The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-06-20
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A COMPANY CLAMoRous FOR lliGu
TARlrF.--Thc Cocheco Manufacturing Com
pany, at Dover New Hampshire, has de-
clared dividend OF $50 per share.
SSow.-Thc .Joncsboro (Tenn.) Flag Of
the lat says It Is a singular thing to be-
hold the mountains around Joncsboro
wrapped IN mantle of snow In June, aud
yet It's so. For the past week the weather
has been singing cold, with several heavy
lrosts, materially lnjuring vegetation.
A young lady being told that her lover
was suddenly Killed, exclaimed; 'Oh, that
splendid gold watch of hisl Give me
! that-givc me something to remember him
| lbyw
The Codhomian OF the Sth learned from
Austin, Tunica county, Mississippi that n
bird was killed near that place last week ny
Mr.. Niblctt, which measured six feet ~
highth, with bill six inches In length, aud
"A crest twenty four inches long and six
inches IN diameter.
NJ. Bertrand, veteran under Napoleon
|. celebrated his golden wedding ut New
| Haven last week. He fought under the
Emperor AZ Ratisbon aud Wagram, and
was one of the survivors of the Moscow eN-
pedition.
"Wcll Bridget, IL | engage you shall
wish you To stay mt home whenever shall
wish To go out" "Well, ma'am, have no
objection, providin' you do the same when
| wish to 90 out"
The old Jesuit prophesy of the destrnc-
ton of San Francisco by great earth
quake, during the year 1866, has caused ini-
mcnsc, conservation among divers old
people Of both sexes In that city.
The man In Jail who looked out of the
window of his cell and. exclaimed, This Is
u CRATE country" IL now generally admit
ted to have spoken within bounds.
WHAT rnr INVASION CosT CASApA.-lt Is
stated that the expense incurred by Cam
! ada in consequence Of the Fenian invasion,
, up to this time, may be estimated nj u sum
, not far short of $2,50O, 900, and that sum vii
be largely Increased before the matter sub
: sides into quietness, s0r gj
Shoe Dealcr--What size of boots do yo,
. wear, Mr.. Jones2
@ Iones--Give me No. IL; ! don't stand OF
# trifles.
# 'Brlckn Pomcroy describes Washington
A, as full of young drunkards, dust, trni
: women, spectators, niggers, lice, Office
/ seekers aud thieves.
There Is now bonnet on the horizon. !
D. Is made OF one large full-blowp rose, whc
h lies Hat on the top of the head, sewn on
"
4, crossed under the chin, where anothc
:" small rose peeps forth. The whole Is cnlle
IL 'chapeau puif.'
u Mrs. Payne of Birmingham, England, hi
become famous. She produced n boy an
two girls at birth, and all alive.
40 The proprietor of the Canterbury "prctt
waiter girl saloon" In Washington, HI
W. made fortune of 100000.
" a gentleman, well known inthis metrol
" oils, was always complaining TO his fhthc
mt in-law Of his wife's temper. AT last, pnp
IT, in-law, becoming very woaried of the
lc endless gr,,mblingf. and being n bit of
-. wag, replied: "Wcll. my dear fellow, IL
!" hear of her tormenting you nny more,
BY shall disinhcrlt her" The husband new
is again complained d,-Home Journal.
ng Toilet Receptions" are the latest idea
New York fashionable society. lIairlres
ing has become such nn elaborate AHA
N. and occupies so much time. TINT bellies no
Iix receive their callers While under the han
- of their maids and before they lesh M d
''calves" and rig OF the "tHtorP They u
.el then "bcauty unadornod,"
10 Mr.. Grsoley has written q sharp critics
"a, upon the conduct of the public authorlt
w. toward Jcif, Davis, whilh makes Mr., Bo,
SUI wells Resolution appear rs small MS
no author.
er, The following advertisement appeared
icy q New York country paper recently
IN 'sManure--Nanted, stable manure. A
49,, person having from Ave TO. ilty loads
'o' dispose Of VIII please send word or drol
+. through the post office"
,ci- Charles $. vlnInG, agent for the n
NJ Gloucester shakers, has been ''shakl
!, down that respectable body. Tune, VI
W 600.