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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-07-16

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dfssssaf '' ssiry ,rs from Sn.s1r
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Arr from rhiiaaeiphia Jsly hsmogaA At Falmouth 81
S. New ss os.S. ~ yiai D s.n at H.
q 's' es: ID. sre ss a.s' ,ssHe'
Yasns ssI@ H:s s 1--we george f'aa
Arr from fsn.seol. july Bones - Queeessows.
Ar from mobile Il uurlSu,, "a. Huron ..A Alto.
Tatnber, al Liverpool
Arr FROM savannah Gladaton.. 81, Milton Lookhar Al
Liverpool.
Aufom San Francisco Aprl 80 white swallow. a. nosx
Kong
ship Constantine has boon ashore on Blaet~all Point
NO damage reported
ship Mozart Hamburg Tor EYerk al Falmouth eakYl
Will discharge part " her cargo.
American Ports.
BOSTON, July i5-Art barks savannah. Hayana; Path
finder Port EweI, brga Roberts carirnAs MARY
Thompson, Trinidad Forward Cienfuesos; fnuccs cd.
and ussry PbilAdolphlA
HoLAEf loLE, Juiy s-Ar hriSa Monica Bangor fcr
Philadelphia VolAnt d. Tor DO: Achra oongh DRren for
Boston. Magnolia and Capitol BANGOR FOR SYors unloa.
DO =. Whspingtoni senator hbrdse for dot Tyrone.
Charrynoid iof sai John Adams nskand FOR Dol SARAH
Green Boston for ~ uar payd.gr Ana oeesn Wave da
FOR ThilAdalphiA E.ie ChAttrs, DlohE.alet Tor 10
ltth-Arr schr : Bent Eisabcthpor for Bo.ton.
PROVIDENCE. July i6-Arg snhfs charlie woolsey Ant
Cysnus Philadelphia John Dnugheft}, DO Tor Pavtuets.
IAN FRASCihCo july u.-Ars ship Car btpmuiers,
from Hamburg
SAG H1RD3R, Iuy i2-Arr sshr, odd Fellow. -, lsh.
Republican Albany.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-07-16

The following tables contain the names OF those only
In tho places designated VINO returned "a Income cf
500 900 or moro Cor the year lsSS:--
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-07-16

H.l...s 90 Y.aa Cent?. s,.ph.-..
E~~-n~ Jsy fs iass
raA ~a Firv. f0r Had tsssrs -s~vs.ns lac "a
a.sslfty atsb, ant - 80 rsissssf ftym lsA
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-07-16

A.>Why Risk Life by vcgieetf Relief
liz within the feaah Of Al. MAksDENR CARMffATIVh
6YRuP certain y fecyf and auru oreL u Diaas
and Dyseutery Us 10 other. Do bot allow druggist
palm oI articles which he mates batter pent Ua,t
for MARsDEhs oARhiNATIyE sYHyr md Insis1 DO
getting Price o. Depot ~ broadway.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-07-16

The Bees and plnto.-An Ane lent Writer
tells that lees lowered round the hps % Pto acted
by he honied words That's classic NIB, bat Il feet
that birds of beauty Hattsrng their panss aar
Newport and haGsf prefer " m The odora that scent
the rural tho air lls ensrancng fragrance "
fuALOa's MONT Bt0OMIhG CEHEUB.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-07-16

Every Day We Hear OS the Wosasvfaa
cures DAfIgYs oALvANIC HORsx sAIsvE 10 esssus0g
oompets The 81 gs sfstobes
ola .orss sns. ea,s A.. 10 suy msrvss~s Doe tstsi
dam
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-07-16

A.-A.-A.-A.-A.-A.- -A.-A.-A.
QoURAuDs ITALIAN INDICATED soAr cures rss.
rrsckirs. Mgth. ffmp~s, tsshw orms, Eraptons. ~.
0oUHAubT ORIENTAL cRKAN. OR MAGICAL
loas beauty th,s depot 80 Broadway. and drassss
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-07-16

Fiersnoe LeehssissA sewing MaeAssss
Best Ia the vond. rLoRgscK sEwIHv hAcufSu
COMPANY, No. ono grcsd~sy
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-07-16

BAaS FrEsr Chris Peterson SANDY Heos plot, came
up s cy yesterday and reports that the oh last 81
Nantucket bars unknown, Gre, with uarso
% perolsum. the O. board vs.ssi hound
The York pilot bosas Mar C.shsrass. No and
100. No nv her
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-07-16

All Prises Csshsa sn Legal Lessssiss.-
J. cLUry Bsosss, ITO Broadway.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-07-16

We desirc call The Rsratnsa "A" spring Wa
Tho anAysiH shows 70 contain large scat tscst
medicinal niacrai properties than tbs cons. kis'ns.a
vihy other spring Ia the World lea toat4
durotc eathare prop~rss wonderful aoetnvggf
the system IN . remarkable msnnsf We andsrstAnd
bens ksp By the principal sugxs hosis and ssoossS
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-07-16
A.

A.
TuEY PURIFY. sTRRs0TnRN AND INvI00RATg
they create healthy appetite
They a antlaotr 10 change ~ water and 1iag
They strengthen the system
Tb.y puufy tho breath ami stomach.
Th.y euro Dyspepsia and Cons pstlof.
They Liver Conpislnl and hsrvuva ifeadAohs.
DRAkEs PLAkTArloS HffrERA have oaIsd nperv
~ chrone weakness rthargy sD-ryton
and want or VITAL cn.Fy, Lan sny medess ths wnl has
produced They are particularly sasptef 70 drestS
females and persons OF ssI.nt.ry ooaapsans Observe
prupItrors stamp tho ~ sach bollls " ssr
dealer has no, got u. report ~ " ". DhAkE a co.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-07-16

0sovev 4 Bakers Ftsss preatwa
Broadway
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-07-16

rypHAna pArr GLOSS AxD cwwfIrp virip -
la ~ sAnsgs f0sfs- 80 - sp0ss
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-07-16

A.-Ths Great Charm ~ Nssosifs's Great
RHEUMATIC REMEDY hos 10 ths small aa.nu,y nsos.ss.
ersca q one dose forty drops1 svrs nstAas
re lief aud lhros repeated seldom fs 70 restore the sat
fcrsf W perfect health.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-07-16

FreoLied or saa-Duraed skin
auckly rendered whlte snd w the
o. .Lf EMAIL DE- PARiA.r Esla By all nrs class drwl
gsb, perfumers and iAdies hadrssssrs T. ftAHgAU q
Broadway; DHhAs BAkNEh CO. aud " o. WELLS
Co, Gsasrsl Agents.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-07-16

Howe Sewing Msshiss Company
EIIAH HOWE Be- 1nsestss 81 tbs s~wfsg MssAtss.
PfssLissi. 80 Bro.d~sy Assass wanted
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-07-16

Tho grounds are seventy I'VE feet front Carroll
BY hundred feet Deep Tho church itsclf Is
sixty 1--WE BY ninetv~c feet, and capable OF accommo
dating about hundred persona u - rather low. but
with little ventilation u could be made quite con-
for the purposes intended The alsles are
peSed and the pews cnshioned. The walls painted
drab color and bloc krd out 10 initiate stone There
Ia small vestry room attached, which will doubtless be
enlarged before long Tho altar beautifully decorated
yesterday flowers and evcrgreens, and tbs whole
gave conrlusvs proof that the management OF b. Ste
phen's had fallen into good hands The new parish %
b, stspheus II called Ia bounded by Dcgvaw street.
Henry strse Cole street and Hamilton avenue 10 the
fairy.
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1866-02-13
CHINESE "LITTLE FoLKs.n

Here are some stories told by the Chinese, of
remarkable children
During the Northern Sung dynasty, which
began about 42l. and ended 479 A. D., there
lived little boy whose name was Moo. At An
early age he was noted for the versatility of his
talents and the tenacity oil his memory. In
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1866-02-13
NORTH AMERICAN TRANSIT
INSURANCE COMPANY.
No. 1873 s. FOURTH Street

PHILADELPHIA.
Annual Policies Issued against General Accidents
descriptions at exceedingly low rates,
Insurance effected for year. In any sum from 800
to $40 OOO at premium of only one-ha per cent secu
ring the full amount insured in DEATH and com-
pensaon each week equal to the whole premium paid
Short time Tickets for q l. or 10 days. or l. g. or
6months at 10 cents day, insuring in the sum of $4,000
or giving SIS per week disabled be had at the Gene
raj ofce No. l33 FOURTH street Philadelphia or at
the Yarous Railroad Ticket Offices Be sure to purchase
the tickets Of the North American Transit Insurance
Company.
For circulars and further information apply at tn
General ofce, or of any of the authorized Agents of tb
LEWIS l.. HoUPT. President
JANIS NJ. CONRAD, Treasurer.
HENRY G. BROWN, Secretary.
JOHN @. BULLITr, Solicitor,
DIRECI ORS.
L. Il. Houpt late OF Pennk ylvania Railroad Cor nanY
M. Baird. OF Nj. w. BALDWIN d Co.'s.
Samuel 9. Palmer Cashier Commercial Bank
Richard Wood, Ne. 800 Market street.
James Nj. ConTao, No. 623 Market street.
j. l.. Knesly, Continen al Hotel
ii. 6. Iesenring Nos. 237 and 2S0 DOCK street
Samuel W Ork OF Work Met ouch Co.
George Marrn No. 322 Chestnut street. Il3Iy
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-10-10
NEWS BREVITIEs.

IA Young ban in Blnghenpton, III Y4
Is suffering rom paralyeis of tho lowcf
lmbS caused by rcAting on the damr
ground aftef playing buso balk Y
4ix-Congfessman aud ludac eidltaho. og
Texas, IS \ photographer, W Corloyn Mex
leo. Tho eX-rcbcl General lllndman Il al
50 la Cordoya, trying 30 practice Inv.
GTeat Britain hasconcludcl trcaty wftk
AIadagaseaE scc,wing llbertv Of worshps
10 Christians, both native aud foreign.
Slxty-thrce passenger trains come and
go at Chicago. every day that city being
the terminus of thirteen or more railroads,
and tho charters for more have been pro-
cured Htf 4 tkt1tf| .r., ID.
\ womani IN Butler, Bates county, Mo.
caught awolt the other day, which had
been stcallng her chlclees hv the legs ns
| no was crawling through fence, and held
him t'il another woman Killed him with q
club,
Lightning struck atroo nnder which q
flock of sheep had taken refuge, near
Marlboro, Prlnce George County, Mary
land, on the ned ultiino. Twenty-Five ol
the animals were killed.
Awoman whom n paper Justly calls ono
, Of the "wOndeN of the world" has Just
/ died nc Portland, at the age of seventy,
who for thirty-hye years has not
spoken loud word, IN accordance with n
vow she made on being disappointed IN
love. .'NIa
The local editor Of the Fort Wayne
Democrat Kicked u fellow belonging In th,
Grand Army Of the Republic Down stair,
the other day. for au insult offered him
The local served four years In the army
and isn't to be insultcd by rinderpcst.
An eastern packet ship arrived Mt South
amptCn, England, recently, with carg,
Of silk anG precious stones valued at ~.
300OO0.
John r. Robertson has been convicted o
murder In the first degree, nc Frcdericks
burg, Va for the massacre Of the Limericl
family, and sentenced to hc hung on th,
10th of October.
So long ago rs 1900 the whole mass o
lava elected from Mount Etna was twenty
times greater than the mountain itself 1
had destroycdcd 77,000 persons.
They have caught "youth" in New
York, only seventeen, who Is wholesal,
burglar, doing business with four-wheelet
wagon aud bay, Mare.
Charles Tucker stranger from De
troit, Michigan. was robbed, IN New Yorl
City, on Tuesday night of $1,000, out o
$4,000 which lac bad taken there TO invest
w Government securities.
MIsCRGfNATIoN.-The good citizens oI
| West Chester, Pennsylvania, were terribly
shocked the other day in witnessing 4
number ofyoung ladies linked arm in arm
with She same number of negroes, and IN
this plight attending Radical denonstra-
tion. There were between twenty and
thirty couples thus linked. $500.
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-10-10
Auccdote of Webster.

The following new anccdotc of the God
like" Is taken from FRAsER's Uondon)
Magazine, for Septenber;
At the political dinners, of which Web
Stcr was rather fond, he almost invariably
became tipsy before his speech-time ar
rived aud some of his most admired after
dinner speeches were the composition OF
friendly reporters. On one occasion he
had to be prompted by friend. who sat
Just behind him, and gave him slccossiyely
phrases and topics. The speech proceeded
Somewhat after this fashion, Prompter
Tariff" Webster: Tho tariff, gentle
men, Is n subject requiring the profound
attention of the statesman. american In
dustry, gentlemen, must be-" (nods q
little.) Prompter National debt" Web
stcr: "And, gcntlemen, there is the ma
tional dcbt--it should be paid loud cheer
which arouse the speaker yes, gentlemen
1t should be paid, [chee"s, and id IL il
shan't bc-(tsSing out his pockct-book)-
I'll pay it myself How mach Is it?'
This last question was asked of gentle
man near him with drunken seriousness
and, coupled with the re follcctiol of tho
well-known impecuniOsity of Webster,
pocket-book, excited roars of laughtof
amidst which the orator sur'l into his seal
and was soon asleep.
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-10-10
ayew advertisements.
Pntcmted May 90, Iso0,

This IS ma tice fyr washing W thopt rubbing,
except Ia very dirty places, which VIII require q
very light rub, and unlike other preparations Of
iercd for Ike purpose, WILL NOT ROT TIE CLOTHES
hut will leave them much wHITER than ordinary
me,hoIls, W thout the usual wear and tear,
itIemoycs grease spots ~ IL hv magic, and soft.
ems the dirt by soaking SO that rnsns viii n on
diaarv cases entirely remove it,
Tuis powder Is prepared In accordance with
chemical sciences, AMI upon u process peculiar to
itself which Is secured by Letters Patent II has
itself ar uni ycrsid 1yorito whoicyer IL has been
used Among the advantages claimed are the loi.
ii saves ain tho cNpcnsgor so. i, Usually used on
cotton and linen goods.
Il saves most Of tho labor OF rubbing, and wear
and tear
Also, FOR cleaning windows it is unsurpassed
With ono qunrtcr the time and labor usually re-.
qulred II imparts beautiful gloss aud 'ustrc
much superior to any other mode. No water re
quircd except To muistcn the powder
directions with each package
And can he readily appreciated by a single trial
The cost of washing for family of ave or six por
sons will not exceed THitEE CENTs
The manufacturers Of this powder are aware
that many useless compounds have been int 80
duced 10 the public which hayu rottcd the cloth
or Jailed In removing the dirt, hut knowing the In
irinsG excellence of this article they conhdcntl,
proclaim u as being adapted ~ meet a deman1
which has long existed, and which has heretofor,
remained unsupplcd.
| MANUFACTURED ny
| HOWE & STEVENS,
goo broad way, ROstOI,
| ALSO, FACTuHERS or FANNY DYE COLORS
sold by all Grocors and Dealers. ocDd3m
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-10-10
The Election ~ Montgomery
County. far.


The election in this county passed on
quietly, yesterday. SO far as esceI Iaains'i'
only two candidates upon he Dcwocrauc
Ticket were c'cctcd-JouN w. 'NdNER Tor
Treasurer aud DrNNrs DwYER Co. Probate
Judge. Altcr carcN''lv examining dc Te-
turns, as they have been received, We give
the following as tbc result;
DAVIDSON IL rc-rclected Sheriff by about
800 majority, T.Hl.
Fox Is reelected Cork by about le
majority.
DIETRICH is reelected Auditor by about
25 majority.
TURNER Is elected Treasurer by about q
majority. roTv
DwYER Is elected Probate Julgc by abou
10 majority.
ArrLEGArE is reelected Commissions
by about ~ majority.
MoYgR Is elected lparmary Director by
about 10 majority. .H..I
This Is the general result. As soon a
we obtain the official returns we wiz pub
llsh them IN n more definite form. ~
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-10-10
The State Elections Yesterday.


oHIo.--Hamilton county has increased
her vote ovef 1900, beyond any previous
election. Egglcston's majority in the city
OF Cincinnati, for Congress, is 1,2Ol; IN
city and county, 0Os. Hays majo ity for
same, In city, 2,27O; in city and county,
2,Gl2. Total Radical majority IN the coun-
ty, 1852.
or the several Congressional districts
the indications now are that no change has
been effected. The Commercial says:
"Ashlev is certainly ro elected, and, It
appears. nv an increased majority. Schcnck
beats Ward about tbtoen hundred. Delano,
whose prospects were gloomy, gains hand
somely, ana It is confidently believed is
elected -
SoHEEcK will hardly reach those figures.
IowA.-Iowa has gone largely Radcrl-
tho Congressional delegation and all,
+, NsYLvANIA.-Returrs are so meagro
that we eau only conjecture. Fifteen thou
sand for the Radical Governor is claimed
Congress may stand as at present.
ISpIANA.-ludiana may go Radical by
10000. 1t looks that way, ut This writing
MaA .sUrpte in HarrisOu Township.
JouN IIiNsEY. Esq, was elected Magistrate
IN Harrison Township yesterday, by 4
majority Of four votes over j. B. RIFE, The
Republican candidate.
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-10-10
Scandal i'm Washington High Life
"A Divorce Casc-Eai of an Ar
istOcratic DnmsCl.

Washington tSept 9ith) CORES pon,le ace of the
L0ulsy' q COurltr.l
This Is a wicked world verify believe
and am confirmed In that sage opinion by
scandalous affair, which | may refer to
without any violation of good taste since
the matter Is one of recoru.
Your readers will remember that q wear
or two ago there was wedding in high
lie $50 called.) A young but prominent
citizen of n Northern State, who counted
his fortune by millions, was the happy
bridegroom, and the daughter of then
Cabinet Minister was the blide. Rare
Jewels, worth hundreds of thousands of
dollars, were lavlshcd on the fair lady, and
such wedding was never In the 10 nd, since
Commodore Bartlett's dauehter mai led
the Cuban negro Oviedo. w Mell, there have
been many rumors about the couple Just
named, and the air las Decn
thick with scandalous rumors. 1t was
known the husband was festive cuss, and
that his thousands were spent In IiotOus
living-wine, cards and other etceterds.
But only latterly did the wife seem to know
or at least TO notice the delinquency of her
lord, when it was presented TO her In such
a shape that there could be no doubt of his
inndellty; or, to be palmer, the services OF
physician We're required TO heal the body
rs we'll as a lawyer to heal her wounded sen
sibilities. And so she has brought an ac-
ton for divorce, and will OF course get
swinging damages; both of which she is
entltle TO, albeit the lady herself Is very
gay. Tho case win create sensation when
the names are given to the public. II..
STOPPING TO folly Is a common thing In
this world, especially in the hot-bed of cor
ruption. A sad case has just been made
known, where young woman BELONGING
to the most arlstOcratic circle of the EeGeral
city has gone astidy. She had not even
been suspected until few DAYS ago, when
her prolonged absence In New YORK. where
she had gone on a visit, led TO inquiry, and
her parents to their horror ascertalned that
she had voluntarily become the inmate OF
q fashionable brothel. Nocause, other than
that mate wickedness which the devil
sometimes implants into poor, weak human
nature, is assigned for the conduct Of the
woman who thus recklessly brings shame
on the hOnored name Other family.
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-10-10
Height orImpmdence.

As the train was proceeding from Rich
mond to Danviile, a few days ago, the en-
ginecr discovered a negro man just ahead
of him. walking very deliberately along
the track. lie Immediately gave the usual
alarm, but all 10 no purpose; and as the
train was proceeding at q rate too rapid 10
be checked, he Of course ran into the negro,
and completely demolished him. Shortly
after the occurrence, some gentlemen were
speaking of it in the presence of old Squire
O., and one of them gave it rs his opin-
ion that the man must have been deaf
'Deafr said the old squire, she was no
more deaf than | am. II was nothing but
his impudencc. lie was trying to see
whether the engineer wouldn't turn on and
give him the track Don't tell me anything
about the impudence of nigger."-Dan-
Uiile Times. s- ~
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-10-10

Tn BALLOON SronY Tho balloon which
was picked up in Lake Ontario, on Tues
day, ascended from Albion. When II was
partially inflated the supply OF gas gave
out, and the person who was TO make the
ascension was taking 1t TO the gas works to
offered to make the ascension, and his offer
was accepted. The basket was discOn-
neeted, and board upon which TO sit sub
stituted for 1t. Collins seated himself and
the balloon rose. 1t barely missed striking
the spre OF a church, ana in passing over
the canal was reversed, aud Collins was
dragged some distance through the water
a portion of the time none of his body be-
ing visible. Tho balloon finA'ly rose again
and swept through an orchard, and thol
again came to the ground, whercupOn Col
Inns jumped from his seat. The balloon
relieved OF his weight scared away. Col.
Inns was somewhat Injured.
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-10-10
Gophart $ majority,
Strange Recovery of u Diamond
Ring.

Ring.
CINCINNATI, September 81
EDS. CoM.-Whilc fishing for drlft-wood,
this morning, near the Marine Railway, |
ehanced to see an empty il0ur-bnrrcl iloat-
ing down The river. The barrel seemed to
be floating In an upright position, NJ par
emily half full of wator. | look no partic-
ular notice of 1t until very near, when |
heard splashing In the barrel. imme-
diatcly turned my skif toward the object
and fastened a rope to it, when ! was sur
priscd to find huge monster of catfish
trying to escape from his confinement |
Immediately towed my prize TO shore,
where, with the help of Mr.. Morris, / sue
ceeded in getting him TO my house. went
to work and cut OF the iishs head and skin
ned him. and when came to his stomach
which opened, found small pocket
book, about the size of silver dollar, and
made of morocco leather. ! oponed 1t and,
to my astonishment / founu diamond
ring and two dollar National Bank note
of Rockford, Illinois, | took the ring to
several jewellers IN the city, who valued 1t
at sixty dollars. 1t evidently belonged to
some lady, for tho pocket-book had small
chain attached to It,
The articles can be seen ut the Marine
Railway Office, where q number Of gentle
men can testify to the above facts.
GEORGEi SNYDER.
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-10-10

General RonERr c. ScuESoK Is reelected
to Congress from the Third District. His
majority in the District viii probably be
over 1900. Warren Il reported tohavc Civ
en- him majority OF 1000 and Prcblc
1000 General WARDS majority In Mont
gomery ls about l2j and in Butler about
lGOO,
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-10-10

tB-Milwaukee is noted for its lager beer
There are twenty-five brewerics In the
city, with an invested capital of over SO,
100000. During the past year there were
manufactured 2,2G5,l0s gallons, besides
l2aG02 gallons of ale, making total of q
3940l0 gallons of malt liquors. About one
for every man, woman aud child in the
city. The annual cost OF the amount con-
sumed is nearly $2OO0,000. There are three
vaults in the city, each one extending un-
der ground about 5000 feet, and capable OF
holding 100000 gallons, -a-.f.
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-10-10
ASSASSINATION of Gen. MOuravicff

General MouRANnaf, another tyraut
has received the doom which his cruelties
aud tyranny mcritCd. This Russian tyraAt
was recently found dead in his bed, a vie
tim doubtless to the vengeance of one of
the many persons whom he outraged and
ruined ....
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-10-10

tB- Mrs. Partlngton says that Ike, hav-
lug become very much enamclod of syren
la Boston, has led her to the menial halter
lie didn't appear the least decomposed On
the back of HIS Wedding cards were little
cubebs with wings.
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-10-10

We copy the following returns Of the
aggregate vote IN thc city IRON the JomHai
OF this morning The dsurcs arc, no
doubt. mainly CORRECT Tho vote IN me
city, yesterday, shows an increase Of about
8i5 over rhut Of last fil' ON the State
ticke.: