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The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-12-20
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Wnshington MisceIInnics.

.aV9I WABuNpToN December rs.
Tho resolution offered this morning by
Mr. Williams, of Oregon, to prohibit the
Immigration of Chinese into THIS country,
produced much surprise IN the Senate
Chamber, AZ ours Is styled the asylum of all
nations. The resolution was referred 10
the Committee on Foreign Atlairs.
A repQrt of the board appointed to ex-
amino breech-loadlng arms has been pub
llshed. Their conclusions are that all arms
In toe service should be fitted for the Same
cartridge, and that Colonel Berdan's plan
Of alteration should be adopted They are
unable to recommend any Of the brecch-
leaders presented for examination.
Prominent Republican members of the
House think there Is no doubt of the final
passage Of the Ashley resolution to raise n
committee for the purpose of getting up
billof Impeachment against the President;
and IL Is said, also, that the Judiciary
Committee are in favor of q bill TO suspend
the functions Of any officer of the Govern
ment pending his trial on bill of impeach-
ment. M NI H fNI
Sergeant-at-arms Ordway, of the House,
arrived here this evening. having In charge
the Hon. @. v Culver, of the Twentieth
Congressional District of fPennsylvania, aud
the Sheriff aud TAILOR who held MIR. Culver
ih.custody The Honse Judiciary Commit
tee is In session tonight, taking testimony
as 10 the arrest and detention of Mr.. Cul-
/ Yer.
The territorial scheme oughtto be entit-
led, A scheme to exempt the people of the
Southern States from taxation, and 20 levy
| tlieir proportion of the taxes upon the peO-
/ pie Of tho North. II is an arrangement,
which, IN II pecuniary point of view, the
Southern people would probably look upon
as sratherdesirablc. 1t Is most likely that
they would be willing to be exempt from
paying taxes about rs long as Northern
men would be willing to pay their taxes
for them.
A bill is shortly to be introduced in Con-
gress providing that the Government e. e..
/ Congfess) SHAH buy all the whisky dis
tilleres ia the country and run them on its
with the "pollcy of Congressf--ln fact
doubtless is part of that policy. Whether
the design Is to rim the whisky distilleries
for the exclusive benefit of Congressman is
not stated. Not few Congressman. how
ever. have found The whisky business TO be
Il capital matter ihlegislhton.
| TlmTerritoral project will,it Is believed,
he pos poned until next Congress, when
the Radical Senators will be In stronger
/ force. II is feared the project would fail in
the present Senate. The Nebraska bill will
pass, hut a veto will be fatal, as it can not
get the requisite two-thirts vote.
= IN the Senate, to-day u resolution was
reported by Mr.. Pomeroy. looking to the
retirement of greenback currency, and the
circulation Of National bank notes in their
stead. The Secretary of the Treasury is
directed by il to retire million per month
in Treasury notes during 1867, and twice
that In 1868.
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WALTER TRowBRIDGE,
Custom Boot and Shoe Maker

fovrtA street, one door Eat Of zslesoeps BaadiuS
NJ axes TO order ali kinds Of Ladies, and ,,esne
vi mems wear Of the latest styles and heat ma
totah nOBdtf
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DEFY -Lebensburger &
Son, No. 10S Main street, call particular at
tention to their new and splendid stock of
fall and winter Clothing. They defy COM
petition. and will not be undersold by any
other house in the city.
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gB-skiG y Gaylord's Ministries ore am
nomced mt the Opera House ON New Years
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OFFICE or TuE CINCINNATI. DAYTON ANDJ
EASTERN RAILROAD COMPANY.

sAEDUsKY, OHIO, December l. 1866
SEALED PROPOSALS for the Graduation
~ Bridgmg and Masonry, and for the supply OF
materials upon that part or the Cincinnati Daytol
ana Eastern Railroad betwoen the Junction at or
near sharon, and Dayton, gbeing for distance OF
ONCE until the 10th day Of January, 1867
Plans, PrOHles and Schedules OF amounts OF
plying at this office
All proposals must be directed TO the Chief En-
gtneer Of the G. ID. and H. Railroad Company
No bids will be received after January 10 1861
az l2 NJ, and none will be opened until that time.
RUSH II. SLOANE. President
l.. II. LATHAM Secretary. de5liWadataWun
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eB- The divorce case of Morse vs.. Morse,
at Madison, Wisconsin. has been determin-
ed by a verdict OF $4,000 and alimony in
favor Of the lady. She was seventeen years
of age and her husband, who was wealthy
Montana miner was charged with treat
ing her brutally, and then with casting hoi
off without O penny.
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GB-Rcmember the Fair Of the Ladies Of
st. Johns Church. at Olegg's Hall tonight.

CuY lIorEL, ITAMILroN.-Mr. h, Il.
Churchill, late OF Cincinnati, has leased this
popular institution and win become its
president on and after Monday next, lie
has all the essentials ofa popular landlord
IN his composition, and the public, down
that way, will make considerable mis-
take, if a generous patronage Is not afford
cd him.
GS- A fine large buck was shot by gem
tleman, near Jones Station, Butler County,
on Tuesday last. " was supposed TO be a
stray one FROM the woods in that tneighbor-
hood.
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NOTICE.

,IlfE si0c klnidersOf thn Miami shale Center.
yille Turnpike Company win hold their an
nual election for Directors in said Company at tho
Lumber Yard Once OF ,. "a Grove Co. in MI
lmsburg, Ohio, on the Second Monday In Janu-
airy, 1861, between che hour Of one and thrue
O'Clock ?. A. a. A. GROVE, President.
December TO- 1866. del2diwaw4-l
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e5B- Parents will find infants and child
rem suits of all ages, all sizes, and all prices,
beautifully made up Mt the Eagle Clothing
Store, llS Main street.
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BEsT's FIITERs-PRCE REDUCED. In or
der to accommodate all classes who desire
to have pure drinking water this warm
weather, Il, Best would announce that he
has reduced the price of his superior Filters
to'$15A This will place themin the reach
Of all, and no family should be without
one. jyl2dtf J
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esS- For TOYS, Fancy Goods, china Orad-
meats and Christmas Presents, go to Huber
65 Sons. de20d9t
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The entire day was consumed on the ap-
propriation bill, aud nothing gained.
During the debate on il, Mr.. Bingham, of
Ohio, said that If the officers had been re-
moved without cause, and for corrupt and
political purposes. the fact was high crime
md msdemeanor within the meaning of
the Constitution.
Mr.. Randall, of Pennsylvania, excitedly
sprang out of his seat and said; THE
Presidents acts speak for themselves. Stop
Your threats, and 20 on with your inn
peachment."
Mr.. Bingham said he disclaimed making
any threats of impeachment, and there the
matter ended.
Stevens got in his old Enabling Bill, OF
last session, 1t provides for universal suf-
frage In the vote forming the new State
Governments, after dlsfrahchising those
who voluntarily participated in the rebel
lion.
The bill comes up the first thing on the
reassembling Of Congress, when Mr. Ste
yens will make speech upon it.
There are thirty members who are now
on the Speakers list, desiring the floor TO
make speeches on the Presidents message.
Thad. Stevens iocOsely said that they ought
to be allowed to make them during the re-
cess. Thnd. has disclosed, of late, several
ebullitions OF sanity.
EX-Goyernor Thomas, of Maryland, will
Introduce a bill into the House after the
holidays. superceding the present State
government of Maryland, and providing
for one based on the loyal people Of the
State.
The vacant Collectorship in the Seven
tecnth Ohio or Steubcnyflle District has for
its candidates General Beatty and Myers,
and S. Lahm, all from Stark county.
The Democratic resident Committee here
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LIvEmOOi, December l9--P. M.
The cotton market has been very active
to-day, and closes firm at the advance of
16d. noted at noon sales sum up fully 30,-
600 bales .ffU Hf fr.fr.
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THE DAILY EMPIRE.
Intnt and Nlisnliantuns.


s1y~'rhe great attraction Of the holiday
SEASON will be az Clcgg's Hall tonight.
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Notice to sportsmen.

A Ii persons are hereby forewarned not 10 tres
n pass upon the farms Of the undersigned with
dogs, guns, or firearms OF any kind for the puT
pose OF shooting or killing game as an persoas "a
feund tresspussing will be dealt with aceordins Ia
5he UTMOST rlgor OF the lfw The farms OF the un
eSleisnca afe situated IN Randolph Township,
montgomery Co. and unim Up, Miami Co, Ohio
Lyman WheelOck INT Leedv
w j. Hoover, Isaiah Harley
Jacob lngle, David Becker
hiram Weddle, John StoltK
}. ", Mendenhal Daniel Rinehart
susan Weddle, Levi snifier
~ beekef samuel F0lkerth,
John i,a Hershey James Ewing.
y: touts, r. Ewing,
Elan loHnt j. L. Mifler
Davis EOutg llanrv FAlt aFtb
William Aldrieh, A Harley
thomas jay David shaw
A. s Stonehreaker, Enos Yonnt tE U#r
William ReAmsburgh Aaron MACY lN y .Is
~ Becker, John Hoover
William Brown tk,,a.
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SKATES I! sKATEs . !

1000 pair Skates, at Langdon's Hard!
ware tore,iprices 81 25 tos5 pair with
traps. 3ljt del2dlw
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ssg- Alloways & Gross, 222 Fifth street.
are selling boots, shoes, gaiteTs, slippers,
&C., cheaper than any other house in tho
city~H del5d9t
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e@- sIcds, slcds, slcdsl at Hubcr & Sons.

COATS, BLANKETS AND OvERCoATs.--C. p.
Huber q Son have just received large
stock of Blue and Black Cloth Military
Dress Coats, Overcoats and Blankets, which
they are selling very low LN
de17dSawl
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SPLENDID CHRrsrMAs MEATS Messrs.
Frank Baumheokel & CO. intend to make
the finest display Of Christmas meats ever
seen in Dayton. The animals to be slaugh-
tered for the oceasiOn-beeves and sheep
can be seen until tomorrow Thursday
noon, at the Union Livery Stable on Je1er-
son street. They are giants In their way.
b. q Co,are among our most popular and
experienced butchers, and none can excel
them in getting up an exhibition Of this
kind. Don't fail TO cali at Stall No. ., on
Christmns Eve. MN ..uL deel0l3t
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e$ Great reduction of prices for TEN
days in boots, shoes, hats and caps at AL
loways & Gross, 222Flfth street, they nake 6
their prices snit all--go see them.
.del5dot
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Ez- For Toys, Fancy Goods, China 0raa-
ments and Chrtshaas Presents, so TO Huber
& Sons 1Irr de20d3
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NoInE.

THE public are hereby notified that they shah
Il not trust nay wife, Hosana nOughcrty ON ms
account as viii pay no debts Of her contracting
JAMES DOUGiIERTN Il
December n, 1886. deei7-diw
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~ Look out for the Golden Eagle. IFS
Main street three doors South of Market
tI,,,., aa
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THp enAaLn,s,, HonIDAY sose.
No. ms, maIn stroct, Dayton,

H.tt - .t ..-tLthj4
Poor FLORA MFLIMsAY had nothing to wearp
But m bet the cigars that If ScnwAH2 had been
such thing Of Miss FLORA would nothavc been
said t
For scnwAnz would have furnished her pants and
Not exactly The garb for maiden SO fair
But better. iar better even thu TO bo drest,
Than 70 go like Miss MORA withholding to
pid yeg eysrscq scnwAnzi--r YOU Dhainl" you
70 The dnc block not farrrom Market, on Main
Who're he sells hischoice goods 50 amazing low
That his customers say; HES GOT cHEAr oN
Frll often thc buyers say, Pray Mr. soHwAaz.
Ask more for your goods, they ne 80 wondronsiy
But In yain do they bog MIR. S. is too firm D..
fohe driven 10 take any more than his pricei
Pass his door when you may, yon will ne'or fall
4 5ig cTouf Of customers hurtyinf there,
Every one OF them anxious as an Nlous eau DO
TO purchasenfce yoods, and have something to
wear
They cutter the store, sometimes, rtggea and
But very few minutes transforms them com
They throw on those garments, all tnttered and
And emerge as R'lc gentlemen out on the street,
And tldies who turned up their noses quite high,
As these men sought the store in their ragged
array,
Greet their cgress with smiles, and loye-lighted
eye,
And in tones low and languishng whisper
gOod ddy" .0
Then hurry to sCuw ARzi Take your grcenbacks
Alongl
Dress yourselrlik q gentleman now while you
may ''
And youli thank us profoundly for writing this
sonk.
And graleiully sing it for many a day . Z .
ga f6r Toys, Fancy Goods, China Orld-
meHts and Christmas Presents, go to Huber
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eB- B-DOn't fail to attend the Fair at
clegg's Hall this evening.
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Z CIV Four hundred Government Over
coats, warranted nqwgand of excellent ma
terial, from ~ toS5, Just received, at the
Eagle Clothing Store. II. SCHwARz.
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John GolIgb.

rzg7 sleds. sleds, sleds at Huber 4 Sons
del7d7
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"THE PRAYER AT VALLEY FoRGE.r-The
most sublime and beautiful engraving now
published Sold only by subscription. q
Mr.. Cross is sole agent for Montgomery
County, and will make 1t a point to call on
al our citizens. BID
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eB~ For black cloth suit, custom made,
to tit well and at the right price, go to tie
Eagle Clothing Store, lis Main street
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-12-20

E5s-F. W. Meyer, Bookbindera and Blank
book Manufactures, northwest corner Of
Mainland Second streets. . lndaw
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IA" A good story is told of rustic youth
and a buXom country girl, who sat facing
each other at husling party. The youth.
smitten with the charms of the beautiful
maiden, only ventured sly look, and now
and then touching Patty's foot under the
table. The girl, determined to make the
youth express what he appeared so warmly
to feel, bore with these advances q little
while in silence, when she cried ont,
Look here. IL you love me, why don't yon
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-12-20

H-Hats and Caps very cheap, at Good
mans. I
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Yet cease your ire, ye angry stars Of heavenl
Wind rain and thunder remember earthly man, y
That Sternberger's is the place to get your
overcoats, suits and furnishing goods.
no2ld1w
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e5S- Go to Schwarz' !or bargains in fine
Ovcrcoats. lls Main street.
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BoY'sAND YoorH's CLOTHNG.--An eu-
tire new apartment---the best in the city
Just reeeiyed'by Lebopsbwgev d rSon, No.
los Main Street.
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E5Y-A lot of new Government Overcoats
mt 81 30. Iessncr e Brother. daw
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GooD BUTTER VS.. FoUL CELLARS. .--Cood
butter can't be made in foul cellars. Moth
ing receives faint more easily than but
ter Ii becomes infected readily by Of
fensive odors. Much sweeter, better but
ter is made In spring houses in cellars. De-
cayed cabbage, turuips, &c, in cellar do
not impart any virtues to butter, but de-
terioratc il badly. Good butter is one Of
the great luXuries of the table, and nothing
but scrupulous care and neatness will Sc
cure 1t. Early In the spring give the eel
lar thorough cleansing and scrubbing If
you please. Then whitewash it from TOP
to bottom a little lime scattered about
in heaps is also beneficial. Have an op-
portunity TO ventilate cool nights and
mornings. But be able to close il tight in
warm weather
Shnt in the cool air and give IL no chance
to escape. Then, ii you will seald your
pans, and crooks. and buckets with boiling
water daily, and use the proper skill and
care. you can make and pack butter that il
will be pleasure to eat-Rurdl World.
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u" sleds, sleds, slcds at Huber & Sons.
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LOOK IIERE.-Ifyou want nice business
suit well made Of all patterns and all wool,
for S25 90, go to Schwarz' lis Main street,
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t8-If you want books bound, such as
Magazines, Periodicals, Histories, &C., in
any style, plain and fancy, please call at my
Biudery, F.W. Meyer, corner Of Main and
Second streets. lmdaw
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csB- Look at those warm Overcoats friend
Schwarz is supplying the people with, at
81 90. Go and see them, and you'll find all
other goodsalso, in his mammoth establish-
-rInIlI In -rnrll,nrIi1l,
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E5S- Christmas and New Years are fast
approaching and when on your Rounds in
Dayton, Men and Boys, be sure and drop
in 70 seq freud Schwarz's enormous stock
of custohi-Inade Clothing. You'll find his
stock more tasty made up, by great deal
larger, and more especially his prices, that
will certainly induce buyers to purchase,
and be always satisfied. Don't forget
Schwarz, at the sign of the Golden Eagle,
ll8 Main street.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-01-18
PHRu.AIDEu.P1D COR lI lS.
lsON0bENCE.

WASHINGTON lloUsE,
PHILADELPHIA. Jan. ID. 1866.

Philadelphia, Jan. IL, 1856.
Prompted by curiosity ,engendered ~ the
the most satisfactory use Of the Patent
Enameled collar for sew raj years, and be
ing struck with the many tasteful and beau
ti(ul styles Of Ladies' Collars which have
become SO fashionable, We were recently led
to make some enquiries concerning the con
ception and history OF this important branch
Of manufactures. For tins purpose We call
ed on Messrs. W. f. 4 + ID Lockwood,
chief directors of the operations Of the
Lockwood Manufacturing Company, at 255
South Third street, who kindly furnished
US with the following history and dcscrip-
ton of the business since it has fallen un
der their management, and also showed us
through the immense and complete estab
lishmcnt where it is conducted. The orr
ginal inventor being dead Eve could not Oh
tain the history Of its first origin and are
therefore obliged to leave it TO the magma
ton Of the ra Ter.
Now allow me to show how they propose
to "Collar the world" First let us look at
the building AZ feet wide, lS6 feet deep, and
Eve stories high, beside two basement sto-
ries below the ground, making % ,655 square
feet Of surface. In addition thereto, the lot
extends bagk $50 feet to rear street as
vide n the street in front. Fronting on
this street is two story building used as a
dining room, connected by q covered pas
sage with the main building The second
story is used exclusively for a girls dinner
room, aud one half the first fioor as an In
trance do r FOR. operatives, and boys dinner
room. The other half is used as a cartway
for the reception and delivery Of goods.
In the first floor are numerous tables,
grooming beneath theiF load Of paper and
cloth combined. II being thoroughly As
sorted, before going to the ironing machine,
And hero is that machine Many thought,
manv an experiment, and hundreds Of dol
lars has it cost, but IL Is success II is the re
suit Of discoveries made In three different
machines now discarded, and will do more
work in two hours, and doit better than the
Old machine would in ten. II can iron, per
fectly, 10000 square inches Of surface in n
minute. Next We come to the cutting
snachine, and this is ingenuity and simple
ity combined. Its cutting capacity is Sc
great that it cuts, perfectly, 2O0,0OO collars
. day. Besides. in this room, you will
notice the main line of shafiing, pulleys,
&C.. (some 80 feet long, machine shop.
machine Tor cutting tags. and overhead, at
tached to the ceiling. tho three machines
that move the .etevatoss. Nov let Dc usd
thia machine to 60 10 the second story.
We have now followed the Collars into
this seecne story, and here they are finish
G. unless they arc to be printed in fancy
tplosss and patterns. Here the Collars
sGain 20 through mnst thorough assort-
Ing. and then 70 to the machines that do
~ imitation stitching, aud stamp The pat
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-01-18
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