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Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1866-01-20

About three hundred persons were re
lieved by the contribution Of goods lPie y
sen, To toe needy of Luray Valley, by
The Ladies Relief ssocialion Of llag-rs
Town, Maryland. Those who were az
flrcted, OF TO old or TO young TO work. had
the preference in the dislrlbu ION. From
many thankful and many al sdmring
heart has gone up ierven. God bless
the noble ladies oil HsgeFsiown!'
Col. John S. Mosby was arrested in
Leesburg on lost Monday, and held sub
ject To the order, OF Gen. Ayre, Military
Commandsni al Winchester. But he
was soon released, and is now al his
home in Warrenton.
Elk Governor Lelcher. and Bradley I.
Johnson, late of Mary land, were IN
Richmond few days ago.
The praclicabil!iy Of substituting white
for black labor in The healthier sections Of
Louisiana, is about To- be tested IN Ten
sas Parish. A hundred Gelmap immi-
grants from New York have made favor
ahle engagements with planter in that
~ dollars year each, together with food,
medicine, and medical attendance and
comfortable quarters. No negroes are 10
be employed ON the plantation.
A WiHDFALL FOR MAxlMILlAN.-lt is
we'll understood that the compsr tive
poverty Of Macmillan was me principal
moving cause Of his acceptance Of The
Mexican crown This difficulty has
now been removed, for his vile, 20 the
daughter of the late King Leopold, Of
Belgium, comes al once Into possession
of not less than million sterling, (say
S5.OO0.000,l the Kings entire private
fortune being divided equally between his
three chldren.-Phik Eng.
PLANTING On LARGE ScALE.-The
Selma. Alabama, correspondent of the
Cincinnati Gazette writes General
Macarthur, of Illinois, has leased i've plan
ialions IN Central Alabama for mex, year;
Major Banks, Of Joe Johnston's staff, has
eight; Generals Chase and William r.
Woods, Of Ohio, are getting some; 80 are
Colonel Gere, of Iowa. and a number Of
others. Their plan is 10 rent at three to
five dollars an acre. one third down, aud
the remainder payable first of January,
1867. Then they hire, al liberal ssla-
RES, compelen, overseers for each plania-
ton"
GEN. ARMlsTEAD l.. LoNG.-I'his gen
'ieman has entered upon The duties OF su-
perinlsndent Of The second section Of The
James river and Kanawhs canal. He
was connected with the personal staff OF
Gen. Lee, during portion of the war,
and afterwards commanded brigade Of
artillery in The army Of Northern Virgin.
Ia. tie graduated with distinction at
West Po'ni.-Riehmond Eran.iner.
GEN. McCLELLAN.-Mr. Won Beust,
minister of foreign affairs for Saxoay,
gave grand ball on the 18th of Dec. in
honor of the kings birth day. Gen. Nc.
4 Clellsh was presen, with his mo,her.in.
law, Mrs, Marcy, and, ii is said, The Gen.
eral was the lioD of The evening. The
United States Consul, Mr.. Campbell, was
also present.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1866-01-20
NOTICE

Il LII persons knowing themselves in
* deb,ed 10 ,he Estate Of the late
CATHERINE MARMADUKE, will
please settle their Indebtedness immedi-
aely, and those having claims viii please
present them properly authenticated for
settlement.
J. ]. MARMADUKE,
Executor with the VIII annexed.
Shepherds,own, Jan 20, 1866. 81
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1866-01-20
PUBLIC SALE
OF
JEFFERSON LAND

DY virtue Of authority vested in me as
ID Executor Of The last will Of Eliza
Jeweit, deceased. will offer al public
sale to The highest BIDDER.
On Saturday, oath of February,
1866, in from, OF ENTERS Hotel" in
about
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1866-01-20

separated from the dwelling by an alley.
The dwelling is comfortable aud genieel,
and in good order~end as desirable TO-
cation as there is in the town.
TERMS of sale for the property in
,own-One third Cash-balanee in one
and two yesrs-equal payments-wilh
interest from first Of April next. when
possession of the dwelling can be had.
THOMAS RUTHERFORD,
Executor of Eliza Jewe.i, dec'd.
January 20, 1866. 6w
asr Shepherds,own Register. Hsgers.
town Mail, and Frederick ciIy Union copy
TIL sale and send bill 10 sdverliser.-Free
Press.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-11-20

mates Of the probable number Of vsltos Aa that these
already foot up the enormous number o. ten mliiohs
This ssems aerge fguEe, bat have doubt thAs 8
least this number WI cone - IN 1885 the Psrts Exhib-
tibn was visited ~ III persons and y not unrta
sonsbie 70 whom the fates d travel
are 90 much inCssased, and whsn atnvDnlig
has become more of habit with the eutire
world, and when the exhibition itself 10 on much
gander scale than IL was then that more than double
the number Will como nSxt year unless indeed PafisiAh
hotel snd lodging hocse and restaurant keepec enu
lous Of tho individual who killed the goose that laid the
golden eggs put up their prices TO such standard as 70
keep visitoTs away. X -7fs~ 3 qsyi " ttts tft s
In view Of the immense numbers OF their country
men who will be hero neKt year, considerable num-
Der Of American residents have made application TO the
Minister OF the Interior fer the formation Of American
club. we Ysg sisgs jetitisfb ao aa4aae $40 b f
The nrst number Of Ia Fontanes fables with the illus
tratons By Gusave Dor6 has just made its appearance
Il d 70 b publishsd In thirty numbers st half Franc
each. ba- as NAH e.Ha ma es4ty8 fsnff 4
Alexander Dumas Is about commencing the pubIica.
zion Of an evening journal 70 b. sold for sou and
called lie AosqGe0ivs He ID very liberal In his induce
nents subsorlbe ossins % ali persons who will take
subscription FOR three months q nye francs any two
volumes OF hh works publshsd BY Lazy 1t A'frSnc
each. so3i @ A'th
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-11-20

our VENICE CORRESPONDENCE.

Reading the Votes for Italian Unity In the
Hall Of the scrutinio- Celebrating the Result
with TIE Deums-The ''Tobatore" Interview
with Victor Emauuel-The Invitation to Ven.
ice-IesnI Tenders iu Italy. &c.
VENICE, Oct 80, 1896
Compliments, congratulations thanks, acknowledg-
mens and Fluctuations present rife between Turin
and Venice and and from here and Florence The pie
bisre was done long ago. but 10 seems A II should
hear the last OF H. Comm are going
and coming. Populations being sent and received
There Is constant exchange Of Official and semofcia
kilograms between the municipalities Of all the towns
and cities Of Italy-from Sicily TO the Julian Alps-apd
Venice This OF thing began before the actual
transfer repeated after the arrival OF the Iaans
done again with variations after the voting and
now going sscceddWeum TO the reading OF the
before select audience the Hall OF the scrtr,o
Of the Ducal Palace.
The Hall OF the scrutino was where In the DAYS az
the republic the fortyone nole destined TO choose the
Dogo elected This fact associated with the sur.
roundinss Of the hail. calculated 70 awaken some
what mixed sensations In the minds OF the venitsans
present Of pride and regret. II not Of shame and in the
stranger sentimentast reflections upon the old theme az
the ups and downs pride and humiliaons Of empires
and peoples Around three sides Of the ball were the
painted records OF her greatness and great deeds and on
the fourth picture Of the Last Judgment over which
are eight prophets OF od whle around the exe Of the
other three sides the portraits Of the Doges who oca
ted during the decline down 70 the last mbscs the old
hall furnishing It's own history and commentary. with
these last pictures also the painted records or the
vctory OF PrsanI before Csstaron the .Bate OF L.
panton the "ous Of Pepn in the orfano Canal Earn
Taken from the King Of Hungary" the Takug Of Tyre
and the "Dcfsat Of the Genoess before Acre.
Here at the councillors OF the Court Of Appeals with
the commendators ssbastien Teecho their President
Tsechio 10 one Of that class Of venetians called bere
mesfo-weli meriting He has done the State some
service He has been ono Of the emat but found means
whilst outside, Of working for vsnetIa and Italian unity
perhaps 70 better advantage than he would have within
He for while YVES Head Centre OF the comi.ass Il
Turin, wa elected from there 70 seat In the Italian
Parliament ~ ono OF the members from venesa, tyou
WIN psrcsivs that Fensnsm Is NOT original with NE
nibsr~'sss " Amsrc emo has been ssverss times Prs
asaax NE cea~b~ q DspsasA A - - Asnn
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-11-20
3 0 n 6 N IA.

The Austrian Emperer's Tesr A@ess shs
Lost Battle Fields or Bohenfa-Ise A.so11s
on Ills Life ut Pragus-Cess hecep"on -
Giczin and K0nisratx. Ges
0rcus, EoRrHns BoHsnA, Nov. J. isos
The Emperor len Prague early % wednesday
morning, the aia Of October. os'ns socompAnssa
"a ,hs station nv an shs funcslonanes and civil
authorities Who hsd welcomed him 70 the city jusa
a vsex previous xnaaU bands wsrs .hsrs, ana
eusrds Who presented arms, and onhosrs vAs
saussd and civil and ecclesiastical dignnariss vAs
bowed popuAcs there was none consequently shsrs
80 No cheering and the exit from Prague vss even ls@
marked than the arrival am confident that notwish-
standing hs speech 70 the contrary, the Emperor beam
the capital q Bones special gratitude; shs pssads
ssups 70 ssssssass him certainly served W create
emcsoa which MS presence alone could uos imssas baA
this spscss q excitement one 10 natural v isfv.
hs us,sssy could costly dspsnss with Is - sAs Boss-
miaas maintain shs sssemps asssssinsklca - =
sssvs cen bat psos d shs 0srmass " nAusaes -
9nasvss a1nisa 10. ~ - aenK GsA -
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-11-20
OUR SPECIAL CORRESPONDENCE.
our PARIS CORRESPONDENCE.

Projected Reorganization of the French
Army--Nspolcon upea the Prussian sy..
sens-A Press Warning False Statement,
about the Bmpcror's Hcaith-ProJccs for
Direct Cable Decentralization with America.
M8M n a Pans, Nov. a. 1895
II h understood that three ships have already sailed
and that others will follow, for the purpose Of bring
Ing back the French troops nom Mexico,
When The Empsros Napoleon was . prisoner 10 tho
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-11-20

and the Courier de vemne. both liberal papers, have
lshed In them stating that the Emperor about un-
dertakng avoyage TO Algeria for the benc1t Of hts health
the charge being that these Journals have been guilty Of
publishing 'false news and that this publication was
made with the manifest and evil intention OF spreading
contrary 10 the truth alarming statements regarding the
teach these correspondents lesson 30 that hereafter
when having occasion 10 speak OF his Majesty, they will
ose their letters BY stating 10 spite Of his pale thin
ace and csreworn looks In the language Of the ofcia
journals the health Of bus Majesty Is excellent"
anis y tho most melancholy Of all the days Of the
we dead when all Paris goes 10 the tombs and renews
,ns wreehs 81 immoeles with which they love 10 deok
however, % p sSs dead Lake smos everything elise
ucns made Of cloth and paper, in which q thriving
trade, trade done y tho streets which surround the GENE.
.ri'cs frooany hundred thousand psople will Wait
the cemeteries to-day and deposit these yotive orinss
10 tne names Of tho dead About onethrd Of shose Who
graves and their bones after being psrm s - ~.
,nsic wo years are aug up and placed In the caacombs
me , 5 o. these poor homeless ones who in death
their offerings to-day at the foot OF tall cross ~ ,hs
entrance o. the cemeteries and which IL freoucn,iv
ea W 20 'ns hesh' o. several feet with wresihs Of
since the success Of the Atlantic cable Il 4 aid ma,
several projects have been presented thu Emperor fo,
the construction Of tssgaphc line between sbs - ~ y,
OF France and the United States direct and that
Of the most wealthy capitalists Paris are prepared q
invest their money IN such ine
| The United States ~ Heigs 10 the Late .sC.r.
federated kstase-fhe RNtlre Hisser, Of I'M
Csss-Ths withdrawal from Mcxice-
| Important Diptenatic Rsmor-Thc war
Ciosd aasherisa--Thc Rccest DipIemst,s
| Change fusersstisg 20 visit ors 70 the *.
rssp, Nov q. ises
| week since Informed you Of the fact that sui
wa 70 DO brought by tho United sss,ss sovsrnmen
against Msssva Armsn ass q Bordeaux tor The rsssvery
Of money paid by the coufsssns assns U Eureps yscs
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-11-13

When Beast BurLRR undertook 10 make
speech in New York city, lac appeared on
the stand, putting ON all quantities Of brave
aud audacious airs, but he was slightly re-
pulsed. But he became demonstmtiye and
noisy; wherenpon a goodly crowd, WHO
had happened there, not to hear him he
came dcmonstratve aud noisy, too. Tho
DdB Book says that for some twenty min.
utcs BUuER Insisted on speaking, but the
cpwd Just as vigorously insisted that h,
should not, and 80 the hero OF Dutch Gan
was doomed TO another defeat. On every
attempt he made 10 address the meeting he
was met with perfect storm of jeers aud
yells, with cries of "Fort Fisher.n "Rip
Bethel,' "New Orleans, ""Spoons," "&c., sc
One individual In the crowd went so ft
even as to inquire where lac "got the gold
chain he worep' while Others pelted him
with rotten apples, Aiter BuTIER desist-
cd, HORACE GREELEY and HIRAM WAL
BRIDGE held forth, aud were respectfully
listened to, showing that no disposition Ia
put down freedom Of speech was intended.
but only rebuke given 10 a vile and bru-
tai creature who robbed aud plundered de
fenseless people, and played the tyrant In a
base and brutal manner
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-11-13
'.shnni. Shn., aud sneol!'

We believe Chat Mn GRmtiY, ia thcNew
NorL 2UhWe g. sincere in what hc SAY re-
spccung The sSandalous manner In which
JGtf DAVIS has been SO long held as State
prisoner and yet ,tudionly refused trial.
IT. said. the other dav;
There is q conglomoittin OF shunle.
sham, shirk and sneak, IN the treatment OF
This prisoner which Is calculated lu nausc-
ate the civilized world aud lorWhich some
body VIII yet be held to stern response
bility. Every manly instinct demands that
Davis should be promptly tried irhc is not
to hc tried, or Is only 10 be- subject ed to 4
costly and mischirvoiis shnm trial with no
desire or expectation of convctng him he
should he liberated ai once. And ifhe Is 10
bc tried only for treason then the CHARGE of
assassination should hc rctractcd ~ pub
licly as it was made. AMI Il Is the duty of
the Executive through his Attorney Gen
cral 10 act promptly and frankly in the
premises. 50 ils tn relieve the Government
from the imputation discriminating an en-
cmy and holding for eighteen months u
prisoner whom T. dare not put ON trial. The
American people are being di4garcd the
acts ofthcir rulers. aud they must Insist on
n speedy change.
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-11-13
rhc Wild IIorscs %. A Annrlcn.

Tho New York hreing Posi-, IN au article
on American horses, advises mixture oi .hc
blood Of wholly or partly thoroughbred
domestic animals with that Of The Wild
horses Of the Wcstcrr plains aud thinks
thar lhHs q disiincriycly AMERICAN rcc
could hc created which especially Tor cav
airy purposes. would br bc,tor than any
now existing. Of,hp Wild horses II says
"Ovc, the vas, plains cXtcnding hefwcch
the British possessions ON he Nor,h, the
McNican plateau on the south, the Indian
! frontier 90 the East and the Rocky MoWi-
| tau- up the West over the mo e. sOuinerly
portion of the arid traC, lying between the
latter rhain and Che Sierra Nevada, through
ON much california. aud w other districts
along the Pacific coast, as well as on the
! PaWpls of South America. cNlst nc ihc pres
lem DAY yasi herds ut the descendants of
/ five hlrb mares aud siallious tprncd loose
| 10y ihc Spauinrds as long ago as the occu-
| patton ot tortcz ana pinrro, Countless
| thousands of these animals are still as wild
as the huldlu and the antelope. Otner
| thousands have hCcu reclaimed 60 the
service OF man Ivy thr savage Indian aud
thc civilized pioneer, In many of their
luAtiNc points these animals greatly rcAcm-
| Bile he Arab blood from which tney
sprung, Ia their circumstances of nurture
and raining they possess still further
poius oi resemblance, They are childfcn
Iot TiNWiuu, and like such, as ufiVu hap
Ipru-, children Of gCuius. Fire, vigOr speed
stay 40 long distances, uu short fodder, and
ior lonw iiuVs-thcsc charactcriZc then
lccrniuly only less thpn the barb stallion
II we must make even this exception 10
Ideiercncc to popular opinion ihcy pos.
sess Wcighrcarry ing abilities which hay,
never been prcdicltrd even of the mosl
lannon's bnrh17
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-11-13
Denver, Black Hawk. and Salt
Lake.

The characteristics of Denver. Black
Hawk, and Salt Lake are thus tcrscly stated
10y their representative papers:
From the corner of Blake and T. streets
In this city n stone could be- easily thrown
into live billiard halls, containing alto
gether twenty-five of the best modern ta-
blos, and costing not less than Sl0,00O to
bring them here from the States and place
In pOsition.-- DeHDer Nelps.
From the corner of Clear creek and
Chase streets Ia this city stone could he
easily thrown into five quartz mills con-
tanning fifty stamps aud two desulphnriz-
ers, aud costing not less than SiOO.Oh0 Ia
bring from the States aud place la position.
-Bidck Hack ,JoWWdi.
From the corner of Main aud Temple
streets in this city stone could be easily
thrown into i've foxy old fellows harems,
containing altogether l20 wives aud 260
children. and costing not less than $1,000,
600 of "tithing' from their poor, PRIEST
ridden people,) 90 iAtten 'cm every year,
and sustain 'em In position r'--SdH Lake
Igdgffp
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-11-13
mAWmIAGE AVN CELIMAOY,nnI
MEDICAL NOTICE.


DR. u. GONE mny be consulted as follows.
In DAYTON at the rN Nd,ps House, on Fridp s.
Sopt lt; Oct, W. Nov Gll Dee. - Feb March
g. April -; NAV "a June ~.
In TROY at ,le Morris House, on Saturdays
sept. 10, oct 20 NOV. VII Doc 20, Feb y, MaTSh
~ Aprl ~ MAY td;June &C.
In NENlA AZ the Depot Eating House ON Thurs
dnys, sept. l3i oct 10, Nov 9.i Dec. ~, Jan ~ ;
March n April II; MAY 20; june 20
In SfRlNGflEl,D ~ tho WINS IIuu,C ON
Thursdays, sept 20i oct. 9Si Nov 10. Jan. 3. Frn
Z; Marcn ~ April u; MAY 20, June N
Dr CONE has had offices In eneh o. the above
places, that he has regularly visited for the past
svNen years And ~ ne has treated aud cured many
the best oi references in each place us 10 his sku
DR. CONE Treats aud Cures all varieties ul
Chronic diseases, including those uf the Eve aud
Ears makes no charge for consultation: hut il
those who cOnsnt him deslrct reatmput he charge,
Cash for his Medicines.
Medicines ,hgi win lastn patientfrom four 10 six
mouths. cost hon. Five to Thirty dollar. in Cash
Address; Dr. E CONE,
COLlMuuS, ONO.
oc2O tiN
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-11-13
News hy TeIegroph ard MaIls.

miuhtHht anu ulNh. WIS NllNNHN'N "
many liersons at New Orleans, last nighi.
The schooner Worihingtpn. Win ore Gov
Cleveland. went nshor at that place or
Sunday night. In rcscuiug the crew,
three men from thcli(c-boat were drowncd'
The New York n-fbnne saws the official
returns of the vote In Iowa viii show the
Republican majority iH that State 10 he
nearly IO,O00.
TOW StooNER. Of Cincinnati has clear
field for the position of Commissioner Of
Internal Revenue when vacancy occurs,
ali the other applicant, having withdrawn.
What ANDY JOHNSON can find Nv such u
Black Republican. that Is commcndablc. we
are not advised Probably he viii tell us
IN his message.
Hon. HmAM V. WnsoN, l.. $. District
Judge for the Northern District of Ohio
died on SUNDAY evening, the llth instr at
midnight, of consumption. ia Cleveland.
The Chicago Race Park has quit. The
lease has expired, and the buildings and
other property were sold on saturday,
The fixtures. which originally cost Sb0,0Oo
were sold for SG,5Oo Fraud Is charged In
the sale.
A New \ ork dispatch says; "Muchcuri-
osity Is felt here to witness the metcoric
shower. Thousands OF persons in the city.
have determined to sit up this aud to-mor-
row nights that they may not miss the ce-
lestlal play"
In Candm, lately. he Egyptian army un-
der Mustapha Pasha with $4,000 troops.
captured largerity kornnis- and was at-
terwarls defeated IN the mountains, aitcr
lighting two days.
Qucen Victoria hassent lctterofsympa-
thy and 200 pounds sterling to the suilcrers
of the Quebec tlrr.
The Chicago Times of yesterday morning
contains double-hcadcd leader, in which
It advocates negro suIlrrgc, and advises the
Democratic party to withdraw its support
from the Administration.
The New York HcroH believes that the
Fcnians contemplate renewal oi their
movement against the British North Amer
icnn possessions, aud are making active
preparations for another invasion of Cam
ada.
The Northwestern elevator IN Oswego,
uhc larg'st III thc CITY was urh'N"h i"rS-
day night WIN l'o'Voo nushcls OF grain
inc elevator was Nlueu NJ Sloo'u"o' lh-
surru Tor SSo'Voo' lh're Is Insurance on t''
grant the amount "i s22o'o"o'
\ moral s'laslon sch"ol marih' ~ west
Milford Mass" has grievously offended the
Bostoh Irduetcr' Ihe cdltor says;
iii must be admitted that parent has
moi ir L,,'TJ ~, d ihrommh Via" tho v'o -.
rhild's forehead hy a heavy ruler In thc
hands of an mluriated and viNcnish teach
"r; a.,
N.| ''N r-'''', - w
i'''' W W. "'''N
'"''"S" w, I''. ~ 80 - " ~ -
80 .",' 49, '' ' ~ t,.,. ,"v ....,.,,
'H"' ,'S ,,', '".' NV,
W" S''' ''''>'' ''''' W. " ''''''
In isiI n,c lake trnde ono,nted IN sG5 -
OOO,OOO. in 1851 to S30O,00O,OOO in 1861 TO
S5GO,OOOOO.
The public debt OF Philadelphia IL over
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-11-13

WILLIAM IL. SEWARD resides at Auburn
in the famous Cayuga county New York
At the recent election IN that State, the
Radicals carried Auburn by G23 majority, a
gain Of 900. The 'Democrats aud Conserya-
.iyes' carried, by seven majority, one town
ship out oftwenty- while The Radical
majority In the county, is a,GiG; a gain OF
470, so much for SEwARD's influence NJ
home, or for his trodchery; which was it?
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-11-13

and the impression prevails generally that
prices must recede below Che low water
mark Of the past three years. a gentleman
from Fountain County reports large stock
of hogs about Attica, and the favorable
weather and quality and quantity OF feed
has developed some remarkable averages.
A lot of four hundred head, made up by
Mr.. Meeker end other feeders near Attica.
last week, averaged over three hundred
pounds.-LGtayette Courier.
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-11-13
ATTACHMENT.
Notice TO Bridge Builders.


huplTnH's OFFICE MONTGOMERY CO.. OuiOl
DAYTON Novamne' =, ,SfG
GEALEb proposals for The construction OF u
- Bridge over Big Nv Croch IicA ri n rossiug
German VowuAh'r. VII be received ne this oIlce
until twelve O'Clock NJ Wednesday. NoycDf her "
lSiG.
Proposals. lormHsonry and supcrs, 'uciurc 40 np
made separate. plan ard sppci ihcutiuns to nr scvu
lt this onicC
Tho commissioners reserve the right to "rirrt
any ur %. hids. IL they deem pruprr 80 tu do
J, ". DIETRICH
ualOdAN"W 10 Audl,nr Montgomery tnultN.
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-11-13
Business lluiirrs.
DOCTOR l
STRlCLAND'S
| TONIC.
DYSPEPSIA

>---------------j Toxic IL n conccn-
rated preparation of Roots aud Herbs, with
hntiacids and carmnatiVes to strengthen
the stomach and nervous system IL ~ n
certain remedy for Dyspepsia or mdiges-
tion, Nervousness, Loss Of Appetite, Acidi-
" OF the stomach Flatulency and Debility
II Is not alcoholic, therefore partionlarly
suited for Weak, Nervous, aud Dyspeptic
persons For sale by all Druggists every
where at$l per bottle.