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Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-09-30

NEw YoRK, September 29.-H. GrinDal
has received IL ysIy important aud interest
ing letter from G. +. Hall, the Arctic explo
rer, which announces that he has learned
such facts in his expedition US to lead to the
belief there are yet surviving three inen Of
Sir John Frankin's expedition. Crossier,
who succeeded FraDklin ia command of the
expedition and three men have been seen -
Crossier is reduced to skeleton, and being
starved to death, while his three men were
fat, they having lived on human Aesh the
flesh OF their companions, who all deserted
the two ships that we're in the mountains Of
ice, while Cfossler would not eat human
aesh.
The man finding the party, at once took
them in charge, and catching seal he fed
Crossier very sparingly day by day until his
life was saved. He thus cared for the
men through the whole winter, during which
one Of them died. Crossier and the Two
remaining men we're then taken to Nathille,
on Bothnia Felix peninsula, where there
were many Jannits. Having guns and
plenty of ammunition, they we're enabled to
shoot plenty Of ducks, nowicers, etc. The
Jannits treared them very kindly. At lenpth
they started for the Kobnunas country,
since which time they have not been seen
Ali this was previous to 1854, but the Jan
nits insist that Crossier and his friends are
not dead
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-09-30
Mutiny of Negro Troops.

New YoRK, September 20 The Whining
ton Herald, of Monday, announces that at
a meeting Of the 37th Regiment Of negro
troops. near Hilton Head. North Carolina,
some man discharged q gun on the grounds
Of Company D. This being breach of dis
cipline, Major Weenman commanding, went
into the company quarters TO find out the man,
bnt without avail, telling the meu TO remain
standing until they volunteered TO tell who
fred the gun. He went of. Short time af.
afterward he was Informed the company had
broken ranks, and we're disposed TO mutny.
The Major, with company A, suppressed the
mutiny, but not till Lieutenant Mellen, Of
Erter, New Hampshire, formerly Of tbs First
Massachusetts, was killed by one Of the sew
eral shots fred at the Major The ringlead-
ers, six in nnmber, fed the camp, bat were
subsequently arrested and lodged in jail in
Wilmington One was slightly wounded on
the way back, for disorderly conduct, by the
officer OF the guard.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-09-30
Letter frem Montgomery Blair.

WASHINGTON, September ga long let
ter is Published today with the heading :
"The Rebellion-Where the guilt lies--This
subject forther considered, and the answers
of Mr.. Holt for himself, aud OF Messrs, Sew.
ard and Stanton, by Weed and General
Meies, 70 his Clarksville speech, reviewed BY
Hon. Montgomery Blair
In course Of this letter be mentions the fol.
lowing circumstance Let me observe here
It was the fall Of Sumter that produced on the
instant tbs ordinance of secession, aud filled
Virginia with troops from the Gulf States, 10
carry it before the people. Its effect upon
ordinary men may be conceived, by the infu,
ence it exerted over General Lee.
Ny father was authorized by the President
and Mr.. Cameron, Secretary OF War, TO con-
verse with General Lee and ascertain whether
he would accept the command Of onr army in
the field The latter WAS written for, and he
met my father at my house, where they con.
conversed for an hour or more il was a few
days before he ordinance was passed. Gen
Lee concluded the conversation by saying
that secession was anarchy, and added, IL he
owned the 1000 900 slaves in the South he
would cheerfully sacrifice them TO Union; bat
be did not know how he could draw his sword
on bis native State. He said he would zee
General Scott on the subject before be dOoi-
ded
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-09-30

A Bio THISo.--A million ia greet many,
but two million is more. As Incredible as it
may appear, Messrs. P. Il Drake 4 Co, Of
New York, sell over two million bottles of
PLANTATION BlTERs year. This is nearly
one hundred and seventy thousand dozen,
which at nine dollars would be over million
and half dollarsl Surely, some merit must
attach to an article Of such sale, Go where
we will from one end Of the country TO the
other, we are always in sight OF ths evidences
of the cabi;stic s. T-ls60-X. and these
gentemen's energy. We would suggest to
them :. little more elegance in their rock
painting. The Legislature of New Hampshire
has passed law against further disfguring
the White Mountains.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-09-30
Nsw York M iarneI.
New YoRK, September 30

Cotton hrmer 443a45. Flour active and
05alo better ct 81 goa 90 for extra State
and 65a9 90 for round Hoop Ohio
Wheat steady and lal better 2 l2a2 l3 for
wiuter red western, and . l0a2 10 for
amber Michigan. Corn active and one cent
lower at 99a90 for unsound, and 9la925
for sound Rye 9Sc Barley 20. Oats
dull and lower at 46 a 90 for western
Beef dull. Cat Meat quiet Butter quiet ut
at 2Sa29. Cheese quiet at 9al5c
Pork frmer at "a 62 a34 81 for new
mess, and 81 00a3l so for 60 and
Ga Lard frmer 26a3O. Whisky frmer
at 2 291a30 for western. Petroleum quiet
nominal.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-09-30
DAYTON, September 10, 1865.

Fsi0D Tfaveierg:
Believing as do that every man should be useful
in his day and generation, and by request OF tho
sands OF persons OF this community, have made
preparation again, and will manufacture my Excelsior
esmn pssGgysr @ %1d VII h hsys " 500 by agents
innocent nlts effects and will not destroy anything
but that which it is designed to destroy-Rats, Nice,
Reaches, bedbugs and Ants. IT can be used In pam
trys, cupboards, graneries. II be laid along
the side OF food Tor persons, or useui animals with
perfect safety. 1t contains no poison, and is better
than any other preparation now before the publ C.
And you may ask why Is better than other prspar
aiionsl VIII tell you 1t contains attractive oils,
that other preparations have not got In them this
9il bring Vermn where the preparation Ii laid, and
they will eat Of 1t as often you place II where they
can get IT., while there IL any 10 eat. The prepara
tion contains different ingredient for the deetrlIc
ton Of each named yermn mentioned above, For
tSs aHd S on o. tb n
IN pantrys, the preparation being covered with -four
or three nights, successtyey, they will entirely dis
appear. In old houaesor bedsteads where bugs nfes
take penknife, stick and spread q small portion
OF the preparation along the cracks Of the wash and
char boards, aud tho bedseads where they nfest
let the preparation stay or two days hs wash
of the dead bugs then put on small portion OF
The preparation again, and you will not have 10 clean
more than once year. Persons using tho prepara-
on to destroy rats need not fear that they will go IN
wes, as it's the heat OF the preparation that des
troYe, and they will come out of enclosed places TO
get the air by getting the air they will die at best they
Will leave the premises and go where they can Get
water and then viii die Immediately Aier getting the
water. II can be use any time in the year. Rats
will not die under the buildings 10 leave stencil.
BY using from two TO three dollars worth of this pre-
paration year, rats be kept out OF any mill,
warehouse, or grsnery In the United States Private
families will not need over two To four boxes per yesr
1t should always be used three nghts succesayey TO
clear them out All other preparations now b fore
the public, contain nothing but phosphorus to des-
troy, mixed with corn meal and grease, colored with
VsnItian red. Ny boxes shall contain twice the
amount that the others contain, and be sold for the
sAme price Country merchants and pedlers can be
supplied by the dozen at single boxes 70 cents at
my resideuce Nos I07 and l0s Jefferson street, be-
tween 9Th and 9Th.
Directions for using on each box.
BENJAMIN BEST
se27d1m Dayton, Ohio.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-09-30

METALLIC CASES, CAsEeTs, &c,-Berk &
Waymire, successors OF ). Il. Wagner, No
34l Third street, obtained the first premium
for metallic aud mahogany coftius and Cas-
kets, They are enterprislng young men, who
spare no pains or expense to please the pub
lie. They have every variety Of metallic
cases, caskets and wooden cOihus, from the
FIRST manufactures in the United States and
as Uudertakers have no superiors.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-09-30

ready to sell to their customers, the largss
handsomest, and the greatest variety of Toys
aud Fancy Goods, Of every description, ever
o iee in the Western country; they are de-
lermiped to sell their goods to the trade, as
low or lower than they can he had in any
other market. We advise dealers to call on
them, aud examine their endless assortment
Of new and beautiful curiosities
se25-6ta4S lliitt
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-09-30
asg- soovILps BLOOD AND LIVER

SeF- SCOVILES BLOOD AND LIVER
SYRUP, for the cure of Scrofula, White
Swelling, and other diseases Of the Blood
When such men "A Dr. Il. s. Newton, professor
10 ope Of the most prominent Medical
Colleges of Cincinnati, G, W. Pratt, M. d 4,
and A. CASTOR, NJ D., come out aud state to
the world that this Medicine, ,ScovILLs 8 BLooD
AND LIVER SYRUP, cures Serofula aud other
chronic cases caused by impnre blood, where
all other remedies have failed, no one should
doubt its virtues or fail to Use itin any disease
which is caused by impure state Of the Blood,
say DIR. Morris VEGETABLE LIVER PILLS
are working their way into general favor in
the estimation Of the public If the commn-
nifty knsw the superiority Of these Plls--they
being composed OF vegetable extracts--they
would use no other when they could be pro
cured. Many who have used them would
prefer paying one dollar per box, in preference,
to being without them.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-09-30
I'M DYSPEPSIA

ana An%1tsatsndanttrsn % OF symptoms acts more like
ACHARM than a medicine. Theirs il nothing In The
whole range OF MateBaa Medca that for u moment
Dear comparison with II in this disease.
iuli account OF this wonderful plant may bo found
IN the eleventh edition of the United States Dispsns
atory, pages 1887 and 1883
series OF experiments in which DT. Bull has heen
for years engaged has ust been brou mt 70 success
tnl termination, and he enabled to orieT 10 the
pubic continuation o. CEDRON with other approved
copper distilled nonrb1u Whisky, which lie Is conn
dent has no equal IN the world
he might furnish n 70 ume Of cartIdeate. bI,t this
public have long -it,e learned TO tlmAta such things
by Their true value The safest plan s for eVerY vts
to'ssioI himseu the virtues oi q new medicine
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-09-30
New YoRK, Septem

NEW YORK, September 30,
Stocks lower Money 5l6 per cent
Sterling quiet at l00al09; Chicago aud Rock
leland Id Chicago and Northwestern 2sa
do pref 62S; C C. & c. 1876; Clev. and Pitts
72i; Mich. South. 63s; Mich Cen, ll4!;
Reading ll3S Erie S7s. Five twenties
coupons l075 /; Gold l44 New York
Central 95t One Year Certificate 9st
Fives of IA, coupons 93i Western Union
Telegraph TO- Chicago Burlington 4 Quincy
l2b Chicago Toledo 100; Seven thrties
99s.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-09-30

A Committee from the Virginia Convention
while the General and my father conversed
were hunting Tor him through the city they
met on bis leaving the house, and be repaired
with them to consult with the Convention, as
have since learoed about some mod4 Of settle
ment, but the fall of Fort Sumter settled the
question for him and The Convention.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-09-30

ATLANTIC AND GREAT WESTERN RAILWAY
Owing TO the enormous freight traffic this
company has considered i. expedent to with
draw, for the present, the passenger train
leaving Cincinnati at 6 A. M. From and
after Monday. October 2, until further notice,
two through trains will be run by the Atlan-
tic & Great Western Railway to the Eastern
cities and the oil regions, leaving Cinclnnsti
as follows Morning Express $40 A. M,
night Express, 1850 P, M. Both OF these
trains make all connections for Pittsburgh
Philadelphia, New York, Boston DC,
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-09-30

B6s- DIR. HALLS BALSAM.--For the
cure of long standing Coughs, bed Colds
Bronchitis, as we'll as CONSUMPTION, this
medicine is invaluable, lis peculiar combina.
ton is the result of experience, and an
intimate knowledge Of tho cause OF these
diseases, aud the certificates Of remarkable
cures are sufficient proof of its superiority.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-09-30

DEATH or Mrs LoNGwoRTH Mrs, Susan
Longworth, relict of the late Nicholas Long
worth, of Cincinnati, died in that city on
Wednesday last. She was among the early
pioneers of Ohio, and leaves d very large
circle of friends and relatives Her remains
were inferred at Spring Grove Cemetery this
morning.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-09-30
TelegraphiC.
LATEST ME WS.
Appointments.

WAsHiSGToN, September 29.-Thos Murphy
has been appointed Superintendent of Indian
Affairs for the Central Superinlen dency-
Hon, James Stole aud Colonel J. II. Leaven-
worth, Commissioners to treat with the
howas, Com anches and Apaches, on the Ups
per Arkansas, left LsaVenwOrth yesterday, to
meet the other Commissioners, General San-
born, W W Bent aud Kit Carson, at Bluff
Creek, October 4. The loyal portion OF the
Arapahoes aud Chsyennes will also be pros
vided
sUsPENDED OPERATIONS
The work on the Treasury extension has
been suspended on account Of the exhsus-
ton OF the appropriation. The work can not
be resumed until Congress provides more
m oney
THERMAL REvEEUE DECISION.
The Internal Revenue missioner has
decided that where an income of any kind,
in 1864, was received 10 Confederate eur.
rency, its market value in Federal currency,
st the time and place OF its receipt, should be
returned as the amount Of income,
NEGRO TROOPS.
Extensive preparations are being made by
the unbleaehed American citizens OF the Dis.
trict, 10 give reception TO the LIST District
Colored Regiment, on its return from Texas,
'o-morro"'
THE JAooBINs AND CONSERVATIVES
The race between the Jacobius and Con
servatives for Executive favor in peudiug
political movements, still processes There
are daily arrivals OF anxious seekers for in.
formation in this respect. The President re.
ceives all courteoualy, but firm Iy in forms them
that he has taken his position and intends to
maintain it. Irrespective of partisan move
ments The haste with which hitherto bawl-
ing radical Republicans are trying to climb
upon Johnsons platform, ~ an evidence OF
'ueF conviction '"s' " Will oe permanent
AFFAIRS IN SOUTH CAROLINA.
A dispatch to the President from Columbia,
South Carolina, received to-day, Gays the Con.
veutiou is adjourned, after most harmonious
and unanimous session of fifteen days They
have repealed the ordinance of secession,
abolished slavery, eaualized the representa-
ton of the Senate aud taxation throughout |
the State, giving the election of Governor and |
Presidential Electors 10 the people, ordered
voting by pioa uoice, indorsed the Admins.
tration unanim ously, and directed a commits.
sion 10 submit code to the Legislature for
the protection OF the colored population
They have likewise appointed Judge Ward.
law. Alfred Huger and Colonel Dawkins TO |
visit your Excellency, ia reference TO Jeffet-
con Davis, Governor MaRrath and Mr.. Tren-
holm.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-09-30
Real ESTATE Agents.
LENTZ * &APPLEGATE.
REAL ESTATE AGENTS.


once aga Third street North side
Opposite Town Clock)
For Sale, Flax Factory, occupied by Messrs. Davie
a Co., with mmhinery, and acres ofland
farm 180 acres mile north Of Browns station on
Western X. r., on Twin Greek, well improved
$4,000
brick house, cor ofBrown aud Ann SITS.
double frame house on Hess street;
double frame house on Walnut street
Adouble frame house on Fifth street
A farm OF 66 acres, 2h miles from Dayton;
larm Of IA acres, miles from Dayton
farm OF ~ Acres on Greeuville r, r;
A farm Of 1893 acres near Germantown
A brick house on Fifth street, Nc, 227
farm OF 10 acres, we'll improved, fine brick house,
and best Twin bottom land Il mile west Of Ger.
D. mantoWn.
A farm OF SO acres good improvements at Browns
Station on Western X. r.
we'll improved farm Of le0 acres, two miles east
Sonora, on Western railroad.
good heuse and large lot on Main street, No 1854.
farm offs acres on Germantown pike, miles from
Dayton.
Two all farms, we'll improved adjoining Liberty
miles from Dayton, OF SO and 20 acres each.
number OF houses and lots in different parts Of the
city. All will be sold cheap.
iy2s LENT2 APPLEGATE, X. Il. A.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-09-30

dnLookng Glass plates put in old Frames
at Cridland 8, 80 Main street. se27 DIT
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-09-30

Masks MASKS To get your masks for
the Ball, go to c. P Huber & Sons, ON. $50
Third street.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-09-30

p0y-Looking Glass Depot, Cridland'e. 80
Main street se21 d3t
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-09-30

Butthe browning glory OF his iife remains to be at
tanned in his discovery, or rather combination, 'or he
u0es not calm 70 nave been the discoyt CEDRoR
public That honor beongsts the native Inhabitants
Of Central america TO whom it, virtues have been
known for more than two hundred years Armed
With the indian bids defiance to the most deadly
malaria, and handles, without fear the most venom
Gus serpents. II Is belief with them, that while
there Is breath in the body the Oedron is potent to
cure, no matter what the disease may be.
while Dr. Bulls not prepared to endorse this ex-
HVagant pretensionhe IA nevertheless satisfied from
athorough examination ot the evidence relating to
ITS virtues th t as remedy and preventative for ali
diseases arising nom exposure, either TO change OF
weather or climate, or to mIasmatIe Influences IL
stands
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-09-30

WANTED.-A Girl at No, 2s2, Third street,
to do general housework
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-09-30

THEATsR--BEcKEL HALL--To-nght an
immense bill is announced at the iheater,
commencing with the thrilling drama of
'Therese, the Orphan of Gensva )" The
piece is strongly cast Miss Belle Smythe
appearing as "Therese," Mr., Fl. A, Weaver
as "Fontaine, pastor; Mr., H. W. Duncan
as "Carwin," the Advocate, and Mrs H. A.
Weaver as "Bridget" The rest of the char
acters embrace all the other talented members
Of the company After the drama Mr.. J.
Sandbrook will sing one of his pleasing Ball
lads. The performance will conclude with
the comic drama Of Handy Andy" All
those who have read Samuel Lowers mirth
provoking romance Of that name, and who
has not, will be certain to be present to-
night Remember to go early so as to get a
good seat when the performance commences,
The curtain rises punctually every evening
after the conclusion OF the overture
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-09-30
WITHOUT a RIVAL

And Justly aeser the reputation Il has 80 long en-.
joyedin Central Atuerca and the West indies
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-09-30

TIE AMERICAN FRUIT DRY HoUsE.--There
was sharp contest at the County Fair on
Wednesday, between Waymire, Stephens 4
Co, and Kuhns, Billings & Mitchell for the
premiom for Fruit Dry Hoases. After nu-
merous tests, the frat premium was awarded
to Kuhus, Billings L Mitchell, proprietors Of
the American Fruit Dry House. This appa-
rAtus is so constructed that there is no posi-
bility Of burning the house or the fruit 1t
has been extensively used of late in this see-
ton Of country, aud gives universal satisfae>
ton.
s. X. RAIN 10 the General Agent, and may
be addressed at Post Office Box No. n, Day,
ton, Ohio. lHTF
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-09-30

RS-John Gengnagel has just received
from Cincinnati fresh supply of Swiss and
Limburg cheese, Holland Herring, &c He
is also prepared to furnish meals at all hours
He is daily receiving fresh oysters, which will
be served up in the best style, at his saloon
corner of Fifth and Ludlow streets s..
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-09-30

NoToE TO DRALERs IN TOYS AND FANCY
GooDs--C. P Huber A Son. Wholesale Deal
ers in Toys aud Fancy Goods, at Nos 27s
aud 2sO Third street. have on hand, and ara