The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-05-19

aubnoriZeu 10 select an alternate to attcnl
in his stead, from the eleven aIternates an
pointed by the Convention. u
ID. A. Houk, Esq, being called upon
made few brief and appropriate remarks
The Convention then adjourned. Aui
va Gm TO. LOWE, President.
Gs@R'E Jrsss E hIsEn, H.Rsv Vice Presidents.
4. THOMPSON, Secretary. .n
LuNcH.-Schieble & Ruff, at the Colo
made, No. 2ss Second street, viii set
splendid Lunch at ten o'clock, on Monday
morning next Turtle Soup and all the ex.
tras of the season will be on hand. Cal
In. .a. . r1 .l5 1td
MIsTAKE.-Our notice of the Steam
Laundry was wrong. They commence
operations in full blast on Monday, NAV
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FIRST OF THE SEAsoN.-Nice spring
chickens will be served up at all hours, at
the Atlanta House No. 20 Market street.
m16dtf
GS- DIR. Hall, of the Journal of Health as
serts that calOmel is the only effectual rem
edy for cholera; WHILE on the other hand.
DR.. Scott asserts through the UniversaI
Journal Of Health that calomel is especially
fatal IN cholera cases. Doctors aoiH differ.
.H.e
WANTED.-Half a dozen young ladies to
learn the Millinery business, at the popu
lar Millinery establishment of Mr.. Gabriel
Haas, No. 1886 Second street, miss Good
mans old stand.) ala-dtf
G2- There are in Indiana 2l7 Odd Fellow
lodges, with total membership of II, 2s3.
Within the pastsix months $50 needy bretb
rem and u widowed families have been re-
lieved' and over $4,000 expended for char
table purposes. ~ aa la|
JUST Observation-Disclosures large lot OF
Mems and Boys new style Spring anl
Summer Hats and Caps, to be sold at great
ly reduced prices. 9w o0l
.alfrrsr g. g. FERNEDINd,
3O6 Second ST., bet. Main and Jefferson. 4
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+ GS A man and his wife were saved from
burning to death at Cincinnati on tuesday
night, by New, FOundland dog of theirs
rushing into their room and awakening
Them while the house in which they lived |
was burning.
eS Artemus Ward, who designs soon
eaving for Europe, says, in a recent letter
20 Portland paper: ~ had intended sail |
ng from Portland, but am told, though
Iour steamers leave punctually, they sell
lom reach the other side. This will deter
ne from patronizing them. / would not
lie In the spring time, unless It was neces-
ary." ~
70 The Conference of the nom -Episeopal
Methodist Church, now in session at Gin
innati, had lively time Tuesday after
loon, on the subject of Negro Suffrage.
t was made apparent that majority ofl,
he ministers were in favor of negro suf-
rage Copperheads were denounced, and
resolution denunciatory Of Odd Fellows
nd Masons was laid on the table by only
eas4e, nays %. & > n ] oA W Y
LuNcn.-John Gengnagel will set a splen-
i'd LAUNCH tomorrow Sunday. morning,
rom ten till twelve o'clock, at the "Day-
on- View House." Turtle Soup and all the
Ice things of the season will be supplied.
lis Garden has been fixed up in the best .
lyle, and refreshments of all kinds wiz be
FINISHED to visitors during the day and
vening. This is one of the. most pleasant
laces of resort In the vicinity Of the city.
DISCHARGE OF THE NATIONAL GuARD.-lu,
djutant-General Cowen commenced on !
'ednesday, the leth inst- signing dis
iarges of members of the National Guard. i,
is said that there are over 5000 of these
scharges to be issued. iifl