The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-04-25
ALL SORTS OF PARAGRAPHS.

The Supreme Court Of Massachusetts, has
decided that a revenue stamp is no part of
note. nor does il affect its validity unless
fraudulently omitted.
IL Il proposed in Washington to have q
grand National Soldiers' and Sailors Fair,
under the auspices of Mrs. General Grant
as President, and Mrs. General Sherman as
Vice President.
REcoNsTRUCTED PEoPLE.-The people
of Columbus, Miss, are so far reconstructed
that they sit at ease during divine service,
with their feet over the gallery.
The eastern Newspapers are publishing
chronological chart of Butler. We have
examined IL, but see no account of the
bumps which were raised on Buffers
Uranium by the Lowell bricklayer.
They are on the ''rumpm
! Six Boston merchants have contributed
$1,000 each toward the new hail of Harvard
College. to be erected in memory of the
graduates who fell in the late war.
The Board of Health of New York City
have determined to remove the cellar popu-
lation to more healthy abodes, and establish
temporary cholera hospitals for use in cases
of necessity.
The safe of Mr.. II. T. Pace, of Mount
Vernon, ILL.,, was, few days ago, broken
omen and robbed of its contents. consisting
OF $3.50 in gold, $50 in silver, $500 in green
backs Sl.500 in notes, $l00 belonging to the
school fund, and between $400 and $500 NJ
greenbacks.
Miss Nellie Palmer daughter of John j..
Palmer Superintendent of Public Printing,
in Richmond, Virginia, died suddenly on
the 10th, of a spasmodic disease, which Dr'
Coleman pronounced to be the genuine
Asiatic cholera.
There are thirty-seven Protestant
churches in Paris, with forty-four pastors
Fifty years ago there was not one.
The house of David Pellet. a farmer re-
siding about mile from Norwich. Chenan-
90 county, New York, was robbed of $7.OOI
in money and Government bonds las
Thursday during the absense OF Mr. L. ant
his wife. Two men assaulted his son ant
compelled him to disclose where the money
was kept. He was so badly beaten as to b'
: insensible when his father returned home
A raid was made last week on five or 81,
, of the heaviest lottery policy dealers II
, New York. at the instance ofa victim VIII
, alleges that he has lost over $i2,OOO by thei
| fraudulent and Illegal transactions.
A Southern paper understands that Gen
eral Braxton Bragg is living on farm
= In Alabama, acting rs agent for anothe
e person. and that he has lost all he owne
r before the war,
q Suppose n man and woman marry, an
after two or three years of married lii
they run away from each other; VII
should the children take after ~
On the night of the llth inst. the orna
v mental brick building of Messrs. Spear
: Fox in Wooster, Ohio, on the east side
:. The loss is estimated at about $4,000.
+ The New Haven Common Council hay
o been pctitioned to abate as nuisance once
e the colored Methodist churches there, c
~ account of unreasonably loud singing al
n praying.
III The American Watch Company, at Wal
i lam, Mass, employ 700 persons and max
~ 2lo watches per day. The pay roll
nc sGoOO0 per month.
ID ,est Why ysSHsSSP MHsSS P8YFTSS6GSsT9P Ans &ns B Beau %
$, the artist chiseled her out of her clothes.
e. Springfield, Illinois, the former home
at Lincoln. elects Democratic Mayor by
no moiarity, showing gain of 300, on Il
al largest vote ever cast there.
"Who is that foreign lady with the 10
cut Dress" asked Quilp of Il bystander at
party the other evening. "That is Mi
iNlclhlSe-OlI, Il hlSSlill luuys was InS
r. ply. "and an appropriate name it is
IT, Boston Post.
is Tie Polk county (Wis.) Press (Radlca
,r, giyts as its opinion that sandy is provil
}, did hard Mosesl"
be The President is anxious for the conf
Id matiol of Mr.. Stanbery as Associate Ju
tice, in order that n trial of JEFF. Davis m;
81 be had In the Tennessee District. Davi,
'h presence at the battle of Stone River brin,
c, him within the jurisdiction of that Court.
ne Mr.. James A. Trimble, a brother of d
IN late Governor Allen Trimble, died in Hill
boro, Ohio. on the l4th inst, at the age
seventy-eight. He was a native of Wood
OF 1903.
1t is understood that the Secretary of Il
lb Treasury has under consideration the sui
te ject of Issuing proposals for new five ne
Nj cent. loan.
ID The late fire Mt Shafler's, Pa, was kindl,
l. by an armed mob, from $50 to 800 stron
,, who drove off the watchman, and then a
," piled the to the oil tanks. The guilty pa
'e ties are supposed TO be mainly teamsters.
y The country around Baton Rouge is sa
to look like an ocean. The caeyasses col
time to widen, and the levee commissions
m are doing nothing.
); gB The Supreme Court of Massachuseti
l. in a case carried before the full bench
y demurrers, decided as follows: A revenl
le stamp is in no part of the note, and ne,
t. not be copied; nor Is the valididity of
ID note affected by the want of stamp, III
Insa IL is fraudulantlv nmittad