The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-12-03
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'NMU USIIAIENTS.t p, s..,s,l Sga' ' 10
:. llus1DN HAlf,--Dngess a Green's ceic-
Ibrated Minstrel Troupe win give their first
CONCERT tomorrow evening at the above
hall ltpromises to be one OF the most at4
Itrciivd Embellishments Of the Kind ever
kohcrcd ia Dayton, The troupe has fepg-
tation second TO that of no otherorgani2a-
tlqn I'M the minstrel line, They wifi OF
lcoIirsc draw q largc audience, As our fpeople
are partial otonauch entertainments, when
Pthcy are ofthcright sort. f '''' '. ,t.s %. .,
TnE tALiFoRNIAI MINsfREhs-.-Ben Got-
tons inimitablc troupe viii bq at IIusion
HAL On Thursday aud Friday evenings OF
thIA Wetk. .g ,..i.,. .,,ii %, y ,.'. ' ~.
El 30" nToin -lilElL. 'H1 o. i"H .HIa q
Master Koker's troupe are announced for
Fanother conccrtj with ehapgeo Of pro-
lgraUime atoTuniers' Opera House, on
Thursday evening next.ad 10 l5.ao .or +.
liiN' - t4--s s~4l i4.l.iia iil0a l.i i,iHf ..t
~ C&i,f pg PiANos LA musical trlenl has
Igiven US some hints In regard 10 the care
lof pianos, whieh may be5of,ise to our
readers. "A plane Forte ought Justly to be
tuned twice "a year. at icast--tirst, when
you commence Yith a FIRE hi Your room /;
second, when ,iirelfs discontinued. BY
| ifoll9Wing tlis course. you hayel the best
guarantee that the Instrument ,& III Fenain
I'm tune for the longest periud of time.
Again, the Instrument shonlda not be snf-
ffrred 10 remain below coucert bitahg II It
is loryears tuned. below, itiwil never after
stand up to the pitch without Il, great deal
of labor, Il, indeed, It ever 81 lhds at all.
Many otherwise beautiful instruments are.
nearly or quite ruiped for wagtpf proper
attention 10 these simple facts. .p7 lna 90,
AccIDFNTALiY SHoTTrrOn N anlssgiyihg,
Day, Mr.. VIM! Nim Note, of Lebanon. War
ren eounty,wenbout wlthlhis ,a,n TO shoot
some rabbits. Getting upon .tunp. In n
thicket OF Srtlslt-i,e started of his-tior. and
asked 10y who ySml aionaDkHhl lil6g to,
hand him up his gun. Mr.. Van Note took
hold Of the barrel Of the gun, and in draw
.iqgitup the hammercaugh III the brush.
lwaSpulldl back apiece, and, ,Clll upon the
eaps by which tRl; load Mas dts ltargel. 1t
entered the thk3ftttittc lmait's right breast,
eaihe ont on the leltside, and lodged in his
arm, killing him almost Instantly Hewas
4 Young married man, and n, pected eiti-
zen, who leaves, besides his wife, q large
SlFeIS@f relatives 70 morrn hi uptimely
deafh,eg la d.. ttn..
ltt ''N -.....LEl4
% EXuLTEMus!rA jubilant Republican, In
q private note tp thc editorof th2 Pittsburg
Fptettr,i says; N
Is %rhe Loid has spoken through His peo-
pie. His voice has been heard from Maine
70 MINNESOTA. Was not the thumb of Mas
sachnsetts terriblet 20 evil doers? | think
itlnust have easfsed the dry boiies In the
White Housdto shake. .lf the good God
docs liot see ltto takeme to Heaven when
i die, | Trust he VIII send me to Massachu-
seGts.ailf Andrew JohnsOu shOnld now see
III 10 kMl limsclf should 90 up In q llaIne
OF glory, like the prophet."'
Opening OF the Cincinnati Suspen-
NJ sion Bridge.
'fhisu great event occurred on Saturday
last, We extract the following from the
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the greatest work Ia the conn
try. the CoyingtOn and Cincinnati Suspcn-
sion Bridge, was thrown open 10 the pablic
During The day, according to the money
counted at each end about 10000 persons
walked oyer and back TO view the man
moth Structure, admire the symmetry and
beauty of theimmense work, and view In
every direction die fine panorama of the
three cities, Cincinnati, COglpgton, New
u. n
RtAer above andbel0w. No pen can describe
the grandeur OF The scenery, and as nearly
all win avail themselves Of the enjoyment |
to-day, we shall not attempt that which |
they Will see and Judge for Themselves.
I The bridge Is now opened for foot travel. |
Before vehicles can be admitted, two lines |
OF heavy trusses, ten feet high, extending |
over the whole lcneth Of the iloor VII have
70 DC completed. These are now IN q state
of torWardness, ,tftd WILL together with the |
stays, which are also going up rapidly, inn
part such stiffness and rigidlty 20 the work |
as VIII resist the impressions of the heaviest
loads and of the strongest gales. The foor-
lrf OF the roadway, which is twenty feet
wide between the trusses, will be entirely |
completed within the next ten days, All !
wagons and vehicles win run on iron tram |
ways pf which there are laid down 'ioiiF |
lines' each thirteep INCHES wide. These
trans Viii also pefnit the passage of street |
ours and railroad cars Of different gauges
~ HifpFDpnsed to pass freight ears over, at |
tnght- by hoFseIpbwer or mules for the
,F717si sgsi.l 80 1s '''".
- John h. Goagh, the great champion |
pf temperance. has been. engaged by the
Young Men Reading AZ ,6ciatlon 10 lee |
tnrc AZ TURNER'S Opera House on the even |
ing Of the 10th Of December. 71 AJil