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The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-03-23

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Hall. care of the Cincinnati. Eao,,jye,. ot,lca
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ing LMilhE ~ uld NOT Pgollsh the reSolu.,
Conventian on yrL,rsJo, au" 90 ~,
on the enemies OF the Government durine
the rebellion, and were too personal for
at'c heWspuPers'-JoWhdf'
ine s"e"horailNea "ld torn up poilticai
'o'iu,.'oi' Vi tle journal mas placcu TIN the
SITUATION oi ifie hau Duii' VINO could not
50 wv s'ep ps oeiore MS own nose. 1t lalled
'NsSS' s'en eniouSh 2iass uarkly' that
We PUNISHED IA our last issue all Of tle
proceedings Oh the soldiers Convention
matter of public Information. and mot
that we felt nnder any speeial obligations
to do so.
DIR. CRANES LECTuRE.-The lecture ofI
Dr. Crane, last evening, at Clegg's Hall,
was attended by large and intelligent au-
dience, and all present were highly inter-
estcd and delighted, The topic of Che dis
course was The True Philosophy of Man. "
and the clear and convincing manner In
which the subject was treated. furnished
most satisfactory evidence that the Doctor
Is In every sense completer master of his
profession. Added to a thorough knoNl-
,dgc of medical science-obtained nv n
lifetime of study and practice In every
part of the civilized world-he possesses
,minent natural abilities and a most nleas-
ny address Weknow of no wav in which
IN evening can be more PLEASANTLY and
spent that in listening to these
leeply Interesting lectures. The Doctor
nav he consulted nt bis room. ot tho phi,-
'ps liouse' uaiiy trom eight A. M. until
''he r. NJ
OpEN-Tbe Engle Clotbipg Storo - ro,,
rs' ~ - ppe', ~ ''' "'" "o''se anu
'''' 10 'i'''' H''ee' INV
Mrssps wrxrn T,,n,n uo.o, i
,oilors and dooIors IN pon1, ,,,"'ia r,,.,,I
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-03-23

Tent SALE.-To-morrow morning, c. T..
Huber q SON will sella largelot Of Tents,
suitable for awnings. - III
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-03-23

TENT SALE.-To-morrow morning, c. p
Huber & Son will sell large lot of Tents,
suitable for awnings.
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-03-23
JoHE RoRINsoN

loses all his show bills for the coming cir
Gus season, which were printed and stored
Ia the pasting rooms. His loss will amount
% several Thousand dollars, aud Il unin-
sured. His valuable cuts went. Of course,
in the general wreck. ~ a. i..,7s. Z. ..i 81
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ON FoURTH STREET,

wrapped In fire, as wen as the stores of II.
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-03-23
OTHER BUILDINGS.

On the south side of Baker street, the old
frame, used formerly as a honsse of prOsti-
tuition, and recently As gambling house,
was burned, aud on the east side, fronting
on the north side OF Baker street. the
gambling house No. was partially de-
stroyed, the oofand top story being con-
alatslad
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-03-23

+. Haldy, and Al JlClafk, furnishing goods,
their stock being almost entirely ruined
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-03-23

OPEN.-The Eagle Clothing Store is now
open for the public, at the new house and
number. rs Main street tIw
The New York herald., 1866-09-06
naaea bad ras unaer process d reparalion when we

niGoent bat was under process OF reparaon wnen we
visited II.
rgs WORK OF rHn GREAt PGfKs.
We Afterwards shown the boat built by icef tue
Great. which is relgously preserved aud called ths
father Of the Russian navy. 10 Is In good Hste oi
preservation and IL not unlike our neaSy ooa's VI 'ne
present day ,
the same room are hundreds Of attored and isded
hags, trophies to Russia in long series of wars tney
could tell terrible story Of boodshed and carnage, on
shore and aoai, f they had lips 70 speak rhey now
hang dropping in silence, slowly decaying ana pasns
away.
Here other points received by the Gov
of the Citadel higa officials IN full UNIFORM
a soBIK's
In the evening dned with the Mobiles Club, on one
of the summer islands In a msgnihcently decor
aed with Hays coats o. arms nowes ana Shrubs rh aso
dinner like all that We have participated nsupcro
heard few OF the speeches IN response TO oats 70 'ne
President and people Of the United Stalos the EmpeIof
tho Empress and Imperial family, the navles OF the
United States and Russia, and others Mr. Fox spoke
several times but the confusion 80 great thai vas
unable 70 hear what he said Y was doubtless 70 'h'
point, for he tremendously cheeied.
Mr. clay and Captain Murray also spoke and were
honoved With great applause The affair exceedingly
well carried out and Was greatly enjoyed.
RUSSIAN fRsEs.s
A daputation has waited Mr. Fox, Informing him
that the corporation OF 81 Petersburg has made hm an
honorary citizen of the city II is the rst instance or
the kind on record.
Mr Fox made an appropriate response accepting the
honor
INVITATION 70 MOSCOW.
committee from Moscow Saturday and IN
yed the officers TO visit that city, The Invitation was
tons have been made TO entertain there We almost
dread the Overwhelming proofs Of kndnoss aud ot GOOD
ieelipg awaiting us
on "Wednesday next the Emperor VIII give Ms court
dinner On Thursday we dine with the Club Ansias,
the lrst club Of Russia, which Prince Gortschskoi
VIII speak behalf OF the Emperor aud the people of
Russia
ON Friday we probably 20 to Moscow
To-day we dine with Mr.. Winans, the great railroad
man. and with the richest merchant IN Russia
All continue IN good health.
The New York herald., 1866-09-06

Faeaa4,, b TaoV q, rits RNqn'.ar \. q %
rs.dsy iaFi ,h. ans troop undif command - csptss
Hsmm. wsnt On a. csrsroo = E4a heT York lho
boys ooled remarss sbiy well ~ theW rev uniforms pr,
ses.a iv the state lrttfr from gor nor Ftnt0n
rsd sxcsens himself f0r being prent 'he Ora
pion Alter pleasant ray beng tpent u gboe,nE to
prxes and enjoying the Eo0l unra p,pF'S Y noninh
he inner rnan the tg0op rstaFnsd - ,ais 10y - Ne
hour in thu sTcu'rE
Tur Fyryrrra RvonKu CfrrDsaros - ',N nletu.
or ~ L.sAYruR -T0 sy teiag he anniversary u Tho
brthaav u i.e IMMORTAL Lafayette, the gallant my
fstA rssmsni National Guard, stst9 u Ncw York. vii
,serve he b csOn vb due csr pOny. Tho reg mental
Inc for pNrsfc viii be formed WAhnston plaee, ~
two oci1ck ths afternoon, VIII ife nght resting On In
yersity piare The commissioned siAh vii rport %
Colonel Tugnns r. Gal y 20 ~ Broadray. ~ one
o'elo~k ard ifn non c9mrioued ssT - ths Adiulan.
a 4 arsstrr 10 two T. " N egs' 1c,0ck Ia he . ~
Irs sbaDqrc wfn - hed ~ No sFtnofy u corarsnora-
tisa ~ ne lay
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The New York herald., 1866-09-06
HORRIBLE TRAGEDY IN CHICAGO.
sptcal rfttssr~ 70 rse NEW rom HERALD.

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The New York herald., 1866-09-06
NEW JERSEY INTELLIGENCE,

Bergen.
FuE About eight o'cuck Tuesday evening hre
broke oul IN barn belonging q Mr vfec'and on the
pans road Al Claremont snd before ne 1re cosd
tingusshed three barns, ca,tis shed aud other ont
houses thc property ol Mr, Yfc"anA raj VI Samuel
Boslwick sere entirely destroyed me ~ Y essmh'ed
a. shout 81 90
cr.rnyiIIc.
RramSG Roon ,Sp Poi,rip .-rhe Z !. y ths 49,
trct opened reading room and headou ors yceior'ey
evening which will remain open dpring lhc ooioiua 20
hucal campaign Isaac Vso wiuke .ad VIZ = s.9"s
elected delegates % tue conYenswn p be heh y
Hobokcn, on Wednesday naxt
Newnrl.
RAsiSa FLAG ,r ruE soimsR hoNr INC 0nlidinF
"a Mli street which erected durng nc war y
serve a. i hospital has been turned q practical 20
count bcine an asylum where the napcd and helpless
defenders ~ thclr country may nud home Yesterday
the ceremony of r,lsiig the nag the building 'ooA
place With great eia. aud ohaor4 lnar gfand nns %
procession was formed which cpmp'i.ed ~" HeWaf.
Cavalry First regiment y +. Y IL, nelN and SiHN
olcer, nolutau Iempanv A veterans volunteer olneTs
of army and navy. Nayur ant 0omuioh 1ogbell ~
the city 0f Newark AN 4 rocttiss And ctseht iAN ne
formed ~ hiifpat two aud proreedel from en,ls
20 Broad through hroad % Alii sud 'lsoneh AIN
"a the building, and was gDdet lhe direction :"
General y. -. Carman a. Grand Mdfa!al me
ledioaory address delivered by Governor Ward and
tho grafton by MAJOR n X rangbUlD Colonel Nard
presented tho nag, which arknoNiedeed ~ AT
nonio Hancs Ia brief but ceiling addtessl after whtn
the dag raised ny committee ~ soldicr- han.
Rnila band performed choice seaclion oi art n
Choir under the direction v Captain SUNNI relieving
them M ernatcy the -pee ators mort cn husas,
ana frruucuiiv arplandcd The different -peakrrs.
RAtno.n Act,pysr -op Tuesda, evening haif "
,oriosted man named Kelly, who W., pas enser on
the train from ihiladcpht % >ewtrl sieppet on tho
platform ~ inc foremost and hanod forward While
the tram II under Trenton bridge ms hcah
coming II CON- - the beams, he was thrown on and
spiolsy iniufU lr .arS we're stopped aaa The sur
crc, was couy,r4 trenton wncre hc received niedi-
cal attendance
f.tfrub.tu.
The New York herald., 1866-09-06
NEWS FRoM FORTRESS McaR05.
OR FORTRESS saSsct CORRESPONDENCE

Major General sIilc- Relieved Nv Brrvrt
Brigadicr Gcuerai BnrIon - Commander al
the F0strc-~-ArFest 0f Ix-ProNo~i Marshal
ca~~cl-Thc Naval Arndrmy Fie~t ifesrpit-
ing station for sslored troops Srsre Imi-
grafioa 10 Florida. &r.
The New York herald., 1866-09-06

proceed 10 Manila wheTc there arc steamers which viii
take ~ 70 China wo easnot speak too highly OF tho
KIND attention OF all tho ofclals and thar famiiiee
Believe me, my dear cir, yours Truly -, ,,,,,,,,,,
NH shah feel greatly obliged " you viii m.ntion
IN your worldwide paper that We are safo ana wel ief
th- saks 81 an oul relatives and friends.
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THE subscribers hereby gives public notice all con.
] cerned, that he has been duly appointed and has
taken upon himself the trust OF Administrator OF the
estate OF
HENRY BOWERS. late of Ellsworth.
In the Co. OF Hancock, yeoman Diseased, by giving
bond as the law Directs the therefore request all persons
who are indebted the said dcccaseds estate IL
immediate payment. and those who have any demands
thereon,;0 exhibit the for settlement.
A, ,. DRINKWATER.
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IMPORTANCE OF HAVING DAVIS PAIN KILL
FIR ALwAYSoN HAND.

Wonderful Cure Of the Rec. ID. L. Brdytoa
Missionary in Iqdia, rho ,eds sang by a
Scorpion.
Extract from his letter, published in the Baptist
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." For the first time since have been in India, |
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10 ne ,2ochh0lae,y erie EWS-
UO3IH Tuuh,.

The full dividends derived from the settlement of
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Published for the benefit and CAUTION To
YOUNG MEN and others. who suffer from Nervous
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plying at the same time the Meas of SefCure. BY
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envelope single copies, free of charge, may be had
of the author.
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1yi Brooklin. Kings CoN.Y,
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