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The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1867-03-05
Notice to Shippers.

IN OblCC w '-'iAi l. 20 -
THE Canal is now open, AMI am now tully pre-
4 pare to ship all klnds OF gram, merchandise,
&c TO aud from Dayton ana 'lhclhhau at custom
airy rates. -, -, ,,t..,.-o,. o.,
street between Walnut and Vine, as follows;
Cnualboat Louisville, every saturday evenings
Canal boat 81 Louis, every wednesday evening
Leave Dayton from Canal Depot'
canal boat Louisville, every "Wednesday evening
canal boat 81 Louis, every saturday evening
For freight 10 or from Cincinnati or DAYTON
amy "a II. CHAMBERS,
"iAab S0 isGI-dlm Canal Depot.
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1867-03-05

II
MAD RIVER &c ..

Having put up the largest and most select stock
of ICE ever putup In the city, ana having tncreas-
ed m facilities Tor del verng am prepared to I'LL
all orders promptly, in small or large quantities.
Wagons will pass daily through all parts Of the
city Ice can be had at all times at my store.
IsAAC BIMM will act Foreman OF this
branch of my business
orders for PATENT KINDLlNG hlled every
afternoon Give it a trial r. BlMM,
March A. 1sB7-d0m First St. Head of Basin.
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1867-03-05
NJ. p. NOLAN,
United States Commissioner

FOR THE SOUTHERN DISTRICT OF ONO
1mce-al0 Third street, second stOTyt
Feb. n, ls6T-d1m DAYTON, o.
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1867-03-05
ono Pr1Ce ystC no

AT last he came here to promote the business
b., establishing the
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1867-03-05

Hceter ct al os Schneck ct al.
Superior Court, In Partition Case No 1884
IN pursuance of an rider Of sale issued By the
/ superior Court of Montgomery county Ohio
auction, ON
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1867-03-05
We offer these bargains Tor
aIRTY DAY ONLY

And assure you that we have made such rcuuc.
tlOns in prices that we cannot laIl to have lib
Afal call from all those who are desIOus OF buy
Mg IhIs stOrk.
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TELEGRAMA. &c.


More than half block Of business buildings
including the confect,onery establishment of
wells Townsend, Lees music store, Gull
ver's stove store. and Aliens meat market
were destroyed bv fire at Gaiesb OF r, 1u., ON
sunday last; loss, S50,0C0.
, On Sunday afternoon o passenger train
going south on the ILLINOIS Central railroad
was thrown from the track near Mendoza, in.
stantly killing Mrs. N. Wilson, of Ackerson,
and iDjuring several other passengers.
The Missouri Radicals had stormy sena.
torial caucus at Jefferson City Monday night,
and adjourned till last night The opposition
friends are confident OF Lis election
The boilermakers Of New Bedford, Massa.
ch hpsetts, are on a strike on account of a reduc-
non OF their days work to eight and q half
nonrs, and corresponding reduction OF
James Betsy, in st. Louis, Monday, was
sentenced by the United States District Court
70 n We years i'm prisonment In the penitentiary
for counterfeiting. e-tr-. - -.
The Illinois Legislature met Monday and or
ganIzed by the election Of officers nominated
At the Republican caucus previously re-
ported.
A private dispatch from Quebec says the
Governor Of the Province has refused the de.
mand OF Mr.. Seward for the papers on the
subject OF the Fenian trials in Canada.
The beacon lighthouse in the harbor of St
Johns. N. B., was burned TO the waters edge
Monday morning. - .
The bill to repeal the territorial test oath of
1864 passed the Lower House Of the Colorado
Legislature On the 31st.
Benedict Arnold, q baggage. master, was in
jured in railroad collision at T. unton, Mass,
and has since died.
The loss by the burning Of Vaucleuse mill in
south Carolina will be about &250,O00. Insured
for &115,CCO. ..Fl.. a...
Governor Crapo, OF Michigan, is thought to
be dying.
The new city government of Boston wa. in
augurated Monday -"
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EUROPEAN NEWS.

LONDON. Jan. .s.-The Daily News denou rces
"A nnwlse tse proposed prese ntation 70 Parlia-
RoaK, Jan. s.-The Italian ambassador. Ssg-
nor Tonelli, has finally settled the questions
relative 70 the future stains OF religions mat
ters in Rome under the Italian recsne The
appointment Of bishops shall be made by mis-
Holiness the Pope, the said appointments 10
receive the sanction OF the King aad Govern
ment of Italy. .- -
BERLIN, Jan. e-The election OF the mem
bers Of the new German Parliament has been
ordered TO take place February u.
by Stesmerl
PARIS Dec. 26>-The new that Count HE
marck 10 shortly 10 visit Paris is without foua-
dstion- be will not leave Berlin before the
opening OF the German Parliament. IL Is not
certain that he will 20 10 the south Of France
on account Of his health. His enemses, the
German Democrats, are wstching his move.
ments, and would no doubt avail thenselv yes
OF ms absence to conspire against him, and
force him TO leave the Cabinet, II they were
strong enoseh 10 do 90. The probability is
that be will remain in Prussia and abandon
the idea OF visiting France
LONDON, Dec. 26-Mr. Durant the Mexican
minister in London. has gone TO Paris to con-
suit with Almonte as to the policy 70 pursue
IN the Mexican imbrogho. Tue Mexican en-
bassy in London exists no longer. The Mexi-
can Consulate General attends TO all the bust.
ness here. .-r..r--...
PARIS, Dec. e6-La Patrie of to-day SAYS
several foreign newspapers have intimated
that the last news received from Mexico con-
cerning the IN decision Of Maximiiian would
infuence the resolution Of the French Gov
eminent in reference 20 bringing back 10
France the French Mexican expeditionary
corps. We again assert that the measures
taken for the evacuation are positive and GER
tain. The execution OF these measures is in no
way subordinate to the resolution Of the court
OF Mexico, and the return OF our troops will
take place nj the appointed time and in con-
formity with the disposition already made.
which will remain uninfiu uenced by the de-
cision OF the Emperor of Mexico
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THE INDIANS The Cheyennes on the War Path.
A party of 15O Cheyenne Indians, on the morn
ofice at Sweetwater Bridge, killed and scalped
the operator named Callicott, and burned the
station. Three soldiers were with him, one Of
whom was found dead: the others have not
been heard from. The Cheyennes have here
tofore been peaceful. and their taking the war
with the Siouxs will make matters much
worse for the small number Of troops in this
Majors Van Wort and Gorden, started from
here few days ago to punish the Indians
who mmitted the massacre near Fort Phil
Kearney. General Palmer, commanding here,
il wide awake to the importance Of the situa-
ton. Il 3
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THE ENGLISH RKFoRM QURsTIoN.-It is
announced that conferences have recently
been held in London between the leaders Of
the Reform party, in which /. was arranged
In view OF the probable proposal Of a Reform
bill by the Derby Ministry at the approaching
session Of Parliament, that the Reformers
should organize movement having IN view a
general refusal Of the payment of direct taxes
by those taxpayers who do not possess the
right Of suffrage. This action is to be based on
the principle OF ssno taxation without repre-.
sentafion;" bat the good policy Of such course
is quite questionable. The extension of the
suffrage to the English working classes is sure
to come, but it will be by gradual steps; and a
movement OF this kind is more calculated to
stir mp bitter feelings on the part Of the ruling
classes than to conciliate them in favor of Re.
fern. - q - E----- Z =
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From Mexico

MATANoRAs Dec. 2s.-Oanales and his COM
mand. instead of going 70 OhIhuahua 90 report
to uarez and answer charges pending against
him for his actions IN Matamoros, pronounced
against the Juarez Government when about
twenty -five miles from Matamoras and
marched upon Victoria or Tampico 20 JON
EseoseoO sent Cortinas after him, and went
himself TO Monterey, where he arrived on the
sd. Mejla lie at San Luis Potosi with about
5000 troops, Including loo French. On the
pedition, supposed 70 be intended for the Rio
Grande frontier.
MATAMoRAs, Dec. 31.-The National Guard
is reeogniz.d since yesterday. The order was
given shortly after the arrival OF a courier
from Monterey yesterdaI. No newspapers or
letters have been received from there; every
thing has been stopped, and 1t is therefore slp-
against Juarez. General MejIa being sick,
General Labara, ex-MinIster OF War under
Maximiiian, VIII take command of his divi-
sion. Ii is currently reported that with the
approval OF Juarez, Escobedo has ap-
pointed Cortinss Governor of Tamaulipas
Cortinas Is expected 10 arrive shortly. Or
tega's address 70 the Mexican people is
ticao, his home, at the head of a stron z party
The Rio Grande Courier publishes oricial
communications from French representatives
in Mexico, in which they say they were stran-
gers TO the conference held al Orizaba and as
consequence Of the deliberations Of that con :
ference they will return 10 France in the
shortest time possible. Maximilisn has called
Congress, where all parties are in vited 20 at
tend. Passports will be given for that purpose
The Congress is to decide whether the Empire
is TO subsist or not.
GALvEsTos, Jan; s.-Tne U. S. dispatch
steamer BlackbIrd brings BrownsyiIle ard
Natamoras dates to the 5th instant General
Escobedo has appointed Cortinas governor OF
Matamoras, who has issued a proclamation
ass suming the command. Ortega has issued a
long prom setting forth his claims
as President OF Mexico, and calling on the
people TO rally to his standard. The Liberals
have retaken San Luis Potosi. Melia is fall
ing back TO the CifY of MeNicn
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CONVERSATIONAL.

SBNATE.-Yesterday afternoon
The bill providing for the payment OF PEN
sions was discussed until the expiration OF the
morning hour, when the President announced
the special order, the bill for the admission Of
Nebraska.
The question was on the amendment Of
Mr. Wade hoped the Senate would vote IL
down, being substantially the same as that
voted down last evening " :"
Mr.. Sumner thought 1t better to have this
amendment out OF the way, so as not to
complicate the matter, and that il would be
better TO take the question on Mr.. Browns
amendment.
The subjected to general discussion, which
Mr.. johnson suggested some verbal amend.
ments TO the proposition of Mr.. Edmunds
when he yielded to a motion to adjourn, which
was agreed to with the understanding that
q nnai vote should be taken at o'clock to-
day. -.-'.r
HOusE.-After the passage Of the District
Suffrage BILL yesterday afternoon, as reported
Mr.: Kasson 1owa) rose to advocate his
pending joint resolution in reference to the
action OF courts in some of the States, in sell.
ing negroes for crime, when considerable dis.
cussion ensaed thereon, and il was then passed
by vote OF 116 yeas to "a nays. 1850. ("
The bill was changed so as to read: "a bill
TO enforce the 18th amendment to the Constltu-
tion Of the United States" 1t provides that
any person sr persons who shall hel eafter
person or persons whomsoever- within the
limits ofthe United States. or who shall make
or issue any order for such sale. or who shall
in anywise participate IN such sale or attempt.
ed sale, or who shall hereafter hold in seryi-
tnde any person so sold, shall be guilty of q
felony, and, upon conviction thereof be i'm.
prisoned for q period OF time not exceeding ten
years, or fined In su m not exceeding $1,000,
or both. IN the discretion OF the court by which
such offender shall be tried ''
The House shortly after adjourned,
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ALEXANDRIA ITHMs.-We clip the following
from the Alexandria papers of yesterday az
ternoon: ,
In the County Court Monday a Grand Jury
was empaneiled, with ]. b. Smoot, as fore
mar, who retired TO their room, and after a
time returned The following indictments 70 the
Court against Noble Simms, for obtaining
money under false pIetences, q true ball:
against VIM. Turley, for assault and battery, a
true bill; against John O'Leary, for receiving
stolen goods,a true bill: against Cassius r. Lee,
for wilful trespass, true bill; against Olan-
der Alexander. for petit larceny. not a true
bill; against Reuben FAIRFAX and Edward Ty-
ler, Tor petit larceny, not a trHe bill; and
against Frank Williams for petit larceny, not
true bill: and the grand jury was discharged.
Com. VS.. Noble Simms. charged with Obtain
ing money under false pretences-a nolle prog
squi was entered. Albert French, charged with
biung portion Of VIM. Stepney's nose, was
examined and discharged. F.. =
burden train on the Loudoun and Hamp-
shire Railread, ran on the track yesterday
evening In the neighborhood ofCarlin's Spring
doing considerable damage 10 the engine Az
ter considerable delay the train was restored
TO Its position, and arrived in this city last
night about O'Clock, IN charge Of another en-
gine. The accident was attributed TO the ae-
cumulation OF ice upon one Of the rails.
Willie p. Henley, grandson of Mr. .. T.
Evans, OF this city, who accidentally shot
himself in the hand on Christmas day, died
last night from lock-jaw, produced BY the
wound. Up TO Sunday night the wound was
considered In favorable condition, but lock.
jaw sppervened during the evening, since
which time be was In constant agony. -
Mildred Washington, colored, habited in
mems attire and walking the streets as such,
was arrested last night by the watch, and con =
fined In the wafch-house. This morning she
was taken before the Mayor, who discharged
the offender, upon the payment OF nne and,
costs, In such cases made and provided.
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I SPECIAL NOTICES.

1 POETRY HAS IMMoBrALIZEp rHE
"NIGHT BLO0HIIG C1RlUe" in !" though .
that br sstbe," and Phalenl has rendered its per.
posey and chemistry have united to make IL fa-
NOUS and the pres 70 waiting its praises through
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,OLGATE a cos

Hr W 1 B AP.
recommended for cHAPPKD HANDS and for general
TOILET use during COLD WEATHER. II may be
obtained Of all druggists and fancy goods dealers.
feb 9-eoly
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SThe Lynehburg IVA News still speaks
Of West Virginia as $50 called"
SThe Dublin garrison 10 ready Ter FeAian
college. t-lTI's = = : = =
s0A crusty bachelor osjecrs to chamber.
maids because they use more hair OIL tnaa six
men. .
HEvsrybody |. getting married in NASH
- Fine strawberries in savannah. -
D1The Charleston Mercury says thar me
Radicals are powerful and compact
SCriminals In Chicago seem 70 have the
sympathy oftne judges and grand juriss. o.
liquity OF vision. ii .sf .--...s = -. - ii
ga Cincinnati youth fsll dead vhils
drtnking glass efiiquor.
pany's agent. has beep arrested In San fran-
cisco, charged with embezxiing $4,000 -
~Adiamond worth twsnfy thousaad dol.
lara In gold ID ON sxhibition An Nsw Orleans.
~Nineteen ysddings .tsok place st Con.
cord, \. I. r., on Ohristnas aay. U ,.sfb1sH
~A gentleman from Montana lost @ 500 In
PaiIadsigsi. w.i's srinsins as'a'' q vA,asy
! VThs diseov,sy Of the seaa ssdy efa .sw.
born infant on the ice ~ Hsrrissarg essaass
s1A bni hs. been introduced in the lGs-
:SH5 HGS:: s e e. Sac. g so the
ga. T. stewart win continue in businsss .
He has net accumulatsd enough @ live O.
Fifty million dollars don't support him
~Richmond papsn Say there Are two Ds-
uesses IN RichmoAd assd rsspscnvsly hes sAd
IA man wss shos in Memphis ne osAsr
quesf. Rsason-tAe eoronor Woe 4e 0An snot-
~Tbe body Of . maa without hsaA. arms
or loes Was fouud noafing In TIE eAss river,
~ New York. on Sunday evening.
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SECRET OISuA0ES.

eAMARIYAN's 0IFris the NEST certain, safe and
enectual remedy-indeed, the only vegetable RENE
dy ever discovered Cures in two to four days, and
recent cases In twenty four hours. No mineral, no
balsam, no mercury. Only ter pills to be taken II
10 the soldiers hope, and friend to those who do
net want to be exposed. Male psckages, o.; f.
male, o.. =. .Is----- : = -
SAsARITAN's Roor AND HERB J JuIcRs-A positive
and permanent cure fer Spyhilis Scrofula, Ulcers
Sold bY 5. o. Ford. See advertisement. myS
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THH CONSTITUTIONAL AXxNDMENT-N Nearly
all the state Legislatures have met or will
meet during the eariy part Of this year, ana
the ultimate decision about the Constitutional
amendment will probably soon be known.
All the Southern Legislat 1res that have con
sidered the subject have rejected the amend
ment, excepting Tennessee. Delaware and
Maryland will probably also reject 1t. All
The Constitution req uires that three 10 urths
Of the State Legislatures shall ratify an amend.
ment in order to make it, portio1 Of that In.
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= = THE YACHT RAol . The New York Citiisn
% ncnin..ss Uapt.ia Bennett, q ths yesht Hen.
Of the STATE. The brave captain 10 the hero Of
the day in the, metropolis. There are SIX oil
paaptinEs ofthS yacht Henrietta. the yacht start
and Mr.. Bshnett, on Broadway, bstwsen
Eighth aad Eeprtseath strssts. ~ 's51'K
sAIno, Ra4t EsyArs.llWs srs iniernsd
syIyAhH, ,has plTobased thes farm kn0yn -
Little Horns Point. /" sifnatsd On the Ohep-
tank river. 1ve smiles below CaDbfidke. a0d
eejonsine 20 ". f.. 0oodsborough, for 0t0O0O.
The land contains about Two hundred and
seventy. Ave acrss.-Dsvcksstsr Ad.) News.
H(2oOA lcA crou tAia vAaY
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CLOTHING, DO.

WI. MERCHANT TAILOR,
Corner of 9Th and streets,
Desires to return his thanks for the liberal A
sss.en. snd ~ tss .sDs tin inr,sss Ps
friends to visit his store and inspect his new W.
Mr.. HARDOE. his associate, continues to give
his constant attention to the style and general
helmept. .
The best work and moderate charges 4. our
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NEW JERsEY-The Gorernor's Aessaoe-tioy.
ernor Wards message was delivered to the
New Jersey Legislature yesterday The de-
nciency in the revenue last year was sl7O, ,0O0
tons made by the last Legislature This wear
the deficiency is estimated at $4,000, which
has been met by the State tax. The State war
debt il $3,395.2O0. The United States Govern.
ment still owes New Jersey S777,5l6 for ad.
vances made in equippfng and transporting
soldiers. and there is in the sinking fund
S313.O0O. Tne Governor recommends new tax
laws, and speaks well Of the education nj and
charitable institutions Of the State. On ma.
topal affairs, he says the Presidents depart.
ure from the line OF honor and principle has
been signaliy disastrous to the country: but for
his treachery to the principles OF the party
which elected him. we should before no " have
been united people under a restored Union,
while there Is to-day scarcely q semblance of
vital loyalty throughout the States recently in
rebellion. He also advocates protection to
home industry. ~ 3d. E =
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ID WILD FowLs-The gunners about Havre de
Grace and the head. o. Chesapsaks bay are.
We understand, doing bat little. Shooting
this season has, mp to this time, not been very
profitable. Canvas back ducks are selling q
90 O. palr. and red necks cell q %, but are
very scarce. On the Potomac more wild geese
rsd nscks. &c, are scsrce.-EEkson Nd.) Demo.
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TIE ROMANCE OF A DAY-NarrsaoS. D,poree.
and Re- Re-Adrridge.-A few years since, q very
respectable lady, living not hundred miles
from Winona. called upon one OF our leading
attorneys, aud desired his services In pro ,urine
q divorce from her husband, who had Len her
eight or ten years ago. and during ali that long
time she had heard nothing Of him. The lady
was taking the step with reluctance. but IL WAS
necessary TO transfer some land. The caee OF
desertion was 90 strong that little difhculty
was met In procuring the divorce, and the lady
made the transfer. On nthe evening OF the same
day the attorney was in Miles'e barber shop,
when the lady in question entered, accompani-
ed by gentleman. She uttered an exclamation
Of surprise as she met the gaze OF the Attorney
and, taxing seat by his side, said TO him: sijo
you know that gentleman who came in with
me?'' "No," replied the attorney. .swelL it ts
my husband: He came mp to-day On the boat,
and we shall be married again this evening"
The attorney suggested the propriety Of his be-
ing present at the wedding, but while the lady
WIS willing be shouid witness the ceremony.
she yet thought that he had been q little too
instrumentalin separating them. Why the
husband was 80 eilent durlng his long Absence
we know not. Let that remain among the
Winona tkinn.l Republican, Dee. O..
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nEPARTMKHf OF THE IHrERIoR.
IL UNITED STATES PATENT or

u GN7TED sTATEs B1TEST oFzIcB.
On the petition of HmIs s'xsnSer aTsh IA ass
ps..ns srsnied 10 hin tns s.. 'eS DAY oi
.ins Il sor se.f from S s.s %
I.tio1 q said petssx which takes place on the ast
u !. orssF:a that she :.id petition b. hoard a.
.ss r.ssnf U@ss s on no5d1y the lIih day Of Febru
n9tinsd 70 appear and .ho. cause, n any they have
he In the Patent Once their objections, specially
he dsy Of h.sns All d,y :; ssS.:
party TO be used 81 the said airing must be taken
iss Win Ss o.
Dispositions end otner pspers reiisa upon as tes.
sS1y s' ss o IN &: &: Ss
within Ten DAY d.ys AT Ate, =, nhns the testnspy;
Ss ss hs
d ;'s S . 6 !; s:,
T:o. rHEAKEB,
Commissioner Of Patents.
and sena shs tSs s: 3 ,s. 5 please
spsper containing this notice. de is.vsw
D'fA5HS5ih41EsFs sH1EEss 81 FHs gsEEEsIp6p 66pr1cr
tn. a Il ss
81 Boston. MAss., praying for the eItsnsion
or az 0% 'ns ssans Ss Ms
shines Tor seven years from the xpirston Of said
Rs5snt which takes place on the 18th day Of April,
:, lis ordered that the said pstiti.u be heard q.
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rooms and We taks pleasure IN stating that Ne Be.
he,e him to be conf mDstent tuner. no :l-sm
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AND SkATORIAL HEAD oUARTER0
Dealer in Imported Cigars AIse, the folIovtn,
brands OF Domestic Cigars Tulip, judy, Puff,
Robert Burns, &c. I also keep Ane assortment 0,
Iobscco, MeerscAaum and Brisr Wood Pipes, and
Fancy Articles. .--. - -.-T'f
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~rull information, With the kisaest tsstisso-
staIs also, Book on Spseiai Disease, IN sealed
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