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The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-05-08
OLOTHING BELoW COsTy

THE public are informed that the undersi gned
having the stock OF Philip Klopfer 82i Third
street, and deslrous OF making room for new
stock will sell articles IN their line cheaper than
they can be bought elsewhere in the city. Mr.
troduoe his old friends, and TO settle outstanding
debts. j. n. STRAUSS Il HRO
febif-iWd.<tW
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-05-08

eE-If you want to encourage ''Home
Talent''--go to the Concert at Turner's Op-
era-House, Thursday evening.
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-05-08

PrTTsBuRo, NAV z.
Cholera.

New YORK, May z.
A report from the hospital ship to-day
stgtes that new case of cholera occurred
on Saturday and five new cases yesterday
from the steamer Virginia. There are now
one hundred and twelve cases In hospital.
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-05-08
New York Money Market.

New YORK, May 7.
Money easy at 4@6 per cent. for call loal Il.
Sterling is quiet at l0916 @10036.
Gold Is iirmer, opening at 12794, advauo-
ing 70 1854, closing at 12s3a.
Government stocks are a shade easier.
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-05-08
ATLANTA HOUSE,
No. 80 MARKET STREET.

BOARDING BY THE WEEK AND
MEALS AT ALL HOURS Choice Cigars and
Liquors at the Bar.
Lrnch Ecery-day at 10 o'clock.
JACOB wAGGONER,
apr 7-3m Proprietor
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-05-08

eT-Tbose who can appreciate good mu-
sic should attend the Concert of the Choir
of Trinity Church, Thursday evening, 10th
inst. This is "home" institution and de-
serves encouragement.
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-05-08

VI E0RGE ENGLE. WHOSE RESI-
dence Is unknown TO the plaintiff will take notice
that John X. Butt of the county of Montgomery,
An the State Of Ohio, did ON the 4th day OF April
A. ID. 1886 file his petition In the Superior Court
within and for the county OF Montgomery. Ohio,
against the said George Engle, defendant setting
forth that the said George Engle, gave mortgage
70 the said John X. Butt ih-lot number one hum
dred and thirty five, 135) situate in Germantown,
payment OF Of two hundred and twenty. nve dol.
lars, l$226) according 10 certain note referred 20
In said mortgage, and praying that the said George
Engle may pay said sum now claimed TO be due,
amounting to two hundred and twenty .dye dollars,
Sx111o Win lnterest from April ist 1850 or that
said George Engle Is hereby notified that he Is re-
quired 20 appear and answer said petition, on or
before the third Saturday aer the 1st day OF june
next GEO W MOYER
April 10, 1e68-w6t Attorney for Plaintiff
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-05-08

LMPIRE STEAM JOB PRINTING op
fiCE, Nc 40 Main street.
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-05-08

NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN THATI
have this day sold my entire stock Of Clothing and
Cents Furnishing Goods TO j. P Strauss a Bro.
Wholesale Clothing Merchants Of Cincinnati. In
retiring from the old stand, beg leave 10 return
my sincere thanks 20 my numerous patrons and
friends for their kind and generous patronage
and would respectfully solicit for my successors
the same liberality uniformly rendered 10 me
-.-- Very Respectfully, Z. KLOPFER.
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-05-08

WASH FOR RoUT-BUnpNGs AND FENCES
AS the season for general spring cleaning
is AZ hand, the following receipt for making
wash for fences, out-buildings, &C., taken
from the Chemical Gazette, may be service
able:
Take a clean water-tight barrel, or other
suitable casque. and putinto IL half bushel
of lime. Slake 1t by pouring boiling water
over II. and in sufficient quantity to cover
five inches deep, stirring II briskly till thor
oughly saked. When slal<ing has been eff
fected, dissolve In water and add two
pounds Of sulphate Of zinc and one of COM
mon salt. These will cause the wash 10
harden and prevent its cracking, which
gives an unseemly appearance TO the work.
II desirable, a beautiful cream color may be
communicated TO the above wash, by add
ing three pounds of yellow oehre, or good
pearl or lead color by the addition of lamp
black or ivory black. For fawn color, add
four pounds ofumber--Turkish or American
the latter Is the cheaper one pound of In
dian red and one pound oflamp black. This
wash may be applied with common white
wash brush, and win be found much supe-
rior, both In appearance and durability To
common whitewash. f
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-05-08

wAsrED.-Half dozen young ladies to
learn the Millinery business, at the popu
lar Millinery establishment of Mr.. Gabriel
Haas, No. 1856 Second street, (Afiss Good
mans old stand.) AlS-dtf.
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-05-08
NOTICE.

John X, Butt, PlaintlG) superior Court, Mont
against I gomery County Ohio.
George EnRle. Deft t
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-05-08
BY TELEGRAPH.

The Murder Or the Deering Fam-
ily-The Confession Of the Mnr-
derer-HOw He Murdered the
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-05-08

.WO9NE@OH ~ g.
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-05-08
ARRIVE.
nAMnroN AND DAYTON.

ofice houtr-0pen at A. NJ, close at t7PM
fh7Fi VIM r. Comfy. p NJ
, 1866-06-09

speetton that Ias made yesterday a.seznoc
of eers12 places m tho hxzbur. 4 eonsf d.
xb2e unmbar n gentlemen, principally Of the
commissioners Already n41oed-weut down khe
haY.ue .fhn cuttar un4- Among TIE nacre
prominent Of the visitors were Ar. Sehultx-
President Of The Board ol Health; Cyrus Cur
tts4. President ofthe Qusf7utine Commission.
COMMISSIONER Cummings, In behalf Of the
Commissioners of Emigration; Health om-
cer swtnhune= Dr. stenE 1ud Dr. Grade, of
the Bsazd OF Healk; Dr. Anderson md VI.
Cobb Of Ese Quarantine Commission : y.
Bell, OF Bzruk1Juy md A. ". Craven, Of the
Cfoson Aqueduct BoGxd- $. pr,
The derSatoe wks nzda this morning, snd
afternoon Or to@luorFow by the occupation Of
SegnIne's Point By 4 fortE sume1sut to pTe-
!. vent any 1aW1ese demonstration by tho peo-
pie who burned the hospital bu4dinz7- Gseat
cppoettfon Is e1Dected- An fndicattoa Of this
Mgfseo In the protest Of the Staten islanders -
Segu1De'6 Point IL. however,. IN the rnetso-
politxa police district 80 police prntectIoa
can be legally given to the operations Of the
health authorities, snd the Government h18
sETee2 to assign to the use OF the authorities
one or two revenue cutters
These boats, which viii be stationed OF
the pont, carry howftxers; sud their krcws,
it h understood, WIN be qu.ttered on I7nd,
within ea&y Signalling diatance of the CUTTERS
4 SPACE Of about hfty ae1ea Of Land will b
oeeupied- Nearly forty acres Of 1t Is hard
end dry and as much Of this as m&J ba re-
| qolred will be used
| The buildings to be p1aeed there are merely
Tor tha accommodation Of we'll passeuEe{4,
and possibly o{ some couvulesexuts sEoH4
shiphoaFd- The sick a1e to be kept a. heretp-
| tore On hospital shius
, 1866-06-09
THE CHOLERA.

Quarantine Crounas Sc
sIeeted-SeEuanesH RoIuS to be taken
Possession of-FolIeexzaeN and Ekeve-
nRe Cat1exD 70 GuHr1 the H1sS QUAR-
1nxiue-Ax1AuSemen OK tne Hesttn
AMthoK11leS-
From tbe Nes York Post1
IL = thst Il eannot Be- doubted, that he health
a9thoriites of this city and port have selected
Eermue's pnsnt, on Staten 1a}zzdr n site
IN temporary quarantine boildink1, md that
that pIaee will be taken possession Of bJ =
fnrce OF metropolitan police and will be held
By the aid Of the United States revenue cut
tex, ii these should be required.
seguness Point, It win be Remembered WAs
the Site Of the Quarantine butldings destroyed
4 few YEATS xEo BY 4 mob: and though the
land belonged to the State Il wss not thought
cxpe1lnt az desirable to Esbu11d these-
partly because Of the fact that Ii Was On
Ststeu Island and partly 90 account Of the
opposition that must be met, the 4tternPs
weze made It beeauae necessary to act de-
e5sively, md The Board Of Health, tho GuaE-
antfue Couumfssion md the KEnisf1tiao Core-
uafsstou haye taken SeEume'8 Point for qus!-
anrfne uuyposea Il should be undAs1t1oo,
hoTcyeF, that 1t Is NOT desiRuad 70 tfeAs
ehclefn patients ox persoes 1ho hzTc any "a,
fecfEoue dhease, At <h2t p1zec: but the wen
rHsnenprxa of cholera-4Efeeted shipe art TO be
h1ded there, xzad asteF eaeao4Hszy VII % 70
moved to the places Of their desstuAtoa.
, 1866-06-09

tn1sJ.x1 eaaf. Ss1und .6e4 :potu9 IL vas MT
tse3at a6si.aele th.I u ekoud % ma X. 5Aer2
- a.t!s etENa<cai ds11asd. 10 ssles ov Do Uos-
nEs RWe reezssazy. 1ot1t u1tsvuras5e aaxoefai h.
cdpt 4 TIM t1ted11xtoee The demand keoune se-
xsav bst Il ~ss nes Nfsnuut be1vY oepa4aoa AZ
the TrsussJ- On shS res:pk. boz evtF. 1f lne dis
sstsoaa ae.s b tos Cubs : ~ d@ua<od assumed
Tn5s paso sesenea New Xok hs IN tas as,er-
nccn- bus neusE the Stock Beard h.id ctnsed- Il
xaA thsa too kse te aasatn u7stEscttsaa okoa ssae
DEpst1meas. nd ssiEs xsze zesoaasesy ena.,aaed
xM4t Hup1ealese6 E1et3e1aeut-
Haa theze neeu rne fog Nr vra D3tk TO 4t1ysss
-NA - Nxs1E TO the u8xs hruuzhx cveF By tha
shias7 y. ID .ates wild ns7s: Resa sesp9aed
hesnrs 20 hsxe n xEoN4 ef t1an hx4 oesn Dr.
pasex os: hut IN the A14t q tsrts sines d.ssopet,
Ieuuerr n ,he opt11cm espFessed By him. that 4
nesty sappned ~aald hxx< added 10 ,ae exs,se
p<odacxd eszaoa% ma extensive disaster.
Ifse@sed r. tntsh*snE q the anetoee1ed
-attteu shai The aetoa OF tte Asssst1at Treasurer
aan hfa as1easa w4s nos ealv, nndH thu etztaus
st9oeee. euuz.@@eor'. bot iudi<.aus- This
na~t T os m ,se se's* :ezsaE = safesf'5see @ee
/! ehznts and bankers Of Ss~Txs- Tns cussectnsf,
| q heofseeraess Of II ez1 be better dstrfmfned
hspe eureqneut shipment cf eotn upon th< Eaxifsa
nafkkf- and lhe re4cive tnareure ihezEuf UPON al
own. sexn BE- hiEtJ 1st<xt4Insd-
hna5 not b improper Cox NE tn coue1as!ou. Il
panJtnE tettEz thai ,ne ssIeettn o< &<ruta aad u
the ai+ees1on of ": yan Dyek, and that nut 70
Ners Of II. xys7s. ~no isr 1onsas ssd sesisese
/ hts own husa1eas n looking &ftet ths p1ouE mtE
ests II the gold tuom. would ha1e b<en :fas1i,
to the G&vezuHlkn1-
Inn. win great respect, HrsH Xeccztnea-
! SkcTefxrY Of tnk TfkSSuf
, 1866-06-09

7a<,e % eeasu % ne IN ;ns ssie. o. 1oe as1s By
shfs pepzKtaeEx sKreE The csdCn cf Feexo1fJ fsst-
L. visw q th< es71cAn ofs p.ks q ths puotse
pcsee.lcn u III ihe hcts eonEeesed With she.e
.se- 1gass:ea y: Esa Dzsk. e a.sts'aat n
ron sas 4<zsI{ - tszZ1ty. md De ezenraseaEsce4
vhmA hase 1dpred lhs nsasE ot sale adopted hJ
htzs. nd r seaasea % q III b. s<sa1 ,~,,.. :.
Axze1ea sahcar:<d- y 70 en191sae IN III STAKE.
E<a.1- nd 70 tatsstaeroty N ii representation cr
sa,a,s4 o. as "a sa Il a . Z d sep 9 s e 4 a
- 1ne enia ssczzea into she Tszzxasy bad bean
s<S s e E rsse ias enc & - es.ss& e seta8 . g g
esreney 1ssro nixht reaeE d dape.tktoa Of r
ers11f. d persessase saeh aepxsetslton ax .he
national e5Esn1 = vuasd xase1 E9tEEs1esfy tae
bcstee.s q .ae e9aot5J. nd espeaaJ The la;ez-
Ii kas nexn M p1spnss. <1taE b ne,dtnx g
aeitase, 70 keep ihe asEtket essx3S until the m
S e C sss1ssE aissed sSeE y shs = - %
into fasl so3retva Ac1isstT. Ano ttEs pxtrsze The
W1y N 4 permanent sssr-upstoa-
se1bssK ksve bes1 to naks 30 sale4. expeos tos
the pczp1s4 ot suppHEs rhe Treasury n euteo.
q - n<satnx The rre1sstY eeu1.zds az eot1H'e1ee
tasxsr rne assIeEai e1aIs or 10 pzpdne@ sersasa
E11uuan N pxsoe<- The osxseetnes4 Of tSsst Y
~rFacrrHs nas been xsn.afed ny she asne1a! e
rxs- II toe nzrtet. ne &tstnsa sdvsnee q ~
ew1sncy rnv afa~ the sxoe stsudsfu e xsiae. aos
1hF rtevxn13os. os &n21C1A ssu0hses ~ofc1 70 zas
bad xa1satta = 'ns xsssss, e1as< ass.s q ene
h TIE e1f1ese of he at1ezetaa eoofez1ed upnz
hin, ~. Vxa Dxek bes anxe1 II uEc=sesJ fuT man1
e - e eea e saar ssea 81 aos lie .sr ps1 -
/ Of Fet=rJ. hssA up0o aqtxshEaded p1stt3ca
enznphcktmx. md 20 uvao sn.aEsar1ai nseess<tss
srS yf1n t1fsef1.r md rnefue$Ad 4rxusal extSfs
, 1866-06-09
space b fau, nd Il + ttaaato ptlx Tia
nsvs &w my sssz5tzE desFeseeaR-
=: xzynz
Kx3x1xs<Q @E q Nr1E3eA UaaAEekx NJ Xee1
KE&S<

IT q nkseA psserssr asxs<r
Ex9e>
Ksaa u nssasz 1snxzs, la2-I
TessSday - ueenIsqa q . de.sste< kuu
the h3s rexsHEs, seok p2see st Fa<: Exc.
ea1sd es,asaess<1aeass - q ho.sastses.
1he so1d3ex fE5eszed To, n appears, aa<aa stme
e,oes deserted nd auss1 Over to Bx6alo-
He vk n Ls4azAa, zod uzs prevailed apoa
70 espoese ase Eeasan eaa,s An fs<: be had
teok ple< hs .eeoaFssasea col o'Senrs E u.
NszREA <1peat1&ua Hd wxx e2peMA "a srr-
8a4 With ahoz4 &6eeu oxhe78 ha the wok,tA
FeAx FoFt Erie He wzs takn to she guard
bo@e, whsch u1SostEnstely Go~ him, uxs
Esazeed b dssaehzaens o< h ovu eaasps~
n.y. He wsa tune3fste1 recognized, aad
yesterday waA 1ted By ! drum bad euu-1
mxzttzL He made % x:teHPts to fua:Hy his
eno8nek bE& oo tka nfh1< h4ud EtoF$ed in
wtzz k lad dezae- The ~eouxE found him
guilty. snd sentenced Kim to b e1Hated II
"A carly hoQx this naeantE.
The se1tscee w1s e11skd Into eGec4 shout
kx o'eaoek, ahsH1 tine he9oxe 4sr1ved u
ahe sesne, although raa6e esey possshaa
e3o1z to xcx tke1e- Frozn eye-vttnessea
less7td tie GoloEng particulars Of TIE
u.EeaJ: u..,...
PARE for hss ts1e. a=a, N t.et, tid aos asf so1
x1Y- He remarked th4t be VIA aoldser. anka
woe1d dir n soea- Stripped OF bis coat, and
eeeuapnz<ed By Rtsuc< kua1t ot h:a oEE
rsxHexty he WIS marched 70 q beautiful
| gzssy Esoznd =. ih< rear q md u2on the bill
| oseztookt< the sf1lzgt Of Foxt Ere He We
] sEa:ed Epoo arrdeiy-eneszzre.ed pine boz,
/ shSeA Wss ktkn6ed 70 xHsw&F TIE purpose q
I eocu. Eod hfs exee11sooezs wesE drawn upE
1;=e hesoxe k@- eon4ts1tnx Of eiShs ueu, Whs
were detailed for that purpose- Is uany Q
i zbe 1Exh ~ we've h Tie Sat1oi.y were ss2I3poes
i y. o. r. kk
TIE poor fellows eTes xue bandaGed, and /
| Z EtTe1 aksEA1 these e2Ee exHAh from II
| .Ees Of The executIoofxsr aad the Ese1es
eoFFse Of The deaexstr MiI upuo the eoc5r
ps<1etd b. tye bullets, two Of wktch h
| px+sed thFp-xh kh heart The body WAS Il
Ie7Tru IN the vicinity Of The e1etEt5oo, ~
tie EF7se seEaie4 nauE-rcnt Of warning t
fke EL&os1Ea1& EaAa'a eumz1de1-
, 1866-06-09

vu7import4st;,' for u /. obvlout sha. Whist
ever the woskmen receive sbovs tho market
rate Of wages ID clcaz gain oycr tho existing
systen. Whist Is Of more cousoquence II tho
fact that tnc new system II 50 prod1gious1J
successful that the capitalists End they can
afford Ia dIstrIsuter portion Of the profits 10
their cmployes, and still reap return constd-
cfah3y above The average. standard Of prodts
In the locality where their busineas il carried
on. "1nstesd Of losing money" Mr. Hughes
.'cnornous profits which had already accrued
.'1o the coneetn.- Not .hclus accustomed to
:" .hnse splendid results with which thoy ap-
'poateG to Be familiar IN. tho North, and be-
ing very well content with fous or 'dve per
"cent on such money ~ he possessed IN tho
t. world, he came down there to the first hill
"yearly neetlng Of the company. and found
At that they werc going TO dnclaro dividend
''of fifteen per cent. Hc must confcss that
sat dEst he Wa Nttle startled but WHEN
''he came to look 1t the books and Inquire
"how 1t happened, he found that this profit
:" had really been honestly earned"
Here IL a system Of Industrial effort which
seems 10 solve the problem Of thr distribution
OF wealtl, on principles of political economy.
If a greater Eciuru TO the capitalist can he
eseu'.u =, n".,'.a y. lo.on y. ~. .ne
o ~ 80 t.s N..s.... ~ - - y. so1.se ~ .A'
.as.'e'' W. @ae e-fs$s.', W esoW tos e,H
.en' 49, w.; va ot'tA's a'a e's"t o"u'
., o'Isasno ~so'a~' ~ .s'aeso "eAeasAoe'
10 Nv tu ~ tnc eon'n'un..5
.s;,1'... .t an4 ~ o'ssstass " "eann o'e-
s..'.'t's 9 - aT ~. .. .Au :" . 1a,s.
as " - :. 49, ,>',:.t A 20 ~ "A? "
...s,,. ..,;.s :. l...:,. i, as1 - ut, Z,
ot,4ss 49,. - sra l.n.,ts ar ,.s..as a -,
oas'',os ,ana ,a,n ss.asss,,,. n,.hs a.,s ~
.ups1,es s@Ae" ''.ts ."Ae' 'o4
! .as fu.i - .,-..," A 50 :" ~
] ' ~ . s .,.sa. ~ saet ,:., as..s's
| 49, s'' ." s ..4i ~, ~.
l"A ,1, -. ts uu .,. ~
pes a"u ~ tHa1As e,1o ~ 'o."..
t"e 'o'uei e@.cnas !" TUG e'aes WI" !,u'
ne1e ,nsnaa' ~, i1so! iato tae oas'ness sa4''eu
"n' ""''c 'ne 'a.tet eon'e's "s 1e"a1os on!
ou ,nsn,.1 sse! - se.'a'as Ian pn'as =,
e"pn.e n.', =. ~ snl1ss ea .l".''" ~
'. r".e :. -; 49, "e s' .o4 suss ~ ts .,4s
.sr - "@'e 11o e~s s"ee> wv" 'A'
r,
.ns '.oo'"t ,''' uea -. Ans,aaa ,a aI'' useo
..,'Is,, ..t. 60, 49,. =.
w.. ~. soDAot u.s. -, y
I hAS A44N &NAAE444o Abi. A43AAs4 +h "UAA AVl
, 1866-06-09

A few days since the Illinois &adss
zeaar9 publshea, and The Chicago Tuna
coried, 4 charge against Mr.. George
Schneider, the Collector OF Internal Revenue,
which WIS In substance that he had retained In
his possession The sum Of Sl82. 50 beaonRinEto Ion.
soldier who bsd been employed 10 watch Tic
store OF Van Eta, Friedman d Co., while II
was In The custody ot the revenue officers,
and that the money Was suddenly paid over
to Tho soldier after the 1inses had iotimated
that corrupt practices were about 10 ha
brought to light IN the Collectors Office.
The Inference intended 10 be drawn WAS that
the Collector Intended 10 cheat the soldier
out Of the sum Of elso. 50, but wa< frightened
ont oi the attempted swindlc By the fear oi
exposure.
Tue matter barIne attracted the notice Of
Mr. Pencil, one OF the revenue agents Of the
Government, who happened TO bc hrrc Look
Ing sitter frauds. he proceeded TO investigate
1t. His report TO the Commissioner Of Inter-
nal Revenue will be found In another column.
1t will be aecn thst tue whole story is cx-
p,oded, a1r. Schneider having addressed two
letters 10 the man to whom the money was
due, asking him 10 call At the Collectors
elllec and Gcl 1t, somc six weeks before the
Ttse. rublisllcd It's slaudcrous imputatlon-
The moncy had not been in Mr. Sehucldts's
Possession \. all. until the Van Etta &S Fried
,nan case was disposed Of in the Caitcd States
district Court. When the defendants settled
With tho Government, they paid the
money due to the person who had
watched their premises lone half Of which
lad txen advanced TO him bY tho Collector.
/ and he wss twice uotlled through tbs Pos,
, 1866-06-09
BAyk SECURITIES AND REDEMP-
TONS
Letter from the Late &GzIe Auditor Of
naAr6NDkTts~
SrAEE Hor.x, Hus7ox, DUNG /, rS66-

Letter from the Late &sz1e Auditor Of
UHa.arhus<tts~
srAzz Horsx, Bos7ox, dung I, 1916
Etto<r fhxe42u Tsinune.
ind IN your paper OF the ::ss9Ih ult-> shst
sou are opposed to the system Of redemption
xhseh the banks In the tar<e cities aze eadeav-
ossr< to essahif4h, on *he yrsUnd that the
present mode Is better.
lam a1as1 II We ahonl1 succeed II fesurnirx
specie payments, u We anxht, that you would
frd h quite necessary to ehaaxe ,ur view,
and s<ust Yor viii permit ue to naake some
sUIrsstcus - to the importance Of doing
that rov.
II an not much mi4takea, you mus.
h1Ee been acquainted, more or less, with our
New England OF Suffolk Bank systern Of re-
dernpsson, though 4ou may nos remember u
DO. when acd why 1t xss established
II wxs found, more thaz SaFty years since,
that the tendency Of country hank notes was
to now TO The commercial e<ntrts, and that
N order to set N e4uiEaIeut tor them, they
must Be collected and rerUSred to the tasu-
ing Lankr which involved maeh trouble and
e1,ense- II Eas therefore agreed, that each
ea1k fu the country, ahcula have ~ agsut IN
Boss<n, who ahou1d receive its bills and return
them without cost OK discount to those who
| held tlezn- This released the country banks
tors keeping much specie Oh hand, and 1t
| once gave rs = much safer, and uore conve-
n5ent currency shan before, and At gr.asly
diminished cost to the banks
Nov, what I hare to suggest isv that the
system which was Voluntarily established and
used By our New England bankers and bust.
a . 80 ~ AA.sss.s sae-s 49, 4us .oas'
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ware 1E <&At1Am-xhe Hf4tter Fell
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T.osa ske Detroit FREE Press .sh inxs.)
The stezEer Htashxs Beu. plying between
pk1ruit nd Ckaskac7y Eas oo Tuesday night
tas2 Tie reGptert o& souae eoUt<sSes ao<
PRECEDING the Douta o< 1hsuea Ei1er, about
dxEeexr Eises bx1ow Chatham, 1t VIA OBJ
sef1e1 Iha1 the rzcSe kEhsS were axsE-
spisk<t. xod tie ESh2 kocse 1tself gave no
1okEn Of IL = 1htrxahou1s- SeEersheiesxv the
captain ver&u1ed to MAKE Tia E1outh Of The
Yisex. bEl would have taile4 but fox the Hight
OF = hoae7.sS earaoo, which kaite,f him from
Of tiA voyage, and bel5estnx ttzs his hos. x.s
e1p<<t<t- he had 90 shoa<h1 shas The powder
wxs eIrxnted Er hin, aud continued his
epHr4e rnttl 4has No :. Has 4eu< 1t hirz u Tie
sexy u.onkE1 be v&s 4tEfklcE chain that hxd
hsxu ssrxftAen a<1p<4 the ehau-se3 To prevent
the passe<r ot thase nasasr h&oody minded 1h4u
ktuseh Ihe ekatn was "a III -suf6cixos stopper
hE1 GAot No. :, 1n3 It's tpaA q seTezl buck
e.a hnu the wheel of his ho4t, told r7s,a.
1ea1f1uy tta& rnies4 he n44 thoroughly
equipped for f-ty. th= Heaxkkr Bell bad
better hang out 4 E1< of trnee, which Ao~ DID
srtosxh-fy- i bo<1x's crew cane oul to Aer,
1zoa totnx she w4s not h<ut ca mischief, low
| <red th< Ii In ard KS her pxsa- To Ca7:a11
Wad6<A II Old Waterloo oeserr II conn1zad
i 4sez:h<d graf pFats.-. to- the tzuene%s Of ht1
atra; And Captain Stnzyssr IN Command Of =
sIoa.e ttef. wkxh ts 10 BE- sunk h Shk
eszzzssea. &C he aTTsoa-A u th'e fknEn., i
rar<h eoEnzsertet Tor hss extraordinary 1esl
h sk< jcne8ue-
Mr. JOHN S&ewEt, the ovn<r OF the boat
| ave1s Iha& be d5d Eos build The Htzihe1 Bel
h<1za<H. and II l. IL sa<aJosenSeot k,e the p<,s
p%e o< Chatham 10 rxst1Ee htS boat m sh'
! ns<h.. he vii a..ar-x 70 - to E.st kheu1
| op<s cay
, 1866-06-09
-snrwwnwxv1p sN tNnUSTKY.

While the eight hour men in this country
nre striving 10 diminish the sesulss Q: human
industry, snd cmbrolltng themselves with
their employers to the injury Of both, Nh in-
dustrial experiment is being made In England
which promisea the most beueaccnt fIuits to
10th labor and capital The nasurc Of this
sane.>.nt and Its gratifying results as far a.
~ " i = ~ been tried, were explained By
very e.tedr: sIrghes, u. P, in the Town Hall
Gntesgo Eot7-oo he 19.h- -n1ftsun- -ThcsIe..
The parry lien marched down TO ,he Re6inso,
, 1866-06-09

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