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Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1866-03-24
80. DR. Kemp, an English chem

'c., ~ :. recent WOTk OH HIS IuNOTatC
science. remarks: So it is, that as
VIC all sprang from putrefaction, or
froin dead matter that has never be-
fore been vitalizcd; SO. in a like
manner, must al! orr frames return
through the ordeal Of putvctaction
to the dead world. The muscles of
the strong man, the bloom ofbeauty,
the brain of the philosopher, must
once moro rot, as, doubtless, they
have often rottcd before, and are
destined, in the continual phases
and circulation Of matter, to rot
again. The hand that writes this
sentence, nay, the very brain that
conceives the thought that the hand
is marking down, was once earth,
such as we all trample OF, and soon
will be earth again, and perhaps,
ere even the writer's name has ceased
to be mentioned by those with whom
he holds familiar intercourse, will be
transformed into tho cypress OF the
cemetry, or the daisies Of the coun-
try churchyard. Nay, also, the mat
ter Of that eye which reads this
saying, and is, perhaps, startled at it,
q little while ago was allied to the
elements of inorganic matter; and
the time cannot be very distant ere
some have to mourn over those tor
rible words read over it, of dust to
dust, and ashes to ashes" The
very tear of affection was once wa
ter and little rock salt; and after a
little time it will be water and rock
salt once more.
A CHEERFUL DRIvER.-Artemus
Ward, in describing his journey from
California, says: "The driver with
whom I sat outside informed me,
us we slowly rolled down the fearful
mountain road, which looks down
on either side into an appalling r.
vine, that he has met accidents in
his time which cost the California
Stage Company a great deal Of mon.
> ey, "because," said he, "juries il
ssin us on principle, and every man
who sues 10 is sure to recover. But
twill never be 90 agin, not with
x.s, you betr How is that!'
said. Il was frightfnlly dark. II
was showing, withal; aud, notwith.
Standing the brakes were kent har'
dOwu. the coach s!eves. wildly
ostea fairly touching the briuk q
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~. Here is the pithiest sermon
ever preached: "Our ingress in life
is naked and bare; our progress in
life is trouble and care our egress
out Of it We know not where; but
doing well here, ne shall do well
there; l could not tel more By
pesaching Q year."
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The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-12-27
OHIO LOCAL NEWS.

= SPOTTED FEvER.--Four Deaths caused by
spotted fever, occurred in Brownsville,
Licking County, last week. aud several
others were taken i'll with the same dis
ease. This is the second winter that that
village has been visited with spotted fever.
a VERIFIED nREAM.-1he morning be-
fore the late railroad accident at Zancs-
Vile, u little ten year old girl had u dream.
She said to her mother MA, I had sHch a
naughty dream last night. | thought saw
. whole train Of cars, filled with people.
run into the river. know It wasn't true,
but it did seem So" Nothing more was
thought of It at the time. and on the next
morning, sure enough, the accident hap
pened and the train was run into the river.
The Brown County Nc,cS, by authority,
states that Hon C. a. White Is not candj-
date for nomination 10 The Office of Lien
tenant Governor, or to any other office.
LGnrNNG IN WNTER.-On SUNDAY
morning last, near Cincinnati, during the
raging of thunderstorm, barn in which
quite a stock Of grain and feed had been
garnered up--belng upon the premiseso Of
Mr.. Whittenstetter, was struck by light
ming, and burned to the ground.
HAY RAKE ESwINDLERs.--A couple of men,
alleged to be engaged IN swindling farm
ers by selling patent hay and manure
loader were arrested last week. and taken
to st, Cairsville, They are said to be q
pArtol gang Of swmdlers who got into
the Harrison aud Jefferson County farmers
so heavily, as wcll ~ those in several coun-
ties in Southern Ohio.
The Office ofthcJudge of Probate Of VIM
ton County was entered by burglars, few
nights ago, aud the minute book of the
Probate Court destroyed by tearing out all
the leaves and burning them in the stove.
IL contained the journal entries for several
years past.
RATs.-At Il rat hunt, Ia Fairfield County.
a short time since, thirty-eight men and
boys killed s,353 rats There were two par
ties, aud one showed 150 more tails than the
other, the losing party paying for a supper
at which eighty persons participated.
~ sum PiG.-The Ashtabula Sentinel reports
u plS ten hlohlha Hiu tNellty uHys on, that
dressed four hundred and eight pounds of
clean pork.
GPsIEs AnoUT.-A short distance nom
Zanesville there is a band of about one
hundred of this yagabond race cncamped /;
the men horse-tRdlng the women fortune
telling. Poultry aud them little hooks'
are getting very scarce
lIn mss
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-12-27

az Aurora, and after ne had tortured her
for few diys, slic Wis transferred 10 Dr.
Flowers, of libe character residing at
Geneva. IN few days altcr torturing her.
he started with lef Tot q place called Ie-
grandc, near Alarshaltown. where resides a
Dr. Cary. famed In this bort OF practice.
While in her berth on the.train, these two
gcnds indicted upon her Bic most cruel
torture IN their efforts to produce an abor-
tlon. When size reached Legrande she was
taken TO Bartlcit's Hotel. whore she expired
uudcr Cary's treatment. Cary and Bartlett
and his wife were inncdiatek arrtsmd for
'he muraer' III 1AIl
REMARKABLE DEpRAyuy.-T The New
YORK CORES pondcut of the Boston Journal
says: One of the vllest plaGes ip the Fourth
ward. aud one of the most popular of its
class, IL kept by man forty yenrs of age.
tie is very smart and talented, and has
amassed Y fortune OF over 100000. lie
has built ono ofIhc most elegant and com
plete tenant houses in thccity. lie belongs
70 one Of the Best llmillcs in thc State.
Ills brother is an eminent minister oi the
Gospel. He was piously brought up re-
ccivcd q collegiate education. and graduated
at the Union Theological Seminary of the
city of New York. He took Co This life.
aud has followed It for eleven years with
ont hlcnchiug. He keep. religious hooks
Iin his establishment and when nc can get
q chance t,llks religion amid the dance and
the drunkenness aud the profanity of mis-
den. lie has genial wife Who tends tile
bar and superntcnds the feminine portion
of the concern DO has educated two OF
his brothers children for the ministry, and
j. said Co be quite literal in benevolent
matters. such specimen of iatclligenl
rccklessncss. and educated depravity cam
not probably be pamlleled on the couti-
nout Having seen this man and talked
with him ! know what / write. lie has
changed his name 20 ps Eot to disgrace his
family,
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-12-27

Uincinnati markets.
CrNciNNArL December %

NiNClNNAtti december 20.
FiouR-Thc market Is IN tue same dull
aud tiieless condition that has eharactcriz-
cd IL for some time past. and the transnc-
tious are Oh limited scale. snpcrGnc.
made from spring wheat is offered 1T 50 25
! @Ol5 and wiutcr wheat 80 75@lO 25. hut
thcsc prices are higher relatively than the
quotations currcnt at the seabonrtl and
there Is no inclination 10 speculate. String
extras are selling slowly ai $40 25@li. and
winter at Sll 210t225.
WimAI-No. /, Spring wheat. Is Hold M
50 IS @ 237, but still lower prices wonid
nave TO be acceFted-to effect sales. The
few lots OF extra ON the mnrkct ure held nc
- l5Pf2 Hl but these figures arc above the
views Of buyers. We heard OF very few
iansactions in winter wheat. No. Is held
at 50 T5m2 80.
CoBN-Ncw caris held nj 53@5lc. In bulk
at thc upper and j5m10c. at the lower
roads, with small sales. Nov mixed sbelicd
s held Rt-6lm62c. in bulk, aud 7Gc mcud-
ing new reserved gunnies.
ioGs--Drcssed hogs sold IN the morn
lpg a. high as 81 G00fI G5 for extra heavy.
mt the same averages were offered this
afternoon at 81 l5M1 go aud medium aver
ages could have been obtained nc 81 25@
30. Live hogs sold carly in the oav me-
S0C}8 so, but could have been bought tbis
afternoon at 81 9O@6 31. Total hogs In
market for the season. 2ll0lO head.
forAroEs-lhere Is continued fair de-
mand, and tliemarkc rules steady at fun
prices. We quote Che best descriptions at
81 50m2 ~ per hrl. from stoFr.
ERoVisIoNs--llast years sugar cured
liatus are quoted 2Jc.. canvased and packed.
but the demand is quite light. New arc
selling at lSr. packed but uncanvascd.
Lard was dun, with no buyers at the close
nt over II g.. for prime kcttle-rendcred
city.
NHIskl-Wr contnuC 10 quote it 2jc.,
~ which figure about 700 brls. were sold.
No snles ot free came under our notice
There s very little in market. 10 Is held at
50 20.
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-12-27

IhE NANro SuocEss. .--Thc true road tC
success is o fair, honest aud upright way o.
doing business In al branches of trade
Few, ifany succeed, permanently, by any
other course. What business men need, /.
the respect aud confidence of those VIII,
deal with them. The truth of this theory
is fully illstratcdin The case off,. sclharz
the ento,priiing proprietor Of the |Eagic
Clothing store No. ilS Main street, Ia ihi.
city. From a comparatively small begin
nlng' less than two years ago, he has be-
come one ofthc most popular nnd extensive
clothing dealers in the city. His store 4.
daily thronged with customers. and his sue
cess has become "hNed fact" la the husi-
ncs' operations ofDayton. The best thing
about it is, Chat Whom he sells hlsrustomcr.
goods once, they arc always sure TO come
back again. fortho simple reason TINT they
ihd be- never deceivcs rem-hty can
always rely boih upon his word and hi.
goods.
lie wishes now to say to his customers
land tho publc--espeeiolly to his country
licnds-that he Is now receiving the larg-
est and best stocl, of clothing ever offered
In Dayton. 1t has been selected with spe-
eia Preference 10 the holiday trade ma
Those wlo purchase win Gpd everv n,nw
ia i.,.',i.t,...
oono t..., '''"' :,
extended to him, and to assure his friends
that no efforts on his part shall be- wanting
',','''','o' w '''' '"'"' ""u
'''' 10y y '''9' ''st t0,-
are selling boots. shoes. gators. SINNERS.
Nc. cheaper than amy other house In She
city. dcl5igt
-.,..-
-.
t& Four hundred Governments Oycr-
coats, warranted new and Of exccleut ma
toriaL from ST to 50, just received, at the
j.
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BY TELEGRAPH.
Ben. l1ggIcston's Gas put out
NInNinnln a N.nl...- In...nI.nIl ....I


Veon fr,soIcstont. ftas n,,t n,,t
NJpyicnn Afgofra Sln,,pi,clI on1
Sherman.
l4prciu Dispatch tu the Cincinnati i,nduircr1
WASHINGTON, ID. g.. ncteniier 96. 1866.
! om enabled TO say postivcly thaf the
report of tile recent interview between The
President aud Hon. q. Egqleston. publish
ed ia the Cincinnati tonUHercmt. is entirely
Incorrect and that it misrcprpspnts What
Mr. johnson did say, and reports him a.,
having Said some Oiinus tlnt ne aid NOT
shy.
The Government has not received any
official Information of the cNccution of Es-
cobedO, and il Is not true. rs has been re-
ported That General Sherman has ahaudon-
the mission 90 MeNicc.
Finding that COS anaissnhd in Mexico
thciy efforts might prove nbortiyr. IN part
at lpnst IL they nifmuntetfs fir ,yort M
present Mr.. Campbell and General sher-
iNuu did uo. nttcmul to carry uut t,e plnn
originally dctermi6cd upon. and tbcv 6nvc
simply postponed ucton fora short timc.
Under Instructions from tile state Depart-
mcnt. General sherman Unrsto ~ n,tis
60 remain u rw days and then rcjoin Min
lister Campbell. when together they will
eudravur to curry ont The nmposes of Inc
Governments whica there is every reason
TO believe i'll DO successful.
Matters ut Wnehinuton.
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NAslIiAdloN' December ~
James q. smith, of Battle Creek Michi-
York, have boon indicted for towing
bounty and pension claiVH.asfffl i0rIiter
VIII be iriCd al Detroit. ND tiic latter at
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-12-27
a Petticoatod Ficnd.

The Citg Post, of Columbus, md. records
case of brutal punishment. latcly iuilict-
ed by Mrs. Lucy Hemmicl,. 4 teacher inone
of the schools OF that place. on the little
son Of James b. Edwards city clerk. The
little boy was caught Whispering. called on
thu floor and ordered 10 hold q stick ol
wood, three pounds or more ia weight ri
right angles from his body with one hand
for fifteen minutes, with the other hold his
. book and study lie did 50 as long rs it was
possible, then commenced easing down the
wood, the teacher llew into a passion,
caught him by the hair and threw him
against the stove. ierked him over the floor,
choaked him until black in the face and
otherwise so nmlfreatcd him that half the
school were in tears, and soyeml ran home
TO tell their parents tliat the "School Marin
had almost killed little Tommy Edwards
M ~ -
THE BATEMAN. CONCERTS Are the
present season. the most popular entcrtaln-
ments in America, and We rejoice to au-
nomce that we are TO be favored with one
concert by this Troupe, and that it will be
given on Monday evening next at Turner's
Opera House. Our exchanges, from the
East and West accord to Madame Puepa
the credit Of being the equal Of the famous
Jenny lind, and many critics deem her slI-
perlor even to the Swedish Nightingale,
In Chicago last week, SHE fairly stormCd
the town. and the Iribunc says she was the
recipient of such an ovation as was never
before accorded IN artistic in that city.
with Parepa will come the famed Signor
Brfgnoii, the silyer-toned, who IS admitted
10 be the best tenor ever in this country /;
Signor Ferranti. a capital builo singer, who
has made himself fayorite wherever he
has appeared Mr.. $. b. Minis, the best piano
soloist in America; Mr.. Carl Rosa young
and splendid violinist; Signor Fortuna. an
excellent baritone, and sir. T. l.. iattoh,
composer and accompanies. We hope to
be able to chronicle the TACT that every seat
win be sold by Monday night. as an evil
donce that Dayton appreciates ilrst-class
talent when favored with its presence,
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-12-27
HItaa 9 "a . 9 Il.

2s3 Thtrd StrCct, nHy ton, OhIo.
rINAkE~ che Iihcrly 20 uotiry thp old frieni, aud
customers 81 hiH latier, ss0r ANA the iul-
ile geurrNly, that hc Continues lhs Ncu know n
Cigar and Inhaeru business rclehrdt ID D.. it,
MOST ot FEHiuN rNANbs DF tlG4NRs AID
InHAttu. ie welt la hrldrt'st Stock or suoL iua
article, in FtncDi Hig..ac e..l anu ha convinced
degsG.tiN IAlAa EFt-
lJpurnal ,ppy.I
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-12-27

will oGcr for sale, at public auction. ON
T1Nrs1uy. Jeaa.nv 81. 1871


hctWcen thr hour ui uLv .ril four O'Clock A. AZ
spon the picm,,c, tlr following dasrflbr,i frsi
'slatr. ntuNic i1 Montgomery AOuntg. state ni
liup t".Wtt. Being forty. tN oucfcs ui1rc ~ IN,
on thr west .'dr oi tac ter of ~ef a.
cast Nr. ftt - f'' W.
The prrmi,os have itcu appraised free 4,
lower 40 one hundred anl ten dollars uer ,tf,,
H9l gannot 9Sll Tor ies. tiug That amountt
TERMS ON SALE ono third Ca.h, ope. .tlir.i s
h one year ala nne .tli4ti in iva wears frnui tho
.si jay ni Aplil, 1857 Wi.t ihtrcs nom shat datc
the payment 10 De- securc'l hp mortgage ulion th6
promises suld W
ihv premises are Situated on the township road
ahl aaluluing thr town pt Anits and itrout tlit,-
Hui m! south oi thc VOL DrsGl likc Tbcrr 4.
W"n tlig promises - epoi itamr hseillna. ,fitt a
t1id ctNAr under same t gunfi lfHmo hlt1li ,Teil
.i 2"NA hAirri Stone -iiriuE house. stOue snnke
h"rat, $500 aii thu necessary out huiiiine. m n,
500 ltpuf young orchuul of bearing fruit ID
ft"erai variety and choice mutt Also running
wAtf. MInlshed by a never falling stI4nr. snai
clcut for stock HANNEN tfStlis
tAcrutor ot John Mausr, deconscd
"N" W M"h IN Attorney 16wi
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a sad Case ol seductlon.

4 sad case of scduction abortion aud
nlurler has lust been brought to llght at
Marshaltown, Iowa. Tho victim Is a Young
lady OF OLSON, H., OF good education, and
her friends are OF the highest respectablity
The name Of her seducer is Oscar Mckin-
ney. When her condition became such
that secrecy coullno lougcr be maintained,
she was taken by her seduccr first To a
medical hyena named Harrison. residing :
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ATTACnMENT NOTICE.

Samuel publs " tclri;o T. pec,ort Hciorc Iolm
10 shcelm , p ~ Miami Township, Mon,
Eumcry County, Ohio.
nN the lO,h lly of pecem lcr 4. d. 1865 said
NBduetitr issupd au otlrT Of attachment in thr
above action for tho sum of slCj o. Cause $40 nlr
hearing ON the ath day of February 1854 at eight
O'Clock A. ~. SAMUEL ntfEH@.
MlamisbUlE, o.. December ls. 1916. lUN8
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Christmas day it was iuauguratcl, and
good cheer was had by hosts of old f,iends.
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ryg- Xyo,non.s n,,o sb,vo1 po,,nono,. ,.
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lie Sale; on SATURDAY, December 29th. at 1OI
o'clock, A. NJ, at the Fourth Street Car
civcn G,r o,nrovo1 notos Te ~ ,,'oat,.o
is foir ~ ssio I'm tn c@,,.t H. 1,','e
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apart for the enioymeh, Of do6a thhos
That's the reason for So many caIliag ON
Captain Minieks family grocery f5Ftheir
fresh supplies.
Hoofs ASH SHOES roR rnE lloMDAYs.-
Our clover friends, William Kehm g Bro.
ed a large and splendid assortment Boots
Shoes, Hats and Caps, intended expressly
for The holiday uadc. Their stockp cglfI
boots, ladies' misses aud childrep's shoes
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-12-27
Miamisburg Property.

A ZINE. LARGE RESIDENCE AND BUsI-
MSS llDl ~ ON THE SAME LOV-AIsO
OTTER TOWN PROPERTY AND TWO Al,
CAILE TRA01s or LAND An
SHERIFklS SAVE.
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-12-27
FLOUR AED FEED STORE.
No. 53 WAYNE STREET.
hu g enc Dutoit

Il Etfs constantly on hand a fun supplv Of
N FLOUR ANA FEED, az wholesale and raiail
which how'll sell as low as Il can bought AZ nnv
othcr store or mill In the city. Ills stock Is ni 81
thc hest quality. lie VIII dclNcr the same TO ANY
part Of the city frcc OF charge "@'
Also hrgo stock of ine OLD husks for making
mattresses. ready Tor Use deidStv
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-12-27

BRIDaE CoNrRoyERsY.-The proposi-
ton TO have a free bridge erected at llamil-
ton, on the site Of the old one waahcdaway
by the late food, at an cstimatcd cost Of
100000. is involvnga a controversy with
certain neighborhoods down that way. II
is proposed to have the Legislature author
lie the erection of the bridge, by an act OF
general taxation ON the County. which thc
people of Oxford and vicinity are nverse Co,
maintaining fat those neighborhood'
which would derive ihc largest advantages
from the structure should pay the greater
tax. All that ,ce know about it is, such q
work is public necessity.
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-12-27
NorICIs.

.rTllE stOUkholdgr, OF thc Ohio Insurance Conn.
1 muy ave hereby notified 90 meet 20 enc onicr
Nu tai thiid street Dayton, Ohio. at one O'Clock
y. Al. ON Monday. January isnt for the elect on
'0i uine birvctprs for thp ensuing year. POLL
open nom one 60 three O'Clock
deeiiit W. GILLESPIE, secretary
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-12-27

CnnisfuAs A. MfAAusuuRc.-tlwistmas
passed on pleasantly down at me Burg
There was general enjoyment. Tho Ladies.
Fair. for the bcneftof the Young Mems
Association was crowded and is high on
the road to success. For the qualification
fthat happy groHpe. who wished that
Christmas might come every month, we are
permitted to say that this Christmas talr
will continue through .he present week