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The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-11-24
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Washington Matters.

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gether thal surh biatnht hiSli projection
ISIS as Erinhru' ct Iowa nnd Hart, OF New
ork, nave nor hcrn rc-'lected but II Is
thar the fundamental Democratic doctrine
ni nee trade lli9 been; during the last trW
months, cordially embraced, aud Is now
earnestly advocated 10y many leading Re
publican mcm'"rN "I me fortleth CON
grtsS' ana by many l"'dmg kepuhll'ah
ne" SpaperF'
riE cnAsf PROGRAMME.
The friend. of Chief Iu-tic. Chase arc
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important News from Mexico.
SAY FRAxcIsco, November ~.

A letter from President Juarox TO the
Mexican Consul at this city, dated Chihua-
hua, October 10, says; Geueral Armada
lef Eparras 10 form a junction with Aueza,
and attack Durango, Which WE supposed
10 have been evacuated by tire French and
garrisoned by Mexican lmperlalists only,
Little resistance was expected.
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-11-24

A CARD.-i have beeu Informed that
some parties Interested in the matter have
told some of my customers that / had left
the city and was not In the shoe business
any more. ltake, therefore, this opportu-
nifty to inform my patrons, and the public
generally, that ] nm still at the old stand,
alive and kicking, aud ready at all times to
sell cheap, but substantial work, al manu-
faoturers' prices. which means, less than
any other house In the city Notwithstand-
ing the continual rush At my Store, am
still prepared, and always viii be. to sell
the best mafe custom work and Eastern
made boots and shoes at prices TO suit the
closest buyers. RemembeE therefore, S.
Goodmaus Boct and Shoe Store, no Main
street, 4@
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A surratt sensation
By catls to the New holk Herald

MADRID, SPAIS, November 81,
). HI. Surratt, the alleged accomplice IN
the murder Of President lincoln was dis
covered serving In the Papal service, under
the name OF John Watson.
lie was arrested upon demand OF Gen-
eral King, but afterward he ran the guard,
leaped over precipice, aud escaped into
Italian territory The Italian authorities
are ON the alert, aud endeayoring to recap
ture him. ...
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-11-24
state Temperance Convention.

State temperance Convention.
A State Temperance Convention has been
In session at Columbus during the present
week, and ia quite largely attended by
delegates from all parts Of the State. Judge
A. w. q. Carter, of Cincinnati ia President.
The resolutions presented to the Conyen-
tion look TO n prohibltory liquor law cN-
element Among them are the following
"Res0loed, That the traffic Ia intoxlcat-
ing liquors as II beverage lisa fraud is q
palpable violation Of the laws OF the State,
fruitful source of crime and pauperism,
loading the community with taxes and cor
rlpting its morals that II destroys many
valuable lives, and therefore ought TO be
suppressed by more stringent laws faith
fully executed
"Res0teed. That we re-aillrm the priAci-
pie OF total abstinence from all Intoxicating
liquors, whether native or imported, fer
mented or distilled, ~ the only safe and
true basis OF our reform, and condemn and
circumference the use of native wines In
families and social gatherings, a. surely
leading to habits of Intemperance.'
The convention adjourned on Wednesday
evening During the day, the following
resolution was offered, and finally adopted
by large majority
Resolved, Pilat we will support no mau
for office, who is not practically friend to
total abstinence.
Colonel r. Burr, from the Memorial Com
mittee, read a report in favor OF the follow
ing measures
|. The enactment of law at the next
session Of the Ohio Legislature, prohibiting
entirely the sale Of Intoxicating liquors
within the state, except for medicinal and
mechanical purposes, and providing that
sales for these purposes shall be made only
by persons under bonds of at least one
thousand dollars not 10 violate such law.
2, The enactment of a law providing for
the establishment, within this State, of an
asylum for inebriates
3. That the Executive Committee be re-
qnested TO prepare aud distribute through
out the state suitable forms Of petitions for
the signatures OF the people, and to use the
most efficient means To secure the passage
OF said laws by the Legislature.
The report was adopted unanimously.
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-11-24

CRsAF REDucTIoS.--As We are deter
mined 70 reduce our enormous stock of
winte, clothing, especially IN overcoats,
therefore we offer the greatest induce
msnts to buyers ever offered In this city .
We win sell without regard to price or
cost Come and convince yourselves Re
spectfnlly, Iseasner 4 Brother. daw
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GS- Look at those warm oyeFeoats friend
sehwarz b supplying the people with, SG
- 90, Go and see them, and youn fnd alI
other goodsalso, la his mammoth sstablish-
ment, In proportion.
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The IccnialiS.

A washington special says "Fenianism
Aplrars to be rcyivlng Ia Washington.
being held ia public aud IN private, Visited
hv many of the brotherhood. Taken to-
.ci lwr with The assurances oi-those who
pretend TO know the nature and extent vt
the present movement, these indications
would seem 10 porteud early and vigorous
action IN some direction
ihc Philadelphia Inquirer says that the
FenlRns have the tate Of O'Ncil aud McMa-
hon IN their own hrnds. lf stephens should
raise the banner OF reyslutiOr in Ireland,
or II tto Rubrlt> Fiction should invade Can
adI nothing, says this journal, could save
tbr candemnod Fenian- in Canada.
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-11-24

CIV Four hundred Government Oyer-
coats, warranted new and of excellent ma
teriai, from "a TO S6, Just received, at the
Eagle Clothing Store. Ii. SOHwARl.
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THE DEorINE IN GoLD.--The Philadel-
phia bsdger has the following theory of the
cause of the decline IN prices. II says
A few days since, under thc head of
"MCat and Bread" we spoke of the fall In
price of those essential articles. aud we
now notice Il decline In sugar sud some
other commodities, including dry goods
which are going down with a run. la fact
there Il a regular breakdown in the New
York dry goods market, In addition to
this gold Is tending downward, and all the
indications point TO collapse more or
less gradual, of the present imitation. Two
causes seem to be operating TO depress
gold. One l. the steady accumulation Of
coin in the Treasury-vaults, which renders
resumption of specie payments at an
early day not impTacticable. IL IL estl-
mated that at the present rate of accumu-
lstion there viii he ON hand long before
the close Of next year an amount Of specie
sufficient TO warrant commencement Of
the work Of redemption Of the currency
SCANDAL AND THEfT.-The Cincinnati
Commercial furnishes the following incl
dent In metropolitan life;
There recently occurred Ia this city an
affair that has created no little scandal
among the acquaiutances of tyo highly re-
spectacle and quite wealthy families. One
Of these families has a scapegrace son, it
seems, who has been paying very close at
tentiohs 10 anot over judlcious daughter Of
the other family, somewhere on Sixth
street. The daughter had beautiful watch,
worth $500, which disappeared on tue tenth
instant which fact was soon noticed by the
parents who questioned their daughter and
induced hersto tell the truth-that her lover
had taken 1t from her--stolen il frOm her Ia
fact. Determined 10 recover the watch, II
possible, the girls father put the matter In
the hands of Independent detectives Ruifln,
Colcher and Mitchell, who found 1t at a
ed.
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-11-24

TrrooEArnIcAL UNION, No. 81 Regular
meeting thi' Saturday evening at seven
o'clock, in Sherif's otIicc. Every member
viii please be prompt.
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Eueal Aatiees.

LuNcH,-J. Wagner, OF the Atlanta
House. will ofier tomorrow, alton O'Clock,
the finest Lunch given this SEASON.. II viii
comprise Turkey Roast Fried Fish Turtle
Soup, POt-pie etc, etc. which viii DE
served up Ia the best style.
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-11-24

s$-The most popular Clothing House IL
Day ton is the Eagle Clothing Store.
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-11-24

GIEAr INDUCEMENTS are Offered 10 the
gle Clothing Store, lls Mainstre
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-11-24

t8-A lot of new Government oyercoAts
at 81 30. Le,suer y Brother, dAw
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BEsT's sFILTERs-PRCE REDUcED.--mor-
der 20 accommodate all classes who desire
to have pure drinking water thIs warm
weather, b. Best would announce that be-
has reduced the price OF his superior Filters
20 Sl5. This VIM place them In the reach
of all, and no family should, be without
one. jyl2dtf
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FIVE enthusiastically Over Coats foi
81 90 nt the Eagle Clothing Store, us Main
treet Sign Golden Eagle

FINE Fms AND RoREs AZ ArcuoS.-We
viii offer at public sale, at our rooms, No.
Sl3 Third street, a fine assortment OF gents
aud ladies' turs, robes, Sc. On Tuesday,
November 27. Onr flrs viii be open for
examination on Saturday of this week
Christopher q Spielman, Aurtioneers.
nn11tf
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Tho Last Itnilroad Slaughter.

BUFFALO, NOVVmbeP ~.
A ,hr facts connected with the late
.hoodl tragedy sn the Buffalo and Eric
Railroad come to light, they exhibit care
lessncss 81 criminal and incXcusable rs to
make ones blood boil in reading of It, A
gang OF Workmcn, under II "boss," Ma
honey, were repairing the track, and had
tnrit ,ip two rails. With singular stupidity,
t1irN hNd failed tn measure the new oue-,
-n rs to have them the proper length and
when HE old ones were torn up, the new
rail. wouhl not tit. The train, behind
time, wa moving toward the broken track
at the rat of forty milc$au hour the pas
Sengrrs tile dreaming Of the danger 50
near at hand. The workmcn, In tinkering
with th rails, let precious moments be
wasted, rl at the last minute. Mahoney
sent 2 msu 10 signal the train by waving
his hai n it. Three hundred yards away
be- mci It. tlan; but II was too late. The
eoIchc \ IN their cargo of human beings,
we're nol 'hnttered to splintcrs, while dead
and man ed men, women aud children
lay hleet * among the ruins. Mahoney
has hprn rpated
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-11-24

CB-HAts aud Caps very sheaR. at Good
man's.
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-11-24

ty-Womens Kid Shoes at Goohnan's 1t
cvcntv-hve cents.
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.sS-R you want books bound. Nlch US
Magazines, Periodicals, Histories, &c.. in
any style, plain and fancy, please call at my
Bindery. r. W. Meyer. corner .of Main and
Second streets. "A. s..,... lmdaw
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-11-24

SPLENDID Ts.--lebensburger 4
son, No lOs Main street, have Just received
he moW splendid lotof overcoats ia the
oityswhch they are oileringat very low
y"res. Call and see them. itdGw
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There Is not citizen of Dayton or Mont
gomcry' County who Il not Interested In
hovinga cheap hut substantial article Of
boots and shoes. These are ueccssity,
aud 10 supply thc demand, no citizen can
dn better than 10 go TO VIM. Kehm q Bro.
No. ~ Jefferson street, nearly opposite tho
Market House, where boots and shoes
warranted, andat low rates can hc obtained
Also nice stock OF hats aud caps of the
latest styles. no2td2wl
Esg- Feed Is selling at the Ludlow iIomi-
ny Mills, foot OF Ludlow stret, cheaper
than any other place in the city. Go there
I no2id2w ARNoLp a SnsrI.
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-11-24

GErrNvnLE Ncssrs. kiuAcr
Il McKcnny have disposed Of this paper 90
Mr.. Charles Roland. who las assumed It's
7diloial control THO p'rocrpf haa VI.
,.uys bccn fithhu laa 9ou 5tcnt o1yo-
cnt7 Of tho poagnvossnd rrl0cipler of ibe
hom 'criie parity a.'' tra c"rid'ne q
viii lose noDhibl ~ isot 't usel'i-
ns.s under the management ~ it- present
.iitar The Democracy of Bsrle soUnty
should giveit liberal support.
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Yet cease yOnrlre, ye angry stars Of heaven
Wind, rain and nnnder remember, earthly man,
That Stcrnberger's is the place to get Your
overcoats, suitsand furnishing goods.
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-11-24

There viii be scryiec tomorrow morn
ing and c,roing ia the above named Hall
1T tie usual heurA, lUt, \. NJ, aud + NJ.
subject ior c,enmg--DAvp's EAMfNrA-
rtoN uvEl rnE nEAtir OF \nsAlOM. 2Sam.
1881.
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oN'sANp Y0urH'a CLorHtSu .--- An EN-
tire new apartment the best la the rity--
just received by l.ehensbuger Son. No.
los Main street.
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-11-24

lIonpAYs' FAm--.Thr ladlesol 81. Johns
Lutheran Church haye decided 10 hold {
Fair, between Christmas and New Year, al
Clege's Hall for the benefit Of the congre-
cation, From The preparations now II
progress, it promises 10 be one OF the mos
pleasant and attractive events OF the holi
day eOson. We shall rccur to II again.
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G8-f. w. Meyer loolhndcraud Blank
book Manufacturer. northwest corner OF
llniuaud Second Streets imdaW
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3utnnft. Sbre 6riumpbe uno5 GrfOtse finn
@intassblumen Die beute eeuOmrnen weroen,
aber m,orsen fterben. Sic &initler uno 9oe>
ten tbeilen Ouiielbe S6idial, in ber eiuen Wt-
mute iino ie fir baS Publitum 6albsStter, uno
in Der anbern tperoen ie sdnsli6 perselien.
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bame DorbinpS @eiang bermaBen bingerti1en
tporben, Dab man ite serne I'M Sriumpb berums
getragen bdtte. Selbit bic Neioil6iteu piiroen
BON bieiem @eflbl beHeoridt 70 LANCE BET 3au>
Der Der Sine pdbrte aber als man mad Der
DrObe pieber auf Die Strabe fam, Ie9te f6
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be erpa6te Der 9leib pieber; ct tuuroe I'M 10
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ote Samatea @reueI. Ser 8ert6t
bes BON Der enslii6en &esieruns mad Samuicu
4eIanbten 1nteriu6unsScpmites tpurbe enbli1
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Sbeilen, tpoppn oer etne bas 1ebr umfan9rethe
Matertal, 3eugenauSia9et II. . h., ter dn6ere
BAG 8eiultat Der unteriu6ung entbdlt. 9ie
@ommiIIion bei6reibt baril1 ben l1ripruug uno
Nusbrud Der l1nruben, bic gu ibrer unterorifs
ung ersriffenen Wabre9eln, iUtpte bas @erfabe
rem Der babel betbetlieten 8erlpnef; lie faBt bic
greebni1e in fclgenben Sdben suiammen :
l. Die l1nraben in St. Thomas inztbe=Gaft bat
ten iGren unmtttelburen l1rlprung in etnem pIan-
mdbtaen Wioeritano seeen bic geiebli3e gus
tpritGt. II. 9ie llriader, pel6e gu benz gnt>
Idlub, iul9en Wioerfano gu Ieiiten, fibrten,
wuren oeri6ieoerer Nrt: y Elm peientltdes
3iel Der &ubetOruns pur bic g~rlansuus BON
rentenfreien Qdnoereten; p Elm t~peiterer Mntrieb
CUR @eiesperlebuns entiprans aus benz allgez
mein BON Der orbeienOen &lafe gebesten Mibs
trauen se9en bic Gerihte, Dor tpelde bic meiften,
ibre Sntereden berilbreuoen Streitt9teiten CUR
Nburtbeiluns sebra6t puroen ; 3 cine Mn3abl
paro s~etrieben pcn @efablen beg 9a7es gesen
polittide uut periGnltde @e9ner, uuo nt6t nee
nise bpften lire 3pede bur& ben SOB pber bic
Mustreibung Ger peiben SnIelbeoTIterung .su
errei6en. III ObsIei9 Der urIprinsli6e 8lan
gum nmitur3 Der beitebenoen 9lutoritdt f,6 auf
eiuen tleinen abeil bes &ir6ipiels ct. S6onas
in=tbezGait beidrdntte, 70 psrbreitete lt6 bod
Die 8etpeguns, einmal aussebrO4en, nit uuBerz
proentlider SdneQiateit lber Elm mettes Sebtet,
uro 70 stOB mar bic Aufreguna in unoeren
S9eilen Ger Smell, ouB, nenn bic Nuftdnbiihen
einen mebr uls oOruber9ebenben Grfolg erlan9t
bdtten, ibre idliebIife l1eberlpinoung bon etnem
nod piel sr6beren @erlult BON 2eben unO Sig
ent9um besleitet geneien ipdre. Nv. Sem
@puoerneur Gpre gebibrt Sob fit bic @ei9id=
li6teit, 3ai4beit uno Gnerete, bic er in ben
frlberen Stabien Der Gmp6rung bepies: @i9enz
idaften, beren 8epdbrung ibr ldleuniae
9dmpfuns srcBentbeiGs 5u3ui6reiben lit. V.
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i9einen uns prOmt uno 5tpedentipredeno gene
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ipel9e 2eben uno @igentbum sue Genise lidern,
6eraubt. VII. 9ie auferIesten Strufen tparen
GbermdBig T. Die Sooesltrafe WurOe unnDtbiS
oft uerbdnst ; p baS 8eitiden mar unbarms
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bic GiuGi6ern BON 1000 9duier mar ungere6tz
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NermiTOtes.

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~nterbautt btete hermit 3ur igaGrt&t, 6ae Str In SO. SO
Gsafsrn NSenre Elm beutftss alebl- unb Jutterssi&aft ct.
Stfnei baben. 50 mtss unier t5Gtees B.areben Irsn. unfre
&unben tn is6trt GaIe s~ufrttben 81 feuen. +t3 tpf -
Itesl unb Tutter tn iebsr ~ttlifttsen Quantitdt tuerbtn
rpns ~tetcntere Rotten ~8el!efsrt. @ep. &rans;r .-
i Gun19-3rnt, INC = .lftt & reb u ranbnH
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6~frrenfIeiner z0ahen,

@eft Yratt Ctr. SO. 358 uno $685..
Bremen ses6rtea Greunbeu unb BEN Pu6tituu1 MADE
ID 5ierrnit Bic aujeiOe, baB i'd bus iSca felt Sa9ren an
bieIen glase etablirte @ei4Sft Thermometer babe unb Be-
fGnbiS elm rei@baItises Eager BON i&Snen, feGb Searbets
teten SerrentIeibern neuefer Ga9cu 3u ben ~biIiSfen 9reiz
len orrrGt6is 6alteu unb aud iclGe ouf 8efeIung anFer=
tisen merbe. -HStUfe fir 0aSde uub Soien8euse in alien
Sorteu un6 tu alien @reiien.
Gerner cine anStpabl 0eoenf9irute, GtSde &C., iowis
aIe in biefes SAD etai9Iasenbel NrtiteI.
E SIe 8efeIunsen uerbea prompt, biGig unb in
ttr3eFer 0rift auSeferti8t.
=. &. Raifer.
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SDn Der bsftn NuaIttdt $3.50, $1.75, $40
SutterIeber, WlUrpeeH, 8atsnt-2eber, Drifting fig S4ua'
utter, 2aftne, 8orben, ~@tn|os unb &bIbeTtnotnSs
Az ben btltSRtn Dretfen. .
GpreGt sci uns npr, ete Str pr anberS fault.
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