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The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-05-07

FASHIONABLE BoNNETs.-A New Orleans
correspondent of an Eastern paper gives
the following graphic description of the
prevalent style of bonnets. 1t will suit any
latitude, and no doubt prove highly inter
esting to our lady readers: odq
''The present style of bonnets can not last
long. They are too bizarre to suit our la
dies. l saw good description Of how to
make them, which some of your lady read
ers may wish to profit by: Take two inches
square of mauve satin"-satin, by the way.
is becoming more and more fashionable for
bonnets and dresses-''place the square arti-
Gle on the crown of your head, and tie it on
with yard of wide black satin ribbon, add
gold chains to suit your taste, the more you
have the more fashionable you are" The
most sensible covering for the head have
seen for young girls, that is to say, is the
round hat. They look very simple and
pretty trimmed with tissue or illusion.
Round the crown of your hat wind loosely
about quarter of a yard of either of these
materials. Place rosette, formed by one
end of the vail, which must hang from the
side, over the place where the ends ofyour
bands meet. A few loops of straw trimming
placed carelessly in the rosette, give it a
very pretty finish. Most of the little things
offered you by milliners as bonnets can
hardly be called by that name-if a bonnet
minus covering for the head, they should
be called head-dresses. They are so small
and airy-looking that one Is almost afraid
to touch them"
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ANOTHER INTERNAL REVENUE DECISION.
The Commissioner of Internal Revenue.
upon recent decision of the Supreme
Court rules whena broker is engaged in
selling not only his own stock, exchange.
bullion, coined money, bank notes and
other securities, but also iu selling them
for Others, or for commission, he is a
banker doing business as broker, and is
liable to tax upon all sales of his own stock
&c, included, and Internal Revenue officers
have been instructed to proceed at once to
the assessment and collection of such tax,
and upon sales of brokers and of bankers,
doing business as brokers, as still remain
unpaid, or due and unpaid.
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Administrator,s Sale.

TN pursuance Of an order Of the Probate Court OF
l. Montgomery County, Ohio, made on the 4th day
OF April 1866, and 70 me directed I will offer Al
public auction, al the door OF the Court House In
Day ton, on r.H. tf Hr.rIff. HTI
Wednesday, Nay 30, 1866, lg,
At two O'Clock in the afternoon, the following do
serbed real estate situate In the city of DAYTON in
the oonaty, atoresaid, to-wit; Lots numbered on
the revised plat Of said city, 4it6, 419 4i2O fia
4l2i 4ls9 4i4i, 4i4e 4l50 fl5l 4i56 ass 4ibg 4iG3
AGO Ass, 41e2 $50, 4S3I and t53
said lots have Teen appraised as follows to wit
Lots Nos. 4ll6, 4li9, 4ieO, 4ls8 and asa At SiSo
each.
Lots Nos, 4l29 4lal, ana also asa, nbs ass nse.
4i6S and Ass. at $3.50 each 10
Lots Nos, sl66 snd AK, at $a0O each, and
Lots Nos. $3.50, 48s1 and 1893 at $3.50 each
And cannot sell for less than two-thirds OF such
appraised value. n 7.
Terms Of Sale--one third cash in hand ON the
day OF sale. One-third In one year and one. third
In two years from the day OF sale the deferred pay
ments TO bear interest and be secured by mortgage
on the premises. lTHOs. j. SPITLIsRp
Tuos. J. ). SMITH, Atty.
April 26-lso6- aasW5t.
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new Board Of Directors

REFUSE THEM.-An exchange says: THE
State banks of New England, which have
been converted into National Banks, are by
State laws released from obligation to re-
deem their old State bank notes, after the
lapse of certain time varying from two to
four years. With some of the Maine banks
this time has already expired. The bills of
all the State banks of Maine should be rer
fused by the public generally.
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EB-The office of A. Sugarman. of New
York City, importer and dealer in job lots
of Dry Goods, Fancy Goods, Gents and
Ladies' Furnishing Goods, Broad-cloths,
Cassimeres, Linen Goods, Hosiery, Gloves,
Yankee Notions, &C., has been removed
from Fifth street, and he can now be found
at N. Haas Millinery. Store, No. Al Main
street, Until further nctiee:I All orders left
with him will be promptly attended to.
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SOMETHING NEW.

IMPORTANT TO FARMERS AND
Manufacturers OF Sorghum Sirup. Something
every body should have
A PATENT RIGHT POR THE MANUFACTURE OF VINE
FROM rHE COMMON SORGHUM. N Z
The best of Wine, worth from g. 50 10 s. Der
gallon, made at cost of less than twenty cents
per gallon. tt
For information concerning Individual. Manu-
featuring or Township Rights address the pro-
prietor. JOHN I. sNEPP, Miamisburg
Montgomery Co.. %.
Editors Of Papers within the State by inserting
the above In their paper for two months, will be
entitled to an individual Right for manufacturing
said Wine. maraf-wtfS
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The Memphis Riots.

Nothing hasoccurred 10 disturb the quiet
of the city since yesterday evening. 1.
The arrival of a battalion of the Sixteenth
Regulars and the strenuous efforts of the
citizens proper have ut last succeeded In
restoring law and order. No fears OF
another outrage are entertained. The un-
fortunate affair Is deeply regretted by all
good citizens, who feel that they win be
censured for it, though they took no part
In carrying II on after the negroes had first
been disposed of amer their attack on the
police. n
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GRAND LARCENY.-A young man giving
his name as Bernard Wendell, ana profess
ing TO be a peddler, was arrested In Gin
City Police, and officer Bloom, of the Gin
cinnati, Hamilton and Dayton Railroad De-
pot just as he was about 10 leave the city
for Dayton, charging him with grand lar
eeny in stealing q suit OF clothing worth
$50 from house on Twelfth street, near
Vine. There were found on his person
several articles Of jeweiry and sl57 in
Treasury notes. Cincinnati Commercial,
Saturday.
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Gas- Shakespeare Neck Scarfs, at
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Doors AND SHoEs.-THE BEST PLACE TO
BUY.-William Kehm, on Jefferson street,
nearly opposite the Market House, has
now one of the best stocks of Boots, Shoes,
Hats and Caps to be found in the city.
Having lately purchased them, he can sell
cheaper than any other house. He has q
splendid lot of Ladies' Caters, which he
offers at figures lower than ever before.
BY calling on him, his customers can get
good work at low prices, while at other
places they have to pay high prices for
poor work. Call and see. m4-d2 I
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New York Money Market.
.Ia NEw YoRR Nav

N1'F1Rf 1E1s-J
Gold closed at l271z@1273S. Exchange,
after reaching l091S, fell off to 100. The
Money market was easy with no change.
The Stock market wis steady at the sec
ond regular Board and there was no i'm
portant change in prices. The market was
all firmer at the last open Board, but bust
ness light.
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JURORS FOR SUPERIOR CoURr.-The fol
lowing petit jurors have been selected TO
the June term of the Superior Court
Philip Farrell. Fourth Ward;
John j. Weaver, Jackson township;
Jesse ID. Harvey, Perry township;
George Perry, Miami township; ....
Frederick Kneisly, Madriyer township;
George Neibert, Seventh Ward;
Henry Sheidler, Jackson township;
ID. ii. Hoover Miami township; rr
Henry Groby, Miami township 7
Ziba Crawford, Second Ward; nj
Alfred Iams, Madison township; .
John Buyinger, German township. h
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The Fenian Movement on the
Maine Frontier = Reciprocity
Treaty. .t..-r m.

TORONTO, G. w, May o.
Government organs hint that the expedi-
ton of the Fenians on the Maine frontier
was the result Of an arrangement between
McGee Minister of Agriculture, and Killian,
gotten up for the purpose of frightening
New Brunswick into the adoption of the
confederation scheme. Prominent poll
ticians assert that Killan all along has
been working in concert with McGee and
the Canadian Government and that
his reward is to be new Colonial Confed-
crate Government.
La MeRerVe asserts that the new Teci-
procity treaty has been arranged, some
small concessions having been made to the
United States, for which the United States
guarantee 70 prevent Fenian incursions
upon the British Provinces.
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-05-07

az Friend schwarz, Of the Eagle Cloth
ing Store tells US that be is negotiating for
several more competent statesmen, and will
soon, be able to wait on ali who call on him
for clothing, and not let any one 20 away
without being attended to. a2edlw
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WANTED.-Half dozen young ladies TO
learn the Millinery business, at the popu
lar Millinery establishment Of Mr.. Gabriel
Haas, No. 1856 Second street. Miss Good
mans old stand) n0aH iit al3-d6
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AsTRoLoGY.-Madame De Vile, the great
Astrologist, at the Etna House. corner of
Main and Sixth street, is drawing quite a
crowd. Ladies and Gents, both old and
young, are fiOcking to herr continually,
anxious to know what the Fates have in
store for them, and all are wonderfully as
tonished with the result. She has secret
charms for restoring lost affection, and
will bring together husband and wife, maid
and lover that have long been separated.
All those wishing to consult her should
call at their earliest convenience as her time
is limited to few days only. Remember
she Is no humbug. She succeeds when all
Others tail. She has secret connected with
her profession which can be obtained from
no other source. Consultation fee-Ladies
81, Gents 81 80. See sign at the door.
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eB- Price other clothing before purchas-
ing, and then examine Schwarz's custom
made goods, and you'll convince yourself
that he don't blow, but does what he prom
ises, sells at low prices. a26dlw
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OxFoRp. o. April 2a. lSaR.
To the Editors of the Enquirer.

This has been an exciting day in old Mi
ami University. We had an election ofou
anniversary speaker to address us on next
commeneement. Mr.. George f. Pugh was
chosen. He was bitterly opposed on account
OF his past political life, but to no avail.
Out of one hundred and eighty-one votes,
he received one hundred and sixty-three,
Mr.. Pugh is a graduate of Miami, and has
done honor TO his alma mater, and she loves
TO honor him. A. X. HAYNES.
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~ The Toledo Commercial states that
the M shipments of potatoes by railroad from
Lnat city, last week, amounted to $4,000
pusheis' Since the first Of January the
shipments have amounted to the enormous
quantity Of 10000 bushels. i
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B-The Grand Concert to be given by
the Choir of the Church of the Holy. Trim
ity, at the Opera House on Thursday even
ing next, will undoubtedly surpass all en-
tertainments of the kind ever before at
tempted in our city. The efficient COM
mittee having the matter in charge will
spare no effort to make it in every respect
worthy of the favor and patronage of the
public as musical festival; and the lauda-
BILE object for which the concert is held
ought to be a sufficient inducement to all
to patronize it liberally. Those desiring
to secure eligible seats should secure their
tickets soon. I aHft8 ~ li
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DEMOCRATIC S7ATE CONVENTION.
THURSDAY, MAY "a, 1866.

The Annual State Convention of the
Democratic party of Ohio, will be held in
Columbus, on Thursday, the gath day
of May, 1866, to transact such business
as may come before IL, and to put in nomi-
nation candidates for the following State
offices ty
SECRETARY or STATE;
JUDGE OF THESUPRELE COURT;
MEMBER OF THE BOARD OF PUBLIC WORKS.
The basis lOf representation for the ap-
lportionment of Delegates is as follows
One Delegate for each county; one for
every Jare hundred Uotes given for General
GEORGE w. MORGAN for Governor. last De-
tober; aud an additional one for every
fraction of too hundred and .dfty, and up
ward. In accordance with this apportion-
ment, Montgomery county will be called up
on to elect eleven delegates.
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tS-E. McGowen & Son win open. on
Tuesday, May 8 the Fourth Montgomery
County Stock Sale, at their Stable, where
Farmers and Dealers are invited to come
and buy and sell horses and cattle, bnggies
and wagons. 3fl d osiIlyhi
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YOU'VE MEMS READING RooM-A num-
Der of gentlemen of this city have organ
lied this enterprise for the benefit and i'm
provement of the unoccupied hours of the
men. The Inauguration, or opening, takes
place to-day. A large number of visitors
may be expected to call, who will in this
way show their appreciation of the lauda-
bic movement. Remember the Young Mems
Reading Room is in the hall of the Dayton
Library Association, Phillips Building
one of the most pleasant rooms in the city
for such purpose. The Committee, having
put the newspapers on the files, and the
magazines on the tables, all ready for the
reading community, cordially invite mem
bers and visitors to be in attendance.
Hours, to IL A. M; 2 to 9, and ~ to 911k
Pm.
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EB- Young America suits, beautiful to
behold, and much nicer to wear, at the Ea-
gle Clothing Store. a26d6t
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MIAMI UNIvERsIrY.-By the following
note to the Cincinnati Enquirer, it will be
seen that Hon. George f. Pugh has been se-
lected as the orator for the next commence
ment; ......... r
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President johnson will Veto the
Colorado Bill.
NEw YoRK, MAY 8.

NV IUhAf My o,
The Commercials special says the Presi-
dent this morning stated that he should veto
the Colorado Bill.
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This large percentage of recoveries and
small percentage of deaths is a flattering
testimonial to the management of the in
stitution.
The number of patients under treatment
in the asylum at this time is: .
Males .-........... ..............,.......... 127
females ...,.... ...-.- ..........l. 100
-
Total --....... ...... ........... .... 0s7
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NOTICE.

NeoiBo EnBioi Ocit'
VI GORGE ENGLE, WHOSE RESI-
dence is unknown TO the plaintiff will take notice
that John *. Butt Of the county Of Montgomery,
A: d. 1886 file his petition In the Superior Court
within and for the county OF Montgomery. Ohio,
against the said George Engle, defendant, setting
forth that the said George Engle, gave a mortgage
TO the said John n. Butt, n-lOt number one hum
dred and thirty five, q35) situate in Germantown,
in said county OF Montgomery, Ohio, to secure the
payment of Of two hundred and twenty five dol
lars, S225l according to certain note referred to
IN said mortgage, and praying that the said George
Engle may pay said sum now claimed TO be due
amounting 70 two hundred and twenty five dollars
($225) with Interest from April 1st, 1855 or that
said premises may be sold 10 pay the same and the
said George Engle is hereby notified that he is re-
qulred 10 appear and answer said petition, on or
before the third Saturday after the list day Of June
next. GEO w. MOVER
n April is, le66-w6t Attorney for Plaintiff
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is warranted to be the only preparation
known to cure Coughs, Colds, Hoarseness,
Asthma, Whooping Cough, Chronic Coughs
Consumption, Bronchitis and Group. Be-
ing prepared from Honey and Herbs, 1t is
healing, softening, and expectorating, and
particularly suitable for all affections of the
Throat and Lungs. For sale by Druggists
everywhere jan3
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PRoFiNrrT o We were rressAt aoaln on

PRoFiurY4-we were present again on
yesterday, at st. Joseph's Church, to hear
the continuation of Father Young's dis
course on profanity" The evil effects OF
this most pernicious practice have never.
TO our recollection, been so vividly brought
before the human mind. The Rev. Father
elassed itps1one among the most cfying
sins of the age--tlie parent of ihfdelity "a
continual insult to the Majesty of Heaven,
that has never failed to bring down the
vengeance God on the willful purpetratbrs
of the crime, individually and nationally"
1t seems to us that here is common
ground on which all classes of christians,
as well as ali other good men, may meet and
work together for the suppression of this
growing evil. The young should be ad-
monished, and the old appealed to, to desist
from the practice Of pr0fape swearing.
Societies should be- formed among the
young and the old, pledged to the eradi-
cation of this great evil. We firmly be-
lieve that whoever engages in this good
work will call down Che blessings of heaven
ON themselves and posterity and reap their
reward in this world and the world to
come. 49, ,-. - - ..., -,- &
SANDUsKY AND CINCINNATI RAILRoAp.--
We learn from the Sandusky Register of the
4th inst. that the Sandusky, Dayton and
Cincinnati Railroad Company has been re-
organized, and the style of the company
changed by dropping the intermediate name
Dayton) to distinguish the new company
from the old in its business transactions.
The following gentlemen constitute the
new Board of Directors:
Jacob w. Pierce, Boston. Mass.
|. nj. Spelman, Boston. Mass.
T. A. Neal, Boston, Mass.
J. p. Yelverton, New York.
Il. Z. james, New York.
Elisha G. Litchfield, New York.
G. Follett Sandusky, o.
Rush r. Sloane, Sandusky, o.
William Wiltshire. Cincinnati, o.
Abraham Cahill, Dayton, o.
L. William Warder, Springfield, o.. KAT
Isaac 8. Gardner, BellefOntaiiie, o. ~
X. w. ShaWhan, Tiffin, o,
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.. ATLANTA HOUSE,
No. 80 MARKET STREET,


BY THE WEEK AND
MEALS AT ALL HOURS Choice Cigars and
Liquors at the Bar. fNrI
Lunch Ecery-day at 10 O'Clock.
JACOB wAGGONER,
aprT-5m Proprietor.
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CINCINNATI, RICHMOND AND CHICAGO
RA1tRoAD.-The certificate ofthe Reorgan-
izatiOn of the Eaton & Hamilton Railroad
Company under the above title, was filed in
the office of the Secretary Of State on the Sd
instant. The reorganization is effected un-
der the act passed April IL, 1861, ITO regu-
late the sale of railroads and the reorgani-
zation of the same" One of the principal
Offices of the reorganized Company is to be
at Eaton, in Preble county. Its object is to
maintain and operate the railroad from the
north bank of the Great Miami River to
Hamilton, in Butler county; thence to
Eaton, in Preble county thence to the State
line of Ohio and Indiana, and its continue
tion TO Richmond, Indiana, as the same has
heretofore been held and operated. At Rich
mond this line win connect with the Chi
cago and Great Eastern Road, which is now
the most pleasant, direct and expeditions
route of travel to Chicago, Milwaukee and
all important points in the Northwest. The
officers of the new organization are as fol-
lows: Stephen S. L'Iiommedieu, President;
John w. Hartwell, Vice President; +. II
Short, Secretary and Treasurer. aJ
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CLOTHING BELOW COS7y

THE public are informed that the undersigned
having the stock Of Philip Klopfer 32i Third
street, and desirous Of making room for new
stock, will sell articles their line cheaper than
they can be bought elsewhere In the city. Mr.
troduce his old friends, and to settle outstanding
debts 700 j. II. STRAUSS a BRO
febfT-fwd-4tw il
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THE OFERA-HoUE.--The play Of the
stranger" on Saturday night, mot on
Sunday night, as the journal has it) was a
decided success, and was witnessed by one
of the largest and most brilliant audiences
Of the season. The role of "Mrs. Haller''
afforded Mrs. u. p. Bowers fine opportu-
nifty for the display Of her transcendant
dramatic powers, and right well did she
improve 1t. Her persouation of the part
was perfect throughout. She was admira-
bly, supported by Mr.. McCollom as the
gloomy misanthrope. The fine old comedy
of the "IIoneymoon" was put upon the
stage in excellent taste, Mrs. Bowers and
Mr.. McCollom sustaining the principal
parts TO perfection.
Tonight the beautiful and affecting
drama of Leah, the Forsaken," will be
presented-Mrs. Bowers as Leah" and
Mr.. McCollom as "Rudolfr Miss Nelson
and Mr.. Hin will also appear in the piece.
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eB- Paper Collars! Paper Collars of all
description at II. SCHwARz.
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CENTRAL ONO LUNATIo ASYLUM. y A
meeting of the Trustees Of the Central
Ohio Lunatic Asylum was held ON Satur-
day, at Columbus. and the report of the
Superintendent exhibited the following re-
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CLOSE.
ARRIYE.

ONCE hours-Open at Z A. NJ; close at TPM
6unday-0pen from 8 A. NJ. to 10 An
WIN. +. Comfy, p. III,
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DIED,

MARGARET MCWILLIAM eged q yeyys and VI (
months Nt0I - 'oeie aiti o
her friends are requested to attend her fun4ra,
from her mothers Residence oTORst IL. aa =,
ID on Wednesday, the 18th instant, at O'Clock D..
ROLLINS. On the 9Th instant aft er a short hint
painful illness. at l01s O'Clock D m VILLA NJ
ROLLINS. aged years He leaves widow and
I've children to mourn his loss ~
The relatives and friends of the family ara "a
Spectfuily invited 10 attend his funeral from hi
rate residence, street between I'd and 81 street1
norm, 10 morrow "Wednesday, y at clock.
LOUDEN. After a short and painful illness (of
dIopsy.l WILLIAM II. LOUDEN departed This
life on the 10Th instant in the cd year Of his are a
His friends and the public generally are Invited
70 attend his funeral from his late residence No
-lc street, at 2 o clock p. m. to- morrow
RAY. On the Let of April, at Madison Ga J. r
IA In the S5th year Of his age, formerly of ash
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GRAND LARCENY.-Lastn night Off GER Owens,
OF the 9TH Ward, arrested Albert Terry, a little
negro of Is years, for entering the officer of
Shsefer & Go. 5 Express and stealing two pairs
shoes. One pair was recovered, and Justice
Handy sent the prisoner to Jail for court.