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The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-12-31

CB-A large number of splendid prizes
will be drawn for tonight, at the Fair at
Clegg's Hall.
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-12-31

g8- Alloways & Gross, 222 Fifth street.
are selling boots, shoes, CATERS, slippers,
&c, cheaper than any other house in the
city. dcl5d9t
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-12-31

10 Great reduction Of prices for ten
days in boots, shoes, hats and caps mt Al
loways a Gross, 222 Fifth street. they make
then prices suit all-go see them.
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-12-31

BEsr's 'sFILTERs-PRICE REDucED.-In or
der 10 accommodate all classes who desire
to have pure drinking water this warm
weather, B. Best would announce that he
has reduced the price of his superior Filters
to Sl5. This will place them IN the reach
of all, and no family should be without
one jyl2dtf
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-12-31

"a HAPPY New YEAR."-Captaln Retter.
OF che Montgomery House, will rive n
Cotillon Party on New Years Eve. An
ohaste and proper persons are cordially
invited. No gent admitted unless accom-
panied by a lady Improper persons are
positively prohibited. Good music will be
in attendance. deooto
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-12-31

~ TnE MULES are just hauling in a
hundred barrels of Salt. Call at j. A. Min
lcKs corner of jefferson and Market
streets.
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-12-31
New York Money Market. S,
New York, December 80.

Money firm at per cent,
Sterling quiet and unchanged.
Gold firm at 3316.
Governments frmer
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-12-31

C5s~ sleds, Sleds, Sleds at Huber q Sons.
del7d7
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-12-31

| ~ et cease your ire. ye angry stars OF heayeDl
"ihdrain and thunder remember, earthly man p
That sternberger's is the place 10 get your
oyercoats, suits and furnishing goods.
/ nuDId1w - =
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-12-31

'DoDsON's STAuoN."--The farand wide
Well-known "Dodsoa's Station" which
Uncle 10" so long presided at, is now To-
Gated at 2Sj Third street, above the Ohio
Insurance Co.-"UncleJo Dodson" having
purchased the saloon lately kept by Mr..
Chas. Miller ard given to it the favorable
name.
Christmas day it was naugurated. 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
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-12-31

oN rSE SAME DAY t-Ar rE SAME
PLAcE! AND ny TnE SAMEl--Capt. j. A.
hinick wishes the public 30 understand
that he is still selling groceries cheaper
1nall at any other place in the city. They
are are all of first quality. Remember the
place, corner Of Jefferson and Market
streets.
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-12-31
MiamisbuEg Property.
SHERIFBS SALE.

John Henry Shell et a.. rs Andrew Cass Shell ct
al. Case No 1866 Superior Court Of Montgom-
cry County, Ohio. In partition.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-10-01

Mary A. Macdonald Pats John c. Friesz Leonard
T. Davis Elizabeth Knihin Matilda A. Bogart Gustav
Berndt Ezbeh Brow an, Barbara Bate Albert Anderson
Mary f. Russo Louis Z'nder Martin Ford Frederick L.
Bossard Richard 4: Bristol Budget Leonard. Michael
UDOnnelL Franz Kenh
Letters uardnshp have been granted The estates OF
the following minors To Michael Num- guardian Of Caroline
Degcn and Philip Degen to james D,lton. guardian OF Thos
Gbney. VIM e. bney Margaret j. Gibney and Bernard IT,
Cbney; to Geo Palen guardian OF Mary Palen Kate Pslen
Geo Paen jri Philip Schwartz guardian OF Peter
schwartz John Weber guardian Of Anna BATE Christina
Bate Barbara Bate Wn Bas and Mary Ba; TO Thos Cal
awsy guardian OF John Doyle TO COrneas Drisco guar
dian OF Catherine DriscO; Maria H. Brush guardian OF
Annie r. Brush and Walter II Brush; 10 Julia A Chase.
guardian OF Clrbe Chase Brasus H. Marcy guardian OF
Alexis NJ Leon Geraldine NJ Leon and Josephine Leon TO
Peter Miller guardian OF Mary C. SAvin 70 Ellen Wisoo
guardian Of Annie Wason John Watson Eliza f. Watson
aud Matilda Watson.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-10-01
COURT cALENDAR-Tms DAT.

SUPREME COURT-CIRCUIT-PARr l-OYRR AND
TRRnISRRNos 1885, 1877 1919 1921 1871 1929 1883 1885
1919 1917 Is49. 1851 1859 1855 1857 1889 1901 1859 1871
1902 Fart III Nos l46. 1900 1902 l3O4. 1912 l9f lS
1875 1876 Part III Nos 800 1911 I476 67s 99 l2 59S
M 565 COL e63 3l 1911. 40, 239i 1881 Sei TEL sos 1879
SPECIAL TERM-DBMURRBRs. 8, =, 2, 3, " ~,
H. Ic ID ~ Is To- H. 49, 49, % ~ e. rs &C. 81, % ~ 30
SUPERIOR COURT-Part Mos. PAL, z46l. lI73,
l527 1887 2s, SOFA 1871 94OI 23s5 1859 sosl 2s4i 1893
2O95 Part INOs 266 1924 24e6. 2l34 2652 1854. 1905
700. liza. 1870 2ll6 2l2s. 20lS. l4o0. 1874. - -
COURT OF COMMON PLBAs-Part Mos. %, l257,
1922 1921 l5I3 1904 9a l32 5s 1855 1878 1854 1861 1853
li76 Part -NOs 1883 $40 l5e 1920 lllI SJ0 llJl iU2o
1885, 1878 1906. 1871. 1906. 04. l4i0. ...
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-10-01

The amour; of these First Mortgage Bonds 70 be issued
per mile is limited by law to the amount OF United states
Bonds allowed and issued 10 aid the construction o. the
Road, and the Mortgage by which they are secured is
declared by Act Of Congress 20 constitute heR PRIOR
and superior 10 hat Of me United States GoeeameHL
Tho aid received from the Government IN amount
equal 20 this First Mortgage is economically and judi
cousy applied 10 the construction and equipment Of the
Road together with nearly g. 600 received rom Stock
Subscriptions and other sources The Fist Mortgage
therefore amounts to but about IS per cent Of the actual
cos. and value of the Property which it covers
Tho road now completed, equipped and running from
Sacramento City Alta distance Of IS miles, ana the
earnings for the three months ending August Isl were as
follows, VIZ:
May,Is66. .........................$6 lis SO
june, 1866. ,.....-.......-.-..----.... o',fS 20
July, e1'VVV w
IN GOLD
The earnings are steadily increasing and are estimated
At over 400 OO in gold the month of Augustthe OIL
ca report for nat month not having been received at ths
date.
The construction of the rosd is going vigorously for
ward2imes additional being nearly ready for the cars
and It will probably in full operation to the Caofns
State lne-lj6 miles from Sacramento City during she
Summer of 1867 when its earnings must DO very large rs
the entire trade OF Nevada and large proportion Oh tha'
Of Utah Idaho and Montana must pass over its line
1t has been shown by reliable statistics that IN 1903 over
sl3 600 900 in gold was paid for freghng goods from Cali
fornia to Nevada alone
This part of the Great Pacific Railroad route deshnea
10 be one of the most profitable lines Of railroad in the
world and its First Mortgage bonds are among the best
secured and most desirable investments ever offered
Over 81 100000 has already been expended in grading
beyond the point to which tho road is nov running and
the iron is bought and paid for sufficient to lay the track
the entire distance 20 the State Limo.
The Road has bsen completed and equipped thus FAR
without tho sale u single dollar of its First Mortgage
Bonds and they are now oeres to the public for the hrst
time after the earnings of the road have reached the sum
of 100000 per month"; in gold only about % per cent Of
which is required for operating expenses
The Bonds are offered at 30 per cent and accrued IN
terest from July J. in currency. Orders may be forwarded
20 us direct OF through the principal banks and bankers in
ali parts Of the country.
Remitianccs NAV be made in drafts on Neg-York, GRIN
Logs. yeudcr Notes Ssonal Bsnk Notes OF other funds
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-10-01
ENLISTMENT OF SOLDIERS WHEN DRUNK.
AZ Y gr.t.,,

SIR: On reading your paper Of this date, it is with
small surprise notice among the proceedings OF the su'
preme Court In the of julius Hennet that the oncer
him in charge opposed his discharge on the ground
that TO discharge every enlisted whom he was drunk
would disorganize the army"
this sentence found its into your paper through
mistake OF reporter desie correct IT, and on pose
to contrad The officer in charge after requesting the
Court adjourn the request which was denied on t
ground being much trouble o. and hearing the Court
decide discharge the although the only witness eK
amned stated distinctly that he did not zee julius Hennet at
the exlo time his eos,men did that If soldier when
under grave charges Ike Julius Henuet discharged the
service Of the United bare statement OF his unup
ported by evidence 1t woud have tendency to dsor
canze the tho army great many soldiers after having
comm tied IN ofense and fearing welimered punishment
undoubtedly would avail themselves Of this unDoanded kna
OF the supreme Court 70 escape justice. ,n.,o,
Daeids Island, NJ y IT,, Sept %, 1866.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-10-01

Tie Bonds hare Thirty Years 10 run ana are secured ty
First Mortgage, constituting an absolute PRIOR hsH
on that portion Of The Road, Equipments Franchises,
and Entire Property Of The Central Pdete RT'lr0ad
Compcu. located IN the State Of California and eT-
tending from Sacramento Chyto the California STATE
Line, forming part oftie GREAT PACIFIC RAILROAD
ROUTE, adopted and aided By the UNITED STATES
GovERSNEST
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-10-01

SERIOUSLY ISJURRD.-At o'clock yesterday morn
ing John Hebron labOrsr had his leg fractured BY being
caught between coabunhcr and pedryer AZ the loot o.
Chambersst North Rive<. He conveyed TO Bellevue
Hospital BIZ the Third rrsoiqot Police.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-10-01

PRINCIPLE AND INTEREST PAYABLE IN u. $. GOLD COIN
IN THE CITY or NEW YORK.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-10-01

INTEREST At THE RATE or SIX PER CENT rER ASNUM Pay
ABLE SYSTEMATICALLY, OF THE FIRST DAY OF JANUARY
AND JULY.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-10-01
UNITED STATES CIRCUIT CoURT-cHAsBIRs-s
29-Before Judge SMALLEY.
PRACTICE CASE
The .. S. act. sheridan Shook and othe

The q. 5. aci. Sheridan SHOOK and Ofhers.
This was a common law judgment on a bond for
e. O given BY defendants conditioned for the payment
o the value Internal Revenue issued to M
Shook eaDas served the defendants who made de-
fn The damages were assessed and execution issued
and levied upon the property Of Of the defendants He
thereupOn applied the affidavit 10 the defaCl
20 show cause order stay Of in the
time granted.
Tie notion was argued aud denied the saving that it
wa probable the adays that there IN the
accounts between Shook and Baker reference 10 the trans
action but matter which concerned the United
States that due stated in tie oeDigE that
the defendants misled by that and the damages
assessed accordingly the failure Of the defendants 10
and shown why that default sho1i be opened
against the United States Motion denied and stay set aside
For the notion Mr.. Fines in opposition Mr.. Phelps.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-10-01
THIRD DISTRICT. ESSEX MARKED POLICE COURT
Before Justice Mansfield.

There was very little of consequence done in this
Cont Yesterday The examination Of the case Of Alice Young
who Charged james Carol with having committed rape
mon her was deferred the Of Margaret Martin
, oarced Adam Stunar With having abandoned her Sa
rah o'Ronrke was brought by Officer charge OF hav
ing playing the character while drunk OF hgng ny
reotness OF the charge who In Court by v the Judge
ef for the cells With the threat shat she would set her man
TO kill the Judge. ~, TN, ~,
Charles Wollen weaver, was sent TO BsekWehs ls,anu
FOR I months on charge having forced his wife to keep
q house Of ilfame.
ARREST BY HARBoR PoLIcE.-Capt. Hartt brought
before tbs courts on Saturday three river thieves arrested on
board the schooner King Fisher bound 10 Mobile They gave
their names as Sweeney and committed by justice
DoWlng in default Of bail They belong TO BrooAyn Inc
ain sayH that majority Of the arrests made by his force
are from New Brooklyn but they arc brought before
the City Courts tho other communities have ne u
diotioi outside their piers.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-10-01

Amour. oi,ue s7,a36 900. In Coupon Bonds Of $1,000
each.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-10-01
UNITED STATES DISTRICT CoURT-szPT. 29--Bofore
Tuetfco RpTTG
LIABILITY OF VESSELS FOB PASSENGERS GOODS
FRAUDULENT STATEMENTS as TO VALUE NvAlI
DATE THE WHOLE CLAIM.

FRAUDULENT STATEMENTS AS TO VALUE INyAlI-
DATE THE WHOLE CLAIM.
John Repetto the British bark Ionic
The libel in this case was TO the value Of
luggage and jewery alleged by the beant to hare been
pacsd board the bark az Iguana Yucaan he
paylg his passage CO. Ihe articles alleged 70 have been
IN the lost trunk and vGlse weFe beside clothing euoy n
the amount Of nearly SOo0 and $50 worth OF towels and
Tue beant spoke only Spanish and the master Of tie
se only English that the agreement was made through
fellow passenger Holmes The trunk was stolen after rs
Quarantine, the MASTER through
The hbelaut whether contained money yslua6es
Tho bplant shook bis head and gave an answer which
Holmes translated denial
The Court holds That the bark was bound for the wearg
sopare Of the beant carried With his person on the assaee
which he paid2 Kent Conn., co., aud notes. story on
BAL. s569; Ward, sJi The ZsDO6ta Abbott Ad ~ III
Johns lOo)
An unfair Misrepresentation the carrier Of the contents
OF value Of parcels ntrusted 10 common carriers with the
purpose conceal the value OF packages carried and thus
diminish the cost Of carriage Will upon common principles
OF Justice exempt the from making compensation M
be loss OF such parcels.
That admission and assertion Of the beant through
Bis friend Holmes Interpreter that his trunk contained
o1ly bis clothes positive contradiction OF ms testimony
demonstrating his intention 10 defraud The vessel out Of the
Valuabcs that wearing apparel and compes the
Court to discreiit his evidence in tote.
That bis accordingly stands unsupported by any
II may be that the beant hsd some property shipped with
his baggage and would be fairly entitled 70 be pensed by
for It's loss board bad bis testimony on the oces-
sion been honest and trnstwohyi but his deeiarEon ~
Holmes respect 70 the contents Of his trunk stands IL bold
contradiction 70 his written oath in Court and shows deb
determination 20 fay that oath and cheat the vessel
ouot at least sics by means OF downright perjury No
Court Of justice would give countenRnce 20 40 fragrant q
crime aud the Court must accordingly that the evil
upon which the suit is sought " Dc maintains Eot
entitled to any legal credit '--...
For hbelant Mr. Dykers; for Respondent Messr Beebe
DeaDe. and Donoh0e.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-10-01
gURROGATEs CoURT-sEr1raBrR 2e.-Before surrogat
TUCLEh


TUCIEA
The Surrogate will call the calendar Of contested
issues Of fact Tuesday October Tbs following il list Of
MA cssee: lNos llama Maria FOrmsn. 2-FredeTick
6tOckdeck 3--Patrick w. Icngton. 4-Peter Russell )
Mary Martin 6-Thomas B. StiIlman. 7-Abraham ID.
element s-Wliam Freeman. 9-Patrick Murphy. 10
Margaret Hopper. ll--Aienlder Duncan. l2-Jolathen
Joice l3-CathaTne Mocalrey. H-Jsme DonpoL ID
FdWard Byron Christy l6-Benj Isaaes. f7Jnpes Re-
1baw Ie-Edward Mott Robinson. l9--EdwGcd H. Young
eO-Milton Finkle 2l--Hsnry Hunt Hyman. -, .
The following wills have heen admitted W probate during the
last week, William A. Cox Francis X Prudeau, Joha IA
Mauwers LOUISA Keller Mary A Hsarn, Henry Alderton
Ann Bradford Philip Messesehr1t. Christian Van
Ness Franklin Wilson CshArine Stshl Robert Stewart Hr
dine B. Alberison.
By The viii Of tie late Augustus Wlitock, he following
kgscies given FOR charitable nnrposs The AmsFen
Bbe Society City OF New York. 1900 Troas o. Avn
merican Sunday School, located IN Philadelphia $1,000
Anencanlr Tract Society. eoooi Port Society New hors
Letters Of Administration have been granted on Tie fof
Ing estates -, -,
Ma Bendcy Julia Toouey Christian Block, Arthur "A.
YDove Sarah Coyne Muieii falon Laurence w. OConuor
kieh,@i T. ODoarsl. Ssphcp Roberts. Join l. schwartz
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-10-01
SECOND DISTRICT JEFFERsTON MARKET POLICE
COURT


There were no cases of other than petty conse-
ouepce before this court John whnlen complained against
William Lockwood, for having stolen watch from Lucy
Miller OF No us Slryans, and Lockwood was committed
-. ,
Robert Coles Of No CO Grands that while 10 the
oompany of iy Anderson" be lost g. geenbGek Jiy
was In default Of bail committed TO answer.
Anna Conln George Hail. james Herman. Lewis T. Nor
pbv VIM Sheridan James McEhae, james Donnely, Geo.
Van Tnsse Michael Smith, EDWARD Farreu. Jane Kelly.
Emma Henry McCODney were committed TOT gross
intOIcatOn. e.,
James Parkinson for violently ASSEMBLING John V. Sneder
was committed but baed by Thomas Lawrence OF No.
II Greenwicbst
Margaret Ernst was charge Of having violently as
saned Nina Miller Of No col West Thirty ninth ST. hed 10
await tho result Of the injuries received . :,
Miss Madell was greyonsy complained against by Mt.
Sarah Davis being improper woman and having written
letter 10 her husband asking for money The complaint
which brouch Of the Court brought
by Miss Madel that Mrs Davis had visited her
residence and drawt PISTOL upon her. Mira DaFe was re-
onred find bail kep he peace, winch she Ola ana was
liberated ~, - - -.
Mrs Ezabeih Holmes, wife OF T. D. Holmes an actor at
Nboa complained through the Department 81 Public Char
e and Corrections that be bad abandoned her The exhm
nation is set down for to-day and Mr. Holmes 10 order 70
enable Mr.. Wbestey 70 20 On with the BLACK CooA NJ Nlo
los on Saturday, was liberated
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-10-01

current in this city, and the Bonds will be forwarded 30
any address by Express free of charge Inquiries for fur
Their particulars by mail otherwise will receive pune
ual attention FISK g. HATCH, Bankers.
No. 5 Nassau-st., Nex-Yofk.
NB-Arkinds of Government Securities received a.
the full market psce in erch snge for the above Bonds
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-10-01
TIE TONES POLICE COURT.

On Saturday afternoon during the absence OF hr.
William Kuhn and his family from their apartments on the
third aoor Chryste they entered with false
keys by notorious burglar named Thomas Williams Collect
ing together Irge bundle dresses eeutlcmens clothing
and other arces the thief make his with
the lunder when be observed by Mrs barbara Sehne
der who occupied adjoining The apartments OF MI
and family The rascal at once dropped his bundle and dashed
INTO the street. Tho alarm and the ihlef
was followed By several Of The donates q the house yelling
stop thief with the UTMOST poe,r Of their llnsA Hearing
The uproar Officer Brown Of tie sixth Pfecsc acd In tho
overriding tie fTing the TOOK MN nio Gus
tody and conveyed him 10 the staton-hoase
A. The time OF arrest be wearing coat the property
Of Mr. Kuhn bunch Of skeleton keys also found out
side 1 the entered by the ihe which DO had dropped IN
his flight Yesterday the prisoner was arIhgned before
justice Downs at the Tombs aud committed fr tIal With.
hail Williams Is native Of Canada esra % ye3rs ana
lives In Wesi Fiy cghthst. TIC police describe him a.
burglar Twelve years since IN COMPANY w.n one
Pat Randall and another man named 1sWoft eehetcd he
Winiham Comm Bank and robbed u Of large amount 81
money Tney were Subsequently, arrested ana Williams ana
Randall sentenced to the State rri.on oI nine years
each B1worb for three years Williams stands very
good chance OF being once more made acquainted with pso
Aanssr OF A SUSPICIOUS CuARlcTER- Detectives Nj
ner and Woodbridge of the Sixth Precinct. u o'clock
yesterday morning young standing 90 tho
Of broadway and Canalsi and he acted In rather susp
clous uauncr thew took custody searching him.
seyrrl keys found 100 his possession lie gave
the ofJoseph Hoey The prisoner passed tho nigG IN
the Station House and yesterday morning Justice Bowling
committed him for trial on the charge Of having ~ bis posses
burgsons implements with intent TO commit felony
When first discovered Hoey had bis three young
men, these latter managed 70 cude arrest without doubt
bfihs PAtoN Hp HhN+ "''"b ''fNN'l
favorable FOR such operations.
FIGHT AND STAnDNG AFfRAY-Ropert Mickey and
John Goasman Of Ne. 265 Willam-s,on Saturday night
quareled In the 4h Ward and became engaged IN
tight during which Mckay cut his antagonist In the arm with
knife inhicng q wound The nssalant arrested
by the 4ih Precinct Police and yesterday Justice DO~.
committed hin for trial
VIOLATING License LAw.-Capt Hartt Of the
Ulrbor Police Saturday last arrested John james
md George Sweeney whom be found board the schooner
Kingfsher living the tarbor The prisoners were found
boil ting communication with the passengers and crew. having
boarded vessel in unlicensed boat Az they wero
nc agents conSguccs CapaiD Hort arrested then
aud Justice Bowling committed them for trial
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-10-01

Transmitted TO L. s Mint Phila, for coinage eJ,l9l ~
FIRST MORTGAGE BONDS OF THE CENTRAL PACIFIC
RAILROAD Co. OF CALIFORNIA.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1866-09-08

PEssoSAL.-L. d. Farmer, ESQ, re-
turned home on Tuesday evening from
the Philadelphia convention. After the
adjour nment OF the convention, Mr.. Par
mer visited Washington, and was present
at the presentation of the proceedings Of
tn convention to President johnson. He
speaks in the highest terms Of the manly
speech Of the President on that occasion,
aud Of the lively and approving interest
manifested in the proceedings by General
Grant and Admiral Faragus, who stood by
the side Of the President during the cere.
mony. Mr.. Farmer is confident from
what he has seen and heard, that the
Presidents policy is bound to triumph,
and that the radicals will have to 60 to
the wall. OF one thing there is posi-
tive certainty, and that is, that there will
be a general and speedy decapitatiou of
all Office holders who do not renounce
the revolutionary doctrines of the disu-
MON radicals.
Geo. II. Schus.er. Esq returned on
Wednesday, from a trip TO St Louis and
Chicago. During his acsence he purchas-
ed large stock Of goods, which will soon
be received, when customers will find new
attractions at this old and popular store.
While in St. Louis, Mr.. Schuster suffered
from severe attack Of the cholera but,
thanks to his robust constitution, he tri-
umphed over the destroyer, aud is him
self again.
We received call a few days age
from Hon. Jacob Deuel., Of Vermillioa.-
He has been absent from the Territory for
several months, and has but recently re-
turned to his old stamping ground.'
Hon. A. J. Faulk, the recently ap-
pointed Governor of Dakota Territory,
passed through our city this week, on his
way to Y"nkton, to assume the duties Of
his office.
Chief Justice Bartlett, of Dakota,
passed through our city on Saturday last,
on his way east.
John H. Charles left for the eastern
cities last Saturday to lay in stock of
goods for the fall and winter trade.
A. E. Haskell, superintendent of the
North Western Stage Company, spent q
few days in our city this week.