagher's at
1914.
The steamer Imperial, St. Louis and Nash
willie packet, struck a bridge across the Cum-
berlaud river at The latter place, and sunk.
Loss $50 600 insured $4,000.
The extensive Pork House Of Thomas,
Henry & Co, at St Joseph, was burned on
Monday. Loss 100000; insured SllOOOO
The Senate yesterday confirmed the uonii
nation OF Senator Jas, Harlan to be Secretary
of the Interior
Yesterday morning Hon Hugh McCulloch
entered upon his duties as Secretary of the
Treasury.
Hon, Daniel Voorhees, Judge Hughes,
late OF the court ot CLAIMS hhd D, r. brhu-
ley, ESQ, have been retained to defend Miss
Harris, the slayer Of Mr.. Burroughs, Of the
Treasury Department, at Washington.
A man inst execnted in Odessa had com
mitted twenty-five murders
New Hamp,hire and Massachusetts, have
made it criminal ofIense to desecrate pla-
ces OF natural curiosity wlllr fences, etc,
with quack advertisements.
The Governor has received authority from
the War Department at Washington, to raise
six new regiments, in addition TO the ten now
organizing, Why is this, f the rebellion is
so nearly played OUT
The Richmond Wing Ia hopeful that Sher-
man will be defeated, but fears that he will
retreat.
1t is supposed the bill to raise negro sol
diers has ere this passed the Confederate Con-
gress
Gen Singleton is stiu in Richmond doing
nothing
The pay of Andrew Johnson, Brigadier
General, Military Governor and Vice Presi-
dent elect Of the United States, has been
stopped at the request of the Quartermaster
General, until he renders to the Quarermas
ters Department the returns and accounts re-
quired Of him by law and the regulations for
duty in that office.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-03-10

Another "A horse, saddled, and with the
rens over his neck, made exceedingly fast
time down Fifth street yesterday. He may
have thrown his rider for aught we know,
though we did not learn that such was the
fact
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-03-10
Spring 1sIrrtion.

Mess. Ei, Pleas announce the name Of J. A..
hlNilk ~ Democratic candidate Tor Councilman
Ia tn ElPhh Ward AZ the ensuing election rnalO
Ne Ws Bis.: Please announce the name OF LAW
RENEE BUTI, Jr,. a. y cen iidate for Councilman in
the Eighth Ward 81 the ensuing sprng election aud
obltge mao MANY CtTllchs.
MesSs Ehtorss Please announce the name Of p.
BLktk, a. candidate tor street COmmiss ntr n
the en- -uing spnng tlee,ion He illservs u public
iea7 MANY cITIzEN'.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-03-10
ARRANDALE $50, AIauGncGur
ers' Agents,

No. lGl BROADWAY. NEW YORK
Announce that all the above list Of goods will be soId
for OEE oLLAR each
In CONSEQUENCE OF he g.eat st,anation of trnde IN
the manufacturing ois r,ts Of England through Inc
war ,yin 'eut of The suppl Il cot oI a large qnatt
Oi vRluab JeU elry inaly intended foi IN. Fus
Itch market, has heel sent O foo ese in this country
AND MI z BEsOLD AT ANY SAt IdkICEl IN
der these circumstances, AkkANiALES y Co, act
ing as agent for the pr.niIai European uanuartur
ers, have resolved ulon o GREAT GIFT UlsTRI-
BUTTON, su ieft 10 The following regt alton
Certificates ofthe various articles are first put 10
envelopes, sealed up, and miknd and when crderej
taken out without regard 10 choice and sent ~
Ina, thus iiviog AL htir cha CO. On receipt uf the
certificate, you viii &C. what on ar to have, aud
theu Il is AZ Your oIt0n TO seud the dollar aud tate
the nrticie or not. Purchasers may thus obtain a
dOld Watch, diamond KIng or any ret Of Jegriry
on our listtir OsR Lunar.
SEND TWENTY-FIVE GENTS FOR OERTItI.
GATE.
ia all trunsaiiiol,s mail, We shal charge Tor for.
wardng the cerillcates, lay,ng postage, aud doing
the business. taeniy live nta each, which must Le
iuc'Oaed hen th- ierii cate " 1T Tor rive CEN
fcatss Nli e sent Tor a. eleven for 81 thirty forg s.
sixty H. We for 6iO and a hundred for Slh
AGkhrB-~we want a, ents IN eY, ry regiment
and in every town county IN The 60 niry, and
those aft ny such u b allowed ten cents on ev
cry Certificate ordefe for them, provided Their re.
nttance amounts 20 one dollar Agents will collect
twenty' ys cents by every certtcale, aud Iemit NJ
ieen cents 10 us, either 70 cesh Or osta Stamps
iss4d2g i67 broadway, MY.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-03-10
Our FInamciaI Dangers.

From the New York Evening Post, RCpl
Whatever may be the merits OF the national
banking system, it is cerlain that this is no
time for the increase OF paper currency. The
purpose OF Congress to authorize no more
greenbacks, is, so lar a conservative ndica-
ton; but of what use will that be when the
national bank currency is growing at the rate
OF some three millions every week OF the
two, the increase OF government money is far
less to be deprecated II has in a sense, the
plea Of necessity; it is made to pay war ex-
penses, and it has the direct security of the
national faith and wealth The increase OF
banks without th Limitations involved in spe,
Gle redemption, is in violation of all sound
principles of finance 1t involves needless
and double initiation Of credits, through both
circulation and deposits, OF which only the
former are secured, and will, Of course. ae-
gravate the losses and disasters attending the
ultimate extinction Of irredeemable paper
Bot that is not the worst of H. The increase
Of bank notes is constantly adding to the total
Of paper money, and 30 by Initiating prices il
actually diminishing the valne Of the govern
ment money-enhancing the cost Of the war
and piling mp the national debt
The immediate results are large dividends
and the remote oues--a "Bnl Run" commit
tee 10 sit upon the ruins and report to In,
world who was to blame
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-03-10

The ChalfeId (Minnesota) Democrat, of
March 4th, says Remember the prayer meet.
ing to-day for Old Abe, and all ye that have
anything to offer for the good of him and the
niger, 60 in. Our chance is for sale cheap
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-03-10

BNDAL PRgsEETs.-At n recent ltnded
Wedding in New York the bridal presents were
valued at $50 900
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-03-10

Samuel d. Lincoln, of Woodstock, Rhode
Island, died very suddenly few days since
while reading newspaper. He had been
married only six days.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-03-10

Il is announced that General Hooker ia
to be relieved from his present command, and
assigned TO an important command in the
field. General Hooker has not yet returned
from Washington.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-03-10

EuGgNII.-The empress OF France is get.
ting bald and stout, and fashions are changing
in coust quence.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-03-10

THE NEGRoEs ARoUSD The Washington
Chronicle says, speaking Of the reception al
the Executive Mansion on Saturday night
Many colored persons appeared 10 pay their
respects TO the President aud lady among
whom we're Fred Douglass aud wife
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-03-10

GENERAL MoCLgLLAs ~ PARIs.-"Mala.
koh," the Paris correspondent Of the New
York Times, wriles General Mcclellan is
now here, stopping at the Hotel de | Empire,
but is to leave, understand, on Thursday
for Rome. He breakfasted at Claremont,
while in England, with the entire Louis Phil
hppe family, consisting Of twenty two persons,
ana was also invited to the house Of the
with Mrs Mcclellan, who is in Europe for the
first time"
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-03-10
LOCAL MATTERs.

11~ -Four persons we're befsrs the Mayor
yesterday, charged with drunkenness Bad
ss the Republican Vice President
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-03-10

aOLD-Th4 value OF Gold will regulate the priee,
Of our '}Gods, Your orders aohei ed Any goods
sent you on order, # not satisfactory. may be rs
lnrneL -lI luA masd2v
Washington telegraph., 1865-05-31
--- HEADQUARTERS, DEPT. OF ARK. !
EIITLE ROCK, AKA, March 23a, lS65.
4. .treqer0k Or6ers. No 30

l. The local SupaTinTe nient of Freedmen. at
Poss wlihIn his D pa tulr4t. will provide spa
krspa registry " al freed male anu t-my
\. r,ons lRXcf p- enlist IA m A50vr the 40,
fwelNr years VI LIiI -ha limits OF lhrir rrspec-
.iyr posts wnlrn sIaI rAhiDi. name 49,. and
pl.c- aud character D. employment Eyrrv
haa1 VI z lahi-l viii stIte lh- mum brr Of child
rem ia ne nous hold under iHelv. wears Of ave
and employment, II any Upou registry being
nadr eacli p-fsOn SHALL be furnished with a
cetuHcate good tor three months. wnicn shall
show Inc late OF Fsgisuy. and place OF employ
n n.
IL All abb bodied freed persons. will he
required 10 laoOr and support themselves by
some lesltiInatr rnploym nfi and unless salts
factory evidence j. ad4uc-u at the TIM. Ut regis-
Ty, ihat ihry are 50 employ "a, the Suprsint,n-
dent Viii cause them ID Dr hifrd III irssees ot
pIaniatlorS aid r'qGirr Inenl to labor under
-Ais-Ing ftgllAtlOHs- la no as, viii iIIrRrss
VI vasi AnSy o- ptTmirtad; aud The roverrm nt
VIII EoI De cha ged Win Ih- r&p-nsr oi KIP
ing surn persons within he Eni.s Of camps
towns, o. ciiies Hl
Ill. All vtii srs of rhi government. and cit-
izens emp.o!-Ins freed p. rsOIs aie required 10
hU'if! the SupFnntsnient OF FIeedm, Il OF the
theIr respective localities, Of the disc la ~ tIIm
s'iSice oi any ireed prison tnp.oyea 10y u'
70 the emu 'AA. snen suprTinI lIdent may re-
fuirs them 20 procure immediate cmplUym' NJ,
- hire ia. "a ~ servic- As nerzIn PEOyiird tii-
zens are "a sted to report alt cas- o. vAsrTi-
g M VI fsJnS without visible. means " sup
port 70 thr suirrInti nd, Il tot Lis action.
An CornintAdlns officers 81 Posts, who arc
cnarsed ~iln III - cutiJn, will this or
utI " be promulgated upon its receipt and
"iiI require registry OF ali freed persons, as
ncI IN pfov:dei- @itEin ten days Alter pnblica-
ioh;.and tnt. Will thereafter exercise means 70
prevent yiola;IoIls or rvasions Of this order.
Any Iced psIson found without the certificate
LrTein desiglateG viii De turned Over 10 the su-
p Tin.. ~ n. %. Err, I'm n 10 b. dis, posed al.
By eonlnani oi ii. J. Gen. !. =. Il TsOLDS.
Ivl1 stsisnsdl JOHN LEVI pilEG.
L. Ics ana Asrr 6f,t. Gs-.
Washington telegraph., 1865-05-31

giviI < ever new. anG increasing causes OF IT.
lisaiiop. sooIes wiz # 4 not heal. I he South
wiH be n.de destrt and burden 0 the IN
ion, an il Iisft TO augpent its power will prove
volcano. It's sIunrs will have Eo cement at
al. only sand, into which the elruents viii en-
ter and in IT. changes burst them asundrr-
Thr Unisn Oi karas may De immediate. ill.
GnioR er Esarts can o. accomplished only by
care
Washington telegraph., 1865-05-31

y. Gpop ADsAGE.-7We find ;he following sen-
timents expfess.d BY ths Memphis Bulletin,
and adopt them Entirely, rWr can not better
express our owri yirrs anl Intentions. TIE
,a,;c. are our ovrn .rAa azE+AS -
Washington telegraph., 1865-05-31

SiSsoi RI.-Ihe contest ia Ibis STATE Is ON
the pAsSagr oi Sne New Constitution which i.
to De submitted 70 ths people 1t provides for
IN; "mlh'ip 'ipaiion, of slaves. COneernirc tI,i,
there IS htiir eisPat- al p-opl- Of TIN, South
A. row FrcttJ wI- satisfied that there mast he
somr TafisI change in TAR SYST. Ia Of labor. and
-oonnE ur la1er slavery 90 c;llell lnlssl lisan-
par. u viii r+iS., however i'll reality. ia sornf
shape or other IN every popllgus anl prosper
ons crultry. i.l. TIL end NJ time, T. Ii has done
from Fha beginning. Tie wisrst Ia.ions ar.
thcsr vino b-stTs gulate !. und 7 whatever spe-
rivus aau=
The most Interesting claus is the one dis
frsuchis!ng forever all persons 40 have been
engaged Ia supporting the South. ThoS- who
To vUt- Oh the Constitution itse!t must ak.
az oath tiisr they have nrS-E given al 4, com
iOTt or assisflue, 10 th- Teb'-. cause. Although
MS y true Union mrm oppose this wHJl sale
d'sIrnBcnrsf InrDt oi ia Il Fellow ci.l4- As .Yuu
huIl- tls Uttered with them there = il.L- i,.
tt-iI th- Constitution Will iai4. II will. Dr a slI
thing for aliss0ar. and Ihe Culsfi rutiOn vii!
10 dJubt br changed IN sober second tlIDugn..
AZ VIII rApaiTlaIe large class vi hen hest
population, and totally prevent immigration
tTun any Of The Southern States. Al viii be
well ioF Her 4 her soil, under such a Consliru-
ton does not become scene OF long wears OF
bloody dIso der. ..l
Washington telegraph., 1865-05-31

A GoREEk or TIE CURTAIN RAisED-
Fraiicr is soout % neap quickly the fruits of
her sdpinsn.ss Tue Who'll aorth Is a!iv. with
scaemts of 81 rkiean Elnis ration Soeie,ies. OF
course. IN - cannot go organlz d and equipped
as nlIitafy eoinP-,ai-s. That is against th.
LAWS uI "a. UuI.oI stats
sonl-thi.g nor important has tr4nspirei.
shoTt A.tle P4ragIaP.i HJ4iing ABOUT ia the
North-Tn PAP ~, amongst trIrgfzphlc dispaIch-
- about sOll-andl 80. K. anu other tIiri "a
Attlr pa AZ 4p4 vi sOme three OF four Anrs-i,
moIe slgAtlc1nr, perhaps. tor Inc worlu man
tne whole IndEs Of other news. IL siElpl, STATES
tha.- Juartz isIoOJt issuing Itlsls .. lnarqae
aud F'piisal against tue French
Inis Jaarezis thE refugee President of r.
pubic, am pfobabiy does nJI own dug-ou, on
the Rio Grafide. .. hshng boat On me whole
Cyl 9, paIi!oruiA; has no, pl h4p,, a subject
win schooner, aost opI read .nl-a.s of
MS .pp.Is--s =, saa wit4I s4nlir, uT with indif-
frIvEC-. ..
But Ms same refuge in the mountains and
st-Fts' i rtcogniz "a BY TIL United States =
PEesilrR. oI Mexico, and entitled ia lis official
acts to b-, respected as surh. His letters OF
marqde will be good, and entitle the holders 70
the use Of the Untitled St2ues ports, aud mara
time. courts.
he Yankee Is Distinguish for hi. skin upon
sea- i0T ais IOyr OF adventure, and love ul ma,
ney- Notyery scrupalous ia obtaining il. How
long VIII II br before yess=ls .rUm all ports be-
tween Baltimore AMI POril a.. manned with
Anrri1an sailors, aAd lgaTIg A.-.x.can letters
anu fhe flag N ING Mexican Republic. niQ ~
Prrsing aPTn French conhl..rcr. ana sweeping
u from llr 80 How long 4tole France VIII
~ a. oprn ~lr with Ih- Luitrd States. nj nv
sustain Macmillan oull Out 10 sen ber opn
.ootno!d IN the Aznly Oi nAlionsr
Washington telegraph., 1865-05-31

i've sa,a. m speaklng on TINS subject, that
had seen a spirit and feeling mani
Washington telegraph., 1865-05-31

New York, May e.-The Post publishes
letter from K NJ. Blatchfcrd to Col. Seward, i'll
which tue writer says, after referring 70 thc i'm
proved condition ot s~cretaTy Seward aud lis
SOL: Payne, the assassin mas fully confessed
his crime In All he details respecting il, and all
the difheultirs he encountered He says that
all the plsus OF that Friday uight not being
rsrr-i ont wss tbr gr~at-r, faiinrs r-'5 --.t
Washington telegraph., 1865-05-31

or motion, the Secretary was added to the
Washington telegraph., 1865-05-31

. Baltimore, Nay4.-All restrictions on trAda
g within the States of Delaware. Maryland. Penn.
sylvania and West vi ginis removed by or
der of the Secretary of th-T Trs ssury.---.s
Washington telegraph., 1865-05-31

says; II IS not gcneraiIy oencveu Joun-
Washington telegraph., 1865-05-31

Mrs. Samuel Colt. of Hartford. bss half a mile
of glass houses on her plae,sa E,ijfnth it
wouldn't ba wis, in her td throw stones ~ her
n-iChho-S
Nebraska advertiser., 1865-08-24
H. sec'y.

From New York, Aug. 18th. we learn
from the ely of Mexico correspondent
of the New Orleans Times, that the i'm.
perial feasts have been of the mos Cor.
geous description, and the display of
diamonds of fabulous price redundant.
Marshal Bazaine's organ, the Esfa-
phetd, declares that 100000 more men
are needed to put down the Republicans,
and the Earl Manville says the number
would be insufficient, as the opinion of
nearly the whole population is against
The Empire. The victor es claimed by
the French are unfounded in fact. The
Liberals show the utmost disregard for
Geah. Mejia's division is kept close in
Maiamoras by Corunas, and tfhe latter
would occupy it al once were the former
10 e%vacuate.
Nebraska advertiser., 1865-08-24

There is a rumor IN circulation that
Robert Thompson, who was kidnapped
from this place last week by some Mis-.
sOurIans, was hung the day after his
capture in the woods near Rockport, Mo.
We place no faith in this report, as we
rave heard of no one was seer the body
or has heard anything positive upon which
20 base the report.
Nebraska advertiser., 1865-08-24

We see by a list of boats sold at
Mound City. Mo-. on the 9Th, that the
"Liule Rebel was knocked of at 10000
30 w. S. Morgan, who, in company with
w. w. Frazier. have agreed to put in a
Ferry Boat at this place. If our inform.
alton is correct, we may soon hear the
whistle Of the Little Rebel" at on
wharf.
Nebraska advertiser., 1865-08-24
Auction Sale. of Dry Goods in great

Auction Sale, Of Dry Goods in great
variety at The stors Of @. A. Brown in
Peru, commencing Tuesday the 18th day
Of August. and continuing until all is
sold consisting Of CalicOes, DeIanes,
white and brown MusIins. Alpacas,
C~ioakings. Shawls. Debaze. Lusters.
Sasenets, Cloths and Cassimeres, Cut
lery, &C., &C., the entire stock of a deal
et, comprising nearly every article usual
ly kept in a retail store.
J. S. HIcBrE, Receiver.
August 18th, 1865.
Nebraska advertiser., 1865-08-24
August 10Th, 1865.

A UniOn Camp Meeting Of the II. E.
Church will be held, commencing Au-
gust oath, near the crossing Of Honey
Creek by the BrOwnville and Peru stage
road. Ministers from remote rs well as
adjacent parts of the Conference are ia.
vited and expected to be present. Come
friends of Zion, rally from the East,
West, North and South, and LEI US wor.
ship God together in the leafy grove.
No Huckesters allowed within one
mile of the encampment.
BY order of Committee.
H. BURCH, Sec'y.
Nebraska advertiser., 1865-08-24

We are pleased to learn hat Berkley
& Bro, are about to erect a New Wag-
on Shop in the rear of James Gibson's
Blacksmith Shop on lst street, and that
they will have complete machinery 10
manufacture and repair wagons, and do
all kinds of work in their line.
Nebraska advertiser., 1865-08-24

p Troting Match will come off next
Ss,urday, at Peru, between Maj. VIM.
r.liy' s celebrated stallion, Black Snake,
and a horse frOm Nebraska City. An
exciting race is anticipate
Nebraska advertiser., 1865-08-24

Wm. Thompson and John Eaton, two
boys living in this city, got TO ouarrelIng
lua Friday, when Thom2soa sfesSad
Eaton in The left side, the sB,fr ssa
trating to, and slightly enteriaH his
Thompson escaped Eaton we il
doing well.
Nebraska advertiser., 1865-08-24

A child of MIR. Thos. Fackler, living
over Dueser's Tinshop, fell out of the
second story window last Friday evening.
Strange to say no bones we're broken,
aad the child bas recovered from the
bruises received BY the fall.
Nebraska advertiser., 1865-08-24

Married. Angus pa, 1865, at the
tesjdeace o. J. 9. A. Smith, by the Rev.
D. Har. Mr. John w. Davis and Mrs
Abeal Corlett, both Of Richardson Co.,
Nebraska.
Nebraska advertiser., 1865-08-24

We are under splendid obligations to
Isaac ]. Jarvis for a fine watermelon left
in our san9tum the past week. Our devil
says I; was bully"
Nebraska advertiser., 1865-08-24
FO ONE DOI,L,AR
which they need not pay until 1t is known what /
drawn, aud lis value.
Entire Satisfaction Guaranteed in all Cases,
e EUREKA GIFT ASSOCIATION

Entire Satisfaction Guaranteed in all Cases,
THE EUREKA GIFT ASSOCIATION
would call attention to the tact OF it, being The 0rgi
nal and Largest Gift Association in the Country. The
orsbIe manner. and a large and greatly increasing
trade IS proof that cur patrons appreciate this method
OF obtaining rich ana elegant goods
During the past year this Association has sent q very
county. Those who patronize us will receive the ful.
value OF their money, as no article on our list is worth
less than One Dollar, retail, and there are NO
BLANKS.
Paruesdealing With Us may On having prompt
returns, and the article drawn Will be immediately
sent TO any stdress by return mail OF express.
The following parties have recently drawn valuable
prizes from the Eureka Association, and have Kindly
allowed the use OF their namesj-
Andrew Wilson, Custom House, Philadelphia Penn.
Oh Painting, value, StOO James Hargraves, $40
Broadway, New York Otl Painting. value, SlO0j e.
F. Jones. Barrett, Aarshail Co kansas, MelOdeOn,
value 200 Patrick J. Byrnes, Waterbury, CT, Gold
Watch, value 1880. ]. r. SHAW. 224 East Path st.
New York, Piano, value, $4,000; Mrs. Chas. J. Nevis,
Elmirs. n. Y. Piano, value, sOJ.Oa5 Miss Lucy Zane
way, klmira, 4 y Cinster Diamond Ring. value
10000 Mrs. K. Pennoyer Guy Horel, Nashville,
Tenn. NelOdeOD, value, 1855 Oscar n Allen, Co. B.
l42d neg. Ind Vols Nashville, Tenn0 Watch. value,
5000, Rowland s. Patterson, Co. d. 10th Iowa Vet,
Volunteers, Or Painting, value, 100 Mrs. Abbey ].
Parsons. Springfield Mass, NelodeOn, value, $50 ;
James l.. Dexter, City Surveyor, Syracuse. n. Y.
Gold Watch value, 1901 Mrs James Ply, 1877 WOos-
ter street, cor. BIeeker, N. y. Oil, Painting, value,
100 Mr. J. @. Coles, Grand Rapids, Michigan, silver
Castor, value 1000: DR.. J r Sinclair, No. 4 Eain
Street Utioa n. =, Framed Engraving, value, 25,Ve ;
Hon Luther Detmoid, Washington, D.. O., Oil Paint
ing, value, I00, CO..
Were we permitted, we might add many names to
the above hst but many persons object to our so do
ing. We therefore publish no names without pernis-
sion.
acknowledging the receipt oI very valuable gifts, nay
be seen on he at our Office.