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The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1866-11-23

There will be Representation Of the ThBLEAUX on
SATURDAY, Oath instant at 10 o'clock NJ, especially fo
Children and their Attendants. E
Tho Orphans under tho of the Siaters Of Mer6j
have been invited, and will attend.
Admission cents for Children and their attendants
November % ii
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1866-11-23

Doors open at 6IS O'Clock. Performance to commenc
Mt TX o'clock.
Admittance one dollar. Children fifty cents.
Tickets to be had ut tho Mills House, Charlestn
Hotel Pavilion Hotel the Book and Music Stores and
the door of the Hall,
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1866-11-23

TJNOIS SALE Low If APPLIED FOR IRTnIIr-
n DlhTELY.-Iiammcrcd Glass; Snsh Door and Sbut-
ters. and some good Timing. Apply ut this Office.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1866-11-23

ENOR SALE, 100 TONS SUPERIOR STONE
Il BALLAST. Apply at BENEFITS MILLS East
Bay. mwf3 Novemhnr 10
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-11-12
AMUsISNtBN9 s.ig3R

14W OrFEA IhArsIil1s1lRb patrons Of thc
Qpolh ilopseIvilt ~ Fgratiiiei to learn Of
The ic-cn8agchcht ormiss lp lille Western
Ef9e iotr'h hishts ahis wtee,' 1f9t previo,is
engagement was briiiiaht sii6cess She
l0SHaH susialned glc high proies yional
reputal which prcceded lhd J., md made
'os'' 9l lriepds and admipeH ia Dayton.
Dn saturday cvcpiug htotwit 9!3 so Niw the
DnnpleaFant State of The wcatf .nc,l was
apyery good house. aud every 5dy Was dl,-
|llslltcI with tho excellent mur erttNti. 1-lf
Itlieline old drama Of f'Don Cas- rdeiIazan'
was prcsented. g''a, '.s' ~ ," .
Tonight Miss Western wi appear az
@NaNy Sykcs,' II The bcai irl play of
,'0liNtr Twist" os lfamatizcd from Dick
GUS pbfllar novel of that mme. Ia this
Character she is unsurpassed, jlthose who
attend the Opera House this evening may
safely anticipate one Of the most delightful
rnssrtainucits Of the pres 9 dramatic
esateh. s1 D aH asa 81 v
w may remark, in, this opnl ection. that
great credit iPduc to Mr. RaS11dntI f6r, tlie
excellent manner inwhich he bas catered
to the public taste duriig hisblisf manage-
mcnt of She 6pert House. He lea rcntlc-
man who mot only understands tlle trying
aud mirlcate duties ofa mana. arN lutfnlly
apprecia iates-iae wants san,l-tses ,sstes,ofthe
theater1 going public. .3lnGIuauN
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-11-12

PREpARE FoR THE saDWS4A lotPlorrow
night and the next--or one Of them--are
promised as iutendiug 70 produce the great
tstexhibition OF Fa9 iforFS Che century
las seen. Professor Dlehrs, OF late years,
are all that we have had ia this line, and
we 1attcf'ti ourselves thatthey Mr9 very
gooGls but we are now advised that bcaau-
ful and brilliant as they weee they wont
''hold candle to what Is coming thi,
week. 9iNkT tNglN lkIUAM NAV
wchawaA66 forqbtetA dis iBA l6r N6J
Vember 1892 nor the sepsatious Of 9 skaqi
c6on-huntcr, on that memorable show
nigh:. FROM two o'GetR uhtil bf6atr Day
light the sky being perfectly serene aud
elbhdlcss, tht Whole heavens were lighted
with amagni6ccheaBd Imposing display df
PEDESTAL lire-Morks Aargo oompntod that
not hess th2i 2iO.000 nieteots were Visible
above the hurison OF Boston.
Profs or Newton Of Nalc Cbllrgc. t.bU
has devoted much time TO the Investigation
OF the periodic characier of these shov6f$
finds that piodigiouS Hight Of nctaor the
most imposing piits'khpk MlllRnhe tte,D-
peaIahco lJtbbtiiy f6r dc tlsl tfmefn tlits
century, on the morldng OF Chg 18th and
1ith Of shis month"; Only ttirt5dh dfticst
great showers are recmdod between ahc
years 9N' and 1888. Such q r,,ro phenomc-.
non Hill be looked for NiJRa deep Infer
cst -aHnng alholasses Of persons. ...'N
Let all, then, be propage,b Tor thore is no
telling what ntay hdppeh- -whtthe3 eyclL
the'world may not cHta iirc aud treat in-
corrigihle sinners .abbVllihis
grnsl8 ito hatinimorial f-v
4 III Y4Hm9et ewrybufs bern o. aieR}tV fd lti
p h-pT'cautlon, we suggest that Die Gre
snail be on tic alert; that thc
clsterns fhall all be iuii5 tiiat the 'ennfhes
be carefully lpbricated the gay teanis,ln
messed fedand nwcll rubbed down. and 8ll
,Rf'in raa,Iipcss for grand oonnagratioa or
a magniacent show = 'i A4"ll' VI 1s Il
gssQu NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. rThepublio have
rendered their verdict that the "Eagle
Clothing store No. lis Main street. rs. de
hest ana cheapest place iri DAY ton to bhI /
clothing ofsuperior quality. BY system
OF fair and honorable lealing, SehWarz
Turned the popular current in Mis- favor.
and by pursuing the same course, he in
tepds to mcrita coutiHunncel6ftRc,b Rc, batron-I
age and confidence already received. I.otjt
be Remembered tliat new and splendid
goods are daily received at tic signpf .sHcl
"Golden Eagle making thca3sortnle at the
most complete and desirable in the cify
Come and sec! !u ltdaw
-t-trtll----- Ht' ..N IN /
"a \ front room and boatd for gentle
man and lady. Inquire No. lSS Main street |
''.t frI.t-t s4ti-AtH "a NlI.. tI |
y sas5 Hats and Caps very cheap, at Good
mans. ags..- w.. t........' ~. ...4..s.s., \
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-11-12
REruRnIcAN- NnwsrArrn

REPUBLICAN NEWSPAPER roB SALE.-A
note lrom General X. A. Cameron, proprie-
torof the Valparaiso Repabiic, informs us
that his establishment Is for sale. The pa-
per Is published at Valparaiso, the county
seat OF Porter County, Indiana, a place Of
some three thousand inhabitants. 1t has IA
large subscril ton list, with a correspond
ing advertising and job patronage, The
reason Mr. C.9ves forselllhg, Is that he is
suffering under an anliction that threatens
him with blindness. Here Is a favorable
opening for some entcrprfsing Republican
editor ambitious Of newspaper fame.
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-11-12

HUsroN HNL,4rA ppommth .iand please
ing event in the way OF pop lar amusc-
ments, duriBg thpFespnt Wcel Yillhe ting
firstappeTgnce iqlbafpMof StoMHNl coA
ebratcd Opera TrppRe A. IWSyAAII IIdhAop
"Wednesday evening upeNt.o " viii be a
mtistal festival of rarctxcellei rt, and one
that will doubtless attrhct a ldrs andienee,
Tickets forreserved seats mny be Obtitneel
at Dubois Music store under the Hall.
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-11-12

y Word TO the PUBIIc.---A great deal
spoken ofnow-a- days,wheh is the cheap
.est place to deal in Dayton, or where a per-
son can rely on a merchants word. we
imply remark, that from appearance. and
rom our own dealing with merchants. we
ind friend Schwarz Of the Eagle Clothing
store to be a straightforward dealer and
he public can rely on his word. or that OF
Us men, who ara always ready 10 wait on
ustomers; his stock is certainly by far Ire
nost select aud chstom- made, and we would
commend our friends and the public gener-
lly TO give Mr Schwarl o call ana exam
Tor themselves, at the sign of the Gold
I Market House.
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-11-12

Washington Matters.


" II.
.EtNational Bank circulation was issre1
during the week 10 the amount of S73I 2rn
aSinS 6g t2taI m to dale S29GoSGlOl. The
lchcnlating notes, S330,S5S,l5O, aud for de- .
| posts of pnhHc moneys 10 designated do ~ F{
poslt9riss' Si9a8S950. Total S37H 2o7 100
|, Robert Lawroe General Giles, add NJ
ttlHier delegated by the Governor OF Mis- -,
slssippl to present TO the President the res "a.
IqWtions of The Legislature OF That State .'.I-
have arrived in Washington p .....
The Solicitor of the Treasury has render fB
leg an opinion TO The effect that incorporn- ..r a.
md banks under The Revenue Act OF 1864
are liable TO license tax only upon tbe
lanouHt of their chartered capital not in
lcluding surplus funds. '-''"A w Y .f'1'h N't g.
i I1P IHbdRcS Baltimore special saws the
FACTION of the President and Governor
lSNapn, IN connection with the late election .,
Ih Maryland. VIII be brought before Con- ..a. ID
GrfSs lur Ncstl&atiOn. "...'.i
it Is understood in the diplomatic circles sh..
That our relations with England are I'M ' '.'|
proving; the British Government has I'M
nacaliy shown such friendly spirit that .
IL y believed the Indemnity claims will be
sctted without an ultlnlatum from this
srfiREssED prspAHqlii,, 3.,. ..,S .Si D.
The following Is The dispatch which Sec . . ..t
rotary stanton Is accused of suppressne. .u.,iflt.
hi hcelfaoli that Is made the basis of iI, i no.. l
agitation for his removal from Office: ..,. .f ..'l
NH tNEw ORLEANS, Las July -. 1866 iIH
Hon. Edwin NJ Stanton Secretary of War. ,. W Hr.l
~ convention has been called with the .H
sanction of Governor Wells, to meet here L
On 4loldW The Lieutenant Governor and .lH.u.s.4
city authorities think il unlawful and pro-
pose to break it up by arresting the dele .H.
gltcs. lave given orders on the sub
lect, but have warned the parties that ItI
could not countenRnce permit such ac-
ltQn witholuinstructons to that effect from
the President Please instruct me at once I
1y telegraph, Z A. BAInD. ats /
::- ::.: &: ::.Ii
'Mnali lit is detained here by fnfportanf
'hclal duties. and regrets exceedingly thhti '7ir"
lc can not be present on that interesting a.t
ioe0SlOnd it.f.....t .|Ia ut.t 'H tfst
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-11-12

a "SrRoNa-MINDED" REAYlNd TRnKs-
The people Of the Maumeo Valley have had
the satisfaction ofbeiAg takhn ii tga prct-
~ little ltdturing,clieht,g sailing tbl41 tbe
romantie'Etitle of Estella La Yerte, who
promised a dstribution of yah.aiaa eins
among her audience-1which Gifts 'tiruea
out to be an assortment Of brass iewaII'y.
worth half llollar a peek. M
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-11-12

/ NEW C0UNTERFEITs.-Ith has been discov-
cred thatthe $50 United States notes are
beng rolnterfeited and the yignettes of
the genuine two dollar notes. which are the
same IN botth--being the head or the first
secretarySof the Treasury, Alex. Hamilton.
neatly pasted on. The work is So well exc
c'lted tlmtthc most e,, pert are liable to DE.
deceived The engr9Yipg ,apd Printing ofi
the epunterftits are exceedingly Vel done.
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-11-12
Wheat AND Gold Going.
SAN RihANcasCo.N NnvAinbeffo ri

III steamer Constitution. for Panama sailed
,p-daN with SSGGO0Q in treasure. OF Which I've
@uO2UO IS iurNcW York She als64Asy4N - ~ a,
one hundred tons ofWhcat and twenty tons
m Hour Among her passengerg arc Wm
" stewart llliiel States senator, from ~.
Nevada aud G. II. Mtmford, OF ihe West.
efn Union Telegraph Company
pounds. u fffftIr u i31,ffNftTtrtJf hb
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-11-12

Gas N TRoY.--Onr nelghborlng city sol
Troy Miami county, is to be lighted with
gas fortheiirst time, Tomorrow evening.
.NQyember l3th. The occasion will be sie-
naliaed by agrand social banquetat Dyes
Hall, commencing at s o'clock. Nc have
been kindly furnished with eo8aplimen-
tary card to the banquet, and reglptour in
ability tp be present.l
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-11-12

GREAT srocK SGEs.LIs. NJ. McG6eeR 4
Son will open their NnthAlonthly Mont
gomery County Stock Sale, at their sale
stable, ON Tuesday, November l3 where
farmers and stock men are invited TO come
and buy and SCH stock Of all kiuds. y. w
McGowen &Sbn auctloneers.
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-11-12

To BUSINESS -Waggoher, ut the
"Atidnta House" Market street, has one,
two or three rooms, and d, good cellar to
rent, well adapted for almost amy business.
Possession given forthwith. nobtf
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-11-12

SpoRTsMEN' ArTENmoN.-C. Ferneiing, at
No. 3OG Second, between Main and ,Jeler-
son streets, has just receiyed aAbthef1ot 6f
those Rubber Hip Boots, just the thing for
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-11-12
DRpariure for Mexico.

hW hoRk, November 10. T.. ..''il
General Shernmpr eiaharke, this lafbTAbNT
noon on board the Susquehanna for Vera .l
,ruz, Mexico, having been ordered thitlcr i"l
10 10 tAke care OF the interests of the United
haP& lie was accompanied by Colonel s..0l
Uhdrwood, OF staT Mr.. Capipbelk stlel .ss-
united Satct MifnstcIg and Nf PfiITl5i +"
secretary lorthe'Ministcr. The deparnte t'-rn
Was witnessed by a large number nG nor,
4ons. 4 II * 20 %'Y'S '' 81 q
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-11-12

For SALE.-Seyenty-hve barrels Sweet
Cider, Of the best quality. Enquire Al
John BettletOn's Liquor Store, Third street.
or at Wm. Nollbrecht's Grocery, second
street, Posts old stand. noOj9
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-11-12

FIVE enthusiastically Over Coats fol
81 90 at the Eagle Clothing Store lis Main
Street, Sign Golden Eagle. 9u'ttu. e 1
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-11-12

ETHIOPIAN MINsTRREsG.--On On Friday md
Saturday evenings Of this week, Burgess s.
La Rue's Aiinstrels will agivo two of their
concerts at Huston Hall, Thisjs
ailrst-class company of performers, aud
wiihof course draw crowd.
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-11-12
BY TELEGRlAPH.g
Mexican Affairs.

~, ~ TIIH7HINFTYN' " N0Ntmbor u, al ~
IA IigreWS @lengfliy hectine Of thctalaA 80
FneI F-uay' Narious portions Of the mat-
ISage were discussed Our relations with
9t MVNico YHl9crupT avWy proihiNent poA-i 3 o.
~ is m ccri ,,,S i, 4oLau l9ls s,dHt loG on
lypapbc aud General Slcrmnn 10 ,Mexicon "A
Is not MISUNDERSTANDING. n ltAhki iiN6tkW4q WI
on the arrival Of the Susquellanna at Ve,v,r..
incd tb5R Ssi flaa SsSSa s9 eiggGy ybloA
French have left, and cydeiIce rs hf}Jrdcdl
tlal they do not intend to do so without .,.,u
49, ~ u1ylil tni,lt IS reason to be- oal f..i
ieNe the President Will recommend TO CON 4.n.i,l
Eress most vigorous measures to expedite 7.
their exit i..I al'IrI N' - NF''Nl 'I'i
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-11-12

For SALE.-lIorse, light wagon, and har-
ness. Inquire Of VIII Belville, Northeast
corner Third and Main,streets. nO3liw-
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-11-12
Isalope--Cable News.


TlI FIfI IiTEISHURG NOVombor 10. MOON In-1I
The Czarwitch and the Princess Da,Siiar i .'.h5 +"
we're married yesterday With great fesryl a s1a
IA ana rejoicing throughout the city. The.
tHar ON tliS occasion commutod the tsI,-
tNees Of q large number of prisoners and
remitled arrears of taxes. '''' 7"'
LONDON, Noyemberllii JOB lia.. I..f
i,arliamcnt has again been prorop1led.
p Views has been Trccved Of the arrival III ooA'
PIE baIlSFN ellie Chupimatgat from, JtS,t hns trl
port ebtM with one hundred and fifty AtierL huH
mans TO colonlze in Palestine ThelTpSg -rOttrf
steamer Iiconderoga left Jafa on tIe 2gtbrn afr.r
toT Sta. mSta. s.uQllyus Fre taq63 3}or gnll.
/, LLofd Derby British Premier, at n, hate sisg-hy
p'ul4gsh made quite a good naturrd and Hsr4srV
coleillatory ausion TO the relations exist
ing with the United States. ..- ," b. .a
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-11-12

GB- Cavalry Oven Coats, all colors at the
Eagle Clothing Store, Us Main street
Sign of the Golden Eagle. laen,
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-11-12

ua0ih You want books bound, such ms
magazines, Periodicals, Histories Sc, in
any style, plain and fancy, please can M NV
Bindery. F.W. Never. corner OF Main an,i
H'0pp' sV'Sels' lmdaw
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-11-12

DEFY COMPETITION ~ ,ebensburger q
'n' No. los Main street, call particular at
tion to their new and splendid stock of
and winter Clothing. They defy COM
ition, and win not be undersoid BY any
1er house in the city. 'a 'aaa IT
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-11-12

GS-The best place IN the city to buy
cheap Fcrd, is the Iulldw Hominy Mills.
nO3dG MIN.
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-11-12

BEsT's FMTERs--PRIcE REDUCED. or
er TO accommodate all classes who desire
have pure drinking water this warm
'eather, b. Best would announce that he
IS reduced the price of his superior Filters
Sl5. This WIN place them Ia the reach
all and no family should be without
e' ftF'N tyl2dtf
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-11-12

es- Women's fine sewed Balmorals NJ
Goodman's at 81 co.," ..r ,.. y
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-11-12

LOOK TO YoUR ISfEResr.7C. Fernediue.
No. BOG SECOND. butveen Main aud Jeiieg-
son streets, will for the next thirty dags
sell Boots and Shoes. AND, liats,and Gaps at
strictly Wholesale prccsin orderto make
room for new stock ""a.' dim
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-11-12

Gg- Youths and ,ehttlFehs suits, tromsl
to Sl2, can now be had at AIS Maip,Rtreet
custom-made and.of goad material. H.u, q,
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-11-12

Boys AND YoUrh'a CneTHINu,--vAnen-
tire new apartmeutr--tlto bestin the city,
Just received By Iebensbnrger Il son. No.
los Main Street. .ttNsiN N''""iA
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-11-12

eB-Cheap Feed at the Ludlow llolniny
Mills. o no2dG
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-11-12

cy}- fndies fur lhied, Water iffoof
Balmorals, inst received at Al. FcflA.dln. 8.
No. 306 SECOND, between Main apd Heller
son streets, Canaul get apair bdiore they.
are all sold. s.,,, ra,.sv dim
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-11-12

eB Women's Kid shoes at Goodman's al
twenty-five cents. .,..-."' ~
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-11-12
New Ynrk ainnen nInrl,et

NEW foRR. November 10.
Money easy at 5@6 per cent. on call
loans, y" '"'
Slgrhng eNehgnFc steady az l09@l09i,.
N"iu lower opening M l40. ADVANCING TO
li6la, and closing at l44ss.
1Gspyernm9pt stocks quiet and steady.
u = It ~ uot'4sicidtS money. article saws
p"NiN3y more ~ than Is due simplv 90 H.
pcing saturday Some banks still ash 8 per
cSpl,hnt the general rate on call loans is
oper cent, Foreign exchange nominal. A.
lively quiet.
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-11-12

GENTLEMES-!f you wants somethins to
keep your lestD waTpI and dry, provide
yourselves With a lpaitoflschl skin lined,
Rubber Bottom, Water Proof high Shoes,
ust received at No. SOC 'Secold, between
ain and Jefferson Streets They are somet
hing entirelyanew,iuDaytoh.oi % So N
Ocl5dlm !tVQTi @. FFRNEDfNG
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-11-12

Ess Go to the Ludlow Hommy Mills for
cheap Feed, n
fn ilt- taIfIf a
aN llIl4 Wr -
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-11-12

GB- Election returns from New u ork and
other States, ylthat everybody got beaten
but friend Schwarz, who is, always ahead
in the clothing linei ,especiiqly.l Just now
he daily receives large Invoices Of custom
made clothing, and can suit everybody in
both styles and prices. Try him, at 1ls
Main street, sign of the Golden Eagle.e a
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-11-12
@paetarg aud c:gHimtrfial.
Cincinnati Markets.
CINCTNNATI. Novein

CINCINNATI, November 10. o
.FLouR-Thc market was dull--nothinq
of importance doing. The asking rates .ire
nomnallX the same ms given in our last.
9ppWiincgis held at $40 25@1l 2I trade
brands atSll 1i@l4, and fancy at Sl4 256p
IIb25. EullQE
WHEAT-Therc was nothing done to-day.
Iloldeps,nrc asking SO S5@200 for No. red.
and s6@3 for extra and white. No. ;
spring is quoted at 50 25@2 30, and zoo
bushels sold at The latter rate. No. | We
Quoteat S2A5Ft2 10.
CoRN--Ihcfe is good demand for oI,l
No shellcl, nd iioldcrs were firm AT S5c
uld car Is Irregular and somewhat I'M
setlied: sales were made nc 75c. and IL was
held at f50g7Sc. New ear is selling at 5Jc.
oAlS-I1le market is irregular and prices
unSepued! No. J old az fee. on landing.
and no $50. in elevator. No. . in elevator,
sold at &c.
nE-Was dull and lower. No. oflere,l
al 81 30, without buyers. No. afsbel,rat
81 20@l p. We heard Of no sales.
BAHLEY--ls steady andunchanged. Primo
lail IS held at 81 50@l -, and spring nj
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-11-12

IA Friend Schwsrs dbhst make idle
promises but really sells the incest made
up, and more especially, the chSapest6loth-
ing in Dayton, examine for yourselves, at
the Eagle Clothing Store, is Main street.
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-11-12

~ For the largaststock Of custOm-madc
Ovcrcoats, of all the present Styles i'm
cluding long fFocl cOats, and Of various
colors, call atithe Eagle Clothing store, 11s
Main street, three doors south Of Market
House. 'thh "'''4A
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-11-12

PROVIDE FOR WINTER. would inform
our readers that Lcssner & Brother have
received 500 new and sound Government
overcoats, and they offer them, for. half
theirN Nalue; therefore we wouid advise onr
.aders to secure one in time... -l-- ~. p
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-11-12


* EASTERN ApVERTIsERs.--Thc Dresump-
tion and inlpudence of Eastern advertisers
gisonc the chief imisahcts to which the
Western press is subjected. Scarcely u day
passes bur we are annoyed witlflcttcrs from
ssomc swindling concern, asl,iag us to pub
flish long advertisements and take ON pay
Ifh KIM. Some timts we are rcqicstcd To
insert an advertisement worth ilftydouarg.
ana take cheap sewing machine. paying
in money difference OF thirty dollars
FaltS+ask MS to insert column aid takc
brassjewelry ii payment with the .efnrcss.
.cqldHioa that tic articles willrnot be sent
until the advertisement 'Ras been. inserted
the'rcquisite nrrmher.of times. ati.u' Il
But the coolest specimen oC inpudencr
we haye yet met with. comes from a GIT
Concert swindllnG affair, to come Off at. che
Cooper Institute, New York, on New
Years eve. An advertisement that would
nalScafull column In our paper was scnt
us, With the modest announcement. thntI
If wewould publish it, with al, editorial
notice calling attention to il, ais tickets.
valued at one dollar each shoulI be I'M
mediately forwarded to our address. The
communication contained two tit ketsMhich
were generously rendered to athe ladies',
of the editorial hotisehold. la. '.s.t
The managing directors" are T.. ~
Wickes q Co. Newark, Nj. As we hayc.I
not n time to write to these c9terprizing
gentlemen, formally acknowlclrin6 ma |
bequest, we take tbi occosion |
to forward them a "marl,ed cony' of our
paper, with the information that thc copy
of their advertisements With tho note ana /
tickets ACCOMPANYING il are duieflv .,estinc.
inthc bottom OF our waste-pai,,t 6basl,.t
We hope this announcement win he ehtire-
ly satisfactory TO the above ,iiim And all
Institutions Of The, same Lidney.
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-11-12

EE-F. w. Meyer, Bookbinder andBlank.
book Manufaehirtr. northwest CORNER q
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-11-12

EB~ Five hundred Military oyercoats
just received, at the Eagle Clothing Store
IL. Schwarz.
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-11-12

I.WIITIWIW I0UINIIN
NoI % 'tequgnty cltIrrh proves fatal.
either by dcblitatlng thesysternr,,a ,,s,
iqAeui blepatirnt, or b51riaTdiing doST9n
ward, p d producing throat uittttlbhs
'1"tGhli . anu, hnally, CONSUMPTION. It
may be tely asserted thai. after bere,,,tat
ry pred position. catarrh Is uir niost
lrequcnl ad Important cause OF this fntnl
complain .
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-11-12

II 1hc" hoprs-opcn UtT A. NJ; close at TrN
il sunday y-opru From a. 81. to 10 A. NJ
WI. =. COMIN.. p NJ
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-11-12

WIN some persous this dsra=t- br6olie.
RFio0icai' yRlnFthqm regularly aucor.
Iain seasons cachyrlr as u the early nsrt
olspruG When the roses are in bloom. opd
hehce iiS lEiWc pose oatarih ;n or IN mid
summer during lmying iimt. when IN n
known as "hgy-c1tarIh." Some claim "a
oc able to predict lhe exact dav anl ever,
hour oi tine attach They usually cousiI.r
themselves entirely relieved OF the difliouI-
ty during tle intervals; bus We have rea-
son 10 suppose tInt 81 ymptoms OF The com
lialnt are cons'antiy present IN some mild
lorm oy either, .Viticli arc reused into. .,.ti,'
ltv by hh'.oil0f peculiar Ia eerrain nl9,t.
with which the atmosphere iuniaenatpd
during the seasons mentioned. Tho co,t,-
parative quiet enjoyed Bctwelat the atf3Sfts
no doubt leads to The erroneous belief u,ot
the affection has ceased cBth'elyt H'f !