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The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-01-16
ItW ADVERTISEMENTS.
GOOD FARM FOR SALE.

ONE or THE BEST FARMS In MONT
GQMERf COUNTY, VIII be offered al PUBLIC
SALE
On WEDEESDAY, January 81, 1885.
on the premises now belonging 20 Rev. John
Adam Leis.
Said farm is situate In Miami Township, Sys
miles east of Miamisburg, on the Centerylle Turn
pike; contains l6O acres, 100 acres under q good
state OF cultivation; 90 acres OF good timber land
and has on IL large frame dwelling and tenant
houses, andla large new bank barn; three tobacco
sheds cOrn-houee, with good threshIng floor, and
other out-buildings; never failing springs in the
cellars OF the houses and, in fact the whole farm
Is well supplied with water.
Also fruit OF every description.
II tho entire farm will not receive an acceptable
bid, then II will he offered in several tracts Title
warranted clear OF all claims
TBRMS-One- third cash, March l. 1855, and the
residue in reasonable payments. VI
Sale TO commence at IL O'Clock on said day.
COL GEO. KEIsRR, Auctionoer janib-dwtS
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-01-16

A meeting was held at Chattanooga last
Wednesday night in favor ofthe early COM
pIetion of the projected railroad 10 Cincin-
natl In the course of the proceedings il
was stated that the farmers and non-resi-
dent land-holders In Dry Valley were all
willing to subscribe one-third, or even one
half their lands toward building the road.
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-01-16
5elr Advertisements.

lHE DAYTON & WESTERN TURN
PIKE ROAD COMPANY;-Annual report Of Re
ceipts and Expenditures for the year 1855
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-01-16
8larried.

.CUPPY On Sunday, the 14th inst by Rev ID.
Steck, Mr. HENRY UUPPY and SARAH ANN
CUPPf, both of Montgomery Comfy, t.r..
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-01-16

The steamer Trenton with 1000 bales cot
ton was burned on the Washita River last
Wednesday. The passengers and crew
were saved. Cargo Insured,
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-01-16
Dissolution.

il INSURANCE POLICIES II BLANKS
Neatly printed at the EMPIRE ID
iI .n Steam job Room
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-01-16
Spffiai aIUtifes.
PRU RICO LOTTO.
THE GREAT REMEDY FOR ITCH

just received by Abba Zellor, No. n Main street.
the above great remedy for the euro Of Itch in all
its forms. II does not soil the clothes and can I've
used with safety In all kinds OF weather and under
all circumstances as II contains Mercury. IL
will cure all forms OF itch, Ring Worm, Pimples
on the face sc. It is liquid, free from offensive
SMELL aud the greasy qualities Of ointment avoided
Pric6 80 cents jani2tf
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-01-16

w / IN u Q w 3 H A - Z =
OF ALL KINDS;
Window Hollands, ofall Colors Window Shade
Fixtures and Trimmings, Gilt Cornices, Gilt
Curtain Bands, Gilt Curtain Pins,
Swiss Drapery Muslins, Best
Damask Table Linens,
Medium quality Table Linens, Best quality Irish
shirting Linens, Fine Damask Towels, Fine
HuehOrback Towels Napkins Doylies, III
dies, Table and Piano Covers, Carpet
Warp, all colors, Carpet Lining
A large stock Of
WALL PAPERS, urlt
PAPER HANGINGS,
WINDOW PAPERS,
FIRE BOARD PRINTS,
COUNTERPANES,
PICTURE CORD,
PICTURE LOOPS,
PICTURE NAILS,
DRAPERY CORDS,
DRAPERY LOOPS,
DRUGGErING
Carpets Made a',d Put DOsom.
Window Shades and Cornices put up, and orders
for other work executed at short notice. Hn.
dec10-1yd
tHy ANVc HIH ....
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-01-16

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Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1866-08-03
The New Gable.

1t will be seen that the fifth attempt to
lay the Atlantic Cable has been successful.
Mr.. Fields says that the shore end on this
side was laid the 9th ult. at o'clock. 4.
NJ. Since then important news has been
received from Europe by its agency. Won
dcriul rs it is, and passing strange as it
may appear to all, even the most sanguinc
and hopeful, news published in the Lon
don Times of Friday the 9th was publish
ed in the Roston Dailies on Monday the
Both, Is not such a feat more marvellous
than the announcement would be that the
experiment to navigate the air had been
brought to a successful issue! The broad
Atlantic with its turbslcnt seas and terri
bic storms. has been successfully bridgsd
over, with tell-tale cable 5000 miles il
length, so that the daily current news Of
Europe will be spread before American
readers the day succeeding its publication
in London. Not only has the cable been
successfully laid, bet the bed of the Atlaz-
tic has been mapped out and explored so
thoroughly that its geography, in the line
of the cable is as well defined as any por-
ton Of the wilds of Maine. Here. are the
mountains or highlands. alternated with
vallIes. and there. the broad plateau of in
tervale. Twrntr-iive years ago, to many,
the ocean WAS considered bottomless pit.
whose deep foundations none could faith
ON. To-day it has been sounded and wiz.
cd
But the lesson 70 be learned by the sue
cess Of this great experiment, is, that per-
severance and skill will overcome all OBJ
stacleS. The command of God ITO subdue
the earth and to have dominion over the
! fish ofthe sea, ana over the fowl of the
air, and over every living thing that NOV
eth upon the face of the earth, is bein.
fulfilled and Illustrated to an extent most
wonderful to behold. Mans capacity, at
tended with the blessing OF Providence. i.
equal TO the accomplishment OF the most
difficult tasks. The Earth i to be subducd
by man, and the heavens above Us are yet
to be the theatre of greater discoveries.
We see it stated that this is the fifth eX-
pertinent with laying 4 submarine cable.
two having been tried in 1S57. one in ISIS.
and pnc last year. We have none of the
particulars at hand for 4 description of
these first efforts.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1866-08-03
Experience VS. II1experience.

Ordinarily business rten do net chang,
cXpericncedagcnt@ for those OF incxperielc
! ship owners never think of tarning ont {
ship master that has shown ability, energy
and great industry, coupled with larsc cx-
pericncc, for new and untricd man. Is
peeially is this the case when some inpor.
tant voyage is to he made, some new aut
untricl enterprise is 70 be entered upon, re.
quirng the greatest skill and experience ii
the Captain. At saeli times prudent men
don't care to trust their interests to inexpe
renced hands. Is with the shipmastcr ST
it is with all other classes Of business men
The merchant keeps faithful and eompc-
tent clerk in his employ as long as he can,
The farmers and builders employ
the most experienced men to assist hem III
their several callngs. So all through the
varied and multiplied callings of people.
Herein lies safety and success.
When we wanted u United States SEMI
tor two years ago, we did hot take any one
Of the many men in the State who desired
the place, men of ability though they were.
but with 4 wise thoughtfulnesS for the best
interests of the country, thea as now III
pcliiled by foes within and without. the
state in its wisdom selected the Hon. ". L.
Fessenden. not because he wanted thr po-
sition. but because the state and nation
needed Linn and his experience and atili-
ty. The interests of an imperi}led country
had stronger claims than any individual
interests. and those interests commanded
attention and were obeYed.
In the great crisis now upon the country.
calling for the exercise Of ripe statcman-
slip and tired PATRIOTISM. when The fruits
Of the great rebellion are to be harvested
securing to the nation liberty and union:
or else the tolls and blo0dshcd of 30 many
thousands shall all come to naught-il this
great contest committed 10 the voters Of
this Union and the action of is Congress.
it viii be Wi:c if We return all the old MEM
beers who have been true to principle. have
large experience and capacity. and who
can be induced 10 enter the Halls OF Cor
'sress again. Tbs policy i being carried
out ali Oyer Inc free States The oldest
and ablest memher, are being rcaoiainaed
vita great unaaialitY aad the next Con-
4rezs VIII be a drI5 irate. ii the present ono.
New aspirants must bitle their time and
wait for 4 less stormy condition Of the
country. They can afford to wait, the
country cannot. So, fellow citizens, in
orr estimation tld matter of Who shall be
selected to represent rs N the mex, Con-
gress, should be decided upon correct bus
ine~s principles.
Ne neve the same interest in its settle
meut tliat any either iizea has, no more.
10 les.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1866-08-03
The Union Republican Caucns N

The Union Republican Caucus to
elect delegates to tho Congressional con-
renction at Ellsworth. was held in this city
on Saturday evening The attendance was
quite large, and the following delegates
were elected they are in favour of the re-
nomination of Hon. +. A. Pike S. G..
l hurlow, w. Q. Poor n. NJ. Mathews,
e. b. Ferguson, II, II. Carter, A. ID.
Bean. G. ID. McCrilis,. The vote stood
202 to 1856.
--Messrs Leath & Gore manufacture
a soap very highly approved for all pur-
poses of house-clcaniug; an arirc that
will remove all impurities from painted
surfaces without degrading their tone of
color. For sale by 5. W. Perkins.
-Lumhermen and Farmers. il YOU
would prevent allil effects from drinking
too much cold water in hot weather add TO
1t a little of Blood's Rheumatic Compound,
it will warm the stomach and prevent Diar-
rheira and Dysentery.
The only cathartic that will relieve
the bowels. cleanse the blood. aud renovatc
the system cilcctually, without causing
gripping pains in the bowels, is Parsons
Purgative Pills.
The Hair Rcstorcr that gives the best
satisfaction is Pestachinc. Used aud sold
everywhere.
Cholera, Dysntcry. Coughs. Colds. and
Fever and Aguc, are quickly cured by \.
merican Life Drops,
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1866-08-03

RAILING ACCUsATIoSs.-The journal
this week has many serious charges pre-
ferrei against us. 1t has hunted over our
files to find something that we have said.
that we should not have said. Let us dis
pose of these few sample eases: =
The ouly case where names are called,
is that of MeSsrs. Wi>well 4 Deane. This
was written by one OF the Journals spon-
sors. put into the paper against our objee-
ton and wishes. and contrary to our judy
mcHt. We have regretted it ever since,
whether the fact therein stated was true or
otherwise. 1t cost lie the friendship Of on =
that We priced highly; and We have pro
lsIred 10 bear the blame Of The authorship,
rather than to reveal the name OF tLe wri-
ter.
No. 2. l. that We reflected ON the moral
character OF Il legal gentleman Vi TIL.
village.
aid not say thin. about moral character.
3D. We said not Il word of the Editor II
the Farmer.
We have written some things in our elev-
en- years Of editorial labor. that we wish
now had not been written. and No doaht
we shall fail hereafter. but il the Journal
Editor doe. not weep bitter sears for things
already said in his brief Editorial career,
then We shall think him not an HONEST man,
+ THE GREAT AMERICAN TIAyEILRG.-The
Great American Traveller, Daniel Pratt.
called on Us to- day. He i. full of enshssi-
SIN, and o, faith that he has at last found
the solution Of all olr national troubles.
I The grand .olstion is ~ be fsund in Re
construction of tke Head u the Govern
meut." says this great thinker. He assures
rs thas the Wig gave linn the cold Shout
der because he was the means Of driving
the Poet Maddox from that city. General
Pratt will visit Mt. Desert Island next eek.
! No doubt the sojourners on the Island
will welcome the General with enthusiasm.
/ He will be an acquisition that will be ap
preciatcd. He is willing TO leave his claims
to the Presidency 10 the people. He ignores
all conventions and especially the Phila-
dclphia one. As an original thinker he can
not be matched, as traveller, no one pre-
tends to compete with Kim. lie came from
Bangor to this place at The rate of forty
miles in fifty hours aud composed while
resting by the wayside, an original essay
on the science of government, which die
great Websterif alive eoald not fully ILL.,
derstand. He represents all the arts and
Sciences and much else. He says Professor
Fowler pronounced his head an original
one.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1866-08-03
NEW YORK. .Iuly 3lSt.

NEW pitk' July DIST
The Herald has the following special de-
spatch over the cable.
Qucen's Hotel, London, July %.
An armiStiees of fonr weeks from yes
tcrday. has hcen signed hy Prussia, Anstra
Bavaria and the other German States.
The propositions embrace lasting peace
over the whole continent Of Europe.
The Tribune's special over the cable,
dated Friday night, reads az follows:
Lord Stanley said the Cabinet were
anxious to remove any irritation arising
out of the eases connected with the war
between the North and the South.
If the claims We're presented by the
Anne rlcan Cabinet the English Government
intended TO issue a Royal Commission to
inquire into the neutrality laws, and if
possible revise them.
Another despatch to The Tribune dated
July oath, says:
Barring Brothers announce that large
remittan0es are on their way to pay the
dividends on the Mexican bonds
tonsrls for money IS Is IS Ii.
Their has been no alteration in the bank
rates for week.
AsrEr BAY, July 80.
The Superintendent of the Newfound.
land line arrived here at 9 o'clock thi,
morning. with message from the Queen
OF the United States.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1866-08-03
Complimentary Notices.

The journal publishes some fatterinr
notices of the American OF Gen. Caldwell.
We have no objection 10 this at all, and
have nothing to take back. We hope some
day 70 have the privilege of adding TO
those already given. We will add as fur
thcr evidence Of our good feelings towards
that gentleman that We went 90 Portland
at one time hoping to see him made Col OF
the 9th Maine and at the time tol. knowlc.
was elected to that position. bat We found
that orr efforts could ayailnothia@ against
the Bangor influence backed up by GOV.
Wa>hhurn and his Council.
Now all we have 10 say aeains; this
most serious chare, is. that We thought il
most singular reoiproeation of f;lyors.
for the Gen. to take strong ground again It
our~clt last year. when we we're caulf-
date for Collector, aad lie not resident Of
the county, and Chen cone into tie county
and ally himself with oar Bitterest eHeiaies.
We don't question the right. but we do
question the good judgment of politician
seeking political position, to ally himself
With any wing Of i party. situated - We
were, and especially to ally himself with
few men whom it was patent TO all mist
soon 20 under.
Now iftlic Journal Editor has not sur
rendered his columns entirely TO EX-iiar-
son Bcleher. We will thaul. lin 10 hlut ey-
erour columns and selec, ali the favorable
notices that We, in the goodness Of our
heart have bestowed apon lin. Nc Will
add some brief comments, and thtn Will
djSni>, the personal part Of Ills coAUoyer-
". for fhn l.l.l-L.rt n.lfainlt.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1866-08-03
Success of the Atlantic
Cable.
Diary Of the Trip.
Union Of the Old TT orld
and the New.
LATEST FROM EUROPE.
The Var Ended =!
'f
News from London Of Friday
Last, the 9th.
HEARTS CONTENT. July %


The steamship Great Eastern left Sheer
ness on Saturday noon, june Both, and
arrived at Beerhaven Thursday morning.
Jnly 9Th, and there received die balance OF
her coal and provisions.
The other steamers accompanying tele-
graphic fleet joined the Great Eastern at
Beerhaven as follows: William Carey and
Terrible on Friday the 9th. the Albany ON
the 9TH. and the Midway on Tuesday the
10Th.
Saturday, July 9TH. the end OF the Irish
shore cable was landed from the VIVA Carey,
and at 2:30 next morning the laying was
successfully completed aud the cad buried
inca fathoms-lat. 5i1 ca, long. lI1
06- distance from the telegraph house at
Valentia i7i--a miles and o9l-2 miles OF
cable paid ont.
On Wednesday. llth inst Her maicStys'
shin Raccoon arrived at Beerhaven 10 rem
der all the assistance i'll her power.
On Thursday. l3th. the Great Eastern
Medwav, Albany, Terrible and Raccoon.
sailed from Beerhayen
Religious services We're held ut BeeriIaven
land prayers off eed for the successful lay
NJ OF / he cable.
On Friday, 18th. the shore end was con
nected to the main cable and the Great
Eastern. and al 2:lB p NJ. the teiegraphic
feet started for NcG Icnn9tand ard the
RaccoeH started to aleHtia. The tele-
cranh feet sailed in the following order
Terrible ahead OF the Great Eastern, on
tbc starbord til &c Midway un the port and
the port Albany on the stanford quarter.
Weather thick and foggy with heavy rain.
Tho signals threw the cable on board
the Great Eastern and 10 the telegraph
house at Nalen;ia. 1I0l nautical miles. per-
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1866-08-03
NEW PUBLICATIONS.

Yug EtUcrrC for Angus; is cool nrlm-
her. The selection, from the ynei,h
/ QaarteiI.~ and y l.aliI., ar-ai8af. iali-
! ciouely made. cyilcueiuz good t.>te aad I.
.lo" ledge ot;ae Wvats u The American
mind.
-lIarp.r'. MAGAZINE Tor August has
+ the usual number oli.ia>trl;cd articles. anl
the usual amount of readable and valuable
matter suitable Tor all tastes. llarncr +
always readable, and those Who have been
The longest time familiar viii il page.
prize it thc highest.
/ EVERY SATURDAY. No. 81 fer Aueuss
has been received. 1t abpunds a. usual
with eioire and elegant literature. judi
ei9nsly selected from The best English Mas-
a@ine. We heartily commend /; to oar
readers rs richly worth its subscription
price 500 per amman. Tckuor ( Ii ID
/ Publishers. BustOn.
! We have received the July aud Aug
ust numbers Of Madam Dcmore-t., MONTH
y Magazine and Mirror of Fashion. TIN,
work Is intended to combine the interest
ing the artistic and the attractive. Ii has
original stories. new and valuable mu~c
reliable fashion plates, plans for model
cottages, and a large amount Of reading
matter. which must be especially Interest,"
ing TO the ladies.
Price $500 per. annun. Address Jca-
nings Demorest, l73 broadway. New ! 6rh
THE ATLANTIC MoNrHIY.-Thc August
number Of this popular Monthly is reeeiY-
ed. We have had no time to read it. The
following articles make up the table ofcoH-
tents:-
How my new acquaintances spin ;
What did She see with; The Miner: Physi-
cal History of the Valley of the AmazonS,
second paper; \ Maniac's confession; The
Great Doctor; My farm. fable; Passage,
from Ilawthorn's Note Books; The CHM
ney corner for 1896; Griffith Gaunt or
Jealousy; London forty years ago; A year
in Moneana; Reviews and Literary no.
tees &c.
fAA ia 4IAlN Ia ~ s. ne ildUiIfdI eth
tor Of The journal is busying himself With
the navigation laws. He has discovered
he say. that the new Tonnage laws cut down
vessels about forty per cent, and says he
doe, not learn that Mr.. Pike opposed it
Are we to infer from th, that he thinks it
best for ship owners to have the tonnage
OF vessels enlarged: How about the tom
mage tax? Does he think vessel owners
would like to pay the larger tonnage tax
and larger port charges consequent upon
increased tonnage;
The nonsense about Mr.. Pixies ignorance
Of navigation laws Is hardly worth pub
fishing. II he knows anything, he knows
about shipping, he having been vessel
owner from childhood.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1866-08-03
upon yourself the office of spy, let me

upon yourself the Office of spy, let me
know it,
Il beg your pardon | answered with
drawing from his arm walked over to
the H--Oilce to meet YOU, aud saw you
walk off in hisdircction. had no partic-
MAR object in following you, aud perhaps
ought not to have done it.
spoke to hastily he said almost Inu
mediately. Forget it. Richard. 1o-
bounced upon me SO unexpectedly you
gave mc.a nervous shock -irtitated my
combativeness, suppose. thought OF
course You had returned to the hotel' ana
feeling too restless to 80 back to my little
bedroom, there, determined to Try the Ell
feet of Il ride across the river. The brace
ing air has toned me up. ! believe can
go back and sleep'-aifrriHg his arm again,
and we slowly retraced cur steps to the
Metropolitan,
will not pain the heart Of my reader
by forcing him to be one of the mournlul
procession which followed Henry Moreland
to his untimclv grave. At two O'Clock OF
Tuesday, all was over. The victim was
hidden away from the face Of the earth
smiling. as il asleep, dreaming Of his Flea
nor, he was consigned to that darkness
from whence he should never awaken and
find her while the one who had brought
him low walked abroad under the sunlight
of heaven, To give that guilty creature
no peace was the purpose Of MY heart
James resolved TO return to BlaHkyille,
by the five o'clock train. He locked sick
and said he felt so--that the last trying
scene had used him up; aud then his I'M
Gle would surely want one OF us, to assist
him at home. To this | asscHred. intend
ing myself to stayin the city a day or two,
until Mr.. Burton was prepared to so out
to Blankyille with me.
TO BE CONTINUED.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1866-08-03
WORKS OF NATURE-rna state of health

WORKS OF NATURE Ina state of health
the intestinal canal may be compared to river
whose water. flow over the adjoining land, through
the channels nature art has made, and improve
then qualities; so long as 1t runs smoothly the
channels are kep, pare and healthy; if the course
OF tie liver is stopped thn the waer in the canals
Is no longer pure, but soon becomes stagnan There
j. but one lax Of circulation in nature. When there
is superabunlance of Immortal fluid in the intes-
final tubes and costumes takes place. it flows tack
INTO the blood YES els, ard nltaes itself into the
sfcuttion. establish the free course of the river
we must the obstacles which stop its course,
and those Of it. tributary streams. With the body,
follow the slime natural prineple-remoye the obs
stluctions from the bowels with BRANDRElHS
PILLS which never injure, but always edectuai
for The perfect cleansing Of the system from foulness
or d sease, Remember, never suffer drop OF blood
10 bc taken IRON you. Eyacuate the humors as often
and As long as they are detanged or rs long you
are sick.
see thlt L. ERANDRETH i, in white letters in the
Government stamp.
Sold by all Druggists. lmao
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1866-08-03

atict thorough trial, by nnumcrable living witness
t.. has proved iuvf the Meiicins of the age. Al
through there have To- 81 my medicinal prepdr tons
ut FtlTy Davis Veg table Pain Killer, and large
amount, expended in their introduction, the Pain
Killer has continued 10 steadily advance in the ssti
matipa ot the world a. t,e best Family Medicine
ever Introduced, Il is an internal and external rem.
tdy One pos tive proof OF it, efficacy is, that the
have cYn. tanty increased, aud wholly upon its
own merits. The effect Of the Pam Killer upon the
patient, when taken Internally in cases OF Cold,
Cough, Bowel Complaints, Cholera, Dysentery, and
Other affections OF the system, has been truly
dertul, aud has Won tor ii a name am.ng medical
Preparations that can never be forgotten. Its
eesH IN removing pam, as an external remedy, in
cases OF Burns Bruises, Sores sprains Cuts, stngs
OF Insects and other causes of suffering has secured
hle remedy, that it VIII be handed down 10 posterity
a one of the greatest medical discoveries of the
ninetechth century. lm2s