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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1866-02-17
e4fid14in fflg Nansen !

Gt3idaatq ftle 8anGel
Bamen tpctde egr CttnIie tnes gutsr Ir5teR be-
b6rfen, ieuttu it neis al Or. Sdjurldnr, Str.
so, Grrt6. uabt 2srmlonEr., rerben. H. e d IL
nj n IL esr sntiBe Er.t III Oritm eanbe, aui osH
man it BEL ber Seilne oQtr srouenirautbttteH Der,
Ia6eu tanr, ole ba Huei
E5tcdun0 Der monaildjeu 8ein'Arrg.
C5ebdrmutter. .@crfaa II. 8er9wdruHs,
Wuden- Ino GetttniAmerIen,
Eiebergei6lasea9tit,
neiFer 6Iub HppstitloNeistt. RrroSftSt, Sosfmeb
une ale ben 6anlsu etseHe BeIhperbeu
Sebe Oame Sic tineH geibtdieu Drttpr trlnfdt
folle bel Or. 9 d, u NJ a n II spripre4en.
Man oereeiie ridt Die hummer 80, North, etS
SauS pbu 2ertNgtpnlr., Baltimore Df. %rSenettn
tnerhsn nod a1sn Snnhesasaenbeu oerfantt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1866-02-17

Ge 2egerun9 wcnbttNs In ben RilitdriPitdIsru an
Ste bat 8tele unierer Solbaten etrirt uadbem ale
anbereu Wiitel Nidts eebolfen, In Der That baben
mir 9suus gspsis BON her Brtiamleit bites pertbz
pcuen gr1parates aus SuamnenJ JIebenbtn auf(ausen-
Zen arreBeuoen uTo wtneeneibeaoen SuertbienSieu,
lm eiusnl Seben unieItr 9eier ratben gu tbnnsu, d
cine 6laibe ansuhafFen uu6 itsts bamtt perisbeu gu
ieiu Gte etioenbeu ielbl ieaten taS Ntittel brett
attrauten. gB til bel aaen Apptbetelu 81 baben; in
y It i'm ore bet SetI 8. 5ance, Nr. los,
g8ei. 8altimoIs1r. in gpuib neton bel 8 0.
fer b @. 81 &8ruoer.
Grpbosrfauieri ". 8Dgtler & g 0. uHo
Thpinfo II e. . o d, Baltimore, NlS.
Sn W al btn9lGn bel gbs. brtitiant t
Wr37l ia Avenue. Cautiously
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1866-02-17
Hmrthfnn 1lnb MnIlr.

GIn idberes SeilHlit,l eeBsn bic fdblimmitsn Saue
BON aiutsr c6sr drpniiber (enIinbt4er oesraltetsr
DarrbEe uub Jtusr 1T
Gr, Sridlanb's gliiauua geaen bic
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1866-02-17

Ole aurnsrtamlet bon 9 9neibtrn, 1tst
ber-, Q Dub II. Sttefet- 5abrtta
ten. &utfbe au fpubert unb Nnesrn.
bic cine ralda, leiebt- II. oauerbaft artetterne
Sinter[iid s8aJniajtiue
braudeu, ttnten mir ouf btele neutat &rbsinun8 aui
esm WSbmai6 @etieie
Die Nr. Wdbmaf6ine fur Sabrltdnten
II bon beonbsrer @rbRe isbr fart u. frdits, lsbi
M banbbabtn, wruig @erdnib ma1elo; ilr iebe Ari
UdbeIei - pom otnniien gat.,lns bic Ium eiditer
qebtr - ein1eridtei unb nit baitnin ouensm iinn,s
mem u. stbtnsm 6aeen eleid cut arbeiie,lo. ObfdoH
felt anrsem I'M Rartt,, Enb tieit VI ,bipen bsrtt'
In srcfer 3dbl bel 6abranttu I'M ,IEen eaute .ai
nfrebeu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1866-02-17
Qcbeu = WClnnODeit = StIrte !!
9ebeil - @e[nnODcit = gtarfe J!
Qebeu = GeluuObeit = StGrfe!!!
9aS arpGe fram;Sfifebe Setimittel
Sr. SJuan Sclamarre's
..nfiNeritf,,rItc S,HP1if2ffhe 0kfiIeuU


Sr. SJuait Sclamarre'S
meltberitbmte ,fpesifftbe @tlleh",
glst am nSOptiat tu &cIe" cher "eartbpiitsrs"
81 Paris.
StcIe lnI6dbta1e RsoiJin IA fein Blenersrti ia
belt SameHIluB r6er SamtnIbpahs unteblbar. VILE
Re ,bartett ctr @tihlsdt5. 3eribeu9e u 5ornws8t
uu,felmilacu cter nadilidIsr Gamerz&r8ufs, lppber
Ne aud ruben uub pie bsseusno ile aud istn mS8sa,
ioei ben IA d beiet9t uno ben Sr8aaen ju nsler &c
funbeI Sbat9teu perbclen.
Wan lefs fpiSeuSss 3euoui6 aH3siRsntr frunS0F'
f5er Gtrltti ~.
sfu. 2cmbalb mad eem 9eScpte oes Or. Suan Delas
matte 3uteyetsien pipeIfi4en YlleH" III nnersr Pr'
tat. prarS nit lid itsts 9letblesbenbsm &rtope an,
aeipanbi uno 9lanben, eaB teme ancere g'eelSln 10
eut stetanei vi, aae PeIicnea bic an unftelplll8cn
GtSIiien cher ionitser 5Sbmade ees 0e9,ehts.Rr
ausibpsiungen rber JttebIdnde = lsttsn, tu tur
len. Y 8eantsp9tte' W. p'eo'
u. D. Ouiarptn,
Sean &c Sfubre Or. Mtee."
Qarts, ben s Wloi le63.
Ifan bite iitl Dor yindj1bniinatnl
|. Die 6dbten gtllsn wereen BON allen bauptia1lt6sn
EtpsailttH in alien 2peltibetlen celtautt Yrets 81
bro Sdahtel cher 56atteln fir So.
GjaraneteTe Il Dupont o[tin ge 9igentb blmert
Slr. 2l4. Nue eDmtarp, 4ais.
Bel Girienbun9 ctn 81 an nseno etnen Der teoou
m6d 9en Ageuten erhalt man mt nm9ebenosr yen
due if psriitsslle Sdacbtsl. 9 S6adieln fur So.
aieinise Gtnslal. gaenten fur Gmertia,
&cSfaE o. WloicS + Scmp.,
gir 27, G0rtlanSft Rew.Dctf.
WB--guf BerIanDen noe ben traHlbnide ctutf6e
iraujfde u. eH6lide Brpthuleu tlti ooIn gebraubs.
SIniostfllneeu unter rseno einsr 4brtiie ceri4idt
| Su Baltimore II. aDaibtn8ton bel aas
glpo, beitIn su habtn.
ageuten fai Baltimore une Nembari q AZ t.
So, Tbpmp{oH Il Stpd. (4l-0)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1866-02-17
2Ellen'S
2unae ems . a | Ga III,
pas 9rpbe Mlittel 3ur Setlung BON
GusSsbruHg, Suiteu, GrtIlhIns Gu8brlittgteit.
BIduHe SaIstranIbeiten, SdmtrJtn rrb
gtsrifung Der Srut II. 9rn9en,
Ruitr6brenaits
eTnt GuS,tn0

DIduHe SalstTanlbeteu, S6mtrltn ur6
Htsridung ber Sruf Il. 9unBen,
eufnSbunaIs
enijtnoun9
Id,iperelh Gtbeiu alien 9eieea Der 9uugenS
SrAaHe.
Sies III etne8 Der lpsrtbooGhsn WtittI, has man
iennt Sur psIuns BON 9unaens geldtueroen. &8 1871
bic Brut rri;t bic 9unecu gum AuSrerien be8 trd zen
Sbismes, trir9t gSttiel IN Die Nbcnperunaen, ret
nat has BIut b;il bic entitnelen Gbeilt aus FART
bic BerbauuusS. .Or9ane periePt Die 4eber in gebbrsf
lbatlatet perlebt Der garien QonRttntlon Stiltt.
fetus fCOrt9e u befrtsOsenee s9'rtuno Ut Der grt
baB mir
6emmuns tes an9rsiftnbfen SufsnS bins
men nentgtn Stunben garanttren.
&c lpirb earGnirt, bas bas Gtittei ietre 8srftp.
plna, tpte bic mtiitea Wtbbnen Betcprruft nod 6es
Rcpi tinniutmt, ea es ten atcm Opium In ir9enb
Ioeiher Sorm entbdlt. Gs fpire latnntrt, has has
RitI far baS 3drtsite Stno pontcmuIer bornIps TT.
in Der That tit IS gar nttt nctbptEbg Sus 10
8ttle en AuSlebrn8 itsrber, 10 an9e HaenB ennseH-
1aIiam, BEL 3tit,n dnaewanbt, BEN lobe oorbsust
erspetfele no d Al db t, bait Bn aud
aue anbern a5reen pet9ebtHS 8ebruati ionoera bets
luebt "a NIT bteIsm Saliam!
@ete eabin 100 oer Saiam oerfduft ptre, uno LAB
Dir bort eine grotdnre nit elmer atbaueIunB ibe,
.rauie euusen uno 3eusniiIe hber bemsrttniptItgs
Ruren siben.
msiten Artenebdnbltrn tn cen ptiiItben Staten ~
haben.
slub psrtaufen ben 8oIiam i'm ganIeH II. gln,elueu
s. VI. 5arrtS sGcmpu
.aiEsnnatt, Sbic.
prss 81 prO Sta'lBe
@ut gu tabfR tel
6. Il gB. Saspart Baltimore;
Setb Q. &anee,
A.8o0eler $50, Rr. 8, Siib.9tbetpitr.;
WpoIt Steff' nbn6 d. @de Silsns u.panSoerar,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1866-02-17

Bibtig fur &ctbenbelll
Yrpfe or 0pmts gD unbra nj .
tpeitberilbmte
&lutreintgune8s nnb Sbfnbs
rungSs SsrGuter
nb unitret9 bic bettn. bis est betannten Udtel UNI
6is berloreae @siupbb.it 10 ee.rber,uisaen, oipis
elben iinc ittt lber eir
8tertsljabrbunbert tbrsr 6stttraft tpegen
In Deutfhllro rabmIidbit betannt H. 8sadbtet uuo
totsn AG aud bier ist ben lssttn brs Satrsu euen
fOlibsn auf srporten uae et8pcn ii4 tsicnesrs sar
6etluug bDswtai9er unp bartuadi9er
Rranfbetten,
uns ioHte Riemaub DE 5odnuna. 8ebstIt gu werssn,
luilsben. pbnr Sppr oieit beiamen 9rauttr 5u psr-
Iudsn. Die arduter iperten bon mir
eireft bon Deutf1lanb
tmpprtrt II. tmpsbie Id bttlebeu brinseub meinen
pertbsu eanbslepen sum seneisten @sbraute, ea i'd
felt ubetbelSt bin, oab elm .Sseer ber euiital oarpn
nimmt mt Der Driua9 eepib gufrteeeu II. ME ntbr
phne enielben ien ipiyb. Se6e ,Sanie olte tets cas
ben i'm Sauit habtn; oehn aud bel Rtneern IN biz
pe5ltbdtiae @irtun5 bieier Rriutfr pabrPait hbers
raitenb.
Di: Rrsultr fnb 5u tob;n tn
9iltett pDer 4ulDern,
is nah @unit, unc babtn I9 bel fp,jsnefn Sran'-
beltsn as b,cneers btiliam erpeIsu, alsi
QiaJtntromFi DSmpubpIosn,
GaImbeNdipete'n, Utllen,
esitpulit, Seriippfuna,
Old I Rbeumat'snne,
6nabrifistsii, aus,ebruug,
Gufen 1ppt' ". Sathpet,
jtrtbslhacer. Rlnbiperre
Bliune, aueeRiranthet,
G6nnpitn, BsrIdlsimurg.
Rerpen9made,
2unseneHBunoung. WtaIern,
Ssrepbein. Banopurnl,
misunderstanding,
spaHsru6t
@rtppe Rplif,
rptbe 9iubr, Kraee
SaSiiub, SppbiIts,
faiie Stsbst, SautauslGIdss
une alien EtanIheiisn
pelde aus psrtprberem 5luts entiprin9en.
SSrner snlpftble Id Viasens xranter- -9ltrtr 9e5eH
Ulaaeufrdmpf, GurdIaG, Iotbe Jlubr, Btunlsioeu,
Sufen, &ttdliunS u. I. No.. @ptIsptlbe Sropitn 5uf
sdnjlidcp SetIuH5 her ,Sallubt; 1i1trulper 3abn'
SuttuI Sanbnurnl. pulctr. @unopalIsr tilr dubet'
lide 8erleyuneen, rbsumattlde GiHttur ardutertbe,
u Gbpsras Sltrir. icrie Gr. epbtte's peltteilbmes
GussupaiIsr. Suiius . ienelt,
aleranora, Ba.,
GegtraI- -Aleut fur aani Nnertfd.
Sn 9afi,mctt ;u BADEN III apen Aeotbetsn, ioipt'
be, Bud'baneler q. 9euHtugb aufsn, Nr. 9SS
u. .yrattiir. SIN @rcBfu bes " y Beier & 20.
blr. 8, Slo-pbettpItr.
St Wlisnsioa BET ass. Gbriittaui, @m.
o. lkutmisle Ii. anbgru Ncpthefern. tGtetl6-)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1866-02-17

Sd babe Stre sar. Rafhlue bel serfdtIebsnem
S6ubp,t, i,Istaltia II. srGnclh prcbirt uno srtidu
te cbus 3au6eru fur cine febr pDr5aelt0e
Iafdne. sic arbeiet raid II. eeriui6IoS II. lisFsri
Gin 90 stud darbeit.
.. = 5u m, Sfub- u. Stleitl- 5abritant
gr. 73, aaacppbiir., Gbisaac. Su1
T)eu 49, Nult 1885
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1866-02-17


VT 2i9, 38sits ;drsiies, nabs HinenI
pre- d itunhtn; Bodnittass Bis llbru VAC
Gittass ron 20 lllG (3-)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1866-02-17

2 6urs IT tcriseu NOnlas nab spa.
lbngtpu otgertii, no or. SbntS iGcu
ldngere GET ais WIliarteier an esr p5ietp-
pDort Srltlnt" filr ben bhbihen Brsis
bon $500 mouatlit auaesellt III.
Bbi1apelp a. l6 Betr.- (Die
NaI, G,eai6oit.) 6ioaipop's Stll, tpelde
Die Ybllabslpba Observation-Disclosures,
riri, vepernt ais Spccrpcrirte iclsenbe
Ssrrn: Steo. yaeur, Jobn Batter, &.
y. s8allet, ,tro 9nber. 3as. u. Sones,
Ridarb Z. W,upaib, 3bcmas W. Griol,
= Z. 2armlee. Sro. Z. U'pers, SEQ. 7.
Yedbam nne Sbrriiian Ebturcr. Disie Sn.
iamnlen rctlrn tas &etdit 6er Bcrters,
ale pubtaasrbier Srancrel hsainnen. Oas
Capital lcl 5000 900 nit BEN Rette oe
GrbBbuna aut $500, 600 tttsuseu nne alss
Ycrter, Vile nuo 2aaerbiGr, peidss pen
ibner iabri,ut ipho, icu BON elnem Der
Snipsltcrsu Der telinhben Spirttns Rc
liillation inipsiIt merseu, relte eieStdrk
ure Quantudt aui ieo,m Sabten rermtr.
ten lpl,u uu9 cine @ui'Gdolsung bon 10
Gents idr jsesS I5ib3'n eltalieu 'cl'
len.
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-03-06

SENsAroNAL.-We copy the following
sensational item from the Cincinnati Times
of Friday last. Who does It hit?
A case of sudden recovery from life
long deadly prejudice came to our notice
yesterday. A wcll-to-do young man up In
Dayton, while en- route for this city on
board the cars, when within few miles of
Hamilton, missed his pockct-book. lie in-
stantly accused young woman near by
him of having picked his pocket. and to JUS
tify his suspicion to his companion, re-
marked the woman had fiery red hair and
ireckled face" being features In connection
with which he never knew any good.
Ihe young woman wcpt with grief pro-
testing her entire innocence; and her
frirnds present denounced and menaccd her
accuser, who soon after discovered his
missing trcnsHrc beneath the lining of his
brccches. Ills solemn allirmations of sor-
row aud rcmOrsc were such as to soften and
swecten the STAIR ones heart SO much ns
to enable her previous allliction TO conquer
his prejudice. which he did So cilectually as
TO forget to ride ont his journey, and get
ting of mt Hamilton with Mis- Julia, to
whom he actually offered his hand during
the day, which was accepted magnani-
mously, and both are now "merry as u mar
riage bell"
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-03-06

The Republicans say they want guaran-
tees from the Southern States before they
allow them to come back into the Union
and those States give the guarantees re-
slavery, repndiate their debts, etc But
when the Abolitionists of the North were
In rebellion against the Constitution, and
threatening blood-lctting aud all that, upon
the South, and she asked guarantees, that
peace and union might be preserved, none
would he given, but blood was insisted on.
The Republicans refused guarantees TO
keep the South IN the Union, aud they now
exact them TO keep her ont. Who will say
the Republicans are not disumionsts of the
most malignant, bloOd-letting type ?
Beecher feels this, and backs down from
requiring gIMantces.-Iad Indianapolis Her
aid.
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-03-06

VERY DELICATE QUEsTIoN.-A bashflll
and rather verdant young gentleman invi-
ted young lady to attend a ball with him
one night, not long since, and not very far
away from here. The invitation was ac-
ceptcd, and the couple appeared at the ball.
After dancing for some time, "greeney" saw
his partner sitting in one corner of the
room, all alone. Now was his chance. so
he walked mp to where the lady was sitting,
and sat down beside her. All well so far /;
but the bashful fellow was at loss for
something TO say. lie fidgettcd about con-
siderable, and was sweating pronsely. FL
nally, taking hold Of his wilted collar, he
commenced conversation thus; "Its pow
crfil warm IN this room--my shirts wet,
ain't yours9' His partner blushed, said
nothing, but took his arm for the next
dance. b.
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-03-06

CAUSE OF FEVER AND AGUR.-ln the JAN
uary number Of the american Journal n
Medical Science, there is an interesting
treaties ON discovery announced by DR.. j.
II. Salisbury. lie has satisfied hmselftliat
the real cause Of fever and agnc, In what is
called malarious districts, Is TO be traced 10
a plant called the "Aqua Palmella,n one of
the lowest known forms of vegetable or
ganism. The spores and Oblong cells of
this plant are, It seems, elevated by the cx-
alations rising up from the heated earth in
the Right, when the atmosphere has become
cooler. The breathing in Of these spores Is
said 10 be the cause Of fever and ague. In
deed, It would seem that they possess pow
erfll medical effect useful TO some--consti-
tutions prcdisposed 10 consumption, for
instance-yet destructive to Others through
the fevers produced. IL Is supposed that,
by proper arrangements, the knowledge Of
these facts will lead IN the extripatiOn Of the
plants Ia many regions, aud a more proper
treatment of the disease. Ii will thus tend
10 render the places habitable by white
men, where before they could not subslst.
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-03-06

. CINCINNATI, Mairh o. fLOUR--A quict mar.
Ret Win but moderate demand Ht 81 OOp7 f5 Tor
suporhnc, ~ OqN 20 Cor extra. ~ 5On 10 30 for
lainliN, and 80 inHil b1 tor fancy brands. \ few
small sales were made within the range OF these
rates. hut concessions would he necessary 10 cncct
sales Ia any extent.
GRAIN Wheat continues dun at q O0f2 Is for
old red, ~ 20 for No. new red 81 ~ FOR No . aud
~ WDt - t'r iciuttcd iuin is In good dcmnHl
Ani about 100 bushels shCllch sold III 3' for No 1
mi Ntti IN hulh aud 70s7lc intending sitk bSr fo
white Ia bulk, and iba1ds including gUnnics oats
are Ghiot ut BE and ne lOr No and No Rye
CONTINUES lull anl priccs nominal at GSa 7Jc Tor No
I, und G0Ht5t for No ,
RDtEltll.S-'lh1rr has been no change Of i'm.
portance in the market since our list MVcontiuue
to quote r 10 choice Rio oilcc at 9sa3lC raw Su-
gar l5hc hard refined, tIAW1S4c: and Mulas
scs H@S5c for Porto Rico
WnlSkY--A steady and quiet market at g5c for
bonded, and q 10 duty paid. .Y
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-03-06


The lcmCcrtir caucus tls evening
adopt Tan address u,'thc pooplt'or Ohio,
10 be signed by the Democratic members
and published
Another Terrible Steamboat Dis
nStcr.
MEMPHIS, March ,.
The steamer Lockwood blew M aud
hurnod last nighLcightccn miles hollow here.
Twenty killed and twenty five Injured.
She was valued ~ sG0OOO. No Insurance
Names of killed and wounded not Known
yet
Burning of the steamer Diamond.
CAIRO, March ).
The steamer Diamond laden with eight
hundred and twenty bales of cotton. was
burned Mt Guys Landing Tomhigbcc
River on last Thursday The cotton was
insured. The boat ~ valued ut twenty
thousand dollars. No insurance.
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-03-06

House WANTED.-If dny one knows Of n
house of four or five rooms, that can be
rented at from eight 10 fifteen dollars per
month, they will confer great favor by
The party wanting 1t will pay something
to secure such n one, and would like to
have it in Oregon. Call any time during
the next ten days.
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-03-06
HATS, FURS, &c.
AT
ADMINISTRATORS SALE.

L HE STOCK OF HATS, FURS, &c.
belonging IN the Estate 0f Henry Kremcr de-
dcascd. at his Hat Store in the Phillips House and
tho fixtures belonging To said deceased win he
sold at Auction, at said room, ON SA1U RDAl the
l7th day Of MARCH, 1864. commencing nt 10
O'Clock, a. A; Of said day, to continue IN said
property is all sold
TEkh.S.--On all sums over three dollars "A credit
OF nine months will be given
SOPHIA NJ KREMER
mar s-dts Administrative of II. Kremcr decd
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-03-06
CLOTIING BELOW COST

THE public are Informed that the undersigned
having the stock Of Philip Klopfcr, 3si fkir
street, and dcsirOus Of making room for u uew
stock will sell articles m their line cheaper than
they can be bought elHcwhCro In tho city Mr.
kl0pfcr will remain with IN a short time. to in
ttOducc his old friends and la settle outstanding
debts ! 4. STRAUSS e BRO %
fphf7 7-fWd-4tW
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-03-06
EroIn CnInnI.,ls.
,spooial to the Cincinnati. ElrmiVrl
GottsNtntrs Ma,.l, !

tSlccim iothe Cincinnati kirPivrl
COLUMBUS, Manh 5.
The House Is not in session.
The Senate Is engaged IN Committee on
the Temperance llll The uitga temper
auce men are determine 90 press Il 10 pas
sage.
Mr.. Hayden introduced bill authorizing
cities of - class lo issue bonds for the pur-
chase of works.
Mr.. Bateman introduced a bill for fhc re-
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-03-06

MISPLACED CONFERENCE.-The st. Louis
Republican says that Speaker ColGx was so
confident the President would sign the
Freedmen's bureau Bill that he wagered
box of cigars ON 10 with member of the
found the box on his desk, indorsed; from
victim of misplaced confidence" The
honorable speaker was not the only victim.
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-03-06
THE DAILY EMPIRE.
Tuesday, - = March 6, 1866.
DemOeratic City Convention.


The Democratic voters Of the several
Wards In the City Of Day ton, are requested
to meet at the several places hereinafter
named, on Thursday evening, March Sth,
at ~ o'clock, then and there to select ten
delegates from each Ward TO attend the
City Convention to be held in Clegg's Hall,
on Saturday evening. March 10th, at Z
o'clock, to nominate candidates for the City
Offices,
The Committee would recommend that
each of the Ward meetings nominate can
didates for Council, Member of the School
Board, and Assessor. u r
First Ward will hold It's meeting at the
Engine House in said ward. Second Ward
at jaime II. Baggott's Law Office, Second
street. Third Ward ut Il. Thompson's Law
oillcc. Fourth, Fifth and Sixth Wards at
the Engine Houses in said Wards. Seventh
at the s. +. Market House, and Eighth
Ward at Franklin Street House.
i79 E. THOMPSON,
a w. PATTON.
GEO. V. NAUERTH,
.,r DAVID CLARK,
DENNIS DWYER, p
ir City Executive Committee.
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-03-06

Toy AN INVALUABLE REMEDY.-Nonc,
except those who have suffered all the hor-
rors of threatened Consumption. can fully
appreciate the value and efficacy of DIR.
UALL's BALSAM--a sovereign remedy Ia
all the various stages of this much dreaded
disease
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-03-06

The association OF New York bank officers
has passed resolutions lndorsing the plan
for the redemption of national bank notes
recommended by Secretary MeCulloch and
Controller Clarke, approving measures
under consideration IN Congress for the
consolidation Of the public debt aud the
restoration Of tho currency 10 aspocle basis.
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-03-06
Ry- No lady should be without DIR

gE- No lady should be without DIR
rowNsLKY's INDIAN ToOrnACnR ANODYHE
m her family. II she has children that
have the toothache II viii cure them II any
OF the family have seurvy on the gums IL
will cure it. II some OF the cousins have
diseased gums, rendering their mouth very
unpleasant, il will cure the disease and
render the gums rel aud of a beautiful
color.
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-03-06
For Making Sugar.

l RON FURNACES~-AT VERY LOW
PRICES At CuRlSFOPHER n SpIELMAN'S
3ia Third strcet. They will save time, labor aud
Wood In boiling sirup and cooking food fur farm
STOCK They are light and portable.
Also, u great number OF pans for bailiug sugar.
Mnler Nhll and 500 Tor YOursalNeA. I,lal Mif
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-03-06
eW-DR. Morris VEGETABLE LIVER PILLS

eB- DIR. Morris VEGETABLE LIVER PILLS
are constantly becoming more and more
popular. They are acknowledged to have
no rival in the cure of such diseases as
Liver Complaints Dyspepsia, Fever of all
kinds, Jaundicc. COstivencss, Pain in the
Stomach, Side Head, Back, and Bowels,
Bilious Complaints, Loss of Appetite, Sick
Headache, Scrofula, Scald Head, Rheuma-
tlsm. Collie. Pleurisy, Pimples and Sores on
the Skin, Palpitation of the Heart. I.owncss
of Spirits, Pain or Weakness OF the Breast,
Diseases of Spine and Ksdneys, Sore Eyes,
Diarrhea or DysentcrY, Cold. etc.
Most of the aboyN mcd diseases may be
prevented by taking ~1DR. Morris VEGE-
TABLE LIVER PILLS In season, or when the
liver becomes first deranged, which carry
of, through the bowles and the secretions
of the skin and kidneys, those poisonous
humors that clog the stomach. bowels, and
skin, and become accumulated in the blood.
There has been as great progress in sell
ence, and especially in that of medicine,
within the past few years, as there has in
the arts. To such perfection have they
brought this science, that the medicinal
properties are condensed and concentrated
into the resins or salts of the plant which
they extract from it, and leave the inert or
woody matter. The old mode of extracting
these medicinal properties-by boiling for
long time in water-is found, in most
cases, to render the medicinal qualities
wholly inert, or even decomposing them.
DIR. Morris VEGETABLE LIVER Pills are
Scomposed of chemical vegetable extracts,
/. mostly from plants growing In our own
: oAuntry some of these plants have direct
action on the liver, others upon the skin,
N6thers on the kidneys, and others upon the
- Owels and lungs IL Is by peculiar
nemical combination of all these extracts
pt these Pills are made, possessing the
- extraordinary efficacy for curing the
al e-named diseases.
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-03-06

The Bellcfontainc Republican says that on
the evening of the 18th, about s o'clock, ms
Mr.. Daniel Mann was going home, he was
assaulted, Knocked down, aud robbed of
nearly $500 in money and note for some
$500. f.
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-03-06
lNoTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT /

4 NVIINT 10 IITItIsDI Ut Nm TIM I
have This day sold my entire stock Of Clothing aud
Gents Furnishing GoOds TO J. T. Strauss n Bro
Wholesale Clothing Merchants of Cincinnati In
retiring from the old stand, beg leave to return
my sincere thanks b my numerous patrons and
and r.a respectfully solicit for my SUCCESSORS
the same libcrality so uniformly rendered to me
Nery RnspeclfnllY. Z. kInpFER
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-03-06

is warranted to be the only preparation
known to cure Coughs. Colds iloarseness
Asthma, Whooping Cough. Chronic Coughs
Consumption. Bronchitis and Group Be
ing prepared from Honey and Herbs, it Is
healing. softening and expectorating, and
particularly suitable for all affections of the
Throat and Lungs. For sale by Druggists
eyerywhere jams
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-03-06
Burning or the steamer Diamond.
9lunrtaty and Commercial.


New YOrk w"s-y M-rt,t.
NEW YORK, March Money cnsicr at Ga7
per cent
sterling llhl at In "a iOSE;
Hulil irregular aud OnsctlieIl, opening al t}ass
to l3i and closing NJ i!H8S
Government sjOrks without decided change