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The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-07-16
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5fttf arFgr q, NpSctNHAu, July u.
FLoURAThe market Is dull. The lower
grades are barely quotable. Family Il Held
at $40 5O@ll7b; fancy ut Sl2@1l. Fifty
bbls superilne sold at SS. u - H5lIlN
WHRAT--The market Is unsettled. Win.
ter read Is entirely nominal ;G0O bushels
sold at canal ut 50 10, extra spring sold at
~ 90; No. do atSl 75; and No . do al
CoRN-The market is quiet-6260GSc we
give rs the rates asked for No mixed
shelled In elevator. Prime wheat Is held
at Zoe, In bulk, and Ss@90in IN slcks.
OArs-A duh market at 3S043c. for Nos.
and In elevator. There Is no demand
for them IN sacks; they are held At aSc.
RHE-Thcre was a little better feeling in
the market; choice sold at soc. and No. |
at Zoe. ... tt....tY. ...ll -'rasll
GRocfRIEs-The market rules steady and
unchanged, witha fair demand nc. 25(Q30lSo.
for fair to choice Rio Coffee; raw sugar nj
l2@l5e; hart rrfucd at l7iI@l7isc. and
Molasses A0S5c. for Porto Rico. ~
WuIsKY-Thcre Is fair demand for
bonded with steady market Mt ne. DUTY
paid rules rather dull ut - 2h, -N HH0
SEep-F -Flax continues firm. Thosu sunpty
y light aud the demand good at 50. l., Til
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-07-16

The amount OF spurious checks Issued hy
the West River RaplS Ihllioken, Is SlOOOO6,
Wall street operators We're at the bottom Of
the concern,
1l h0VerdletF Fof e20,Bl0 damages llihs been
awarded by the Circuit Court of Baltimore
ohlS fshiiEoadl ffiS tidss m his i9E Sy lc ',1l
lisiOn during the NVNf, fll,ru IS.IfH
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-07-16

CAUoHT-Sever1 weeks since, 1t will be
reeollected, a party of desperadoes robbed
one of the messengers Of the United States
Express Company at st. Louis, taking him
up to their room, tying and gagging him,
and then ahstraetiug from his carpet-sack
between $4,000 and $4,000, leaving him
thus, in which condition he was found by
some of his friends. subsequently two of
the robbers were captured and sent TO the
Missouri penitentiary. On Friday the third
one, Charlie Howard, was caught in Gin
cinnati and secured. -.tu' lup lln-.i..u
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-07-16

car The utility Of life-insurance for fire
men was practically demonstrated at Gin
cinnati, on Sunday. Henry Determan, of
Engine Company No, q. died in the morn
ing from injuries received at a fire the
night previous. II is fortunate for his fam
lily that he had q life-lnsurance of $4,000
in common with all the members of the
fire-department. ..aH
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-07-16

tSy" One or the most hdroit ''safe-blow-
ers" In the West Dave Cox, was at last
convicted in the Clermont Court, for blow
ing open the safe of Sinks & White at VIII
liamsburg in that county, and robbing the
owners of $500 in November last
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-07-16
DAYTON WOOLEN FAGT0RY

nuRlNG the past winter. has bocn re attcd
II with entire now machinery, aud is well nrel
pared ~ card nDd spin wool into warn or manu-
iHeturo wool into Jeans, Satincts fianhQls Him
kets, ste,, py the yard Or shar,s. Keef,s good
hssortmeht ht oi goods to exchange for wool . .'i
railroad with directions whnt they want it mail,
into or exchanged Tor. and IL will hc iromptr at
nn'lcd To- u satisfaction Is not givca The ,.,ss
IAN ~ efotuTntd aud viii pay the market pricr
Tor the wool that was sent WIfA.IAM FfSII i5 n
nl"watn No, ~ hinh str rect p4Vt,n Ohio.
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-07-16
Attaehment Nntlca.

John IA. Wright vs.. Jane Al stutsmnn
beloreJ James Turner j. r. Dayton tp., Moutlyom-
cry county, Ohio.
ON the 81 day of July AID 1866 the said Ips
~ tiea issued AN order Uf Attachment IN the
above action Tor the sum of MY two dollars Case
jy1iwa JOIIN N MRinIIr
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-07-16

THE NEW TIN DOLLAR COUNTERFEIT
The following is minute description Of
the new ten dollar counterfeit note on the
National Banks: ''Figureof Liberty on an
eagle upon right end, Franklin and boy on
left. The signatures are engraved in the
counterfeit, and in the genuine they are
written. The lightning, grasped by the
hand of Liberty, is barely perceptible in
the genuine while in the counterfeit 1t Is
broadly defined on dark, coarse back
ground, which in the genuine is light. The
general appearance is fair, but very coarse
on examination. On the back Of the note
the followers of DE Soto appear as if en-
gagged in n terrible battle, and appear mix
ed up, while in the foreground, that which
is designed for q priest, bears the exact inn
age of a monkey. These notes may be al
tered TO represent any National bank"
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-07-16

Turn Oman, uo,,sy W. bod n o,lI .hi
,,,,,.,,i,,,, s.o,,, ,,,,,. f.,o,,5 NJ. N waa,o,
tho nonnlor thootr;caI manaaor u,ho In
onon T,rners, Onora uo"so this o,on,,,a,
snr hr,or dr.matie season As"n,aonans ~
N. wv hao oI,,,a,,s No., hi,,lI,, astaa,,o,
e. nrr o,t,, o,,d tIo non,,,,r;t,, 10 h~snn,
co.a,, aob,aa,, -, s>n.as a"oaia. 49, 1, =.
,Uan ya,",'aJ ~ ''' n,,S =
,',,,.e,'. 80 a1',1.., s....', ~" ~"
s.' Selpy ~ 'S'''",,s
r. r. h;,hI, 49, 49, ~ w. ,'.saiou' v III
W ns' ~. hp''O's ~ p't ''e,'e,. ,., soi'' ~
Pp . w,l Se onns
actress, MISS Noemle de marguerite, who
mas nFttuy won hl eHNlaDlc pace among
-. A.
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-07-16
Telegraph lXarietles..

Fltf 3 NVNpokb, M us iJlliy Ia.
A fire brake out here Inst evening, which
destroyed Ford a. KelnbaI's extensive hOn
foundry, with the outbHildings, n. Al. DnL
lee a Cos large piaebine shops ai,d threeF
dwelling 0ss $ln00O, less than
half of which was Insured 7" i'a
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-07-16

Losr.--Last Thursday, new $50 green
back, Tho ander win rcoeiye.a reward Of
$50, by leaving the same Mt this oillcc.
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-07-16

ATTENTION l--For the best assortment OF
Children's Clothing Cheap, go to schwarz,
lis Main Street
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-07-16
Bomud 70 seII,

The JEwEIRY must be sold without re-
serve and without regard to cost. aIa
.hurrying of the goods to give possession
to my suceessorin business. ,...,
Twill therefore. sell at AUCTION every
evening, my rcmaining stock Of goods, un-
til all are sold. -
Goods warranted, and If not answering
TO the warranty, can he returned In thirty
days. ............,..,..
Remember! Auction every evening, at
seven O'Clock, atlny store. ,'... ,,..,
I July G,tf 'i0 J' ~ r. a. LAFEE.
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-07-16
Buckeye Mutual insurance Co.
FOR RENT.

1.-TWO trout rooms, (sutable for an Office ami
y Sleeping ro6m,l in the building occupied hy
INC Quo insurance Company northeast corner al
aIsl JsneTson Streets Inquire Of WILLIAM
'.tsI, i 9r w ~ GliLEslIE secs
iV'arAs Ohlo' lhhhfanco Company. .Hl.t m9dtl -
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-07-16

tE The Cincinnati Conference 81 the
Methodist Episcopal Church viii meet this
year at Ripley. Ohio, on the 2ath Of Au-
gust Arrangements are being made ip
Cincinnati to take delegates from that
point by Steamboat TO the place Of meeting.
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-07-16

eSsr There isimiseFy in the Copperhoad
camp. The country members of the party
have given fair notice that the city pollti-
clans shall not have all the nominations for
good Offices They are especially determined
that the nominee for Sheriff shall be from
the townships. Very well, it's not our flu
neral---JOaTndi. i.rt7I ,Iof. .uaI 4rtutI.HrI
No; hut you have very solemn and inn
pressfve "iuheral" ceremony OF your own
TO attend to-a fact which you will proba-
bly, realize when you get ''the country
members Of your party fixed" on the in
EQUITY perpetrated by the Abolition Central
Committee in the appointment Of delegates
TO the County Convention of the 2Sth OF
July. Don't fiatter yourself that they are
going to be satisfied with Il trick which
gives the elty--with the addition of either
Miami or German township--the entire
control of the nominations The mutter-
ings from the "rural districts' are loud and
deep, and you VIII find that out when the
day comes. t 1'9 .n.'H
Give yourself no nIeasiness about the
Democrats. They are fully competent to
take care of their own household, and will
do so satisfactorily to all concerned, They
are, above ALL free from the chargeof at
tempting TO cheat the "country members''
Of the party out of a fair and equal repre-
sentation in the nominating convention,
Look out for your own "funeralF' It Is
sure to comet :, u ii...'' .a
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-07-16

EsTRAY Cow.-Strayed or stolen from
MIR. Eels' pasture. ON Thursday night last,
AIRED or white spotted Cow; no marks par
ticular. A liberal reward will be paid for
information of the Cow. ala G, KNEcnT.
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-07-16
RosToK, July

ir-d s s.l ri ra RosToE, July IL. 3
The gentleman who becamcba bail for Head
center Stephens, III the suit Of r. A. Sin
Dott surrendered him tO ,tlay into the hands
OF the constable. The Head-center was
committed 20 Jail. Mr.. Sinnott sues for
SbpO0 ahd uhe Pen rsPdred y SIOOA.y u I
BOsToN, July 10.
last eyeniug, al the Revere House, Gem
eIqil sherman was sercnadod by the band OF
the Thirty third Massachusetts Regiment,
aud subsequently, addressed the surviving
Officers and men OF the Thirty-thlrd, aud
two regiments who served Under him on
tlie march through Georgia. III ~,
JWIHOID 4 BosToS July t5 :
Bail was given for liead-center Stephens
late on saturday highland he was released
ffpm Jail.
Much excitement exists In financial
circles, caused by alleged frautls ia connet4
ton With the North River Bank of Hobo-
Ken. IL Is said that worthless aates az
bonds and stocks have beem taken "a the
hank and deposited, for whieh certificates
of deposit hearing interest, were received
10 large amount. Nf
a letter from PRabla, Mexico, dated june
~, inst received, says the last tax imposed
lsy Macmillan ON real estate Is exhorhi-
tAnt. II Amounts % seventeen per cent.
on the pr0ceeds, wltUSthef VeryioUSbous
! A New YORK 5ispstck sAys Il, s,,c6,lS a
diseases are quito prevalent tliere ffOm pa
per collars. There Is arsenic an the col
laTs, which acts on the neck during PER-
sph'pYirI Ilt os .i ffauiFlN .EsnuH lTH
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-07-16

g5'~ Two ''hard cases." Dad Quinn and
Andy Golfer, are in jail at Cincinnati,
charged with the murder OF Epcnuitas
Hartpence, in that city,on Friday night,t the
circumstances Of which we gave on Satur-
day. lie was from Itltica Darke County,.
Ohio. 1t was in testimony that when he
left the Gait House, in Che aftenooh he
had about him si70, when examined at
the Station House slJ7 were found in his
boot li.n.Ul I...... s'tH .. ..l.. ....lf
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-07-16

CB- 81 5O--Duck Linen Suits, Custom
made, can be had at the Eagle Clothing
Store, lls Main Street, for 81 5O-Coat,
Pants and Vest.
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-07-16

vAIUARLE KNEE-CAP.-Ac ciyfl suit, grow
ing out of an uneivil act, has jnst termi- |
mated over In Lebanon j. d. Wallace
brought an action for personal injuries, re-
sulting from an assault and battery alleged
to have been oOmmitted by the defendant
and Sallie Meek, at Morrow, ,in March last,
by which severe injuries were indicted
upon his person in the breaking of the
knee-cap ofilis left khee, add other inju-
ries which It was claimed would be life
long. Verdict for plaintiff, and damages
assessed at $4,000, A motion for a new
trial because Of eXeesive damages was
oYerruled, \ ....
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-07-16
Hotel and Restaurant Keepers
Look to your Interests!


HAVE capital receipts for the manufacture Of
Il Brandy, Irish Whisky aud Old Bonri,on These
receipts are used hy. all the leading dealers and
you DuS Ir0n them the same article you can easily
make yourself Buy the receipts for ynur own
use AMI save your money. Price 10 cents each o.
~ mI tne three, IL. \. C0LM ELL
Jyl4Wlsh Allentown, Pennsylvania
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-07-16
New York Money Market.
.D NEw YoRK. July ID

Money steady at sac per cent. .,.
sterling is firm nc l09i5 9lOgNytl la.lsa.H
Gold Is without decided change, opening
at l52 advancing to lb2s6, and closing at
Exports Of specie to-day, 81, I,347.O9ol 3
Governments quiet.
Freights 20 LIVERPOOL q shade Grmcr.
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-07-16

TINS HEATED SEAsoH.-Y Yesterday, we be-
lieve, ,was'unanimously voted the hottest day
of the season. The weather was meltingly
hot, the mercury standing at 9s in the
shade during most Of the day. At twilight
SO was the point indicated. and it continued
at this figure during the night To-day is
not much Of m Improvement on yesterday,
although the breeze which is blowing a
little fresh from the west relieves The air
somewhat of its sultriness.
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-07-16

QgEsTIoN. Is 40 sehwAr1 sells 80
many goodsV Because he sells the incest
made mp keeps always on hand large
stock of custom made Clothing, and more
especially sells with very small profit,
and asks no two prices, at l1S Main street,
L.LL-LL--L d Il L. ------- -------L .
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-07-16

~ GB- For fine Black Cloth Suit, made IN
Vtyle, and of good cloth, call ON SchwArz,
is Main Street, sign Of the Golden Eagle.
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-07-16
$25, fRartlsEt SewsSliig afaohipey 4SS

i fENSEp under patents of Howe WheelerA
~ N hsen. 9reNer a Baker and fSlArkr 4 skF =
ana The 9hly oheaP naehine in thh q siited states u
having The right ~ nsq thew hsels'r a W ison OF,
teMf motion Under- feads al .I eHiilIll y III 7l
We waht AgcntS ~ soil taeIna VIII nav Rh0 tn
fel per meRth, allow large ON missions Win,
sfpA AAsllges y DO paid for whoa sald Dor Cir-
cplark IcfInst A. enclose stamp aud aisl,ss ..
PAGE nkOrRR RkeN, issnrrsl hs,,nts
At suheL OF oar oases. Rhiialelphia. Pa fsle,io.
AAAY slI ~ AAlitet Mo- 1sftl HTNHiE NnI l"f
''sews With double or single SD, M.
@PaeF'e.ssii a AiN r.tF lllNAh $50 aiSti1ufNahi-
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-07-16
ILTEA AND COOLER COMBINED !

AR SUPEr3Tnn d hE
Young MEN! N!-If yon want TO put on
style, and not be too expensixe,get you one
of those knobby Suits, custOmSQade, for a
very small sum,at the Eagle Clothing Store,
llS Main Street three doors South Of
Market House.
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-07-16

BEsf's FIITRfssLPRIcE REDuCEp,-In or
der TO accommodate all classes who desire
20 have pure drinking water this warm
weather, b. Best would announce that he
has reduced the price OF his superior Filters
TO $l5. This will place them In the reach
of all, aud no family should be without
lone, rJir .,. JtuIrJ jyl9dtf 4
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-07-16
DAYTON PAVILION /!

~ YOU want s1InRthiag Ia rciresa you. raulI gt
\ nkNkELlsM.Nl MRS Pavilion, on .Jeferson
S,reel oplosli Ia the Postonsee where all kinds OF
noiIvShinunts VA season. are served up In the hrkt
lno MN!cr, mineral Water. &C; also all kiniis of
nice tiheS; Freheh And common Candies In LARGE
variety, aA khlis VI krsit IN soasn,, isb h,r,s, ~,
and DOmestio 1anefs slelled 4Ntsnnds English
Naihuis, falp,,nqts, filleTts, tiruuRd- -hnLs. Nc
Nit tNrSe Nhficty OF other articles In his line of
lihslpess hslyiag An experience Of twenty live
ycafs li le buainnSh he hopes to be able 20 nleasa
al who may i.tNor him with theiF custom p ~ H
balis, wedding Parties. and Pic mics supplicd
y'th q, e,s ~ sl,iag ,ihp Unset business on d 1as
ihemomber-62 JgffcrsOn - /. opposite the T. g.
llul6dTnIhAsn ll o faA. lllsiilN tsLILMAYER
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-07-16
European News.

NEw YORK, July 10.
The steamer America from Southampton
ON the 18th, has arrived i.4.. unl
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-07-16
Pure Rain Water VS.. Impure
Well Wafer.
BEST N HncIAnn

AXiNG obtained a NEW AND IAIppovpn
II FILTER, patented March g5 isjs si,d nv ~ ho
peIiof 70 tue one sold by Mr. Hest in fi ~ ~ - su-
Anu haying commenced manufacturer, ,he ear'
they wlll heprepared 20 furnish citises i hsIe
sse, a'' inner places where persons wish 10 3aya
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-07-16

biTec BuREAuSTs.-Six negroes are hlg Jail,
g lSver at Springfield, for breaking into the
house Of Rev. ME. Wornbaugh, and stealing
.gth watch aqd noiley Of the value OF $500
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-07-16

BuRGLARY IN HAAfnTos County .7-0n
Monday morning last, the residence Of A. j..
.Rose, near the village of OOlerain, was en-
dered by burglars and robbed of ss25 in
nyreenbacks. II Is believed that the thieves
we're residents oftRe village, swR yyE1I
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-07-16

tIeayes every morning except Mondays. ,.i
IENpress stops at Middetown aud Hamilton only
frhose going East on the ;i0train must procure
tickets before 0pm. J. L'H. LONG, Agent,
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1866-12-22
Curious Customs.

An English gentleman who has
lately Travelled in Palestine, recently
gave q description Of the curious
scenes that are enacted in the church
Of the Holy Scpulchre.
He said that when you FIRST enter
ed the church, you would be surpris-
cd TO see a party Of soldiers with
their swords suspended by their
sides aud their guns stacked within
reach. 1t seemed a sacrilege in such
a holy place, and struck one rather
unpleasantly. But he soon found
out the necessity for il. According
to the law Of the country, every sect
is allowed to worship there, and as il
is considered equally sacred, both by
Christians and Mahomedeans, all
wish q time for their mode Of wor-
ship. The law allows them an hour
each. They commence at six in the
morning. AT that hour those who
have the first privilege enter, bring
ing with them whatever Is necessary
to conduct their particular religious
rites. They 20 through their prayers
and chants, and all is very quiet till
about quarter before seven, when
those who have the privilege Of the
next hour begin to arrive. At first
all is decorum; but presently the new
comers begin to hiss and mock. As
their numbers increase, and they be-
come stronger, they shove and crowd;
and rs the time lessons, they gci
more and more bold. A few min.
utes before seven, they proceed te
more forcible demonstration. The,
think il they can clean out thos'
blasphemers a few minutes before th,
time they have done so much goo,
work for God; while the worshipper
on the other hand think, il they caI
keep possession a few minutes ate
the time, they have done an equal,
good work. As some Of these sect
use torches, wax candles, slaves O
crooks, in their worship, they pro
coed to use these weapons as otfenc'
or defence, aud a regular melee en-
sues. Then conc in the soldiers
who separate the combatants by film,
in between them, turning out thos,
whose hour is up, and leaving the
place In possession Of the last cot
crs. If blood is shed the church !,
closed for the day. Such scenes are
occurring all day long, and the pres
encc Of soldiers Is absolutely neccs-
sary.
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1866-12-22

The following we find in the col
umns of one Of our sblest exchanges {:
"The future Of the South Is in the
hands Of its young men. How many
Of them are qualifying themselves to
manage its factories, control It's rail-
roads, mine its ore, work its machine
shops, and cultivate its plantations ?
Professional men il has in abundance
able lawyers, accomplished physi-
clans, eloquent speakers. These have
their uses, but the growth Of State
depends less on them than on the
character Of the men who manage il
industrial enterprises. What is most
needed in the South to-day is that the
young blood which fought for i sc
gallantly should work for il as deter.
minedly. On the plantation, in tn,
shop, in the factory, there the Soutl
is to effect It's true restoration. Th'
young men who dug trenches and feC
on hominy and pork, who went clat
in homespun gray, and slept in coli
or rain or shine under the canopy o
the heavens TO further the fortunes
as they believed, Of their native land
can now do noble service by layinI
hold Of It's plow handles, turning Il
lsihes, guiding is spindles, hundlin
it, locomotives. But there is want q
capital. No matter. They hay
youth, health, hope, ambition an
good abilities. They have every il
ccntive for which TO work. Begi
with a will, and success will crow
the efforts.
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1866-12-22
lttlfslnstes."stw iefsi0n",fO Ne
Head NJ The seu HALL,

aail IN NY heart, mil In nov,
and have Fuod lime among ilie
girls
Hut The gfl Waegcd lhcif heads
VI me, and lmihpd me, ior | WIS
ppuf and did noi dauw
Neither loved | kissing, nor ice
cream When | swonicd
|, the Preacher, have seen lane
ing And ! said, doih a woman
know how she lookeih when she
danedl'
Hath size hanncls, then she show
eth them hath she linen, ahe will
expose II aud II abe wear hoops,
then she displaycih many things.
There Is nothing worse for a
woman THAI that she should be
bandy-limbed aud dsncc---and that
she should wear tilter in waltz.
These also saw, and hid my face
for shame. Neither should knock
knecd woman dance, nor one that
hath halt in her gait, for this Is
foolishncss. For who can enjoy a
blcmish, aud an awkward dancer il
to be dcspiscd.
And u man, II he dance, let him
keep his countenance.
For behold, | have seen men hung,
and | have seen them dance, and
they that dance travail the most.
And / have seen their faces, and
they looked like the last run of shad
And behold, they were much dis.
trcsscd and swcatcd exceedingly; and
this they called enjoyment.
So the women also gasped and
painted like dog, and travelet
much; but they drank lager and re.
turned TO their vcxation. This alst
vanity.
But say unto you, young men
Dance and turn away from wisdom
so shall yc find favor among tn
women.
But cursed is he that hath under
standing in day when fools vex th,
earth.
For a light foot is more esteeme,
than a well-filled head, and gill
tongue better than silence and mucl
learning, A fool is to be cnvied, 70
he rcccivcth favor among the women
But woe unto you, wise men, tina
speak wisdom TO n woman, for sh
will shun you like splitting toad.
And / considered these things, an,
| saw that oil was vanity, so | joine'
Jamie Linen in Scotch reel.
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1866-12-22

A letter from Paris saysi Agricul-
ture is 20 have a large share in the
universal exhibition Of 1867, and the
imperial commission has just come to
q decision which deserves every pub
lici,y. In order 70 give full scope Of
experiments with agricultural instru-
ments, the lie de Billancourt has
been hired; il Is not more than 25
minutes from the Camp de Mars, and
contains % hectares two and quar-
ter acres each.) The ground has
been laid 90, Ia such a way as TO ex-
hibit the principal divisions Of rural
labor; the first will be allotted 70
farm work done by machines, the
second TO agricultural implements by
sowing and reaping, and working q
we'll by steam as by animal power
in the third will be exhibited spcci-
mems Of natural and artificial mead
ows, Cor drainage works. Of surfsc,
and sub.oll irrigation, and manulsc
turing in different ways; The foursl
will he devoted to the culture o
beetroot, potatoes, aud other ruo
crops, and The 6ish 10 specimens Q
peculiar shrubs.