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Established in the Year 1850,

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And under the control OF two Of the most Eminsn
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BIZ sApE .pRoM rBE pANes OF WANT

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INSURANOE /

Young men just starting In business, whose ahia,
capital y their energy and integrity insure ther
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itors, would justly increase their confidence in than
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Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-07-15
EMPIRE OFFICE.

Since my having bought the interest OF this estab-
lsnment nom my partner Mr. Louis Rosin, who
now is joining our Clothing House in Cincinnati,
will principally msnuiscturs Clothing for my house
here, he having had experience while here in learn
ing the exact wants ofhe community in Clothing, will
certainly enable me TO please in the latest fashions
and prices which must and will SUIT the closest buyers
] am now constantly receiving the most Fashionable
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Miscellaneous Goods.

Comprising everything USEFUL and oRNAMEN
tai, are offered 10 pr nicely quantity.
The Public 10 invited TO call and select just VIII
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EVERY MAN SHOULD INSURE HIS LIFE.

fINHE Ktna grants policies FOR LIFE, for a term
l. OF years, Endowment policies and children EN-
dowmeRt. Also, Non Forteitng Policies, on which no
payment Is required aiter ten years,
Eve thousand dollars paid two losses in this city
within the last six months,
Among all the contrivancos Of men to protect the
family circle from want, none found more SIM
pie IN lts character, noble In Its features certain
re results, than Life Insurance. Itis the prop which
the dying husband caves 10
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Whites, all Nervous Affections, Hysterics Fatigue,
Pain in the Back and Limbs, ac., Disturbed Sleep,
which arise from interruption OF nature. ~ .a
DIR. CHEESEMAN'S PILLS .-.
Was the commencement OF new era in the treat.
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female can enjoy good health unless she is regular
and whe ever an obstruction takespisce the general
health begins to decline.
DIR. CHEESEMAN'S FEMALE PILLS
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Propretors, 81 Cedar street, New York.
Benton Dunham, Cleveland, and John d. Park,
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Book and Job Printing

ulsr attention paid to
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Wooden Ware.
CHINA, GLASS, QUEENS AND
STONEW -AREi
In THE GREATEST POSSIBLE VARIETY.
Japanned Ware.

Fancy Bird Cages, Toilet Ware, Coolers, Filters,
Match Sales, Foot Buckets, Waste Water
Buckets, etc.
The Indianapolis daily herald., 1865-12-01
Kentucky Board of Aid for Presby
terian Pastors.

LOUISVILLE, November so-The Presbv-
terianS OF this city have, with great unanimity,
organized the Kentucky Board Of Aid for Pres
hyterian Pastors IN the South. who are i'm deS-
titute circumstances. resulting from the war
The Presbyterian Pastors Of the city. i'm con-
nectian with the following offcer>-Mm. Gar
vim. President; l.. l.. Warren. Hamilton Pope.
II. r. Avery. II. McCulloch. Vice Presidents: /:
James Huber. Secretary and Treasurer will
constitute the Board. and will receive and dis
bur>c the funds donated for this object.
\ meeting Of the united congregations of
Prcsbyterian> in Louisville will be held in the
second Presbyterian Church on the evening of
the approaching Thanksgiving Day. AT which
time. - an appropriate thanks Offering for the
restoration ct peace. and u an earnest If good
" III q men. efforts will De- made % give help
and comfort L. their suffering pastors and
Their wives and little one>. The Board ap-
peal, % Prcshyterians throughout the North
anu W 81 forprompt cooperation in this Chris
tan work. - W hose hath thi> worlds goods
anu seeth In brother have need. aud Shutcih
up III bowels of compassion from him. how
dWelleth the love Of God in him"
The Indianapolis daily herald., 1865-12-01
Cincinnati Market.

tINtINNAIf, November 80.
Flour market quite dull: sales al q 50d
- for superine: SS,gs - for new extra: sea
y % Tor old extra. and a. .jIl2 % for family
and fancy
Wheat dull and lower; sales Of old red al 81
s5. and new At 81 ~.
Corn dull and prices nominal; new i held At
i5c.
Oats in good demand; sales at isc in eleya-
tor.
Rye quiet At sSc Tor prime
Hogs are light. owing 10 the fact that drovers
are holding back their stocks in the country.
The greater portion of those arriving are being
packed on the owners account. ~ that the few
sales being made a. packers are not sufficient
70 establish quotations The rates asked are
ell Se0sl2 net, and "a 500 TO o. gross. Receipts
Provisions drmer.
Old city me>s pork could have been bough,
al - %; new l. held AZ go 90, the latter the
asking rates. '-'
Green meats closed with rather more firm.
ness, at "a, II and l4ISe for shoulders, sides
and hams.
small sales q linseed oil at 81 53.
Lard is held at sOc for prime.
Groceries quiet.
Whisky dull az s2 u
Gold li7h9l4s.
Weather rainy; thermometer 4s
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From New Orleans.
steam boat >unk Louisiana state /
Printer - War Vessels Along the +
southern Coast-Gioomy Accounts
Of the Freedmen.

-
NEW ORLEANS. November 30.-The Mime
toka and Fung >huey has arrived from New
York.
Cotton better; 9.SO bales .old at 5Oa5lc.
sugar fair: f5axe.
Gold stin: a.
The work Of rebuilding the levecs will De
commenced Immediately.
The steamer Ruby sunk about ffty miles
above the city; total losS; passengers and crew
saved.
several passengers on the steamer George
cromwell arrived from Charleston. VIII ere III
put In leaking and machinery broken.
The Legislature elected j. -. Nixon. proprie-
tor of the Crescent. Printer.
The Legislature is engaged in discussing the
Constitution Of ls6J.
General Dick Taylor has arrived here.
Admiral Thateder informs the Pensacola
Observer, Of the 20th, that war vessels of an
rates are distributed from Cape Florida 10 the
Rio Grande.
The Shreveport Gazette Of the I7tn SAYS.
The cotton trade will soon close on Red river
The prospects for raising "A crop next wear by
freedmen are very gloO=y
Many Louisiana country papers comment on
the fact that freedmen decline u make con-
tracts 10 work on plantations next year
There Is much complaint I'm Texas about l..
:. Collectors Of direct taxes on lands pressing
the people.
Old business men Of Galveston expcct a
business crash in Texas next spring. thinking
there is too much oyer-trading.
The debt Of Teas is -, 200 200. including all
items, with interest computed TO January !.
1896.
General Gregory, head Of the Freedmen's
Bureau in Texas. is reported by Texans a
making a speech lately 10 the negroes. wherein
he condemned the Presidents reconstruction
policy.
The Indianapolis daily herald., 1865-12-01

New York Markets.


NEW YORK, November 80.
Cotton scarcely so firm, with less doing: sales
AT 5lc for middling.
Flour market, for western, is dull and 5G10c
lower, while for sound extra State the market
l. steady; sales ut SS 306ls 40 for extra State;
g 90@9 90 for extra round hoop Ohio, and
$40 2OGll 90 for trade brands, the market clos
ing dull and heavy.
Whisky closed heavy at 81 34G2 S5 for west
ern, and 81 ;5@2 50 for old
Wheat heavy and about lc lower: sales at
81 61@ 80 for Chicago spring. 81 7O0ll ~ for
milwaukee, club, and 81 S20Il - for amber
milwaukee,, the latter price an extreme for ex-
ira choice; - - for amber State, and 81 700
90 for choice white western.
Rye dull; sales Of western 81 O2lSc
Barley quiet.
Barley malt quiet.
Corn opened steady and closed heavy At Ola
94c for unsound. and 95@96Is for sound mixed
western, and 91@ &c for high mixed western
nearly yellow, the latter price an extreme for
choice.
Oats quiet; sales at 4sG54c for unsound. and
6O@6lc for sound; 6l@62c for Canada. and 63c
for State.
Coffee quiet.
Sugar quiet; sales at 13L@l3llc for Cuba
Muscovado. and l4c for Havana
Molasses quiet.
Wool quiet.
Petroleum market is steady AT firm sales
at Ale for crude, and lie.
Iork lower. with more dong; sales Mt S2s
oo92s 30 for mess, closing at SIS 90 for
cash, and s26 o0@26 30 for prime mess
Beef quiet and steady; sales ilGi4c for plain
mess and l4@l'c for extra mess.
l1erce beef in demand
Beef hams dull
bacon more active; sales at l5lsc for Cum
berland cut, TO arrive, and l5c for long ribbed
cut.
Cut meats quiet and declining; sales at l3,d
lOc Tor shoulders. and l5@20c for hams.
Lard dull 1t ls9 BE.
Butter dull at 2S0L 42c for Ohio. and a5d4s
for state.
Cheese dull at l4@l9c.
MONEY AND STOCKS.
Money easy at per cent.
sterling dull at iC9GlU9I.
Gold without decided change. closing At
at l+sl.. -
Government stocks steady.
Frcights 10 Liverpool quiet and firm
stocks heavy. 81 coupons 1861: S-3rs trs,
series, vs. do, second series, ajls L. :. 6s new
issue. 9jis " y
ohio X Mississippi certificates. y: Canton.
49s4; Mariposa. Is; Mariposa. preferred. l97I .
New York Central. 96I5: Hudson, lOsJs: Mich
igan Central. lc6l.; Reading lis: Michigan
southern, s5s4 Illinois Central. 1884,; Cleve-
land Il Pittsburg. 927.; Northwestern, asa 4:
Northwestern preferred, 65S: Rock Island.
lus7. FortW Wayne. los.
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From Washington.
Sanitary Negligence Eight-HOur
Memorial tn oCOngress-Mexica AT.
fairs Treasury Regulations Pro.
motions.

h"hTs Fea>uF1 nekuiathons FRO.
motions.
WASHINGTON, September 30.-During the
present week there have been 1,3lS persons
reported at the Sanitary Depot for direlection
Of duty, under the rules and regulations pro-
yided 10 secure the cleanliness and health Of
the city.
The Mechanics and Working Mems Conven-
tiOn Of the District OF Columbia have prepared
memorial TO Congress, asking that eight
hours be established as legal days work in
the mechanical and labor duties of the nation
Additional official news has been received
by the Mexican Minister. to the effect that not
only the state of fChihuahua, but that of Snola
was being evacuated by the French, who could
no longer oppose the Republican insurrecton.
abandoning Noria, COncorda and Messilles.
They were compelled to embark az MaZattan,
where only 400 men left. This retreat has en-
couraged the Patriots. who under the COM
mand Of Rubi were getting ready To attack the
city, thus putting an end To tho French inva-
sion Of SinOla.
The five per cent. Treasury notes being due
December 1, must be forwarded by Holden to
the Treasury at Washington for redemption,
and il would be advisable. to avoid losses, that
the signatures should DE punched, care being
taken not to destroy the numbers.
The following named officers have been bre-
vetted Major Generals L. :. ~: Paymaster
General Ii. W. Bryce, Inspector General Jas.
\. Hardee, Provost Marshal General j. H.
Fry, Assistant Quartermaster General Charles
Thomas.
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Presidents Proclamation.
Restoration of the Writ of Habea.
Corpus.

Corpus.
WASHINGTON, November 30-The procla-
nation has just been issued by the President
OF the United States of America;
WHEREAS, BY the proclamation of the
President OF the United States the 18th Of De
cember. 1868, the privilege of the writ of habeas
corpus, in certain cases therein set FORTH was
suspended throughout the United States; and.
Whereas, the reasons for that suspen sion
may be regarded as having ceased in some
Of the States and Territories; now, There
fore, be il known that L. Andrew
johnson, President Of the United States, do
hereby proclaim and decree that the suspen-
sion aforesaid, and all other proclamations
and orders suspendlng the privilege ofthe writ
Of habeas corpus In the States and Territories
Of the United States, are revoked and annulled.
excepting as TO the States Of Virginia. Ken
tucky. Tennessee. North Carolina, South Caro-
lima, Georgia, Florida, Alabama, Mississippi,
Louisiana, Arkansas and Texas, the District
of Columbia, and the Territories of New Mcxi-
co and Arizona.
In witness whereof have hereunto set my
hand and caused the seal Of the United States
to be afii Ncd.
Done al the City Of Washington this first
day of Decemberlrin the year of our Lord one
thousand eight hundred and sixty-fve and of
the Independence of the United States of
America the ninetieth.
(Signed) ANDREW JOHNSON.
BY the President:
W. III. SEWARD, Secretary of State.
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synopsis OF Legislative Proceed
ings.

In the SENATE Yesterday good portion OF
the morning session was occupied in discus
sing the merits II The bill establishing a state
Normal school. several amendments were
agreed To. and. aftors amending the title, the
bill Wa passed 70 a third reading
ii. K. bill I37. requiring certain duties Of the
Commissioners O; the state Debt sinking Fund
was read the SECOND time.
The balance Of ,he morning session and the
entire afternoon sitting was occupied in discus
sing the bin from the Committee on Finance,
IL. L. A.. % increase the powers II the Board
Of sinking Fund Commissioners. and 10 author
izc said Board T. loan any moneys belonging 10
said Funds in Indiana state Bond, and stocks.
anu prosIding Tor the cane ling of such bonds
or stocks payable t. said Funds. with >undrv
amendments
On motion. The bin wa~ rscommitic,l. after
winch the >cnaf0 a.J burned until nine o'clock
thi, meruing
lr The iloUsE. ,uulrs memorials and petit
tieiis were presented asking change IN the H.
ccnsc law.
Nr. Goodman bin II. K. -. va, r,turncd
by the Committee IN Education. with rccom-
incubation thai IL he indefinitely postponed
The House refused e. concur in the report.
Mr Ferris hiil H. r. - wa returned hy
The same committee With similar RECON-
mendatien. The IIou-, refused 20 Indefinitely
postpone the hill
several new bill. Ia relation To- Judicial mat
ters were introduced and referred t. the com
miitee on the Organization u Courts
The bill from the Joint Committee on ihe
STAT pebt II. r. - for an act L. provide a
>tae pebt sinking Fund. etc.. passed o. a ss,.-
end reading. AMI then va, laid On the table. il
being ordered thai 3a1 copies thereof De print
al for ihe u~e ~ senators and members of th.
House
The special order lor the afternoon session
The Temperance bil va. postponed until ihi,
afternoon a two o'clock. il being made The
Special rier for that hour
- back pa, and bounty bill. Ne. fS6. wa.
.'N'n ~. anil failed FOR want II Cons,itu-
n'' h''l"'i'' aye. 81. no., r..
- '''i.ratlou u joint resolution "A. II.
'"r state Constitution. hv striking
Guy 'hs thirteenth article Thereof h.in~ -
'N't. ! passed %, hnal reading IN m. H.
Yeas 81. nay a. '''' i'"u''
lhs delinquent lax llil va, t,l,, 80, -.
ereasing printers rouau..i,.... .'''
H s'nis' and making the rate unif,r,n
.s'oos1eui he STAT. and passed anal re,,,,n.,
by-yeas Il, nays =. '''''''"s
JOINT resolution NJ. n g. amend s.,.,,o, p 4,
article q the stale Can.iltp,i,n : -
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From Mississippi.
Difficulty Between White and Negr,
SOldi crs.. Rai ilrOad Accident.

GRENADA, Miss, November 50.-A collision
took place here last night between party of
State militia searching for arms among freed
men. and squad of negroes assisted by some
colored soldiers. several of the militia were
wounded, one severely. Large numbers Of mus
ketS, ammunition. etc, was found and taken
from the negroes.
The freight train on the Miss. Central Rail
way ran of the track smashing the engine and
eight ears. No one severely injured.
The Indianapolis daily herald., 1865-12-01
From California.
vessel >aiied--uo,cment OF rroop.

AN tRANCI>Co. November 2a.->ailel. In.
,hP Emma {. Jones. FOR New Bedford. with
.'sN barrel, u whale oil. and 6.oo0 pounds of
battalion Il California volunteer. leave IA,
the hrst steamer for Los Angeles. on the way
toAuzona. WHERE they are nc,,le,i for the rr,,
posed campaign against the Comanehe In.
dian> "
The Provost Marshal has discontinued re-
quirlng passports from pariie, leaving thi, city
for Mexico.
The Indianapolis daily herald., 1865-12-01
Terrific Explosion.

PhiIAnEirHG,. November -. At ,iX
o'clock ihi- morning terrific explosion took
place Al the Pennsylvania Iron Works. ON
Beach aud Marlborough streets. In the .Figh-
teenth Ward. The head II 4 mud-,lrum was
blown out. aud the boiler in front started with
fearful velocity in an opposite direction. de-
stroying property, killing one man and iniur-
Ing several Three out Il the six boilers were
DISPLAYED. eonhagration was prevented by
the fal of water tank.
The Indianapolis daily herald., 1865-12-01
COM M ERcIAL.
Chicago Market.

NHICAUO, NONemDPr 30.
Flour dull.
Wheat declined 2G3c; sales at 81 32a1 3aI.
for NO. l, and S7@SSc for No, ..
Corn declined 3lic; sales Of No. | at zoe
and No , at 3Sc.
Oats dull at 231Ic.
Provisions dull.
IIighwines dull.
Hog market active.
Freights nominal.
Lard dull at 25@26c
Mess Pork held at s27 OOG2s %; buyers Offer
so 90.
Receipts-Flour, $500; Wheat, $1,000;
corn. 32 900; oats. II 900.
Shipments-Flour, 1000; Wheat 1000
corn, $1,000; oats, II. 400.
The Indianapolis daily herald., 1865-12-01
Naval Affairs.

HALIFAX, November 3O.-Late adyices from
y. Thomas have been received.
The United States steamer Tuscarora arrived
at II. Thomas on the 10th and sailed on the
10th inst.
The United states steamers Vanderbilt and
Powhatan. and the iron-clad MOnadnock ar
rived at II. Thomas on the llth and sailed ON
the 18th. They would touch-ncxt nj Cayenne
The fleet i bound for the Pacific
The Indianapolis daily herald., 1865-12-01
Marine niSnss.-

FORT DOVER. {. w. November 30. The
wind j. blowing hard. and heavy sea i
breaking over the bark William Treat. which
i ashore near this place. 4 tug is on the way
10 her, but nothing can be done until the
weather moderates. The prospects for saving
the vessel are not 80 favorable
The Indianapolis daily herald., 1865-12-01
Changes i'm the Boston Custom House
..NOldier Mu rd red a md IL ID hhed.

BoSToN. November 30-SOme TWENTY-FIVE
changes were made IN the Custom House TO-
day. the minor officers principally giving nj ace
10 returned veterans.
Jacob Merrill. returned soldier. was mur-
dered and robbed Of five hundred dollars. in
New hurVpOrt, last night.
The Indianapolis daily herald., 1865-12-01

RICHMOND. Va. Noyember 30.-ITon. Little
ION Iazeweil, Commonwealth Attorney died
this morning, after a brief illness. Mr. Taze-
VII M.n "aS el.cted 10 seat in the state Legis-
lature, in October. and last week he WAS elected
commonwealth Attorney. vice Marmaduk 9
johnson. resigned.
The Indianapolis daily herald., 1865-12-01
s-
kilpatriCk I'm Rosfou

BoSTON, November 30.-Tremoni Temple
was crowded with an intelligent audience thi,
evening 10 listen To a lecture by Gen. kilpat-
rick on The Future Party If the Country.
The Indianapolis daily herald., 1865-12-01
Fire at Dover. New Hampshirs

BosToN. November 30.-The carpet factory
Of Ahram Folsom. Dover. y. H.. was DESTROYED
hy lire this morning. Los $4,000. insured for
S.0.oOO.
The Indianapolis daily herald., 1865-12-01
Den oe rattle Nomination for Mayor of
BosIOn.

bosroN, November 3o.-The Hon. q. ".
arm has been nominated by the Democrats
loI Mayor Of Boston. The nomination was
neurred IN by the Workingmen and Ciii-
zens' Committee
The Indianapolis daily herald., 1865-12-01
PACIFIC RAILROAD.

Grants q public lands % the Northern and
Central Pacific Railroads will exceed by care.
iul estimates. l95.ooo,oo0 acres of land The
southern route will be asked for during the
coming session.