davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
, 1866-11-02

face, Ate instantly relieved by one dose Of MKT
cALFk's GREA1 RukEhA71c AHxEDr, LORD s
SIXTH, AGcnt4.
, 1866-11-02

Thanhsxayln1 Appointed.
GARDNER, Me-, November t.-Goyrrnor Cony
nes appointed Thursday, the 9sth Inst, Is day
, 1866-11-02

New York DRY EpQda Market.

hXW OK. NOVEMBER I.
The DIT goods trade odera 70 new ssturcs this morn.
inE The depEesson .t continues. Ind n unea1inea.
house. directly interested lesds 10 feaf u other atm
~ xneTe taper maturing and stock. Of
tfaas IN tie Interior II still 1t hA1 all fall
w NEhs and country merchants 1nd II difficult to
, 1866-11-02

Death Of Euited ssatrn Seuutor Wright.
NEwAEK,. n. j., Noyembe. 1.-Hon. William
WIEN, United SLates Senator, died this morning
Al elEht o clock, aged hftJ- seven years.
, 1866-11-02

DERSONAL--To "A. C.''-1 am as
aEr Ne PRESENT e,reuas:zaces et &c hea: tfoa Io9
THINK VIII H.se1 est you. "a G." Fuiaskt. Sev ioEk.
DERS0NAL'-Au Augustus Bai1ou and
/ VIZ H. Gl1s4 REQUESTED ssaI taet- std!esa
. FRANCIS De GtEsA Rrowrs!tlle. TIM, for
lt1ly ot Battery Il, E1t1s Illinois Light ARTILLERY.
, 1866-11-02

a SURE Pile Curc.-Dr. Gt1bcffsa Pile
Piles Sent b. man On receipt of f. crcul.Es
!rec. Sold by druggists. Agents wanted every
where. Address ], B. noAAISx, Manager, NO.
s75 Broadway, New YosE.
, 1866-11-02

More Tronhle.--Thou.and of our
people arr weekly dying rom the rasnces OF In.
dlgetstou. Dysrersls, md various diseases q de-
Stomach and ltouels: The value Of CoE's Drs-
FrfaIA cruE ehon1d be known to the world II
has f4ved thousands from an early craye.
, 1866-11-02

New Orleans Market,
INV 0ELxAxs, Nore,ubsrt
crTTox-UnchRretd. S4leA or 500 bales Inv r,l1
ding 1t :n9szc. MiddiinE nominA Il Sc. Keceip1.
800 bnles. -AP~'
BAS1 sKEstrso-1so. New York exchange, DIS.
count 10 DAf -o7 - 1A1
, 1866-11-02
Ixroszons.-we are requested to cali the .tten.

IxFosTons.-We arc requested to cali the atten-
tlon Of the public 10 tho met that wonau has re-
Gently taken upon berseif ths responsibility OF
making collections 70. The Home tor the Friend
lcte, who was not authorized TO co 20, and whose
collections have never get found their way into
the treasury Of fhai Institution. A man IL also
spoken Of a. having hrrn engaged Ia he same ne-
ia11ous occupation. No one i authorized to col
1ect for the Home" by Rcv. f. n. Boring and
the lady managers,
, 1866-11-02

FLoCE-Qultt.
GlAIx-Hheat 1c better; sales whlte Michigan 1t
&98 amber Michigan 1t n ~: No. white Wapash II
es.9 No. FpFnx 1t f2.t6 ertrA spring At 2c5 Corr
opened aaaHc better. and closed quitt with lbs ID
vance lo1t: sales No. mixed II -0631 nax; No,
white At FILE Oats lower: bAles No al SGa36c
LAKE EEElGTTa-1c for corn to Eudkln
, 1866-11-02

The highest medical authorities of
New York md QavauA bavc pronounced DR.. 01c4
Morcno's Pills sure preventive and cure for
cholera. GEtertcEt OF ltarthea- Sold By III drug.
cisr. nleiNch, Diocki & Co., agents, Chicago,
Illinois.
, 1866-11-02

San FFnnclsco Mining Stork.-
SAY FEANc7scn, Noyeuhrri.
Mining stock auttt Savage. lE0; Imnertsi a i.
Chollx1, 1o9 Belcher, 60; fellow jacket SE ie~ai
Tenders, eeyeuty-onc. W. 1'sn~t
, 1866-11-02
Republican Ward I1cctinsx,

FRIDAY EyENIKa.
Second WArd-At SthTOedct'e, Clark street
north Of jackson street.
Eleventh Wald-At Braudts, 60 Milwaukee
Twelnh Wa1d-At Biehle's, corner OF Mflwau.
kee sud Chicago avenues.
EATCKDAT EVENING.
Third Wasd-At the new Turner Ha11, 7I Clark
Fourth Tasd-As Goldhsrd's, 40 Cottage Grove
TIhh Ward-A. Matshy's, A1chers road, corner
E1ish Ward Al Fiurucan'e, corner Archer ro.d
snd DeestrG street:
Eighth Wa1d-A, George uoch'a D,us 1flaud
sia' ss:9sF 4 Esss5n s,Fes5 stonr
L4srabee and Centre streets.
Fourteenth Wasl-At John Taubman's, Vcdder
Fifteenth Wa1d-At Alnindinse.'e, 1oe Green
Good speake,s will attend The meetings.
BuRarAHr.-The residence OF Enos Ayres, Esq,
at No. TAI Wabash arenue, Wa entered by tur-
glars on Wednesday night. and robbed Of silver
Tea service worth about &1g1.
CurRcn SoctAn1E.-The frst Soctablc Of the
congregation OF the Church Of the McssI1h for
this seaeon Will he held this evening In tbs vestry
Ss e ses 81 s cetx III t
congregation and their fFienda.
AI1Exs who arc entitled to receive thcir fall
naturalization pspere are desired to call st the
Office OF the Republican Slate Central Committee.
No. l53 Randolph street. before the 9TH OF Novem-
Der. All afdaaTits made by non+tcglstetcd rattts
81 The polls TO tecurc thr Ia the exercise OF the
elective franchise, Lnpat be stamped with Ere
cent revenue etasnp.
t.l;-.- IL SARA nf &c oart. i s'."Gtlnt-
TsAl sh,. o'c.ne's -s=se:Ia- H'Y-:!.c. f.t.t c,s=
20. ~. rs-sc'. b. sr;oke .::n2 seer. to fs.s ri
t'e.' tt7-y h.1ic auiitlre os...l-:! - +
-. .:t:'. rear III. -a1c. III :al- eHG Fo',te*ntG
.s:yr:.. !:.a aSt3a;. anoaasv:. ~ Al out s1,s}7,
Wall v:ls ~" -" "1el 1.1 .a>H'4hsr
.-r-.r. i?I.l7-s SAi1--Thc :E.afi1u RI .ef-
II: o~rt.- l.. ea!.cl Ia the edve-.:,cE-o: Of hslr
o. Inc e:::cs tAred hom The :th"ots.r N 5
Iii, .:,+t.CE 1t anelc-r, tta!rs. -rss*, s.ils,
,-n=:7e II ). ri:EfnF blocks, efs IN T.
- ':'s hr i's,aond j. juHss. 1:aeErc, Nls.
t:tal1'sA.--;h= following erc the c.st. ~
eto"'. re?ur.es -.A;rrc., at Tar !:...; t,iic,
n c, r Bailey. .ra-s!e,n ,~n O. E--:,c,ec
TIA ;icrn..tcs t:eaaT; ~. *tt=sAsa wednesday.
xosi nj Ws;. WK.;;;.a i:.sh a. Residence. No.
Two cascs, one OF which proved fatal 49,
hfftn11cAE WARD MISUNDERSTANDING were
held last evening Of the vote,e Of * Second,
Third, Fourth, Seventh and Fc-teenth Wards.
and eaes h,
SI5tesnth wa a!d a. Rl.ss: IL nS,iee s.
@ Ws9a sea So IT, sss
was especially vel attended. II was presided
" sess afsy q eax 9ssgy Hss
John Solomon. Georre. Arnold and ". II. law
II. Esq:, sdiresstd ,he nsesing. rs spe;ehs.
thus{aAm Wts exhibited st The e:leral meetings.
, 1866-11-02
Strapep anu StoIe,l.

&TRAYED-On the afternoon Of the
~ 81 two heavy EoAn OXEN. ANY ono .cta,nIuz
theta 70 us oftee Of kRbT, CARPEsTER & CO.
tkeJ can Be iornd. viii be ii5cs4liJ TeTardad.
GTRAYED-From 2. r. Morean's Sta
~ ble, Ia rear OF 6heru4n aorte hlast r,srs me.
oEm k!1e. with ianE ta md cut On OF elbow. Who
ever VIII Eite Information Ehern kaid uxre can be
found will be nbc1al1y rewarded.
, 1866-11-02

REcE1yESo SroIIr Goops.-Ltxzte Clark, the
young woman who attempted TO commit rutc!de
At the Armory on Wednesday night, waa before
The rolioe Court yesterday asternoon, charged
With receiving stolen property. The prosecuting
witncfs vas Mr. Mande1l, Of Mande1l Brothers,
merchants on Sonih Clark street. whose clerk.
m!ited for tlal two or three weeks aince for pnr.
lolr!ng goods from the store Of his employers 10
eiSc away ~ presents to cou1tesans With whom
he associated. The arrest Of Mss. French for re-
ce!stng stolen goods was subsequently mentioned
II these columns. Lizzie Clark Was arrested on
Ind receive portion Of fianklln's liberal e1fls
1hcIe was little evidence that the Rir had received
anything but pair Of gloves, which she herself
aamltnd. The ea.c was continued until this A.
tcIupou.
, 1866-11-02

Meeting OF tho Irish Republicans CIub-
Great Euthunla 1m N AdicAI Reao1uttons
Adopted-Ssrand Army Of tho hepabllc-
Specimens Of Coppcrhena Heroes,
, 1866-11-02
A1hnnY Cutkle Marker.

Ispedl De8p1tch 70 the Chicago TTibaneI
A.nASI, Soyembef1
bE1 CATT11-Ihe supply OF cattle is son,e LOO
head lighter than last week and prices have atvancod
about nc Per 9. The top price IL FAC.
suIrf apa noEs AEs without material change
IT. Isou5a Market.
Especial Despatch 70 The Chicago Tribunal
ST. Loc1s. Soreu1oe1 l.
TonAcco-sseadJ: prices ucchanxed-
FtCCR-4ctiJe. drmer. and tending upwasd; super,
u o. xN. s11odets:sos XXX. *iA0e2ls.H,
GHAE-CoEn declined a210c- The report ot panic
ket heFs- Wheat dcctrinz, sales 1t s5.aa3ide ior
al; fz.so fbr tp.tnk ard club. Oats saeady; 3&2ssc
RJe active; a1ln2l-B- DA1iey du1is sl.tn1l.so tot
choice sprinx. 3Ls39l.so for choice tA1l.
f1ovHIoSs-Ae@ port steAdy 1t $t:.D1 B4cou,
clear ndes cboiee, @ ribs do, 1si 1ooe clesr stdes
1sc In ,uess pork eouracts for delivery IN January
have ben mada At *apo. Lard unsettled; pstna sold
to* Attic.
, 1866-11-02
m A Il r. I Il d .

n iAis city. EeI. &c. C: CLARK, Mr. A. B.
W!CkER ~ =. HATTIE J. HAGGARn. second
In:-.:E;"tt st At ,he rss.denee r. ::,;2
IL Eli. 4 l-tl.h1 sr@ ~. =, y. "'s11::. tt'.
kxr.e place, .'",-
in ~" = tae ..-ttcts- ~ IL n: ~
.. ~ - 'r i.F,x!tT, tHtS. F. tsEDE....
,+..s,. '' .fAG1iE. f.:tt It tlIr cry.
%-v -" =, Eav. IN, i! tter. Etusrd q.
=. '-sti., Esl., Al! If t..s ct.
s.;., fiS: rSXr4, e: r Fl s' u;,: i:..;i ;,,
Li-I E. = X*NtS-1 hrtd Ct la!sc ely.
t-:'7.t-.' fs%A - Ill. tEt. st thr ttA1d-nce
u ic~ J"'r+ - 1.cat1n, b. l.ct. T. u. whrA-
r. MI. ,ii" 80.
- s+::-. ~. y Dck. Isl laEG. hy tbs K4s.
:rtTt.' E'S"-:. -, ). 4. AfGKAW. Of Desro,t, ant
~ t. p, :'::. =: r. BeeehfI, EA7, hrnsefiy
II =. ~ = "'E''. u.
- "a 's',t - !, 1s6&, bF The REr. Fa.her
Ar. ~! - AN : OF ths INN Of j. = :. fA1a-
t.&r. ."~ = LATE +. CODY. or!y ,.-uss-
- = =. - " }.AG~ltr.
: SuAt. = .;e4tAy. et,slk., 5: tac 7raI-
ta---' ., =: .-9. by iae Kew. i. .*., a.
i ~.- ~ Z = NttT+R. II New 1,'.., ANT
: = ~ -. thc lorE:scr placs.
, 1866-11-02


upwards Of eeveu Jcars, and during thas time, l
haVe used every remedy known to myself in ny
nntote.sion n md every remedy that could hee: q
times scF1 much indced. indeed enough to mako
&c With 70 Eite np ny protes.ivn, and retire In
Tennetsee's great Canccr Remedy, and altho7gh
entirely eeeplical to the tcsuIt, concluded 10
tty II; ! did 90, and to n! great surprise, Ixas
but an ready 10 youch for Tie truth Of thIs state
meut- ! pronounce her remedy certain iu IL
operations. and a.a convinced that she possesses
the only tfue cancer remedy Ia existence. Dr..
FHAsKl1s BnooEs, Il. D., LEI Dcsrbo.u-st., cnt-
catp. Ill.
, 1866-11-02

Paper TInn.iu.x and Window Shades
at G,eat1y reduced prices. F. E. RageT, 50 Ran
f1nlf.h,st
, 1866-11-02

To InvrntorA.-To procure a patent
spp1y to J. B. TCRcHrx = Co., Patent Agency, y
and VI Dearborn street, Room Is,
, 1866-11-02
33tauDS,

Tor SALE-NcT and second d-hand Pi-
4 amos aud Mclodeops 70 rent. reasonable terms
GaAh PAID tnr secondhand Pla1oe II HUK Lasaue.t-
, 1866-11-02

Tor GALE-Pcrtablc and stationary
EnK!nes cf an aires two e-teet bed lsfpehswtn1
ode heet bed. II tnch swing; two sEet bod, 16iaeh
o5us rl tNc Iron piaEer t9rse p1Anesl ana matehe!A
Oeafbcru-st.
, 1866-11-02

.E~.r. Quar- SAi1 -Thr :tt=afi5u tf.tt-
Il. o~rt,t II eal!cA Ia the sdxe-s:,cE-o: OF htlr
d Inc e:::cs tAred hom The :th"or.r an 5
Ii .tt.cH;- 1t anclc-r et>a!na. -rss*, <.ils,
7.:7e ,;v.-. rsg7nc. blocks, tss- iE7 II ;er7
..,.''::.: h1 fs,noud !: jon:s. 1sae'rc, Wig
, 1866-11-02
b1aalo Market,

pvx.nx.-rne m,,s-, bt1FALo, Soyemhe.1,
afrnoon tnactlve for grain e1ceps ~ eosinE n the
FInpH..SaIsa K a $la Atal2so fof M ,.,s..
tss; ta:932t:K tor ror, Wa.hsustau csss Is; ,xaa
t .nss IL x,r,1e Ea aa'et n.I!sJ-saes or & to to
es!es III ?; N; @ tleo h5s nour, s.t,. ,,s,,~ ~
~. g thea Mheaf w. cnicaso eefnca;es ar,., No
CT n9ys9s qs r.. 9nst B1se5saes ehois.y yn.
F1ovIuaxef'ork-ssles 80 h,,.
clear at EG.n; la.l7sales i i3S2 ~ sa.e; DO
CANAL FKK19uTs-I,ull aaa unch.n.x,
b 51 q y X 2: etl. x6saI SIS, bu
C1sAL ExroE1s-Fiouf Isl XII ~ oa:
ro;n 70. i1a hn pn OATS ' oa b.r'ey, .siS Sa Sa
The rtceip:s from January lss to yo,.,,,
h.; a;, f}ea! f 5 Sx 3 esi' Fssa b. na.e
bu, barley. M bu Bye, ID ii q o: ns. esss 8 81
h
, 1866-11-02
New York Stock nnd Honey Market,
kvus Yrur Eoy~.uhrr I.

New York Stock nnd Money Market.
....... kxv Youk- Eoyeubcs1 !.
5i9 sSss{ IL s:s,;s q sx
SSsTa1S.Ex5 SsT,dSl. r S5oesEA :s.ds ;, estsef'
Ssxf.es ssss.a iss.s.a x
Toledo Er:e.:::............ .x
Eesds i y corp: :.isx *
Ptta f T. T. j. i - 8 eeap soan: lox
Alton aan.s..... six 9aies.,t1ef.. sf
Illinois centisi.....1S 80" A''''' '''''''''''4e'
Ihs oo7nMtretars money article SAYS the money
ior IN oaaa nom ,he brokers' owing to lie increased
fran.asiion. II stosk and noIs business Z aono a;s
NJ n e soeus ~
% 70 n esn e
ssa Isssa saS i sasaa
pso.res d. eoad: Vii ii M s seas at oai sssaa
NJ ssoIniox. % ses.ion Il ths s9eet E1ea.nes ".
81 sssisF y e 4
atosh appenf 70 have been manipulsted b common
consent with tho Fsan't 9. GENERAL Aavance In prices
o9 IL
operation feeling bnt The market semA.ns easy, aud
seEssa j. .na pr esni, I'D Il she.e hsa!e: t5e
afss h9 ;psD Sss ,. ss IT, soD
mercantile paper, and pEsme nAmcs arc done sX per
roEE1aS E1nAsaE-1he demand for foselsn ex.
cnanEe foF S,tr,ds1s paekst nat active and taere
eiS aoed 4 iSaS9 e. rs
d.{k and llOXe!i0x ior shart sight.
ths ee:e = sas III i issx. e..h aas:.tion ''"A''
o,kr; ~; Gs;s5nnest .esaHues wers
Ess';sse tss isxss: g: # seeS sses =: 'xss3x
s!os. coop. g. .lioAa AaeltoE
, 1866-11-02

- - t"sryt t'is-.I ,.:'1. '.t~e~s MI! IT
i't -. ~ = 4-:--1 .ass- Il IL ~, - Hr ~csct
---'+. ---'%<~'--t.
saFFR t.,stf t.aI y .i% E:1..T1t-
,S,e.,A. ). 49, - f:.fr.s,S-l.r..e
\ % S..7t, - sA-.
~ vEs:~Ix1tt.
.: .~ts's -t--e", :: ~ *, 1st Ir.~,r
= s., :. 1.n: &C. y +.,,- .-';l. ~
-''-. .---st :. tH.t. ~ 1,-st II IN thocxtt
oannwa,r tnfn viii STIMULATE t1s,lvesfss ktAu
n-R-.rtk-
1'ECfllnl4.
sD:E-tce& 1rpaE!ed 5,.1ssc hf..: material r:-,tEc
slt:e 'CtsTE'-->.tss- Al 43A;.k <.<h, Aaa asx.ila
:tg"1lxr. Lan!-laErc s..ts ts i,.t:as staAM at
ltL4i4te f. Export acd speculation. NA1
LIVE no0&.
aAif cent decline. Receipts, 81 CATS; settling Ut
sH0skc-
GEocKKfs.
Coffee nEm aAlcs Of Rio 1t zA9esc. Sugar more &C.
dre; kale3 ot tair to primo 1t 11&t3c.
nKu cAT1rk.
Receipts today 1.'uo head Market eloa,nz weak.
, 1866-11-02
'6WtFO 3Inr1ras.

oswEso, Soyember1 l.
red wintet tl4 90 for white donba arr iof
GRAlN-Wheat unchanged. No. ! Cbfe.Ga
&e.S: Com seafce and nomlnsly iower Hsrj.s 13.
and dropping. 4'eJ Aalet
cArAL FrE10urs-etcady. TO New Yo,s r,,r,
Sc, wheat 14c oats And barley l3c ryn IL - hs E.oos
Wheat 1Sc. harley lpc. ye lie. ~ o0'n@'as'
LAKE 1aruEIs-Whtat Aooo bu. RIO Ro1ohn
51,Qu b. ''1S W. o%sit5
, 1866-11-02

VARIETY THEATRE.
g. Il. RAR1oE, Manager.
GreAt sntcea Of The talented
MISS NELLIE TAYLOR,
MISS ANNIE G1BBoSs.
MASTER JIMMY,
,EEasea md VII appea5 Ater Monday the celebrated
MAt-AouEey and PAnto1nlEnIAL
GEO. q. NORESTE
Ia fhe lsuEhahae pantoC1iue entitled -SICODEMCs.~
n BE NIX EE R0RIN ON
, 1866-11-02
Albany Markct.

| Albany n1arkct.
! .. A1nASr. Sovemter1.
.e1;Ie cosaa aaet est. e fas wsern Com
stofe Barley $.la31 20 for two roxet csn.as n
, 1866-11-02

ALIENS who arc entitled to receive thcie fail
naturalization pspars are desired to call al the
Office OF the Republican Slate Central Committee.
No. lS3 Randolph street. before the 9TH Of Novem-
ber. AL atlaavils made by non-regIetercd voters
st The polls tecnrc thru In the exercise OF the
elective franchise, lnat be stamped with Ere
cent revenue etaMp.
, 1866-11-02

Prns*tnE,A Rure cider Vinegar will
preserve rtctlre. and Is warranted pure Ask
Of TIC kind in the uriIcd Stalea. CuAR11A G, e.
PErss1Nc, SO and 3tt St1fc street Chicago
, 1866-11-02

CurRcn SoctAn1K,-The fsst soctablc Of the
congregation OF the Church Of the McssI1h for
this season Will be held this evening In tbs vestry
OF tic church. corner OF WahAth Avenue and Hub
bard court. The 1tdies or the Society Invite the
cpusfcCatipu and their {Fiepda
, 1866-11-02
FROM ST. LOUIS.

The Joint Debate Between General Piic md
John Hokau-B0ann Used Up-aIItltary
Headuunrtcrs ordered to be Renewed and
the Order CourtcrmRnded-&ioldR X Robbery-
The Ntvers-Thn Pacific Knllroad Parry,
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-06-23

| w ANTED-rPER OUT OF EN-
IPLOYMENr, or those Wanting BOARD, 1nforina-
ton TO Lost Articles. sc 40 Advertise In the
Empire Want Column. "A
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-06-23
Great Loss of Sheen.

The loss in the number of fine sheep, in
several of the Northern counties of Ohio,
is almost incredible. Shearing time was
not fairly over when the heavy lake storm,
of last week, attended with cold rain and
large hail. swept along the borders. The
animals, freshly denuded of their winter
coats and unsheltered in the pastures, were
wholly unprotected from the fierce ele-
ments.
The Cleveland Herald is informed that
three thousand have died in the townships
of Independence and Bucksyille. A Huron
county gentleman estimates that $4,000 have
died in that county since the storm. Mr..
CHARLES FITcH, living near olmstead Falls,
lost 40, and his neighbors also lost heavily.
Several hundred have died In North Royal
ston, Cuyahoga county. Three farmers in
Brunswick, Medina county, lost respective
ly 100, 60 and 30. In Portage the fatality
was also great. One farmer finding 80 OF
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-06-23
IO. Poor MeXicOi

A Washington correspondent of the Gin
einnati Gazette regards the growing good
feeling there for the Liberal cause in Mex
leo as being explained in part, If not
wholly, by the growing belief that NAPo-
LEON is not acting in good faith in the with
drawal of his troops, and that he does not
really expect to leave MAMMALIAN until the
latter can protect himself against JUAREz.
1t is stated here, on authority which Is be-
heved, that MAMMALIAN is now recruiting
an Imperial Corps from the foreign troops
now in Mexico, and that all officers and
men who desire to enlist in this corps are
receiving leaves of absence or discharges
for that purpose. Unless supported in
some such indirect way by NApoLEoN, it is
believed that the Austrian usurper would
be compelled to follow the last French
troops withdrawn"
This, too, he urges.is the explanation of
the newly-awakened zeal, at Washington,
In behalf Of the left-handed loan TO Mexico
Of.dfty millions Of dollars, as the sinews with
which to drive MAx- the Austrian, from
the throne and out OF that country. But it
is only a sugar-coated pill, nevertheless
a more than usual adroit way, however, for
a combination of lobby plunderers to hide
the big grab, which they are preparing TO
make into the gold-department of the
United States Treasury, and, indirectly into
the pockets Of the People.
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-06-23
MAYORS PROCLAMATION.


MAYORS OFFICE, May ls, 1866
10 he Citizens Of Davtoa;
In compliance with a request made by the Pres
and many other citizens of the city L. JON ATTAIN
kENNhf Mayorof Dayton, do issue the following
PRoCLAMATION
WHEREAS: There is just cause TO believe that
malignant or infectious diseases fast approach
ing us, and for the purpose of being prepared in
the best possible manner for cases, such Cholera
or Small poX the owner. tenant, hea 1 of InmiIy
or proprietor of any house, or building within tile
limits Of the city, is required by the law and Ordi-
nance of the city To have, permit ms soon as IL
Is known, through the report of phy ysiciaIi that
any person in or about their premises has any ma
or cholera, yellow nag To he put up IN "a promi-
nent and conspicuous place on the promises to
serve as a warning 10 the public that eontiigiOn is
near Any person guilty OF displacing any such
Nag until the for putting Il there is entirely
removed, will be liable TO Il line OF $50 and costs
All physicians commanders of canal boats and
all keepers Of boarding houses, taverH- and col
iee-houses are required in accordance with see
tion one, Of AN ordinance regulating reports in
certain cases, to report. ia writing 10 the Mayor
without delay, every case which may come u their
existing within the limits vicinity the city
together with the names and residence OF zach
such case
IL is also required that the parents or heads ot
families viii have the members of their iumily
that has not been, In the opinion OF their family
physician require it, Vaccinatcd rs possible
All persons having any malignant or cunta giOus.
disease who shall leave his, her their rooms, ann
expose themselves on the public streets go into
any house where persons will be in danger of TAX
ing said disease before they shall have received
certificate from some physician, that they past
any danger of contagion are liable, on conviction
dollars JONATHAN KENNEl,
mig Mayor Of Dayton.
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SOMETHING NEW.

i IMPORTANT TO FARMERS AND
Manufacturers of Sorghum sirup. Something
every body should have
A PATEHr RIGHT FOR THE MANUFACTURE OF WINE
FROM THE COMMON SORGHUM.
The best OF Wine worth from &2 30 TO 81 pnT
gallon, made at u cost OF less than twenty cents
per gallon.
For information concerning Individual. Manu-
featuring or Township Rights address the pro-
prietor, JOHN n. SNEPP, Miamigburg,
Montgomery coo
Editors OF Papers within the State, by inserting
the above in their paper for two months, viii be
entitled To an Individual Right for manufacturing
said Wine. ra maI3l -wtf
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LEGAL NOTICE.

IN pursuance of an order of the Probate Court of
Il Montgomery County, ohio, will offer for sale
at public auction, ON
a.s Saturday, June 30, 1866,
Hetween the hours of two and Jour O'Clock u. m
upon the premises six miles west of germantown
ON the county line road, the following described
real estate. situate la said county of Montgomery
to-witi beginning eleven poles aud three links
from the secti0n line east of the southwest corner
Of the southwest quarter of section No. six town
ship three and of range four, east; thence north
nyo degrees, twenty poles, TO coineri thence
north eighty iiVe degrees east sixteen poles To a
corners thence south i've degrees, east twenty
poles TO corners and thence south eighty -fye
degrees west sixteen poles To the place of begin
ming, containing two acres of land.
There Is upon the prem ises 4 good dwelling
house. stable and other ont-buldings, aud gene
raj variety Of bearing iruit trees, etc.
The premises have been appraised ut four hun
dred dollars, and cannot sell for less than two
thirds OF that amount
Terms of sale--One third cash one third In one
year, aud one, third In two years from day of sale
with Interest. 10 be secured by mortgage upon the
premises JOSEPH WILSON,
administrator of Henry Writers deceased
GKoRGE W M0YER, Attorney. m25dbwF
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MEDICAL NOTICE.

Dr. n. CONE may be consulted as follows;
In XENIA at the Depot Eating House, on Thurs
days, March 8; April -; May III July 81 Aug Q;
Sept. 13; Oct ls.
In DAYTON at the Phillips House, on Fridays,
March 0; April 13; May is; July 8; Aug. 10: Sept.
IA; Oct 10
In TROY at the Morris House, on Saturdays
March i0i April ID; May 49, July Il Aug. II sept
IS; Oct. 20 T.
In SPRINGFIELD at the Willis House, on
Thursdays March 10; April 10; May "a; July 12
Aug 10 Sept. 90; Oct %,
DIR. CONE has had oflces in each of the above
places, that he has regularly visited for the past
seven years, and as he has treated and cured many
Patients, in each of the above places, he can give
the best of references In each place as TO his skill
DIR. CONE Treats and Cures all varieties oi
Chronic diseases, including those of the Eye and
Ear; makes no charge for consultation; but II
those who consult him des re tire eatment he charges
Cash for his Medicines.
Medicines that will last patient from four TO six
months, cost from Five TO Thirty dollars, in Cash
Address: DR.. E. CONE,
COLUMBUS, OHIO.
nOv2b-dly ur.
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his fine flock dead; another, 80 In his, and
neighbcr. % inhis. Another who had
iustshorn 400 lost just one-halfthe flock !,
II y believed thatthe loss in that county
win reach several thousauds.t In IoraIn
county, also like Iosses were suffered. In
fact'~such was the destruction among the
fine sheep of Northern Ohio, that the
market may be affected by it.