The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-08-24

THE DAllrYm EMPIRE.
CITY AND oBURBAY, I
CONSCIENCE FuSD.-Nothing yet report
ed from schfnekl sal HMH8ag |
"TnF MIILENIuM CoMISG, Call at VIM
Walkers No. 8Ol Third street ana buy
your goods at New York wholesale prices
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INTERESTING ANTIQUITY.-Bob.Sc Schenck's
speech on the "gold spoons" and the ''east
room,n would read well in tIeseeconomical
days ofbounty- -equalizing congressman.
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CONGRESSIONAL ARIrnMETIc. The "Gen-
eral" In Congress eQaalises bounties by Civ
ing the soldier ffty dollars and himself foe
uoasdndi Liberal isn't It?
gZ~For three years service in the battle
field an Abolition Congress voted white
Veterans 800 bounty, niggers, $500, and
themselves $1,000. How do you like itP
METHODIST CONFERENCE.-THE annual
meeting of the Cincinnati Conference of the
Methodist Episcopal Church will be held at
Ripley commencing on Wednesday next,
the Doth inst.
GSg There were but twenty three deaths,
by cholera, in Cincinnati, during the TWEEN
ty-four hours, ending at six p. NJ. last
evening. At this rate of decline it will
very soon totally disappear.
For SALE.--A Confectionery and Re-
freshment Saloon, on one of the best thor
oughfares. Not better place for a Res
taurant in the city. Call at No. 62 jefferson
street. opposite Postoflice.. MWFM
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THE FATAL DAY.--To-day, and no doubt,
before this paragraph is read, Sam. Coov-
ert, the bloody murderer of the Roosa fam
lily, near Deerlield, Warren county. will
pass from the galows at Lebanon, to his
future reward.
NoTICE EXTRAORDINARY. - Twenty
thousand dollars worth of Fancy and Sta.
pie Dry Goods, Cassimeres, ready made
Clothing, Hats, Caps &c, to be retailed at
wholesale prices, at VIM. Walkers old
q. stand, No. 30l Third street. au2id2
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BTThe Miami Democracy have ar
ranged for grand Basket-meeting, which
is to come off to-day, in fine grove ad-
joining Piqua. Hon. Geo. II. Pendleton
and Col. Geo. w. McCook are announced
as positively to be with the people on the
occasion. No doubt, pleasant time will
be afforded.
EB -Urbana isfull of burglarsand thieves.
In one night, last week about twenty pri-
vate residences were entered. gold watch
and clothing being the main booty. On
Sunday and Monday night divers other res
licences were broken into. among Others
that of Judge Baldwin, from which theY
carried off considerable family plunder.
HIsToRY.-Schenck, the member from
Maryland-and-O Ohio, made a huge lunge in
favor of a war literature; he offered reso-
luton which was adopted, appropriating
Wty MousGnd dollars of the peoples taxes,
to pay Yankee School master to write
out a history of the rebellion.
Schenck has fondness for anything that
involves finances.
RAILROAD SMAsH-UP.--On Wednesday
night near Camp Dennison, an axle of
freight car broke, letting the car drop down
on the track. The train being at full speed,
the consequence was that the first car piled
up in heap on the track, and was follow
ed by four heavily loaded cars, all of which
jumped the track and were piled up in a
complete wreck, tearing up the rails, cross
ties and the grade of both tracks. Theloss
and damage to freight will be heavy
THE VERY LATEsT.--Mr. VIM. Kehm in
forms us that he will, in few days. re-
ceive an entirely new stock of Boots and
Shoes, and that, in the meantime he will
sell his present stock at unusually low
prices. His goods were not purchased at
auction, consequently>he can and eoiH sell
goods of the best quality, and at your own
figures Call and see him at No. SS Jefrer-
son street, opposite the Market House,
where he will be always pleased to meet
old and new customers. d.
The OLD XTY-NINTH.-The surviving
members of the late SiSty-ninth Regiment,
o. vi l.. propose to have grand Reunion
at the Butler County Fair Grounds, near
Hamilton, on the 3lst inst. There will be
music, speeches and splendid collation.
during the day, and the ceremonies will
conclude with grand ball at Beckett's |
Hall in the evening. All the members of
the old Sixty ninth are cordially invited to |
be present and join in the festivities of the |
occasion.
The FAIR GROUND STANDs.-Ye yesterday |
the State Board of Agriculture disposed of
the right tO the HIGHEST hidderc to onou,,y |