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The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-11-07
Financial Prospects.

The Hamilton Canada West) Spectator.
contains the following startling paragraph,
which capitalists would do well to read,
ponder and inwardly digest =
The late rapid decline in United States
securities in England has excited consider
able surprise. When we read the incendi-
AIRY speeches of the Radical leaders, how
ever, their open threats of civil war and
fixed determination to regard the Southern
states rs conquered provinces and not as Il
portion of restored Union, we can
scarcely wonder mt this decline. Until the
difficulty mt present existing between the
President and Congress is settled, conf
dence cannot be expected to revive.
Capitalists will not care to invest their
money in "A country 50 torn by political
differences and unsettled by political un-
casiness.
We learn that Investments In United
States securities have almost ceased, NOT
only in London, but also in Frankfort, the
quotations being almost nominal, At the
same time all other securities maintain
their prices, Austria included. which are
deemed more worthy of confidence than
those of the American Republic. The con
sequence of the decline in American So
curities in Europe will, in due course of
time, be n corresponding depression i'm the
States, coupled with depreciation in the
currency, and a consequent rise i'm the
price of gold And all this is the result of
the clustering vaporing of the Radical
party, their constantly reiterated threats of
war with Great Britain, and their evident
uetermlnatlon to prevent any reconcilia-
tiOn of the adverse parties in the States
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Penns yIvnia Election.

In noticing the result of the Pennsyl-
yanla election the Harrisburg Patriot and
Union says: "GEARY's majority has reach
ed l7,17s only through the most extensive
and baretaced frauds upon the ballot-boX.
Not only were legal Democratic voters de-
MED their rights in hundreds of instances,
in disuniOn counties and districts, but col
onizing' was resorted to in the most open
and flagrant manner. The manner in which
the disunionists 'colonized' in the iron dis
triets, and in Indiana and Westmoreland
Counties, (JoHN CovoDE's district) has al
ready been alluded to, as well as the fact
that the oil counties of the northwestern
part Of the State were filed with nomadic
Yankee AbOlitionists,. who have all alb
squatulated since the election. Every Dem
ocratie paper in the State has exposed eases
of fraud and corTuption-some of them
shameful and glgantic-perpetrated by the
disunion leaders, in order TO thwart the
VIII Of the people. But day of reckoning
will Gomez
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Pious Suggestions.

Senator WILSON, alias Jeremidh Cdlbdith,
having come to the conclusion that he had
played sinner long enough, has gin in"
and expressed willing to become chris
tiani2ed--bclieve in GoD, obey his prccepts.
sc. The Portsmouth Union reminds him
that to do SO he must show works meet for
repentance. He must abandon his doe
trincs of hatred and revenge toward his
fellow-men, put up the sword, cspouse and
inoulcatc the principles of peace, goodwill
and fraternity, stop his political corruptions
and restore the two thousand dollars which
he cheated out of the people in the shape of
extra salary for United States Senatorial
services the past year. When he does all
these things. we shall believe him sincere
in his new professions, but not before.
Wouldn't this, however. be eNacting too
much OF such a chronic cdSe all ut once
Could lac stand a coup d etdt like thatr
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News by Telegraph and Mails.

Colonel w. II. II. TAYLOR, son-in-law of
the late President, Gen. HARRISON, has re-
ccived the appointment of Postmaster at
Cincinnati. That disposes of a troublesome
bone of contention down there.
Although HoFFMAN went ont of New
York city with Democratic majority of
nearly 1900, 1t seems 20 be conceded that
FENTeN, Radical. has been elected Governor
by about 5000 majority; that the Legisla-
ture win have working Radical majority.
in both branches, and that there has been
no change in the political complexion Of
the Congressman, although some reporters
claim gain of three to the Democrats.
The President yesterday issued the order
for the reinstatement OF General THOMAS
w. SWEENEY TO his former position in the
regular army.
Maryland, there seems to be little doubt
of a complete Democratic and Conservative
victory, not only in Baltimore but through
out the State. The only Radical Congress
man elected is Ex-Governor THOMAS. The
aggregate Conservative majority in the
city on Congressman is l,lSO. They have
carried their whole Legislative ticket, and
will have n majority in both houses OF the
General Assembly.
Massachusetts, has gone Radical by an
increased vote, rs everybody expected
Two negroes were elected TO the State
Legislature; one of the darkies from the
ward in which Governor ANDREW resides,
and in which immense wealth is located
Michigan has given Radical majority,
of probably $4,000, elected all the six Com
gressmen and the Legislature
New Jersey has elected a Radical Legis-
iature and gained one Radical Congress
man.
FERNANDO WooD and JAMES Brooks
Democrats, have been elected to Congress
in New York City. The latter, it win be
borne in mind. was ousted from his seat
last winter by most yillainous proceed
ing ofthe Radical majority of that body.
HORACE GREELY has been beaten for Con-
gress in New York City, by the notorious
JoHN MoRRIssEY, some TEN THOUSAND
VOTES. Poor GREELYl
Owing to the troubles on the Rio Graude
anu lut illulitu luNdHibli VI -NNI ltNtS'
General SHERIDAN telegraphs that he has
ordered nearly all of his cavalry to the
northern and western parts of Texas.
At the town election in New Haven,
Connecticut, the Democratic ticket was
elected by $40 majority.
The One Hundredth Regiment of the
British army, just from England, arrived
at Montreal on Monday. There are now in
the Provinces about $4,000 troops of the
regular army, 1900 of them in Canada.
w. j. Walker, United States Internal
Revenue Agent for the Pacific coast, has
been indicted by the United States Grand
Jury, mt San Francisco, for malteasance in
office.
a Fort Riley dispatch says that the hunt
ing party of English noblcmen, supposed
to have been captured by Indians have
reached that place in safety.
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-11-07

WORM DIVING FoR.-Down at Cairo
there is party, with diving prepar-
ing 10 hunt for the safe of the steamer W.
II. Carter, which contains over a million OF
dollars, of which they are to have half If
recovered. 1t lies about thirty-flve miles
above Vicksburg, buried in the bed of the
Mississippi, and has been under water for
six months.
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MEDICAL NOTICE.

Or. Il CONE may be consulted as follows:
In DAYTON atthe I'M ps House, on FRIDAYS,
scIt. II; Oct. ~; Ney V Dec. 2S; Feb 4; March
8; April i2; Mas tT;Jnne q
Ia TROY at th' Mnrri. iausc on Satllrdavs {
sept l5i OCT lh' Nov "a, Dvr 20; Fol- ,: March
9; April l}i May IS Iunp %
In MEN a. the Depot hating House. on Thars-
Days, sept. 81; oct ~, Nov se. bee u: laA 81 ;
Maroh z Aprl II May lG; Iune %
In SPllNGFitib ut the Naiis Iu.,e ON
Thursdays sept 20; Oct. 20 NoV 90: Jan 81: Feh
q; March "a; Nprl IL; MAY ~: Juuc ~
nr. CONF has had offices in ench a. l.e aboye q
places, that he has regularly visited 81 the past
seven years and rs he has treated and cured mani
Patients, in each OF the above places ht can give
ihe best OF references iu each place as tO las SKIN
Dr CONF Treats aud Curr- ADJ varieties ui
chronic dtseases including those 1f the Bye and
Ear; makes no charge for consultation: hut ii
those who consult him desire retrcatmtnt he charges
Cash for his Medicines.
Medicines that win last pationtlrom four to SIS
months, cost troui'i ,t' to THIRTY dulluIs iu CasI
Address; Dr. a. cos f.,
COLUMBUS, ono.
oc2O-d1y
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GsB" Mr.. Joseph kirkup, one Of the Gin j.
cinnati Councllmen, died there last cyeu-
ing, after five days illness with cholera.
DR.. Clendencn, Health officer. reports
that there were fifteen deaths By cholera
In that city. during the twenty four hours
ending at four =. NJ. Yesterday.
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-11-07

~ The statement twhichappearcd in this
paper that the Brown County safe had
been robbed of $4,000 was Incorrect. The
safe withstood the utmost efforts Of the
burglars The citizen who was badly shot
by one Of the burglars, win probably re-
cover.
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-11-07
THE THIRD CRIME or NEw ENGLAND AGAINST
WESTERN AGRICULTURE

THE THIRD CRIME or NEw ENGLAND AGAINST
WESTERN AGRICULTURE.
The Corn States of the Mississippi Val
ley had no market for their corn. In the
South It could not be exported; its bulk
and weight forbade it. The cholera swept
of their hogs by the million, and their corn
was rotting in the crib and in the field, aud
would not pay the gathering. 1t was
cheap fuel. There was nothing left the
people but to dstil their corn---to put It in
such form rs 10 send it to market. This
distilled corn is the basis of nearly every
form of medicine; is used i'm paints. for
medical and mechanical purposes; is
staple as necessary to legitimate business
as iron or cloth. Yet while New England
was demanding a tariff of tllty cents n
yard on all cloths, coarse and fine. besides
thirty-iiye per cent dd Ddlorea, quite doub-
ling the price Of all the clothing of the poor
of the Countrywide prctence was to pro-
tect domestic mauufactures-she levied an
excise duty ofeight hundred per cent. upon
the liquors manufactured for all medical
and mechanical purposes in the Western
States. The pretence was to prevent in-
toxication and crime. and the punishment
of liquor dealers. The truth is that the
excise made all the old whisky dealers rich,
and injured nobody except the Western
people who had a vast amount OF corn they
were under the necessity OF selling at some
price, and by this legislation were forced to
sell it for a song or use it for fuel.
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Aew advertisement
NOTICE

WILLIAM BLACKBURN. of the county Of La
w Porte. in Che state Of Indiana /. notified
mat Ann Mary blackburn did uu the Gth day Of
November. AID. 1876 file her petition In the uhce
of the Clerk OF the Court Of tom Aom Pleas within
and for the county OF Montgomery. and Sttte Of
ONO, charging the said William Hlaci burn with
hclng now Imprisoned in the pcnitcutiary of the
STATE ol Indiana. aud asking that She may be dt-
NHrctd irum said William Blackburn. nnd also
asking Tor the custody of her IN nor chi dren NJ hcb
petition viii stand for lunring at the next term of
said Court to-wit at December term A. u 1896
ANN MARY BLACKBURN
A. a. iouk. Attorney. uo7diaWG
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NEW ENGLAND.
The Second Crime of New England
Against Western Agriculture.

The Second Crime of New England
Against Western Agriculture.
When New England had baptiscd the
ioodtide Of our mighty rivers with the
richest blood Of our young men, had in
famed the country into civil war and
blockaded our ports, We had out one Gus
toner lcit-New England. She owned the
milroads--shc watched the markets, and IL
the price Of wheat increased one cent, they
would increase the price sc freight two
cents ON the bushcl, leaving us one cent
less in the price OF the wheat than before
the raise. After having destroyed our nat
utal highway 10 our natural market, she
drove ms to her artificial thOroughlarc and
prevented the possibility of profit upon
anything we had to sell or export; so that
the benefits of an ordinary rise and fall o,
the market were not allowed to extend to
US. A more complete vassalage of an agri-
cultural to a manufacturing people Is in
conceivable.
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-11-07
AGood Hit.

Mayor HOFFMAN, Democratic nominee
for Governor, made speech the othereyen-
ing, in New York City, in which he gave
BEEcHER hit in tender spot Said he:
had intended to say something 10 Won
about distinguished friend of mine Who
breaches In church across the river.
Laughter He preached a sermon the
other night against the ticket on which NV
friend Pruyn. and myself belong. IL was n
very curious political meeting over there.
They took down the banner Of the cross.
and put up the banner of Fenton-Tlaugh-
terl-and that reverend gentleman, one of
the noDlest minds in the State of New York.
VINO wrote that magnificent letter. urgfnr
upon the people of the country To rally for
the union OF the States, under the Constitu-
tlon, a letter which has been sown broadcast
through the country. took stand that SIM
day night, in favor of the election of mon
expressly opposed to the principles adyo-
Gated in that letter. | have only this Ia
say on that subject: did not notice thai
he chose text for that occasion, but /
want TO give him text to be preached
irom ON the first Sunday after election.
Laughter 1t is to be found in the book
OF Genesis, the thirty seventh chapter and
twenty-ninth verse, / think. 1t is this
And Reuben descended into the pit.''
lGreat laughter Nothing personal about
mat l am sure. Laughter.
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-11-07
Sptfial 2lOtifts.
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.. the mos, popular lIttR nEsroR AriyE Of
the day ltis cleaner, more ricbly pcrfumed. AMI
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the scalp, and prevent badness. Read the follow
ing home testimony;
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W. W., an, anG Hoaid recommend to all as hcng the
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Amastmtnts.
rTURNERs' OpElsA-noUsE.

Il
J. NJ. a W. M TURNER Prnprictor.
=. q. RAYMOND ........ Alnnnrcr
tAlso Of opera House, Columbus OhioJ
wednesday Evening, November Z,
Last night bat three Of the eminent and versaiiie
young artistic
Miss Lucille w estern.
Who win appear, ON this occasion only as
CYNTHIA, the Gipsy Queen,
In hnckstone's Mclo-drama, the
Flowers of the Forest.
First appearance or Mr JOHN n RAYMOND.
Mr. 4. liamHon .as Ishmael, the Wolf
Mr J. y, ltaud a.. ............. Lemuel
nj. JOHN 4. Raymond las d. ........ Mckmtohen
Miss NJ GoHlon .as ....... Starlight Hcss
To-morrow night. GREEN BUSHES; Lucille ~
Miami, the Indian ifuntress.
Admission dress Circle and Parquette bOcts
Gallery. 25cts reserved seats 15e; Private Boxes
81 and g.. Doors open at seven; Curtain rises at
quarter before eight.
Seats can be secured at the business ONCE of the
Opera House from ten TIL four O'Clock moi
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-11-07

'ntN wv r 'N'"''t ~ i''''
There will be meeting Of the members
of the Democratic State Central Committee
and other leading Democrats, ON Thursday,
November S, at eleven o'clock A. NJ at
the Committee Rooms, 227 South High
street. Columbus, Ohio. A fnll attendance
Ia requested.
JoHN G.. THoMrsON, Chairman.
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-11-07

GB- The Controller of the Currency an
nounces that bonds have been received for
deposit with the Treasurer Of the United
States to an amount sufficient to secure the
entire three hundred millions of circula-
tion OF the National Banks authorized by
law, and no more can be received after
this date, The limit has been reached, and
hencetorth it win he useless to forward
bonds or to apply for an increase of capi-
tai, or for the organization of new banks.
or do anything with the expectation of
getting circulating notes.
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: 9NWI'ftf y v III IIE y
'sEhere - many ii truo word ApoHe,s
In iest,'' mid a gentleman 90 his friend who re-
marked that tGreoMbaciSs arc good, sna.
tsobAciss are bester.,'
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-11-07

Ia The speaker who was "drawn out"
fore.
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once hour5-Open atT A. NJ; close atTPM
Sunday-Open tr0m A. Al. 20 JOAN
VIM. h. Comfy, z. Nj.
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Meeting of the Democratic state
Cqntrnl Committee.

nEw0cRATtC sTArE CEg. CON ROOMS.
UuLUNnrs. October 20 1875
Smyrna times., 1866-04-11

ourselves or ours, when it becomes downright
satire her music has answered its end, and re-
poses in the piano-case from its labors. These
are what won us. A mild temper is not al
ways found behind the mist with which our
imagination has invested the objects of our
passions. 1t is learned for the first time after
marriage, but rarely learned even then, that
whatever may have been the best means of
getting husband, a good dinner and neat,
comfortable apartment, are the best means of
keeping him. that a cleverness at housewifery
has infinitely more value than the most bril-
liant execution of whole opera of Rossini, and
that thrifty hand is much better than bright
eye " to make the pot boil" In other words,
the difference between useful article of house
hold furniture and mere parlor ornament be-
comes very clearly discernible, but not in a
manner very conducive to our comfort or salts
faction.
To form an alliance in business, no consider
alton can be too careful, no decision too pro-
tracted. Honesty, disposition, ability to dis
charge the partnership duties, cannot be too
rigidly sought for by the calmest and most dis
passionate observation and the most dihgent
inquiry. This is business copartnership the
parties meet but on few points, for the trans
action-ike clerk and principal, or two indie
pendent citizens-of mere business affairs, with
mutual intelligence and skill. 1t may last,
Wnen FORMED, Tor one or TWO years. In the al
fair of marriage, when the two parties are to
be amalgamated into one, when their situations
in society and the most essential part of their
enjoyments for life are dependent upon its pro-
priety, how brief oftentimes the interviews,
how slight the means of information or acquain-
tance! A few bright smiles, a few witty
speeches-no part of the ordeal tending to give
a calm, dispassionate observer the slightest
foundation for judgment-and the two par
ties are one They descend from the heaven
OF their imaginatiOns, and fall to this earth
destined for the repentance of mortals.
Of course, with love, that makes such fools
of us, and all our boasted powers of discern
ment, keep no terms. 1t is, to my mind, a
mere disease of the Imagination; and if had
the nursing of it, | should certainly treat it as
| would any other infammatory distemper
Bloodletting, spare diet, sudorifcs, are, de-
pend upon it, all-potent in this business. If
any desperate lover doubt it, let him try my
remedies; if he fail, he must be cracked in
deed. Yet l do not by any means intend to
deny that the lover is himself (so Nature has
benevolently prOvided) Iesolutely intent on
what is after all the best cure for his passion
possession for let him once marry, and if
he be not shortly cured, his disease would baf-
fe Galen and HippOcrates- old Ecula-
plus himself He has it in his power, with
this recipe, to exchange at any time the pains
of the heart for the pains of the head, and if
not wholly to eradicate, at least very effectual-
to shift, the seat Of the disease.
Smyrna times., 1866-04-11

THE ITURBIDEs.-The Emperor Iturbide,
who, without bloodshed or war secured the in
dependence of Mexico, is intimately connected
with Mexican history, and among the people
of that country much affection is still felt for
his descendants. Maximilian has for some
time been negotiating to secure a recognition
of his throne from Iturbide's descendants, or
at least to prevent their visiting Mexico,
where they would naturally espouse the cause
of the Republic. The latter he secured by a
secret agreement made between the children
and grandchildren of Iturbide, and the Minis
ter Of Foreign Affairs of the Empire, at Che
pultepec, on September 9, 1865, which has
just been made public Maximilian agrees to
support and educate two of Iturbide' grand
sons, and to give certain sons and daughters
$l50000, and additional annuities amounting
to $l2, 724 per annum and they promise ne
yer to return to the Empire without the previ-
Gus authorization of the sovereign or legitimate
regency" This agreement secures the absence
of the Iturbides from Mexico, and relieves
Maximlian of all present anxiety about their
opposing his Government 1t is scarcely to be
supposed, however, if they see good chance
to regain the Empire once possessed by their
ancestor that they will neglect to avail them
selves of it.
Smyrna times., 1866-04-11

0zoNE.-After the cholera season of 1S4S,
terestng discussions as to the effect of certain
property in atmospheric air, called ozone. Its
presence or absence in the air was thought to
have great influence in spreading or in check
ing cholera disease. Although there has been
so much discussion as to the effects of this as
sumed property or substance in the air, the
fact of its existence at all is disputed so strongly
by some scientific men, that commission has
been appointed by the French Academy of
Sciences to determine that question. 1t would
thus appear that some of our medical philoso-
pliers nave need of the maxim of Mrs. Glass,
. First catch your fish" &C.