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New-York daily tribune., 1866-02-21
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noGART-ou Tue,dsy morning Feb ~ Peter L. Bogirt,
formerly OF ,hs ciy IN the DIST yrai Of L's sc; u
nj. relatives aud friends and the friends OF MI henry j.
ers and sack-tt L. Duryessre invited 70 send inil
49, .,rct In hi. ci,y hi. afternoon O'Clock and the
funeral ., the late residence of the deceased bo'syn
Ions ia,d this "Wednesday afternoon t+o'c'ocs
BROWFR-In Brookiyn. Tuesday morning. Feb 20 after
brir illness Eupheina d. Mshrseu wife Of Rem L,hert'
Erovrr In u. 3ith year Of her age.
Tn. relatives and friends Of tho omiy are f-'pectuy M
xed 10 attend her funeral, Thubday afternoon q,
O'Clock from her ate residence No 70 seVenteenth st.
South Brooslyn
porGIAS-On Monday Feb. 49, in New Yors. Of typhn'
fever kdd. wie of Geo A. Donssa. and daughter OF h. 9
and Minerva Drew, OF Bristol, Ws , c,.
moi your heart b. troubled ye thatbeieve IN God ne
me I'm nv Fathers house are many mansions
ifit were would have told yon 90" P''pi''
place ior you
IS Wi.consin paper. please copy
trnyr-o On sunday evening Feb IT, Susan HOy widow Of
| Thoms. " Iloyt in the 7tth year OF her age
ghad Mott and OF her dsu ghtsr Susan ; Adee'
nrc ",psct invited TO attend the funeral from her late
,esd., ce No. 10 East Tbirtysecoud'i, OH "edneday
| vrb a. 1t r. O'Clock, without further notice.
~ GALLFZ-On Monday Feb. l9, lsG Mary N, wife OF
Peter g. Ls Gsllez. IN tie 3eth yeH Of her sg,
Tho services VII take place on Ihnr.day Id INST ~
O'clock o. M ~. AIMS Church, Eighteenth st.. near
rtha,r Her friends and acqgsntanoss also The member
f cav Lodge No Isl q. OF o. f. sud the friend. of her
,rohs .oorge NJ. Hays and the members OF Asas Lodge
No. sl6 r. and A. NJ, respectfully invited to attend
MONELI-Ou Monday Feb; ~ Carrie, youngest daughter
TIs relative, sni friends OF the family respectfully invited
20 attend the funeral ftom the residence OF her parents No
81 Secoud.ye.. Thur-day afternoon, 1ld th'i 81
o'clock.
NICHOLS-In Brookyn Monday Feb. 49, Jsms, A. JI..
eldest sou james A. aud Ellen Nohol in 'ho JAS '''
of bis age - , -. 3. ...,,o s,,.rJ Oh,
T,uer, services. Wednesday 2ist inst N oclocs I
b. ,fs residence No 30 Atsniic-st, without iu'He
notice.
pUILPS-In J-rscy City FEB. 49, OF nemersp9ui
Jennie Lucille only daughter OF b. T. ana r % "'P 'e
years snd day. .,, = m fron the
Fners on wenc.day 2st inst AZ oeScs p G ioa . sn
rssldenr. Of her parents, No. rs Totst Na"'e' s'"
trend. arc invited 20 attend without further nosice
| New Haven papers please copy. An
RANSOM On Tuesday n,ornin:' reg, q, ~ . u'' ''"''
The relative. and friend. OF tho family are re,pe;ay r,ses
20 ,,ud the funeral from her late residence NO. - ksss
20 ona ", VIC =, 10 o'ciock Oh Thursday morning
New Haven tConn.l pspers please copy.
SHAW 7, Hsmmonton, IN. - OF Thursdsy Feb. ls Of
typhoid pnsunoni. Mands~'ie '"'" '"'''' o' "S'''
HI sS:. ~s. w.QSss~S {" the srcprisSs Of sasvs Flats
New-York daily tribune., 1866-02-21
Real Estate saIss.

The following sales of real estate were held
Yesterday Al the Exchange ssle'room No. III Broad
way.
n, Muller wilkins Co., by order OF the executors
os iohn r Heekman deceased East Bfoadway-Lot
sontS aida Fast Broadway. near Clnton.st, -. BY
s7 feet subject lease OF !. years. for t3so Lot
adjoining above same size. subject to same lease tor
Hsrkst st.-Lot east side Marke,st.. near Monroe
at e5 by s75 feet subject to lease Of l5 years for
o., $50.
Rutsers.s slot east side Rutgenst. near Monroe roe
at - by i04S feet subject 10 esss Of l2 years ~ o
Iouroe 1t Lot south side NolrVs-st. aest Jsusf'
New-York daily tribune., 1866-02-21
FfRE-NARsHALB BAkER'S REPORT.
Losses by Fire During tho Yc.r-Desths
By Fire-Casss OF Arsss. &c.

The twenty third semi.annual report which
Fire Marshal Baker has submitted 20 the Common
Counc states tho total number OF fres in this city.
during the six months ending Nov. 80 1865. to have
been ITl-twelye less than the number for the same
period in s6i The aggregate losses were very heavy
amounting to o. 9e- J0i. The insurance on the prop
cry destroyed s. sos $40 and the amounts paid by
the underwriters 81 li- iO about - per cent OF the
whole loss. The losses paid during the preceding six
months ending Slay 81. le6J were only about ~ per
cont Of the vhoe less and during the lei year ending
Nov 10 Is6i. about - per cent This large Increase
IN the proportion 0f losses paid Is owing 10 She very
destructive fires which occurred in bonded and free
etOrage stores The Of merchandise IN storage
warehouses usually keep them fully covered by insur
aDce.
The entre os'es Of the year sre reported
From Dec J. ISIi 10 May 81 i,tJ. ~ Os2. 6iJ
From Iuue l-Cj 10 Nov 20 l-6J ....... 3.9si.:oi
New-York daily tribune., 1866-02-21
NEW TRIBBNE WEDNESDAY, FEBRyARX 1866

voyer which belonged 70 soldiers widow, and that he
wss guing 10 rafie II on
John c. Chamberlain testified Sav the deceased
lying at door OF hn Office with pistol half ooctvd
der the prisoner aoy did 1t In sif defense and am
wiling 10 go the station House witness did not ses
any one pick up the plstol.
A recess of u minutes was hers taken.
APTHg RBCEsS.
Mr Fairbanks testfeu: He saw Mr. Van Dorm in
his Office on the 18th of July: Sir. Ursn and Mr. Van
DOran were III the Office together Mr Van DOrzn told
witness 10 go out; be out 10 inmates aud when be
returned Mr.. Van DOrau was breathing lis last Dram
not there. they (Oram AID Van DOfan) not
very friendly terms Mr. Oram told witness that the de-
ceased had gone among his friends and described him
rs thief and liar; witness saw note for ~. given
by Dram TO the prisoner
To Mr.. Brady-when saw them in the ofic., they
were not talking together there DID not seem ~ be
excitement.
Eobt. Maitland was in Broad.s,. ant was going to MI
Van Dorans Office; when he got there TO
cinched there was pistol between the two; the wit
t0 but il seemed "a h the smhle. man trying tO
turn the nnzze 10 the floor they against the Jam
Of the door aad the pistol went Of witness heard bul
one shot, the larger man SAID yOl Id thief you son
OF - rnd struck the smaller; they came seuif ng
toward witness tie smaller saying u let me 60 let me
go" wiincss saw Van DOran put his hama on Grams
forehead; Grams face flushed as II he had been
scufftiug; witness noticed nothing esei the blow
on tito neck and Immediately after the shot; Dram AL
tins time was trying TO get away. when be got away
he stood apparently tying 10 get his breath then
Dram ran ny ard Ian TOO; was little afraid M
self; 1t was position | had never been placed in
before; did not think MIR. Van DOran was hurt then
could not tel what kind OF pistol WAS; each had
hold of it and l coud not see the stock
To MIR. Hrady-1be neigLbDrhood Is DOi.yt romen,.
her Van DOran saying 20 Dram either II fix. or III
finish you can't say which; that expression was after
the explosion.
he l,.rrt then a1iOurned
New-York daily tribune., 1866-02-21

ASOrHER HORRIBLE ACCIDENT. IMMENSE
Loss Of LVFs.
The Dead and Wounded were NoT nrT SHOULD have
been IssURYp In the UNITED STATES ACCIDENT lNsuR.
ANCE CosPASi Of Syracrse. n. T., who have CASH
CAPITAL Of Two HuSDERD THOUSAND DOLLARS.
ALFELp A. HoWLEIT President,
e.. f. CoM,ToCK Nice-Prcsldent-
I. T. ASDErvs. Secretary
i. W. & II. Il. GAIEs. General Agents.
once No. . Broadway. IN the Un.on Tru-t Com
psnys Office, until the first oi MAY next, when they
will occupy their Office No. Is Wall'st
New-York daily tribune., 1866-02-21
Special Notices.

MIR. Vaudenho6,s Rsa dings I'm Leut from CHAU
CIR, PfNCER, shAhtSPEAkE, &c. viii esnoeaos %
SATURDAY NEXT, 2fth- S1bscriben may now roeeigU
their Tickets at Mr. vs. Room. 0ibsoDs Bundns osr.
fhreenthst
New.Yerk Association for Science aad Art
The Chemistry sud Mining meet. Tat5 lwedse:
aiy, EvLhING at "A O'Clock al tieu rooms Cooper iost
tute s.cond o Lecture the method Of opening siso
ny GEORGE ID. EMERSON eco Admission fiee
New-York daily tribune., 1866-02-21

The Burglar his own iDformcT.-Ihe opening
OF each window and door telegrsphed 10 your room aud
never fails. The Burglar Alarm Telegraph IL applied
invisibly and without damage. J.. HOLMES lys b'Whv.
New-York daily tribune., 1866-02-21
Programme
Programme
ARRANGEMENTS
roa CELEBRATING
THE lJ@rE ANNIVERSARY


THE iJ'rx ANNIVERSARY
or rhR
BIRTHDAY OF WASHINGTON.
UNDER ThE AUSPICES @ OF The COMMON COUNCIL
The S,ecisi Committee Of the Common Couac appotses1
TO nsks .he "ece'sy & o o s..
bun WHO ws' First IN wsr n.s 10 p1ans ,ss enc ".. S,
have a.eided upon the following
pKoaRAxss OF AREAs0ysESrs TO BE oBsEsvss % -
OCCASION, . -
THURSDAY, PEB q, 1893
salute Of 100 guns will be red Union square eeeS
and the hour tho Trinity chimes wiU pAys 's''s
A srurd display of Geworss vii be given $. th.
hsdiscnsqnsre
Jackson .qnsre.
Iompkins square ~
Rrosdwsy .nd Forty thfds
Wc.t Brcsdw,y snd FcaDklio-st
East Broadway and 0rsnds
Marion ard spring ..s.
TLity fourth',t between Eighth and ninshssss -
Under the direction of Mssar.. O. l. Edge shs ~
band Of music attendance a eaA ef the shs
Tie dspsy =, tn. City Han will be unusually ass ~ ~
consist Of the following pieces;
4 Golden CncIo snd Grecian Bss.ssy.
4 Gross Of Peru.
. Yew TNe.
s. Tribui, to Cessa
g. saturn aud bis saislte&
g. Star Of AuericA
TO- star ofindependeacs
H. Golden Waterfall
ie Yankee Windmill
l3 Passion Flower.
IL fsirirs Froio.
i6 snd Temple Of Liberty aesisucd sxprsssy ses ~ -
ca-on
Similar exhibition. viii be given the o.hes
This dsplays will coumsnce ct O'Clock precse'y by thS
rsid discharge n rockets and other aerial urcworta aN
winch tho pieces will be hred in quick sucosssion
The and masters o. y-ss-s lying In port and Rsoed
OF hotels sud paolo budnss requsted dnpQ
their nsgs during tie dLy. The seItons Of the dsefe
crshe, requested ring their bells at sunriss soos -
-
Tire Committee recommend that all the public odoss -
closed and that ths citizens observe the day pubhc he's
day
All bills foe expeusss requested to be sant to the Ns4
baiors iLs brst day oi Ms-ch
BY order OF the Committee.
PETER MASTERSON,
JOSEPH SHANNON.
LEWIS H. RYERS,
CHARLES H. LOW,
JOSEPH b. VAaNUM. IN.
Board Of Aldo~msa.
ALEXANDER H. kEECh.
BILNER INLAY,
WILLIAM Il. WHITE.
CORNELIUS FLYNN.
p H. KEENAN,.
r. ". rAr.os. Clark. Board Of Couaslnee
New-York daily tribune., 1866-02-21

$500 BRICKS PER Hour are made by IN
National Brick Machine which il tie best clay
teInpering machine in the country. ABRAs EL@uA
A gent, No. 100 Brondway New York.
New-York daily tribune., 1866-02-21

THE UNIVERSAL CLOTHES WRINGER an'
DORIS CLonEs.wAsmEE Removed to No. - Court
lapdt.s,. l. C. BROWNING, General Agent.
New-York daily tribune., 1866-02-21
Bnsll,css Notices.

4
MOTHERS, during your Childs second sum
u.rr you will mud Mr.. wnsLov. SOOTHING srHrr snin
valuable friend Il euro. dy,nery snd diarrhea regulates
th. stomach aud bo.. cures Wind coie 'ofen' the gums
reduces Inflammation and ,r tone snd energy TO the whole
v.teu N smo. every r,nce where tho infant suffer
m, from p,u aud eIh.uioa re sn be found ia h!teen OF
q. ,n,y minute. ,.tr the Soothing Syrup hs' been sd'
,plnister,d Do not fail to procure IT,
CHILDREN OFTEN LOOK PALE AND SiCh
Prom no other can.. tan having worns IN the stomach
psoy,, "VlHxIprsr Cox,rrs will destroy worms with
out injury to III, child.
Children having worm, require Immediate arsnon' as
,.ei Of IN. troub. often causes prolonged 'ickne"
For CONSUMPTION, Asthma, Bronchitis ana
az Pulmonary Complaints. DIR. JAMES ErEcroH.sr al
old and wcl red remedy. Thousands who have oeen re
stored to health by gladly testify &" It's ehcicy sold
everywhere.
New-York daily tribune., 1866-02-21

gsisrnLA liz 6r sc1Gsed sad A.osverrd the dssne H.
tornty.
Csiio'ns papers plras~ copy.
WDLSEi-,u yers~y Cay. oa Tsesday, Feb: =. ef ses-
pery. George w Wooisey 10 the 69tt y-sf OF bis
The relatives snd fsdssfs invited 10 attend the sanes =
Tfssrsday I'D inst. at oc.ock, NJ the roddrooe o. ~
mother. NO. 90 Grand It.. Jersey Gay.
New-York daily tribune., 1866-02-21
.hdre-ienon,st

.Adte-i.etaon,st
HOUSES To kHSr.
Housr- fos S.Lu.
Owing to the utter Dpossililly Of obtaining nio''
nation In reference TO the
fnloRTANr
point. Where shall We move tor W. notice onr so
ton 2orary.
TN Duii NEws.
vii pablsh in fuli every morning unti Msyi.
frLL is-r
Of al
DWELLINGS
IN
NTw YORK BRooKIAS. JERSEY CRY AND HoDoKiN.
Which are FoE SALH or To LII. giving STREET and
NUMBER OF HoUsf. NtNBtg of loos. PRICE and
Full FALuctLAR-.
We advise our FKIENDs who sie going 10 MoyE to
consult the columns OF
TnF DAILY SEws
every morning BY doing they will save Themselves
sn amount o.
UHSECTssAEY TRAyIL AND LABOR
New-York daily tribune., 1866-02-21

SPRING is the proper time to take cleansing
and Purifying medicines. OF which SWAIN fAhAcEA
stands pre.mncnt. Sold by all Druggists
New-York daily tribune., 1866-02-21
CHgvALIgg's LIFE FOR TIih HAIR

will restore Gray Hair its origins, color strengthen
az. az" ,p.lIin, ont k.,p the head clean, cool and
healthy; can be used freely contains nothing inIu
nn,.rsII.l.d a, q Hsr Dressing, and is recon-
.ndsd aud used nv beat physeisn' sold at the drug
,ore. and at my Office No iIJ Bfo1dwsJ ~ u where IN
tr treatment Of the Hair will be freely
.yep from to , p. m. SARAH -. NhhvALihs, IA y.
New-York daily tribune., 1866-02-21
RAKEY THE SYSTEM.

Aw dsssse he's besn conquered therc 10 ALL The wesk
s shs, l.sve. jshind 1t ruoved Convssscence is
!. ted ,s affair If ths snebIed Hlccid muscles, the
e-rd asrve TIE thin and wssry blood could speak, they
woudtr, for help r. e., many such help given
them is no, Of the right airi The frey si.ants Of
raerce DO ham They kinde srmpOr.ry Game. which
mockc-y Their ssect pa',e and the la, e OF him who
Use, them 10 worse than tho first.
No. sueh tue effect Of EosryrrERs S1esAcH BrrERs
There drawback to their toins rropsre' bei'ainc
plants aud bats and Contribute their restorative uices
to renier this soothing snd sreu.,heniy preparation
PROTECTIVE and syGn, Its bssi !, the OILY pure
simusan which haa bsen produced containing uc
oil ssy other drstencus element The careful ard
skf chemi;s have snsyyed tie Bittel and prclouuce
them hi,rr,'e"
This i, sc, ntihs testimony: but the testimony Of the
hundred. Of houads who experienced tho preventative
nnd cu,svs effect. Of the Great pegsab Tonic onl dra
fir, modern tire. is sHf conclusive. In Fcvsr and
Asue Dyspeps Bhiousnes Nervous sosnsaints. general
debility and chrome comp.n,' 1t Is nearly n1siihe
anyh.g IN this flblc woriI be- Sud everywhere.
NEv.Y York OYTicx. No. 80 CsIlasr. NY
New-York daily tribune., 1866-02-21
MARRlE ID.

KFEsE-BRAD DSrREET-On Thnrslay, feb. 10 70 81
rur NJ T. Church by the Rev. {. toss Francis = Reese
T. Ionic c. daughter OF th. late John ~ badTee All o
New-York daily tribune., 1866-02-21

~. ,ord. ~ M. .rc Ca.es OF bsumstism that ha avr
named h. sk Of the doctors Of this city have been com
plssly cursd BY few do's: and cS IN :. Ss.'
prepsrsd ~ human hsaa' c'e " seao' ~ s''s"
New-York daily tribune., 1866-02-21

Furniture
AZ REDUCED PRICES
of the latest styles. consisting Of
PARLOR pINrNG-ROOM and CHAMBER SUITES.
IN Ro..wood Walnut ard Mso retailing a msnufsotsrses
nrire. AT 3 KRUTiNA'S
MANUFACrOPY AND WARFROONS.
Nos 70 md Do Ess. Hous,ons-
Between Bowery and second ave
All Goods warranted
New-York daily tribune., 1866-02-21

PROPHETS HAvE No HoNoE TX THEIR OWN
country bat tt be- said Of Efroes uasnuch Is
PHALoss MONT BLossIss CEKsIa" the hone nispusc-
.red product OF the nowers Of the Wesu heui
pbeo has long scc taken precede o. all exotic extracts
on this side OF the Atlantic Elizabeth Journal
New-York daily tribune., 1866-02-21

Unrtman,s Patent Elastic Rubber fre1ic0
Crutches the essiost cheapest and most approves -
age S.nd for Circular. LONEJOY TAYLOR, 400 bwsE
New-York daily tribune., 1866-02-21
THg REsowN oy BURsErTs STANDARD PIE

IIB RESONN oP BURSETTS STANOAkD HkBP-
AaATIosaFor more than eight yssr, these Preparations
ned large and constantly increasing sale su-.
lung o,ioa OF the best jus th. tsy uafivsisd
BuKsxrrs OgIssrAL Toors NASH Is pyeserrer Of the
teeth rnd beauties them siois srvy to tho enamel In
MI, rcsprc. sand, Tle svieuce Of Chemists sud OF
the Dental Faculty ,ub,tsntisss these isc;s.
For sale by all Druggists
DR.. HAkRisONS tERIsTALIIC LOzSsGES are
warranted positive for tosiyenesa Piles ead Dyspep
na- Sold ,veryNyh-fc.
BEowY's SHAKERS EXTRACT LF VALRgIAN
contains al tine valuable properties OF hr root IN highly
form. valuable medicinal fnr Nervogs
fctious Headache, Hysris Affections and want
Of rct zee.
" ho-ssis and retail Dclsgist. have H.
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-08-18
BY TELEGRAPH.
Indian Outrages.

ST. LOUIS August, IL.
Intelligence has been received that tho
Indians In Northern Nebraska are again
hostile, and attacking the whites at every
vulnerable point.
The escoft accompanying Colonel Savage's
party was attacked near Crazy Woman's
Fork, and five soldiers were killed and .
large number wounded. All the wounded
that fell into the hands Of the savages were
scalped and tortured In the most barbarous
manner.
An immigrant train, encamped with the
Cheyenne indians, were attacked by n
large party, the men killed, and the women
and children carried of
Colonel Savage and his wagon-road party
were harassed by the Indians for over q
hundred miles, and were Obliged to camp
every night In the hills away from water
The whole party is now eneamped at Old
Fort Reno and at Pincy Fork of Powder
River, closely besieged by the hostile
Sioux.
Nearly all the stock of the road has
been run OIL and great suffering is inevi-
table.
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-08-18
Washington Matters.
WAanINaToN. Anrnst

WASHINGTON, August II.
Major General j. NJ. Schofield, the present
commanding officer of the Department OF
Virginia. has been designated as Assistant
Commissioner of the Freedmen's Bureau
the duties Of which Office were formerly
exercised by Major General Terry.
1t Is probable that all the members of the
Cabinet, except Mr.. Harlan and possibly
Mr.. Stanton, as well as General Grant and
Admiral Farragut with their staff officers
will accompany the President on his trip
toChicagO.f iI
Much activity is exhibited by the Indian
Department sending annuities for the In
dlans TO the West, and the treasure pro-
vided for the payment of all the bills. The
Department seems determined that the In
dians shall not commence hOstilitios with
the broken faith of the Government as a
preteXt.
A New York dispatch of yesterday says
"Several dangerous counterfeits have Just
made their appearance. A spurious fifty
dollar eompound-interestnO is most sue
cessful imitation of the genuine plate. It's
execution is almost perfect"
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-08-18
miscellaneous.
SALE OF A VALUABI u
MILL PROPERTY AT MIAMISBURG.

Adam Shade Mon,so%RsrS saRsrl9T cSSnfs SS"F; Ohio
Joseph Tapscott ct alD Case 3iii
IN pursuance OF an order Of sale, issued in the
public sale, ut the door Of the Court House In The
city of Dayton, on
Saturday, august %, 1866,
1.-TWO O'Clock m, tho following real estate TO.
VII; situate In the county Of Montgomery and
state of ohio, and known and described ms being
In sections twenty five (25) and thirtv-ono fsIf
town one and range six NJ RS: beginning nj the
northwest corner of said section thirty one fIl1
on the east bank Of the Great Miami river; thence
Win the mcAndcrings thereof $40 " 30 DOles
~ al z poles 10 u stake; thence 3f9 I 10
poles 10 the corner OF lot No g. on IIueit's adj
dition to the town of Mamisburg; thence n
lJh = 1913 poles TO the n W corner of lot No q;
thence $ 81s 1916 poles TO the n W corner OF
said lot No o. thence n b5j 10 poles 20 The cen
Ter Oi the Miami turnpike; thence with the center
Oh sald PIKE 1bS . f2f poles 10 the edge of the
water IN tne Miami canal thence with the margin
OF said canal "a 2Sa poles to the north lime Of
section No 25 thence s9lS W 37b poles 10 tbe
place OF beginning, containing eleven acres and
lSi pef0hcs, more or less agreeably to the survey
made by w. q. George, county surveyor of Mont
gomery county Ohio. April 10, 1917
And also lots No and in Philip Huelts addi-
ton 70 the town Of Miamisburg, Ohio.
Sald premises have been appraised as follows viz,
The II acres and lS1 perclf Appraised at A0OO
Lot No. appraised at ,.......... ibD
Lot No, q appraised at .......... . IbO
None can sell forlcss than tive. thirds the appraised
value
ON the tract containing the eleven acres and 1877
perches Is the mill now being run 10y Joseph Tap
scott; The water power is one of the very beat on
the river The dam has just recently been re.
paired, ami consequently Is now in good condition
Ihefe Is also on the premises a two story brick
dwelling The ground connected with the mill il
inc very best oi bottom. Terms of sAlo-lASH
ADAM CLAY. Attorney iy9iwts
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-08-18

gB-We have often known and heard of
instances where the benefits derived from
advertising were shown to be immense, but
the strongest illustration, we have lately
read of was that Of a young bachelor, who,
tired of his lonely position, advertised for "A
wife. In three days he received answers
from eighteen husbands, each one freely
offering to allow him TO take theirs, with
out money and without price," Elev en-
offered him "boot" ranging in
value, all the way from pair of old shoes
to farm in Vermont.
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-08-18
[By the Atlantic Cabol
Prussia Declines the Demand of
France.

V,. ,,- ,,--,
Prussia Decunes the demand 0l
France.
PARIS, August l5.
Tho F,nnoror Nonoloor roooIved th,
Prussion Embossador to-day ot an audi.
ence at the Tnileries. The Minister deliy.
cred To His Majesty the reply of the King
of Prussia to the French note. demanding
am extension of the frontiers of the Empire
to the Rhine. The Staats paper declares
that the demand Is nadmissibie, and that
Prussia will not accede to IL. Napoleon re-
piled that he had made the demand in or
der TO satisfy public opinion in France.
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-08-18

PmoToGRArHs.-W. X. Young has just
reiitted his Photographic Gallery, on Third
near the Telegraph Office, in elegant style
and is prepared to accommodate his friends
and the public with pictures put up in the
best style of art.
A liberal deduction win be made TO fam
lilies. The lights such that pictures can
be taken In any kind of weather All in
vited TO call.
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-08-18
For the Daily Empire. !

Is W. ID. Bickham, editor of the Journal,
the same person to whom was extended the
courtesies of the House of Representatives
Of the United States. as congressional re-
porter for the Cincinnati Commercial, and
who was subsequently "kicked out" for his
base and lying ISLANDERS on Democratic
members OF the House, and who was com
PEELED to eat his own wordsP II is gener-
ally supposed he is."
We pause for reply" STRIPES.