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The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-10-22
BY TELEGRAPH.
From st. Louis

Sr. Lot1s, October 20.
4 beautiful Girl. named Caroline Bar
low. committed suicide IN this city ycstcT-
day hy swallowing arsenic. She com.
mltted the act 60 hide her shame
The Ute Indians are committing fearful
.deprcdatlons throughout the country, steal
ing stock, killing men, &C. aud have car
ricd away one mans wife and children.
hit Carson thinks the lnbuuches will not
participate in the troubles. The Indians
engaged IN the difficulty werc Momaches.
lie thinks only the headstrong youths of
this band will participate, and that the
head chief will not take part in It. About
ninety or q hundred lodges Of the Tabuache.
and Utcs had come to Fort Garland, and
had expressed their determination TO take
no part in the affair."
From Puebla there comes reports Of
other outrages. The Indians who com
miitcd them were New Mexican Indians
and not q part of the Colorado Superiu-
tendency. Colonel Carson thinks the war
will not be general
Specials from LeaVenwOrth. Kansas. re-
port that the Indians are troublesome on
the llaius, and that travellers and trains
are turning back. The Overland Station az
Chalk Bluffs has been burned, and Fort
IurnCd probably captured.
a Tribune Legvenworth special says
General Sherman Is hurrying forward
troops to the scene of the Indian outragos .
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Munetary aud Commercial.
Cincinnati Markets.
CTNCINNATL October 20


FLorR-The market was quiet. super
fine is held at $40 50@ll. trade brands, IN
cluding extra; and family nt Sl2 50@l3 5o,
and fancy at Sl4@l5.
WHFA Prices have not undergone any
change. No. , red was difficult 10 obtain
below 81 - and No. below 81 81 : Hill
wheat is quoted at 81 % and No. white ut
81.
CoRN-Thc demand is good for mixed
shellcd, and holders are firm at SlGS5r.
Ear is steady mt S36rSti6c. White shellcd
is scarce, and Is held at 9Oc., IN bulk anil
elevator.
OArs-No. were in good demand at a
6,I5c., and 40. / at iSc. The market was
firm, and prices have still further upward
tendency,
RyE--A firm market for the higher
grades. No. j. NOW quoted at 81 l2G
| 10, and one lot of choice was sold az
81 10.
BARLEN The market is steady at 81 GjGe
20 for prime Fall, and $ i5orl 80 for
choice samples of state Spring. ..-....
GRoCERlEs-Ihcm market has not changed
essentially since our last. The demand Is
fair M 26(u30i,c for fair t0 choice Rio Cof
for hard refined, and S0@9Oc. for Porto
Rico Molassr>.
WuSKY--A firm market for bonded al
Bic, hu the demand is light duty paid l.
quiet at 50 32W2 3d. the latter rate for
small lots,
SEEp-l lover rules firm al s. for prime
qualities Timothy is quiet ut 50 1908 20.
FlON Is IN good demand at 81 rs for prime.
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From Washington.
WA3lllNGrON. Octobcr 2

W N'ItNtaiuNs OtlOutT ~.
The internal revenue receipts for the
week ending to-day foot up SI.85l sos 28.
durine the fiscal year amounts to SllTSlS,
S07 -, National hauk-nOtCs issued during
the week. S25l,2i5; amount issued to date,
.S274,37G304.
The Eightyilrst French Regiment OF the
Line, which had arrived at Vera Cruz to
embark, and which was ordered back to
Orizaba, lost eighty pack mules with "a
great deal Of iis baggage, captured BY
guerrillas.
a company which was sent to recover the
baggage was completely cut up by tile
Liberals at Chiquihate, Tho losses being
twenty killed and all fhe others wounded
or captured.
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Great storm-Nassau in Ruins.



Licutenant-cnmmander William Gibson,
commanding the United States steamer Tal
hOma, reports to the Navy Department, mn
der dateof Nassau New Providence, ON the
9th inst. respecting a great storm that he
encountered but escaped. The center of
the hurricane passed over the Island OF
New Providence ON the lst instant, and the
scene of wreck and devastation Is MARY el-
ouS and very sad to see.
More than half Of Nassau Is I'm ruins !;
most of the houses are unrOoftd, many
blown TO pieces, and some moved bodily
from their foundations into the streets.
Churches. warehouses and other buildings
OF solid stone are shattered as if by u bonn
bardment.
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ONO Appoimtmenis.

w AShiN'iibNs 'ttIOOtf ~.
Gcnord McGroarty has got his papers.
and will succeed General Cary rs Assessor
of the Second Internal Revenue District. at
Cincinnati.
General Durbin Ward will succeed Mr.
'orwnc rs | nitcd States District ATTORNEY
for the Southern District of Ohio.
OTHER PoSrOm1CE APPOINTMENTS.
Henry Dickson. Nenia: John Oldhaus.
Brownsville; John IT,. Root, Brunswick /;
John Dixon. Putnam; Daniel Dugau
Ianesvillc; Andrew Eaton, Darlington; o.
+. Watson, spring Valley; Wade Armcn-
trout. May>vilc.
Hon. l.. u. Campbell. our Minister 10
Mexico, will receive his Instructions and
depart for Mexico ingtanirr. and seek the
.Iuarez Government Count MOnthalon.
the French Minister. is fully advised of
what is tranSpiri ~
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Sow NorIs Money Market.
NV YoRk, October 20.

NEN Orb october ~,
The money market Is Working easier,
aud has lost All the iirmness apparent on
Thursday aud Friday The demand Il
fairly active. but il Is readily let at 4@5
per cent. With most Of the business nc the
lower rate. The Government has good
supply ofcurrency, aud IS gradually taking
i'm IL strict obligations privately. which
wise arise from tie active speculaiions at
the stock Exchange. Prime discounts are
current no a@6 per cent, The gold market
closed up at li53s@liGat. The two eN-
tremes of the day We're i46 and li7, cash.
Goll has been loaned at 20 10 Hat. The
recovery from the lowest point was owing
To the rumors from Baltimore OF the pros,
pcct of trouble In that city on Monday.
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The FcnianS in Canada.
\ENA Nnntr Aninllar .

The Heral3's Toronto special says six Fr-
nian prisoners were arraigued there ou
Friday, and all pleaded Not guilty" Ar
ter the rsoners were removed, Mr. O'Brien
Colonel lyneh's attorney, made applica
tion to the Court for safe conduct TO Can
ada for General O'Neill and Colonel Starr,
to testify that Colonel Lynch was not pres
cnt during the fights at 'Ridgeway or Fort
Erie. The Judge stated they would be
liable to arrest.
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CLoTHING roR rHE MuhoN.-Lessncr q
Bro, arc now receiving at their popular
Clothing House, No l02 Main strert very
large stock Of clothing from the eastern
cities, made expressly for their house. all
Of tie finest quality aad latest and most
desirable styles. The assortment embraces
a LOT Of very fine gentlemcns' suits. made
up expressly to their order and al war
ranted first-class. Tbey have also a full
supply OF fine overcoats, youths and boys'
clothing-in fact everything that can be
desired in their line. Visitors to the State
1air will find IL 10 their interest to call and
canine the stock. They can procure the
best quality Of goods al lower prices than
any other house IN the city
9c15daw1w
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OFFICE FURNrruRE FOR sAE.-rhe Fire
mems Insurance Company, having re-
moved their Office to the northeast corner
OF Third and jefferson streets, IN the room
occupied by J, J.. Martin, Esq, as a Col
lectors ofiice--and having leased vault and
furniture connected with said room-thev
offer for sale the fire proof safe aud other
office furniture, at a bargain. Call at Office,
corner Third and Jefferson streets.
oc3df j. B. KING, Sec'y
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DYSPEPSIA!
' Doctor
, STRICIAND'S
! TONIC.
DE. srRIcKLANp'!

~--Z ToNIC is cOncen-
rated preparation of Roots and Herbs, with
hutiacids aud carmipatiyes TO strengthen
the stomach and nervous system. It Is q
certain remedy for Dyspepsia pr lndiges-
tion, Nervousness, Loss of Appetite. Acidi-
ty of the Stomach, Flatulency and Debility
IL IS not alcoholic, therefore particularly
suited for Weak, Nervous, and Dyspeptic
persons. For sale by all Druggists every
where atsl per bottle.
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The Fall Trade Opened
BOOTS AND SHOES.
H p. EMRICR,

No. IOi MAIN STREET, DAYTON,
$ nov receiving his tall stock OF Doors, SHOES
Il HATS aud tArs OF the latest styles and hest
quality.
Ills stock Of manufacturer work Is of the very
best quality and cannot be- surpassed hy anV ot her
house IN the city lie invites his ffiends especial
~ those In the country, tofcall aud examine his
A. 'Ortmcht They cannot fail 20 be satisfied us
regards style, quality ana price
Don't forget the place, No. iOa Main street op-
posite the Phillips House. se22wim
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SPLENDID OvFEcoArs.-Lebensbnrgcr &
son, No lOs Main street. have Just received
he most splendid lotof evercoats IN tho
city, which they are offering at very low
g,'res. Call aud see them. ltd6w
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LOOK 10 Your lNrERgsr.-tA ferneding.
No J0G Second. between Maiu nid Jeiier-
son streets, viii Tor the next thirty days
sell Boots and Shoes aud Hats and Caps at
strictly wholesale pricesin order to make
room for new stock. DIM
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SPoRrsMEN, ATTESTIoN.--C.F Ferneding, at
No. 3OG Second, between Main and. Jefier-
son streets, has just received another lot OF
those Rubber Hip Boots just the thing for
hunting ana fishing excursions. dim
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DEFY CoMPEnTIoN.-Iebensburger &
Son, No. los Main street, call particular at
tention to thelr new and splendid stock of
fall and winter Clothing. They defy COM
petition, and win not be undersold by any
other house In the city.
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SANDUsKY AND CINCINNATI RAILROADS.
This pioneer road in. Ohio, and the first one
that was completed to Dayton, has passed
into the hands of the new Organization and
Is now under its entire control At the an
nual mcetingof the stockholders, at SAN
dusly, on the 10th inst, the following
Board of Directors was elected;
Jacob W. Pierce, Israel Spclman and
Theodore a. Neil Of Boston; Rush II.
Sloan. Lester IL. Latham. q. FOllett and
VIM. G.. Lane, of Sandusky; Elisha c.
Litchheld. of New York and William WIZ
shire Of Cincinnati.
At a subsequent meeting Of the Board o.
Follett was elected Presidents /. IT, Ia
than, Secretary; and j. II. Potter super
intendent.
Under the new organization, we are
gratifled to state that the business and
financial prospects of this road are in the
highest degree encouraging. 1t is man
aged by an efficient Boardof Directors, but
It's present and prospective success Is ia 9
great degree owing to the energetic efforts
of J. H. Potter, ESQ., the Superintendent,
whose knowledge and experience in rail-
road matters peculiarly fit him for the re-
sponsiblc station he occupies. s.tt d"
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" ~ ~ AhhlNt NJ -
JEAN DE IHCHRE. NJ H.
TO Garancierc Il Dupont
No 21d Rue Lombard Paris,

SedeRfdrH and .sfaidiOuS Occupations, Grisys,
AABiefjes or whatever tends TO impair the vial
4ictioR Of the Brdbi, Hdrt or Nervous Sysfsia frc-
qucntly lead to tho most Distressing and EBbdj'-
gdssiHg Disorders Of the NtRILE SYSTEM STU
deRfs, C2eJgymea and Ldryels, therefore who are
especially liable 10 these Mcaknesses should re
PILLS.
Pamphlet, combining fuil particulars, with
man Spanish aud English accompanies each hos
aud viii be sent, 10y mail fioe of cost To- any one
who viii write for H.
Price, 81 per BON, or SIN Boxes Tor 81
sold ly all the principal Druggists, or viii be
sent BY mail securely aefled from an observation,
on receipt OF the specified price by any authorized
agent or by the sole General Agent, for America
OSCAR G. MOSES co, % tOrtlandt street, New
York Authorized agent tor Dayton--W ".
SGE WAIT orlers hy mail promptly a..
tandcd to ocalaWfdwlyI
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PROVIDE FOR WINTER. I'VE would inform
our readers that Lessner & Brother have
received 500 new and sound Government
o7ercoats, and they offer them for half
their value; therefore we would advise our
,aders to secure one In time.
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is warranted TO be the only preparation
known to cure Coughs, Colds, IIoarsencs;
Asthma, Whooping Cough, Chronic Cough.
Consumption, Bronchitis and Group. Il
ing prepared from Honey and Herbs it
healing, softening, and expectorating, an
particularly suitable forall affections ofth
Throat and Lungs. For sale by Druggists
everywhere iar3
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II A grey mare and colt which took the
second premium at both the County and
State Fairs, were stolen from the stable of
Mr. Anderson. the owner, who lesides in
this city, last night Marshal Hale and his
police are ON the track Of the thief and it is
his arrest
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-10-22

tB-Ilats and Caps very cheap, at Good
mans.
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MONEY SAVED rs MoNEY MADE.-The
above maxim is best illustrated by going
to Goodman's popular Boot and Shoe store
10 Main street, where every thing in his
line can be bought so low as to defy com
petition. His stock is the lnrgest and best
selected in the city; he warrants all his
goods, sews rips for nothing, and tries hard
to please all who fayors him with their GUS
tom. No wonder. therefore, that his store
Is crowded all the time with eager custo-
mers Give him a call, by allmeans.
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E% Cavalry oyer Goats, all colors at the
Eagle Clothing Store, lis Main street,
Sign of the tiolden Eagle.
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.sB- Blonses atsi 90, all wad lined at
the Eagle Clothing storc.
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BEsT's FILTERs-PRIcER REDUcED.-In or
TO have pure drinking water this warm
weather, r.. Best would announce that he
has reduced the price of his superior Filters
70 Sl5, This wU place them in the reach
of all, and no fafaily should be without
one. iV1O,1ff
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DINING HALL AT THE STATE Fam Fred.
Iauge's splendid Dining llpll and Restau-
jrant, at the state Fair, was one Of the
greatest attractions of the place. It was
splcndidly fitted up, and supplied with
everything in the eating line that could he
desired. The officers of the Fair took their
meals at this Hall, and all were unanimous
in their commendation of the manner in
which Il was conducted. Secretary Kip
part, who is good judge in matters Of this
kind, was particularly complimentary. Fred
fully understands his business in this line,
and we are gratitcd to record his complete
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ET-A lot for sale at auction BY g. =.
Huber & SON Auetioncers On Tuesday
the 23d of October 1866, AZ two o'clock p.
NJ, lot No. 2i6O. on Bcckcl street, half a
square north of Third street, on the upper
Hydraulic, with three fronts, Nill be sold
on the premises so-ttat buyers can. see for
themselves. Conditions are, one half cash,
the otherhalfm twelve months after. with
lawful Interest, and sccired By mortgage
on the lot. Deed good and given by John
T.. Muller. lid
GENTLEMEN -.G You want Something to
keep your feed warm and dry, provide
yotpPlyeS witfa paiifcr seal skin lined.
Rubbed Bottom, Nyatcr.Pr9o high shoes.
Just received at No. 800 Secoud, between
Main aud Jefferson streets. They r'e some
thing entirely new in Dayton.
oc1bdlm e.. EERNEBGN0.
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t8 ladies fnr liucd, Watcr Proof
Bnlmorais Just received ai G.. Fcrnetlings,
No. 3O8 second, between Main and Jelier-
son streets. Call and gct pair before they
are all sold. dim
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Has cured thousands Of the worst cases OF
Blind and Bleeding Piles. 1t gives imme-
dlatc relief, and effects u permanent cure.
Try it directly. 1t Is warranted to cure.
For sale by all Druggists at 80 cts. per
bottle.
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CATARRH is q disease of the mucous mem
branc OF the nasal passages and those cayi-
ties Of the head communicating with them.
insignificant as it appearsin Its first stages.
it is apt in Its progress to become instru-
mental i'm causing the loss or impairment
of smell, taste, hearing. and sight, and in
creating serious constitutional derange-
ments, not unfrequently terminating in
consumption.
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G8-Women's Kid Shoes at Goodman's at
Seyenty-hve cents.

TnE CANAL,-The Miami Canal, which
was so seriously damaged by the recent
food has been repaired, aud navigation Is
again opened. Boats are now making
their regular trips, and large amount ot
heavy freight ia being transported both
ways, q
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Life-Health-Strength.
Life-Health-Strength.
Life-Health-Strength.
DIR. JUAN DELAMARRE'S
SPECIFIC PILLS.

Are prepared by the Messieurs GARANCTERE Il DU.
POST pharmaceutsts, No 214, Rue Lombard
Paris, from the Prescription of DR. .ICAS DELA.
MARIE Chisef Physician to the Hospital du NOrd
IN Iarihoi
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CITY Council.
l,lriday Evening. o.

ti1uay Evening, Octobef' ~.
Present--Messrs. lddings, Gary. Drummer,
Keifer, Gebhart, Butt. Lehman, Bosler and
Braunschweiger. bog.
The minutes of the last meeting were read
and approved.
A communication from DR.. &. Jewett in
relation to assessment on lots fronting on
Main street hill for improvement thereon
was referred to the trustees of Eighth Ward
and City Solicitor
The Committee on Gas reported in favor
of changing several lamp posts on Fifth
street, between Brown aud Wayne streets.
Received and adopted.
The trustees of the Fifth Ward reported
In favor of opening an alley from the first
alley east of Jefferson street between Greene
and Jones streets. Received and the Solic-
itor instructed to report the necessary or
dinance for same.
An ordinance to improve KPoWee street
was read the second time.
A bill of Y. Kalbheisch q Co.. for flag
ging Ludlow street in front of j Dolls
lot, was referred TO the Market Master for
collection.
A bill of James Ford.Sl3, was referred to
Committee on Leyee.
The Ordinance Committee We're required
to report an ordinance for Improvement of
the first alley east of High street, between
Fifth aud McI.ane streets.
The Committee OH Grades were ordered
to report grades for the alley between
Fifth and New streets, running from Gin-
ton TO High streets, and the first alley east
of High, between Fifth and Mny streets
The Clerk was authorized to issue bonds
to the following veteran volunteers. fSlOO
each, to-wit: w. Gelhouse, Jacob CoiIman,
VIM. Baker and Chas. Knecht.
Council agreed to meethereafterat seven
O'clock Z. NJ, on each Friday.
Bills allowed: II. c. Silsby $2,9l2 46'; c.
A. Starr $50; +. Schaub S21 80; F. Geiger
50 20; A. Gebhart $40 V. Kalbncisch &
Co., 1874 so: Fauyer & lronsdes 800 40; j.
II. Balsley $l,50; Stcker & Slifcr 50 i2 ;
Hicks S3l ~; Kohlreser & Pfeifenberger
$500; Jos. NJ. Locke 500 2G; Pauyer q
Archer $40 10.
After passing an appropriation Tor the
above, Council adjourned.
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G.S- Women's fine sewed Balmorals at
Goodman's at 81 co.

VNs
QUICK WoRK.-On the night of the 18th,
j. Millhousc, residing nearPiqua. had three
horses and a buggy stolen from his premises.
ON the next day we printed bills for Mr..
Millhouse, offering reward ofSl50 for the
arrest of the thiefand recovery of the prop
erty. On Saturday, the thief (whose name
we did not learn) was arrested here by
policeman Staley. The thief was taken to
the Miami county jail, and the property
restored to the owner, who promptly paid
the reward. This was quick work
rather too quick for the thief :.
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tire new apartment---thc best in the city
Just received by Lebensburger 4 Son, No.
l0S Main Street.
BoLD AITEMPT ar ROBBERY A bold at
tempt was made early yesterday morning
to rob the clothing store Of Col. Henry
Miller, on Third street. About three o'clock,
officers Scully and Tllomas saw two men
crossing from the direction Of the store to
wards the Postotlice, which excited their
suspicions that all was not right. On 60
| ing to the door Of the store, they found It
uniastcned. One Of the policemen stood
watch, while the other went for Col. Miller.
On examining the premises, they found
that the thieves had been in the store aud
commenced piling the goods ON thecounler
preparatory to their removal, but so far rs
they could see nothing had yet been taken
away. But for the timely appearance of
the officers, our friend, the Colonel, might
have been relieved ofa considerable portion
of the valuable goods on his shelves. We
congratulate him on his lucky escape.
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liusToN llAI,--tiRAND CoNynr To-
MGHr.-Our citizens are invitcdfo a most
pleasant and attractive operati9ntertain-
inent this evening. at Huston fall. The
celebrated open Troupe undi the man
agement Of Max stWkosch, vi give one
Of their delightful concerts, dnbining an
array Of musical talent rarelyif ever, wit
ntssed IN this city. Mile Pdowska' the
rrima Donna Soprunno. is 4 artist In the
true sense ofthe tcrn. possfing fine exc
cution and admirable taste Mile GeDele
has rich contralto voice, ind in concert
pieces is one of the best ptlormers In the
country. Mr.. Carl Forne the world-re-
nowue,l basso, is also one the troupe, and
has hosts Of friends In Dakon, who know
how to appreciate his lle artistic skill
signor Giuseppe Limbeti the principal
tmOre. from the Gand operas OF
Rome Milan and other European
eitics-Nr D. Boekclhan, the eminent
pianist--Mr. f. Jchin Prume, one OF the
most distinguished yblinists Of the age,
and Prof Bchrcns, tlf accomplished musi-
cal director, combine 10 make up an array
ofmusical talent aud genius surprising
amy ything Of the Kind ever witnessed here
before The weather promises to be fine
this evening, and as 1t is a long time since
our people have witnessed anything APP
proaching the anticipated entertainment, II
Is only reasonable to expect that Huston
Hall viii be crowded to its utmost Il
should be borne in mind that only one con.
cert will be given by this celebrated troupe
Seats should be secured early.
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THE DAU4a EMPIRE.
CITN AMI suBURBAN.

sss- FmlNSlyctSuit. nov for -alc vt the
Eagle Clo,hing Stbrc.
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Letter OF RecommendntiOn.

GENrLEMES:--Wr have used the SPECIFIC
PILLS" made from DIR. DELAMARREis PREsCRIP-
rIoN during several years past in our private and
public practice, and have found them most ener-
getlc and efficient Remedy in cases Of Spermator-
rhea or seminal Weakness; Nightly, Daily, or
Premature Emissions; Sexual Weakness or In
pOtEcy; Special arrangements of the Nervous Sys.
ten; Weaknesses arising from secret Habits and
Sexual ENcesses; Heid1dfiOR of the Genital Or
glns Weak spine; Affections OF the Eyes Lime"
Or Brick Dust" Depos Is in the Urine; milky"
Discharges; PalencsS of the skin. with Sunken
Cheeks and BloodleSS Lips ''Pinched" Features
Irregular action of the HeCgf and in althe ghhsty
train Of symptoms arising from Over-usc abuses
or loss lum any cause. of the Nervous Force
We earnestly advise The Profession aud all per-
sons suffering from any nyf0Hdiic or OsgtRic
Agtcti1rs of the tiENIrO-J RIStNN SYslrNs. to use
these pms with high respect We are ynutN most
sincerely.
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NolicE TO WHOM II MAY OoNcERN. II
baggage left at the City Hotel Dayton,
Ohio, win be sold TO pay charges on same
if not called for within ten days,
DIT c. f. WRIdHT, Proprietor.
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FORGET IT NoT-That the great sale OF
Dubois will be on Wednesday, October "a
all good stock. horses, 10 head of cattle
and everything appertaining to farming
utensils such as Wagons, Buggies, sc, Sc.
Also l3 head of hogs. E
Sale at Charles Conipton's farm, on
Miamisburg pike, foot of the hill.
C.P. HUBER Sc Son, Auctioneers.