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Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1866-11-02

Practical Watchnaakers.-M essrs
Mellish & Belmont have got well under
way with their Jewelry establishment,
in Miners Brick Block. We to-day
give their adyertis en-. mt from which it
will be seen that they go extensively
into the 2,ivoting part of the business.
They are reliable men, and the public
will do well to patronize their estsb-
lishmeIt. .a * .......a--
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1866-11-02

The Great Observation-Disclosures
new Dry Goods Store Is all the rage
He is an old trader among us, and peo-
pie soon fad the way, wherever he
measures Off cloth. His new establish
nent is at the head Of business, opposite
the Board Of Trade. Watch for his
new advertisement next week, and join
the rush for Hazlett's.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1866-11-02

&Feed-.for Man and Beast.-It is
found ut McNalley's. Remember his
new place, opposite the Inman House.
II you like new things, read his new
advertisement in another column.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1866-11-02

b6y Winter Supl1tics-1OOO Bbls.-I
am now receiving about one thousand
barrels choice varieties winter apples,
from Burlington, Iowa, GAINESVILLE,
Mo-, and Michigan, and am prepared
to supply the wants of all, and give
them their choice of kind and color
Call and see, at Chase. Fruit Bazaar.
3D--Dw
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1866-11-02

APopular Lecture.-After preaching
at the Baptist church several evenings
last week, with much acceptance, Rev.
l.. Ravlin, from Racine, Wis, deliver
ed Temperance Lecture at the same
place, Oh Sunday evening. The house
was densely crowded, many having to
so away for want of room. The lecture
was wonderfully liked, and told with
great effect upon the liquor traffic.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1866-11-02

The Waterloo Base Ball Club was
beaten by the Marshalltown Club at
the latter place on the 18th inst.
The new Methodist Episcopal church
at Manchester was dedicated on Sun
day, the 18th. Rev. Mr.. Kynett deliy-
cred the discourse.
The citizens Of Marshalltown met Oil
Friday evening, Oct. 10th, for the pur-
pose Of organizing 4 company to pur-
chase or lease grounds near town for a
skating park.
The Hardin. Sentinel says that J. H.
CIsack, deiaulting eX-treasurer Of that
county, has been sued for the amount
Of his deficit, and his sureties, John
erosion, s.. q. Winchester, NJ. HUI
bert, Jos. Edgington, JOS. Furry, and
u. w. Eastman, are made parties dc.
fendent. The suit is for $4,000.
The corner stone of the new school
house now being erected in Independ-
ence, was laid on Monday by the ma
sons of Independence, assisted by MEM
chester, and Fairbank. The building
high, and is intended to he completed
in about one year.
At Iowa Falls, on Saturday last, a
trotting race was made up between
Buttolph's Geo. Francis Train aud Full
ler's Sam Houston, the race to take
place in the afternoon, on the track
near the depot. As usual, crowd of
'rGgues" was present. Two heats had
been made, when quarrel transpired,
and hard words were followed by hard
err blows. The affair terminated in
miscellaneous 'scrimmage.n
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1866-11-02

These inquiries merit fuller answer
than We have time now to give. Would
it not be well for our business men to
get up full account Of our business
and surroundings, in pamphlet form,
or on handsome sheet, to be sent to
such inquirers and others, who are con.
tinually desiring to know concerning
us?
We content ourselves now with stat
ing, that the population Of Cedar Falls
is 3,S2S, as shown by census just taken.
Waterloo must have as many. The
population of the county must now be
somewhere from twelve to fifteen thou
sand. Our business at Cedar Falls is
largely manufacturing, in which line
We are doing more than any other city
in all Northern Iowa, having three
large FIGURING Miils,a WOODEN Factory,
a Corn-Starch Factory, a Pottery,
several Saving, Planning, Sash, Fur
mace, and other works, an Agricultu-
raj Factory in contemplation, and
other enterprises of kindred sort.
We have also a large Mercantile bust
ness and the whole will be largely
increased, when the Iowa Central Rail-
road (now largely graded is completed.
from st. Louis to st. Paul, making it's
junction here with the Dubuque and
Sioux City Railroad, (already built).-
This city is situated on the Cedar River,
having splendid water-power, one Of
the best in the State and the surround
ing country is beautiful rich prairie
expanse, the famous F." Cedar Valley"
the finest section of Iowa, which is fast
being peopled with thrifty farming
population.
In all the West, there is not better,
more promising spot 10 csme to, than
this same Cedar Falls. "a word to the
wise is sufficient
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1866-11-02
tt c. II. MULLARKf

Ssa5 Hazlett, at his new store, has a
full and elegant assortment of all the
newest styles Of dry goods out, for the
fall and winter trade, which he is SELL
mig very cheap. Call and examine.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1866-11-02

saJ Lost. On Wednesday the 18th
instant, Gold Watch of small size,
hunting case, with long curb chain
of small size attached; lost at or near
the Fair ground. Any person return
ing the same to the undersigned, will
be literally rewarded.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1866-11-02
A New aud Grand Epoch In Medicine.

DIR MtGeHI. Is the foueder Of new Medical System
The quanttarans, whose vast internal doses enfceble
the stomach and parayzc the bowels must give prece
dence to the who restores health and appetite with
from TO two OF his extraordinary Pills. and the
most virulent sores with box Of his wonderful
and all healing salve, These two great specifics Of the
Doctor are fast superseding all the stereotyped nos
trums OF the day. Extraordinary cures by Magaics
Pills and Save have opened the eyes Of the public
the nefcency Of the $50 calied) remedies OF Others
upon which people have long bindy depended. Mag
gels pills not OF the class that swallowed by the
Dozen and OF which eyety box full taken creates alb
solute necessity for another. One two OF Maggies
Pills succs to place the bowels in perfect ORDER tone
the stomach create an appetite and render tina spirits
sht ana buoyant! There Is no gripping, and reaction
Ia the form Of constipation II the liver Is Affected rs
functions restored and II HE system is fee
BILE Is invigersted This last quality makes the med
eines very desirable for the wants Of delicate females
Ulcerous and cruptye diseases literally extingushed
by the ciscnectant power Of Maggiers salve. In fact
II Is here announced that MaggiePs Bilious, DysIep-
tic and Dsd,vhea Pills where all others fail
While for Burns, Scalds Chiblans Cats and all abra
sons OF the skim Mfggieps atDe Is infable Sold by
M.GGiEL, - Fulton Street, New York, and by all
druggists, at % cents per box. sp-22.iy
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1866-11-02

Up to Iimc.-The Starch Factory
will commence operations on corn, as
soon as next week. So we move.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1866-11-02

The Rise in Grda.-The last week
has been one of excitement in the
Grain Market. Corn has gone up won-
derfully in all the markets of the
world. On the LIST Of September, No.
corn was sold in Chicago at SO cts. a
bushel. On the first of October it had
risen to GO cts, and on Saturday last it
rose to So cts! On Monday it went up
% cents more, having advanced 23 cts.
IN week! While a portion of this adj
vance in the price of corn is due to
damage in some sections by early frost,
tt Is mainly attributable to general
failure of the crops in Great Britain,
and great advance in prices in Liver
pool. Meanwhile, wheat has also gone
up, as well as oats, barley, &c. See our
Market reports. These are great times
fer farmers, and no mistake.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1866-11-02
Sprtial alptiees.
ErrOrA 0cX0ufI


Gentleman who suffered for years from Nervous De.
blity, Premature Decay and all the effects Of youthful
ndiscretion, WILL for the sake OF suffering humanity
send free to all who need H. the recipe and direction
for making the simple remedy by which he cured
Sufferers wishing to profit by the advertisers experience
can do 30 by addressing
JOHN d. OGDEN,
4ely No. Is Chambers ~. New
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1866-11-02

D@~ BOARDING, with or without
rooms, can be had by applying to
Thomas Jarman, Cor. Franklin & Sth
street. 3l--2w.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1866-11-02

pr II you want pretty goods at low
prices, 60 to Hazlett'a new store.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1866-11-02

16r Notice the advertisement OF Drs.
Bonaparte 4 Reynolds, on our fourth
page.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1866-11-02

4 Western Institution. Last Satur-
day, Oct. 9th, found us with snow
storm, the earth being completely COW
cred with a robe of white. This is in
accordance with Iowa custom, which
always has an October snow. This is
now the fifth October we havespent i'm
the State, and every one of them has
thus been signalized. In this respect
we differ from the East. Snow in Oc-
tober is a thing almost unknown in
New-England. We know it to be so,
from long observation, in most of those
States; and We believe it is so even as
far North as Maine. But these October
SHOWS out here are eyanescent, and are
a part Of our extremely variable eli
mate.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1866-11-02

hey Ladies, If you want fine Long
Shawl, latest style, or beautifuld Pop.
lin dress, call ut Hazlett's new store.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1866-11-02

Hair Works.-Geo. Woehrlen de
France is in town, and is ready to re-
ceive orders for Wigs, Toupees, and all
sorts of Hair Work. His headquarters
is at Dubuque, and he is we'll known
As highly accomplished in his art
Look at his advertisement, which we
give new to-day and call at Mrs. La
throp's Millinery, or at the Inman
House.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1866-11-02

1g XXX Oysters.-Triple X and
count Oysters, received Daily, at
Chase's. 32--3w,
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1866-11-02

French snow-white Zinc for
painting parlors, for sale by &.
N. MINER. Also pure spirits
Turpentine for $3.50 y gallon.
Pure Linseed Oil for $2.15Pgal.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1866-11-02

!
The Riding at the Fdir.-The follow
ing We're the committees on the several
riding and trotting matches; (
Ladies' Ridlng,-Committse, J. W..
Davis of Butler Center, J. p. Taylor Of
Waverly, G. ID. Miles OF Iowa Falls.
Fastest gelding or mare, SlO,-Com-
mittee, S. IL. Packard and 4. ID. Bar
nun of Cedar Falls, and c. G. Kinney
of Wsverly.
Fastest Stallion. $l0,-Comlaittse,
Charles White of Waterloo, N. Ohm
! stead of New Hartford, S. Ii. Packard.
Carter House purse, sic, -Comniittee
H. s. Cole of Independence, George
Walkup of Wsverly, c. White of Wa.
terloo.
Sweepstakes purse, s25, -Committee,
G. r. Peet of GAINESVILLE, Geo. Walkup,
John Elwell. f*" " #Hv
Cedar Falls purse, $50, Committee,
Geo. Sprasue of Butler Co., John FL
we'll and G. White of Waterloo. 49,.
Citizens purse, S100,-Committee,
John Elwell, c. d. Miles, N. Fuller of
Iowa Falls.
The following ere the corrected
times: ....- ...-
FIRST PURSE.
Entered, Lines gray gelding, BRAD
ley's,) H. J. Wait gray gelding, Sleepy
Observation-Disclosures "a. II. Trask,)
Buckskin Dubuque Ralph Jackson.)
Buckskin won $40.
lst heat, Buckskin, 3min. 2 seconds.
End min. IS seconds.
SECOND PURSE.
Entered, f. Levin's Sherlock bay
stallion, II. j. Wait Waterloo bay stall
lion, j, N. Mcclellan Waterloo gray
stallion, John Helferty Waterloo black
stallion, A. Converse Butler Co. sorrel
stallion. Mcclellan won SO. a.a
LIST heat, Helferty, 3:14
End :. Mcclellan, s:l7l
Bird =" 3:l2t
m CARTER HOUSE PURSE.
Entered, Lines, John Elwell Water
loo bay gelding, Isaac Bovee gray geld
ing, 0. Wheeler 3-year old mare. Lines
won $40. Tia
LIST heat, Elwell r.......s.. 800
I'd % Lines lg5 $40
Sd Z" Elwell Withdrew (broken shoe.
SWEEPSTAKES PURSE. Etl
Entered, Buckskin and Sleepy John.
The former won $25.
1st heat, Sleepy John, sgf 2:41
I'd +" Buckskin, aa 1852
3D. 800
Attn - 1858
CEDAR FALLS PURSE.
Entered Buckskin, Sleepy John,
Kinney's horse Wayerly. Buckskin
won $50.
LIST heat, Buckskin, ut 2:52s
I'd +" I" 2:54
Sd !" Z" $50
CITIZENS PURSE.
Entered, Buckskin, Sleepy John,
Kinney's horse. Sleepy John won
800.
1st heat, Sleepy John, o:50a
I'd . Buckskin, DAT
81 Sleepy John, 2:47 !
4th Buckskin, 2:55 /
9th Sleepy John, 2:59 I
The last heat was run by moonlight
The fastest time made was Sleepy i
Johns 2;4l on the Sweepstakes trot.
Tn conclusion, the Committee
would state that the time was fine, con-
sidering the state of the track. One
side for about fifteen rods was very
sandy and heavy; and the track is 20
feet more than half q mile, making 40 |
feet extra to the mile The Society in
tend removing the said, and putting
in good hard earth, also making the !
distance just one half mile, before an.
other season.
Premiums will be paid promptly
when called for, by the undersigned.
HENRY. C.. HUNT, See'y.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1866-11-02

E--"T Y TI-T -I--" u" FOf TIE UNLtIte.
Mr.. EDIToR:-Some Of llS join in the
following supplication. .~. .....
-E... Yours, G.. IS.
A BRIEF PRAYER for Andrew John
son :-"Let his days be few, and let an :
other take his Office" Psalm l09: s.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1866-11-02
Commercial.
TcoRREcTED KyERr FRIDAY.

TT 81 GAZETTE OFFICE,
~. FRIDAY MORNING.
GOLD, in New YoAk, latest report u az
WHEAT, In Chicago latest report, ........... %
CEDAR FALLS aETAlL MARKET.
SALT "a bbl .........4 90 SORGHUM, ........ 90
svRup. b gs,. -. /. Il 20 MoLASSES, ...... q6
SUGAR. brown, N, - refined, go. 20
cofTEf, Rio y ~. IS STEAK best. ''ss' Is
DRIED APPLES, = n, "a GOLDFISH, ........... 10
shEErINGs. pya, mos PRINTS, 1890
KEROSENE, fgal. ,...............s........ w
SHINGLES, No. A, I'm, ..................I 90
BOARDS, LIST Clear, v NJ, ,...3...... so sNl6s 90
Sherting and Grubs, 49,. st O0QJ99 90
FLOORING, Common, - 90 siding, do,........,so co
WHOLESALE PRICE CURRENT.
CORN, i bu I'D rs unshsled.5 old ............ As
syr1is, choice, D.. . ZOOS dos, $ $
BEES, dressed q e.,.. =. ......s 90 a 10 90
OAK WOOD. nominal, . 90 fali cord. ...... -. 8 %
pusueuE, Nov. l;,-whsas. No; !, sl,sc @ l,sc.
$50 Live Cattle, 4oo6e4so Best Butter, 9ot22
$500. Common Flooring, $3.50 Fencing, 800 Giubs
22,0o. Shingles, No. l., 5,soG6,o0.
CHICAGO, Oct. sl.---spring wheat, No. I, 2,211
$50 Live Cattle, Best 6.co@6,7s. Best Butter, 300
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1866-11-02
D Z Z d

In this city, Friday morning, November End,
AUGUSTUS CHARLrs. only son Of Andrew c.
and Mary +. Holt, aged month and 2 days.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1866-11-02

the Board. We found the following to
be the list Of officers, rs elected the first
Of October.
President, Byron Culver,
Vice President, Henry c. Wright,
Secretary & Treas. Thos. s. Beswick,
Attorney, J. II. Bullian,
g. b. Marshall, DR.. Engledow.
We have since been favored with the
following important action by the
Board .
At a special Meeting Of the Cedar
Falls Board Of Trade, held Oct. 3lst
1866, the President in the chair, it was
Resolved, that the member Of this
Board, feeling themselves under obli-
CATION to our worthy Marshall and G..
b., for his untiring, energetic, and VAL
liable services for the past year, do now
proceed to present to him some tssti-
monial Of appreciation, expressive Of
our kind feelings toward him. = &
In accordance with this resolution,
DIR. Ensledow WAS escorted over to the
Fashionable Clothing Emporium OF
Bird, Pickton 4 Co., and was there
crowned with a bran new hat Of this
latest style, the Board feeling that he
will wear it with honor, and by it will
add to their dignity. Moreover, il
having become absolutely necessary
for at least one member of the Board to
be representative OF the latest style
now prevailing in our community
was voted, that no one is SO worthy as
the present recipient, thus to represent
! lin the latest styls) SO honorable body
! as the Board Of Trade.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1866-11-02

u - Subscribers receiving their papers with X
marked opposite their names may understand that
their subscription is about to expire. -
No paper sent for a longer time than paidfor
except at ibe option Of the at the rate Of
sts. . week, or $3.50 per year. esn A. sG.s~
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1866-11-02

Come To- Cedar Falls, We from time
to time receive such communications as
the following; ~.
Tsnl burg, Ollie, Get 10th, 1865.
Mr.. GOoDENoW,
DEAR SIR am
DESTROYS of finding a Western location,
and from what I have heard of your
county, am much pleased with its pros
poets, &c. VIII you have the kind
ness to write me the population of your
county, the population of Cedar Falls,
and character Of its business, whether
manufacturing or mercantile, and the
population Of Waterloo, and character
istics of the surrounding country. A
reply to these interrogatories ut your
earliest convenience, will be consider
ed q favor.
Yours truly,
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1866-11-02
FIRST PURSE.

Entered, Lines gray gelding, BRAD
ley's,) H. J. Wait gray gelding, Sleepy
Observation-Disclosures "a. II. Trask y
Buckskin Dubuque Ralph Jackson
Buckskin won So
lst heat, Buckskin, 3min. seconds.
End 2 min. S. seconds.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1866-11-02

CITIZENS PURSE.
Entered, Buckskin, Sleepy John,
Kinney's horse. Sleepy John won
500.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1866-11-02
Our NelghbOrs.

Waterloo, Oct. 24th, 1865.
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-10-19
BY TELEGRAPH.
IIrom Wnshineinn.
WAsmiNarON, October ls



The resignation Of II. N. Corwfne,s Esq,
a. 8. lDftfiet MtofheY fof the ySoluherilt 4
District Of Ohio, to talsC eiled thi tlo tftII.
of November. has been received. General
Durbin Narl Of Warren County. Ohio,
viii be appolntdl 10 snteped AIrv (pryi9e.
My dispatch of night bcfores last itiia
nouneng that Mr. stanton had written
letter 10 the ptrsident.i asking to erree
lleved from the posirou, ef Secretary of
War. has created q stiishdoh Nero land
throughout the county,, iuhgihg from the
Inquiries made verbally by 'mail and by
telegralns. "a t s
The newspaper c6frcsp pondehuu N,ko ,fall n
To obtain the information, have, In some
Instances attempted 10 discredlt my state y
mcnt, Notwithstanding these aellnh liaf
correspondents who Absolutely Know nofli 4
lug about the matter. and are not ia The
conlldcncc of those who do know all about
IT, again assert upon the highest huthor-
lty, that Mr.. Stanton has asked to. be re,
licyed; that be has signlljed bis desire td
become the successor of lloll y, J., Hale, as
Minister to spain, and the position VIII be
given him unless no chooses 10 decline II
hereafter. A. tA h1gVaa EW9ga A ny
1T is also clually true that ldoptenafit
General sherman has been requested to
come here for the puFpns,' of assuming the
duties of Acting Secretary Of War, and .ifg
.lt be found that he can be spared ftutn his
preseut command, he VIII ,F1ecefd Mr.
There Is no direct tticgfabhie eSthhsuni-
cation between This eity and the polntv
where General Sherman now j., and it will
take some days 10 get an alfswerifromllal,
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-10-19
alunttary aud gommtrrfiaI,. .
Nlncinmati Markets.
CINOINNArI, Oclohor

FlouR-Wc quote superlinc at $40 500
II extra ~ Sil 75a2 ~ = fanlilyaaf Sl3VQ
l3 7j. and fancy at ~ ttQls. sysg g.rf
WHEAr-EXtra red Il still held at - 90,
but 81 81 was the best Offer made for 'it
No. | red sold ut 50 80; No, ? Is held at
81 700o2 10. but the outside hgare Is an
extreme rate. No ispfiug was offered al
So 30 No. , Is quoted ~ 81 25ee2 'ii.s'aa
CoRN-The oiieeinggafe light, and hold
ers were asking higher prices. Mixed
shelled was hold at s3Qsic, pud ear at ~
1sic Nldte. shelled + quofed at Soc ia
oArs-No. saie now qllsia,Jgt w6 llc.,
aud No, | at 40@ i7c. In clevator. Shies of
1000 bushels M. eat 4dea
RYE-We quote No, at 81 10, and extra
'at 81 ~. No. wonld commapd abont 81.
BARLEY--Plimc fall Is lleldAt 81 65Ql 70,
and strictly prime samples of State spring
at 81 45Q 30, ai,if 3asaA
GRociauRsA AThe market fASs quiet, but
prices are unchanged We quote fair To
choice Rio Coffee IL 2eB3le, raw sugar al
l2@l5c hard refined, 1Tt4di7 ttc, andBIo-
lasses S0QlD0. for llortp Rice,
EGGs--A STEADY, and, firm market nt25@
2Gc. per dozen, shippers count.
Messy THE market for bonded y FIRM
at SIC. Duty paid Is duili hl9ge 8 no. de
maud except for small lots, al 81 83.1 R0iini
lots could rot be disposed ~ nc over - 32
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-10-19
Ernln NcM Ynrl1

nl .4.o MN NoRE, October ls.
A Tribune special says tile Redemption
Bureau Of the Treasury report their total
destruction of mqtilated gVrpcy todatee
at Sl.2A0g2. ! NJ4 -
The receipts from internal revenue
sources exrlnsivelyynpt tDtllls date, RRapuut
to over Sli5,500O0O, which Is IN excess of
Sl.0O00O0 per diem frnm the beginning.
the present tscal year, pamrb q the isl OF
Ills believed that the Income from4bis
source Will reach 10 nearly llaqsame lig0fes
rs those Of last year, whirh VIII be largely
IN oNcess of theMnount Estimated andre
quired, leayinga heavy sunlhsl tpbdRp-
piropriaied to the liquidation ofthe Nation-
4 Herald AlbNpsgF pgiplFays.a fnen
The Colorcd Convention at Albnhy yeG
terday adopted resolutions claiming that
the elective franchise should be rcstnrel tos
not bestowed on them, and doit0uhcibg the
$3.50 clause "A unjust tu fd3 je
The resolutions also look fOfwdfd TO the
consolidatlon9f ule eoered dssitizens OF tho
state ny q distinct partyadr bfanehk0 the
Republican organization.
In the United States District Court Jos
day before Judge Smalley :; aoite tfoseta1
was eutereglhy llistrlrt, ATTORNEY, Court
uey, in The case vi tla Fentln lifesdent.
Wan. II. Roberts, who was arrested some
time ago, aud held to bail 70 answer for al
alleged violation of the Neutrality Laws Of
The United States, III invading taiada with
the Fcniaus. Tive mil bonds of MIR. fobs
crts viii De cancelled 'a'asists afs si1 haa
Dr. Dalton reports that during the Week
ending Octobrr ] 3 eleyGh ehsespf SUPPOSED
cholera were Investigated and reported
upon by the inspectors and assistant in
3pectorS. or this nmhber SIX proved kaiL
une, and of these twothaye. been reported
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-10-19
The Accident on the Atlanta and
Great Western Railroad.

MEApNuIE THNN., Ootober Is.
ln the accident on tile Atlantic aud
Great Western Railroad near this place,
the conductor, engineer aud fireman were
Injured, and one passenger Mr. q. E.AIath-
rws, of EniiTl, Was Killed, ScveratotheU
passengers were slightly hurt. ..Itft
The accident was caused ly sOHlG nur-
derons disposed person removing rail
lrola the track. The,C Company ofer q re-
ward of s2,tD0 tsriib9 qlpailei ilgieh fhe
gniIlY pnrIY. = -
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-10-19

llusroN lINL.-rTbe Ianlon Brothers
who have been the ccnnc Of fattactlondur-
ing the week, at Huston Hall weregreeted
with another overlooking house last even
Ing. Their performance was enthusiastic
ally applauded, They appear again uds
evening aud win OF course draw ahothcr
crowd. Ifycu wmtto t'eet yolir lunaey
back 90 aud the iIanlop's te-uight. lt
always pays.