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The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-09-13

To MoTrRRs.-Again let us say, don't Je
without DIR, BICK-NISLL'S SYRUP
at this season Of the year. II contains no
0pigtes, and is safe and reliable for cure of
Dysentery, Diarrhea, Sc.
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-09-13

WANTED.-Twenty respectable Young
Ladies, to act as Ballet Girls, in the play Of
the "Naiad Queen" Apply Immediately at
the Opera House. DIFF
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C.L.vALLANpIGHAM
VII speak at the following places /:

Poasttowp Saturday, September2g %, 10 NJ
Union, Friday, October g. IL NJ
New Lebanon. Saturday. October g. ~ NJ.
Ingham's Blacksmith shop, Washington town
ship, Tuesday, October 2, ~ M
Dayton, Court lIousc) Monday October 3.
ID. A. IIouk and j. A. McMahon will also
address the meeting at Poasttown.
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Music LEssoNs.-A young lady is desi-
rous of procuring situation as music
teacher in family, or will take class
Address Box sl5, Dayton Post Office.
sep8d1w
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LADIES If you want your lat or Bon
net done up in the latest style, call at the
Millinery Store Of d. -. Rouzer, No. 50
Wayne street, near Fifth
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WANTED--To RENT.-A house containing
from five to seven rooms, located west of
the canal. Address lock box No. so, Dayton,
Ohio. 81 a.a sepIld1w
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-09-13

Thomas o. Lowe and J. A. Mcmahon
will speak at New Lebanon, on Friday
evening. September 2l, at seven o'clock.
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-09-13

THE STATE AND COUNTY, FAIRs-Promise
to be grand affairs, and from the prepaI4l-
tions made at the Eagle Clothing Store, II.
Schwarz certainly must anticipate tre-
Imendous trade for clothing.
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HOLM a. MoMAHON

VIII speak at the following places at the
times stated
Arlington, THURSDAY, September 90, y NJ.
townsville, Monday, September n Y. NJ,
Pyrmont Wednesday, September 10. ~. Nj.
CB-A meeting will also be held at the
Court House, In Dayton, on Thursday
evening, September 20-thc speakers to be
hereafter announced,
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CoYINaToN. x. Augnst Q. lSGG.

CONVICTION, KY, August G, 1896.
You are hereby summoned to appear be-
fore the Court of the Bureau, on the 18th
day of August, 1866, at ten o'clock A. M
to answer debt filed against you by John
Turner, (cOlored,) for SIS lG.
~. s... john l.. GRAHAM,
Supt Third Dist. Lexington Sub-dis't,
Not responding, on time, the negro wait
ed upon him upon this mssive: rg
y NJ stephens, Esq .iII IIt $3.50
SIR-I have to inform you that colored
man, named John Turner; has obtained q
Judgment against you for ($26) twenty-six
dollars, on default of your appearance tO
tanswera summons to appear on the 18th
August. 1865. p1
| You will consult your interest. by calling
at my office on Madison street, between
Fift,i and sixth streets, and have the mai :
ter settled. II this Is neglected until after
the 10th instant, squad Of soldiers ,oiI pro-
coed 20 erecute the Judgment. 1
am, sir, respectfully,
s.i. Your obedient servant,
''' JoHN l.. GRAHAM,
Superintendent Third Dist Kentucky.
The negro, it is seen, has new way to
collect debts. ! n accordance with the Blu
reau act-G squad Of soldiersi That is, con-
ferring upon him the power to command
in his behalf what no white man would be
tolerated in, be he soldier, Governor
the Chief Justice or the President Happy
niggerl ...,.., .,.,..,
Some OfSchenck's COmpatriOts.
"BEAsT" BUTLER. blackguard BRowNLoW
and Alricanus DOUGLASS were not the only
notables in the Black and Tan Convention
arm-in-arm with ScHENcK aud ANNA
DIoKENsON. The Baltimore Gazette give,
others of them this sketch ofnotOriety:
| There is the cstimable Hahn. who tried
to win some notorlety in New Orleans by
Iharanguing Confederate troops, and the
| virtuoHs Hamilton, who advocated seces-
sion long before the war, and who tried tC
get money, in 1861, with which to raise 4
Confederate regiment in Texas. These
men came over to the Federal side only
when it was perfectly safe to do so, aiId
they came at the precise moment when
such a change was likely to be extremely
profitable. Ofsome of the Virginia dele
gates the Richmond Whig Nfs;
"Boreman, while the Confederates held
the Kanawah Valley, was with them, pro-
fesslng TO be sympathizer. Wiley, when
the Virginia Convention, of which he was
n member, adopted the ordinance of seces-
sion, avowed his intention TO go home and
raise a regiment to fight on the Confeder-
ater side. Harris, we have seen it stated,
was vociferons Confederate when the
Confederate troops were first in his county
Strother came to this city IN 1861 to get
authority to raise troops for the COnfeder-
ate service." ~ O.. " ~ h-
The spokesman Of the Maryland delega-
ton is editor of journal which, on and
after the l9tlro of April, 1861, in three sepa-
rate and distinct articles urged the people
to resist the passage of Government troops
through this city, and the State has the
honor ofbeing represented on an import
ant committee by q native of Massachu-
sets, who, FIVE mistake not, was armed and
on the street on the Dist Of that same April,
prepared to repel those same Northern
troops. .mG.,F1 ''H',. %
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-09-13

BoYs-When you come to Dayton, buy
your custom-made suits at the popular
Eagle Clothing Store, lis Main street.
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Meeting in the First Ward I
A meeting wlII bid nod al

STORK'S GROCERY, First Street.
OK FRiDkY EVENING, SKpTRMBER l4TH,
Atsevcn o'clock. f. Thompson and Dem
mis- Dwyer will address the meeting. All
are invited TO attend.
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-09-13

RIsToRI.-The latest style of Hat, Uust
from the east,) can be seen at the store of
D. J. Rouzen No. 50 Wayne street. near
Fifth
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-09-13

FELLOW 9rzENs-Do your duty this
fall, and vote that II. schwarz sells tho
cheapest and best made up clOtbing. Gail.
sud see him.
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-09-13

CB-No old fashioned clothing sold at the
Eagle Clothing Store aud no two prices
asked
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-09-13
NOTICE.

Major General Rousseau, the distin-
guished General aud present candidate for
Congress for the Louisville District will be
present at Vandalia, Friday, September 81.
Major General Thomas Ewing will be at
Brookville September %.
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Removal.

NJEFF& a BENNETT, Manufacturers and Whole
IN sale and Retail dealers In Stoves Hollow
ware. Ne. have removed their SalesrOOm from az
Third street TO the rooms formerly occupied by
Brown u irwin on the corner Of First street and
the Canal, where they will be pleased TO see their
fieads aud .lll who may bo ID want of arst clss
Cooking and Heating Stoves.
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=HIPPEWAcoAL AND COKE
Once East Third ST., opposite Xenia Depot,
~ Q DAYTON, ONO. q
DAYTON PAVILION

III you want something 20 refresh you, call at
II DECKELLM ANEKs Pavilion, on JeffersO
street opposite the PostOilice, whore all kinds
Refreshments, In season, are served up in the he
sty le. lie keeps Creams Of all the savorsd hayors,
Ice Water, Mineral Water &c also, all Kinds OF
variety. all kinds of Fruit IN scason, both Foreign
and Domestic, paper. .shelied Almonds, English
Walnuts, Palm -nuts, filberts Ground -npta, 40,
with large variety OF other articles in his line Of
business. Having an experience OF twenty-nV
years In the business, he hopes 10 be able 10 plea
All who may favor him with their custom
Rails. Wedding Parties, and Pic-nics supplied
with everything In his line Of business. on terms
tO suit the times.
Remembers % Jenerson st.. opposite the +. o.
lul6druTh&sti n, y. .DECkELLMAfER,
RECEIPTS. &c.
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-09-13

NOTHING TO WEAR."-The New York
Herald recently published an account, or
rather bill, Of n young lady's wardrobe,
which had been insured against fire, by her
father, but which was consumed, in n late
conhagration in that city. The Insurance
Company demurrcd 10 the account, aud Il
Is now in court, for adjudication, item for
item-from $1,000 robes TO $4,000 CATERS.
Aggregate for tull wardrobe, $2l 900.
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-09-13

TnE'vE vECoME.-Thosel late styles OF Knob
by Suits just out, have arrived at the Eagle
Clothing Store, Go and sec them.
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THE DAILY EMPIRE.
Sotic

The meeting nj Arlington viii be held
Thursday evening, september 20. instead
Of the night Of 10th.
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-09-13

Mr., SrEPHENs, Of Campbell County, KY
discharged negro hand, after paying him
fully. The negro, however, went to Cow
lngton, where there is a "Freedmcn's Bu-
rea,," and on the 9Th Of August returned
and handed to Mr.. STEPHENS the following
notice:
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THE LATE DoCTOR SoUDERs.-We learn
that the body OF DIR. Souders, who was
drowned in the Miami River at Mlamis-
burg, on Saturday last. was found yester-
day noon about four miles below the viii
lage. 1t was found by VIM. Mcknight, q
one-armed soldier, who received the reward
of fifty dollars, which had been offered fol
its recovery. The body was somewhat de-
composed. A coroner's inquest was held
by j. ID. Shechan, Esq, and the jury re-
turned verdict of accidental drowning
The remains passed through this city, this
morning, for GAINESVILLE, Ohio, the former
residence of the wife of the deceased, in
charge of friends. The body will be inter-
rcd mt GAINESVILLE.
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-09-13

HOUSEHOLD GOODS AT AUcTIoN.-I will
sell at my residence, No. 20 Chestnut street,
ON Friday morning. at eleven o'clock, my
household and kitchen furniture, consisting
ofchairs, tables, stoves, bed, bedstead, hair
mattress, feather bed, linen. blankets
spreads, &C., all In good order. Terms cash.
Also, my house will be Torrent, TO a small
family without small children, who eau
come well recommended.
SAMUEL RICHARDS, Sr.
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RetributiOn.

In 1864 Hon. Andrew Humphreys, OF
Sullivan county, Ind was arrested by
military power, and held in prison for sew
eral months--no trial being granted him.
no specific charges being made-and finally
unceremoniously discharged. The waI
being over, and the straps torn from the
shoulders of the miserable tools of ire
sponslble power, and the courts of justice
being once more open to review the acts OF
the courts of oppression, Mr.. Humphreys
brought five of the principal villains en-
gagged In arresting him, to trial. The case
was fully investigated and verdict re-
turned of $1,000 against each one of the
five. A just retribution, if the villains
could be held in prison till it is paid.
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-09-13
SYMPTOMS OF CATARRH.
By DOCTOR FOSTER.
PHILLIPS HOUSE. DAYTON.

CArARRH is disease Of the mucous mem.
Drane OF the nasal passages and those cayi.
ties of the head communicating with them
Insignificant as it appears in its first stages
u Is apt In its progress to become instru-
mental In causing the loss or impairment
of smell. taste, hearing, and sight, and IL
creating serious constitutional derangc-
ments, not unfrcquently terminating IL
consumption.
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Preaching iiA Turhes,s syr6ve. sa-
lem. on S0bbntN ,,oxf

There will be divine service in Turner's
Grove, Salem, on Sabbath next the 10th
inst~ in the morning at 1OJs o'cloeS, and
also in the afternoon, at ~ o'clock. The
Rev. Mr.. Emerson, OF Brookyillo, WIN
preach in themorning, The Rev. ID. Stcek
Of Dayton, "a expected to preachin thoaf
ternoon. Let the public take notice.
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ID. POST, l.#. t w.sf. HAHchRTr.
POST g. II A NC n = T T,
wHoLRsALEAHD RETAIL DRALRRsIN
MASSII.LON, s s
Xou&h1o&hony,
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INVISIBLE NETs-Ten cents each, at
Rouzer's No. 50 Wayne street. near Fifth.
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-09-13

ZErHYR-Single, Double and Split, in all
colors, at Rouzer's, 80 Wayne street, neal
Filth.
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VNHE cO-partnership heretofore existing undct
the style and firm name Of Nen, Bennet& Co.,
was Dissolved on the 10Th inst. Men n Bonnet hav-
ing purcinstsi the Interest OF MI, Ieels. kither
partner VIII use the name Of the arm 10 liqnida-
t4On iI 'ti HENRY NEFF
IIsl frItI tIrl1 MILTON BEhNET, lH
jytZdaw6 il.a. iau MARCUS BELLS. 10
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The symptoms of eatarrh vary consider
ably In different individuals, the degree of
their severity depending upon constitution
al idiOsyncrasies and various external in
flnences. With some the complaint con-
tinues for numberof years in mild form,
and without causing any of the injurious
results above described, while with others
all the worst effects are produced In a short
SPACE of time, and cases apparently most
harmless may, through imprudent expo
sure. additional cold, or unfaVOrable
changes of the weather, suddenly exhibit
all the violence and maiignity which char
acterize the sever5st ones.
With some persons this disease becomes
periodical, attacking Them regularly at GER
tain seasons each year, as la the early part
of spring when the roses are In bloom, and
hence It's name "rOse catarrh y or In mid
summer during haying time, when it Is
known rs shay -eatarrlI." Some claim To
be able 10 predict the exact day and even
hour of the attack. They usually consider
themselves entirely relieved of the difficult
ty during the intervals; but we have rea-
son % suppose that symptoms Of the COM
plaint are constantly present la some mild
form or other, which are reused into activ-
ity by the odor peculiar 10 certain plants
with which the atmosphere Is impregnated
during the seasons mentioned. The com
parative quiet enjoyed between the attacks
no doubt leads To the erroneous belief that
the affection has ceased entirely.
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.OHECKS, RECEIPTS. &c.-
Neatly printed atthe EMPIRE
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nAMUkL hICHARDs, ST,
C,P. HUBER, Auct'r. 2td.
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1866-08-13
nnIlu Chnlern Report.
Washington News.
Various Items.

New YoRK, August II. Washington spe-
ciaI dispatches say the President has or
dered a full investigation of the reported
not at Helena, Ark. The only information
received here of it is that contained IN the
Associated Press dispatch.
The Freedmen's Bureau Agent for Arkan-
sas and the Indian Territory calls Tor rations
for IS a00 whites and 5000 freedmen In
formation has been received from the In
dian Agents in Montana that satisfactory
treaties have been made with the Indlan
tribes in the upper country
los. Western has been put IN charge OF
the General Land Office, he was chief clerk
in the Department.
Over twenty Of the most efficient and es-
sentiaI clerks in the Treasury Department.
have rendered their designations, OWING 70
doubts as to the 20 per cent. increase IN
their salaries
Two regiments of colored cavalry are
to be retained in the service -.
Breyet Major A. S. Kimball, Assistant
ortsrrnaster of Volunteers, is ordered 70
rsIieve Col. G. A. Bradley, as Department.
Onartermaster at Fort Riley, Kansas
Among Southern delegates to the Phlla-
5.IrFis fouventio11, who arrived here to-
JsI are Governors Orr and Perry, Judge
Dawkins. Of South Carolina, and Judge
Tinton and Stephens, Georgia. They had an
interview with President johnson this
morning. r-,oe Tho Nav
Work Independent, has been removed from
nc Collectorship of Internal Revenue IN
tbs Third District of New York, Brooklyn
There were few calls at the White House
today
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GuIfof ST. Lawrence Cable.

Gulf of ST. Lawrence Cable.
AsPY BAY, August u, 9p.m.-The cable
across the Gulf of st. Lawrence is in COM
plote working order.
Glorious News from Italy.
LONDON, August 11.-An armistice has
been agreed upon between Austria and
Italy upou the basis of the cession OF
Venetia to Italy.
The Empress of Mexico in Paris.
The Empress of Mexico has arrived in
Paris. She seeks aid from the French Gov
ernment to the cause of Maximilian.
Further About the Extension of the
French Frontier.
No decision has as yet been given by
Prussia to the French demand for an exten-
sion of frontier to the Rhine.
Liverpool Cotton Market.
LIVERPOOL, August 1.-THE cotton mar
ket was steady to-day. Sales 10000 bales
middling uplands at 154d.
London Money Market
LONDON, August ll.-COnsols were quoted
at the close of business to-day at S7I fol
money; 5-2Os, 6sI; Illinois Central shares
75! Eric shares, 4Ol.
AsPY BAY, n. S, August 1850 p. M
The cable across the Gulf Of st. Lawrence
was again picked up at o'clock this morn
| ing. The weather being fine, splice wa
made and the steamer headed for the shore
| The cable will be landed az o'clock TIM
| evening, when communication via the At
| Iantie Cable, will be almost instantaneous
| between the United States and Europe.
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1866-08-13

On the 9th of May, 1865, Andrew
johnson issued proclamation, declaring
the State Government of Virginia null
and Uoid, and threatening to proceed
against any one rs inrebellion who should
recognize such Government rs in exis-
tence. Here is an extract from said pro
clamation:
"AH acts md proceedings of the political,
military and civil organizations which have
| been in state of insurrectiOn and rebellion,
within the State Of Virginia, against the
authority and laws OF the United States,
and ofwhich Jefferson Davis, John Letcher
| and William Smith were late the respective
chiefs are declared null and Uoia. All per
sons who shall exercise, claim, pretend or
/ attempt to exercise any political, military
or civil power, authority, jurisdiction or
right, by, through or under Jefferson Da-
| Wis, late of the city of Richmond, and his
confederates, OF under John Letcher or VIII
| liam smith and their confederates, or un-
| der auy pretended political, military or cru
| commission or authority issued BY them, OF
either of them, since The 18th day OF April
| 1861. shall be deemed and taken as IN re
beLlioa aqaiy,St the United States, and shall
be dealt with accordingly.
Now, if Virginia was State in the
Union when this proclamation was issued
where did Andrew johnson obtain hi:
power to overthrow and destroy the civil
Government of Virginia? If he had the
lawful right to overthrow a State Govern
ment, had he also the power to create
| - ~, ,yitbin the territorial limits o.
the last one? If he can do either or boil
of these things in time of peace, then h'
is a Dictator, with powers superior t(
CONGRESS, Courts or Constitution.
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From New York

Cholera RepOrf-Sean- Mag.-Mexican
News, etc
New YoRK, August 12-The official re-
turns of the Board of Health Of Yesterday
show highly gratifying decrease in cholera
in this city. There were but three new
cases reported in this city yesterday 1t is
believed that cholera will not assume the
form of epidemic this summer. The NOR
tality report for the week will not exceed,
il is believed. 500 deaths from all causes.
There were nine deaths from cholera during
the previous twenty -four hours at he pub
lie institutions. There have been twenty
eight deaths and eleven cases officially re-
ported in Brooklyn since last publication.
There was a slight increase in the number
Of the sick on Governors Island yesterday.
The health Of the troops on David's Island
is considered excellent.
The detective quarrel, which was opened
a few DAYS since by the publication Of GER
trim charges against the MetrOpolitans, still
RACES. Detective Golden, who turns out to
be the party charged with compromising a
felony and receiving bribes from conn
terfeiter, has made an affidavit of facts con-
nected with the case, claiming that the
money was paid to him for services render
ed in the legitimate pursuit Of his business
as detective.
A suit of divorce, on ground of adultery,
has been brought by the wife of Mr.. Bishop,
an insurance broker. Mr.. Bishop is in his
sixtv-second year, had an income Of one
hundred thousand dollars per aunum, and
has moved in the highest circles Of society.
Bishop and his alleged paramour, Clara B.
Wallace, were committed to Ludlow street
Jail for want of bail.
The HerdlFs Mexican correspondence
saws number of arrests had been made at
Vera Cruz Of alleged cOnspiratOrs, among
whom were two American officers IN MeJla's
division. The conspiracy was said to have
for its object the killing or capturing OF all
the French officials in Vera Cruz The
French steamer Adonis was sent towards
the Rio Grando, probably to blockade Mata-
moras. The yellow fever had almost en-
tiraiy disappeared from Vera Cruz.
Queen Emma, of the Sandwich Islands,
attended dinner party given in her honor
last evening at the residence Of Mr.. Henry
GrinnelI to-day. She attended church at
Trinity. She will leave this city for Wash
ington tomorrow morning. Governor Een-
ton has extended an invitation to her 10
visit Albany on her return from Washing
ton, which she will probably accept.
The Herald's Washington special says 1t
is probable that General Howard, Chief Of
the Freedmen's Bureau, owing to the de-
velopments in the report made by Generals
Steedman and Fullerton, will either resign
or be removed, and General TillsOn put in
his place.
The same paper gives currency to an ex-
traoriinary story to the effect that Cover
nor Curtin, of Pennsylvania has issued a
secret order callingo out two thousand militia
rur srrvru5 ,fvfrfrIz of the Pbila-
delphia Convention. This IS assumed 10 IN
dicate an intention to disturb the gather