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Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-11-15
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MAIN STREET.
ADJOINING EMPIRE OFFICE.
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Having had the experience in learning the exact
met with a success while here, I have therefore
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establish trade which will warrant further success,
and satisfaction to my customers. respectfully
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desire to buy their vInter clothing. 70 my present
stock being satisfied that goods would advance
this fall at least thirty per cent, purchased and
ordered 70 DO made up my entire stock Of Winter
low and am therefore enabled to offer Inducements
to al those who may favor me with an early call.
ny stock ofdothing comprises the following ar
LONG FROCK RIDING COATS,
BLACK a BLUE SACK COATS,
FROCK CASTOR BEAVER cOATs,
SACK & FROCK PILOT OvERCOATs
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This invention consists OF Dupler Tor twoI Elliptic
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Tightly and Firmly together, Edge n Edge, making
he Toughest, most Flexible, klastic and Durable
urinR ever used They seldom Bend or brake,
Ike the single Springs and consequently preserve
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ong any single spring Skirt that Ever Has or
rho wonderful Hexibllity and great comfort and
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as the skirt can be folded when in use TO occupy
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Mnslin Dreas.
Lady having Enjoyed the Pleasure, Comfort and
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Young Ladies' they are superior 10 al others.
The Hoops are covered with iiy double twisted
thread and will twice % ioe a. the nge yarn
covering which is used all SH , Steel Hoop Sklris
steel and twice double q, fered 10 prevent the
covering from wearing oil tha rods when dragging
down siairs stone steps, 3c.i &C., which they are
constantly subject TO when in use.
All are made ofthe new and elegant Corded Tapes,
and are the best quality in evety part, giving 10 the
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and are unquasuohAbly the Igbtes, most desirable,
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Vests Bradley Cary. PROJECTORS ofthe Invention,
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For Sale In all frst-class Stores In this city, and
throughout the United states and Canada, Havana de
Cuba, Mexico, South America, aud the West Indies.
pS-Inqmre for the Duplex Elliptic Tor doublel
prog Skirt. aug 2ssmd
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v,,,, ,t.sa ch,ldren have a comfortable home, and
~ ,asns of educauoni Would this wife be indepen-
dent Of the cold charities Of the worldt Would TINS
asS md feeble parent be provided fori Would my
,t nav I'M de6tsf Would there be no sacrifice Of
Srouerty by forced sales OF an administrator to meet
ke damands OF creditors sales made when the markell
tonds downward and fair prices cannot be reallaedt
ov taw can answer these question to their satslac-
uoni Thsy fear to ask thOm, and cherish the belle
that they have along lease on he Thls ~ boh iooi'
ian and cowardly. The brave man
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SHIRT MANUFACTORY

0GAAASA 0A341s " 4 1AO \ OIS
GENTS FURNISHING STORE
RALPH o. M'oRAoKES,
NO WEST FOURTH STREET,
South side bstwesn Nam and Walnut, opposite
sesp'e with gold hands,
Cincinnati, 10.
OITIzENs AND STRANGERS
Daily national Republican., 1865-08-05
Venerated Yale.

During the late commencement proceed
ings Of Yale College some very interesting
statistics connected with its history became
matters Of record. 1t appears that Yale,
though in no sense a military school, has
given to the country three Major Generals
WADswoRrH, TERRY, CLAY-half II dozen
Brigadisr Generals, about forty Coonels,
twenty Majors, over ono hundred Captains,
and its full proportion of honorable privates.
The list of such rs have been students Of
Yale, who are known to have served in the
national army and navy, aggregates SeOem
h"ndyed aud MIrty-sVen. This is full
twenty five per cent of all Yalesians Of mill
tary age. Without, then, making account
OF the Southern graduates, who ''went with
their States, ," and should fairly be deducted
in determining the ratio, Yale may fairly
challenge comparison with her patriotic
record.
Daily national Republican., 1865-08-05
Jubal EARLY.

This rebel general, who one year ago at.
tempted TO batter down the gates of Wash
ington and murder the inhabitants of the ma.
tional capital, is now in this city.
Last evening he was seen on Pennsylvania
avenue with his quon-dam associates, boast.
ing that he would never get down so low as
to ask JoHSsoS's pardon; "that what little
property he had in this country, he might
take and 60 to hell with it, that he had
enough in Europe, beyond JOHNsoS's reach,
to support him in ease" &c.
Afterwards he was seen at the " Canter-
bury !" fit place for all who are played
out.
1t is proper that his movements should be
guarded, for while he pretends to disdain the
boon of pardon and restoration, he may Sc.
cretly, and with the aid of his fellow. rebels
resident in Washington, attempt to avail him.
self Of the benefits of the amnesty, or possibly
conspire to assassinate the national func.
tionaries
But he will be forced to rise Eariicr than
is his wont to catch our President mapping
"Qmam republican, hd6emuS' IN guam,
mrbem viviHWS'" ?" Provided such arch devils
are suffered to go boosting at large and un.
whipped of justice
Daily national Republican., 1865-08-05

BosroN Boor AND SHOE MARKEr:-We
have another week of n good business to re.
cord and the constant arrival Of new buyers,
together with the orders on hand, keep all
departments of the trade quite active. The
principal is for goods of heavy grade, and
all kinds of work in this line have advanced
in prices during the past week, about ten per
cent. The principal cause of this is the
scarcity of skillful workmen for lasting and
finishing the work to supply the rapid ma,
chinery of the present day. There is u mod.
crate demand for light work, although late in
the season for the line Of goods. Business
with jobbing houses is rather quiet at the
present time, their trade being chiefly con
fined to tho New England States, and the
present is the dull season in this department
There is some prospect of short supply o.
ladies' cloth boots, and manufacturers do moi
like to accept large advance orders on ac
count of tho scarcity of proper materials fol
their use. In mems and boys thick boots
and shoes the manufacturers find ready sale
for all they can produce, and are increasing
the number Of cases each week, having full
confidence in continued demand through
the fall months.-Shoe and Leather Rcpor'r
Daily national Republican., 1865-08-05
compllmen, 70 MIR. b. $. O.bon

A pleasant reunion occurred at the office
of Mr.. b. S. 0sbon, naval reporter, last even
ing, on the occasion Of the presentation Of
series of resolutions to that gentleman
adopted at n regular communication of Char
ter Oak Lodge Of FreemasOns, No. $40, on
bis release from custody. One Of the rcso-
lutiOns was as follows;
"ResoiUed, That it is with feelings Of sin
cere pleasure and qualification that we learn
of the restoration to liberty, without stain
upon his character, of our worthy brother
b. S. Osbop, who has been subjected to a
dreary imprisonment for several months past
and that We unanimously join in the fraternal
expression of our esteem and increased con-
idcnce in him as brother Mason; and we
believe that his innocence was proven beyond
a doubt and that after most rigid cxamin'
alton the military court-martial before which
he was arrsigned failed to record against his
fair name the first imputation of guilt. ~
Y. E1eHing Post.
Daily national Republican., 1865-08-05
From Rnr,re.. monroe.

FORTRESS MONROE, Aug. 3-The gallant
old frigate Congress--whicb was sunk by the
rebel ram Mcrrimao, nfler such heroic fight
for the honor Of the old aag-was, afler many
unsuccessful efforts, finally raised this morn.
ing. Tho pumps were started on her at 81
O'Clock, and at 10 clock she commenced to
raise, and by IL clock about six feet of her
hull was out of water. She had become
deeply embedded in the sand, and she cannot
be removed from the locality till high water,
which will be about G o'clock this evening,
The pumps In the meantime arc kept at work,
and she is easily kept free. ...,,,...,.
Mr.. Brown, one OF the contractors, imme.
diately telegraphcd TO Norfolk and Old Point
for steam power to tow tho Congress to the
dry dock at aosport nayy-yard. The Con
gress now draws 10 feet Of water.
Last evening, at eight clock, the steamer
Cossack, having on board the LIST Maine regi
ment Of cavalry, put into Newport News fol
coal. As soon as the steamer landed the sol
diers commenced helping themselves to tn,
goods in the store Of Nicholas White, th,
post sutler at that place, and before the Cos
sack left at noon to-day they had nearl,
cleaned out the store, carrying of goods I,
the amount of about $1,000. The Cossacl
is now ut anchor at Fortress Monroe, and II
is understood that she, with the troops, will
be ordered back to Newport News to Hdjus
the damage.
The steamer Ella Knight, Capt. Pritchard
arrived to-day from MOrehead City. Capt
Carter, of the wrecked steamer Quinnebaug
is passenger.
One hundred and eight oaptured guns wer'
sold here at auction to-day by order Of tb,
Secretary of War. The sale was conducted
by T. S. Baylor and Captain William Adams
averaged as follows: For cast-iron guns,
cent per pound for wrought-iron guns,
l-l6 cents per pound for brass pieces q
cents per pound.
Daily national Republican., 1865-08-05
ORPHANS CoUET-JHdge

ORPHANS CoUET-JHdge PmrceH-ThC
appraisement Of the real estate Of the late David
Moran was entered and hed.
The first and final account Of Barbara l.. Hume
administrative Of Lucia Il. Berry, was approved
and passed.
The first general account Of CatherineV. Booth
guardian Of the orphans Of John T. Champion,
was approved and passed,
The last will and testament Of Patrick Nc
Kcnna was fled and proven.
The petition Of J. L. Rider, asking letters Of
administration on the estate Of Jeremiah NJ IIur.
ley, was hled.
fhe will OF George W. Mitchell was admitted
to probate and record.
The inventory of the personal estate Of Hugh
Mcmahon was filed.
The inventory Of the personal estate Of Louisa
Hunter was filed also, the list Of debts due the
estate.
The first and final account Of Barbara L. Hume
ad inistratrix Of Lucia Il. Berry, was approved
and passed.
The first guardian accounts Of Martha Z. Page
guardian to the orphans VI \. l., Page, were ap,
proved aud passed
Letters Of administration were issued to Juliul
l., Rider, administrator Vl jeremiah M. Huxley.
Daily national Republican., 1865-08-05
Medical Officers Assigned.

The fOllOwing-named medical officers have
been ordered to report to the commanding
officer of the I'd United States artillery at
Fort McEIenry, Baltimore, Nd, to accom-.
pany the regiment thence to California:
Surgeon JosErH G. BAILEY, U. S. A., and
Assistant Surgeon CHARLES SMART, U. S. A.
Assistant Surgeon W. F. BUCHANAN, U. S.
A., has been relieved from duty in the De-
partment of North Carolina, and ordered to
report to Major General POPE, commanding
the Department of Missouri, for assignment
TO duty.
Daily national Republican., 1865-08-05

POPULATION AND VALUATION OF BosrOS.-
The city and immediate suburbs will show
by the census now taking n population OF
nearly four hundred thousand people, thus
making this metropolitan district of Boston
one of the greatest centres of population on
this continent. The valuation of Boston and
suburbs will nearly reach five hundred mil
lions of dollars, (thc city alone having
1870, 900, ,00O) This vast sum will place
Boston as the richest city, per capita, proba-
bly, in the world. Now York has some
800, 900, 900 valuation; Philadelphia, $3.50,
900, 900; Baltimore, 500, 600, 900. The en-
tire State of Maine has but 800, 900, 900
valuation, or only one fourth part that Of
this city. The eleventh ward of Boston has
nearly the same population and valuation as
Portland, Me-, and is almost n city itself,
being in many respects n distinct quarter.
Since 1850 this ward has almost sprung into
existenco.-BoStOAT Traveller.
Daily national Republican., 1865-08-05
THE WEEKLY REPUBLICAN

for the week ending August A, is now ready,
and can be obtained at our counter. 1t con.
tains the Report Of the Board of Visitors tc
tho West Point Academy Letter from Mrs
JANE g. swIssHELH, on the late Mrs. SEW
ARD; Grand Trial of Naval Steam Machinery
Tho Hotels at Newporti Movements of Gen
GRANT, &C.; Editorials: THE White House, ;
Mexican Rumors," " Scientific Observation.
of the late storm" &c.i personals, poetry
telcgraphic news, general news, &c. Price,
five cents per copy, with or without wrappers
two dollars per year.
Daily national Republican., 1865-08-05
Libby Hill.
liz CAMP, LIBBY HILL, RrcHaoSl

liz CAMP, LIBBY HILL, RICHMOND, Va,
August 3, 1861
To The Edaor ofhe Republic!
The following paragraph appeared in one
Of this mornings papers:
"Libby HiH.-If we are rightly informed
the cOlored infantry camped on Libby Hill,
and of whose location there we have already
made note, are about to be removed. This
is move in the right direction, for the ladies
and children who used to frequent that spot
want all the pure atmosphere they can get in
these hot Zines
The estimable gentleman or lady who wrote
the above seems to be under the impression
that the "colored infantry" absorb the en-
tire allowance Of air with which this pleasant
hill is supplied. l only wish to say to the
writer and his readers that the "colored in
fantry" do not need, and cannot use, all the
above-namcd article. The officers use only
one fourth, and they allow their men the
same amount, which they are at liberty to
divide among themselves, leaving one half TO
the free use of the fair sex and their " in
fantry, who were, and are, wont to make
Libby Hill a place Of resort. l solcmnly
assure the writer Of the above paragraph and
tho residents generally that they shall bo un-
molestod in the free use of the abOve-men
toned air or in the exercise Of any other
"airS" they may choose to assume.
CONE OF TuEM."
RlrLU0l,H RsUubEr
Daily national Republican., 1865-08-05

MARRIAGE IN HIGH LuFE.-On Wednesday
afternoon Rear Admiral Dahlgren, who had
successfully guarded the sea-inlct to the
Cradle of the Rebellion, and aided in its
capture, was united in wedlock to Mrs. God
dard, the daughter of the late Hon. Sam el
Vinton, of Ohio, who in his day was one of
our most distinguished men. The accom-
plished lady is we'll known in Washington
circles, not only in private life, but as an
eloquent and ingenious authoress.
The marriage took place at p. m, at the
house of the Rev. DIR. Cummings, the pastor
of st. Stephens church, and it was conduct.
cd in a quiet and unOstentatiOus way.
The Admiral is said to be about 55, and
his lady is some % years his junior. There
were but few persons present at the cere.
monY.=N. Y. EEpress, All.
Daily national Republican., 1865-08-05
-RiehmOmd RsyMbHe.

REMARKABLE CASE or LoNGEvITY.-Bctsy
Wilder, a negro woman, who died in this city
few days ago, at her residence, corner of
Duval and st. Stephens streets, was, at the
time Of her demise, one hundred and eight
years of age. She was born in Dinwiddie
county, in this State, where she passed many
years of her life. She was present at York
town, Virginia, when CORVALLIS surrendered
his army, and used to relate with peculiar
pleasure, many incidents in connection with
that memorable event. A son, ninety years
of age, attended the funeral Of his venerable
mother. This old negro man resides in Pc
tersburg, and apparently bids fair to attain
even a greater age than his mother.-Rich-
mOud RspubHc.
Daily national Republican., 1865-08-05

IA BRAHArnArIoS or MrLroS's para
disc Lost" is played in Paris, which mortally
ofIends an English critic who thus writes
"The idea Of SO brutalizing ones idea of
Paradise as to have it represented by the
scene painter, with the tree of knowledge in
the second grooves, and Adam and Eve dis
putting about the forbidden fruit in Language
not even Of tho choicest description, is as
tonishing enough, but when, in the fourtl
act, the sons Of Cain are represeh tod dancing
q ballet, with modern Sonsuous aooes!'orles'
becomes to an Engiifh mind simply shoefing
or even disgusting"
Daily national Republican., 1865-08-05

=
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advertising in, the REPUBLICAN should be ad :
dressed to the publishers, as above.
AL letters or communications intended for pub
heation, or In any way relating TO the editorial
apartment Of tho paper, should be addressed to
the editor, as above.
Business and other eorrespOndents will greatly
oblige the Publishers and the Editor by comply
Ing with the above suggestion.
To coRREsPoxDBSrs. NO notice can be taken
Of anonymous communications. Whatever 1,
intended for insertion must be authenticated by
the name and address Of the writer-not uecessa.
rily for publication, but as guaranty Of Its good
faith.
We cannot undertake to return rejected com
munieAtionA.
NorIcE. The DufIy NdtfoRal RsPublicdn "a
no furnished By carriers 10 s,tbscribsrs IN thi,
city and Georgeto,on at thirty cents per month.
Daily national Republican., 1865-08-05
ny TELEanApu.
Tho Tenne..,. Ei.ctlen.

NAsnvILLE, Aug. mo additional 70.
turns have been received that would indicate
Maynard, Of the Knoxville District ;
Stokes Of the Chattanooga District, and
Cooper, of the Shelbyyille District, all Union
candidates; and Thomas Of the Clarksville
District, and Campbell, Of the Nashville Dis.
trict, opposition candidates, arc undoubtedly
elected. -#aI ~
No reports have boen received from West
Daily national Republican., 1865-08-05
A'Lynchinu Afi,tr I'm Ind,sna.

TERRE HAurE, Ind, Aug. 4.-Yesterday
a paroled rebel prisoner, named Miller, who
had induced n Mr.. Gregory, the proprietor Of
the Spencer House, Louisville, to visit Shell.
bune, Sullivan county, twenty miles below
this city, under the preteuco Of selling him
some land, attacked Gregory murderously in
the woods, near Shelburnc, and beat him
nearly TO death, stabbing him several times
and robbing him Of ninety dollars and Q
Miller, had him identified by Gregory, and
then hung him to tree near where the Grim,
was committed. Faint hopes are entertained
| of Gregory's recovery.
Daily national Republican., 1865-08-05

Mn. ADAM BLACK is at present very un-
popular with his constituency in Edinburgh,
which has given rise to respectable joke.
What can have caused Adams fall ~
asked one constituent. "The Eve Of an
election, was the reply.
Daily national Republican., 1865-08-05

The CHOLERA IN EGrPT.-Consul General
Hale, at Alexandria, Egypt, in an official
dispatch to tho State Department, gives a
vivid picture of the ravages of the cholera in
that city. There were 1,7S6 deaths from
June 9th to July 9th. 1t is estimated that
30, 900 persons have left Alexandria since tie
disease appeared, on the 1lth of June, up to
July 7th. The most distressing reports are
received from the interior.