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The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1866-12-12

A LII PERSONS WHO DO NOT ENJOY
II the blessing Of good health can obtain relief by
CO. sultIng Dr. KlNKkLlN, German physician. DR.
Knken treats all diseases prepal es and administers
his edicines. They pure, safe, and reliable
He invites all person. suffering nom disease to call on
him. Consultation free during the day, and offices
open till O'Clock In the eve ming. N w. corner Of
THIRD and UNION Streets, between Spruce and Pine
tTeets. 6l46m
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THE YOUNG MEMS CHRISTIAN AssoCIA-
TIoN held an interesting meeting last evening, a.
their rooms on Chesnut street A committee was
appointed, with power to act, to get up a tempe
rance meeting
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PREPARING FOR WINTER.-The ferry
companies are busy engaged in making prepara
tons for the winter. Their slips, wharves, and boa
are being put in substantial order, that as little
delay possible may be experienced when the river
Is blocked up with ice. e. =
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They are entitely yegetabe, having no smell nor any
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way to remedies purely vegetable, pleasant to the taste
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CROSBY OPERA HOUSE.
OSBY OPERA HOUSE
ART ASSOCIATION.
The DATE DETERMINED.
The Day which the Final Distribu-
tiOn viii Positively Take Place is
JANUARY q, 1867.

We the undersigned, Commi'te appointed TO con-
duct tie awarding OF premiums to the members the
CROSBY OPERA HOUSE. ART ASSOCIATION,
Have been authorized by the management announce
MONDAY, JANUARY FL, 1867,
AS the time when the
FINAL AWARD
OF al the Premiums shah be made, without further
postI onement
in order hat Mr. Crosby may realize the full benefit
of his erprise and that the certificates be held
by bona fde purchasers and not him IL Is necessary
that the remaining certificates should be speedily dis
posed Of The Committee assure all parties nerested
that every will be taken TO secure perfect fairness
VILLA Il I. CooLBAUGH, President Union Ma.
tlonal Bank
l.. q. HALL Hall, Kimbark Il co.
CLINTON BRIGGS, Ewing Briggs u Go.
j q. DORE, President of the Board of Trade.
AMES H. BOWEN, President Third National
JAMES C. FARGO, Superintendent American Ex-
FRANCIS A. HOFFMAN. Ex.LIeutenant. Governor.
]. Y. MUM. NUM- IL Scott, Elevator
j. A. ELLIS, President Second National Bank.
The Subscription Books Will be Closed
whe the Sale of Certificates shall
have been Completed,
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NEWS BREVITIEs.

In speaking of the late great fire in
Quebec, the Mercury of that city saws
'When the fire brigade had got to work,
and begun to produce marked effect, some
monsters cut four of the hose, the newest
and best in the city. Before this occurred
there was every reason to believe that the
fire might he confined to Il narrow circle"
An attempt to break the will of a Mr..
Allaine, who left S300.OO0 TO his Young and
handsome second wife, who was also his
mistress before the first wife died. and cut
off his children with 800 each, though one
of them is n widow and blind and poor, has
just failed at New York.
The work Of eXhnming the Federal dead
In the State Of Georgia has commenced. and
will be continued until all are removed to
the National Cemetery, mt Marietta.
The Delaware. Ohio. Gazete saws Mir
Lewis Graham. OF that county, lost, during
the late freshet, by drowing, 10 sheep, val
ued at 500. They were in an inclosure on
the Olentangy.
VIM. Napier, ESQ. brother OF Sir Charlie,
Napier, has located for the present ii
Franklin, Tenn, Ii is said he Is going tc
purchase n large farm IN the neighborhoot
of that town, aud will become permanent
resident of Williamson county.
DEATH or NOTED JocKEY.--The Pal
Mall Gazette saws: Harry Grimshaw. the
jockey who rode the famous horse Gladia,
teur 10 victory In the great races Of 1868
was thrown ont of his gig on his way from
Cambridge TO New Market on Wednesday
and Killed.
Among the uinety-three depraved fe-
males, who were victims of the Evening
Star calamity, was the notorious Mrs. Gun,
ningham Burdell who figured so exten.
siyely, snmo years ago, in the murder case
OF DIR, Burdell.
The Bucyrus Journal says the potato croI
Of Crawford county Ohio, viii be almost 4
failure the wet weather having developed
the rot.
Chief Justice Chase has denied in the
New York papers the stories that have
been circulated concerning his daughter
and her husband. That may be termed the
verdict of the highest court, from which
there is no appeal. But where's ''littlC
Spragueyy p
The number Of deaths in Holland from
cholera from April 2sth to August 25th wa,
l5,s0S; in Belgium from the commence
ment OF the epidemic to August 3lst
1859.
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Obituary.


CRAMER-Ou sunday evening last October
Goth near BellbrOok, Green Count Miss LiE1Ic
Crumur, daughter OF Mr.. Thomas Cramfr Esq,
aged twenty one years and -four months.
Tho funeral services took place ON Tuesday, the
23d, and were conducted by the Rev. - stcck. Of
Dayton. The Presbyterian Chucb iu which they
were held was nllcd TO its utmost capacity aislcs
altar, pulpit-steps, aud every available SPOT be-
ing occupied by sympathiling tticals, whom the
mOurnful occasion had drawn together LIZLIT
was favorite in the midst o, ilrg. circle of
friends Her qualities were such as 20 eudclr her
to all who knew her Intelligent, social lovely
she deserved to have friends, and she had them
Beautiful and touching was the tribute which
these friends paid to hen memory. Il was the
tribute Of tears, prompted By the recollection Of
the virtues Of the loved one whose face they would
see no more. May they all learn the lesson which
her unilmely death is mcant to convey. May their
prayer be, so teach rs to number or days, that
we may apply our heats unto wisdom"
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-10-24
The Threatened Radical Rebellion
in Baltimore

The threatened resistance of the Radi-
Gals in Maryland by armed force against
the State authority, if ft shall remove the
Baltimore Police Commissioners from
office, is thus noticed by the New York
Times, which is now acting with the Re
publieans. 1t says:
Everywhere the Radicals Of the ultra
stripe seem disposed TO take matters into
their own hands, and TO assert their right
10 rule, whether the law gives them war
rant or not. From Baltimore, for Instance,
we hear OF armed organizations, of appeals
for physical aid, of preparations for street
conflict. And for what purpose? And un-
der what provOcation {? Why, in view OF
the possible removal by Governor Swami
OF Police Commissioners who ARE charged
with violation of duty. The law makes
the Governor the judge during tho recess
of the Legislature; the case is brought to
him In conformity with law, and he de-
clares his resolve 10 be governed by the
law in any action he may take. His posi-
tion in the premises is legally impregna-
BILE, and the spirit in which he approaches
his duty-judging from his reported re-
marks--is unobieetionahle, II his de-
cision be at variance with law, the law
furnishes the means of redress. Yet, for
soOth. the Radical faction declare that, law
or no law the Police Commissioners shall
not be removed; aud preparations have
been made by the mob for armed resist
ance TO the lawful authority of the State
Executive.
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-10-24
EDITORIAL BREvITrEs.

OuR BRrrisu RELATIONSHIP Is now well
understood that the Government at Wash
mgiou are resolved, IN Kindly but cuer-
ceiic and determined manner to require
Immediate uction our clnims for indom-
nifty which have sn made against Great
Britain, and which that Government on
various dim.y protcNts, have managed to
stavc OF.
OuR ISDnN WARDs.-Thcrc Is every iu-
ilicaiion that we are 20 have an almost gcu-
cral war with The main Indian tribes.
General SuERN4N. when last heard from,
was M Fort Dodge on the Ith. Tho General
had given eight days to the Indians to
] bring In the other three white women, and
! u they did not return them without pres
cnts there would be war. They promised
to return in Ave days or else they would
/ fight. As the live days have expired, the
! United States troops are ON the alert.
TnE FENt4Ns.-Thcrc Is increased ami
nation around the RoBERfs Headquarters
lin New York aud another campaign on
Canada Is ON the tapis. The uniforms have
been contracted DR., and arms purchased.
! SENATOR WiLscN.- Tho Boston journal
dcnies the story that senator WILSON has
m1dca public profession Of religion, al
though his mind, it says, "has OF late been
turned TO a consideration Of his personal
duties towards the cause Of CHmsT.' Mar
yelous, JEREMIAH CoLDnAn, alias lIlNRY
WILSON, is only considering what shall be
his relations to CHRIST. How mortifying
tt must be to Cumsrl
a telegram, yesterday morning states
that Hon. S. s. Cox has declined the nom
ination to Congress from the Fourth New
/ York District. Nevertheless, he made one OF
his Characteristic speeches, in Brooklyn the
other night, in which he attended to HENRY
WARD BEEcuER, rs political priest. And.
oh what a scnthug.
WHO CAN birEAcHg-If the President is
impeachcd, what? Tie must be tried by
the Senate, What is the Senate? It Is that
branch of the national Legislature which is
composed OF two Senators from every state
in the Union. This is the jury before whom
! the President is to be arraigued in case OF
impeachment and he may demand that
every Juror present, and commanded by the
| law to act as such. shall SO act at the trial.
ON THE TmroD.-Govcrnor GREINER, as
| he IS called--once Territorial Governor of
/ New Mexico-and, in "Old Line Whig'
| times. as Poet Laureate of the party in
Ohio, has mounted the tripod of the Zaues-
Vile Times.
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An There il ofit.

The point of the case IN Baltimore, be-
tween the Police Commissioners and the
Governor OF the State is, in brief, whether
the majority Of the people Of Baltimore
shall vote at the next election, or remain
dlsfranchised, and subjugated by the
minority under a disabling registration
inahgurated during the war and enforced
at the last election by an armed police. The
"nniversal suffrage doctrine Of the Radi-
Gals only refers to the aiiirersal aegro,--con
sequently, their policy is to odisfranchiss all
white men who will not vote their ticket
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-10-24
ayew advertisements.
sHERIFFs SALE.

Thomas V. Lyons gs. Boiubrldgc IT Miller ct Al.
superior Court Of Montgomery County, ohio.
No $3.50.
/ y pursuance oI an order of sale issued In the
i above case and to me directed. will ofer at
public sale, at the doog of the Court House In the
city of Dayton, ON
Fiiddy, NorenJer 30, 1896,
At two O'Clock T. NJ. the fullnwng real estate to-
wit situate In the county ol Montgomery and
state Of Ohio, and described as follows to-wit.
Being lot No, 2li IN the town OF Miamisburg and
county aforesaid, commencing ut the corner oi
in-lOt No. 96; thence east to tho Miami Canal;
thence south along the canal to the north side OF
the Basin thence west along the north line of the
Basin 20 Race street; thence north on Race street
to the place Of beginning, excepting such part as
was sold to tho incorporated village of Miamis.
burg for continuation OF Pearl street
saidpronises have beenappraised ats
and cannot sell for less than two-thirds OF the ap.
praised value thereon
said lct has upon it dwelling house and large
ware house situated on The Miami Canal!
terms of sale--cash
&c. II. DAVIDSON, Sheriff
ADAM tLAf, Attorney. uCaiWts
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Sptrial alotlrfs.
MEDICAL NOTICE.

Dr. ". CON y may hc consulted as follows:
Ia DAYTON At Che Phillips House on Fridays
sept. IL Oct l9 Nov. % Dee. %, Feb. 1 ; March
4; April ie' MAY n; Iuuo n.
In fROl at the Morris House, on saturdays
sept. % oct 20; N0v. "a : Dee 90; Fob :: Mnrt.h
y; April 49, May ~; June -
In AENl ~ the Depot Eating House on Thurs
days, sept. l3i Oct l8; Nov. 22 Dec %; Jan 81 :
March q April u MAY 10; june 90
In SPRiNGFtELD Mt the Wills House on
Thursdays, sept 90 oct. 90 Nov. 20 Jan. 3; FEB.
z; March ~ April 49, May %; June 81.
Pr CONE has had Offices Ia each of the above
places, that no has regularly visited Tor the past
seven years, and rs he has treated and cured many
Patients, in each Of the above places he can give
the best OF references Ia each place TO his SKIN
Dr. CONE Treats aud Cures all varieties OF
Chronic diseases. including those Of the Eye and
Ear; makes no charge for consultation; but Il
those who consult him desire treatment he charges
Cash for his Medicines.
Medicines that viii last patieutfrom four to six
months, cost from Five to Thirty dollars. in Cash
address; Dr. L. CONE,
COLUMBUS, ONO.
opo0
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-10-24

The Loulsvlllc Jomaoi SAYS that General
BANKS talks about the Radicals having
"enemles IN their rear" Tho chiyaric
BANKs had plenty OF enemies IN his rear
when he turned tail, aud, at the head of his
forces, ran tor life from the ar Interior
forces of DicK T,yLoR lie should be
known In history as the BAVRs OF Red
River
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-10-24

SPORTING ~ lNDnNA.--lmmens nocks
.of wild pigeons are making their appear
ance in several places IN Indiana. The New
Albany Ledger says the sportsman there
abouts are now enjoying themselves finely
in shooting quail. squirrels, phcasants and
other small game, all Of which are very
abundant in the woods and fields in that as
well as the adjoining counties.
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-10-24

NVVHIHE IsHys IUV VIUVUHHVI LHlUHVJ'
shows the fraudulent character Of the vote
of BRouGH in 1868 more than these figures.
The total vote that year was 100000, or
$4,000 more than II was in the Presidential
election of 1854 and 1000 more than was
cast this year. There is no doubt that
these latter elections drew ont many thou
sand more honest votes than that election
did, The Democratic vote is steadily in
creasing in the state. Twelve years ago
its vote was but 100000; now 1t is about
double that or 2l5,000
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-10-24
Special Caution.

toIjSCltIl CdullOD.
MFs,WTNSa,OW'S SO1TEEING SYRUP
has become go popular that various parties have
put out articles caling them Mrs Winslow's =.
Please take notice that THE MRS. WINsLOw or
rilE 7pOVUiNG SYRUP Is NOT cos NHCTED
WITH .ANY 0rIlEH ARTICLE. iuadNwam
IsObuCk's E3ittsrs.
''Thcro n many a tue word spoken
in ieht,n said gentleman 10 his friend who re.
marked that '''!reeHbRcks good, but
RSbRchs ARC brtter.1'
ntHHItGs tND CELlBAOY, an Es-
sayof Warning and Instruction for Young Mcu
Also Diseases asd Abuses which rrostrate the
vital powers with sure means Of rclier Sent free
Of charge tn scaled lottcr envelopes. Address Dr,
!, sKiLGlA HOUGHrON, How aM Association,
Philadelphia Pa aultiawSm
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stanton.

y special from Washington, to yesior-
days Cincinnati Gazette. says of this affair
Letters from persons az Washington.
likely to know, say that Stanton will
certainly resign as soon as he has finished
the report upon which he Is now engaged.
and that sherman will as certainly succetd
him as acting Secretary In order to satisfy
Grant while reorganizing the army.
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-10-24
for sale.
4lew Aaptrttsements.
GREAT SiLE OF gIYY LOTS.

On TWesdoy, he 23a day Of Octobcr. 1866, ~,
tloo O'Clock T.. H.
w II will sell mt Public Venduo oS rig rRENts
w rs, at The Atlantic & Great Western Railway
Depot on frSt street the following lots in the city
of Dayton Ohio VIZ;
Lots No 1916, 29lB, 29t1 29is 99ia 9aa0 s952 $751;
Sl2 3l83 3tli, 1896 1886 $780, 3I95 $3.50 $40 37aS
5lla $3.50 375l, 3152
These lots are situated on the north side of First
street, and between Keowee and Webster streCts
They are very valuable lots
Terms OF sale. third cash, one third IN one
year, and ono third in two years-deferred pay
ments secured by note aud mort gage.
JOHN HOWARD SON
Ocl9dts Olice opposite the Court House
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-10-24

AUCTfONEER oFREAL ESTATE, PERSONAL
PROPERTY, OF ALL RINDs-IIoUsE.
HOLD GOODS, &c,
No 10 Vain street, Empire binding,
Also, Wholesale and Retail dealer In Dry Goods
broad Cloths. Cassmeres, Fancy Goods Glnves
Hosiery, and Notions of all kinds
Favor him with call, and lind everything sat.
istoctory.
Remember No 40, Main streot, "Emplra''
Building, next dOer to 6oodman't SEQ
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-10-24

a5B~ The Albany Erenilig Journal after u
long discussion OF the impeachment ques-
tion. concludes with an expression OF hope
that the attempt 10 impeach Mr.. johnson
will not be made. The JomWal Is the CEN
tral JacObin organ In New York.
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-10-24
The nmciaI vote of Ohio.

The full Official vote of Ohio has not been
declared as yet, but the following table of
the Congressional districts il a near APP
proXimatiOn to il:
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-10-24

tS- Emerson Ethcridgc is mentioned as
a candidate Cor Governor Of Tennessee, to
succeed Brownlow.
"Ipsatiate ar.hcri would not ono su1,ca4"
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-10-24

Is the most popular HAIR RESTORATIVE Of
the day. It is cleaner moro richly pcrrumed and
is warranted To restore gray hair to It's natural
color; stop its coming on; remove daudruG FROM
the scalp and prevent badness Read the follow.
ing home testimony
CERTIFICATE.
The following is TO cert ~ that | have used
RINGS VEGETABLE AMHROSIA for the past
six months and J have iound In IL all that ia
claimed for il to perform Mvhcad has been near
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SIX years At lcast-aud by adhcring TO the direo-
say that now have fine growth Of healthy hair,
whilst all other restoratves have failed. l can
also testify rs to its qualities in restoring gray
my most intima friends. Know IL to be supe-
rior to all other restoratiyes. What DO know,
tics, and would recommend i to all rs being the
best article ln market WM. NJ. HlPPARD,
Dayton, Ohio, August "a 1866.
+. NJ TUBBs n Co, Props, Pcterboro, III
For sale ny all Druggists In Dayton, and every.
whore. Dr. w. W. STENVART,
au25aaw3m Wholesale Agent, Dayton, o.
ANEW PERFUME FOR THE HANDKERCHIEF.
Phnlon's might aIooming Ccreus."
Phnlon's "NiRhI Blooming Cereus."
Phaioa'- might 0Ioonina CCrc"-.~
Phaion's "Niah, ssioomiug Ccrcus."
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most exquisite. delicate, nnd rrnr
iisii led FROM the AN H.r.'' So
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BEWARE or COUNTERFErTs
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tjy3lMW Faweowly .I5l
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Mra. WINSL0W,
An experienced Nursc aud Female Physician,
Preseafs 10 The AftenfiDu Of Mothers her


We htrcput mp and sold this article FOR over 30
years. and CAN SAY ~ Confidence ANp TRUTH of
it twhatwe have noverbeen able 90 say Of any other
medicinc-NEvFR uAs 1T FAILED ~ SINGLE IN
STANCE TO EFFECT 4 CURE, when timely used.
Never did we know an instance Of dissatisr faction
by any one who used It. On the contrary, all are
delighted with its operations, ard SPEAK in terms
Of commendation Of its magical effects and med-
cal virtues, We speak in this matter WHAT WE
DO KNow,' after 30 years experience; Ann PLEDGE
oUR REPUTATION FOR rHE FULPILLNENT oP WHAT
WE nECtAEE. In almost every instance whero the
infant Is suffering from pain and exhaustion re.
lief will he round in fifteen or twenty minutes
aftci the syrup Is administered
! Ful directions for using will accompany each
bottle. None genuine unless the fac smile of
CURTIS PERKINS, New York, Is on the outside
wrapper
Sold by all Druggists throughout the world.
PRICE ONLY 35 CTs PER BOTTLE
aeilaw6m
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-10-24

This is by far the largest Democratic
vote ever cast in the State. IN round num-
l,,.,- "a .t,,,I, tt,,-.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1866-09-17
ORPHA ANS URT.

DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA, WASHINGTON COUNTY
To Wiz;
In the case Of James Johnson executor OF Dolly Ann
Williams deceased the executor Aforesaid with the
appreciation Of the Orphans Court OF Washington
County aforesaid appointed SATURDAY the LIST day Of
September next fort anal settlement and distribution
Of the personal estate Of said deceased and Of the
assets In hand far the have been collected and
turned Into money when and where all the creditors
snd heirs Of said deceased notified to attend with
their claims properly vouehed orthey may otherwise by
law be excluded from all benefit In said deceased es-
tate; provided copy Of this order be published
prsvioss 10 the said day.
Test; T. @. ROBBINS,
sull.lawSw Register VI wills
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1866-09-17
Aatiuual @epabtitatl.
LOCAL rUmVV0.
NATIONAL THEATRE opens tonight. The
Ice Witch! The Ice Witch!
Aoo1pExr.-On Saturday morning, abou

AccrpExr.-On Saturday morning, about
ii O'Clock, . workman on the Treasury sxtsnsion
named james Donnslly, employed in adjusting the
rigging Of the dsrrieks for hosting the granite
the avenue, bstwssn the Presidents House and
Treasury building, fell from tree, where he was
securing one Of the lines. He fell from height
Of about forty feet, and struck head nrst in pile
OF coal. D.. Garrett was OF once summoned, and
found him badly bruised, but, 90 far % could DO
ascertsined, not severely injured. He may, how.
ever, be hurt Internally. The sufferer was imms
diately taken to Lincoln Hospital for treatment.