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, 1866-10-16
FROM SOUTH AMERICA.

The ATite4 Determine - Make Combined
Land md Naval Attack o. she PArxEuay IN
Feru-Issue of Bonds by BRAZIL
NV YoaK. October 11-The Htrdifs Rio j..
neitu correspondence says = conferences wA. held
on The ism u August by The commanding omeer4
Of The allied aruay and nAsy engaged IN tho VAT
aEasnst ra1sRuay, and It xas determ:psd 10 attack
tosts Cur1poty sad Hum1iis sin,n&ssneoosly Win
the whole oY The land and nav1l forccA.
Thu issuf Of fous million dollsss wprth Of bonds
, 1866-10-16

The CspreFkeAd Kerr and His Libel auls-
A1other UlsR1Ht1nR Chapter on Treas sn
FoFthcomlnE.
Especial Despatch 10 the Chicago TrEbune.]
FEw ALBANY, Ind, October IL.
Tho ltbcl srIt Of Hon. ". c. Kerr, Democratic
Congressman from this DIeute, against James P,
l.ufe 4 Co., Of The Daily Commercial, Is set down
Tor the s1at, before Judge Blckna.l. IN The Floyd
Circuit Court, Hon. Cyrne L. Durham, John 8,
Davis, Judge 1hos l. Smith and fearful array OF
eminent Democratic lawyers from abroad atp en-
sons OF Liberty and the reasonable character Of
that Order. arc The quee1ona At Issue. The cele-
IN the GIRL instead OF ihc military Courts proaa-
bly, with Increased bitterness Kerr claims so 0O0
damages coust, county and sheE9 azc Demo
cratic,
, 1866-10-16

Comfy Nomlnatlo tlons-PFoxreas on the Pacific
Rk4lFpAd,

County Jkomlnntlons-Proxr on the Pacific
Railroad.
Especial Despstch to the Chicago Tfihune.1
fAunIxcn, kansas, October Is.
TIE R.d1fnl County Convention to-day noni.
mated Sam Riggs and L. r. Green for S,4,a sen
atots This il triumph for Major Ross for the
Cnited States Senate. and defeat Of Governor
Garncys afp!7auons. 1t may also be considered
faxorable to Senator Fomcroy.
=. The passenger ca. on the Pacific Railroad run
through e Fotl Riley today. They viii rnn to
ston Viii be given b. the railroad company. 4
sen'1cman rode on the cats yesterday Who hsd
moved from Ohio TO lows when he vas quits
JornE. and left Iowa for Kansas Ahous the lime
railroads began traregstnc that country.
, 1866-10-16

rcstcd for teaiin- in counterfeit sh-ea ao1la- :.
on the Southport, Cdnuee1icut. Bank. and tuo
doN9t bills on the Lyons. Wayne County. New
The etaee.s Of the Hanover Bank to-day de.
t!intd 70 appear Asatn1t Edward UrwfcE, aecom-
pllte Of Duu1nd. IN dcfaudsnE that bank. Il u
supposed The money has ben refunded, but Jus
hee Dowk1g holds the pstsoner and viii SUMMON
tho of1cdt1 Of The bank before court.
, 1866-10-16
CHARLESTON, 8. c.

Prcscntmeut Of a Grand JMry-A Fall ReH-
tsFatIon of the Union Called For.
CHAMELEON, y, T., October 1.-THE Grand
Dis'r!ct Cou,t todsY en-. ~ tnGrbins m 1oe,i
topics they expressed lAs hope thai the National
Congsess Woald dispassiouately consider the stste
restoration or tho Union, and tho removal Or mod
l1catson 0. the lest oath. They also advctted to
fhe case Of Jefferson Davis, and urged hia sneedy
humanity.
, 1866-10-16

Buffalo, October 1s-1n PURSUANCE OF orders
tstrtd BY the Attorney General Of the United
Statet. With The concurrence Of the Secretary Of
War, United Siates District Attorney Dart Eave
military district, to tuIn over arms setxed from
Fenans in this city, and 1t other points within the
70 The value ofthc arms, TO be approved By judge
N E Ball, that the AIMS aha1 moi be used in to-
latfon Of The neutrality lawe. There are twenty
hoxcs Of anna seized hero, yalned It &, 500. This
Hon. James u. Humphrey, Of this city. The Cabt-
pct taking The position that Is the Government
ceTs and soldiers, It could not conei.tentiy hoid
their private property. Several thousand doll1ys
worth Of Ar.ns hcld At 0swego, P1attsbnEg, Ma
lone. Troy, &C. will ba turned over on the same
terms. Il u said By thu Feniaas that tho arms
will BE- sold to Santa Anna. In this city P. o. Day
and F. B. Gallagher signed The bond.
, 1866-10-16
FROM MADISON.


Observation-Disclosures Paris Exposi.
siont DC.
Especial Detpateh to the Chicago Tzihune.1
MADISON, Wis, Oct. Is
Ihe5e s-ins little bnslness to he transacted 1t
Tue tnlied stases Military headquarters hare, 1t l.
understood that Col. r. Glddtnga, for some iiaa
t5osost+Aasthsl md United States mastering and
seesninnG oE;ces here, will bo relieved ia 4 few
seehe ano ordered elsewhere, xnd h3s ot1cn t1os-
- "a p1sananee OF the Instructions OF Adjutant
iLe Ghion eaMvass this week uill Be ori.c spf5-
,Fond ins1G ~ WI be stana Union na,s meeting
1Slh: Jancsstlle on The is1h, snecehc, III III ~
and othc7r. -btA. |AfPeute6
Colonel1ames n. Bowen Of ch.c,ro r.,r...
Gay 10 meet Tue corporation, GovctuoF aud ei.s
III n toit 10 hare 1ht. StalA, well ~ shn Sn,h
Expedition. N~1
, 1866-10-16

EEw Iolx. October ia New York Tribune
tpee.al eays: ''Gcncra1 E. D. Oshand, formerly
Of Chicago. a Well.lnoWn cavalry leader ID the
late war, died It bis plantation In Mississippi on
The +;h tns.sut Of BRAN ferer, induced b. over
ton, thtrty-eight or forty in his employ haTing
been attacked with choleEa, md eighteen having
, 1866-10-16

0penank Of the Morgan County Fair Ts.D4y
-tseed PFsspects fer a@eacceest4l Exhibt-
t1ohs
Especial despatch to the Chicago Txibune-l
jAcEBoxTI1LK. October Is.
Tbs Morgan County Fair opens near this city
and promises to be ono OF tho most
succesafal fz}ss held In Central Illinois. Already
tre1y stall for ho1ses and ealtIe IS lakeu md pri
vAtc et4blct Are being engaged. The show Of
anc and hloodcd stock viii bo sight worth seeing.
nine head Of blooded cattle that viii be hard 10
beat some Of the beat hozses In tho Northwest
will be hcte.
, 1866-10-16
FROM ARCOLl, ILLINOIS.

IotlhrAften Over the Kepablle4u ytetorfes-
Grand TuFn-1ur ~ tho Legal Mnaee4-Cou.
xFHfnintofJ Speeches,
Especial Despatch to the Chicago Tribunal
Anco1A; October Is
This has been day Of rejoicing for The Repub-
|teans In this, the Seventh Nstriet. Some Loo
people were present. Col. Greegt, Of Champaign,
epoke It rome length. Logan and lpRerso1l cou]d
not come ThinEr would have pasNed Of pleas
znt1y but fcs IN accident In which one mai, Ar.
Newell had his hand badly blown to pieces. and
4E. Watson had I thumb tskcn on. These IL now
speaking In the church, which IL largely At
tended,
, 1866-10-16

A1lhR ASntaH

NV or1HAKs October 15.-Hensy Bur, 4
prominent Odd Fellow. died to-day.
Many AAtAmos4s merchants and shfppefs arc
Awaiting the denouement Of events on the Rio
GtApde,
, 1866-10-16
1ndl1hR-E%t4n QtStrles.

coIGaTrE October 1k=D1: johs -Hind:rws;
President OF the Board of Control Of the State
, 1866-10-16

taeHtfAI 6ANK6 FF6AbtC30 Tor He-N0Mt0A3
ftoA to ConKTt11-
SEw foHK, October 13.-The Htrdtd"s Maiden.
NAskachusetts, special s1ys: 4 large NepubIlcan
Caucus was hald In Maiden On Saturday evening,
for The kcIectlon Of delegates to attend the SIKH
District Contention. for the nomination Of can.
didate for Congresr. This district vas repre-
Ecn'ed last year by General Bxnk1. 1t Is thought
panks viii be re-upuIpated
, 1866-10-16
muddled Statement in Regard to tho
RkGepk Phtladelnhlz Hoax.

!'uHApx1FutA, October 1s.-The L4dg<r pub
stock :}ohbng cdndrf the purport Or which Is thzt
theis & &MsshinGton eorrsspondent received The
rxys his Informant received the facts from auother
and this latter one ffon third person tn ot@iai
Poethon, whose name he refuses to give. who says
containing queries similar to those published by
tho Led2eT.
"A'HlN17oN. October 15.-Wlth reference 10
tbs o. e
imroscd on Tho correspondent OF the Pybflc
L<dcft The iolIowirr letter was issued to-day By
order OF tho President:
, 1866-10-16
Olei3s

&J1Et t{0Ien.
BosToN. October 1b.-The stoso Of John c. Tor
Ing. on fremont Row. WAS rubbed Last night OF
silk goods txlued At 1900.
, 1866-10-16

EXECUTIVE lH2N1f0N, [
WASHINGTON, u. C., October IL. {
DKAn S1n: The President haA carefully tx-
ain!ned the papcsa which yon placed In his hands
On the 1ath Inst, and is entirely tx1iscd that tho
responsibility connected With the despatch 10
which they refer rests alooe upon The Washington
Agent Of your correspondent. The President il
convinced that neither the rrop1etors, editors,
nor Iaan ascr+. had any completely whatever in tho
falafhcatlon OF tho desnatc6.
Very respectfully yours,
t5tgned) llpnKar JOHNSON,
Private Secretary.
To Y. =. Mckay. ESQ, Washington, p G.. rep
dc1phi4 Public Lkd9sr.
SEw. {onk, October ia Fott Washington
special, says F1nt> the forge1, pnbliehes a card.
saying le hxa made explanations relative to rhe
Ledger hoax. and asks 4 suspension of public
opinion until he can give explanations concern
ing Tho source Of his Information,
, 1866-10-16
~ Of 81 .ooo for his appearance sstha Reeudet's


NAAN%*sNA@D ~ A44N<14 4&N4 kRVFCnAPe
TIE following arr the collections Of internal
stTenne In this district, (Cook County, ior tho
month Of September 1865, On the underaention-
ed Classification OF articles:
, 1866-10-16

Covo4e'a majority in the Twentx.n.x.
PcunAYira0ix Disttfcs.
Especial Desps:eh to the Chicago Trihune.1
lPIEEsHrnou, October lg,
Co<ode's majority Ia as.
c. D. BELGIAN
, 1866-10-16

FROM WASHINGTON.
TIE FAILURE TO BRING JEFF.
DAVIS TO TRIAL,
Upon = nom the RESPONSE
~ bility Rests
.Rumor that the .Presiden has
;s#ung Round in: Faror
Of the: Constitutional 49,:
Amendment.
FROM RUROP B.
Purchase Of an Island in the
Mediterranean by the
United States.
Comments Of the Paris Press On
General Dn's Recent
!. Appointment,
TERRIBLE FIRE IN QUEBEC.
Twenty-Five Hundred Buildings
Destroyed
Eighteen Thousand Persons
l.. Rendered Houseless.
THREE MILLIONS OF DOLLARS
WORTH OF PROPERTY
DESTROYED.
The Recent Disaster to the
Steamship Evening Star.
Thrilling Accounts Of the
Catastrophe from Sur
ViVors.
The London Times on the Pay
ment Of the Alabama Claims.
III GIVES CoaEhT REASONS
FOR A PROMPT SETTLE
MEMT I'M FULL,
RouSing Republican Gath
erings Throughout the
State YESTERDAY.
, 1866-10-16

A SSEESMENT NOTICE.
IA 0yJ1C1 or THE HoAxp FC1Z1c ToEKxr
CHICAGO, October 18th, 1865.
PrtHc Notice Il hereby k1Yen 70 al pefsop3 tnseYtt
e thtt The Elstfoncr1 Of he board "a
Public Nor0 Of the C1tJ cf Chicago have completed
the assessment roll tor filling % grade c.1rtfor and
RlAnk1DE the Atf<J running north aad south beswc9
Harmon md EldrdEs eouct1. and SUCH asseaneat rpU
The understFned win apply 70 The Common counefl
Of said ety At it, next feTunf meeting. 50 heId O.
the End caJ o1 October 16A at the hoar Of ;x o'coeE
2. n tor coanrMatton Of suen assessment, 1t whiea
tUc al pattt4 INTERESTED win a4Te the {iEhs % -
heard All porous wishing to object to said 3sse8-
nent must tie ther objections tie aa4 IL rr1tins
srrh Meeting Of the Common Council
Jig. GNpEIx,
FRED LETZ
O. j. BOSE,
, 1866-10-16
4 SSEsSNENT NOTICE.
Il OySscE or 1Hx HoA1p Or rCnLr

4 cSEsSNENT NOTICE,
II OyTscE or 1Hx HoA1p or FCnLrc4 WoHH.
CHICAGO, October Is, 1853.
Public notice Is EeT-hy ven to al p--sons ase5rzs
Cd thai The uHttFxtFnta CountAsioners Of the Bard
of fFahlic Works Of the City OF Caeao. have compile
fssl for euteinE, t!.inE Grading sni psukins the n
.eeond Astessneui 81 5iiod foT eaains sad ola3S
irE Es1aon Ease fEon sa'e stEeet waoa.o a1enae>
1Hd plank1nS Couch Place between Franklin and Mar
ket and such Assessment. Eos haye beea rtnd
In The G1ice ct the Ctty Clerk.
Ihe n@saostEned ID 1ll apply to tie Common Cornel
tss m a. etobq @ 70 Ia 1 h1 as u y
" o.e!oek E r tor !. confirmation Of .uea assess-
the night 10 be bard. All p=1zoas xi4hl1e 70 ohseH
70 aa!d asses.ment mus. a!e tne1F oo}e:ons - the
last one day prior 10 f1h meeting of TIA Common
Council.
J. q. 8INDEIk
FBEp. LETT
o. ]. Ia08E.
Commissioner. nf tho Bossa .; P1sNc WoRx.-
, 1866-10-16

4 6EEEbMENT NVT1EE
II OY7tcx OF 1uI Boz II o. PrR11c Wo1KA
CHICAGO, October Is, t966-
Public notice Is hereby k1vca 70 81 porous intsr.
ested, thai the undcrsknot, Commissioners Of thet
Eoard CT Public Work. of Tie ctty OF Chicago hare
completed The Assesamat roll SDr the curptn- WITH
cprbsrone, tttux to Gy1dc, Asd paving with wOnden
block paremca soath ualsted stzeet kEom the soGtn
Ing e 4aE5gn s1fSst 2 r. os1ax 3t ne EhtcaSos
fnil has heen hlea in tie Office tae C1ry CLERK
The nndc.1tKned will Apply to tho Common Council
Of taid ety Al It's NEXT regular reett. s. 70 be held
on the I'd dAJ Of October fa&. at tho hour Of 1k
1t 1tch time Ill parties interested viii h4ve tae
right to be beard. Al persoua wahink TO object TO
ia vEtng IN ihe oree Of the CITY Clezk :: least oa
dky prior 70 such meeting Of TIC Con1ou Cnnnc1!-
]. G. GTEDELE.
FRED. LETT
............ D, j. H1SE.
Coaersiaa1oner1 Of he Board of Pnhuc WoEQ.
, 1866-10-16
NOTICE

4 ESESEMENT NOTICE.
IL OFFICE TIE RoAxp OF PrB,fc WnR>7}
Chicago Qct1ber Is, 1851
Fahlie pouee Is hsreby e1en y persons IN ers4t-
cf PUBLIC Works Of the Lily OF ChIt ago, hayt CON :
pietsd he aHeAknsnt ron Sor The tuiok. T1dln 4et
70 Chsaso aad snsh A.essszaeat Rol his bsen E;n u
The Undersigned VII apply to the Common c..-a ::
q said city. at is next regular meeting he h- On
p m. for sonofm.sloa ot such asse4rneos ii Th:ea
tftoe II pafttt I'LL hare the tight to be hear. III
their ohtiona % the saae tn wFttn- In the orce oT
the CITY Clerk 1t le1st dAy prior 10 zach fti.3
Of the Common Council
J;G; GrEnEE. Commissioner.
FRED. LETZ+ {of the Boara of
Oh RusE- Slnh1lc WORT
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-11-17
prenchlnr ln- rInrr,s iInII.

The Rev. D. steck, pastor Of Sc. Johns
Lutheran Church, will preach IN the above
hall tomorrow morning and evening, at
Tho usual hours Of public Worship. r
The subject Tor the evening will be;
GrpEoN AND ms 1nRrE nuNpmb Their
sereico and rs lessons.
l.iia.I.l -+----....- ..-.l..
EooNoMY IN DoMesrIc Affnps.-Thc
present threatening aspect Of things in
lihancild matters, aud tie certainty that Il
great revolution in thc fictitious prosperity
With which the people have been natteed
and deceived for several years past, have
induced many families to study aud prac-
tice the salutaIg lessons Of domestic ceon-
.omy. In many instances good results have
followed. The eXtraugant styles ofliving
which the inflated state of fhe currency had
.engcndcred have, 20 great extent been
laid aside, and people are bcgiuing to sec
That the old system practiccd IN our domcs-
Tie economy are the best aud safest attcrall
One Of the most favorable indications Ia
this direction Isl fact of which we have
receutly been made cognizant. We learn
that quite u large number Of the ladies OF
the city have resolved to become their own
milliners aud dress makers. We are told
by some of them, that by purchasing the
material for from four to five dollars, they
can make their own bonncts, of just a.
good style aud quality as they used to pur-
chase for ilftccn aud twenty dollars. And
SO !n regard 10 dresses. BY y little inge-
nuity ON their own part the advice OF
ncighbors who have some practical knowl-
edge in regard to 'euttlug aud fttlng,H
aided by the now indispensable sewing
machine. they are able to make their own
dresses in admirable style; and then the
consciousness that the becoming apparel In
which they are clothed is their own handi-
work, adds greatly TO the pleasure and
satisfaction ofwearingit
This is good sign, aud reflects tho high
est honor upon the ladies who have taken
the initiative IN this wholesome and salu~
tary reform. Economy is one OF the
brightest and most commendable of the
social and domestic virtues. Let It become
general, and the benefits which the entire
community will experience from the prac-
| tice of It will be of iuealcuable value in
making mp the great aggregate Of domestic
comfort and happiness.
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-11-17
Preparations for Another Cana
aa dian Raid.

H NFW York, November l6
Tile EreaiHq Express says most active
preparations are now being made at the
Roberts headquarters for grand move
mcnt against Canada During the last fort
night some of the leading military officers
of the organization have held consulla-
lions In relation Ia the martial programme
10 be adopted when the Fcnian forces move
from tlicirrcspect states across the from
tier. lho result of their deliberations Is nt
present u profound secret, but Generals
O'Ncill, Spear and President Roberts frank
ly aYow that the new movement means
work against the British authorities IN
Canada
It is said the discipline Of the next army
Of Invasion will be far superior and more
effective than that ofwhich the detachment
Mt Limestone Ridge was. The advance
guard. ~ 600 men, have been enrolled, UNI
der the title of "Fenian Avengers" who
have pledged themselves to be ready at any
moment to prevent the execution of Lynch
and other prisoners. These have been di-
vidtd Into regiments and brigndes, aud
when all the men deemed necessary shall
have taken this pledge operations viii
commence.
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-11-17
The Fcnians i'm Canada--New Trials
to he Applied for.


Mr.. Mckenzie counsel for the Fenian
prisoners, purposes applying Monday to
the Court Queens Bench, or the Court
Of fCommon Pleas, for new trials for Lynch,
Hayden, Stavon, Whalen and Quinn, the
Fcnians under sentence of death.
James and John Dudley, the two men
committed bya Police Magistrate q fow
days ago under the habcds corpus sllspcn-
sion act, have been released from custody
Mr.. Patterson, their counsel, proposed
petition 20 the executive counsel, and also
obtained aildayits testifying to their re-
spectabilty, and intention of settling and
going into business. These papers Mr..
Patterson submitted to the Crown authori-
ties. who considered them sufficient and
discharged the prisoners on their own rec
ognzances for 800 each, and one surety
of $500.
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-11-17
Telegraph Miscellany.

MEMPHIS, November 10.
The General Assembly OF the Preshytc-
rlan Church were engaged during the day
principally in discussing the rules and par
liamentary orders reported by the Revi-
sion Committee, and hearing the reports of
the Executive Committee, and the Com
mittcc of Domestic Missions and Educa-
tion.
The proceedings of the Assembly awaken
general interest. Its deliberations are har-
monious, and tho greatest cordialty and
good Will seem TO prevail.
ST. LoUIs, November 10.
The Ir6n Mountain Railroad has been
sold 30 j. Mckay and others. representing
Eastern and st. Louis capitalists. for Sb5n-
600. The Cairo and Fulton Road also sold
to the same parties for S35O,OO0 The sale
has not yet been ratified by Governor
Fletcher.
BosroS, November lG.
Yesterday afternoon young man called
ut thc store of Il, d NJ. l'arou, leather deal
ers, on Pearl street, and, under prctense of
getting bill changed, managed to steal
money, notes and securities, valued az S35,-
900, with which he escaped
LOUISVILLE, November lG.
Walter Scott who recently committed a
heavy robbery in Cincinnati, was arrested
to-day for forgery. Important papers were
found on his person.
Hon. Timoleon Craven. a prominent pol-
itician of Southern Kentucky, died at Coz
lumbia ON Wednesday.
NASHVILLE November 10.
a fire this evening destroyed the whole
sale grocery store of j. :. Mundy. Loss
$4,000 partly insured.
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-11-17
BY TELEGRAPH.
E'rdn washington.
Special to Cincinnati Enquircr
WASHINGTON November Il

" rhNfhAfNNAbiNf ANNNfNlDfI lhs
me Prcsident appointed the following
postnasters to-day
Henry Smith, Foughkcepsic, New York;
,obert A. Gilmore, Chicago, Illinois; viii
lam H. Pier, Scranton, Pennsylvania:
Harley 7. Sage, Cirloyillc, Ohio; Pcics
Pnrsell, Wilkcsbarre, Pennsylvania.
The Navy Department has Instituted
series OfcNpcriments as 10 the relative cost,
strength and utility of wire rope rs com
pared with hemp. Tor the rigging OF vessels.
Chief Justice Chase was again with the
President to-night, and remained with him
ntil u late hour intorchanging viewswith
Mr.. johnson relative TO Tie proposition
mentioned IN my last nights dispatch. pro-
posing general amnesty In consideration
for qualified suffrage. Gov. Swami and sew
cral members Of Congress were also In
waiting for an interview with the Presi-
dent W.T. the whole evening being spent IN
consultation with Judge Chase, the rest Of
the visitors failed TO sec Mr.. johnson.
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-11-17

CArARRi is disease of the mucous mem-
hranc oi the nasal passages aud those cavi-
ties of the head communicating with them.
lnslgniilcant as it appearsin itsilrst stages,
it Is apt In Its progress TO become instru-
mental IN causing the loss or impairment
Of SMELL taste. hearing, and sight aud in
creating serious constitutional derange-
ments. not uuircqucntly terminating in
consumption.
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-11-17
The President and the Removals
from Office.
NEw YoRK. Novcmber 10.

NEW DIRK, November l6.
The Posts special says President John
son yesterday remarked to prominent
citizen Of Washington that he was not dis
posed TO make further removals from Office
on account Of political opinions.
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-11-17
The Billiard Tournament.

HARTFORD, Conn., November 10.
At the billiard tournament to-day four
games were played. Up to the present
time il is impossible to say who win take
the golden cue. Michael Phclan aud John
McDcyItt, of New York, are present, and
Olher celebrlties are expected Tomorrow.
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-11-17

Tue HANLoS BRorBERs.-- .--Fublie cxpcc-
tutlon is on the QHj oipe in anticipation of
the appeargree. Of tle llmllou Hrothors at
the opeFa llotee on Monday evtniugnext.
AZ an esideUce of their popularity, it may
be stated that this iN,the same troupe that
appeared ut Nibio's Thcater, New York,
for niue consctutiFc Inonths, somc two
yearsesinceg Their lzputationas the first
Gylnnasts 6f tho age 4 worldwide, and we
prcilict tlPtihe ppeA House viii be filed
TO w utnpsr csimeAy on the occasion of
their yisithcre. DHring recent engage
mcnt in Detroit She Post, of that city.
thus spoke Of thefr extraordinary pcrror-
mances:
The lIanlon combination Is certainly one
of tlle most attractive exhibitions that has
been IN the city lately. The Hanlons are
well known throughout the world as the
most graceful and daring acrobuts IN tile
profession. Not one ialse move. no mis-
calculation or failure in Judgment in the
most intricatc acts. There Is nothing OF
the saw-dust ring about them they are
artists. The rest OF the combination Is also
gooti, and makes tic ntcrlude between the
acr0batiC performances most agreeable.
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-11-17
WISCONSIN, Convention.

CHICAGO, November lG
The proposition for convention 10
amend the State Constitution, which was
voted upon in Wisconsin at the late cleo
has been defeated
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-11-17

DEFY -Lebensburger &
Son, No. l0S Main street. call particular at
tentlon TO their new and splendid stock of
fall and winter Clothing. They defy COM
petition, and viii not be undersOld BY any
other house in the city.
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-11-17

NONE SAVED Is MONEY MADE.-The
above naXim is best Illustrated by going
oGoodman's popular Boot aud Shoe store
10 Main street, where every thing ia his
line can be bought se low as 10 defy com
petition. His stock Is the largest aud best
elected In the city; he warrants all his
goods sews rips for nothing, and tries hard
10 please all who favors him with their Gus
tom. No wonder therefore. that his store
Is crowded ali the time with eager custo-
mers. Give him a call. by an means.