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The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1867-05-21
Jacobinism at Mobile.

In the telegraph account of the Mobile
riot-the riot melted by an irresponsible
crowd of white and black desperadoes,
and addressed by KELLEY, of Philadelphia
we have been told that the Mayor of the
city waited on that person and urged him
to hold another meeting, which would hear
him peacefully. To this KELLEY indig-
nantly returned refusal.
The card published in the papers and
signed by several of the most influential
citizens, denouncing the mob rs lawless
and irresponsible, should have satisfied
kelley but, as lie was out on mission
of violence and sedition, of course desired
no such assurance.
As the Chicago Times says, it furnished
him with the very pretext he wanted tO
exploit the insolence and indecency of his
nature. Without such preteXt, he might
be expected to enact the part of gentle
man. 1t was a part he could not sustain
He must denounce, and threaten and bully
or his speeches would lack point, and his
Northern hackers would fail to recognize
his merits as missionary ii the Jacobin
cause. He could not think of losing the
vantage ground q few pistol shots had
given him by allowing the respectable in
habitants Of Mobile to purge themselves
of an offense only reflected upon them by
the misconduct of others. To do that, ht
would not be Judge KELLEY, and would
not be "truly loyal" " Jacobin.
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TIE mIsEHABLES.

MISGUIDED AND UNFORTUNATE YOUNG MEN.
EssAysof warning and INSTRUCTION
for Young HIen who have abused their phys
ical powers, or wasted their substance in riotous
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on the Howard treatment and cure Sent in
scaled letter envelopes, free OF charge. Address
DIR. J. SkILLlN HOUGHTON, Howard Associa-
tion, Philadelphia, Pa. janl1daw3m
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Either OF the aforementioned articles Will lie
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orders 70 BERGER, SHUTS 4 90, Chemists,
April 49, lSb1dly yCfs 2Sb River st. Troy, n. 7,
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NOTICE.

william +. Eby, Plaintiff, against Rebecca Jane
Eby, Defendant, 49,
Common Pleas Court, Montgomery County, Ohio
nEBECCA JANE EBY, in the county Of But.
IL Ter, and State of Ohio, is notified thatWilliam
r. Eby did, on the 18th day Of April, A. u. 1851
hle his petition in tho Court Of Common Pleas
within and for the county Of Montgomery and
state of Ohio praying that he may be divorced
from the said Rebecca Jane Eby, which petition
will stand for hearing at tho next torn Of said
Court Cause--Adultery. WILLIAM +. EBI.
GKO. w. MOVER, Atty. ma2O 6w6'ST
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skin, kindly healing tine same leaving the skin
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only article Of the Kind used by the French, and is
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during the past year, sufficient Guarantee of its
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paid, ON receipt Of an order, by
BERGER, SHUTS X Co, Chemists,
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The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1867-05-21

lF YOU WANT A FARM
Advertise / n the WESTERN EMPIRBk
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1867-05-21

Perhaps it would have been well for
the adjournment of the Fortieth Congress,
which was 80 very painful and protracted,
10 have taken place to meet in Paris
Every steamer takes over the briny
deep considerable portion of the Con-
gressional savers of the Republic. - Gin
Commercial.
Should they, when reaching Paris con-
clude to take up permanent residence OIL
should some of them turn up in history as
Sin the deep ocean buried" is it a con-
elusive fact, whether the interests Of "the
best Government the world ever saw
would materially suffer by such calam-
ity? Guess we'd stand it!
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-04-09

CHICAGO, March "a Milwaukee spscia
Of the 9Th says: Captain Richard Lama
gan OF the schooner Pride, fell overheard o.
Port Washington on Saturday aud wal
drowned.
Tie steamships or black boats Of Detroit
and Milwaukee have arrived and will re.
sumo their regular trips 10 Grand Have,
commencing tonight.
Detroit Special Of lastnight says: Arri'
walls al this port say that the navigation o.
Of Lake Erie is unimpeded by ice, aud .ha.
the Stellar river and the fats are entiisly
clear also.
Details have been received here Of muir
der a. Otsego in Allegsn Co, man named
l.. q. Curtis was shot in the street at night
while ccmi'g homo from prayer I,eetine
sud died the nsxt day. A rough named
X. Foster has been identified % the murder
er and Was arrested, he 10 supposed to have
shot Curtis by mistake supposiny him "a
have been another man.
The Bloomington, H., special Of the s,h
says. lunatic was found wandering
around the streets here on yesterday morn
ing and was taken to the CslabeUss, and be
iug left alone but q few moments be Gel
AL W tb9 Cct 0Uu WOutA 0VuOSsSoS navy
burned 10 death had not the smoke issuing
from the place attracted the attention o
q pssser by. Tho fire was extinguishec
before il did much damage, and the unfor
tunatc man was removed TO the county jail
John N. Caldwell, ESQ.,, was nominated
for Mayor Of this city by the Democrats OF
Saturday last
There appears TO be probability Of an
other Fenian State Convention in this city
The Stephens wing Of the organization con
temp lates holding one at an early date. They
claim 10 ba; c received intelligence recent,
from Ireland Of satisfactory character
which demands immediate at,entioe. The,
intend holding . mass meeting this eve
ming at Uhlieh's Hall, and announce 3
speakers Gems. Beveridge and Wallace
Hons. Geo. G. Bates, II. N. Sheppard, +
Eastman, and others.
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iowa

DIS NoiSEs, April PROF o. N. Spsn>
Ger, U. s. Consul At Gsnso, has resigned
the Presidency Of tho Iowa State Unvsrsi.
ty.
The U. s. Land Odlce at Fl. Dodge aas
been closed. Reason-no ciiicsr and = cor.
tiet Of land grants.
The Coach Of the Western Stage I.ius
upset on Sunday night last in the deep wa
TT ON Skunk Bottom, in whish was MIR.
Peterson. editor Of the Temperance platform,
his little boy. a lady from New York and
her little daughter. The latter clinchsd the
cosch on the lower side and Gene near
being dreamed, but Was finally rescued
Two mail bags we're lost
A fatal disease has broken cut among the
sheep in some parts Of tho State.
4 post norton examination reveals the
presence Of parasites in the stomach.
The streams 10 this State are enormously
high.
The bridge built over the Dee Aoinss q
this peint last season 10 in dangerous DO.
sition from floating ice.
The ice breakers ere now torn away.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-04-09

WAsaiNoroN, April S.-SsxArr.-Mr.
Williams offered resolution that passed.
that the Senate 1t 5 P. NJ, next Wednes
day, do adjourn the present session sine die.
M. Sumner objected to the present con.
ederation Of the resolution.
Tho President appointed Mr. Jehnssn On
the Cowrsi,tse on Printing to till the va
csncy occasioned BY the death Of Mr.. Rid
die.
NJ Wiley offered . resolution that the
Secretary Of var be requested to communi
s.te to the Senate copies Of all desds con.
vsyancss and ether evidences Of title By
which tho United States have claimed any
lands, tenements and water privileges. a or
near Harper's Ferry, in Virginia, what
parts thereof, if sny. he sold or transferred.
AID for what purposes, ard whether there 10
any reason Why any parts Of lands, tens>
ments and water privileges unsold and un-
disposed Of, should not now be sold.
On motion Of Mr.. Ramsey the Sens.e
went into Executive session.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-04-09
WASHINGTON.

WASHINGTON. A pril s.-1he Committee On
tsreisn Affairs reported 10 favor Of che Rus.
sian treaty.
Leave will be asked on the next motion
day Of the Supreme Court Of the United
States to file . petition Of the State Of Gssr
gis. asking that the Presi lent Of the United
States and the military commander Of that
district DC informed and restrained from ex.
ecuting the ACT for the better government Of
the rebel States. The objects being - in
the Mississippi case to test thu constii tioas
Atty Of the Law O'Oonnos, Of New York,
and Jeremiah @. Black are engaged, and
viii be associated with other counsel for the
petitioners.
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CARPETS I!

AND ALL KINDS OF PICTURE COED,
nAsTansBns o. ALL KINDS,
Hair, Mess, nusk { Excelsior,
Also something new under the sun,
Mattresses made Of sponge,
4 new discovery. The best and moot desirable
bsd yet known, soft. elastic, and durable BE-
yond account.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-04-09

"estesser's sssnacAl Disser..
rrepssed and sold by
HosrErrER ! SMITH
etAasssrs.sPa.
~fsr ssle - ~ dsgeoists sroesrs, end
Morcksepers thr0aghout the Wogoa,
Aarchi2 -decdAw1y.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-04-09
MONONGAHELA
Iron Works.
LEWIS, OLIVER 1 PHILLIPS.

ANU1AeSCut10 OF
Carriage and Tire nROltv.
LnaobA0 oAkefns ma Rapc Roxos.
wagon 0n0 Skcln KBOlss.
Soach sana Lag bcrcyva.
SSSanre an0 K2NxasyOn Nuts.
M"c Nue. M Wr1uc Lran Washers.
T.axas 1rOn Hxtnges,
II - 3 lnelse aaA Casslngse
~. SPlaco 11arD and nDwieo. Re.
49, vv.s1SoersmsetOf STANDARD sises kspe q
octlY.oly
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-04-09
HOSTETTERsS
Stonaach BitEeYs.

~. ,oliaYtn, letters. from v,h krown ply
lam. md iuaiysdus,s show The estimation IN
.hssI, .h.s oeietrs'ed preparation b. leid ~
these who have nsed ihem
pirrsauro May |, ls66.
Nes.rs. flaai.tter 4 Smith enilemen Du-
rn, a visi. IN tic Westlaat Esll, contracted
g.. rs and fcve1 which brought me 10 my bed
and haal.y terminated In typhoid fever, An'
confined me 30 my room for sayerAi months
eaelug which Ii ne was physically so Iros'rat
I'd thss slpaost despsircd Of ever recovering
INV health: has.ng entirely lost my appetite ter
cays net being able 70 eat moSSel. nuasd 10
xh,en va. Az uca distressed With . reelisg seo-
satiou ia my head, and passed many sispless
ni,Ats all from debility caused from my pros
ira. condition. brought about BY tie fever. Al
this stage OF nv condition friend r. recommend
"a me TO use your celebrated Stomach tsisters,
bat being MORALLY opposed TO the use Of t,inu.
iun,s IN any form. ! 81 first declined bu. after
wards Welded INV prejudices. snd alter taking
the ne dicine for several weeks as rected, my
appetite retained, an with il I am rapidly re-
gaining my former strength and vi.or. Ny
sleep from the loss Of which had suffered
maahi has never been better than II is now,
and the reeling sensation fbcforc al'ulcd 10
hos entirely lat. me. My bowels. which were
taach consiipased and irregular, are now quite
natural. and in fact am glad to say that fee
myself new man. and tender you this testi
moa.al of my appreciation OF your yslvNbi'
PREPARATION In order that Others suffering aS
have may avail the,nselves Of it, virtues, whic
prejudice prevented me from enjoying for .
ling aper,oi. may also add thn, my phys
s,an alter seeing the bensf,oial effect your BIT
tsis had on me, recommended that nse th.i
sula'iy.
Years. vety respectfully.
:. E0URSE, ! Market "a
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Fp.xxftx Clinton 10 Ind Dc, q I

Fs,SKLIS, Clinton Co.. Ind, Dee. .. 1854.
Msssrs. Host eticr h Smith, Gents: Some
"a months since was troubled with weakness
81 the stomach. aud had lost nv appetite and
en- the Recommendation Of DIR. Cox, our family
physician. purchased several pottl~s Of your
bittcrs, which had tae desired effect al rcstor.
ing me to health. But of late have no, been
able 60 obtain your Bitters in our place. Please
.n'orm nae where | can purchase them or il YOU
will send me some for sale viii be pleased TO
have the agency. as l can recommend them 10
be wha, they are represented.
Yours, truly. JOHN I. HUTCHINSON.
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TIE Wh.IE PA: Ga.h2nuND

" Il early in the spring Of 81 thst tisis com
pound Vac ors.n4tei A nlarabet fury family wac
afflicted with Gll Imitation 81 t,s tLfuAt atendt with
adfsnyrueahie cough. had fs some months pre-
visu- thgugh,thai preparation hsvn, for Its basis
The inside bark Of abio pine might be so compound
ed 10 DC worry ueeiu Ia diseases OF the hfoa; ana
lungs. To test the value of il 10 the alluded TO-
l compounded a small quantity ~ the medicine that
pes. The result Was exceedingly gratifying. Ntthin
two days the irritation of the throat was removed,
the cough subsidized and spoedJ euro was elected
Soon after this sent rofnc to lady In Londonderry
N IL who had been suffering for some weeks from
a bad coIgh, occa-iofled hy sudden cold, aud had
raiscd mucus streaked with blood. She soon found
relief and cent for more She took about ten ounces
Of H. and got we'll j H. Clarke. Es.l editor Of the
Manchestcr Daily Mirror made u trial Of the esms
hfatun Ia the caFe of cold aud cured
Immediately. ue was highly pleased with the ro-
suita aud confident IN attending its aos,
paced before the public that lac finally persuaded
M to civ. IL nAine n,d send IL abroad to benefit
the suffering. In November 1855, nr-t advertised
u unde The name OF White Pine Compound. Ia two
yearr from that time there had been wholessled IN
Maneh.- ter alone one hundred dollars worth where
IL took thr lead all the cough remedies In the mar
ket and II stl maintains that position. There il
good reason lor this II ie very soothing aud healing
In ts nature Il warming Ia tbs stomach and pleasant
" THAI to the 'aste, aud is exceedingly cheap.
AS remedy for kidney complaints the White
Pine Compound stands uurivaled. 1t not origi-
Latei for that purpose but person using II for
cough WINS not only cured OF cough hut vac aleo
cured OF kidney difficulty Of ten years standing
Since that accidental discovery many thousands have
used It for thc complaint. and have been CON-
plstely cured"
The above was written by Dr. Poland, In $780,
Since then. a. IN Manchester the White Pine Com.
pound has taken the lend Of NIL Cough rerncdes AZ
well a. preparation for the Of Kidney dificnl
ties In every city, town. village aud hamlet III.
ont the New England States.
This lie ne safe and pleasant 10 take It Il
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Latest News By she Aan,ssr .r.,.
e9rnph.

LONDON. April S.-2 p. M.-The f,e.;n,
Of distrrst has increased to al,nos, a rsr;c,
The Government has sent several sh;ns 81
war to Cadiz to enforce British claims 4 AIM
out OF the seizure Of the Tornado.
Since noon 6-20s have advanced lie. and
arenow quoted At 74s; Censols declined }c.
Illinois Central declined &C.: now quoted
~.
L,vnPoet, April S.--Noen-brsa detuffs
du.ss prsvisaeee osossslly unehsngsd; pro-
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becNLaND. Prince William County. Va.

BscNLAND. Prince William County. Va,
January -, 1865.
Ne-srs. iosiet.r. 4 Smith
Sirs l bsheve your b.tters are the best In
us~. tried thcm for dyspepsia in lsGs. aud
they cured me. II was not faith that did ii. for
had no faith IN them. tried them To please
friend. had been PROSTATE for several weeks
with dyspepsia aud chronic diarrhea expect
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stored mo that could ate d 20 my business
Last October overworked myself, which re
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panied with bronchial affection, when l ugain
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health. have recommended them 10 hun
drcis OF ray acquaintances. and have never
known theuvto fail in etlecting u cure
Truly yours MIRANDA CHAPEL.
Postmaster at Bckland. Va
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lNRw CoxvALkscsxr CAur. near Alex.
sndria, Va. May "a. 1868.

4essrs. Hcstctter 4 smith
Dear S,rs Will you DO nue. the favor 10 for.
ssfd BY express one half dozen Hoste&ier's
bister.. with bill, for which will remit you on
ssceipt OF the same. ~ | am unable 10 procure
ysar medicine here; and if had quantity il
Scald be sold readily. rs il - known to be the
seH pseparatica in use for diseases having their
srgin With diseased stomach I have vsed
ma a;.,s soia hundreds OF preparations. but your
Am cogniz ant with. Indeed mo- sa,S;.. -
% w,sdentit. should he be ever SO robus, aud
hcAlshy. for u is not only y restorative ~,
preventive for almost all diseAses a so,a,ar !.
subject TO. have been afflicted with eh,an,c
Indigestion, and no medicine has AFFORDED my
the relief yours has; and trust yen will, los.
time in sending the Bitters ordered. ~
Yours very respectfully,
SAMUEL BYERS, Hospital,
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-04-09

Ms.sts. iioste,tcr sm:ii tten.r II y
With the greatest pleas that 1 lee mnsnd
votr S,omeca Iittera 20 tho public. think u
u the h-st sItters ofthe day. II - especially
adapted to the South and West. where bll'nry
arrangements OF the liver arc prevalent Ten
Years experience in the use Of compounds. "a
suratives eoinp.ls me 10 give your Filter the
preference shai IL popularity merits
g. ANGlE. n. ID.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-04-09

OepkSssrRc. SUSSEX County, N. j.
September. Is. ls66.
Nessrs. Hostetter A Smith
Gentlemen For n long time have been NJ
aicted with disordered stomach, aud was un
able 10 attend 10 any business | was advised TO
use your bisters. which did. and found them
gre II beue6 to me. believe he'd il not beep
fos them should have been in my grave ere
this. write not only TO testify TO the virtue OF
your bitters. but also to have you ship me two
dosen as soon ~ possible. a. am nov keeping
store Yours respectfully.
JOHN N 0REACEN.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-04-09

Sr. LeuIs April 2.
Flour-Firn; sapeftas sIo.ooaii.s5; extr
at s,2 ooGis6o NN sisl8s0; XXX sis ooel
1870.
whea.-F Firm; fall ss55aa a.; sprise ass
ESQ.
C.r.-tirm a. u. c2aie54i
Oss-Aciive am higher, a,siasac.
Bsr!sy-Quist.
Rve-Adysncing, 55ll.57.
Ness Pcsknbe:fer, At e2s 5o@2e.75
Lard-Dull 1t e@ial<llsi<e.
Whiskey-Dull at $2.i3.
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Boasn's SsosE, Gidson county. Ind.

Dsssmber 5, 1865.
Acssrs. uostctter b Smith =
Gentlemen lhave received ~ much benefit
from using ytur Bntcrs that l feel in duty
bound 10 give my testimony TO their great vir.
sue. have been in very poor health tor more
than two years. afflicted with indigestion and
loss OF spirits triedia great many medicines.
but failed 20 had any relief Finally l was per.
suAdcd TO try your celebrate Stom sch Bitters.
aud found my health greatly improved. con.
hnued to use them for sometime. and was re-
eserea TO perfect health. lmake this statement
Ter the beaeht OF. those woo are suffering With
similar disease. Very respectfully,
JIM loren
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ELnKRroS, Pa. November {, 1858.
Nessrs. lostetter n Smith.
Gentlemen We have been selling your
Stomach Bit,-rs tor eighteen months, aud lind
them M excellent medicine ALI that is nece ssary
10 TO let the people know their virtre aud they
will use them. have tried them myself, and
how recemmtnd them to ali who have weak
sismachs. Respectfully, YOURS,
WATTERSoN X MCFARLAND.
Druggists.
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\rSia, Clay County, Ill.
Messrs Hosisttes h Smith--0entlem /
hare uscd aud often prescribed Your Stomach
Gttsrs. and take pleasure IN recomme nding IL
% al whose stemachs are debilitated. II is IN
excellent appetizer and tonic: and prize II as
sss Of the best medicines Of the day,
r. q. MOORE, v. ID.
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nnessr. I!osteiter & smith Gcutemen
cell NOR. OF your stomach Bttcrs than Vi any
ether medicine. Parties who have tried them
speak IN worry high praise ai their excellent vir
tues Ihave used them nv self aud prescribed
them with UNI ara le!ed success.
Vefy respectfully. yours.
u + klI.NER ". H.
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DAVENPORT
Academy of Music.

G II. KING. - MISS B. I. MCDOWELL.
N.COLSoN.
HEPUBLIC ARE MOST RESPECTFULLY
i informed that we have opened an Academy
OF Music in this City, and are now prepared to
receive eli pupils who may os dssirous of enter
* upon eourss of musical study under our
superiDtendents.
he curriculum will include both Vocal and
Instrumental Music, es set forth in the following
programme
Piano. Singing,
organ. Harmony and
Violin. Thorough Dass...A1so,
Guitar. Brass 4 string lBands.
The Fret Scholastic Year will csamence with
ssummsr Term Of twelve weeks bsginsing
Monday, Aprlll ssh. lS05.
And close On Saturday. June 2sth, sttsr which,
1t will b divided into two equal sessions 81
twenty weeks each, commencing Monday, sep
eeUbsr I'd, and closing on Friday Jan. saith.
1858. 4 shsrt vacation will b given during the
Christmas holidsys
The Second Session will commence Wednss-
dsy. February 18th, 1868, and continue twenty
weeks.
Application should BE- msde without delay t.
facilitate the forming Of classes. The import
ancs Of being present on the first day Of the
Tern cannot bs.too highly estinatel
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