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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1866-03-09
Go ubom il man Concern.


WARMERS, Gardeners, NurSerymen. Teach
ers On rrymeu Masons Nin-rs act smhs, hh wig Is
- other OF roof moral Character sTe no" eu
- rp,r unity and invi % 20 settle in villages - ing ns
q, In Missouri the sites for wi1h were pdc0'e1 very
ow prices upon which joint stock comps - s'e pelh'
o-ueI SELLERS invited 20 take STOCK 90 COST "ii- Ni.
srso,d that distilled spirits b'ytr g." o. d re d.
The company vii reurd tuesiroad ar~on l"uie h" PATIO
I,e q tAe ut ten families who brcoiu~ art r'cH
n these Vi ages As the stock viii uqn'si'AeDl 'aVN'
tom present low prices, ti~s' con o's 'h4 "LbsD
+,,u j. for sAYg ana PRoTTABLE iuvrs m-us Good
et.reuces gwen AID required. APpy p'Tso44Ly ~ n
x,.k or bv l,tter with aup for Hts"~ u a. d. ott l.
DON Agent Mo. lmuerain' Room NOD - "'"fH" iHs.
EOTICE.-T BENJAMIN GLESHlLL, by
~ trade an Eneineer who left hureet near Leeds r.,
,pi about IA wears ago. Ould apy 20 Mess A. H. bAnI
Co. No b Whe-st. NewioIk be WA Lear u something
important Iom England
N0TICE.-The CONSISTORY o. The COL
~ LFGiATE X. P. DUTCH CHURCH having rcsG ~.
- REMOVING She North Church. cornei fHt'n e"u VIZ
uls and leasing tie crolid. they contemplate Tnioi.-
A. human remains, iu the v-uts oi s. ID ci 20
-Ir ground in Greenwood cemetery. c,uurlch- N"Vu W
i9ib inst AL persons interested having f,2 Fr- Ct 'e
sr,.fed In said vauts and wishing further noih"h On we
suh ct requested 20 cal Al the Office ~ tat
,sd Churcl No. 1872 broadway Room No T. be'"eth 'Ae
1o1rs OF 10 0. rn and p.
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GEoRGR lIErTRICK,
GEORGE III. AiACKArr
(ORNELTus FLYNN.

ths will with the hearty appreciation and solid
support OF the American people.
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VNHE BRITISH AND NORTH AMERICAN
i ROYAL NAIL STEAMSHIPS. -
BETWEEN NEW-YOKK AID LlNtNFOOL CALLlNo
Al corn HARBOk "
AND BETWEEN BOSTON AND LIVERPOOL. CALL
INC Al HALIFAX AND COih GAkbOH
CI'BA........l~svcs New ora. " rdn~sday, Msrch
AsIA.......ieaycsB boston. " sduesiay March -
jan A......l leaves sew OH. NJ c1ueslsy Mafcb2l
tFVlC A...... eayrr B0ston.... y.Aafch "
Observation-Disclosures New.YoTt.. edu-sdAs. Aprii
CHIN AA... enves Boston.... " rdurtday, Apil u
YEov Sgw.YOgK LIVERPOOL
CAi"f Csoin pgsssge. ..................'.'-h loI
Second Cabin Passage. " "
FROM BOSTON LIVERPOOL
Chief Cabin fas.ag". ..''...s''''''''''''''e
Second q aolI ihssher.... u "
p,yshle IN gold or equivalent United states currency
ferths not secured until paid for.
An -rperi~rced surgeon on borf.
NJ owner. Of these ships Will he accountable for Specie
OF NauAs unless Bs Ladus having the value oppressed
are sigrrd therefor
fsr Freight OF Passage spplyto
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.TE,HE French Steamer NOUVEAU MONDE
y will le-ve fer BREsr snd HAVAE. from Pier No 50
18th River q Nor onsi.. 81 II O'Clock m, SAL II
A. March TO- Passengers requested 20 be Oh board at
% L.
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NOR NEW-ORLEANS, direct-The new and
frst-cass steamship GENERAL OhANL CsIt r w
Holmes. vii lesve Pier No. " r.. SATURDAY, Msrch
TO- 81 3 o'clock.
Per freight passage having unsurpassed accomIoda'on
EIpytJ ii. u. CEbMN iii q co. no 90 Nttl-'t.
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Steamboals ano Railroads.

NOR PROVIDENCE DIRECT.-The new
and ssuch ,id~-wh 20 s;esmer Cllf or PkONlDENC p,
go tuu brL.n O,orr. IS. HUI Commander vii iesye Pier
No 80 Noitn River foot Of Jay-st., every TUESDAY.
THURSDAY AMI SAT- RDAl at o'elocL. For Iei sni
pass, re arp.v o. board Fare 81
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IGOR NEW-ORLEANS DIRECT.-The New
1 York Mail Sieam.hP Compauy's steamer MONTEREY,
will leave on SATURDAY, March 10 At 3 p m. hon
tie Co.usy Pier No s6 ~ T. For freight passage apply
10 JAMES A. KANNOR NO. 10 BafcEy-st.
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The scourge Of the plniTs.

lC a. llE ST, LOUIS, October @.
The Kansas papers say a new aud formi-
dable insect, the locust threatens to make
an irruption TO Eastern KPlses, compared
y ith which the imyriads Of grasshoppers
Which have swarIned through Kansas IN
the last few weeks win be considered as in
signitlcent in numbers, sire, and destruc-
tiveness.l 2 rtt.IA rI1IIi8
In going from Helena to Salt Lake, a Mr..
Stebbins passed through forty miles of
grasshoppers so thick that they clouded the
whole atmosphere They were travelling
south, toward Utah, at the rate of five 10
eight m he's a day.. - -..rY. s-.s-
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BY TELEGRAPH
A ViiiniaoTFs FTnnd Dereato,I. =

General Dix has formally accepted tho
FFeneh shisslonlnid " N leas6 this country
''GHSt5if %stofacy- -gendrph staIbdcr5 u Yesterday
gave an oDini01 that the contract entered
Into by MH HARLAN, late Secretary of the
Interior, with the Conneciiclit dEmigrntion
Company, disposiDg Of 100000 acres of the
reserve lands Of the Cherokee Indians IN
Kansas, at Que dollar per acre. -cah not be
aghOred uMashNiIlainousc cfiqud on the
part OF Harlan,---the last official act of his
thieving administration.
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Daring V'rainy.
IouIsvILI.g, October

On Saturday evening, near Seymour,
Ind, tw0 men masked jumped into the
Adams Express car attached to the train
hence to indianapolis, threatened the life Of
the messenger, broke open the way safe,
took several thousand dollars tIcrefrom,
pitched the through safe out of the ear, but
neglected 10 get tAekey, by tlleusltal signs
they caused tine train To be'checked tIp and
then started. The engineer, being apprised
of some difficulty, ran the train back, when
the through safe was recovered with the
contents unharmed. There Is no clue TO
the robbers.
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Great IElre In New YorIk.

New YORK, October T.
? The'ilfe last night destroyed the third,
fourth aud tlftll stories of the large build
ing A Crosby street. occupied by Messrs
Vogt q Cos porcelain and glassware deal
ers. loss over so 5000. Fully Insured.
The fire by means Of flying sparks com
reducingit to ashes. Many OF the paintings
and other valuables were saved. Loss $780,
0DO-insured. Many valuable freseoes, and
the valuable large organ wete1tlestroyed
The Cathedral was built in 1911.
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sst. t.J.Duis Fair, IA

ST. LOUIS, October G.
It u estimated that, since the opening Of
the fair, some $4,000, inCl6Ilng ehecks and
drafts worthless 10 anybody but the own
ers, have been gobbled by the piekpocket
fraternity In this city. A gentlennn was
robbed last night Of $l,700 In grecnbacks,
while getting on the caFs. Ftfe
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Kentucky CONGRESSMAN.
LouIsyILLr. October

--------- NlFyVTEl ' HI7Is11f N7N7NVI7NI "
Hon. Elijah Hise was to-day elected to
Congress from Che Third District of this
State to fill the vacancy occasioned by the
death of Grider. He defeated Colonel Haw-
kins by a very large majority. lie is n
very talented man and Democrat of high
standing. -"
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Cinclnnati Omces.
.- IL WAanInnrnH. Octnl

Neither the pension agency nor the post
posed OF, and neither Of Them are likely to
be disposed of for several days 10 come.
The Orly applicant for the pension agency
is Doctor McGrew. No doubt both Of
these offices will be bestowed upon suitable
persons by the nliddle &c the coming week.
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Steamers sunk.

ST. L6uis, October G.
The steamer M0llie Dosier sunk, near
Fallsmohth, in the Missouri River,on We'd
nesday. Value not stated, Insured for
$50,000 in 81. Louis, Cincinnati, Pittsburg
aud New York offices, .4s
The steamer Ben Johnson, heavily
sunk four miles below Boonville,
IN the Missouri River to-day. Loss not
known. j A4LF -
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On the 9th day OF October, 1866,

VII bhC ONh uuy Vi OCgODCTg lOabOs
A 4 one O'Clock in the afternoon, at the Court
IA House, In the city of Dayton, WILL Bt aOHD TO
THE HIGHEST BIDDRE the following described read
estate as the property Of flioratiO O. Phillips, de-
part OF lots numbered sixty i've (05) and sixty
SIX b6), on the plat of the city OF dayton begin
SO6lt tnepco measuring westwaully dongthe alley
With tho south bounAryof asid l6ts ON Q hundred
aud twenty-five u22l feet to point; thence north,
said lots sixty Ave (G5 feet 10 point; thence AZ
right angles castwardly parallel tO the tdDuth line
of said lots one hundred and twenty two (l9D foet
TO the east line Of said lot sixty five on Ludlow
street. and thence at right angles s0uthwardly
with the east limo Of said lot sixty FIVE on Ludlow
street, sixty i've ld5) feet tO the place of oRnnlnR
being sixty Ave feet In width ON Ludlow street.
by one ne l hundred and twenty two feet in depth,
asae y ay ene a,oey an ooo ,1.t tlf 80 NJ aT .a
Afso t'ie fofi0wing inlots tho plat OF the city
OF Dayton, as numbered upon subdiypion and
by John q Lowe, Executor Of,H, O., PhlIlpa and
approved by the Probate Court III the proceeding <
unas. sas Which tais :sls made so-wi.
51sl 59a5 b026 6OsT 6dls Jilj. 5Ga 5Gji hos aas'
60S4 50Oi bo05, 6OO0, bOOt and 1900. ~
Apprdtsed az Silh e1ch. .f4Ifi
Lois numbered 5OO2 5O8. bOOs 1900 bOlO, bUi bOis
aud b4l3-dppfdisad al 500 eIcA. 30
Lots numbered LOl6 and h0l1- aPprdised ~ $500
10, ct numbered s9si -dpPratsoi af $a2S.
Lot numbered 50iS- $50
These lots lio near the center of the city south of
Third street, west of McDonough street dId are All
bounded by convenient streets and ALLOYS. ffats
may he seen NJ The oiiice of Davies 4 Ibwe, and
Win George Neibett, At the Central InsIpahes 81,
Tis sale Il pers.apts,v ~ dad a. tls q,
5le
Terms eI Sale -Nird casA. one. AIs,I IN oas
yedT, dad ons-tAtrd N tteo ye's-s iron, Ne ddy "
o JOHN q. Lowe.
Executor of n, a. PhilliIt, decd.
DAVIES LowK, Atty's. TitT I,0
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r A REuc.-;Ileast Butler was suffered to
go TO tho depot at Columbus without an es-
eort. Just after he crossed North street, n
man In great haste ~; rom tho sidewalk
into the street. stol oed The carriage, and
exclaimed, holding up a dirty spoon:
'"Her General, here's something you
droppe@ % "
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7 " is said that Mrs. SturGis Hooper, wi
dow, has sacrificed the ipterest of 100000,
IbequcatIcd TO her lately by her husbands
grandfather Gas property to belong to her
as long rs. she remainsa widow in order
to become Mrs. Senator Sumner, Disin-
terested affection, surely; but it looks like
giving up good deal to gain very little.
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-10-08

ExnpuTIoNsrThe grapdest exhibition on
elais slPct WIN ps punq, d,p.ipgour state
and Corrty Fairs AZ she popular Eagle
Clothing .S,ote FTiend Sehwalz is making
immense prenarations 20 meet the eNpecta-
Gons OF his numerol9 friends and custom
crs, and sell them cheaper and nicer made
up clothing tnan ever hc kept bcfore--all
being ciRlom-mnde, Don't forget the
place No. IT'S Main street, sign Of the
Golden Eagle. No two prices asked
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Oregon Rcceties.

WARRINGTON, October, @.
A telegram has been received here dated
Salem, Oregon, @, saying To-day the Ore
gon Legislature. virtually expuhged the
former ratification of the Constitutional
amendment by vote of twenty -four ayes
against twenty three nays"
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-10-08

MONEY SAVED Is sfMoNEY MABE~Thc
r..s above maxim is best illustrated by going
TO Goodman's popular Boot and Shoe Store
Z 40 Main street, where every tlllg in his
line can be bought 50 low as to defy com
petition His stock Is the largest and best
M selected in the cityj he warrants ALI his
ID. goods, sews rips for nothing, aud tfies hard
R n'nsi So n aJnGe Te Tsr, ssa s Ttn a
a5 is crowded all the time with eager custo-
mers. Give him call, by all meaps. ''
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Is OF the greatest Importance. III many
Instances Members Of Congress have been
eleefed by one,maiorltv. See to It then,
that not one voter is allowed to remain at
home who will vote the Democratic and
ConscTygtiye tiekae
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lSpffial Mutiffs.
Rings Vegetable Anbrosia

J.
Is the most popular HAIR RESTORATIVE of
the day IL is cleaner, more richly pcrfumed. and
is warranted n restore gray hair 10 its natural
color; stop its coming ofi remove dandrua from
the scalp, ana prevent badness. Read the follow
ing homc testimony.
CERTIFICATE.
The following Is 10 certify that l have used
RINGS VEGETABLE ARfBROStA for the past
six months, and have found in IL all that is
claimed for u TO perform My hoad has beon near
y bald for several years-wi be safe In saying for
SIX yehts, at iehst-and 10y adhering To the direc-
tiOns in the SO 0f the AMBROSIA 1 am proud 10
say that now have fine growth OF heat thy hair
whilst all other restOratiVes have failed can
also testify rs 20 Its qualities In restoring gray
hair to Us original color having seen II tested by
my most intnaic Friends kn0w'itiu be supe-
lor 70 all other restOratiyes, What do know |
know rom experience, in referenee 10 its proper.
tics and would recommend it to an as being tho
best article In market. WM NJ nII'PARD
Dayton, Ohio, August %, 1855.
D.. NJ. TUBBS a Co, Props, Peterboro, IL
For sale by all Druggists in Dayton, and every
where. Dr. w. w. STEWART.
ans5dawSm Wholesale Agent, bay ton, o.
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sIew gdpertisemfats.
Mayor 8 Fsoolam alton.

1 \ compliance with law I hereby issue my proc
lamatop 10 the, citizens Of tho city 0f DAYTON,
warning them that u Is unlawful f,AT them 10 sell
ba'ter or give away any spurious, vinods or malt
liquors GA the day OF any election held id the StAtsi
Of Ohio, under the Constitution or laws thereof
Any pcrson UfeutlinR against the provisions Of
said law, shall be Mel in any sum not less than
I've dollars, nor more than ono hundred dollars
aud be imprisoned 10 the county fail fof a period
not exceeding ten days foT each oAeRks % uSmmit
ted ttf ~
- any violations Of the provisions Of said act ON
fursiiay. Octobern, 1875 the day Of the state aud
county electiOny which may be reported and prov
eh, VIII De Hehlt WIN according 70 the law rogu-
- f JONATHAN KENNEY. hAsoh.iI
MAYORS OFFICE DAYTos
IN ! rSeptember ~, 1865 \ "a tF
Journal and Gefinat paper COPY
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SeItcncIs,s Nnmnanion

..l.I ''N'iNI''Ni'N = p'i'af't''Vif
Beast Butler is stimpiug Ohio for the
Radicals, Hear him; ,s.s
II LOA1'H AND SCJRN TIE DOC
trim Il MI ATTnfS 1SAWHITE FACED
MANS GOVERNMENT. / insist thrt ii
IS white hcarted mans Cove. rmont-a
IoyPi mosf's GoYenmcntaia .eis.e
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NEW BARBER SHOP

THE undersigned would rospoetfsllV annonn.e
70 MS old customers and the pnhilc RaneralIT
thai NJ has opeped large and oonfpTisblO Shay
ing salooh a. No. II, eonlh aide Of MArkat Rpase
Having IN my employ hT, JAS y, kREfDIER-
knoNn ~ one Of the be4t Barbofa IN tnoeltv-I A.,
Irspafed % give saiiafActtan n all.EhO will fASos
SsiSAE setsx q. KAu4r
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-10-08

TBe Ms,ItsGs AT LIFrLg YoRK.-1nc
Democrats and Republicans both held
meetings at Little York on Saturday eyen-
ing. The Democrats lad Il large ana eptlu-
siastic meet'ng which was ably addressed
by f. Thompson and Dennis DYyfr., The
Journal, in It's account of tlie.prodeedings
says: "Mr. Gunekel invited Mt. Ellhu
Thompson TO discuss tlie issnes % the day
from the same platform with him, uniting
the two meetings, but Mr.. II. preferred to
have his talk to his little company alone"
I.a We are authorized to state that Mr..
Thompson did not see or speak to Mr..
Gnnckel until both meetings were over.
and the speakers on both sides Were pre-
pairing to retilrn home. SO much for the
'H Journals veracity. n. imnrt
We are also credibly info med that " e
effects of Mr.. GuuckePs speech WIS to in
crease the Democratic majority in Ram
dolph, and decrease that of thoRcp,lblicans
N In Butler. Shouldn't wonder.
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DR.. Bicknell's Syrup! ,
"a .i-, -.i.. THE GREAT y-' ~
CHOLERA REMEDY

Also, Dysentory, Diarr60d, CAOieyd AorJHs, Sum
'ner ootap9diRt Pain or 0rdnp IN Stetnaah Boto-
eis, Sick or Sour Somdch Painfer's Colo, SC, and
is warranted to cuRk or no lfay. Is purely veget-
able, without a Particle OF opiafe or narcotic.
Highly aromatic, very pleasant 70 tho taste, mild
but sure IN Its effects warns and streng gthens the
system, acts Ike charm, aGording almost imme-
diate relief and taste OF tho artfclewil satisfy
the most ineredulous Of these facts SOLD by all
dealers in medicine Please send for circular.
Try ". Prepared only by EDWARD SUTTON
Providence r. L." DEmhs thkNEs ia Co, OF
New York, General Agents an y ,m9dawem
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ts~Hats and Caps worry cheap, at Good.

mans. rautr.u sa fr r
Hs q tr.-.r.. 1ri t.rsrs-'e .... H-I..
p THE FINRsP GooDs or THE SEAsoN.-
Lessner S Brotller No. lO2 Main street, are
now recclylngthe most splGudid assortment
of Clothing ever offered in Dayton. Their
fall and winter styles of Gentlemen's
Clothing are unsurpassed by any other
house in the city, and they are offered at
prices that wll induce everybody to pur-
chase. Call and see them, Oe2dlwILW
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-10-08

inaeB~ " hen. you buya suit of clothing
Schwarz, youNSiil not be deceived IN qua
'.by or pfleeg Try the Eaglo.
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n. SUGARAfAN,
VINO Want Bargains.

VIA RITZ N ROM RRGER. REAL
ESrATE sc EH1s DAYTON, OllIO. has for sale
Twenty Houses and Lots ranging from $500 10
Also ~ Farnis tpyec VI 1)arke, twoip Mont
gomez and one ~ Van Men County.
~ lile slllelslghed eau alWsah bs feaud at the
o. "a the Post Onleo corner Il. n ~ go, ~'
Bays and sells proPeFty.l TsrnIs l.bsiai
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-10-08

eB- Election retu. Is say that Schwar2
sells the cheapest andpiccstmadeiip Cloth
ing in Dayton, at los Main street, Sign o
the Golden Eagle 81 1l.1's.. lsa DgD
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EB-For'tlle best and cheapest stock OF
Gentlemen's and Boys Clothing, call ON
Lessner q Brother No. l02 Main street.
Oc2dlWltW $4,000 ~ rssuf fla.Haa .E|
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gy-Womon's Calf Shoes at Good
seveuty- i've cents. ~

AjD d JtB1Let eveiyTnhp lwIoEwoqIdI sustain
ID q Qexfthe Administration IL esb,lhiA hing the
sID9Upion, gpholdhg the CONSTITUTION t'fd
GBS"and restoring pence and irUteIhity to q
ii2iB eg~lately divided people. vote agIIinst le
f'e'i-'n 9s-RadichI Run,p ticRet.i ei39I i.l
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gytw advertisements.

s. HEIGHT &c OO.'s
,8fFE3fJ.liD eu3IFg
IEsIii-iiiu .eLlfd
id PREMIUM g.,
s'Ft t'i f-.4 AtS Ri htttA ..l'HH.
s{.fH1Il. FfsItg
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nhe lMn~det Onsc.

> j-'''' The case OF the State rs. W. $. 1'ottcNb
for the alleged inurder or Cain was again
4, on exami5ation before the Mayor, tlis
morning, and the hour of our going to
ld press, was stiil .IrogressingusI .ai raii,.
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Special Caution.

'o'-' s. Special Caution.
No re- .VvINsB.O OVg'SSO0rHING SYRUP
has become SO popular shat various parties have
nut out ARTICLES calling, them Mrs Winslow's.
Please take notice that THE MRS wINsLow OF
TiIh sl0rHINGlsYRUPsIs NOT CONNECTED
WITH ANY OTHER ARTICLE. j,e1dawam
h N hObackss HsttIsra.
''There Is nanny a trao word Hpok en-
IN tesis'fsahl gentleman 90 his Friend who re-
marknd that s'tEeonbacksaEoR RoOd, bat
kObocks are better.o
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Vote EARLY,

Our opponents have determined TO take
possession Of the polls earlyin the mornings
and rt'snr in tlftir Illegal votes. Watch
them BE on hand carly. 4' s.Is D.
.fIuIff. - ~as--TrfH .r.rr HH j.
Bro LAKE TRoUT.-Tho Cleveland Plain
Dealer says "a monster on measuring
four anda ha'f feet In length, three feet
around the body ana weighing seventy
pounds, was caught in the Lake fifteen
miles from Dnnkirk, yesterday morning,
by Buffalo gentleman. 1t is tho largest
trout over caugilt in theLakes of which we
have any record
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-10-08

OFFICE FURNITURE FOR SALE-T9lc Fire
mems Insurance Company, having re-
iva moved their oflee 70 tile northeast corner
ofTIiird and Jedeson streets, IN the room
occupied by J, l.. Martin, Esqs as a Col
iector's oilice--and having leased vault and,
furniture connected with said roopl-tley
offer for sale the ilre-proof safe aud Other
20 ao@ Oflee fUrntnre, at bargain. Caii nj Office.
corner Third and jefferson streets.
ocSdtt .f..a a.. =. y, b. KING, See'y. u
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.a. .4niaa ,Asifresses on I;ofifftdJ Subjects
.,s eeerB wedhostay and SATURDAY.
$3.50 EoeHth0a' anti fa
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AIR fhebfNs otstts b n, Bord ~"
HaFelt ma lsh; ~ q ~, Il, The Ia tst-bext -
aERs 3@GetSqpd BlETfmWt g'vo way befor
Tf44b AnartHyIa dsNdfue ogdh uhdmocts.
AAAeee gOu hbblifbelArtA vi JliAild I'M ptnre us
80 lleiiSe,Sas ttti6 SnA trIsd, 'oDmO
onward ipE n mothlpg Gar uoblcr than glory.
Vote ~ tAe k6otcid cause, oa-f
49, Vote COftusi, cuuUl avs
w mt The bidtohsn hdrS
n ~ i~Y1rgmf lisu inn rsGoI tsIfl dlic'
Work, tt5 AZ N6fRwit A aWalHkgfncN.
70 Errialarl atid lldno- fot Law ard for Order
Dive ~ the Radicals ovet lhc borden, I'M
iloS%SE9sA TS SSS@a4iS ~ ~ a5n d
MWclapd ing ie1 ,by lhofiycso poly; ~
Iircl by t.,c gtcc of gain.
w. wofk Tor country ait w6rS b5rit solely.
fIgffa nHfHUH un HI.# q. a 20. II..t a..I.fI.
Rouse, rouse rouse TO The work anew. a.
Time nyeth inft aud the day d,iwcth htsh u.s.
Rouse, rouse f.ccmc and pni riots true,
An'i Me- sansl qf ON loye shan be sayef for II
ID llnuse uko The sra ~ siwneth ss.
Iis lhwughnut IL breadth aud iength t.tH
scatter tho Radical .lends that OIpoFeus;
H lH lhun hill dissUnsians toasn
Then give tile Cnuutrr lteacn. .rU. r. Z III
Such tho grand 'abor that euty imposes.
Z dual tsad tdi .sffl 100 .-Itt4.l l- Ia.ta.
DECIIS ALTON. $. Charch decline
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-10-08

! d, DEcLIsArIQN,--John $. Charch declines
being candidate for Councilin in the Eighth
Narp'hi"I ~ So . llsi. .' uaa. g5fiIl}
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-10-08
OFrIcr FuRNTruRE roR SAIL

g#- Women's fine sewed Balmorals at
GoOdman's at 81 co. I't r-.t H
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-10-08

e7g Women's Kid Shoes mt Goodmau's at
seventy 1--we cents l5lI Asl
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-10-08

X RoBBFRY.-At Columbus, on Thursday
night, burglars robbed Alcssrs. Rickenbaker
Clothing Store ocsome S7O9
worth OF choice goods. Batlers visit had
uotliug to dowith IT, we uudcrstand.
2 4I..E rr---T-r ----Sa------f--@ - -a'., IrH
DEATH or THE Il0RsE-TAMrR.--Jno.s $.
Rarey, the most notcd horse tamcrin mod
EN- times, died IN Cleveland, on Thursday
last suddenly from am apoplcctic stroke.
tJHV 4iftts' tor - trij-tNE EH
asE6 STOCK Sale to1m0rrQw TUESDAY
morning, at E. w. McGowcn q Sons sale
stable. Fnrnitnre sale atseyen in the even
Ing.