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, 1866-11-03

T Only give Andrew johnson working
majority In Congress, aud tue rebel debt will
be promptly assumed. The Constitutional
Amendment prohibiting the assumption Of
that debt Is bitterly opposed by the Presi-
dent and the rebels Of the South. Johnson's
pocket State Governments would speedily
repeal the clauses in their Constitutions re-.
pud'ating thfs debt, and nothing would stand
III the way OF Its payment, Holders Of Gov
ernmcnt secu1itics will hardly support the
candidates Of the humble individual on Tues
, 1866-11-03
FIRE, POLICE, AND HEALTH.
Meeting Of Commissloncrs-TLo Cho1-
era Statistics for October :
The Disense Subsidcd.

i. The reeula- semt.weckly uneetfng Of tbs Police,
Fire md Health Commissioners was held At the
cen,ral s.at1on yesterday afternoon, President
T, B, Brown In tho ehair. Present-ComEufsafou-
c,s Titsxorth and 9und aud representative Of
the three departments. The minutes OF lha last
meeting were read ana approved
4 ]ntse number Of hills pertaining TO the Eire,
Health and Police Departments wrre e1amheo
aid a4diitd. ..-., -.
71e rha,Ees Of neglect Of dnty against sotePn
Hol5uess, wAtchnAn at tho engine house OF INC
STEAMER Economy. were dismissed. he having pre-
9icutlg retig1 cd bis position.
The rcs1gnas on Of Policeman Hannibal fefee
vas received II d accepted.
TUE CHOLERA noGFlfAL-
Tho following report was presented from r.
N " Wtbbtr,. tho physician Ia ehaIse of m
cholera hospital, covering the time nona Aas AAasnst
, 1866-11-03

IT We suggest to the Irish voters in
South Chicago that they iutcrrogate Mr., a
C. Cameron as to his views Of Fenianism.
Mr.. Cameron is an Engliehman BY birth, aud
VIC believe that ho entcrtalns very declded
views on the subject Of Irish rebellion.
, 1866-11-03

Seward says that nlinois fs Border
State since the South became more loyal
than the North. Let the people show him
on Tuesday that If Illinois borders. on any
QUE thing more than another, It Is unantmity
Of sentiment In opposition to 'mY policy"
Of which Seward claims the authorship.
, 1866-11-03

The official rote for Governor iu 156', in
nll the countics~of Pennsylvania. Is given
telow, compared With the vote for Governor
III 1SG4 The whole vote cast ltcn Wis, Tor
cnrtin G a54 2n 40 for Wood 90 satd - IL To to-
vote this year Is as follows: For tseayy,
9S.e5o for Clymer, &c. .G3i; tutAl, 53S, ,2a
Gcary's majority, 1870: ..
, 1866-11-03
II The Cincinnati Ga:ttle mskes careful

II The Cincinnati Castle makes careful
estimate Of the present population Of Cincin
uati, based upon the. school census aud the
were e, ,5i9. According to Its data the sosa,
population is 2ll ,0s7, which exceeds that Of
Chicago by n few Thousands. The vote Of
this city next Tuesday will not be 80 large
as that Of Cincinnati by sevcsat Thousands.
because first. there are moro unnatufslizcd
foreigners here thxn there second. there
arc more new comcrs, not long enough ip the
cltr and State to crtitle them to vote; and
thirdly, there IL not tlthe Of the political
excitement hero that existed In Cincinnati on
the eve OF the election. Consequently, our
vote will not he full one.
, 1866-11-03

F Andrew johnson eKpects to gaia
twelve to fifteen members Of Congress on
Tuesday. He is anxious to break the two
thirds majority Of the Union party. How
many will the men Of Illinois allow him to
gain in this State!
, 1866-11-03

There scmsins but two nose days before tae
escsuon In which to obtain naturalization papers,
so5 ,he,r n,r hundreds of Radical seandinAviaes,
Encushasn. seoscnmen and caasdians; .ho haze
,assn NE GU tee nf1. 1h Hafiei ssa.as s.s bsve n
ssnn.hsn ;" iftfssy vi Ii to sote peu Tuesday the5
hsrs ~ t:1ne ~ ',nse- To-day and Monday onlJ
1sNsin nags no ie IN Hhieh 10 b. nstaraI1td. 1es
ai1 sn,b 70 st once to tbs Repabsfan
H..5nns,+ss. M Il R1udolpb street, up atai.t,
~ vim ss,1f tfrrcf thttn how TO proceed.
ca rImIsiu to them What proof is required to re-
e+,e- ihrtr anal pspetx. Young men who exme 70
tha, T;nsi.5 st1ies when uuder eighteen 1esra OF
~ w I'M haTe 1ixsd are years In this country.
t.irra fhout having previously declared thelr
year or Motf w rom lie service Is sn,iued
honerao!e y rtt;,ensh;n III Iii such an
70 hts fsinneA tn.5.T spd ret hsir yosinc
at The he7oaaaSeGs ~ az Gern,.h:.ds 1o3 4u n.ta ann,I
p'p@ss' ~ ~ -.ss--- =:
tp - ., I1 -. ~. ID 1. rerv D.
rc,,t.r ID he rolice Court, From one OF the low
ss,, ~, won, .,rcet ft{. ;nte res.ine pair have
ess oens on Mets 1is sGs ~ -s.nrv m s6uth f1srE
DEE 'at ,s,,i1 H. n..t named premises to eoustc
, 1866-11-03

laying out OF n Park, md how 1t should be
improved and ornancnted, these arc qucs-
s;.ns which may he safely left TO the future.
1u, II seems to us there should bc no further
delay In taking whntcvrr measures may be
n"c, sssry t" appropriate the requisite amount
.l land. And NC hope our representatives
I" the coming Legislature will give their at
t.ntien to the matter, md not fail to pro.
cu:c such authority from tho State Us may be
necessary for this purpose.
, 1866-11-03

Here, the brokers were buyln: :, liil!,6:,.
and selling at 1l.l147h. The demand Wa. rood
Silver w&s quiet AID nominal. ut l;3G III b1ys,-
the upper figure for ls1se.
Governments were. with q few exceptions.
higher throughout tbs list Skies Of II advsse,d
=. Fire-Iweutics ot - were steady. The 81.
were !. LII her, and Oh The SIS we ro,c At t=1-
proyemeut of Il. Ten-Fotties were uneha.ced
August scyen.Thlstiea advanced Il. Tie js3e
and July issuss were u lower. Here the u.,se,
was strong and fsirjy active. We quote:
, 1866-11-03

Tie Pittsburgh Gaz4rse stssss that two Rspuhli-
ean candidates for the Pennsylssns& Assembly,
Mr.. Thomas, OF Philadelphia, and Ar. AAtahatl.
Q! CnAon, vefe deirated By RAp1bnfsn voscs, b.
cause tnstrueted Go whoa 10 toee fot United
Et3tes Eenxtur,
, 1866-11-03
OCTOBER ELECTIONS.

o]iry OF the Republican party-shat Is Et.-
Ing such IN overwhelming victory to thc laI'
irr in The elections now going on.
, 1866-11-03

MI n&F
The money market Is gradually uo.slu- ~.
and several Of the discount house. rrsos sslss,
carscncy IL aecumul1tIng. In tue a,,ve.,,.'s ta's
is good demand for money. mostly ~ ,.s .a ne's
per, which Is closely sc.utinized. P,t,. ,r ps-
paper II readily taken al IL per cent n,- ness ,,
Second class signatures are negotiated !, ,sSa-
ma' ket at 12&t13 per eeEi, and les, t.,siES.s
names at IS Per cent per annum. 1'0's
In the forenoon tho MARKET for Ea.te,n .,.,
was very fiat. and sales between hank. ~
At % cents discouhtGspet. Ia lbs ,I.s7nno, ~. 1s
MAS stil!es feeling, and transactions c,,.
To considerable extent Ai Is eeats nre-1.S se
though al the close we heard Of no ,.ofe,s 80
par. The counter Rates were i:ye.uts: AL. ~
curntGpar buying and 1-96ll-tp p;r,,in-, w. ",s-
ins. Buffalo and Oswcgo sight were III, n 40. :,
OK discount. ~ ~
Flour was anlt and weak, though +-s,t.-.
quotabla change Wheat WAS lGeac sr,,e- ~ -
]. but regular No. Sp,irg tecliItt = l.. "a.
opened s325ie higher. hut reeeded l2i,;r ~.
c!oee. 0Ats closed dull At 4 decline ot ,;e w.
WIS 1@2c higher Barley was s.esS,:-e,,.'..
ahout the same Is yesterday. Lake F,-i.s,.
were quiet and unchanged. Whiske, VI. ,r,s
tive Provisions were quiet sEd wi:tuu. :, :,
quotAhle chAnge- Wool WAS dnil aud re.l.c;.i
Seeds we.e eteady.
Gold worked little easier IN the forcnDe, H.,
subsequently rallied md closed 4, a. ads,s~4 r
Il. The market opened 1t 1T, decl:.ec to ~,
and closed 1t I'm. The following qao.,uo-
, 1866-11-03

During TIC last ten days theEe have been sc-
ported 1t this otcr an aveFage Of threa cases per
dry. Of which about twenty -dEe per cent have
psored fatal, showing the Attacks much less
eeyesc than heretofore.
. As there sppear1 to frnaain in the minds OF
some Of our 3dxens considerable anxiety n reia-
tion to tbe cholesa, allow me 10 state TO your
honorable body that the dread scousge has vtr-
tual1y ceased 10 exist In this city.
nee from cptjeulc ehnlcra, and In tact ftnm al
contsx xIous disesses, as 1t has been At auy Ting
during ny eonEection with ,be department "ntfa e.
tsyIpg thai etsaugeEs Waiting this city or desiring
SO 10 10, uced hase no fears wtatarer OF chnlera
or other epidemic diseases.
accounts prcaeAted, the Board adjourned to next
"Wednesday,
, 1866-11-03

CON
FnmAr EvE1se. Tovenbef = iSe6+
III, so1,ov wing tables atow The receipts 4na -
nenss Of pzodnee during he PAST t"en'ss'31
ho3Ss. +r-r.rarn HorHS,
, 1866-11-03

me caees called consecutive fever are Of those
whose SYMPHONIC whca admitted. were those 0f
typhoid fever and usemia. They were al IN
very low state, aud would hare had better chance
iteir homes. In neasly every casc theze was
complete suppression OF utlne-
During shc season every one Of ths nntses and
pl,yeirisns At The hospital WIS attacked With
cholerAIc symptoms OF more or less severity
one or the attendants lost his life by not attend
= - N. ". WKnBEn,
physicfan In Chlfge.
HEALTH OFFICERS REPORT.
T.B. BEteee, Health otleeF, presented the fol-
low fnr report which was placed on G]e;
CH1cAuo, October 81, 1866.
To th1 Honorable Board OF Police, Fkfe aud
Health Commissioners:
GxrIIkrEY:-I herewith submit to You tho
following report containing he number o. cholera
cases reported 10 The Health Ontcer during she
mouih Of October, 1sG8+showins this number OF
cases reported from each Ward. the nativity, age
as1A ahX nf each:
, 1866-11-03

The elections 10 Ill vacancies In the 1tnnessee
L.. naiure, indicate thst the political eonple1.oo
Of that boty viii b In The future about es IN 'ae
last
, 1866-11-03
LAVE rNTELLECEyCE.

Tho uforfcdfur4 In the United Suites Courts
ri,hout ,,,-,-s> vi, ,tIno ,,roost entirely to
"e!e M'.eos st"s., s..eE.,far so- .3o,.t7o,,
DAteH o. pte3autrg; 3. f9s5 s..sn.+ tsn-ent
OF toe tc'eaus T." 49, al1o aes. a..st .; ,h~ ss
It, the C1fruif Ioots o. tas co1ncH tnesf "a"
gtndne On se iase o. o. Ina n r. nr.c-d
hfa1t 70 Maea 49, xea ~ " M !ina fnr
!EE oaJ. ,. aGS 80 ~ - T,.a! - H1j.rS f1.il
me supeEutSnce1ef " Ss5 .-t.I - ~ tf,,s
from tne eNsnsuee, !! sppeSnsn, VIZ. =. 'o1 etS
~as WSH knpun' thAt -. ates 1as.uX - caaa
ne bl'ala uaii. W. 17aas.eu t1t sGet{ - Iu
nectten wth ooantJ malsess. living iasn.snsa H.
ball BONDS nc lonno II eonscnaent 20 ia tfase .a9
county aEd state. WIN sleW y ule aots
ment he made his way TO MICHIGAN III, "asis ne
sold ne properly; bfanni n9nGn. 19f ea,ns a.Is
sgairsf INC esfate at fecnced pfces. anu ne
released biz ciatn demanded Tue entse ne o.
tic. ahc damages being assessed at SCI
The cs- or Mas5 Auas*ow asainst Itne Eeossa
khfne Flre Insurance Company, 20 recover
upon roiteJ covcriLE tobacco consumed by the
fire u hlch aeyaslated tho Clarendon 4ou*e, Il on
trial
Jas. Moore appealed in the Ctreuit Court or the
county from dnc of ti0o Imposed ppou him Al ao
Police Court on cha!ge o. saSEarcy. aul Austo
Le.n appealed f:om Ike penalty imposed % him
for rioiaion rf the hxaih ntdlnaase; Asnt5
Tteeland an9 Da1id stud1ey peIlton !os
a mechanics lien IS against tnaf!es
q. Sersvea upon psop"rty on lo9 ".
y md q, Sttmsona subdivision oll ~ss
, 1866-11-03
NEEEIyED.
The murder Of Tfeetdent Lincoln.
The uaxkacfr Of Cnionists At Menphll.

The murder Of President Lincoln.
The mastacre Of Cnionists At Menphil.
" :" - :" New Orleans
P.a;te Civ,
Churches and school houses used by Cnion-
ists, but at In Ill the rebel States.
Ninety per cent Of all the United States
Offices Id the rebel States filed By rebel otit-
Gers and soldiers, who cannot take the test
oath. and many ot them especially pa1aoaed
ty the President so as 10 enable them to bold
o}ice,
Imrpdcnt claims on the part Of rebels for
seats In Cong7css, in order to enable them to
make laws fur loyal citizens, rcpndiate tho
national debt. discontinue pensions, place
the Government again In the hands Of rebels,
par themselves for their slaves, and start
another rebellion IS soon II they see any
chance Of success.
The graves Of loyal soldiers in rebel Ststes
desecratel, and the old dag torn down aud
tranp1ed upon.
More than dre thousand Cnionists murder
cd In the rebel States since april, 1sd5, for
which thee have been no arrests By the civil
Authorities.
, 1866-11-03

The suh1oined table shows tho condition Of the
ptttcuts when admitted to tho hospital:
, 1866-11-03
Vhe NcbrxAkA Election

OFFICIAL
The following is the official vote of Ne
brasha for member and delegate to Congress:
, 1866-11-03

George Erauc3. Train, who was an independent
caru1date for Congress, received thirty votos, all
tot1
, 1866-11-03

Total. ..... .... -..-... ...........,...,.1,oss ,oss
Number Of deaths atee1tAIned-.... 3l1
2The following figures elow The number Of
patients admitted 10 the Cholera Hospital during
, 1866-11-03
FINANCIAL AND C0NMRRc1,1


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, 1866-11-03

V1sUKlE1E-FIV1eo oIVE7D &7NN<I1Sos
TIE ninth lecture Of the course BY Professor
Blot on cooking was given 10 larger class than
usual THURSDAY. The exercises Of tha dag vera
aerecably %a1ied by the Introduction Of some
w,uc. believed to be tho genuine article from
"La Belle France" The following uas tho bill Of
fare which formed The subject Of discussion:
Bscrtts q Ia cu1ler. rotaRn "a Colbert
A il NAiulenou. FIeh {sale) Oh pufee.
perl,jt aux choux. Rabbit In clset.
Nayet4 III eucrr au jus. Creme renoErrEse.
Sole Sormaude. Sauce for eArAstn.
Pam an laIt. 1tipe.
Inn3amfue.
, 1866-11-03


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BY TELEGRAPH.
Try the Cable
From Europe.
ItvEnrooL, Novonbt

NV AAi'NAff AHAhNNAh'A 0Nf
y ~ Brokers Circular reports the sales of
cotton for the week ut $4,000 bales. Prices
has decliued during the week, with sales
OF upland sales at I'D. Sales To-day, 10000
bales, the market closing steady.
Brcadstuiis have declining tendency
with sales Western mixed corn ut 3Ds. Od.
PARIS, November 30--Evehing.
It is reported that steamer has left for
IlAvrc TO intercept the Emperor Maximll-
iau on his voyage from Vora Cruz 70 Mira
mar to Join the Empress Charlotte
LISBON, November 3O-Evening.
A large United States squadron Is now
concentrated off this port.
LONDON, November 30.
tltis said. on high authority, that Mr..
Stewards dispatch touching the Mexican
question: 10 the Minister Of the United
States mt Paris, was communicated by the
latter to Napoleon, to the effect that the
United States required France to fulfill her
promises In regard 10 Mexican affairs.
The Dutch brig Duodecimo Is reported
lost in Van Dieman's straits, having seven
ty persons on board. No Europeans aud
only three Japanese escaped. No date
given.
A gunboat left Sheerness yesterday, and
another will leave to-day. Destination,
ireland. They carry with them u large
supply Of arms aud ammunition, to be used
In the suppression of Fenian outbreaks.
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-12-03
LEGAL NOTICE.

superior Court of Montgomery County, Ohio A..
William &. NJ. Baker PLAINTIFF rs John h. DOdds
and Robert Hood late partners doing business
under the firm name and style Of DOdds Hood
Defendants. No. 3,4B Attachment
fINliE Defendants John n. Dodds, whose place OF
1 residence Is unknown, aud Robert Hood OF the
state OF New York, will take notice that William.
I, NJ. Bakcr did, on the 2}d day of April 1866 als
his petition In the Superior Court OF Montgomery
County ohio against them setting forth that there
u due said Plaintiff, from said Defendants upon An
account Tor monies paid 70 their use, &c, copy oi
thousand and atty -four and 81 100 dollars with in
terest thereon from April ~, 1858; That property
belonging tosaid Robert Hood has besn attached
and an order will be asked for for the sale OF said
property topay said Indebtedness, at the Noyem
ber term, 1896 of said Court
W. n. BELYILIE
Ocl3wb-b Atty for Plaintiff
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-12-03
Washington MATTERS.
MAsliINnroN. Dec

w WAsHINQrON, December /.
The report of United States Treasurer
Spinner, to accompany Secretary McCul-
loch's report, shows that the expenditures
Of the Government for the fiscal year end
ing June 30, 1866, are Sli7, 100000 less than
they were for the year ending june 30, 1864,
and that our expenses are continually de-
creasing.
As Congressman arrive It is quite evident
that they come laden with the Indignation
which the people feel toward Mr.. johnson,
and It il also made clear by these indica-
tons that the people have advanced greatly
since the elections
q A prominent Republican member ofCon-
gress stated Yesterday, mt Washington, that
calling on the President in a day or two to
present their respects and have a friendly
talk with Mr.. Johnson upon the political
situation. ."' .l
The Hon. r. G.. Beaman, Of Michigan,
called on General Spinner, United States
treasurer to-day, and paid back into the
treasury over five hundred dollars received
during thc Jast three years for mileage as n
member of Congress, in excess of what he
believes TO be lust, although the amount he
received was computed according to pres
cnt Congressional estimate of mileage
Judge Kelly has prepared an act to create
and organize department, to be called the
Department of Internal Revenue. IL vests
the eappointmentofC of Commissioner In the SUI
prcmc Court, upon the nomination of the
Chief Justice, and allows the Commissioner
to appoint fall his subordinates, This bill
will be pressed at once To immediate pass
age. Its sole object Is TO prevent Rollins,
of New Hampshire, from being turned out
of the Office he now holds as Commissioner
of Internal Revenue. Rollins Is a Chase
man, and spends his Lime and uses his pa
tronageto electioneer for the Chief justice
for President
There VIII be u warm struggle between
the executive and Legislative branches OF
the Government for the control of the en-
tire revenue department, with avlew TO the
possession of the spoils of Office.
The re, tipts from Internal Revenue to-
day wcI S1,626.9lb SO. The amount OF
gold hclc by the Treasury is S0500O,000, OF
which s 32,500,000 Is on gold certificates.
A New y Nork dispatch of Saturday says
John V. ockraft, one of the officials of the
Nassau sunk, was robbed of $4,000 In
United St1tes notes, on Nassau street, to-
! day. on of the thieves was arrested, but
The mons has not yet been recovered,
There ure fifty men employed to-day al
Fcnian ! eldquarters repacking arms ant
lammuni ion to facilitate their shipment.
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-12-03
aaIpnttarn and eammsrrial.
Cincinnati Markets.


FLOuE-Wc have 70 notice o continued
duh and heavy market, with no demand of
consequence. Prices are, therefore, noml-
nal 10 great extent. Superhne can be
bought at from 80 b00l0; trade brands at
$40 J0@l2 20, aud fancy at s13@14.
WHEAr-The market Il dull and heavy,
and prices are entirely nominal. Rcd can
be bought nc 81 G06t2 G5, and No. | do. at
81 70@2 75. Extra red Is held at 81 Sb. No.
] White wheat was offered at ~ 30. Moth
ing done in Hill.
RYl.---Thc market was dull, and prices
are lower No |, mt the close, was not
sala6le at over 81 1901 ~. No. we quote
Mt S1G1 0b.
CoRN--Old Corn Is dull, and not salable
at over S7@SSe. for shelled, aud soc. for ear.
New was In fair demand, but there was not
much offering.
OArs-Tho offerings were light, and the
advance noticed In our last was established.
No. we now quote at 40c. IN elevator, aud
No. 2 at i5@46e. 3A
BARLRY-There Is no change In the mar
ket since out last. Prime samples OF Fall
and Spring are the only grades salablc.
Prime Fall we quote nt 81 G50l 20, and
choice State Spring at 81 20,
GRoCERIRs--The market Is essentially the
same as reported In our last. The demand
Il fair at 266D20c. for fair TO choice Rio col-
fee l1E@i5c. for raw sugar 18@10No. for
hard refined, and molasses at s0@00c. for
Porto Rico. There has been n small lot of
new crop New Orleans molasses received
which Is held at 05c. and also one of sugar,
for which l4Ac Is asked.
WHIsKY-The market rules unchanged,
but the demand is quite light. Bonded Is
held at SIC. and duty paid nj 81 32@2 81
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-12-03
Dcath OF wnllaptIglollb ESQ :

Death of William 4. Gilbert, Esu.--
Meeting of tic Dayton Bar
lplcciing oft9gBsFbcrs . bcDgtou
igpgNas lyaldat tbg1 CURT Ra0ru. NJ eleven
O'Clock oB9Alobe'l,y f'ecchber 3, 1860. for
tho pdrpisbofiexprtsang their suhtiIhents
~ rcgprd TO the death of William T.. Gil-
l,elag fgq.
baNa'A, Hoax, va, WpsIta1edbto The
chair, and o. NJ. Gottachan wBa appointed
i" .,..l,.,a..
On motion the Chair appolhb (, tliq fol-
lowing to draft appropriate, ,'.ulufldns ,
~. s.. Rowe, D.M, Zeller, waoa. DnI6'iile.
kllhu Thofnpsdn and F.C, Big aw,,, q "
pic following resolutions Nhee reported
andPr9mlmonslg adopted. IN, '',' . n7e
s9WhBREAb, 1t has pleased the God Of ,ill
70 cnl rQm Qpr midst orr Young and es-
teelilel friend and brother metnber of thc
BaE William y. Utlbcrty Esq.g now, there
fdfe.N q0Hol nsfqfW IH lIl'f luaaI m ~ ufi
Jlcif ssoived,. That we, tie, p,ambers OF
tie Bhr OF Montgomery Oouutyy Ohio,
deeply deplorethe loss Of onr tvhose tnttttL
raj lnp chltiyated .tndpwmepts 80 fichly
qilaillitd him 10 take a leading position as
"a niemberof our Fraternity D ii iiloi 70
tfs9feeR .IlgtWc lilgst Rcclily and nee
esaarily feel IN our sociaI antl friendly
mcetnsss, iRwhioh mo was held 10 promi-
ncnt the, great and frretifeyable loss 70
Which Mc have SO lately been albjectod
yet with the 1nll lh0I@ that the Divine who
knows best all things, has sylthdraWip Him
FROM ollr midst for Il wiser purpose. -
Resolred. Tint wc1 deeply sympatlize
with the bcrcayed fhniiN OF tho deceased
for the ahtlmoly aleatlil or th,ir beloved
Son aud hrotbers ..t.',, '..,........,
Resolred That Gle severa1 Chtrts af this
county be requested 10 order thai thdse
resolutions be entered upon hieir nespoe-
tive jolrnals: that the. same b. published
in the Dayton. papers, and . copy he sent to
his bettaved ftmilyl. hu f.Ua i..l fif lnl
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lCuyahoga GO, papers please copyllhHa
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-12-03
S0RGHUM MI
Notice to Sorghum Manufacturers

fTIlEundersigne having obtained the right of
Il the state of ohio TO the STEyiNsoK EYAPoRA-
Ton, and process clarifying and granulatinR Sor.
Bhum syrup into mu'h sugars also, To the mills
to grind the cane, aud dry the sugar rendering ID
ready Tor market, Is now having the same manu-
tactuFed to order nj the establishment of IL 4 TnV-
Tor, tGebhart harshalls Machine Shop bay
ton Ohio. ~ ~
Parties deSlrous of awaiting themselves of ptu.
cess and machinery, which, from the cane In ths
Held 20 the dry sugar In the barrel is Thorough
and complete, Address JAS n HOPKINS
Box No. 142 Dayton Ohio
AGENTS, desiring to negotiate for territory wili
apply rs hboNe aui6W3m