The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-11-21
ADJUSTMENTS.


Tur OrERA Housr--'rhc Lannon's were
greeted last night by one of thc largest aud
nu.l ftsltioahlc audiences over assembled
at the opera House. II would be super
tluous to say that everybody was delighted
with the performance. Thc utmost en-
thusiam prevailed f'om irsto last, aud the
scuttpof was unanimous th t an exhibit
tionso thrilling aud iuierestirg ia all its
characteristics. had never ,lp been
witnessed in our city. We ave already
givcmin detail an account IT the tuily
malVelps performances OF lis worh-t,
nownod troupe, together viii our own i'm
prcssions regarding thcm. Il Is not neces-
sary 20 repeat them
Tonight will be given anuther and va
Sized entertainment, in which the lIaulons
will appear in their startling feat of the
."fhtvo l'lyng Men Of the Air," feat
witch for daring intrcpidlty. gracenuness
of motion and thrilling effect has never
been approached by any otter acrobatic
performers Mons. August win appear in
his wonderful Aerio Equilibrium, entitled
lies CaraCc." Prof Tanner will again in
troducc his wonderful troupe of perform
ing dogs and monkeys, feature of the ex-
hibition Which never fails 10 excite the
widest enthusiasm.
\ dance by Mile Augustine the "Frcnch
Dancing Master the Triple 'arterrc" by
the lIanlons. Mons. Agou. uncqualed
act entitled the "Jugglcr and the
shadow Pahtomlme,n viii nil contribute
to make up the splendid aud attractive bill
offered this evening
Tomorrow and Friday evenings the
most wonderful exhibition of tho "Sphynx''
will be given. This isa feature in these
entertainments that no one should fail to
see
We are gratiicd to state that the manager
has arranged to give grand Matinee on
Saturday afternoon, for the special accom-
mediation of ladies, children and schools,
on which occasion splendid programme
will be presented, including the grandcst
tcats Of the llanlOn Brothers.
Another Overlooking house may be an
ticipated this evening, and all who desire
to he comfortably accommodated, should
be there IN timc.
Ga The Louisville Jomaal. in the pres
cnt aspect Of affairs, makes the following
confession Of the Democratic faith. It say
we heartily indorse, so FAR as we have
seen, every platform laid down by the De-
mocracy in the North, Middle, Western aud
Northwestern States We are for the oblit-
rration of the FreedmCn's Bureau bill
fp tii-1.
OF every negro soldier; we are for the cCs-
satIun OF all military law, and tor
The universal restoration of the
great writ uf freedom: We are for
the Annulment OF all coutiScatiuns; we are
for the equal powers and right and privi-
leges Of the whole people of the old Union; !;
we are for the unconditional pardon of all
paroled Coniederates who haVO kept their
faith; we are for the Immediate unlocking
of the prison doors of all prisoners held in
captivity upon the charge of treason; and
we are for the establishment of the Iepub-
lie upon the plan which our noble Pres-
dent has recommended and is eXertng all
his energies to carry out. If to be in favor
of all these things is to be n Democrat then
We are Democrat, an earnest and Jealous
Democrat, all the time Democrat, and
ready to cooperate with all WHO are ready
to cooperate with us"
DRAWING or THE CROSBY OrERA House.
"A special dispatch from Chicago, states
that the time for the drawing OF the Crosby
Opera House is at last definitely fixed and
will take place on the 2lst Of January
without fail. The Committee Of Arrange
ments consists of J. IL. Bowen, Clinton
Briggs, J. c. Dove, James G. Fargo, j. A.
Ellis, f. G.. Han, +. A. Hoffman. Amos Il.
Hall, and w. T.. Coolbaugh---all well-known
and responsible citizens OF Chicago-and
they have united upon appointing that day
for the drawing.
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