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The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-04-26
ALL SORTS OF PARAeRApI,s

I. Eljlahaatdh, E had,stone tone in the possession oe s,.,
In IaG,,,, iornerly Of the Cathol,c so,sVs,
IL. ~ i..aiia1yette, Ind, now ofVsinasnu'c school
hv ~, .1an hfty persons,wbobadh hi has.S' cured cured
oy mad dogs. The stone acta nau oeen bitten
i poiso applied to the wound, absorbs al InIeeeh, s,
an Australian papers record. a.
Iiish taise OF 4l, ofJames Morrill NJ uETatn'
easta.,, VINO was recked on me oaa.E
years a,,,op',s oUst or Australia, and lived -
lJe ha,i ionR n'R the Mount Elliot ahor,o,S. AZ
u te nad forgotten his mother to,',. rIes.
years since. iiiei abort two
Two boys were caught Mo-
SSaiin,1rday afternoon at sI1 pn,SFsAg nSg asaP.'
~ t,,eu permission from nua5tpc& Les
Bosto@ WI po oe punished secosd .lthout
+, as Congress has D. .ng to law
~ nc mead of no liy'
N United Ste. -
'robable ~ ecided that hereafter
ear tbc NO man shall be printed
les currency, 1t is thouSnI,
AT the next important Issue VIII
!. head of Forney.
"A lodge of colored Masons, bearing the
name of..James River" has been estapllshs9 ~ ~,
= lin Richmond. They are Exceedingly rigid
y lin passing upon the claims OF appncah's'
: No common niggers" eau come III
- Tobacco sold AS high rs $135 per 100
'c pounds in Richmond. Va, last week.
ID There now remnin on1s two regiments
nr from Ohio In the sery1ce---the Doth now eil
IN dntv in south Carolina, and tho llt'
n Cavalry, stationed in the west.
n. The Mayor of Western town proposes
m Tn Kill half the dogs In the place, and tai
nv their hides with the bark OF the other half
IL Astronomers have discovered that th,
,s moon Is drawing gradually nearer To thu
nc eartks by about an inch every year. They
,es have also discovered that the day is abou
ne one-hundreth of n econd'longer now thar
Nv Nv it was two thousand years ago.
no A fearful crevasse in Mississippi has bro
on ken out below Packard's Plantation, u
lr. louisiana. II is an acre aud a-half wide an
we has done an immense injury To the crop
lie, along the banks. ..4
ire "SCRAToH GRAVEL" the criminal iq tn
rr nr Charlestown, (Mass.) State. prison, who wa
~ suspected ofbeng the murderer OF the Joyc
81. children, in Roxbury, Mass, year age
~ proves to be innocent, an alibi having beel
20 made out for him.
es- An old bachelor says that the propc
, If name for marriageable young ladies'
his waiting maids"
oooI John Blair. resident of Jackson Count
oy;O ~ Wisconsin, will be 10S years old on the lot
~ 10 of MAY next. He was a soldier ofthe rev
M olutionary war, as also ofthe war otlSl2. ii
,no never receivedsa pension, can walk te
jho ht miles per day, Keeps his eyesight and love
ons to converse with strangers.
pom The 100000 in gold captureed by th
ate military in Georgia, after Lees surrende
and claimed by the Richmond banks, Prov
on to have been a loan by these banks to IL
OK rebel authorities, and together with $4,000
ted more also thus loaned, but not drawn,
We liable to be forfeited to the United State
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-04-26

"There Is many a true " OEa spoken
tn jost.', said gentleman 70 his friend who ro-
marked that ttGreen backs are good, but
kRSbaeks are better,0
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-04-26

tB- To-day has been set apart, in Georgia
and Alabama, for decorating the graves Of
rebel dead In those States. Ladies' are saidto
have been very active in the work. Of prep
aration. u 49,.
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-04-26

THE OPERA HoUsE-The pleasing and
attractive drama of Don CDsar de Bazan"
was performed last night in excellent taste
and was well received by an appreciative
audience. Tonight Miss Julia Nelson will
appear as "May Edwards" " in the popular
drama of the ''Ticket-of-Leave Man" On
Tuesday evening the accomplished actress,
Mrs. d. z. Bowers, will make her first ap-
pesranee on the boards of the Opera House.
We have no doubt she win be cordially
greeted by the patrons of the drama in our
city. ne.1
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-04-26

cB-At New Orleans General BANKs' Pro-
vost-judge is in jail charged with swind-
ling. Many cotton agents have been ar
rested, and are applying for habeas cor
pts, which is refused,
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-04-26

WHAT THE ELEPHANT CosTs.-The Macon
Telegraph says there are $4,000 negroes and
upward fed at the expense Of the Govern
ment in Georgia, and thatin all the South
ern States the number exceeds $4,000
thus fed.
The above is an illustration Of the beau
ties of the Freedme8s Bureau. a
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-04-26

Owing to the action OF the Court in
quashing the indictments against DIR. g. v.
DORSEY, his case has been continued to the
next term, he being required to give his own
recognizance in, the sum Of $4,000, in ad-
dition to tho former bail Of s6O0,0oo fos
his appearance to respond TO the indict-
ments hereafter found. A.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1866-01-12
8altimore, 0retta8 beA II. SanMor 1866.

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porrrfen pilrpe, oeifen 6Ol9en ii4 i&wer boz
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Qeuten wdre.
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Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1866-01-12
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bnngeu et8 nit aen ;n unerem @ei6Gfte Se9Srenoen
Dleeitamenteu perieten. Die Infertiguns HemiiGer
@rararote Iopie ou 4uiiGe anulpien beorsen mir in
unferut 2a6cratprllm. Gebr4iD
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1866-01-12
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-08-21
BOARD OF sUpERvIsoas-As ExrRA APraorRIA.

BOARD OF SUPgRvIsoRs-AS EXTRA APPRoPR1A'
TON TO the CONTROLLER &oThe Board met pursuant 10
adjournment OF IL o'clock yesterday the President MI
Henry Smith In chair BY resolution, tho OF o.
was appropriated to Controller Brennan wheTewh he might
pay the contingent expenses Of bis Office By reason OF h being
the fiscal officer Of the County Government MI Eumons
Clark Secretary OF the Board Of Health transmitted com
munoaon stating that complaints had boon made oil the OF
fcDsye condition Of CrOon IN TIE sr%Sry Of me
6gth Regiment tho storage OF large Quantities OF OLD rnp
bsh placed Ia the hall of tbs building and requesting thai
suitable action be taken In the matter for sanitary
"A the case nav demand Referred by resolution the bosrd
appropriated which TO pay the ioorers on she sN
Court House up ami Including August IT, The Board hen
adjourned f9E fortnight.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-08-21
Arrived.

Steamship wssLnston Chichester Rchnond snd NoIto' WIN
.s.m,bp Nsssra Couch Richmond and Norfolk with mdss and
eansp Niagara Couch Richmond and Norfolk Win n1dse snd
Pssmshs James j. BRADY Baksman Baltimore 30 hours. In
ssSm,hp kbemae Borne Richmond and Norfolk with mdss
and pass. TO Lgn gston Fox & 20. - ,,.--,
Ste smLp Fb,nk, Hunter Boston with nde to Metropolitan
Steamship Co - - -, NJ. ,,
With nds, and $50 pass f. Macdonald Co Avg lat 50 49,
lon % passed .oanhip Hbernis osh3 for Glasgow nh lar
- - as. v..,su r. NJ stcsmeh Terrible and Albany
" ION 'y Sci 81 Ion 80 3d. steamship Oea' Eastern
and .ccompsnyins ,icamsrs sssa6s 49,, Me,ropo,ian
Steamship sv0r, Morgan, Boston, With nifse 70 Ny
Steamahp Co a. ct.-
Brs Venus Of Whteble Bsdock Maga 30 days with mdse
10 iomez Wallis Passed Gibraltar July 49, July IN lat ~ 10
NJ % 50 w. spoke ship Maiden Queen from Shanghai Tor L'
Bris Nuovs dsi Rosala Abssnso Palermo, % dsys fruit to
LOwrencs, Oils Co ID passengers
Brig Kenneth Shelbuns 4 Snley Bnenos Ayres % days
bides Brett Son Co e bark Wbeasnd loading TOR Boston
Brig Favorts Of New-ayen Buell. bsTbsdoos sugar &c, H.
Trowbdge k'Sons. -
days coal Ingalls, left brig Elizabeth Amss for ST. Jsso load
Bds Alma OF Nassau Post Morln Bay JAM % days VIII
HAM, Blach Co. De G. Blach and lady James sesng
Brs,ts McDougsi (Br Dingan 10 days coal smithe Co.
sehr X. J.. Hoy, Hart, Port Even for New-iiayen.
sohr Nicola Caock. Machiss. lumber.
Sohr WIN. 0illum, Scoyille. Portland. Conn.,, stone
schr. Hsss.ou. Gardiner: Port Even 70! Taantou
Bchr. Ney Bewen, Nsw.London for Philadelphia
Sehr Helen, Perry, New Bedford.
echr. Monitor, Besse, WarehAm.
schr Bufdett Hart Boston.
sehr Yankee Doodle, Martin. Georgetown, ID. c.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-08-21

CORPORATION NOrICE.-Public Notice Is
hereby given to ownsT oscuP'nt 81 o6epsn
All house, aad improved unin proved binds reca usIy
Assessments Layc been con 500 80 lou6s
IN The Office the Board Of Assessors io erHs Ion % ~ p
i Fot r,vins yfnrlls, from Broadway 10 Mathew
a. building barrier on the southeast e0rs u WON"
and Centre sta ---, ..-..- u,..s
lh oibaang street basin he nohweil eofHe Of Worth
a. w. l,ius srsdns setne.cb and gutter stone snd fss
ding sidewsks in OnchuDdrdth, between Eis ave 80
4
al Far bpn ter On The westerly tide Of Fosrhsye from
F0vnnthft. a point lO0 feet north Of 5l1y ninihpt,
such Assessment inrnde al tle eFer
houses Of ground, vacant lots pieces pirce o. o
Isl On both sides Of Foyfouh from Broadway % 90 feet
Nnhve snd to the exlen. OF half the block on the inter
secng streets or avenues ,,, ,,,,--..
ga On the soathde Of Worh.st from Centre to Ensts
the south eide Of Worthst from Centre g klnss ana
on the west point l25 iet north Of Wofths
On both sides Of pehundredthst nom 70 point
IS feet Of Tenth and TO the extent 81 hall the boek On tho
interesting streets and avenues.
Tie westerly side Of fourthsve from fry nnthst 20
point half SIXTY ninth ard seycneh sta and on both
1es Of Madison from ponthsi between fhy ninth and
M 10 point half way sr,ynnth and Seventeen
eaey side OF fihave rom point ball way De-
tween ninth Sixieths 10 seyeniotsi aud also all the
Fourth and Fhaves both sides Of the intefsec1
streets frOfnSi Eieth TO Sixty -nin.h[s incntVe.
All affected by the shoyenssd Assem-
opposed ths either Of than are
oneed present er objections In wn, 10 one Of The under
House within thirty day. the this nOceOcs Board
VI ' wv JACOB p. OAKLEY
JOHN D. OTTIWELL
ISAAC OsHUkT,
Board ofAsse,sou.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-08-21
m,orrnLAn Aka TIE yENIASs.

To ts. Editor Of The ~ y. Tribune.
SIR: As our Irish fellow -citzens always maintained
that Mcclellan was greatest living general OF the saA
oud suggest for the consistency OF the thing that thy -
mint MIN Chief of the Fenion forces ~ -
might conquer love- they do not think Of bin ee
ou M bring his name the people In this
The Fenans would run mad with ecstaey as they dd w.
h great exploits during the Rebellion IL reported taa -
ia now In Europe and rumor reports that Mao -
fscd In t9y Isse countvE
With the Prslans Oh What chance for the FeniAnA
Please oal fh5 Circles together Yours LDsRfr
N,o. York Aug e. 1896 7 r..-.| lrt'f.It .asts.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-08-21
LAW INrELLYGENCR.
UNITED STATES COMMISSIONERS OFFICIALS -
Before Commissioner Osborn.
REDUCTION OF BAIL ref l

UNITED STATES COMMISSIONERS OFFICE-Aua ~
Before Commissioner OsBoRS -tt
REDUCTION OF BAIL. a
The United States agt James Miller.
This was an application to reduce ball. the pris0neg
having been held in the Of $1,000 II stated By
that object Of bail merely to insure the a
tendance of the prisoner which could be accomplished b
holding him In less than the original amount that "
hold him In S. 900 bail would operate oppressng and theg
IL the ball werexed at less sum- the prisoner wod psoe,
ably be able TO enter bail for trial - 81 +.
The Commissioner thereupon reduced the bail 70 SsUY
r. Waite esq. aud Judge Stewart Tor the preooefs
j. g. Courtney. United States District Attorney wS ~
Government. $500 r.. 80 4
The United States ags George Duhl -
The prisoner charged with attempting 10 pass f0rGex
check for el3l The Sub Treasury L'i
In the absence witnesses the Government the o0o
adjourned to Tuesday o. osocs p ~ A.
the GoyeTnmsnt Robert N Waite esq., for the aoeass4
SUPREN COURT-CHAxBres-Auo 2o.-Bsfos Justfoe
THE EIGHTH-AvE. H0MICIDR. .atl
In re John 8. skeehsn. ~ = .r1 {,
II viii re remembered that the relat0r IN this Gaze
was arresed under the verdict Of the Coroler af for "
TO tbs effect hs. The wound which resulted Whites dssik
indicted by the rator under the impression that
in danger Of bodily injury On this motion made y -
NIT him bail and aer argument Judge Barnard axsd ~
Louis Il Hsu Attorney for rslstor, George 4. Ksstss
opposed. lIa a.s-. VI q s..f ss-flt 80 Elf. +.
SUPREME COURT CHANBxRs -Ard so-Bsfsrs Jsssase
f .,5... ~ !. DECISION. ,ssss.s > -. ,l..s
4 Mallory agt. Whipple. Judgment for pisnuE'
L sn~<--s~.n-nY r'-..-. -
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-08-21
TRIBUNE CORRESPONDENCE.

WHY PRESENT MEMBERS or CONG ,gss SHOULD 30 az
BLRCTRD
To ne Editor u TIE NJ Y TyibEnG
sIn Never before have the American people bean
brought 70 consider so important ground politically thst
uPon which this Congress has planted itself 1t rises above al
considerations Of party How contemplate TO The ingsnuos
mind office patronage or preferment in comparison wi
the necessity Of maintaining this high ground and Of carrying
forward in its most liberal the great principle which
to every however humble BIS jnst rigbtse
expedency well the vast future are alike In
volyed Antagoniss have ragged and stu raging In the
conflict Right will not should yield at the hazard
OF another attempted revolution. Wrong and will BE-
subordnaed the living moral vitality o the nation nue.
become extinct Peace cannot be established except tbe
protection principle be secured In the future othee
wise by maintaining that principle. IL wood seem both
polite and Just that Congress which more than any other
that assembled OF the Capitol has placed itself on
vantage ground u simple and just principle hould be stuas1
to finish the great work it has so nobly commenced
/ am Sir truy yours L. O.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-08-21

RUS OYER AocIpKyr.-On Sunday afternoon Louis
Kesser seed years whose parents reside at No TIT Ridge
St In Third ave. Righthst, By oar No ~
10 Bellows Hospital The driver o. She car Thomss Rear.
DON was arrested held for trial in tho Of $500
friend becoming his surety for the snourk Tbs ooefssas
VS. ,ho gp 70 have bosn accidental
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-08-21
HoNg QUESTION

T. ns EAor u, The T. TribSae
Sm Has the editor Of The Post ever thought hog
easy 1t TO sic in easy chair and advise people to rush ats
the jaws Of death Hear him;
I'VE advise the coored men Of New Orleans and OF the
South generally defend themselves when rlans attack
them and TO take life life and limb for limb That is the
best way for respect for themselves In COM
munty which elects Monroe It's mayor They are numerous
enough let them strike back, and strike hard Ina
cowardy wreteho who deny Justice to men because hey @
know how w protect themselves = Evening Post July IL
forgotten that in July 1903 he kept his shutters a"s
doors closed for three dsys Would it not be " vel Tor n@
to practice as to prssoh' Respectfully yours
SHADE TREES FOR THE CITY
To The Editor Of TIE ~ =. Tribune
SIR The thought often recurs TO tho weary psdss-
ti,n whose business compe him 30 travel through @e 'T
beneath the corching why II Is that NewYorsb
deute OF ghado trees sanitary measure the planting
of along various streets ought TO be reoommenoed
ADar from hs ornament they would DO TO tie Cythe pro-
lection afforded from tho sunsreys would we'll repay Us o tas
little trouble their planting would Two or thre9 do'x
At most will purchase half sdozen trees aud the tuo of
planting thea is approaching ReSPec1iuiy yoais
A 4
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-08-21

AWARD OF ooSrsAor FOB CONSTRUCTING DAN.
At II o'clock on Monday morning proposals. wees
BY the Croon AQuednct Deparnsut and the ceats
swtrded construction Of dam and is appursnsnoes
Kent Putnam County + Eight bids IN all received
FOR tie work and as lowest bidders Edward Roash
ire sum e0i 0o2 80 upon their fling security for tas k
I'll performance OF the contract In the OF go o1
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-08-21

Au, 49, h. a5o long $780, shp Fleet Wig from San Fran
cisco Tor Boston. . H., -, a,
T. French brig Catou from Singapore fof BORDEAUX ~ Days our
bark Propero from Rsngoon Tor Falmouth 10
days June lat lon 80 % yri,s .sp ans "a o. s
aim Herald from Hong Kong 50 days out 3d. hh ~ u
y lon 81 81 N. British sbip ROmAiue nom Bombay
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-08-21

We will send any quantity rom one bottle and upward % az
psft u New York Cry Jersey City or B92sTh gAst - ssA-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-08-21

The following brands offered by They coupe all The
verielies gown in tie State. suitable for sale:
WHITE or Hook WISK, Of light color very delicate aud
fine favored.
CLGRRr. superior wine for table
ANGgoA rich and naturally sweet vine much sd ladies'
and valuable chamber makes fine whoys and es
Il is fine dessert wine well adapted for Communion purposes
Musc4rr light colored highly aromatic wine. Very similar -
the celebtsiei Tokay.
PonrDesp red COLOR fine aavor and many reiPcis similar to
the Cd wine, Of Lisbon.
GRAPE BnAsDY-The pure dislstion ofour wines.
very agreeable tonc and rau'dY io the
disrrhea.
Ts. one OF the combinations Of useful and an
agreeable beverage that Las been ordo the public Mop'
fboes were sold the North during the last four years
and introduced has proved welcome ,d4n g e AZ
valid table the family eircis aud the oa;.hoors dobolA
Ladies who have o' strength and appetite and suffer fom H'u'e'
y2yns i vertigo gentlemen Who don't feel very wei" just 20
fore breakfast dinner whose tomchs ont Of order ana Nhe
systems generally dsransed mothers weaving Children ana 'u
frna from general debility children Of sky nature End sour ay
pep,ic constitutions travellers who have occasion 70 eh.nse ef
water and live ia mslrous dScr, tnd arc satctl
iasmac VIII ind Of the most valuable n'soof'
that be taken. 80. o., , --., -. o It..
that offering 20 the public dom unnecessary % prb
certificates which We have received esyh n ne
vy strongest terms IN IT, favor All that we can sy Is % yaFne
a We will pledge ourselves furnish an ses IuAE AID VApV
it has been given little children srarng from weakue. snd
wesk lungs with happy effect One little fd ia paic
% an whom tl medical skil had been exhausted La been entirely
Yestr3d began with csspocnf day heE ePTec sha
,trcnglh rapidly increased, and sho IL now wen
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