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The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-10-24
A Large Family.

The sullivan Und.) URion says:
A few DAYS ago picnic was held at the
house Of Mr.. John Cuppy when the follow
ing facts In relation TO his family were de-
-..Dl
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-10-24
VANDYNE & BRYNT,
MIAMIsBURG, ONO,

hES SP ECTFULLY ANNOUNCE no
the public that they have purchased the old stand OF
John B Kaufman, and are prepared 10 do all
Kinds of work in their limo aa blacksmthing. Par;
tigniar attention given 10 horse-shoeihg PlONs Of
All hihas; wagops and cariagas made and re-
Janlo-wu YAEDiKE & BRYANT.
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-10-24
ADVERTISING RATES.
THE DAILY EMPIRE.
III. n. ROBINSON.
An Antidote for Poisons.

PUBLIsnER ANp rRorRIETon.
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-10-24

tn The Radicals In the Fourth District
nominated Horace Greeley for Congress last
evening. Now for Mrs. Elizabeth Cady
Stanton In the Eighth !-WorA
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-10-24

tB-The Indictment for treason against
Hon. J. +. Bullitt. In the United States
Court at Louisville, wasquashed SATURDAY,,
the United States Attorney entering noHe
proseQm, and he bas returned TO his home.
Judge Bullitt is one of the ablest, and,
what Is matter far more rare, Is AN honest
tueky will be matter of great gratiiea-
tiOn 10 hundreds Of our readers, for he was
driven into exile by unjust persecution for
his political opinions. Kentucky needs the
services Of all her sons of the character of
Judge Bullitt, and she will call for them
In due season.-- Kentucky Gdsene.
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-10-24
Total

Sons-ln-law dead, ilfteen; making a
grand total of one hundred and twrnty.
This beats Jacob when he took up his trap,
aud went into Egypt; we believe he had
one hundred aud eight. At the above
gathering Mr. Cuppy's youngest daughter.
Betty, was married to J. W. Turner Rev.
Mr. Riley officiating Mr. Cuppy has n
daughter and son with him yet.
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-10-24
The Hehrews IN MIoblIe.

The Mobile Register pays the following
handsome tribute TO tho indefatigable inc
dustry and thrift Of the Hebrews in that
city. lts remarks might truthfully be- ap-
piled to the same class In most other
places.
"Who ever saw a Hebrew begging bread
There are none. We are informed by an
old resident--one who has lived ia Mobile
for forty years, and has served many OF them
in high official capacity, that among tho
many who have applied for public charity,
he has yet 10 see the first son of Abrsham
wanting the neeessaries of life. How true,
then, the promise Of God: THE son of the
righteous man shall never beg bread" The
industry and enterprise Of this class OF our
fellow citizens can be traced on every hand
In Mobile. Their organizations and socie-
ties take the front rank. Those who were
in attendance at the Fidelia Society's grand
bail can readily realize the force Of this re-
mark
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-10-24

Two or 'EM,-A Young fellow whose
better half had Just presented him win n
pair OF bouncing twins, attended church
one Sunday. During the discourse. the
clergyman looked right at our innocent
friend and said, In a tone Of thrilling elo-
quence, "foung man, yon have am import
ant responsibility thrust npon You" The
newly Aedged dad, supposing that the
preacher alluded 70 his peculiar home
by exelaiming, YES. have two Of them .
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-10-24
metropolitan Restaurant.
10, IA rhird street,

Adam Kneoht & Son, Props.
MEAS furnished a an hours dunns the day
VA ana evening. The best Of everything the
market AFFORDS viii be supplied
LUNCH oycry sunday and Wednesday morn
ings, at ten O'Clock. ju5d9W
The national star. [volume] (Goodman, Miss.) 1866-18??, 1866-12-05

LNRESH GOODS, Furniture, Groco-
IL res, dry goods, clothing, bats,
boots, ehoes, queensware, woodward
&c, for sale by
MAYS & CO.,
nov FL '66 If
The national star. [volume] (Goodman, Miss.) 1866-18??, 1866-12-05

The Louisville Courier is advo-
eating a Grand National Conven-
ton, to establish q basis for the
settlement of difficulties between
the North and South, and to sug-
gest a way for the restoration of
Union and Equality. Past expe-
rience should have taught it tbetterr,
". r.
The national star. [volume] (Goodman, Miss.) 1866-18??, 1866-12-05
afamily vault an plant rose bushes
round it onder sich regulations?

W HUI NboC pioNS Ills iolH> VHO
lies we write on tones wont fool
him | hope an trust, an hit'll be
everybody for himself, and thars
peas on the other side o jerdin,
whar the wicked flea not troublin,
the weary is at rest.
I heerd Parson Fogg say onct
that them as love the gods dye
young. l don't think Dorothy had
emmy pertickler fondness for the
gods. Mebbe I'm wrong, but hit
seems 2 me that eff she cultivated
it, hit was late in the morn of her
youth, the previous gushin' of her
efeckshuns being lavished upon
objecks of the yeth-yethy
witch co uld come back at her ap-
preciatively. Fact is, | don't think
Dorothy handed in her checks an
passed the deal outen emmy consid-
erations fer the gods at all-she
pegged out dry so.
| hev already reed suggestions an
offers from disinterested frens rel
ative 2 supplyin' Dorothy's place
in my hart an furnishing room.
Tn afflicted with the conviction
that sum of my frens sympathize
with ME to sich deepness ez 2 be
wilIin' to git shet of a wife fer my
benefit.
Thank ,em kindly, but I amt in,
Wun feller hez bantered me to
accept the doubler of his sorrars-
a sickly interesting creetur-ar
him throw in a spring mattras
ThaFs a fetch of the sarcusticu
about that cuss witch encourages
lafture.
Uvry man is got his weakness
and sometimes | hev mine. | was
mighty betrayed by a sweet gushis
chile Of naturc-a young widdel
las Sunday evening. She's o
a serious turn Of mine, an we wan
dcred han in han intCra cemetary
q thinkin of our latter end; ant
while thar, engaged in a Cheerful
playful game of chuck. a-luck OF
the part of a fiat tomstone. Sh'
had my promise that--Id thinl
about it.
Had she met me il my beauty
when my han an hart was free, sh'
bein' white, and not from dowl
east, | xpect we'd made a connec
ton. Ez it is, "a burnt chile dread.
the fire."
Hit amt proper, perhaps, in al
ludin' to Dorothy's memory in my
tender manner, to say | feel | wa!
a burnt chile in my matrimonial
connection with her; but | Lev seet
the whole of the animal in tina
an enuff's ez a feast. Thorts of
renewal of my experiences makes
me feel kinder ticklish an nervous
Concludin' these few remarks,
must express my feelin's Of graft
tude to the physicians who tendet
my Dorothy in her last illness.
know he's u skilful practiser, anc
kin say that if he'd jest move dowr
South 'mongst US barbarians I't
take pleasure in introducin' him :
some frens of mine ez a token o.
my regard for him an them. E5
he's good on children I should like
to interjuce him 2 lady; mex door
2 my room, with a interestin' FAM
lily of seven-all small. T'othe1
day three of 'em got inter my
room. One on 'em ct up my ball
of soap cause it smelt good; anoth-
er drunk 3.quarters Of pint of my
ha'r oil cause hit Smclt good, an
t'other dev-cherub, he left his
compliments, cause, in his opin,
ion, they also-Well, the drafted
brats amt got nothin' 2 do with
Dorothy Ann. But, in closin' this
| o r. L..l.La q L .., -. .. =
The national star. [volume] (Goodman, Miss.) 1866-18??, 1866-12-05

The Legislature Of Florida is in
session. Gov. Marvin, in his Mes.
sage, opposes the adoption of the
Constitutional Amendment.
The tax collector of Rhea county
Tenn, advertises over 10000 acres
ofland, to be sold for taxes.
The national star. [volume] (Goodman, Miss.) 1866-18??, 1866-12-05
M. Dusseldorf H. Co.,

M. Dusseldorf Il Co.,
Vagoo City, mississippi,
DEALERS IN ALL KINDS OF
STAPLE & FANCY DRY GOODS
PLANTATION SUPPLIES,
Highest Market Price Given for Cotton
@The friends of G.. r.. Edwards,
late of Thomaston, Miss, will find hia
at this house.
nov 6 '6G 3m
The national star. [volume] (Goodman, Miss.) 1866-18??, 1866-12-05
ry, I feel ez eff I he'd dun my part.
My office continues 2 be at 792
Carondelet street.
How do we Stand ?

Ihe M0Dlle lrlDune, unuer tne cap
tioE of chow do we stard" says that
"the late decision of the Northern mob
has placed us in the position ',of King
Louis XVI, when he was brought be-
fore the bar OF the National Assembly"
The trial he underwent was a mockery
necessarily so, with Robespierre and
St. Just among the Judges-his fate
having been decided on some days be-
fore the farce of the trial was enacted.
The mob of Northern radicals, posses
sing less generosity than even the de-
mons that reyelled il the best blood of
France, have judged our case and deci,,
ded by immense majorities, that our
property is theirs.
The telegraph informs us that in
connection with this decision, there
has been a meeting at Washin ston OF
the great wire.pullers of the land, and
that they have fixed up a new pill to
be administered to the sick South.
In addition to all this, there are signs
of panic among the Northern Demo-
Gratis. Those among them who are at
ter the "loaves and fshes,' are cutting
circus tricks in the saw-dust. The
Chicago Times has turned a complete
summer.>ault, and shows in the turn
ing alarge streak ofsky-blue, that used
to be considered the private property
of the monkey. But the Chicago
Times is not the Democratic party. So
far from being SO, we have proof that
by its late ground and lofty tumbling
it has Jumped entirely out of the pale
of that party. But there is no telling
how many indiarubber men may 60
tumbling heels over head after it, in
sufficient numbers. may be, to break
up the whole organization and leave
the honest and earnest men that have
enlisted under it's banners nothing more
to do but stack arms, in "silenCe and
tears" We should be sorry to see
things come to that pass ; and they do
! look little like it. If it so turn out,
farewell to the last lingering oder Of
repubIicansm in America not even
will the scent of the roses hang roAnd
the shattered vase. We shall wait and
SIC how this is going to result. In
the meantime the wire-pullerS are man.
ipulatinS affairs at Washington
They are going to give us the
choice between negro suifcrage and
contiscaticn. AS far as universal sui
frage is concerned, we have long since
been convinced that it is the child of
tho devil, and that the polls arc no
place for a decent man TO be caught
at. Universal suffrage that dame
has been on the town 50 long that the
memory of her virginity has departed
from the minds of men. AS far as we
are personally concerned, we have no
Objection 20 seeing her raped by ne
groes. But let us not be made to
play the part of constable, in giving up
the poor old harlot to such fate.
Let the radicals act that role them
selves. We are prisoners Of war SIM
ply, and lbs such let US act-that is,
not act at all. Rather, let the whole
pack Of turbulent scoundrels 60 to the
devil as fast as they please, and if they
drag US with them, let US laugh and
spit on them during The entire l'ip.
The national star. [volume] (Goodman, Miss.) 1866-18??, 1866-12-05
Sui Lovengood-Widower.

afternoon of October the 9th, An
ME ppminy, 1S66,..in the un-
know2h year Of her age, Dorothy
Ann, wife of SUIT Lovengood, Esq,
cotton factor and commission NOR
chanttyf this city.
ThiSrbjeck was borned in Chel-
sea a considerable time sence, and
vegetated an teached school thar
ontwell OWN to some unkind re-
marks about her an so forth, she
seeked and foun refuge in the ar
runs ofthe orther of these few
lines, an the freedmens bureau of
Orleans.
Fostered by congenial sperrits
she here teached circle ofseveral
to luv her witch wasn't her pupils
in the infant Afrikin school.
She had winnin' ways about her
witch was onresistible, an witch
everybody didn't struggle agin' on
all occasions: and thar's more'n this
writep who kin draw long breath
an 50 y, "sich like as her they'll
nuver see no more"
Htr afflicted husband in his sor-
rer rash onuf'2 say he for wouldn't
choose 2.
The piety of her life is a ques-
ton easy settled by emmy unbiased
onprei iudiced individual who know
ed her in emmy manner-an none
loved her but 2 know-you know
hone praised her but 2 name.
Dorothy, besides her qualities of
hart, was woman of wonderful
parts. She were also literally in
her tastes, and writ the beautiful;
polae 'The boy stood on the burn
in deck" "Life on the oshin waive
an other pieces-least she sed So
She died peaseful they tell me
an during her last minits exclaim,
ed in the sperrituality an poetry Of
her Iatur.
Mary had little lam--hits face was
white as snow,
WnaIever little Mary went, the lam
was shore 2 go.
This remark drawed water from
thceyes of all them as wept aroun
her.
\ good deal of New England
rumAwas prescribed fer Dorothy in
her asst illness, an she took her
MEDICINE like a chile. This physie
allfs has a sentimental effect
This remark is, N passin as we say
, in French.
She were married six months z
herefected husband, only week
of witch time was spent with him
Sle left no children.
Ihars grief about sorry witch
is measy to express, but witch
halkluya be 2 praise, we fo4gits
abolt an loses in .cours of time
Sometimes we draps it in the flow,
in bile, sometimes in the lap oI
som churly headed female, al
sometime in the agafretin compli.
cati@g of commission business
(which shall continner ez usual
at 10. 1893 Carondelet street,)
l. Teller sheds his sorrer some
how, an thusly the orther Of these
fewlines expects to git happy agin
| trus nobody, in readin this
rihte 2 the memory of my Doro'
thy will make emmy mental allu'
SLOTS to the unhappy mite of my
nilion 2 her. ........
let SIGH remember thar's sich a
thitg ez decency left if thar ain'
no honesty, and that hits only de-
ce& and respectful 2 say the clean
thbg bout q Teller arter he's dead
SpSen we do tell a few white lies
an s.e en- on tome stone--hits de-
cecy. Why, what a disgustir
+ plat6 > a cemetary would eff the truth
Weekly Calaveras chronicle., 1866-10-13
@speciaI Medical Notice.-DR

CHAS. II. TOZER would most respectfully
inform the sick and afflicted that his MEDI-
CAL INSTITUTE is at the same place. cor
ner of Kearny and Jackson streets, San Fran
cisco, where he has been established for many
years. for the cure of special complaints
Having relinquished my old mode of adver-
tising which has become SO common with all
the Quack Doctors of San Francisco, filling
the newspapers with false references. for the
purpose Of imposing on strangers. think it
is only necessary to inform those in need of a
PHYSI IAN OF LONG EXPERIENCE and
-UCCESSFUL PRACTICE, that can be
consulted at all business hours, at nv Medi-
cal Institute. corner OF kearny and jackson
streets, San Francisco.
Ladies suffering from the Whites. Piles,
Weakness of the Back, Pain in the Side.
Headache, Pa 'pitation of the Heart Derang-
ment of their monthly sickness, and all other
Diseases that the Female System is subject TO
will find prompt relief by applying to DR..
las. II. TOZER.
My Female Monthly Pills were never
known to fail in giving relief in those cases
for which they are recommended. To be OBJ
tained only al my Office.
Price. Five Dollars-with full directions
on each box. Sent by mail or express
Address CHAS. H. TOZER, III. D., San
Francisco, CAL, or Lock Box 1884.
Consultation Free. All communications
strictly confidential.
CHAS. Fl. TOZER. M. D.,
Late Consulting Physician OF Lock Hospital.
London. s29:ly.
Weekly Calaveras chronicle., 1866-10-13

BY invitation of Mr.. Ratz we visited his
garden on Tuesday afternoon last We were
well aware that fruit of all kinds thrived re-
markably well in this vicinity, but we were
not prepared to witness such sight as met
our wondering gaze upon entering his we'll
cultivated premises We had heard of grapes
before but never saw any, to speak a, until
Tuesday last. 1t was some time before we
could convince ourse.f tnat we were not
dreaming, or that we had not been trans
ported by some supernatural agency 70 the
Vale of Cashmere and were viewing the far
famed golden grapes of Casbin. Such buch-
es of large delicious berries, growing as close
" together as their size would permit, we
never saw before. We should judge that two
clusters would nearly fill champagne bas-
ket. To speak within bouhds, Mr.. Ratz has
the finest grapes grown In this section Of
country.
Weekly Calaveras chronicle., 1866-10-13
9perial Notire
DR.. II. M. STUART.
DENTIST.

Would respectfully inform the citizens o
Mokelumne Hill and vicinity. that be has re-
fitted the Office in Jackson formerly occupied
by DR.. Smith, where he will devote specified
part of bis time for the benefit Of those de-
sirous of his professional services.
Where he is prepared to insert artificial
teeth upon either GOLD SILVER. PLATINUM or
VULcANIrE BASE. and perform all operations
appertaining to the profession, in the most
approved manner.
He uses none but the best material. and per-
feet satisfaction guaranteed or no pay.
For the benefit of those desirous of obtain
ing his services. be refers to the following
NOTICE.
DR.. S. will be at his office in Jackson. from
and after Aug. l4th, until Aug. 25th At
Mokelumne Hill from Aug. 25th, until Sept.
llth. At Jackson. from Sept. l1th, until
Sept. 22d. At Mokelumne. Hill. from Sept.
22d, until Oct 9th. At Jackson, from
Oct. 9th. until Oct. 20th At Mokelumne
Hill, from Oct 20th. until Nov. 18th.
Mokelumne Hill, Feb. 24th [feb24-tf
Weekly Calaveras chronicle., 1866-10-13
GRAEFENBERG
UTERINE CATHOLICON

if faithfully used according to directions.
will cure every case of Diabetes, and greatly
mitigate the troublesome effects caused by a
relaxation of the outlet ofthe bladder. 1t is
most successful remedy for Gravel and 9th
er diseases of the Kidneys and bladder. aud
for Femae Diseases is unequalled. The Ca
fhoiicon uniformly cures Prolapsus Uteri.
Whites. all irregul arities of the Monthly
TurLs. Suppression, Incont;nence of Urine.
Bloating and Dropsical Sweliings, and all
Diseases of Pregnancy. The specific action
of this medicine is immediate and certain
upon the Uterine and Abdominal Muscles
and Ligaments, restoring them to as healthy
a state as those of childhood and youth, so
that patients who have used the Graefenberg
Company's Uterine CafhoiieOn cannot suf-
fciently express their gratitude for the relief
afforded. Redington i Co.. Agents, 4l6 and
AIS Trout ST., San Francisco.
jy2S:6m:is.
Weekly Calaveras chronicle., 1866-10-13

A CURIos1rY.-Mr. Bryant, of our town,
is the possessor of hen which has taken
upon herself the task of "laying" all the for
mer efforts of ambitious females of the GALL
naceous species entirely in the shade. This
aspiring biddy is small in size, but she lays
eggs twice as large as those produced by or
dinary fowls, and what is more astonishing.
two at a time. We were shown one of
these double eggs this week. Upon break
ing the shell the yelk and white of an ordi-
nary egg is found and also another perfectly
formed egg, about the usual size, the shell
of which is as hard as the outer one. 1t
beats anything in the hen-fruit line we ever
saw or heard of. She has laid thirteen eggs
of this kind. and if allowed to "set" would
probably hatch twenty-six chickens from
them. That pullet deserves better fate than
having her neck wrung.
Weekly Calaveras chronicle., 1866-10-13
NOTHING THAT'S NOT

HING TIA ATS NOT
Y Wholesome genial and restorative in its
nature. enters into the composition of HOS
LETTERS STOMACH BI TIERS. This
popular preparation contains no mineral OF
any kind, aud no deadly botanical element
no fierce excitant; but is a combination of
the extracts of balsamic herbs and plants.
with the purest and mildest of all diffusive
stimulants.
AS General Tonic. II o s LETTERS
BITTERS produce effects which must be ex-
perienced or witnessed before they can be ap-
preciated. In cases of Constitutional Weak
ness. Premature Decay and Debility and De-
crepitude arising from old age, it exercises
an electric influence In the convalescent
stages of all diseases it operates as delight
full invigorant. When the powers of nature
are relaxed it opera es to reinforce and re-
establish them.
The weak stomach is rapidly invigorated
and the appetite restored by this agreeable
Tonic, and hence it works wonder in case of
DYSPEPSIA. and in less confirmed forms of
INDIGESTION. Acting as gentle and
painless apperient. as we'll as upon the liver,
it also invariably relieves the Constipation
superinduced by irregular action of the d.
gestive secretive organs.
Persons of feeble habit, liable to Nervous
attacks. Lowness of Spirits and Fits of Lam
guor. find prompt and permanent relief from
the Bitters. The testimony on this point is
most conclusive and from both sexes.
The agony Of BILIOUS COLIC is imme-
diately assuaged by single dose of the stim-
ulaut. and by occasionally resOrting t. it. the
return of the complaint may lie prevented.
Las, though not least. it is the only SAFE
STIMULANT, being manufactured from
sound and inhocuous materials, and entirely
free from the acid elements present more or
less in all the ordinary tonics and stomachies
Of tie day.
No family medicine has been SO universally
and it may be truly added, deservedly popu-
lar with the intelligent portion of the COM
munity, as HOSTETTER'S BITTERS.
Sold by all Druggists. Grocers and store
keepers everywhere, and by
HOST LTTER, SMITH & DEAN,
Wholesale Agents, San Francisco.
my22:sm.
Weekly Calaveras chronicle., 1866-10-13

LIvELY.-Our town has presented an un-
usually bustling appearance during the past
week. Our merchants are now receiving
their Fall and Winter stocks of goods, and
Judging from the large number of teams en-
gagged in hauling freight over the Stockton
road, there is no danger of scarcity, even if
we should have another Winter like '62. A
new grocery store has been opened at the old
stand, corner of Main and Centre streets. and
stocked with large assortment of goods,
and our citizens generally appear as lively
as crickets. Strangers visiting our village are
struck with its business-lke appearance, and
universally pronounce it the liveliest town
in the Stat. If our quartz interests are prop
erly looked after and dev loped as they
should be. in two years fiom day .Mokel-
u'nne Hill can buy two county seats, if she
wants to, and not half try.
Weekly Calaveras chronicle., 1866-10-13

DAVIDSON, the merchant prince. says that
he is not going to remove to San Andreas Sc
long as he can give away goods in Mokelum-
ne Hill. He is receiving one of the largest
and best selected assortments of dry goods
and clothing ever offered for sale in Mokelum-
ne Hill. and sells so cheap that you can't
help purchasing. 1t is really surprising the
amount you can buy with little change.
H, is getting up some very nice business suits
manufactured of California made cloth. Cal
and see them.
Weekly Calaveras chronicle., 1866-10-13

BIG GRAPE.-Mr C. T. Harris. of Sandy
Gulch. sent US the largest grape, one day
this week. we ever saw. 1, just fitted nice
ly into common sized paper match box. 1t
weighed, the day it was picked. ! of an ounce
and when sent to US, sixteen days after, it
weighed five-sixteenths of an ounce. Mr..
Harris informs US that the bunch from which
it was taken. weighed seven and halfpounds
We do not believe that this can be beat by
any graps grower in the State.
Weekly Calaveras chronicle., 1866-10-13
REDINGTON'S
FlavOring Extracts

are made from Fresh Fruits. Each
bottle holds twice as much as any
other brand in the market, conse-
quently they are the cheapest and best.
USE NO OTHER.
REDINGTON s CO. Agents for the
Pacific Coast. jv2e.6m:is.