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The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-12-29
CITY Council,
FRmAY EYENING, Deeember 2s.

Present--Messrs. Iddlngs Kubns. Brun.
nar Keifar ShanL Cii1gman Gobhs.+
Rntt lehman. 7 ovc1 GaIbotvar Rnt,
and RovleT - * -
Tbe minutes Of iost naot;no ,,,o,o ,,oo,
and annroved '~''''n "0''' -0E'''
The monthly report of the Street Com.
,niesionar sbc,i,,tev p dtt,. ,s,t
in1 70 ssoS ot 50, rsa;a,I 'd
amount orderedto Is naii f''s ''''N ''''
The Market Masto,.,s ,a,ort ,Jto ,,,,o, ool
Iaotione a,,,oun a., e. eo5e 40 10, ~
and tbe mao s,iya,. etod III b6 oio,o,oG
vifIs seii n NJ amt fHf 7 - P9sIS
The Cornrnitfee al Az EiyA g3A,{ort,ne6ot
renorted adverse to diseha harS,,no, INV ~.
pIoyes of said DenSrtment at nrssSny cny 0r.
dared on file. r. -" .'' -, =, -
The Trnstees of tba Ia;Ob Nard tod
the nroneT nnmhnrs for tbe tJaath no ~ :
Rioct td-yvit. al aI1I ge eGil ne n,,d 20
Renort raceivad and fha Slaril " ~ and 81 ~
notifv nj ueatbn n,an ta +bat atyent' ~
The monthiv renort Sf tbe Mcyor %,
Naver,hs,. sh5 ,,,,nPps ~ ny rayor Io'
inc 70 SSR 7s s5 ny inS J0iaSGsrops d amount
Ale. ~ - 1' - ''iN i'u W oi
A verbal report from the select Com.
,oitsoa a., ~ ~ ~ . s.S ,',.0e' ,tp1I- - ~
the city Of Cincnnati for street gbts piS va. ps
received and the Cjommittoc cnntiIred
.,yith ;natrrotionn 20 ~o,an,t ~ -. 49,
tno -NFN' '' iiS4N' '"0''-
An ordinance 70 omen nm olIcv IN tbe
width az twslv, teat het,yeas 'JJ9 Jo9nss ard ,,'d
Gra.n st,ea,s ,'as 800 ~ e.. ''iu
Oedsn tol assss .,
on Cas- strest ~ Jactso reat In Fo on Ioss
to Green feef FiSN streef ~ ~ ,seS
~ AZ g. lItii Y 1ii yeHersoii
St,ent sne liahas ior Rai posts s'u iiirnisillg
ana a,-te,,5iro q tho' Ior ~ ~,
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and Isfavefte sfreets t6r NJ yin fbe
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stro;Shtan Mo- ~ Wien Pien ESgne @ s'reet ana 70
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A Lieutenant Colonel, a Captain,
Lieutenant and Ninety-one Sol
diers MasSacred.

m" WAsHINUTON. Decembef .,
United States soldiers near Fort Phil Kear-
ney, is confirmed.
Colonel ii. b. Darlington, commandant at
that post, telegraphs they were attacked
near the fort by 5000 Indians, killing Lieu
tenant Colonel Fetterman, Captain +. II.
Brown, Lieutenant Grummond and ninety
one privates. The bodies, when recovered
were found horribly mutilated. IL is not
stated TO what companies they belonged,
lately sent West.
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-12-29
The Hog RnsIness.

Alyesterday dispatch, from Indianapolis,
says; Forty thousand hogs have already
been slaughtered here--i .O00 more than last
season. The packing houses are still at
work, with the prospect of good number
yet coming ip. Prices range from 30 75 TO
% 80.
A st. Louis dispatch says; The hog sea-
son is drawing 70 a close, and packers are
preparing to suspend operations. The
number killed to-day was 2460. Prices
ranged at from SO 80 TO SO co.
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The storm North.

ST. LOUIS, December 2S.
The late storm extended far North, and
prevented the receipt of the usual amount
of treasure.
One parcel of Sl50,0O0, from Frazer
RIVER was detained from the inability OF
the steamer to contract to carry. Other
parcels were detained in Idaho, Oregon
and Nevada by bad weather.
The estimated gold coinage at the branch
mint here, during the past year, is about
S20.000OOO.
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-12-29

.,isCIvIt. R1aHTs. The Columbus .States-
p9dn gives the details of most revolving
outrage, which 'occtnTed few miles from
that city on Christmas day. The fend who
committed the outrage was "freedmann-
bhe ofthat.clasA of incarnate devils who are
now. receiving the special ''aid and COM
fort" Of the Abolitionists--apd who no
doubt felt authorized by the "civil rights
bllllto pepehate the infamous act The
Statesman Says; iIif . se'a
On Christmas day,a German by the name
of Louis Weaver living -four miles north
OF this city, near the Worthington plank
road, had occasion TO visit Columbus ON
business, leaving his wife and two small
children AZ home Mrs. Weaver observed
a negro coming into the yard Of the house,
and fearful that his intentions were bad,
she locked the door, and when he demand
ed admittance, she refused to let him in
whereupon he commenced breaking down
the door, and as it fell In, she Jumped out
and ehdeayored 10 make her escape to a
Ineiglihor's house. The negro took after
heri she had not proceeded far before he
caught her and threw her down. She
.sereamed for help, but the inhuman wretch
tried to stop her mouth with the hair of
her head, and she now wears marks of vio-
lence on her mouth and cheek which he
hhd scratched and bruised In his efforts 10
stifle herlcries. - 81
Fortunately, an Irishman, whose name
we did not learn, heard her cries and saw
the negro, and, leaving his team on the
plank road in charge of his wife, he
hastened TO her rescue. When the negro
saw him he jumped up and ran, but the
sturdy lrishman soon overlook him and
held him fast, until her brother-ln-law, Mr..
Adam Amieh, arrived, who had also heard
her cries for help. Mrs. Weaver was con-
siderably bruised In the conflict with the
Internal hell-hound, and serious conse-
fquences yet may ensue, as she is enciente,
and IN an advanced stage Mr.. Amlch and
the Irishman placed the black rascal in a
wagon and brought him TO the city. He
was placed ia the city Jail and win have
an examination this morning at nine
O'Clock. IL Il a shame TO let such q flend
live. The husband would have been iusti-
fled in taking his life at once. VS. HWI ..
We. scarcely pick up an exchange now-a-
days but We read of similar outrages all
over the country. hehalf civilized freed
men of the South are turned loose upon the
community through the influence of Rndi-
cal fanatics, aud this Is but the commence
ment of their outrages The doctrine of
equality of races which they eagerly inn
bibe, have turned their heads, and we look
with dread to the future of our country,
All the passions which exist within the
breasts Of those idemi-savages will have
free vent, and murder, rnpine and theft
will he the fearful conseQ uances. . ..
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-12-29

CB~ Christmas and New Years are fast
approaching, and when on your Rounds in
Ddyton, Men and Boys, be sure and drop
in to see friend Schwarz's enormous stock
of custom-made Clothing. You'll find his
stock more tasty made up, by great deal
larger, and more especially his prices, that
viii certainly induce buyers to purchase,
and be always satisfied. Don't forget
Schwarz, at the sign of the Golden Eagle,
llS Main street.
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-12-29

The OPERA HotsE.-41he attractioiihtthe
Opera House, this EVENING" g the i,Natad
Queen,' byla full aud tale eRted company,
The pieces have been wen rScelytd hy large
and appreciative audiences during the
week, and q ruli house may be expected
this evening. fHn td
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-12-29

The Fam. 1.-The Interest IN the ladies'
Fair at Clegg's Hail continues unabated,
and the managers have therefore concluded
to hold it one or two evenings next week
1t was attended last hight by dnother large
and highly gratifed audience. Everything
passed off pleasantly and satisfactorily to
all present. Several valuable articles were
drawn during the evening, much to the
qualification of the holders of the lucky
tickets. A number of beautiful prizes will
be drawn for tonight, and there will no
doubt be a large attendance. Go early.
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70 Hliaa "a e oa.

Isucoessor OF Julius B0rnstein,) y
3s3 Third street, Dayton, Ohio.
TTNAkkS the liberty to notify the old friends ana
customers of his predecessor and the pub-
~ generally that he continues this well Known
MOST SUPERIOR BRANDS of CIGARS Am
TOBACCO, as well as by largest stock OF smoking
articles IN general. Please call and lie eopvinced
"eexo-dW ELIAS REEs
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Dangerous Counterfeit = Bewarel

The Treasury detectives have obtained
possession of one of the most dangerous
counterfeits In circulation. The note is a
fine imitation Of the $50 legal-tenders
with the vignette likeness of Alexander
Hamilton, and is an exact counterpart Of
the genuine, except some slight errors in
engraving.
The easiest way to detect the counterfeit
is by observing the marginal line of fig
In the lower left hand corner will he OBJ
served the figures 800 instead of 90, as In
the genuine. The mark is quite plain, and
win insure the detection of the counterfeit.
A large number of these notes are in cir
culntion. l
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NOTICE.

NhE undersigned would inform the public that
ne mas sold his entire stock of Cigars Tobacco
ana various other smoking articles 10 Elias Rees
VINO VIII continue the business at the old stand and
10 whom he cordially recommends his old friends
and customers. The business will be settled bV the
undersigned himself, and those Indebted TO him
VIII please make early payment
JULIUS BORNSTEIN
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Now York NIoney NIarket.
NEw York, Decent

NEw York, December 2s.
Money is steady and less active at 8@7
per cent, tF AUtIIV
Sterling exchange is duh at 109@1091<.
Gold higher, opening at 1924, decliRing
to 1926, and closing at l3416. ''........ $.
Government stocks are shade lower,
and closing steadier.
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-12-29

The BATEMAN TRouPE.-The bright par
ticular star Of the I3ateman Concert Troupe,
announced to appear at Turner's Opera
House on Monday evening next IS Parepa,
the worldFenowned queen ofsong. The
st. g,6moc1iat thus rapturously speaks
of her performance IN that city syy
Parepa does mot tsing. She opens her
mouth. and the most glorious music IN
America comes os Itself. Sho never strydns
her voices}it eSecnfes musical lnpossibili-
ties without strairiRg aud Aih the lowest or
highest tones, In the softest or loudest, it
is never harsh or forced or unnatural. She
sings, as bird sings asif she could not
help it but the sweetest sOngster that ever
fioated IN air might die with envy Of The
matchless- pbider, 4 sV,eetness Hnd lie xii bility
of Parepa,s voice. Now 1t rolls through
the hall iif great pillows of sound remind
ing you of the pulsations of the air that
follow the stroke of mighty bell; then 1t
dances and darts through the whole range
of its maryBl0ns compass with a freedom
ease and grace that make the lightest mo-
tions of q bird seem aw kward, and set the
hearer dreaming Of fairy dancers moving
with superhuman lightness and beauty !;
then It rings, like,a trumpet through the
hall, and we hear In 1t the rush and whirl
of victory; and then IL lifts you far above
the earth i'd these long sustained high
notes of such thrilling sweetness. and dies
awayaso geatly that you can hardly dis
tinguish the vanishing note nom the recol-
lection of Its beapty.n Rarepa's singing is
wonderful in its variety. The marvellous
culture shown in, the ''Bel Raggie" is for
gotten In the hemarVelous softness and purity
of Five o'clock in the morning" No
woi&ef She Ia always eitcoredy most en-
Enthusiastically, for whd would ever tire of
listening to the angels? !o7.lag
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-12-29

Doors AND SHoEs.-By refersnceto our
advertising columns, 1t will be seen that
Mr.. George HochwRlt,aon Third street. Is
offering his customers and the. public It
first class opportunity to buy goods in his
line at very low figures. Mr. His an old
and experienced dealer, we'll known in this
community, and the people can put full
confidence In what he snEs.
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-12-29

SKIFF 4 GAYLORD's MINsrRIh.s This
celebrated troupe will be at de Qpera
House on Tuesday and Wednesday eye-
nings Of next week. They arg olH favor-
ties in Dayton, aud viii recsIYe ahcarts
welcome.
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Toys And Fancy Goods
els AT AUCTION, gaNRs

" al fAOOIlONt i'.zf x ",
D.J. RouzeF, ,.s9 Wayne street, is selling
his entire stock Of Toys and Holiday Goods.
Notions, ,,&e@ at Public Auction. IL yo,t
want goods for nothing, be there this even
ing at seven oelock9SE. WE MCGOWAN,
N1 1''ioneerg U @ .Eg D. s1EEl
gBrTqE MuLrs, aare just ,hsulliug IN a
hundred barrelsefSalt. Gallat J.aA. Min
ick's, corner Se jefferson and Market
StreetsA1A1O19 &LdATIDE
Go-To9hsl4Adtiddkh9 eyenil3d at tile
store of 'B!J;iRohzer,F 5sSvayne street, If
yop want Nittt Toy Toys and Noti9ps cheap. ..
THE fRUTH. --schsosr,.s g saSs! a. ne
OitIseItae, ,apQg sitit oQfsuEOt tJ.fa0s $40
cheaper, anil ,dIsl OVerc0ttto SO Tess
man any house t,s DuytePEe hs'H do
it. Try him. F
-ina oy'u i51 tfol iisJi-i.Zll i,Ili gAtrg1t sd
G3'r Immense reduction IN Boots
and ShOes-dU first class iOOrk-at
G6OdmGn's, 40 Mdih Street, for 30
ddys.9H'1lhese Goods M UST Post
ngetD be sold, regardless Of cost.
slss.-t . aHti-Hr.f .If - ffIf
gS1 Go To Schwarz' for bargains in fine
Overcoats, lls Main street 'ani 1''i
e'" D. Al0s44- al --.i---l-la u .l.ii .Hl ID .
Boys AND foUrH's GrormSd. Al, cr-
tire new apartmentl--th best in the city
just received by Lebensbutger e Son. No.
iV9 "4p asFset' ae. .s.a.. ant ,.l, lta. s.
fS- Hats and Gaps very cheap, at Good
mans. ll.tt f5sr.i. .- 100
Doors AND SHoKs ron Ths IIot1DASs.-
Our clever friends William Kehm & Bro.
at No. Ss'Jefferson street. have just reSeiv-
ed large and splendid assortment of Boots
Shoes, Hats ana Caps, intended expressly
for the holiday trade. Their stock of calf
boots, ladies' misses, gnd childrens shoes
cannot be surpassed in the city. They are
Offering themat very low figures, which
should be an inducenicnt t0 alto call and
purchase at their stofe.D = .Tls de2Id2 Il
~ women's Kid shoesat Goodman's at
twenty-five cents. 'A " bti q
sss- For black cloth suit, custom-made,
to fit well and at the right price, 20 to the
Eagle Clothing Store, us Main street.
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-12-29

eE- The Fair at Clegg's Hallwili present
new and varied attractions this evening.
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-12-29
THE Daily EMPIRE.


As Clegg's Hall is still occupied by the
Fair, no service viii beheld by The icou-
gregation of st. Johns Church at that
place t6-n'orrow.EA 3NJ NIIn0
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-12-29

FALL AND WINTER CLoTHNd.-A full
stock of the latest styles and best quality,
just received by Lebensburger & Son, No.
los Main street
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-12-29

az Four hundred Government Over
coats, warranted new and of excellent ma
terial, from 81 to $5, just received, at the
Eagle Clothing Store. II. ScHwARz.
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-12-29

HOME AaAIN.--We were gratifed to
meet a few days since, our old friend Or.
William Egry, who had just returned from
four months toufin Europe. This is the
second trip the Doctor has made to the
Fatherland within the last two years. He
had q good time generally, and enjoyed
the greetings Of many old friends The
best Of the story is, that be brought home
with him young and beautiful wife, who
left home and friends for the sake of uni
ting his fortunes with his. May she live to
see many days Of pleasure and happiness
in her new home. t.i,.,t,r...
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-12-29

GB- Alloways & Gross, 292 Fifth street,
are selling boots, shoes, CATERS, slippers,
&c, cheaper than any other house in the
city. deI5d9t
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-12-29

d AHh NAfaTO TObUoOFse.--Ihe true r0adstO
success u a fair honest end upright way of
doing business III hli Branches of' trade.
Few, ifany succeed, permanently, by any
other course. What business men need, Is
the respect and confidence Of those who
deal with them. The truth of this theory
Is fully Illustrated in the case ofH. Schwarz,
the enterprlsing proprietor of the Eagle
Clothing stJrs, no. lis Main street ipthib
city. From comparatively small begin
ming, less than two years ago, he has be-
come one ofthe most popular and extensive
Clothing dealers In the city. His store is
daily thronged with customers, and his sue
cess has become a "hxed fact" in the bust
ness operations of Dayton. The best thing
about It is, that when he sells his customers
goods once, they are always sure to come
back again, for the simple reason that they
find he never deceives them-they can
always rely both upon hissword and his
goods.
He wishes now to say to his customers
and the public-especially to his country
friends-that he is now receiving the larg-
est and best stock of clothing ever offered
in Dayton. 1t has been selected with spe-
cial reference to the holiday trade, and
those who purchase win find every thing
as represented. - A
He takes this occasion to return his sin
cere thanks for the patronage heretofore
extended to him, and to assure his friends
that no efforts on his part shall be wanting
to merit continuance of the favor and
confidence he has heretofore received.
ltd&w
GB-Alot of now Government Oyereoats
at 81 80. Lessner u Brother. daw
LOOK HERE.-lfyou want mice business
suit, well made, of all patterns and all wool
for S25 90. go to Schwarz' l1S Main street
GSs- Parents will find infants and child
rem suits of all ages, all sizes, and all prices,
beautifully made up at the Eagle Clothing
Store, lls Main street.
SPLENDID OvFRooA ATs.--Le Lebensburger q
Son, No. l0s Main street, have just received
he most splendid lot of overcoats in the
city, which they are Offering at very low
ceres. Call and see them. 1td&w
GREAT REDUcTfoN.-A we are deter
mined to ,rednce our enormous stock OF
winter clothing, especially in overcoats,
therefore we offer the greatest induce
ments to buyers ever offered in this city
We will sell without regard to price OF
cost Come and convince yourselves. Re
.spectfully, Lessner & Brother. daw
'DoDsON's STATIoN."-The far and wide
well-known "Dodson's Station which
"uncle 10" so long presided at, is now To-
Gated at 2s5 Third street, above the Ohio
Insurance Co.-"Uncle 10 Dodson" having
purchased the saloon lately kept by Mr.
Ohas. Miller and given to it the favorable
name.
Christmas day it was inaugurated, and
good cheer was had by hosts of old friends
The liquors, cigars, &c, are of the very best
"Stop at Dodson's Station, Mr.. Conductorr' -
de2Gd3
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gofai Aatiffs.

NEW YEARS LuNcH. Fred. Lanee. never
ito be outdone, proposes to set the finest
lunch of the holiday season, at the Opera
House Restaurant on New Years morning
at ten o'clock, Turkeys, chickens, quails,
oysters and everything that the epicure
can crave will be on the bill of fare. 1t
will be emphatieally The lunch OF the sea-
son. and he invites his many friends to be
on hand to partake Of it. 2td
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-12-29

CB- Women's Calf Shoes at Goodman's at
seventy-fvc cents.
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-12-29

"THF OLD Folks AT HoME."-We have
often seen It in print, and once on piece
ofmusic, "the old folks, at home" but never
80 well appreciated il as we did on Christ
mas Eve, when Capt. Retter, of the "Mont-
gomery House," gave the old folks Ootil-
lon Party, which resulted in most joyous
occasion.
so pleasant was that entertainment, the
Captain has been induced to repeat it, on
Ne'9 Years Eoe. OF course the interest of
the first will not be absent from the next.
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-12-29

Tonight.
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BY TELEGRAPH.


ington Line Is ashore, six miles west of
Greenport. The boat Is total wreck The
passengers are all safe, Some OF the freight
and baggage VIII be saved.
4 The passengers made o narrow escape
many of them resigting all hope. They
were all saved by liie-boats
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-12-29

a".H ...tU .sl-i----s --s--.-t.---L e. .If .....
How 10 Fprrzr no Dr,r A so;o,4,.o .
u,ranot,,,a,' ia,aI,, ,od 9s.e'''.,io - :
frenclhnan lately read paper before the
Academy of Science Of Paris, in which he
set forth--wlat may he eespeeialtyl interest.
ing. TO ot least tbosa ,un Sortnns,o ,ao,Io
i's' W '' ie's'' i'iose illortuliate people
VINO are ABOUT thls ume, caught out
o. nights
|. That the first pbenomenon nroduced
byieold is a contraction of the fcaniIiSrv
vessels to such an extent that n oiobnle or
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-12-29

~ Look at those warm Overcoats friend
schwarz is supplying the people with, at
~ 90. Go and see them, and you'll find all
other goodsalso, in his mammoth establish
ment in proportion.
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-12-29

EaS Thanks are rendered my numerous
customers for their liberal patronage
during the past year. Feeling grateful for
past favors, | shall strive to merit their
patronage in the future by fair and liberal
dealing. am now better prepared than
ever to furnish Clothing, Boots and Shoes
Hats and Caps, Cloths, Cassimeres, Furnish
ing Goods, and mems wearing apparel,
which | will make up and warrant to give
satisfaction, and at prices lower than the
lowest. Harvey II. Iams, 232 East Fifth
Street. deoado
"a HAPPY NEW YEAR."-CGptaIn Retter,
of the Montgomery House, i.win give "a
Cotillon Party on New Years Eve. All
chaste and proper persons are cordially
invited. No gent admitted unless accom-
panied by a lady Improper persons are
positively prohibited Good music win be
IN attendance, NH t de29t2
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-12-29

DECLINE IN PHuCEs.-An exchange SAYS
that the things we eat are daily becoming
less costly in the wholesale markets. This
Is true; but the decline is not so percepti-
BILE at the stalls and shops of the retailers
and to the actual consumers, in families
hotels and boarding houses, it is as yet un-
known. The full supply of provisions in
the country pressing upon the crowded
store-houses In the cities, must eventually
break down all speculation, and force down
the prices to consumers, i'm order to induce
more rapid consumption of perlshable
articles of food. Finally, in the course OF
time, the decline will reach the people who
buy to eat and the good old days will
return wherein the laborer was abld to sit
down b hearty supper, without first
balancing accounts between his appetite
and his days earnings, so as not to leave
the latter I'm debt to the former.
WHIPPING IN ScHooLs.-At the meeting
of the Republican caucus OF Cambridge,
Mass, on Monday evening, the recent case
of girl whipping in the Alston Public
school came up, in connection with the
nomination OF the school Committee. opin-
ions adverse to all corporeal punishment in
schools were given at length by Professors
Aggassiz, Wyman and Washburn, of the
University. Prof Agasslz said that for
forty years he had been a teacher, begin
ming when he was fourteen years old, and
he had never yet laid his hand on a pupil.
He believed that when Il became necessary
to infiict corporeal punishment It was an
evidence that the teacher had lost his self
control. Her
ES Look out for the Golden Eagle, lls
Main street three doors South Of Market
House.
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The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-12-29

s''NAsTTi'--FOr short, 'Nasby'' is the sos
bnquet OF ID. r. Locke, who has been fpI
some time engaged nj writing great deai
Of trashy and insipld stun for a certain
class of newspapers. We see now, that he
Is named in some Of the, Eastern cities as
an invited lecturen An exchange suggests
that he will not venture there, hut would
feel much more at home in some loafing
whisky place, where clean linen is not so
requisite, and In conclusion thus truthfully
hits of this Peter oleum Yittoleum Nasty
The greatest eoot who ever set himself
hasn'tability enough to entertain the ljft OF
a second rate travelling menageriep