The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-12-05
NNrUsEMENTs.

tbhllC pNIb VI luc ptIIuIHlNnct - unflNditu
by anything in the same line that we have
seen for many day. They win appear
.agam tonight, at which time Tom Hell
riggle viii contest the honors with the
snare-drum player Of the troupe.
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CAIIFoRNIA MINsrREIs. Don't forget
thai Ben. Cottou's California Minstrels and
Brass Band will give their first concert ut
Hnstou Hall to-morrow evening. ID will
be d ''big thing" and Of course everybody
Win be there.
BHcKEL HALL-A grand Bot lfdsq,,e will
ceme of at Beckel Hall Tonight
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sY-The Marion Democrat Of Thursday
last, edited by our friend William Hubbard,
Esq. late of the EMPIRE contains the fol-
lowing, The compliments are wellappiied
in. both directions tl. ne4
In TowN.--W. H. Gillespie. ESQ. Ex-
Mayor of Dayton. and now Secretary of
that most meritorious institHtion. '.The
Ohio Insurance Company" was IN Marion
last week, the picture Of robust and enyia-
bic health, jOvial as ever, aud earnest as &C
Mr.. Gillespie was here in the interests Of
his Insurance Company, and while here ap-
pointed most competent and tiustwOTthy
agent In the person Of James X, GRAY. Esq
The "0hio" has only to be known to he
come filvorlte with OHr people We do
not claim that II Is more safe than the East
ern companies; but it Is just Ms safe. If
we had the wealth of A. II. Stewart we
would not hesitate to endorse every obli-
CATION of ''the Ohio. 1t Is home enter-
prise, created and managed by some of the
hest men in the State. and Is therefore en-
titled to home confidence and support.
CRIME IN CHIcAGo.--The following is last
Thursdays criminal record in Chicago. 1t
seems to have been unusually light and
moderate. A dispatch says. Ht.tt
''on Thursday night, about ten O'clock,
the house known as the Cottage of Content,
labout four miles from the city limits, was
entered by snme rufllans the inmates, IN
old man and woman, bound hand and foot,
gagged, and the house robbed Of S400: the
rntflans then departed. Their victims were
found In the morning nearly dead.
Marshall Goodman, German, was this
morning arrested on dispatch from Bos-.
ton charged with completely in the murder
of Sea-captain, In that port, In July last.
John Woodruff proprietor of the Cali
fornia Comlqites, last night abscOnded, car
/ rying with him funds to the amount OF
5000, and leaving the Troupe unpaid.
Madame La Rue, recently AN actress at the
Varieties, accompanied him.
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I DEATH OF COLONEL BosLEN.-Thc Gin
cinnati papers record the death of Colonel
W. X. Bosley, late of the Sixth Regiment.
o. v. l., who died on saturday last, in the
forty second year of his age.
Colonel b. took prominent part in the
Organization Of the old volunteer compa-
mics of Cincinnati, and was Captain of the
"Guthrie Grays" Mt the breaking out OF
the rebellion. in 1861, and Immediately en-
tered the service as Major Of the Sixth
Ohio lhtantry-rising, before his retire
inent, to a Colonelcy. His falling health,
however, compelled his resignation in 1862,
since which time he has been an invalid.
He leaves many friends TO mourn his loss.
GB There is volume of truth in the fol-
lowing which we find in the Boston Conn
merciaI: fi
"That class of persons called by courtesy
clergymen, but who are neither more nor
less than politicians using the pulpit for q
stump have been particularly foul-mouthed
in their illusions to the President. Outside
of the Catholic and Episcopal Churches, the
clerical profession may be said to have
ceased to exist in this country, the clergy
man having merged himself into the poiiti-
clan. No wonder shat the profession is at
low ebb. and attracts but q few Young
men of ability into the rank"
There are some honorable exceptions in
other denominations than those named
above, but they are "iew and far between" ."
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AGRIcULrRAL CoLIFGE.-The Board of
Trustees of the Agricultural College was
In session at Columbus on Saturday last
but adjourned without recommending any
location to the Legislature. The only bona
flde proposition before the Board was the
one from Worthington, Offering the College
property, the Female Seminary premises,
the KillbOurne Hotel property, and ninety
five acres of land, this amounting in all to
over 100000. Licking County offers Sl00,
600, IL the Legislature viii authorize a tax
for that amount upon The county. These
were the only two propositions made.
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jurors FOR SUPERIoR COURT @The fol-
lowing jurors have been selected for the
January term Of the Superior Court Of this
county:
jesse Wogaman, Perry Township,
| =. w. Shank, German Township.
| 5. p. Strader. Miami Township.
| Richard Miller, Butler Township.
Robert Brundrett. Clay Township.
| Thomas Clegg, Fifth Ward.
George Patton, jefferson township.
Alexander Oyler, Eighth Ward.
] Ezra Heeter, Perry Township,
| CIV! Thompson, Third Ward.
ID. II. Bosom. Sixth Ward.
Lewis A. Kemp MadriYer Township.
| GH-The New York SIN hits off the wo-
mems rights bawlers in the following ad-
mirable fashion sit is only few pro-
prletors Of hen-pecked husbands who prate
about wpmen's rights as they call it. IL