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The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-01-13

DETECTIVES Craven and Bayliss of Gin
cinnati, on Thursday last, arrested Captain
Robert Bliven, in charge of the Govern
ment stables on Elm street, on an alleged
charge Of cmbezzlement. Detective Craven
states, and IL is alleged in the affidavit, that
Captain Bliven appropriated to his own
use, and sold TO an auctioneer on Fifth
street. 20 boxes Of Barbour's linen thread,
the property OF the United States. lie was
arraigned before the United States Com
missioner Halliday, and held In the SUN of
$4,000 ball for his appearance OH Saturday.
Captain Bliven, who has heretofore borne
an irreproacbable character, states that he
will be able To fully vindicate himself at
his examination. n.' N"N n.
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asloattarv aud GOmtlt rfiaI.
New YORK money market.

NEW YORK, January 19--HOney market Is
steady Vt per cont. Sterling quiet ut l08AC91O0.
Gold IL shade hrmer, opening at l3Sk, advancing
To 1894 declining to 1885, and closing at 1891
Governments Stocks are without decided change.
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FARM FOR SALE.

NNE oFFVR nor SALE ONE 0P THE BEsr
w Farms on beAyer Greek, ons-hah mila north
west OF Mikmisburg. Montgomery County. The iarm
eontainE Ia acres Of the beat bottom land, veil nn-
proved about 20 acres u The test sf umbsr, tNo
dWelhngs-bfiek and frame-on the place, With large
bank hATu. hanle tobacco shed, o. - hentn, with Al
other con yenient oui-tsnldaes For pAftcAfs. cali
on the underslgoe 1, on tho pfen.iHes.
leAAO X. 0EBHART.
lan2uim JOHN W SOhElBLE,
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DYSPEPSIA!
Doctor
STRICLAND'S
TONIC.
DIR. STRIckLAND's

--- Tonic is concen-
trated preparation of Roots and Herbs, with
antiacids and carminatives to strengthen
the stomach and nervous system. 1t is Il
certain remedy for Dyspepsia or Indigcs-
ton, Nervousness, Loss of Appetite, Acidi-
ty of the Stomach, Flatulcney and Debility
suited for Weak, Nervous, and Dyspeptic
persons. For sale by all Druggists every
where at 81 per bottle.
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THE DAILY EMPIRE.
Dayton, Ohio,
Saturday, - January 1a, 1866.


OSE of the sausage Sellers near our Of
flee, In market this morning, came very
near being arrested for having scales which
were incorrect. A change took place in
his mode of vending.
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-01-13

tB- Take Blokrene and defy Fever and
Ague. This glorious vegetable tonic forti-
hes the system against intermittents, cures
dyspepsia, puts The nerves In order, clears
the brain, sustains the constitution, aAd
eslores the lost yigOr OF any and overy
ergan. Depot - Dey ST., N, Y. Sold by
ali Druggists.
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-01-13

~ Those who have suffered from Scrof-
ula, Eruptions, or any other impnrIty Of
the Blood, will find ScOyILL's BLOOD AND
LIvKR SYRUP invaluable, as II will cleanse
the Blood and permanently eradicate from
the system the cause OF the disease, thereby
restoring health and vlyacity TO the sys-
TEN. 'h '-h m ftN
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ID RsIDEnOE AND BUTCHER sH0P ONE MILE
III Eksf OF MIAhIsbukti, AT MASTER COM :.
MI+SlONERs SALE
Case No. 3lGS
Montgomery superior

hhFT oF MAb1EH CON =
MI+SlONER's SALE
Jacob Urrehsl i1n C.se No. Sies
W Montgomery SupeFiDF
Franz MAYER, tai, Defa. Court
Pursuant 10 order Of The Superior Court Of Mont.
gomeTy County, hio, nis,ls IN the Ah5Va entitled
and iO directed, vii oiisr public suction
the do OF The OouTt House IN the city OF Dayton
IA the County rIri Stata Aic ,eHAid, on
AAIuRDAH DECEMBER 80, 1896
Hel ween tho houls of 1 and O'CLOCK r. N on
Aaid day the following dhfc lied real estate, VIZ
BitliAte In tbs County u Montgomery and Stale o
OHIO, the part and remainder of The follow ing de-crb
ed pr,Iuses, Il beng part Of the south qu- reI
o. sec'ioh Is, ToSn one ul range IA (Ol ~. Re, AZ
hpliOws, commencing nj the north corner OF
EInsnue Gsbharl's 30 acre ot thence sonth chAinH
and hnEa TO stoas set for corner, thsAee nOnh
sa1s' west chans and p links 20 stone sat Tor a
cOrsr. thsncs usrth eiAna AID - Links 10 atom IN
the Oentretile Road theme south A9t east chains
and ~ nk- 10 the place OF besionng one aud three
foarthH anres.
AAd Property has taah appraised At el coo and can
not l0T less than iirds Of SAID ApprA semant
Terms Of sale, Dash. WILMER BELVILLk. n
Master OotamssiOncr hont'g suPenor Court
ApAa OLAT, Au'y.
NoYemt-r IS, lsa6 noV9twSl.
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-01-13

HusroN HALL, To-NiGHT.-Our readers
will bear in mind that Charley Shay's
"'Quincuplexal" combination will be at
Huston Hall tonight. This is said TO be
one Of the most novel and attractive enter
tainments of the day. Those who desire
to spend and evening pleasantly will not
fail to be on hand early las present prospects
indicate great rush at the Hall tonight.
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-01-13
SMOKING sPTnIrUAIxED.

The following unique and beautiful
" Meditation on Smoking Tobacco" wal
written, two hundred years ago, by Rev
RALPH ERsKISE, Of scotland. 1t Is like
good wine, that improves with age:
PART I.
This Indian wecd now wllheied quite,
SLOWS thy decay;
All flesh Is hay;
Thus think, and smoke tobacco.
Tho pipe, 80 lily like aud weak,
Does thus thy mortal state bcspeak;
Thou art o'en such,
Gone with touch
Thus think, and smoke tobaceo.
And when the smoke ascends on high,
Then thou behod'st the vanity
Of worldly stun,
Gone with puff;
Thus think, and smoke tobacco.
Aud when the pipe grows foul within,
Think on thy soul denled with sin,
For then the nre
IL does require. |f
Thus think, and smoke tobacco.
And sees the ashes cast away, ~
Then to thyself thou mayestsay,
That to the dust
Return thou must, .,....... ...
Thus think, and smoke tobacco,
PART II.
Was this small plant for thee cut DOWN
So was the plant OF green renown;
Which mercy sends
For nobler ends
Thus think. and smoke tobacco.
Doth Juice medicinal proceed
From such a naughty foreign weedf
Then what's the pow'r
OF Jesse's nOw'rf .
Thus think, and smoke tobacco.
In vain tn unlighted pipe you blow
Your pains In outward means are So,
It'll heav'nly fire
The heart inspire
Thus think, and smoke tobacco
The promise, like the pipe, in ays,
And by the mouth Of faith conveys
What virtue flows
From Sharon's rose
Thus think and smoke tobacco.
The smoke, like burning incense, tow'rs;
SO should praying heart of yours,
With ardent cries
SuImount the skies.
Thus think, and smoke tobacco.
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-01-13

ORK Of the most noticeable features in
our market this morning was the jam at
every stand and turn-decidedly the largest
market We have had for many day.
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-01-13

TOWRsLEY's INDIAN ToOTHAOHE ARoDYNR
In her family. III she has children that
have the toothAche II win cure them. II any
Of the family have scurvy on the gums Il
will cure II. IL some OF the cousins have
diseased gums, rendering their mouth very
unpleasant, II win cure the disease, and
render the gums red aud Of beautiful
color.
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-01-13
BY TELEGRAPH.
The President and Negro Suffrage
i'm the District,
lsPEClAL TO THE ClNCiNNATi ENoUIRkR.I
H WAsUINoToH. Ian. -.

In convention with members of Congress
to-day the President expressed himself as
strongly opposed 10 forcing negro suffrage
on the peOpe of the District. Tho debate
on this subject will continne some days
longer.
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-01-13
Turnpike Election.

Il EAriys Hotel In West Al xandriA, on Mouday
The Sh day of January, ls66, 20 elect h.s ureciofs
Of the Dayton and Western fnrnpike Road Com pAHy
10 serve for tho ensuing year.
DsoeSbsT :. ISss, A. DUNLAP. PrssL
dselA-Wu
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-01-13
Southeast Market-house.

NIoTIoE ALI THO5R WHO sUBsORIBKDTo
IN the Southeastern Market house are hereby noti-
lied that thelT flu amount Of subscriptions are nov
due They will please call a. Phillip WAitA'H, Treas.
By order Of the Board OF Directors,
dSclid1aust A. l.. AULls, n CIV
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[ [Dec.l 9dlnl

A Far HAUL.-Market-M Master Knecht
made draw this morning of sixty pounds
of butter. Forty pounds of 1t was taken
from one man, in what was misrepresented
TO be pound-lumps.
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-01-13

IISrATE OF REBECCA BAUM.-THE
subscrlber was. on the Sth day OF January. lsea.
appointed and qualified as Executor Of the estate
of RebeoeA Baum, deceased, late OT Miami Town
shin, Montgomery Comfy, Ohio. -rIfr
lAniS-5tW NJ ~ RI a. A GROVE
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-01-13

SPLENDID FARM FOR SALE
WITHIN ONE MILE OF DAYTON

A SPLENDID FARM og SIXTY ACRES OF LAND
n FodSALE, within one milo Of Dayton Frame
House. barn and other improvements For terms
call on Oonrad s,aley, hVihg aeaT the premises In
Ha TisSn Township.
Ifnoi sold BY the LIST OF April. ls6a, u will be Tot
rent CONRAD a RNRY sTALRY
Jan. 4, wSt.
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-01-13

GARRoTNo seems 10 have become favor
ite pastime In Cincinnati. We hear Of
cases Of the kind almost daily. On Thurs
day evening, an Irishman, whose name Is
not given, was garroted on Front street,
between Plum and Central Avenue, and
robbed of 3 small amount of money. Inn
mediately upon the officers receiving in
formation of the occurrence, they went in
search of the garroter, aud finding man
named Philip Clark, under suspicious cir
cIimstances, they arrested and locked him
up In the Central Avenue station-house.
|
! THR clerical crusade against the drama
here has awakened considerable attention
and criticism In other places. The Piqua
Journal alluding to the matter, remarks ::
"S0me Of the Dayton divines have been
preaching sermons 10 show the immortality
of theatres in general and the Dayton
| Opera-House in particular. Notwithstand-
ing their admonitions, the people persist in
going TO see Forrest. We think Il was bad
policy for them to commence their on
slaughts after the new theater was COM
pleted. AT all events, there are worse
places for people to go TO than visiting the
drama, as persOnified by Forrest"
---.-..--.--.
SRLF-RAIsNG F1oUR.-This new article
of diet is coming into general use. All who
have used 1t are loud in its praise. IL is
both wholesome and economical. Having
used II for some time we are prepared to
speak advisedly of its value as an article Of
food. For sale in large or small quantities
at the Flour and Feed Store of T. X. ellis,
on Fourth street, near Main.
X II &1 N Iinte 1Nhtr
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-01-13

ATTHR OREGON NEWS AND OYSTER DRPor.
What the people wants 81 90 history of
the Great Rebellion, complete in one vol
umn ofnearly 800 printed pages for sale by
AMBROSE l.. .DUNLEvY, Fifth st. on Canal.
Dec l0dlml
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-01-13

DIR. DoDGE has arrived at our neighbOr-
ing city Of Springfield, aud taken rooms at
the Willis House, where he will remain un-
til the 10th ofJanuary. An who are afllict-
ed with chronic difficulties should not fail
to visit him. His success is unparalleled.
During his recent visit to Dayton, he per-
formed some Of the most wonderful cures
on record, as we have reason TO know from
personal observation. Our editorial friends
in Springfield need have no hesitation In
saying that the Doctor will perform all he
promises. S-iwd.
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( CyrRE DIR. Striclkland's
piGrs. 'Gf PILE REMEDY

Has cured thousands of the worst cases of
Blind and Bleeding Piles. IL gives imme-
dlAte relief, and effects permanent cure.
Try Il directly. II is warranted to cure.
For sale by all Druggists Mt 30 cts. per
bottle. ''Ai
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-01-13

matter, after such a play as "Jack Cade,"
10 collect ones faculties for a speech. ]
shall make no speech but offer only few
words. More than a third OF d century
ago, poor boy appeared In Dayton, and
played, In an humble tenement not far dis
tant from this beautiful temple, In tragedy,
In comedy, In farce, and, hal hal hal In
ballet. There were those In the house that
predicted that that poor boy, If true to
himself and true TO his calling, would en-
joy brilliant career. That poor boy was
Edwin FOrresti He stands before you
now, in the maturity OF his profession.
Applause The then village of Dayton
has grown into beautiful city, and this
elegant temple, the creation OF taste and
culture, has been reared and dedicated 10
the DRAMATIC Drama, which will be as
eternal as the stars; the Drama which has
OutliTed Kingdoms and religions, and
which shall live till ''Ihe last syllable of
recorded time" because IL Is inspired by the
spirit OF WilliGm ShdkspedreI lApplause.l
And IL viii live till bigOtry and intolerance
shall have been forgot. And, ladies and
gentlemen, may no word be spoken IN this
fair temple that can bring a blush TO the
cheek OF modesty, and may IL ever be dedi-
Gated to the suppression OF vice, and the IL
Illustrations of virtue. There remains, ladies
and gentlemen, but one word 10 be spoken,
a word that must be often uttered, the sim
Biu NOAhf anu NhhN haNt VI
you, trusting that may in the future, aud
At no distant day, appear before you again.
Farewell.
Mr.. Forrest leaves us, followed by the best
wishes of his many friends and admirers
for his future success and happiness, aud
not without the hope that we shall, at no
distant day, have the pleasure of greeting
him in our midst again.
The attraction at the Opera House to
night will be the thrilling tragedy Of "Lu-
eretia Borgla," In which the favorite and
accomplished actress, Mrs. Perry, will take
the leading part.
We take pleasure In making the an
nouneement that managers Fredericks and
Coles have Ia preparation series Of SPLEEN
did dramatic entertainments for the COM
Ing week, among which viii be the beau
tiful spectacular drama of the "Naiad
Queen"
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Mr.. FoRRIsT's LAST APPRARANCR.-The
Opera-House last night was crowded to its
utmost capacity, on the occasion of Mr..
Forests benefit and farewell appearance
In Dayton. From parquet TO dome this
magnificent temple was filed with the larg-
est and most brilliant audience that ever
assembled on similar occasion in this city.
The drama Of"Jack Cade," was put upon
the stage in splendid style. We coincide
In the opinion that we have heard expressed
by Mr.. Forrest himself that "there Is not
much in it," yet with his perfect rendition
of the leading character and his matchless
and finished style of acting, II made most
favorable impression upon the audience,
who greeted him with repeated and enthu-
siastic demonstrations of applause from
first to last.
The engagement of Mr.. Forrest, which
closed last evening, is justly regarded by
all who have had the pleasure of Witnessing
his faultless impersonations OF the various
characters in which he has appeared, AZ a
perfect triumph of the dramatic art. An
other gratifying fact has also been demon
strated. Our new Opera a-HOuse-notwith-
standing the impotent efforts of bigotry
and fanaticism which have been arrayed
against it-has proved success, and in the
future will be regarded as one Of the per-
manent institutions OF our beautiful city.
Hereafter, in all time TO come, IL will stand
Rs Il fitting monument 10 the enterprise and
generous liberality of the gentlemen TO
whom our citizens are indebted for the
erection of this splendid Temple of Art.
At the close of the play, enthusiastic calls
were made for Mr. Forrest who gracefully
appeared before the curtain, and addressed
the audience, in substance, as follows. We
are indebted 10 the local editor of the
Journal for the annexed report of what he
said:
D 10 ~ ~
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n. r..i.. EIeisem.., i. .c...1..

foRoNro, Nov 90 : -Nodseisson has ye, been
rendered in the matter Of the sppeal Of the Fe-
that IL WIN Be refused. The Quebec CORES.
pobdehdent says hat feafs are entertained OF q
raid from ,Vernost durAg the trial Of the Fe-
n.ans At Swesisbare, the ossct being 70 rescus
the pIisonep. II is reported that the Fenians
are gathering at st. Albans and other points on
the frontier. 0enePat Miohells % BE- svorn in
shortly; and % viii aet "a "a Ad%nis,rator Of me
Monck, who 10 going to England BY the next
Cunard steamer TO assist IN the confederation
SsS Yonx, Nov. ,aa-rhe H.r.,a,. .n.c,a,
from Moptreal says the press and people of
canada are again excited over the news of a
Fenian raid from st Adams. The Govern
body Of Fenisns have left Chicago and and cincin. @
natl under orders ron Colonel Starr and SEN.
aior Fitzgerald. The entire military force in
faniry and one Of cavalry, have received or.
ders At noon to- day to hold themselves in read
inefs for a forward movement.
MONTREAL. Nov 2s-The dispatches by the
Atlantic cable, Announcing the outsreak in
Ireland, is the only topic OF conversation in
the Province. The Canadian Government are
willing to discharge the Fenian prisoners con-
fined here II the United States Government
will guarante tee that Roberts shall not attempt
to make another raid on the Province. About
500 stand OF rifles, similar 10 those captured
at Fort Erie from ONeil last June, have been
brought to this ci'y by a person who states
that he purchased them in New York and
brought them here as a commercial specula-
ton. They have been offered for sale, but at
sneh a high fignre that it is rumored the Gov
ernment intends TO inquire into the matter.
The sixty Witnesses for the Crown arrived to-
day, and Were ordered TO Sweetsburg. The
Hon. b. Bevlin. Queens counsel, intends to
make an application on the opening of the
court TO have the prisoners discharged. on the
ground of some informality in the indictments.
The time OF a large number OF the regulars
now stationed in the Province expires during
the coming month. The Government mas or
dered that the men be detained un til the conn.,
try Is in a more settled condition. Sixteen
pieces OF artillery and a large quantity of am
munition was orwarded to-day to ~. Cathe-
rines.
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WoNDKRFUL lNCIDENT-lkdn Struck by a Fall
ing SfGr.-The London Morning Advertiser
reports that one of the falling stars .tr1ck a
waiter named Pike at 7 Thompson's coffee house,
IN Shoe Lane. Pike came TO the editor of the
Advertiser, and said that while standing in the
middle OF the street, between Shoe Lane and
Salisbury Court. with no one near him. and
gazing upward, he became aware of a burning
sensation in the neck, upon which he tore a.
his neckcioth, and the next moment the burn
ing substance passed down his left breast.
scorching the shirt in its course, and infiicf-
ing three small but severe burns on the fieeh, ,
with one large wound. These burns (says the
editor) we saw. but being of a skepucal and
matter. of fact turn. we suggested q fusee or
luclfer. This, however, was earnestly mega
uved. and we felt ourselves unduly incredu-
lOus upon further examination. as no su bs lance
whatever could be found IN the young mans
clothing. and he was certainly by no mean ;
likely TO infiict such an injury on himself for
the purpose OF a mere sensation. A med cal
man who saw him yesterday thinks IL a scaId
by fused metal or sulphur, and the young man
is decidedly in a state of considerable suffer
ing twenty -four hours from the accident
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FipapeiaI and Csnmereial.

The New YORK. mosey market closeo pp easy
yesterday afternoon ~ 4as per cent Tor call
Ioans, and prime paper Is more current ~ oAa
7peS sent The sapply Of currency 10 stesdiiy
tseieseipg ~ this point, and the demand for
noney is quite Bodsrz'e The eoid tnarket
highest point Of the day. rherise In Exchange
30 nearly 10 the chipping point trnos 20
siren ethen the msrhet. The Governm.nt Sc
erritiee were dull and steady.
Prom the Balrinore Americans review Of
marksts In that eiy for the past week we
quote
Fiour.-Balumore Family and high grade
opening OF the present week. and all other
grades are fully 25 cents per barrel lover. This
decline has not induced buyers 20 operate, and
the market closes inactive and hesvy, partitu-
larry for chicago Flour Sales rrported foot
MP Goo bsrrels good mixed brands North west
ern Extra at Sll .Sssl2, the bulk n the lower
rate; 3o barrels medium 90 a. II c9, snail lots
rels Howard Street super at sii-5oaeii.75 Per
barrel
Grsin-Receipts a, the Corn Excaasge 10
Wednesday inclusive amount 10 10. .see bushsls
wheat. H5,0OO do Corn, $4,000 do. Data, and
lHU do. Rye. With the exception Of Oats,
which have commanded an sdvance on lass
weeks rates OF fuily 3 cents per ousbel prices
OF all the varieties have favored buyers. Rye
closing Is cents, Wheat ioais cents, and Corn
Potaioes-nraine are dull and lower. selling
from the vessel NJ 63a65 cents.
Provisions-Nery little has been done In this
branch OF the trade during tbe past week. ana
prices have been very irregular for all descrip-
tione of hog product.
Suears-Thsre has been a better feeling IN
all grades of Sugar and the market though
quiet closes higher for grocery descriptions.
Sales reported embrace some 800 hhds Porto
Rico and Cuba al tprices ranging from 10 al2S
cents.
whisky-Both Western and City have moved
more freely at lower price,. Sales include $50
bbls. Western at 35a37 cents. In bond. and f6O
bills. City, prime packages, at % cents. No
at 80 .25aS2. 30. according to CONDITION OF bar
rels, duty paid.
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From Mexico.

A special cable dispatch TO the New York
Herald, dated Paris, November %, evening,
says: lit has been ascertained that Secretary
Stewards long despatch of Monday, to the
American Minister n this court related chief v
TO the withdrawal of the French troops from
Mexico, and expressed the hope that France
would carry out her promises. The dispatch,
II Is understood, also alluded 70 the departure
OF General Sherman for Mexico, aud gave the
reasons why he was sent thither. Although
the dispatch was OF unusual length Ir was
couched in conciliatory though dignified Ian
guage."
NEW ORLEANS Nov. 30.-Cialyeston dates TO
the 2Sth furnish no later Intelligence relative
10 General Sedgwick than that already teie-
sraphed. The report telegraphed from New
York that General Sedgwick had been ordered
under arrest is authoritatiyely denied At head
quarters here The whole story referring To
the movements of troops across the Rio Granue
is entirely false.
GALVESTON, Nov. 30.-There is something on
the rapis concerning Mexican affairs The
steamer Elizabeth has been seized by the milf
tary authorities 10 carry bearer of dispatches
10 Brazos. Dorther has delayed her depart
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A STRANGE lNCIDENT.-A medical friend
gives us the particulars of a Strange and seri-
Gus accident near Rolling Prairie, in this coun-
Nv. liz appears that some men were engaged in
rolling logs, employing thereat a team OF
horses In pulling. atug OF the harness part
ed, and its place was suppl ed by an ordinary
..trace chain" Subsequently. in one OF the
surges Of the horses, the links, flying OFF, struck
a young man between the ribs, about an inch
above the night nipple, entering and lodging
IA has boey, ard making ''spacious wound -
large enough 10 admit an insertion Of the fin
ser. The man who was standing aside az the
time. on being hit. exclaimed: I'm hurt, |" and
walking a few steps, felt. He remained insen-
sible Tor long time. bat gradually recovered
partial consciousness The surgeons are nm
able 10 lind the deadly iron link. but are conf
dent H is somewhere IN the body of the sufferer.
He complains chiefly of pain in his spine
4 he AIR from fhe patients lungs puns out
though the wide wouno al every bi,sathing
IL happened as we may remember. about rwO
weeks ago. The man was living al the latest
adyiees -L0port niOn, 5n elt.