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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1866-08-01

AAAA Au0 ANkbT
successfully treated. ri SyESEtN
DOCTOR GIBBON ARs theS NHS
pleasure Of announcii 4 that he has returned to
this State, after an absence Of one year, during
which time he has visited all the principal hospi.
tails Of 81 among them those OF Dublin.
London and Paris. The following celebrated
hospitals Of London are among those visited by
the Doctor: GUYS High s,rcet. Borough; ST
RarthoIomev'H Smlthaeld. 81. Luke's, Old street;
81 Mary's, Camb. Place, Pad: Lock, Harrow
road. University, Cover street; Westminster,
BROAD Sanctuary; Charing Cross, Agar street,
strand London, whitechapel road; Royal Free,
Gray's Inn road; Kings Cottage, Portugal strt.
DOCTOR GIBBOS has also visited Doctors
Acton of London, Parker Of Birmingham, Eng
Land and RIcord of Paris. who are considered
The best physicians and surgeons In the world,
snd SShoss sntboritv Is acInowlsdrrd 10 bs ths
highest in the treatmen, OF sexual Diseases.
DOCTOR GlBBoN has obtained from them
their new mode OF treatment, which cannot DC
surpaSssd
poCroh lbb mas spared neither um ne
nor money ~ seeNins Su. neM IsuieSes, w = . =
returned VIE new iacihtes ior tue @'o''a'''u0 VI
human suus,ins. - .sI
hosrIoIo DtseAsos. u.
HOW many 'nouSAnus Pcrsous. ~ -. =
anu ieniaIe, arc 'neLe WIZ Mo suno.ine ~ =
miserable existence rom 1he quests OF seSleth '
dulgenees, or from virus ABSORBED INTO tue sys-
tenn Look A. their paiid, emaeiated anu ds
uSurcu lAccsAAuu tucN otokcn ooN
dlsqualifyins them for the happiness OF marriage
or the enjoyment OF life. In this horrid situation
thousands suffer until DEAN closes tne scene
Let parents, guardians, friends, attend 70 tnose
who are suffering with any ofthese horrible, HE
destroying malAdies-so that they are cared for
and cured before 10 be too late Send them I'M
medlatclY TO Doctor Gibbon. n physieian who has
| made private diseases his especial study for years,
and who Is certain TO cure the most inveterate
cases without mercury or any other injurious
drugs. II Is Important TO those who are afflicted.
or 10 those who are Interested in the welfare of
their friends, TO be careful Of the many pretended
doctors who infest all cities, publishing their skill
In curing all diseases, In a few days, imposing
upon the public by using the names of eminent
physicians from Europe and other places. Be,
therefore, careful, and make strict inquiry, or
YOU may fall into the hands of thoso charlatanA
Seminal vyeaLne... 81"
60 S~I-,--. ....-s.,. al,
ln1nU1, ~ SASsISS. -,
aouse. iuis souNNy wy, " eep.a,eu seSSHL
tuduiSenee' = PraeucSu ~ 'ne youtu wv
sexes 20 an almost unnni.ea eH,sn., Proaughs,
morbid symptoms, unless combasted by scien.
tide medical measures, VIZ: Saiiow eoSntenanee'
dark spots under the eyes, pam IN the nead, ring
ing in the ears, noise like the rustling OF leaves
and ratuing eearao.s. uneastness ABOUT INC Iotns
i%n,sliec,' loss ofeonsdsnee' dIfsdeneein approach.
ipr Stranger. N dlslIke 10 form new acduaint.
anees, a disposition 10 shun society; loss Of
memory, hectic Pushes, pimples and various erup-
lions about the face, furred tongue, fetid breath,
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1866-08-01

Lincoln Mining Comany-Location /:
Meadow Lake Mining District, Nevadn Co. Ca.
Notice Is hereby giyeu, that In accordance
with the laws Of the State, and the Bylaws
Of the Company, there will be sold at public
t~anction, In frontofA. MarkowItz's store, Gold Hill,
on MONDAY, August 18th, a D. Ices, at the
hour Of 2 o'clock, P. NJ, so many shares OF the
Capital Stock OF the above Company, standing
In the names of the following persons, a. VIII
pay the amount due for assessments, together
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Mount msriah mininE Cempany,

Locations Meadow Lake Mining District Nevada
County, CalIfornls-Nouce Is hereby given, that
In accordance with the laws of tho State. and
the by laws OF the Company, there will be sold at
public auction, In 'front.' Of A. Markewltz's store
Gold Hill, on MONDAY, August 18th. A. d. 1866,
at the hour off o'clock r. ". 70 many shares Of the
capital stock Of the above Company, standing In
the names Of the following persons. as will pay
the amount due for assessments, together with
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REMOVAL.

nR. CATIONS OFFICE 10 REMOVED
IL nom tho Maynard Block over the Excnange,
70 tho ONCE over Judge Hall, In the "hteroauer
Building. 40
Gold I'm, July Q. 1856. ly9Im.
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Diibursemspts Contingent FUND. - 8,UN ~
Total disbursements. 90, 1873 "a
CHARACTERIZATION.
REDEMPTION FUND. ~
Dr..
To apReEHsPnsa' q ss.A, : s04s 50
By paid interest. .e376 90
BY paid coupons .gl59 60 $40 ~
By paid collector. $50 s2--sTo 90

Balance cash In Redemption Fund. .S7,27s 90
CONTINGENT FUND.
NF-CfgTT fiEDr. .s.EI
To apportionment Of cash. ss,24l ls
CT.
By paid warrants. q, 1858
Do. collector. 2a3 el-S,0N "a
Total cash IN Contingent Fund-.....'s2l3 a
Total cash IN the Treasury.,-..,,e7,4s ~
Respectfully submitted. !
cra,WM. z HALE. Treasurer. 2
aoLp HILL, juno 9Th. 1856.
20 Mt Prstdsnt and Board Of Trustees of the
2 1opng1 Gold Htl 7ik1frH~ y-~sr0R
~9ESrLEMrSrI hereby report III. following
correct statement Of the condition OF INV booIs
tsrm r. = assasuser o. your corporation durinsmy
1856. nrcrIpTs io'''
June 6From wBHsle. ia.e Treas.
al Prom 9 81 Robinson, Deputy !"
Tax Collector. on account Of tax. \
% on proceeds mineG........., R1a "a
+" 1e-From SH Robinson. on acct
a. Personal Property, Goa a
u l6-FromW a Rhodes, Atty, on
scc't BeicSef Co. I..y...x.... 1859 90
Total receipts, .ai9ns "a
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1866-08-01

Report Of the Treasurer OF the Town
OF Gold Hill, Ending June 9th,
1896.
TO the Presidsnt and Board Of Trustees of Gold
HUI;
GESTLENES al hereby report the following
as q correct statement Of the condition Of my
books, kept as Treasurer Of your Corporation,
being from April LIST to juno 9Th
1866. RECEIPTS.
April 1-Balance on hand as
per last roport..........S332 Is
April a-To cash received
from Marshall on account
oflicense, second quarter 33S 90
town Souse........... Is 90
To cash received from s. II.
Deputy Tax.Collector, for
tax on proceeds Of mines,
for the year ending 1885,. l5,459 SO
Total cash receipts. ...--....-..Sl6,2S2 SO
pIsTRBrTED As FOLLOWS:
Redemption Fund.........ss,04s so
Contingent Fund....-.-.. 9.24l ls
-,
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OF THB ANNUAL INCOME TAX



HAVING beam reouested 10 nrepare an abstract,
Of what Il reduifod by Jaw in reSerents 10 the In.
como Tar. and of the ,dccisIons by the Depart
ment at Washington upon various auestfons that
have arisen, We present TIE whole subject, under
ia several Distinct heads ;+Nh7 h'WST' eva &;
- - "hTf1 AND iBY waoN. . "-7|' -
Tha law requires eyary persou Of ful are.
r.,LdInr II The United States. 10 render 10 tho
"A s,sstsnt Assessor of the sub.dIstr,.ct In which he
,or shs NAV be residing on the LIST day OF MAY, a
-L.tsn statement. according to- prescribed
go ~ the amount of his or her income. gains
nd nrosts duripg he previous year, from Jan.
49, a rtoS nlrember 3lst. both DAVIS inclusive.
a nrInted blank containing this form can BIO OBJ
tatpad Trom the Assistant Assessor. A, person
s sarinr ny sYsd r.Jdcnce. sbould make n state.
Iss.s sshorsysr he a. sbr NAV happen 10 be-: and,
me nn." ~ romovSi N another dIstriet, shouId tako
~ a.asis.d conv ~ srch ststsment 10 show' any
ASeilIeu ~ $500 ~ o,h.rxJss MIGHT
owner tssissAas ."m" "Ao S1H'SS 90
make q seeono .nSst h. ,.,dor.d ~ or ha.
= nne s.n,en"t Ntaa = sv,,hIn' tor da1s aftsr
fore the LIST Day Oh sisy,o r mi.ntI : 7, uh M Saen
2 wrtten or, ~ ss.ISsrcs ~ oF hns,nsss or de.
leit ~ ,he Pia'S sass., pas, MAJ
posted IN Ino ..yu
~ d: ,ino hnnuA! nnsoo "a Pn~nnson
ana ~ Sann nr no rs rS% os sucS Evppy indi.
company, or partnersnlp, Us sucnI cvcIy Inuf
vidual member must make Q statement OF ms or
her share OF or Interest In the gains and prohts OF
such company. etc, whether such gains ana
profits are divided or not, and must also state
separately his or her income from all other
sources.
EVILS OF NEaLfcr 10 .hAkE OUT Oh 'Ehiff
80
% II any person nsgieets or refuses 70 Ienaera
written statement, the Assistant assessor II re.
quested to hl out a blank witn suen peisons
name, and taxable income estimeteo accoraing 70
the best information that can be obtained and
Iup6n this estimated incomet 10 assesst he tax, ana
then to add IS per cent, TO such tax as a penalty
for neglect or refusal. ~ ~
O. An Assistant AssessoI may = = -
making this simat BY being misiniormed as 70
money received, or not informed US 70 money
paid. He must assess, however, acGTtuinS posuo
best Information Gi.nin ns ieIen. Lns Gnty ~,
son capable OF giving aosoluteiy soia s naSinots
ton Is frequently the one VINO refuses OF neSieess
to make a statement: II sucn person VIII NOT
take the trouble g inform INC As s assessos,
there IA par toan conPHnIt noun = 1 S"Ia5
ment prove incolreci, anu d heaSle5 ~ Tole,,ee
tnan woua otner"se 70 suaissn aa Iro,.a
after an assessment nAs once oeen 'asae,n e,to
sam N Ia QlwAyH troublesome 10 ZIG DUIlH III"
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TO INVALIDS


WHOSE sUFFRFlsas HAVE
been protracted from hidden causes
and mal.treatment, and who require
prompt relief to render exist.
ence desirable.
DIR. J.
Graduate Of tho University
OF Queens College. begs to in.
form bis patients, and others seeking
medical advice. that he may be con.
suited personally or BY letter In all
cases of Nervous and Physieni
Debility, and the varIousdi'ordsr'
arising from sedentary habits. excess
accident or climate. from9 a. A.to u /.
NJ, and from Q to 9 ,. NJ, at his ONCE
Armory Building. northeast corner
Montgomery and Sacramento Sta q
Rooms Nos. 9. 10 and:.ll. frat door
up.staIra Entrance on either Mont
geometry or Sacramento streets.
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To te Honorable Board Of Trustee, of "a. To,on
Of Gold Hill:
Accounts audited, and warrants ordered fIssrsd
for the same, for the garter ending June 3Oth,
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u1snRILANEOus ApYgRrlsENRNTs.
no THE U~NFORTUNATE !!
NEW REMEDIES! NEW REMEDIEs,t
mr.. Gibbons DisDensary.
KEARNY sTREET

S15 KEARNY STREET.
U4I near Commercial, san
Francisco established In 1854,
for the treatment Of Sexual
and seminal Diseases, such as
Gonorrhea, elect. Strioturs
syphilis in all It's forms, SSini,
nal Weakness, lmpotepey,
etc, skin Diseases (of yssFa
standing) and liberated Leg
successfully treated,
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For Rent.

.RaIcK syI .125i.e ! fNsiip y! I'LL ! m
oisARS'ya q, a.4A " ,os qA1aRIonsIA,a q,
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QuARTERLY REPORT or Town 0PPIcRRs.
QUARTERLY STATEMENT
OF tho Prcsident of the BOARD of
Truateos OF the Town Of GaId EniII.

In pursuance Of the requirements of the Ac. of
incorporation Of the Town Of Gold Hill, Storey
Quarterly Reports Of the Town Clerk he I",s
Town Treasurer. and the Report Of tho nre.snt
Treasurer, showing the financial condition Of the
said Corporation.
WIN. D GRAY.
Gold Hill. July %. 1866 ua'eoo
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By order Of the Board Of Trustees.
I'll r.r J.V. A LANSING, Secretary.
Gold Hill, July l3, 1866. jyl3td
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SCHEDULE OF STAMP DUTIES.
STAMP DUTIES.

The following is q corrected copy ofthe new sehe
dule Of stamp duties under the new revenue law
which took eject on August LIST. 1854:
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nv order Of the Board Of Trustees )
''rsy''"' y. Y. A. LANSING. Seerv.,aid
d.ia IJul .Inlv'1o lpkA fsuH| r lyJS
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,. Total for quarter 1886 -
Respectfully submitted.
II. G. MANNING, Clerk.
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-10-16
auustary and Gnmmfrfial.
Cincinnati Markets.

OlNClNNATI- OCTOBER 10. P
FLoUR---There has been no change in
prices and we quote, as heretofore. Super
fine at $40 50@ll, extra at Sll 75@l2 75,
family at $l3@l3 75, and fancy at $li@l5.
WHEAT---NO. l red is held at 81 -. No.
spring Is held at 50 53@2 80, with sales
of 1000 bushels. No. . Is quoted at 81 $50
3 40.
CORN-MiXed, shelled and ear is held at
Sl@S2c. White shelled is held mt S5c. in
bulk or elevator.
OATs-NO. | are iirmer and are now held
a. f5@i6c. In elevator; 42614ac. Is asked for
No. ,, but the demand Is for No. chiefly.
RIE-A steady market. Prices have AN
upward tendency. No. I sold at 81 II,
and choice samples are held at$ 81 l2@I 10,
No. Is quoted at 81.
BARLEY--A good demand for fall at 81 G5
@l 20 for prime. Spring is not so active,
but choice samples ofstate are still held at
81 45@l 80.
GRocERMs-Thc market Is quiet hut firm.
with good jobbing demand. We quote
fair to choice Rio Coffee ut 2G@3lc. raw
sugar at l2,&@l6c.; hard refined at l7l4o
ils4c, and Molasses at S0@alc. for Porto
Rico. r........r =.
WHIsKY-7B 7BOnded rules iiTIil at 33c. per
gallon, with a good demand Duty paid Is
quiet at 80 1902 80 per gallon.
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-10-16
THos. McCoNNoN, Pres't.
IN MEMoRIAM.

| IN MfMORIAM.
| The Soldiers and Sailors Union adopted
the following resolutions, Oh the death of
one of their members:
WHEREAS, 1t has pleased the Almighty
Ruler of the Universe to take our lamented
comrade, Jacob r. Harvey, from our midst,
therefore be it Q
Resolrea, That ia the death of Jacob II.
Harvey, In his early manhood, in the midst
OF career of usefulness, this 'Union" has
been deprived of n useful and exemplary
member, and this community Of worthy
citizen. WT'i
Resotced, That common privation in the
field has created a feeling of fellowship
and brotherhood among all soldiers; that
it deeply affects us when we hear of the
death OF q fellow soldier, particularly if it
Is Oh one so worthy as our lamented friend /;
that our best wishes and our most fervent
prayers are with each of our comrades,
whether in our immediate neighborhood
or in distant land--whcther the graceful
elm weeps over his Northern grave, or the
southern cypress huns Its requiem over
the bed of his wakeless slumber, when the
evening winds sigh through its leaves and
branches.
Resolred, That while a republic NAV he
ungratetul; while she may lavish her gifts
on her wayward sons, and those who, in
her dark hours, fought in her foremost
ranks for her preservation, are made to take
back seats when the gift-basket passes
around, wc,-who have shared the hard
ships and suffermgs of soldiers life, and
know, from bitter experience, what It is to
be the grain on the field from which Death
reapS his bloody harvest, and lifelong mis-
cry reyels in its bloody carnval-shall for
ever cherish his memory, as one of those
noble and self-sacrillcing heroes who went
iortl To battle to save the best of Govern
ments, aud the greatest of Republics that
ever existed, from destruction.
Resotred, That we extend to his aged
parents, ana other relatives, our warmest
sympathies in their bereavement.
Resotred, That we attend his funeral in
a body.
Resofged' That copy Of these resolutions
De furnished for publication in the city
papers, and that the Secretary transmit Il |
copy to the parents of the deceased
j. L..II. FRANK
MAJOR II. O'CoNNEII
r.. TnOs. MCCONNoN,
Committee on Resolutions.
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-10-16
BY TELEGRAPH.
A Great Fire in Quebec-2, 800
buildings DestrOyed--LOss, go

AT four o'clock yesterday morning, fire
began in the house of Mr.. Tudel, grocer, st.
Joseph street, near Jacques Cartier market.
By hall-past five, eighty houses all wood
en-, We're IN blaze The flames, driven by
the wind, spreading in all directions.
AT o ;3O, over u hundred and fifty houses
were consumed.
The conilagration ceased about five
O'Clock, when There was nothing more for it
to feed on. A moderate computation places
the number of houses destroyed ut $4,000.
Loss OF real property between $4,000 600
and S3.OO0O0O The number Of persons rem
dered houseless Is estimated at $4,000.
The body of man, burned almost TO a
crisp, was dragged ont of house on st.
Nalliere street. Il could not be recogniz ID.
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-10-16
-rhe BalIoon AscensIon Postponed

Ohtil 1ntirsdny -A1JernOOn' p
In consequence Of the Gas Company be-
ing unable to furnish the amount of gas
necessary, the balloon ascension, advertised
for tomorrow, is unavoidably postponed
until Thursday afternoon, October Is. The
hfst display Of Fire Works will, however,
be given on the grounds near the Wire
Bridge, tomorrow evening. Mr.. DiehI
will give gratuitoils display OF Fire
Works at the Court House, this evening,
for the amusement of the citizens, COM
mencing about eight o'clock. .s... ,....
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-10-16
The Evening Star Disaster-Ar-
rival of the SecOad-mate.

SAVANNAH, October 10.
n private letter from Mayport Isle, Fla.
says that Gonedesby, the second mate of the
Evening Star had arrived there, having left
me steamer with boat load of ladies'. All
hut two were lost before getting near shore.
IN landing the latter Were lost-one named
Ahnie; rom Rhqde Island, and the other
Rosa Howard, froai New York. Roth be-
came insane from want and starvation. The
bodies were washed ashore. That of the
latter was nearly deyoured by Sharks. The
mate is barely alive.
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Important to Claimants for the
Additional IsOuuty.

Upon consultation between the account
ing officers OF the Government in relation
to certain questions arising under the act
ofJuly 2sth, 1866, It has been decided that
where q soldier served out two year en-
listment, aud then e-emlisted, was prohiot-
ed and died IN the service as n commission
ed officer his heirs are not entitled TO adj
ditional bounty. Nor are the heirs of A
soldier entitled WHO was transferred to the
navy and died in the service. Parents of a
deceased soldier, under the regulations of
the Secretary of War, must join in the ap-
plication for the additional bounty, and In
cases where the father has already applied
the application of the mother, If living,
must also be presented. Where the mother
Is dead, the fact should be stated 10 the
fathers application. Parents of n deceased
soldier who reside in a foreign country are
not entitled to additional bounty. Para
graph eight of the regulations issued by
the Secretary of War declares that "the
act of July 2S 1866, creates no right of in
heritance beyond those vested by the law
under which these heirs received, or. were
I'h'ih'Nh w lNNNiNb3 illt OIlSildi UOuHll
and as by the act Of July II, 1862, such
foreign heirs were excluded from receiving
the original bounty, they can not receive
additional bounty.
| Where parents of soldier have been
divorced. or have been separated by mutual
consent, the same rules govern the settle
mcnt of claim for additional bounty as
have been heretofore followed in the settle
mcnt of similar eases.
Where the claim of the widow of sol
dier is pending for arrears of pay and boun-
ty. the additional bounty will be allowed in
the same settlement, without additional APP
plication, upon proof that She had not mar
ried again prior TO the 18th of July, 1866
In applications now pending by the
guardian of the children of u soldier where
their ages have been omitted, evidence must
be furnished giving the age of each
Additional bounty TO discharged soldiers
can not be paid through the Second Audi
tors Office, and no application for it whsre
the discharge is claimed to have been lost,
will be entertained. .t..
BOYS AND YoUTH's CLorHING--An en-
tire new apartment---the best in the city
just received by Iebensburger q Son, No.
l0S Main Street.
G%3 Election returns say that Schwarz
sells the cheapest and incest made up Cloth
ing in Dayton, at IFS Main street, sign OF
the Golden Eagle.
.
o 4
by express their thanks to their good fell
low soldiers, who so heartily responded to
their call to join them in paying their last
honors to their late comrade, j. II. Harvey.
j. J.. ii. FRANK,
Scc'y s. Il s. Union.
THos. MCCoNNoN, Pres't.
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-10-16

FIRE WORKS THIS EvENING.-Prof. Diehl,
the great pyroteehnist of the West, will
give free display of fire works, mt the
O. ourt House, this evening, as prelude to
lie magnificent exhibitions which are to
come off during the State Fair the first of
which will take place tomorrow night, on
Main street, between the canal and Fair
Grounds. On Thursday, Prof Steiner in
tends to make balloon asceusions from the
same 7 lace.
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-10-16
Indiana.

lNDIANAPOI.Is, October 10.
The majority on the State ticket Is not
yet definitely ascertlined, but it will be
oyer oyer ten thousand, and may reach twelve.
lhe petIlhg has been heavy ON ten thou
sand, and some ardent Republicans put nm
thelr Innds ON flfleen thonsand.
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-10-16

eB Ladies, we have just received 100 doz.
pair kid gloves, the best in the city, for
81 % pair; no hun,bng we can warrant
them and large lot of fine Citmy Lace
Collars; we have also received another in
voice Of those nice Irish PopEiRs. Come
and select your patterns, before they are
MI sold. We have received the second lot
of those fine Ciuy Laces, which are selling
fifty per cent cheaper than any other house
in the city. F.. c. Trebein & Co., so Main
street. oc15dlw
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-10-16
PennsyIvnnin.

A Philadelphia dispatch says: "The
sunday ears Were stopped YESTERDAY and
viii not run until Judge Strong's Tidicu-
lous embargo is removed. The peonle
were very much incensed ut it, and openIv
ayowed vengeance on the extra-religious
folks. The latter are afraid 20 let the sub-
icct come to a popular voten
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-10-16

MARBLE HALL REsTAURANT.-This first
class eating house and restaurant on JeiIer-
son street, between Second and Third, will
keep open day and night, during the State
Fair, for the accommodation of visitors.
Meals at all hours. Those who wish TO be
nicely accommodated should visit this eN-
ccllent establishment. 4td
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-10-16

CLOTHING FOR THE MILI1oN.-Lessner &,
Bro, are now receiving at their popular
Clothing House, No. lO2 Main street a very
large stock Of clothing from the eastern
cities made expressly for their house, all
Of the finest quality and latest and most
desirable styles. The assortment embraces
lot ofyery fine gentlemens' suits, made
up expressly to their order, and all war
ranted iirst-class. They have also Il full
supply of fine overcoats, youths and boys
clothing-in fact everything that can be
desired In their line Visitors TO the State
Fair will find II to their Interest 10 call and
examine the stock. They can procure the
best quality Of goods at lower prices than
any other house IN the city. ~
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The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-10-16
Eleven New Gases of Cholera.
New York, October 10.

Eleven new eases of cholera were taken
from the steamer Helvetia to the hospitaI
ship on the 18th. There were four deaths
on the 18th and l4th from the disease ON the
hospital ship, and five on the IIelvetia from
the 10th to the 18th