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The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1866-07-03

Considerable contributions have been
levied up to the present time. The
Prussians have not crossed the Aus
trian frontier. E ~
| NICE, June 19.-The Austrians
commenced hostilities yesterday. An
Austrian patrol crossed the Silesian
frontier at Gahron, and fred upon a
Prussian patrol. Forty thousand
Austrians are marching towards the
frontier. i.aeia faa .tsn df
BERLIN June 19.-At the request
of the Prussian government, the
French government has concluded to
protect Prussian interest in Austria
and Bavaria A battle is expected
near Frankfort.
FLORENCE, June 19.-The Italian
government formally declared war
against Austria yesterday, The Ital-
ian Ministry has been reorganized un-
der RicasolT The persons attached
to the Kings household have left
Florence TO join his Majesty at the
camp. 1t is said Cardinal Antonelli
has resigned, and it is believed he
would be succeeded by Cardinal AL
leira. ..a} a4gefnesf lss.r4s5ar ~
The Liverpool cotton market sales
on Monday and Tuesday were 1900
bales, including 1000 to spectators
and importers Market very dull
with a decline Of 4d@4d per pound
The Manchester market is inactive
and easiero .Breadstuffs-Flour firm
and advanced. Wheat firm, and ad-
vanced 4d@6d Winter Red los Sd.
| oils 3D. Corn steady at 28s 9d929s
for mixed. Provisions active and ad-
vsnced q Beef Is Cd. Pork firmer
and advanced a trife. Bacon quiet
and steady. Butter improved.a Lard
dull and nominal 20 Tallow frmer and
advanced. te1 .sra 5rI
LONDON, June 20.-Consols closed
last evening at 86@S6B for money;
United States 5-20's 643@65; Illinois
Central shares 10. Evening-Sugar
steady; Coffee firm. Linseed oil
! quiet and Steady, llT Rosih inactive.
Spirits of tdrpentine dull. Petroleum
quiet and steady
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Lntesf ~ an of Botson

LONDON. June 21-Evening-The
English Ministerial crisis continues.
The Queen is at Balmoral. The re-
signation of the Ministers or the dis
solution of Parliament is thought to
be inevitable. ~. ,sE. R1
LIVERPOOL, June 21.-Evening--
Cotton-Sales to-day 1000 bales, in
cluding 1000 to spectators and ex-
porters, Market heavy, with de-
clining tendency. Middling uplands
124d. Breadstuffs buoyant and firm.
Provisions firm, Consols closed firm
at 85B@869 for money; u. S. 5-20's
66; Illinois Central rs; Erie 41l@411.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1866-07-03
FROM HALIFAX.

HALIFAX, July 2.-The steamer
Cuba from Liverpool the 23d, via
Queenstown the 24th of June, has ar
rived. Her dates are three days later.
No collision Of importance had oc-
Cured between the beligerants. The
Prussians had entered Austrian-Si-
lesia. T ti rs.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1866-07-03
FROM sT. LOUIS.

ST.. LOUIS, July 2.-Senator Brown
publishes an address to the people of
Missouri, declining reelection to
the United States Senate. .oy dina
1.-Two hundred thousand dollars in
gold dust arrived from Fort Benton
within the last two days. f8a
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1866-07-03
GROCERIES.
r. 7. DANIEL. A. II. KAHN
DANIEL IG KAHN.
z wholesale Dealars i'm

y WIlOItSaIe Dealers IN Y
GROCERIES, WINES, LIQUORS, CI.
c CARS, COTTON, YARNS. NAILS, &c. HI
No. 2 Water ST., between Main and Locust
jan 1I-6m qdf n Evansville, Ind,
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-01-09
The Senatorial Question.

A writer in the Columbus Morning jour
nal can see no good reason for the postpOn-
ment of the election of II United States
Scuator, and says on the other hand that
an early settlement of it will prevent much
personal illfccling. The friends of Denni-
son or any compromise man are in favor of
Il postpOnement of the election. They
want the fight between Schenck and Sher-
man to enlarge into such proportions as
will disgust the people, when they think u
compromise man can be slipped in. So far
as choice between Schenck and Sherman
is concerned, the latter is TO be infinitely
preferred. During the war sherman con-
tented himself with his civil honOrs, while
Schenck rushed into the field, by reason ot
political standing. getting position for
which he wrIs incompetent, and In this posi-
tion he sacrificed the lives of many brave
soldiers ut the commencement of the war.
However as we have no particular interest
in the controversy, we do not intend to bor-
row any trouble about this dispute over
the Senatorial bone. - Cleveland PLAN
Dealer.
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-01-09
MEDICAL NOTCE.

Dr. r.. CspN a. may be consulted as follows;
In XESlN at the Depot Eating House, on Thurs
days, Nov. 2s Dee 9s, Feb. 4, March 9, April ~
In DAYTON ut the Phillips House on Fridays
Nov. a. Dec ~, Feb. q March y, April ls
In TROY at the Morris House, on Saturdays,
Nov. 8, Dec. 30, Feb 3, March 10, April IL j
In SPRINGFIELD at the wills House, On
Thursdays. Nov. 80, Jan. a. Feb. 3. March 10,
April 10.
Dr. CONE has had Offices in each of the above
places that he has regularly visited for the past
seven years. and ls he mas treated and cured many
Patients, in each Of the above places, he can give
the best Of references in each place ~ 20 his skill
Dr. CONE Treats and Cures all varieties of
Chronic diseases, including those Of the Eye and
Ear; makes no charge for consultation; but IL
those who consult him desire treatment he charges
Cash for his Medicines.
Medicines that will last patient from four 10 six
months, cost from Five to Thirty dollars in Cash.
Address; Dr. L. CONE.
COLUMBUS, ONO.
nOV05.lIy
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-01-09
Accldent to w. B. Hubbard, Esq

We regret to learn from Doctor Hamil-
ton that a sad, and perhaps fatal accident
befell William b. Hubbard, ESD, yesterday
morning, at his residence in this city. 1t
seems that MIR. Hubbard left his bed-cham-
Der at about daylight, taking a pitcher in
hand, for the purpose of getting some
water. lie passed through long hall, on
one side of which was low railing. He
either accidentally stepped or by some
means got over this railing, and fell about
eight feet upon the stairs.
His daughter, who slept In room near
at hand, heard the fall, and rightly con-
iectured that it was her father. Mr. Hub
bard was found lying on the stairs in q
state of utter insensibility and wholly un-
able to speak, or even to make inteliigible
signs. The handle of the broken pitcher
he still held in his right hand. In the
same condition of deep stupor and lethargy
i'm which he was first found he continued
throughout the entire day yesterday
Though Mr.. Hubbard's body bears nc
marks Of serious external injury Doctor
Hamilton is of the opinion that the fall
produced a concussion of the brain, from
the effects of which it Is doubtful whether
a recovery win ever take place. Mr.. Hub
bard is seVenty-One years of age COiam-
BUS (OhiO) Statesman, 81 inst.
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-01-09
Ttw Advertisements.
FARM FOR SALE,

GXIE OFFS FOR SALE ONE OF tue HEST
w Faims on Beaver Crseh, one-half niue north
west OF kiamisburg Montgomery County. The iarm
niaios ~ scres Jf the best bottom lend well I'M
proved; about 10 es Of tho est Of tImb 7. two
dveihnes-bick and frRme-on the place, with large
hank harm, r. me tobecco shrd, 2b tents, with all
other convent mt oui-i dingB For particulars call
on the undersGne I, on the pr, mis- 8.
ISAAC n. GEBHART.
jan2Him JOHN W SUhEiBLE,
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SpefiaI Aotites.
msstetter's B,ttors on the BattIe-
Rtcld.

It Is satisfactory TO know that our field hospitals
are no longer unsuppiied with this life.saving
preparation. Soldiers who, private citizens, had
become acquainted with its properties, have IN
many instances made special request that HOS
LETTERS STOMACH BITTERs might be added
TO the medical stores Of their regiments, and their
wishes have not been unheedcd As a means of
sustaining wounded men the battle field, AMI OF
enabling troops TO bear fatiguing marches under a
blazing sun, it has boon stronuously recommended
by distinguished medical men. and The prospect is
that II will eventually supercede al the adultera-
ted tincturcs liquors and dangerous ToHics that
have heretofore been considered medicinal staples
The fact that smaIl quantity OF the Btters mixed
with watcr from any of the southern or South
western rivers viii prevent from Affecting the
bowels or the liver, should be borne in mind by
Army Physicians, soldiers, and all who have oc-
casion 10 visit those portions of our country. The
man who uses IIOsTEFrER's BfTTERs in con-
fornty with the directions, may set at defiance
Intermittent Fever and all other diseases genera
ted by the action Of an unwholesomo atmosphere
upon an ovcrtaNcd frame. oc9-dw6ms
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-01-09
Senatorial,

The Columbus Journal of the 9Th instant
says:
There are heavy delegations of Schenck
men in the city from Dayton. from Bel
mont County, and from various points.
Mr.. sherman has very many confident
friends from Delaware, Mansfield and other
points 1t is probable that Mr.. Bingham
will receive something of a vote in caucus.
All the indications show that an early nom
ination win bemade. The friends Of the
principal candidates are equally confident
aud equally desirous for Il speedy issue.
Very many of the oldest and ablost men of
Ohio are here, and more interest is mani
tested than in any Senatorial contest for
years"
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-01-09
oHERIFFS SALE OF REAL ESTATE


Isaac HOfncf, Ct al. ,
by virtue of AN order of the Superior Court of
Montgomery County, ohio 10 me directed, | will Of
fer at Public Sale at the door of the Court House on
SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 10, 1866,
between the hours of 2 and o'clock L. NJ of said
day the following real estate situate in the south
east corner of the north west quarter of section
numbered CO nine, range four al eilst, in Jackson
township of said County. said premises contain
ninety acres more or less anh have been appraised
at 81 800 aud will be sold subject TO the dover in
tcrest OF $} 10 per annum therein of Sarah d. Sti-
yer, widow OF Jacob silver, deceased late of said
County aud State and cannot sell for less than two
thirds OF said hppraisement.
ERMS;-One-thir'l cash, e-third In one year
Onc-third in two years The back payments to be
secured by mortgage on the premises.
L. o. q. IL. DAVIDSON, sheriff
GEO. W. MOl Err, Atty. Ian9-5tw
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Another Specimen.

The New York World states the following
as Il fact;
An expedition was planned against Rich
mond. Butler observed to the proposed
leader 'You must leave nothing of Rich
mond.n "Do you mean, seriously, destroy
the city ?" ''Nes, and have the ground
plowed up" TheOfllcer addressed replied,
II am not the man for the expedition
"Yes, you are; you are just the man."
"There must be, according TO the number,
at least one thousand children, one thou
sand aged and decrepid persons. and one
thousand women big with child. These
helpless persons must all perish, If fire the
citv, and setting aside all promptings ofhu-
manity, ! do not care TO 90 down 70 poster
ity with that load upon me- Better 90
down that way than not 90 at ALL"
Ex-President Fillmore aud lady yester-
dav sailed from New York for Brest, in-
tending TO spend the winter in Spain.
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-01-09

The ingredients used in compOundng Mishlers
Herb BitcIs are not kept secret by the Proprietor.
Send for u Circular aud you will learn the medical
properties of all the articles used in the prcpara-
tion; also in the manner in which they operate on
the system and much other valuable information.
If YOU are afflicted with disease send for Mshlcrs
Herb Bittcrs Circulars read il carefully pro- nt by
the hints it contains, and you will be placed on the
sure road of recovery.
For sale wholesale and retail by w. W STEW
ART No. ~ Main street and at retail by all drug
gists. janO Olawim
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-01-09
SHERIFF'S SALE.

nv CITY PROPERTY, ON PARTITIoN
wm.A T'ylor ct; al Case No. 1854,
Ele7 Shade rt 81. s. Superior Court p
In ob'dencH 70 the command Of al orier oi sale
asuein the above Gaze, and 20 directed will offer
Et publi3 sale nj the door of the Court HOuse in tho
city Of Dayton, on iilf teha
Saturday January 81, 1866, =
A. . o'clock p NJ the following described premises
towt, situate IN the city OF Dayton, IN ouny and
State, lo-wit: t..Hs. u s..f r llHIa.
Thirty feet off Of the east side Of Lot No. 1es3,
tho revised plat OF said City Of Dayton with all the pp
purtenances pai lot numbered as shove, which lies
east Of the center of the diVsi IN wall OF the double
BRICK house now erected on said premsea :"
Said premises have been appraised Mt " 500 90, free
Of dover and can not soil for less than two-thrds Of
that amount.
The above p emises ere situate on sixth street.
nearly opposite the United Ureihfen Church Tha
house IL eood two story brick, with eight rooms sll
In yery good order en- the premises IL a ood well
and ci tern, with many other oonv nieuces. Terms
ofsaio CASH. o. q H. DAVInsOH, Sheriff
u A, HouK, Atty. for Pit'hs dc2sdawt4
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-01-09

THE NATIONAL DEBr-Secretary MCCUL-
Locn has just issued his monthly statement
of the public debt, bringing the balances
down to he first of January. The grand
total is set down at two thousand eight
hundred and seven millions three hundred
aud ten thousand three hundred and fifty
seven dollars and ninety-nine cents. This,
of course is exclusive of all unadjusted
war claims against the United States and
all ungranted pensions and bounties, and
showing an increase during the mont OF
December of over ninety-two millions and
a half
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-01-09
$500 REWARD,

/ will pay $500 10 the Proprietor of any Medicine
that can show greater number of genuine ccrtiti-
Gates of cures effected by il near the place where
it is made, than MlSlILEll'S HERB BIrTERS--
of Consumption, Dyspepsia, Liver Complaint,
Bloody Flux, Diarrhea Typhoid Ilemittent, In
termittent, and Bilious Fevers, Fever and Ague,
Cholera MOrbus, Yellow Jaundice, Scroaula Run
ming or Sore Logs, Cancer, Abcess, Neuralgia,
Rheumatism, Coughs, Colds, Cramp in the stomach
Chronic Diarrhea, Piles, letter, Scald Head,
Ophnema, or falling away sickness, peculiar 10
children, Gcucorrheil Falling fthe Womb, ali OBJ
structiOIis TO the due Ot nature in females
all venerial diseases, and all complaints arising
from impure blood or weak and dlsOrtlcrcd state
of the stomach, Liver or Kidneys. Certificates of
cures of the yellow Fever In Mexico can also be
furnished Remember II it docs not cure, the money
will he refunded by the proprietor
BENJAMIN MISHIER
5. Il. Corner of Center Square,
Itna I'm
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-01-09
RI NG'S a-r-1
VEGETABLE AMBROSIA
IS THE MIRACLE OF the AGE!


Gray-hcadcd People have their
locks restored by it to the dark, hlstrous,
siken tresses of youth, and are happyl d
Young People, with light, faded or red Hair,
have these Questionable colors changed TO
a beautiful auburn, and rejoice 50 ,ttF
People whose heads are covered with
Ddndrt.f and Humors, use it, and have clean
coats and clear and healthy scalpsi
Bald-IIeaded Veterans havo
their remaining locks frightened, and the
bare spots covered with a luxuriant growth
of Hair, and dance for joyi ~.
Young -Gentlemen use It because it Is
richly perfnmed ~ tiLst f4 p
y Young Ladies use it because il keepe
their Hair in placei .rAI
+ Everybody ns1st and iOiH use II, because
It is the eleanesf and best article In the
market aa.. ........I ..ir 30
For Sale by Druggists generally.
0t' q. III. FLINT, Dayton, o..
GENERAL WHOLESALE AGENT
FOR OHIO.
At Wholesale, by .I
w. w. STEWART,
HJI,tI No. 62 Main St,
"'o'V-"'"" .s.aara-. .s'as.aas.ars" pN' ~" .
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-11-20
BY TELEGRAPH.
Mntters nt WashingtOn.

WASHINGTON. November TO-
Among the gcntlcmtn named Cor the
luiiloe of United states District Judge Tor
the Northern District Of Ohio, made VA
cant by the death ct Judge Wilson, Is
Charles 4. sherman, Esq, brother OF
General sherman and senator sherman.
Hon. John Morrlssey announced to-day
that he had $4,000 To spcud. II necessary,
/ 10 procure the election of Mr.. Greeley to
the United States Seuate lie says Mr..
lureeley favored him, aud he tMorrsscy),
therefore. goes for Greeley.
Mr.. MorrissCy had an interview today
with tdc President. Secretary McCulloch,
General l,nwins, and other gentlemen In
position here.
The report of the Commissioner of PEN
lions viii show there Is hut one Rcyoln-
ionay pensoncr living namely Samuel
plnn. who enlisted from New Hampshire.
aud now resides I'm New York.
10 Us understood that General sherman
and llon. l.. y. Camphell Minister 10 Mex
leo will first land 90 Tampieo, and laiiug
IN iind there the representative of the MeX-
lean Republic VIII then go to Vera Cruz,
The President will visit Baltimore to-
morrow, 10 attend the Masonic celebration.
The President assured prominent citi-
lcn Of Ohio on saturday that hc would mp
l'Int Mr Spoouer Commissioner uf Inter
nil RcNenuc.
lhe POSTS special says facts diyulgod to-
day show that there II little hope that The
President viii recommend impartial sur
liugc Ia his message to Congress.
70 assurances can be obtained from the
Southern leaders OF the speedy adoption Of
universal suffrage, the President viii waive
his objections. The proposed basis Of set
Element contemplatcs the abandonment Of
The Con titutional Amendment as coudi-
lion to Southern representation.
The ifibWr has the following; mir.
thases first interview with the President
was merely 10 give the latter some opinion
.m Judicial matters. The second interview
was merely u friendly one, undJudge Oh tsc
took occasion to advise Mr. Johnson to tie
part from Ills present policy md urge the
Southern Legislatures to adopt the consti-
tulioual amendment asa final settlement
Of the present diilicultics; that In ease they
Objected 10 the second and third clauses of
thc amendment TO compromise hy substi-
tuting universal amnesty and impartial
suffrage"
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-11-20
Jyibiawtf
Administrators Sale Of Real
Estate.

y pursuance Of an order of the Probate Court OF
Montgomery county, Ohio, will onor for sale
at public auction, az the doorof the Court House
Ia Dayton, on
Saturday, fAo lhfA dsV ~ Decca5sr, A. D.1efG.
At two o'clpck in the afternoon OF said day. the
following Described real estate, situate Ia tho
county ot Montgomery and state o. Ohio, to.Wlt
~ lots rumbcrcd ai and 81 as plated and &c
corded ln ;. " iihrkor's plot Of North DAYTON !
also. strip ufand tGh feet wide adjoining 10 and
LAYING along the west end Of said lot No 81 and
extending the whole width uf said lot
Also piece of land commencing on east lime OF
out-loi No. I, aud running thence north with the
cast line Of said lot AZ tcct te n point. thence
west parallel With the south line OF said 1f 10 fret
~ ppint thoucp south i1t, feet Ia point thence
east ~ irct Co the placc Of bcginnng hoing part
ct sail out lot No L.
The foregoing real estate as altoVe ,iesrrIbed
gnhstitutei The premi cs entire, Including the
Hhh occupied hN FREDERICK schwartz deceased al
q ne time pi bis death Ia Mad River Township.
e. ii8
Also los No. 0'2 nm the pias or the city Of pay-
ton Ia Monts"nury county, ohio. appraised nt
TERMS on sALE- Ono third 10 cash on day OF
tlei one thir la one, and one third 40 two Year,
tom shid day with interest deferred pay ymenta
- he secured 10y mortgage % The premihsft
GIoRfE HENnIU.
Admir- Of Frederick schwArtF, dogd
u. A ltutk Attorney
November ~. lsGA i0wa
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-11-20
Gteat Fire in chicago.

IHICAUO, n ONrmOrr u.
The di ,strOus fire which occurred at an
.curlv b0 q yesterday morning IN the block
ol tine 'incss buildings extending from
Fraukli treet to Market on South Water
street wolves loss of half a million OF
dollars { which about 100000 only was
covered v insurance.
There s not been time in Chicago for
threyt past when burgnries were COM
mtted So rcqucnt as now, and IN such an
open M; ucT.
The +, lcco store OF W. Siehaub, No. Il
Nortl, irk street, was entered nt IN early
hour IL morning. The safe was blown
opeu Il, robbed of $4,000 In bonds aud
5000 Ia 'ies. The burglars were fright
pned an 1T all their fools.
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From Iluropc.


LoNpoN, November 10.
The report Is confirmed that Chill aud
li'ri have consented TO accept the media
tion of the Governments of France aud
England.
Great floods are devastating the counties
.of Norl aud Lancaster Many lives have
been los by drowning.
Evenipg.--It Is said that the Government
Is alive t. the fact that large numbers OF
Feniau have been arriving In Ireland
weekly and ls well prepared TO meet any
rrhclliut movement,
IINl Rrool- November l0--Evening.
The ~ uadstuils market to-day has been
lirm aui unchanged
tou.u closed to-day at 90 for money.
lhr in lowing are the closing quotations
of Anne can securities; us. lve-twentics,
5Nl Illinois Central shares, 7sil Erie
nlrott hnres, 30.
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aIontiarr and ealHlAelfIaI.
Oinoinnnti Markets..

CINCINNATI, November 10.
FLoun-rhe market Is without any cs
seniiul change, Superilnc n selling at $40
oil; extra at $ll 506ol2 90; family vt Si2
.7iml3 - and fancy at gll@l5,
WnEAr-1he maikct was dun, aud price
are 26eBc. lower. No.2 . Spring sold at 81
Is, and No. ! would not bring over 81 35Cl
3 ~ though 81 10 was gchcrally asked.
No. 2 Red Winter Is dun nt 81 T00g2 -.
and No at 80 5000 S5. AoN
CORN-New Corn is unchanged aud Il
selling at b0Mb3c. ~ the lower roads Old
Corn Is not inquired for to any extent; ear
we quote at fSmSOcr and mixed shcllcd at
S10SSc.
OArs--Thc market Is steady, with a fair
demand, at doc. for No. , and dsc. for No,
iu elevator.
RYr--There Is moderate demand, from
millcrs principally. No. we quote at
.Sl %, and eNtraatS 81 80,
BARiEY-The market rules duh, at 81 40
al ~ for prime TO choice samples OF Fall
State Spring Is unchanged, nc 81 90@1 %
the latter rate for choice.
HoGs-Are dull aud not IN much demand ;
they are held at SO j0@7 gross The re-.
.ecipts during She last twenty four houp
were 1908 head,
GRoCERIEs-Th mrke rules unchanged
andq quiet With fair demand, at I@30c.
for fair to choice Rio Coffee; l2mlhc. for
raw Sugar; l70l7lec. Tor hard refined. and
SOm00c for Porto Rico Molasscs
WHisKY.-Thc market is unchanged. with
mir demand. Sales of ESQ barrels bonded
nt 3lc. Duty paid is quiet
SEED-tlovcr Is iirmer and prime to
choice qualities are held NJ SS@S ~. Flax
rules duh, ~ ~ 90 for prime samples; Tin
othy steady, nt S3@3 10 for talr 10 prime.
New York Money Market.
New YORK, November 10
Money fairly active at 5@0 per cent.
Sterling exchange dull at l0S@l00.
Gold lower opening At lil, declining to
10, advancing to III aud closing at ll0ie.
Gold stocks i@2S lower.
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iseIense OF Thirty-nine Feninu
Prisoners.
TnnnNrn. IN. M. NON

TORoNro, CIV, November 10.
On saturday night the thirty-niue Fen
Ian prisoners confined in the old jail were
released from custody. Their discharge
was conducted with great secrecy. Only
about IN honr before their being sent away
were The prisoners themselves made aware
Of the joyous tldmgs. They were furnished
transportation 10y the Government to the
~ pension bridge, and q special train pro-
vi,rd by the Great Western Railroad.
The PRISONERS received good supper ut
thr station before starting, and each one
was presented with a 50 bill Grccnhack
On reaching the Falls the Fonians badc
"ood-by 30 their escort.
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-11-20

CARmAaEs, BUGGIEs AND SLRiGHs.--By
reference TO our advertising columns, il
will be seen that j. Langdon q Brother Of
fer for sale another splendid lot Of Car
riages, buggies, Sleighs and Cutters, at
.thciroldeslabllshed manuhctory on Fourth
street The reputation OF this manumc-
tory Is too well knowH 10 need any recon-
mendation. The work offered IS of the
latest styles and superior quality, Those
wishing 10 purchase would do well to call
aud examine the stock