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The national Republican., 1866-07-26
A NEW POEM BY wHl1rlER'
TICK KH0R / FIRLDs
PusLisHsp FEBRuARr II,
SNOW BOUND:
wIHfIR IDrL.
Re- JOQN WHITFIELD

Authsr Of maud Mailer etc, etc,
In one beautifully printed volume, witha nne Portrait
Of the Author and Illustration u his Birthplace, the
scene Of the Poem. Price, tl.25.
Nothing TIA. M h.. 81, eyer appeared from our vCsts
this admirable production II tells the story Of his own
boy life amid the hArdships aud pleasures OF that
ss o. the y'.r 50 .s o. Ga
o. readers will thank anew the poet who can make
''Ths winter Joys their boyhood knew
With Whittier own beautiful lines at the close Of the
poem, all those who peruss Snow Bound fail to
'And dear aud early frisnds-ths few
Who yet rsmain-shall pause TO view
These Flemish pictures Of old days;
Sit with me by the homestead hearth,
And stretch the hands Of memory forth
To warm them at the wood !fre's blaIeI
And thanks untraced TO lips unknown
Shall greet me like the odors blown
Prom unseen meadows newly mown,
or lilies floating In some pond,
Wood -fringsd, the wayside gaze beyond;
The traveller owns the grateful sense
ofswsetness near, he knows not whence,
And, pausing, take with foreheads bare
The bsnsiiction Of the air.
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ct MA M9 HIP0. -e,ss7''
CTEAMER LEAVES FOR
- 1t --'r MT. VERNON 1a rlaI
EVERY ruEsDAi. THURSDAY. AND SATURDAY,
.y-lIf ga ~ ALTO A. n e,,,lr $50 .ai.,.,,i
rf RKruRNs AT 4xP.M. .ss,si ih,
FARE FOR ROUND TRIP, ti.so,
tons thfrd Of this amount for use Of Mount vsraon
lsfrt.t,s.f ABsoeiationo Ia. l,+.. Il oss
w..slssssa s.d Ai.r.,dri. boat. i.av. ...A pl...
n. sss % .sss%.r @ w&wSsEr ca can b. chartered for ..
curvions. rT1'77 fibH71i1T = j. VAN RiswICK,
my7.am a.l. slgu Gen. ssprf '. %.
NEW YORK AND WASHINGTON
IN STEAMSHIP COMPANY.
OLD LINE,
VIA CANAL BETWEEN
ALEXANDRIA, ar -sr....-r.
xkp GEORGETOWN.
NEW YORK, MAYILowER BEVERLY. AND
.-., Regular Sailing Days;
TUESDAYS AND FRIDAYS,
at u m from No. es water street. and Pier
10 Esst River, foot Of Wall street, New York.
For freight, spply 70
..Haf 90 Water street. 0eorgstowu, d. O.
a. .t. n. ELDRIDdR 4 CO., Agents.
Prince. street Wharf, Aisx'a.
aa r.... JAMES HAND, Agent, D
III Wall street, New York.
Freight received constantly sad forwarded 10 all
parts o. the eoansry with dspatsh; , -.
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Canadian Affairs,

! TORONTO, CoW4 March %.
No relaxation in defense, though the
asern Is little hhated AtMobtreai Il was
rpp9rteh yesterday thar the Fenlans. lan0
STRONG. We're marching on Isle Anx Noix.
"l,i almost panic Is said 20 have rnsued.
three volunteers, charged as being Feni-
ans were c0urt-mtrtiaed at Montreal.
Heaa-eentre Murphy says THAT twenty
hve thousand dollars worth Uf Fenisn
bonus were taken IN Cannda. ''
The alarm at st Lawrence sstlll kent
The authorities at Prescott threaten "a
open tie guns cf Futt Welli9o,sn uis,p
OgdensburQ hthe GoppraA,cift lets Tho
feninns cross That point
=, l9e teaaer having assortf fdta ~ The New
Anf6 Herald cOrrespo sponlpni was kicked out
OF harbei-suop. caused tho barheit 10 come
lie.
spies aud subjected TO abuse rom exeited
officers and citizens
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STRONG CoMPIIMENI.--Th London
2Imes, of March 3, says of President john
sens veto message III Is not too much. we
think, e. say tLat il establishes completely
aud absolutely the wisdom of his DECISION. .
The "Tarefterer" concludes bgsay lng:
'.iu tlliS county the courage aud de-
cision exhibited Nv Mr.. johnson VII con
firm the respect in which bis Motley has
been held. and win entitlc him to credit s
one Of the abb It. stitesplen who have ever
eoladeete't r great nation success lly
throougha peE'oIs crisis by t7mn mCJ-
ous' dclghbdr, tia 5gieaR don't ulink 90.
That isaiot stranye. however, nor Should il
be censarable. IN al ages Of the world
there have always existed the widest aud
most radical Giierenco, of opinion, On mo-
mentous doctrines aud questions, between
great infe9scts' We don't say this tosJrun
mischle AMI 'ncita host'lGes between
p tdtag jodraals Of rival hemisphere, f,r
the '7b,pd rer' IS evidently, on Andy
Johnson's side and We would prefer not to
hfye It annihilated Just at this crisis. y.
8 HElDQuARrKRs for Clothing at present
prices is the Eagle Clothing Store, lls
Main street three doors south OF tae Mar
ket-house. fIw
THE DANGER OF DKLAY--The sad and
probably fatal accident which our fellow
citizen. Dr. W T.. Jones. met with. N the
Opera-IIouse fire IN Clncinr att Is deplored
by every body. and yetfurp.shes an u,us-
tratiou Of fae dagger which we incur when
we delay taking out aa Insurance. Mr..
Jobes had been solicited, alc had conseated
70 take ont In a few weeks, an Accident
Policy. ipmodiately Nisi,ing tne city. he
while there, heard the appalling alarm Of
fire, and, from curiosity, went 70 the scene
Of the conhagration, but, unfortunately,
was within reach OF tile falling walls
whereby he was crushed, probably beyond
rccoyery. tsfa. srs st.
We in all eandor, advise such ofour read
ers as are not already insured, TO call with
ont delay, on Messrs. John 4 Boyer, No. l,
Beekel Building, and be at once Insured.
'-''-' '-' ltd.
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-03-24
BY TELEGRAPH.
From Washington


- ftst WAsHINcToN, Mach 70.
The phvsicbns ranort tl, oa,,litib,, =,
Senator Foote To he inncb hnnroveh y.ith
fair pr,,spects-of an earl[. rerri,e,.,, v ~"
= Senator Dixon, aItboti9h moi tntsidered
entirely ont ~ idTiosy sae,vs -, H. ,.+,., "
yaiesetnt. ''s ~ '''' ''e"'' " " 'o'-
The limited States tnne,l ~ sbe,,i,id
England. wfitesto the depart nebt of state,
unfler date az March a Iasg tbat tbo stIoi,,
iiiOFease of tbe nJortslifs- ~ "a. tia IL %,
ating a serious alarm. It'has now Increased
10 the sheen which IL hf n,st ,a,,ta,,i,
character. 70 WIS
There are at least five hundred ann,
capts for annointments ne IInited Stitos
Conimissionef Ia the Paris FXncsit,oH ~
1857. MANY of them are nartles ioter, ssed
in maebjel1s and imt,lemants vhicb a,o ~
he on evhibition and NOT nnc ", t,so,'tV. 81 ~
able to understand or snealt a yyorJ or tI'o
French language. F''.-I. !
The United States ,onsrl ot iyar,,ooi
informs the Stat, Oanor,.n.pt b," y H., e.. a..
dated March b. 1866. f1at nj die sfaa,,'rs ,rY.s
and emigrant ships leaving that bort f1r
the 1 Tnited States are iille1 with emtsrapls.
Ship7 wnefsautl Others say tsat The emf.
grafton 70 the United States will BE- euor-
nous, and the indications are that twill
we have been nation.
Another memberof the Chippewa India,
delegation died here YESTERDAY Of the biaok
Iueasles e. which disease the CHIEF ,ms AZ
other of the tI' be died during thc present
week Two others are sick with nd ann, =
but are pronounced ont tr ja"-
Ser.
The President nominated 10 the Scnatr |
several days ago David w. Ballard. Of Ore |
gon, TO be Governor of Idaho. in plare ofl
caleb Lyon. .s..4 .rr.
Much astonishment has been ereesed lere |
by the reception of telegram from Chit
,ago. stating that dispatches froin Nnsh- |
ngton are published In ,he Western ,,aners
'aying that General Spinuer's recent letter
maintains the correctness Of freeman
,larks financial statement eontroyerting
1e position of the Secretary Of the Trea57
Try. Sn far lrom this being true General
,ppner's effort was IN the opunsite dirae i
ion. aud in answer to Mr.. Ciark
The Secretary Of the T~epsurv has re- 4
eived the following lette-:s, Ii
WAR DrpApTAtExT
WAsR-NGToN. ID. c. March Or 1sGot
SIR, lam directed NV t,a So,-,+a,- osl
Fsr fo TRANSMITS lhorau. ~ n i,tta.. oi
NJ -'5ed March - aJ,'res.sS ~ tha py5''
"a ,.,,on+I,,,e,+l, "U,,t vsaeu - tus -
+. y omer a1d.ipc'c,,C- .. a' 80, 1nol, , Sv1
, he aprronsiatsd ~ t7e ,sy,na,t ma " nf|5a
>ati,nnl d,5bt ''''' Va piio
have ia Lo,or =, bo ,-o,,, ,t.,,,o,,.
sns TUoNAST -. . oGei!i1t = = pm ser
ctinv Ass;stsnt S,o-.a+,,, or "
To Hon. hugb NctrlIocb ~, Nv a.
he Treasury '''0'"' ~ ''e''' oi
The reno;t of the t,,,n,o,.t i. 80, ,,o..- 4
truction' oiy;ng tbe tD'p'n,ony ~, ca,'o..I
ee and others ABOUT the condition of Vir-
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-03-24

HIGH OLD TmEs.--They are having a
high old time" at Springfield. Ohio. The
City Council have impeachcd the Mayor
and appointed a new one. The present
incumbent has fortified himself la the
office and refuses to vacate. A new docket
and city seal have been procured, and the
rival Mayors are now busy publishing
cards" and notices" in manner ex-
tremely edifyiugto outsiders. The talk is
now of starting an opposition Post-oflice.
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-03-24

TRADE ON SECOND SrPEyT,--Psssing
along Second strest this morning, we no
tieed tae Sidewalk in front of O'Brien's
piled UP with goods. aud his ample store
room crowded With customers. he has
Just receive d a large invoice of FRESH gro-
ceries, and Is now prepared 70 supply h's
numerous customers with every ding that
may be desired in his line. In tie selec.
ton Of his goods, special reference has
been had TO tie vents of the country .crade,
AVID they can now he supplied with every
thing that may be called for at the low st
figures. Obs an old fsvorlts with this
GLASS of dealers, aud he may look for rush
from that quar-er, BY fair dehHngand pa
tent industry. he has built up a large and
prosperous trada, and be wei deserves the
success that hes attended his eforts.
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-03-24
EMELIO SToTTOMAcHER
From New York .


The Posts special says the President /,
understood he has asked counsel of dis.
tinguished iurists IN regard 10 It's consti.
tutionality. lfreturned 10 the Senate witt
veto, the objection will relate to the see
ohd section OF the bill on the ground that
" deelares penalties against the State
Judge The Pr'Sldent has as, erted that he
approves of the general principles of tho
Mr.. jos! Walker. one of onr oldest and
be ( citizens, died yesterday. AGED sixtr-
eight years.. Tie was widely known rs one
otour most honorable aud successi,ll nler-
chants, as President OF various instrnpe q
companies, and for his boundless Charities.
The ogmhsTcfaFS special says the Com
mittee of Ways and Means have determined
20 report a loan bin. with amendments re-
strictiuR reduction OF circulation 70 ten
millions duriag the first six months. and
tollr millions month afterward.
Inc comHercfal says the general stock
market shows further strong upward ten-
deu0y. The miscellaneous list Is Quiet and
aluil. especially on coal stocks which are
inihrtpuslTaifeeted by miEher declinb IN
price of coal. Governments Quiet butirm (.
seyen-thlrt,eso Of she first aud second series
are at par, Money Is still uperaOuadlnr
on call, Rate Is generally tlvq per cent.
DISCOUNTS are moderAriVely active. prime
names NJ lt41 per cent, with exceptions
at 6ls There Is less excess Of dry goods
auction paper quotations for which ranq,,
N s@l0 per cent. dry goods commission
paper at 6s4@S per cent.
Gold scarce and loaGed freely at Y per
cent, per day The premium Is decidedly
strong, and the price has ranged at l27'SG
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-03-24

2 SPRING SlY LES .-wI'liam Kehm tue eu-
!terprislng shoe-lealer on Jefferson street.
opposite the Market House. has just re-
ceived la large stock of Boots and Shoes, OF
the latest spring styles and best quality,
Having enlarged his store, he is enabled to
larcely Increase his stock, snd having
bought at low prices, he viii sell accord
lng'y He viii se'l ladies' fine congress
g..iters worth 80 20 for 81 90. and every
thing else in proportion. This is no hum
bug. Call before purchasing elsewhere. ard
you viii be satisfied with both the goods
and the prices 2cd-ltw.
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-03-24

! TBE EAGLE CLOTHING oSToRE.--SwarZ the
entsrprsng proprietor Of the Eagle Cloth
Ing Store is now permanently. located in
his new quarters, No. lis Main stro et
where he has fitted up Que of the most spa
tcions and attractive bpsi1ess rooms in the
city; and he desires the people IN both city
and country to know that he has the finest
best aud cheapest stock. OF clothing 70 ba
found ~ Dayton. The stock Is entirely
new--old style remnants being p'l cast
,aside-and en'brAc's the last and most
desirable styles and pattens thar can be-
ilouud mthe maFkct. Gentleman OF taste
and good Judgment cul not fan nI be
qpleasl llwit,t his afsoTmentyf e TO
3 During the short tine Mr.. Swarz hiss
been ia busilcss here--ony about two
years-he has succeeded in buildingtIp n
large and profitable trade, and this he hos
idonc by his energy and enterpriye and an
impartial and upright system Of dealing
VITA every body. ~ fhis way he has
gained the confidence and liberal patron-
age Of the public, aud by the same. course
he intends IN retain thrm. He desires his
former customers aud the public % call and
see his handsomely fitted up store room
and the splendid stock oi goods upon the
shelves, Remember. the pIace--lls Main
street. east side. Walk Ia. WV
SERIOUSLY lNJrRED.-We regret TO learn
thar Dr.w y. Jones, of this city, was very
seriously, if not fatally injured at the fire
IN Claeinnati on Thursday last He was
near the Opera-House while it was in
fames' and portion of the failing oornice
saruok him ON the back part ofthe head and
also on one foot We learn to-day that Il
was found necessary 10 ampntate the foot
and il Is cSusidered very doubtful whether
he w'llreoovef from the injury to his head.
lie has been delirious since the accident,
and his situatlon is deemed exceedingly
critical. lie Is son Of Mrs, Susan Jones.
Ofthls city, and u young msu universally
esteemed in this community. lie served ip
the First Ohio Regiment from the CON-
mencement until the close Of the war and
was promoted TO the rank Of Captain for his
gallant conduct IIag
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From New Orleans.

Fhaaa4H NEw ORLEANS. March -.
The Legislature adjourned at midnight
last night. They passed one hundred aud
twenty-three important bills.
There Is some talk of an extra session, but
II is believed that Che Governor wiz not call
one till AFTER the May elections.
The organization ofthe city government
IL proceeding slowly. ~
The PicigRiae deBOnaees all charges
against Tom Parker which caused his re-
lection rs Port Surveyor of New orleans.
TO be false.
There Is large number of arrivals toi
Northern and Western railroad men.
Mark Bloomaeld has been appointed
Quartermaster-G General of Louisiana. He
was Quartermaster In the Confederate
army,
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-03-24

OPEN,-The Eagle Clothing Store is now
open for the public, at the new house and
number, lis Main street. t1w
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-03-24

II. ScHwAz respectfully invites his kind
patrons and the public in general, to call on
him in his new Clothing House, lls Main
street, and examine his stock. flw
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-03-24

CITY Ho1Al SALE.-Commencing on
Tuesday. March q. at nine AM will be
sold Al auctiou, sc.Mom reServe. the entire
outdt snd furniture Of the City Hotel on
sixth street, consisting in part of nifty beds
and bedding; 500 sheets, quilts, spreads,
comforts and mattresses; 800 pillow 81. ps.
pillows. holsters. ticks and ieather-beds.;
500 yards carpet 200 yards oil-oloth. and
an Immense variety of every desc@ption of
furniture, such rs is necessary in furnish-
ing large and wen kept hotel All of the
furniture is in good condition, the house
having been recently refrraished.
~ ID II,.,..., A. c.
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-03-24

WE regret 10 learn that our very gentle
manly irlerd Geo. Z. Leonard, ESQ. has
resigned his position in the Office OF the
Ih'llips House He Ietl the ciYy to-day ON
a short visit 10 Cincinnati aud louisville,
put VIII return in few days to IT .une
business among his friends. We hope ne
viii have no occasion to appeal TO Accident
Insurance Companies duriug his absence.
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-03-24


t.NNlNSAlI, Msifh s3,-FLCCR-E There is e.
mnoderala ~ locd. tmtia. ~ the higher grades Jut
u Is veg q. i!rult g sen the lnvsa gTede, X.
Q ost untriao az ei@I 80 ire inside rate for in
a ~ ~. stshqah extra at e45 16s family, Ga
Y 20 snV is1ty 81 - 81 The SALE sine. an :.
lass. yomp. iSa } t0)i RS "
MhEAI-A Iul aIl heavy market and NOT
enouyh N1iLg tJet-Hu' N prices We uuutg \. =
bushels rejected sold at 81 10 ~ w
COMA good -uutii, rt demand ami ,bo ,,,.
ksl @ y arm sue. Of goo bushels since onr last M
sacks. ~. - 00''aN' ~
nj 4Aas-A -. yood demand to nll southern orders.
at 35e for No 8, and 3saS Sgo. for No / -. '"'"'''
Rl E. lui, ma ket at 10 0aG5r
tions -S - ''''''" Puo'b-
GROCfHi ks-Ihe market for Groceries re.
mains steRcN with fair te'ngnd at g'asgc tor
nrnne - cbo ~ RIO ca &c 19gt5c Tor rlv SuUtt..
i,9lIhc Q hair refued do and g5aq5c for
Porto Rico Nnlass,.s '''
" EIsk -thtre T. no demand whatever. and
piicPS sre Utmost entirely nominal The askiur
bonded. "'V -''' 'or
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-03-24

Ciucimnu u is about trying Al new cxper4
iment In ptople-raSlng and money spend-
ing. The authorities are repudiating the
old and well-tested system of bowlder paw
ing for one Of rood, called the Nicholson
pavement 1t viii ben failure ms but
short time win suffice to show,
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-03-24
aaunetary and Commercial.


NEN 4ulth. March :3'-Mo1ev rather easier
t,.Vi cent ior tAll Lo1rs. slerinE dur M iO7 4
@ -, 90 q lIre Silar nd lower 0 cniny ut l9s
'en'eneiag 1855 rrd cipsing et 127E Govern ,
Weht 'ilcS> N'tAoet dscit ed change
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-03-24
VIC Fcllinns nL Wnrl,.

q, meeting Of the Dayton Circle OF
the Feniau Brotherhood the following re-
[ solution Was ad0pted; 4sAiAA
ResoieeV, That's committee OF two from
each Ward, consisting of the following
named persons, be appointed to canvass the
city of Dayton for the purpose of prucdr-
Ing money and arms TO be transm.ttedy'to
the H. C.of the Brotherhood.
The following are the names uf the coln-
mittees; NHkk
lst Ward--Jerry, Lyons, Jas. Dougherty.
2d Word-Maj. O'Conuell. VIM. Corrigaf.
I'd Ward-E. O'Brien. Lawrence Mulleny.
4th Mard-A. Corrigan, jr. Q. Mcdonnell.
5th WaFNl--A. J.. DunleVy.
9th Ward-P. Flinn, Michael Howard.
9TH Ward--John Gleason.
9Th Ward-pennis Dwyef, p. w. Ryan.
The members of the Circle are all re-
quested to be present at the meeting on
next Friday evenings to hear the report of
che committee. ...
marg4-3t JAMES CARBERRY.. Centre
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ea~Dp. Morr's. vrGrrAptr IlvrE pu,
D. Srr,, ELaND's

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- ~. ~ Ahlh liFhh; us
~. -Ir,a,. 80 I.u Il"Ie
pop a,v -, 'H'spml9usg.. ~! WI 81. to nave
T? ~ Iil ~ -, Suen ulseaSes az
- ,o.i.,s,.'ls - .'N.,pel,sl"' = ever OF ar
ellu., y,'ssNass, NuS'' y eltsS IN IN tne
,.,. n.vlIi''N.., y. ~, i.V' nlch' Vlti boWeis,
n..2a5 LOSS ql rA9ppetlre sick
l,, 80 IH'lu Aleou' Y euma-
tisns - :. llptE ,T ald sores on
we ssa &, 's'ilisI Oh tne heerl l.9wness
Diseases Of spine and ksdreys, Sore Ewes
DiaVrbeaa or Dysentery. Cod. etc
Most Of the cbove-uamed diseases may. be
prevented by taking DIR. Morris VEGE-
TABLE LIVER Pulls IN season, or when the
liver becomes tirst deranged, which carry
of, Trough the oowles and the secretlons
of the skin and Kidneys, those Doisonous
hUnneF thFt clog she stomaeh. bowels apd
ssth. a,'d come accumulated i} the blood,
80 ilte cbeeisli,, in ~ III! u! -
,1fs ~. ii,e ,,s = f,,,, vt,',e ss +,o w.
p,5iel, |,orc,.tin 'H w
w ~ toia,os ,,,,t III Nh NV tieS
,, s,, 61,,f,,,.,,S " @ ~,
.. ~. 1t Z a. a. e',iiS, , w ~ ~
tbl, @ .,c- IN, i- and lca,.o c,y ,iaiis ~ msiG
nastso, pbe oId 5H ,no e m Y VI
thesb Aieglellai ai'properties-ey DertA@ f0r
long TINE ~ W@er-'s forntb IN most
cases 20 fehdef the' medlohul Qualities
Wnoa 'petsi q eyer HecompQsing rhcm,
41issslp ltH tE0. aA'F IANEE fILLs arc
[9n 19Fgg ssoo ~ e3egsea, yeGetabe oAlflcts
i.'il y n -loSlhg N or own
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n,ar2ad2t

I CAurfoN.-Thc public viii bear in mind,
chat the Eagle Clothing store has reno, ed
to lis Main street. flw
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-03-24

~ a. IAgALUABl.E RfAgoY. - Nont,
ex2eDs taoSc who .hf ye spfe ed ~ The hor-
appreciate the vslue anC eificaey of nm
HALLS BALSALI--a sovereign remedy IN
all the various stages of This mroh dreaded
disease rI.r r'.T'Is--
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-03-24

lnArlENrfoS!--'nhe large and beautiful new
Clothing sto-e lis Ma'n street, II. schwarz,
= atttatt'og niGch atten,ion, rlw
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THE DAILY EMPIRE.
satssaay. .... March "a. lese


y \. s loSrqo@eky SrrEmoR CouRT.---A me-
iaoria has bees presented ts the Legisla-
y Stsil'e, assiag for law g extend the powers
and Josisllictioa OF the Saperior Court Of
Montgomery County,
9 eDR CRANr.--We understand that DR..
'.Stane, who is now temporarily located at
-tl'e Phillips IIousewin NOT remajn IN bay
Z toa alter Monday neXts uh,ess the class he
, tjroposed.to raise Is made up by that time
! We have before referred TO the superior
qualifications oftlIis eminent physician, and
1t would be wellf0r those who would avail
Hthepselves ofhi7 Instruction to give their
bpimediate attention to theabove annoulce-
smelt.. The a1leted would also do wei to
call rn him ifnme1ii tely :"
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-03-24

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the Plantation Beso,' black and H~ah.
Boys Chester. Men AID Bovs' Clare Ion
ardfreneh. Also. r,.t srishr5n. ard AZ
the late styl at clcap prices. If YOU want
nj e cove 'ug for he head. GoL't M.l 70
examine the stock OF Tul aer & wal'<er, Mt
their extensive business house, No. 3Dl
Third street i IT'D