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The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1867-01-08
WIN. HANNAMAN, Secretary
JAMES N. RAY, Treasurer.

PLEASANT FOR TOBACCO CHEwERs Ann
SMoKERs.--An interesting revelation con-
eerning the tobacco trade, is made by q
Philadelphia paper, We know of no rea-
son TO doubtthe truth of the statement and
recommend Ito the notice of ehewers and
smokers-each one of whom will of course
feel quite sure that the kind he uses was
not thus manufactured 10 no, Of course
not for didn't the shopkeeper of whom he
bought it, positively assure him that it was
kaosoH to be the very bestS Read:-
Everybody who is in the streets at late
hour Of the night or early in the morning
may notice individuals about the fronts OF
restaurants, hotels and bar-rooms, gather
ing from the streets and cutters the stumps
OF cigars that have been swept out or emp
tied from spittOons. and will wonder what
possible use can be made of them. For the
benefit Of pipe-smokers and tobacco chew
ers we can give some information on that
subject. There are number of establish
ments in this city TO which this filthy re-
fuse Is taken and sold, where it goes through
the following process 1t Is washed dried
in the sun and over fire, placed in a small
mill and ground, and then neatly put up in
small packages and sold as a superior Quail
lty of tine-cut chewing and smoking to-
bacco of various fancy brands. The quan-
tity of ''old soldiers as the boys call them,
thus gathered, remOdeleh and sold every
day, Is almost incredible. The general
quality ofthe tobacco which goes through
this processis said to be excellent,
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Acknowledgements.
OFFICE OF SOLDIERS AND SRAMERs'
INDIANAPOLIS, IND, January 2

OFFIVt UF oULDILhb' AND SEAMENS' HOME,I
INDIANAPOLIS, IND, January 2, 1861
EDS. CoM,-We hereby gratefully ac-
knowledge the receipt of $1,000 from Hon.
l.. b. Gunckel, of Dayton, Ohio, Secretary
of the Board of Managers OF the National
Asylum for disabled volunteer soldiers. for
the benefit of the Indiana Soldiers and Sea-
mems Home.
AS our institution is supported by vol
untary contributions alone. this donation
comes well-timed, as our agents are not
meeting with much success in collecting.
Please give place In your columns to
this acknowledgment. Very respectfully,
o. p. MORTON, President.
WIN. HANNAMAN. Secretary.
JAMES M. RAY, Treasurer.
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NEW FIRM.-By card In our advertis-
ing columns, it will be seen that a new
firm, under the style of Cohan, DeCamp &,
Cos has been formed, for the manufacture
of carriages, buggies, &C., at the old stand
of IL. DeCamp & Sons, No. 2si Fifth street.
This is one Of the oldest and most popular
establishments of the kind in the Miami
Valley, and those in want of anything in
the above line would do well to send in
their order to the new firm. They are all
practical and experienced men in this
branch of business, and cannot fail to give
satisfaction to their customers,
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Another Massacre.

ST. LOUIS, January :.
News received from Fort Laramie states
that party of one hundred and fifty Cbey-
enne Indians surrounded the teiegrafb
Office at Sweet Water bridge, on the morn
ing of the LIST inst, and killed aud scalped
Mr.. Collicott the operator, and burned IND
station. Taree soldiers were with him. one
Of whom was found dead the rest have moi
been heard from.
Inc Cheyennes have been at peace hen
toiore, and their taking the WaT-path
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MAKE CLOSE CONNECTIONS =" Dols,goytb
Stdtfo""--2S5, Third street--will spread a
LUNCH, Tomorrow wednesday, which,
In plentifulness, variety and excellence.
can not be excelled in any city of the West
One of the dishes will be Hdsea PfeGer.
prepared in the most artistic Style. Cigars.
Liquors, &c, all of the choicest.
TIme-TEN.
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California-Revenue and Whisky.

n
The receipts from Internal Revenue for
the month of December at san Francisco,
We're S5ldOOO The receipts tor the last six
months We're nearly as great as the whole
amount for the previous two and a half
years.
There were 100000 gallons of spirits dis
uiled within the limits of San Francisco
last year. The total value OF sugar refined
In San Francisco last year was S35l7. .OO0.
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One year and under .........1 i-g
The following is the total number for
each month of the year which has Just
closed, as furnished by Mr.. Lane, the Su-
perlntendent of the Cemetery, who states
that at least one-flfth of the remains inter-
red In the Cemetery were brought there
from other places. 1t will also be seen shat
there were seventeen removals during the
venr.
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20 Canton, and buried in the cemetery at
that place by the members Of the troupe
with appropriate solemnity. One of the
performers, Mr.. William Smith, better
known as Jason" met with a narrow es-
cape ball passing through the crown of
his hat.
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the Sioux win make much work Tor the
small number Of troops IN this territory.
An expedition. commanded by Majors
Van Voost and Gordon, Started from here
few days ago TO punish the Sioux who
committed the massacre near Fort Phil
kearney. LlI rTI
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1867-01-08

lNrERAENTs FOR DEcEMBER.-The follow
ing is q list Of the interments at Woodland
Cemetery for the month Of December, 1866.
A portion of these were "removals" from
the old grave yards, and several were bodies
brought from other places:
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DAY BOARDING AT THE PHILIPS HOUSE.
-One hundred day boarders can be accom-
modated at the Phillips House In the best
manner at reasonable rates.
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GREAT REDUonoN.-As we are deter
mined to reduce our enormous stock of
wintei clothing, especially in overcoats,
therefore we offer the greatest induce
ments to buyers ever offered in this city.
we Will sell without regard to price or
cost. Come and convince yourselves. Re-
speetfully, Lesslier & Brother. daw
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1867-01-08

The BETS ON THE OCEAN YACHT RACE
The New York Times, speaking of the
money lost and won on the ocean yacht
race, says:
We heard yesterday of a well-knowr
operator Gin everything yet discovered)
who had been fairly banterel into bets
amounting in the aggregate TO $4,000
every one of which he wins, with the pos
sible exception of one of $4,000 that the
trip would be made by some one yacht in
sLde OF fourteen days; this he may possi-
oly lose by fifteen minutes He had bet
of $4,000 that the Vesta would win: but ON
Thursday last-after the race was over-a
friend, who desired to "hedge" little, beg
ged as a special favor that he would trans
fer 1t to him, and, with his usual good ma
ture, Iand his usual good lucR) he con-
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ELIAS IA @ ea.

louccessor Of Julius Bornstein)
zs3 Nhird St'eet, Dayton, Ohio.
'AhEs the liberty to notify the old friend, ana
~, 'ers customers OF his predecessor and the pub,
Ssiigar and Tobacco business celebrat 4 Nv r. :
MMOOSt MOSt 81 PERlOR BRANDS OF CftiAI,s NANn
aVtiDhCto, as Wen as by largest stock OF smokins
aItioss % n general. Please call and be convinced
~
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Eafat Aatitrs.

Ten Sleighs and Cutters at Public
Sale, NC
AT the Court House, tomorrow (wednes-
day. morning, January 9, at eleven O'Clock
J. LANGDoN & Bro.
MGGowBN q Son. Auctioneers.
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tB- Immense reduction Ia Boots
and ShOes-dH first class uOrk-at
GoOdHsoSs'S, 40 Main Street, for 80
days. These Goods MUST Post
dveIy be sold, regardless of cost.
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NOTICE,

niE Undersigned would inform the publio that
- - ne mas sold his entire stock OF Cipais TobscSo
al. % various other smoking articles to Elias Rses
w mnD Mi continue the business the old stand and
mi y , MN no cordlaly recommends his old frienas
nld TONERS The business will be settled by lie
Undersigned himself and those Indebted to him
VIII please make early payment ''''"
JULIUS BORNSTEIN
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NOTICE.

he undersigned would inform the publie that
ne mas sold his entire stock of Boots and sboes
70 p Goodman, who will continue at the old stand
anu whom he recommends 10 his cnstonnSrs 49, ~
the public generally anu
"a ln9 !, Undersigned viii settle the business himself
a,G toso indebted TO him will please come up and
deSldt,, SAM. WE'LL.
lJournal copy
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GB-The birds of the woods are chirping
and singing in their melodious songs that
}. A. Minick, corner Of Jefferson and Mar
ket streets, is selling groceries of the best
quality, cheaper than any otherhbuse In
the city The birds are rightl
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1867-01-08

BARGAINS! BARGAINS IL will close out
my entire stock of Winter Clothing, (cus-
tom made,) positively at cost, until further
notice. Call soon, at lls Main Street.
II. ScHwARz.
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gB- The "Mule Team" has lust landed
the finest brands of tobacco to be found any
where in Dayton, at j. A. Minick's grocery,
corner of Jefferson and Market streets
Try IT,
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DISSOLUTION OF PARTNERSHIP.

.TTHE partnership heretofore existiRg under the
Il arm name Of IL, DeCamp * Sons Is this day
dissolved by mutual consent, by the withdrawal
of Y, DeCamp, Hereafter tho business will be
earded on by COhan De(amp q Co. who are at :
thoriHed 10 settle the aeeonnis OF the late arm.
II. DECAMP
ASBURY DECAMP,
VIM, p DECAMp.
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AhS AhAOOhAy yh A(AstAuSEy II EduuSs
In an article on the subject, tho New
York Times says:
Only slxty-fve out of ninety-four dis
tllleries made any returns at all in August.
The seventy-two who were running on the
list of August were able 10 distill on the
average about 5000 gallons day, and
should have paid tax of $4,000 during
the month; while the whole tax returned
by the Assessor and collected by the Col
leetor, from the whole ninety-fOur for the
month, was only $3.50 16.
Thus the list shows the whole amount of
tax received by the Government during
the three summer months to have been
only $2l.6lS 06, while low estimate of
what it should have been fixes that amount
for the three months at $l,225,000 making
the loss to the Government in this one dis
triet during these three months of at least
81, 100000; and this loss was Just as plain
TO be seen by the Government officials then
as 1t is now to any one who will examine
the lists. Does any one wonder that
whisky has been steadily sold in this mar
ket for less than the Government taxP
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1867-01-08

ARREST OF AN ALLEGED MURDERER We
learn from the Cincinnati Commercial of
this morning, that officers Grogan and Boi-
lena left that city yesterday, for George
town, Brown County, having in custody
the burglar David Jones, who killed Adam
Rose in that place, some months ago, to save
himself from arrest by that officer. 1t may
be recollected that Jones' with other burg
lars, were in the act of blowing open the
Brown County safe when Rose came upon
them and was shot dead while endeavoring
to arrest the party. officer Grogan man
aged to discover that Jones was in st.
Louis, and ordered his arrest by telegraph,
and accordingly the authorities there took
the fellow in custody, brought him to Gin
cinnati, and delivered him to the Chief of
Police.
A reward ofSlOOO was offered for Jones,
apprehension.
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1867-01-08

G$- TIE MULES are just hauling in a
hundred barrels of Salt. Call at j. A. Min
ick's, corner of Jefferson and Market
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sLEIGHs AND CUTTERs.-The merry jim
gle Of bells reminds us that J. Langdon &
Bro. VIII offer for sale tomorrow, at the
Court House, ten slelghs and cutters; and
we doubt not there will be rare chances for
bargains. See their notices of sale in
another column, and don't fail to be there
with your greenbacks.
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Ten Sleighs and Cutters at Public
Sale, -
All the Court House, tomorrow (Wednes-
day. morning, January 9, at eleven o'clock.
j. LANGDoN g. Bro.
McGowEN q SoN, Auctioneers.
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The HANDY OPERA HoUsE.-Mr. Truman
B. Handy, gives to the eCincinnati public his
published assurance that he will break
ground for his Opera House within month
or two, and that the structure will be push
ed on with energy, so as to insure Its COM
pletion within year. A good many of the
original friends of the project have in-
creased their subscriptions, so that now, OF
the aid asked for only twenty five thousand
dollars remain to be raised, and this sum,
Mr. Handy thinks, will be forthcoming in a
fortnight. He is bound itshaIl 60 through.
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1867-01-08

BOYS AND YoUTH's CLoTmxe.---Ane en-
tire new spartment---the best in the city
Just received by Lebensburger g. Son, No
10s Main Street.
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C6-PARTNERsH1P.

VNHE undersigned have this day entered into co.
partnership under the 1m name OF CohAn
DeCgmp a 90. for the purpose OF manufacturine
Carriages &c at the old stand IlI
JOHN COHAN,
ASBuRl DECAMP,
January l, ls65 iaTdst
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WOODLAND CEMETERY.
The Brooklyn Distillery Frauds.

Jan. Feb, l; April, q june, I ! July, q Aug
q sept, Oct, Il Nov, 81 Dec, 9. Total-sO-sll
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SPLENDID OvERcoATs. Ts.-Lebensburger &
Son, No. los Main street, haye just received
he most splendid lotof overcoats in the
city, which they are Offering az very low
CURES, Call and see them. ltd&w
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E& &-Hats and Caps very cheap, at Good
mans.
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DEFY CoMPETITIoN.-Lebensburgc &
Son, No. loS Main street, call particular at
tention to their new and splendid stock of
fall and winter Clothing. They defy COM
petition. and will not be undersold BY any
other house in the city.
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E$-women's Calf Shoes at Goodman's {
seventy-five cents. 1850 lrt
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journal COpJl

W9anl 6QT n.
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E8-A lot OF new Government overeoats
at 81 80. Lessner & Brother. ~ daw
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Rid Yourself Of a Nuisance.

WTINTER months AFFORD to the discreet house.
w wife tho proper opportunity IL the servants
have been careless, TO rid the premises of an Ger
NtR i am manufacturing my infAllible Destroyer,
which Is warranted superior TO anything offered
in this line
For sale 20 Druggists, peddlers and country
merchants, by dozen or gross.
.EI BEST MARTS,
ja5dih No, i07 jefferson street, Dayton, Ohio
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EY- Women's fine sewed Balmorals at
Goodman's at 81 90.
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sS-women's Kid shoes at Goodman's at
twenty-five cents.
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BRsT's FfLrgRs--PRICE REDucED.--In or
der % accommodate all classes who desire
10 have pure drinking water this warm
weather, Il. Best would announce that lac
has reduced the price of his superior Filters
20 $l5. This will place them in the reach
OF all, and no family should be without
one jyl2dtf
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FLOUR AVID FEED STORE,
No. 53 WAYNE STREET.


~ ~ & one ID Oft
X LHIS n q, constantly ON hand full supply of
- tOo ~ t and FEED, at wholesale and Tetal
Miuh ne WIZ sell as low it can be bought al snv
~ store Or mill in the city His stock IL ali Of
part OF the city free of charge ''u - any
- also AS. large stock Of fine old husks for making
mattresses ready for use 5eidS,r I,B
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y gB-A new Opera House win be- opened
in Hamilton this evening. The ALE
ghciiiansr give the inaugural entertain-
mont
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THE ToLEpo REcoRp.-This excellent
Democratic Journal comes to us in new
,ircss in quarto form. May Its prosperity
continualv incrpase.
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1867-01-08

FoRGER HELD TO BAn..--Henry s. Doan,
Of Wilmington Clinton county, Ohio was
held to bail in the sum Of S1,5OO by Com
missioner Halliday, In Cincinnati, to appear
for examination ON the 10th instant, for
forging the name OF Abel Briggs to forg-
ed certificate for back pay and bounty,
amounting TO $3.50.
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HANDSOME PmcEs.--we read in the
Shreveport (La.) Southeastern of the 18th
the following:
The Marshall plantation, situated in Bos-
sier Parish, about two miles above this
place, sold at auction last week for 100000
I'm gold. The tract contains some 1000
acres, nearly all of which is under cultiva-
tlon. 1t was'purchased by two gentlemen,
one taking $500 and the other LOO acres.
The knowing ones say they made good
bargain.
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The experience Of the past ten years has demon
sirated The fact that the utmost reliance may De
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1867-01-08

MONTGOMERY COUNTY medical. SocurY.
AT the annual meeting Of the Montgom-
cry County Medical Society, at the Philllps
House, on Thursday last, the following Of
ficers were elected.
Prestdent-J. Davis;
Vice PresideRt--W. II. Lamme;
Secretdry-H. X. Steele;
IFedsuTer--J, Clements;
Censors-,T, G. Reeve, T. L. Neal L.
Jennings
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The Circuit Court.

On Saturday last, the Chief Justice and
Judge Brooks presiding, the case of the Uni
ted States as P. G. Oates, of Duplin, indict-
ed for uttering and passing counterfeit mon
ey, was tried. Verdict not guilty.
The United States as Leander Todd, in
dicted for mail robbery, has been set for
hearing this, Tuesday morning.
On Monday the 10th, the Court was ell
gagged during forenoon with the case of De
Rossett rs Dunn, for trespass Of ct armis
and assault and battery.
Several small cases of no general impor-
lance have been disposed of.
On opening the Court on Monday morn
ing the Chief Justice read the following
O.der:
1T being considered by the Court that all
persons born or naturalized in the United
States. and residing in North Carolina
are citizens, entitled to equal rights under the
laws, and therefore equally concerned in the
impartial administration of justice:
IT IS ORDERED, That henceforth in sum-
moning grand and petit jurors, the Marshal of
the United States for the District of North
Carolina make no distinction on account of
color or race among citizens otherwise quail
flied to serve"
Several colored men have accordingly been
summoned to serve On the jury.
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/ = ,
! ing was held with locked doors and closed
window-blinds on a hot night in May. One
of the members present-Mr. Gilmer-ralsed
his voice during the discussion, when he was
reminded by Gov. Graham that if he did not
lower his tone be might be heard by some
one on the pavement. The Confederate des-
potism had already thrown its dark shadow
over u.s. Some fifty members were present.
We appeal to Them or any of them, to an
swer the following questions:
l. We're we not drifting with the current,
because we could not help ourselves?
2. Did any of US have any confidence in,
OF affection for the Southern Confederacy2
8. Were we not determined to resist and
thwart the secessionists to the last, by every
means in our power2
4. Did any of US believe that if Southern
independence could be secured, it would be
worth having2
5. Was it not our fixed purpose, though
not expressed in so many wortts-for no re
cord was kept-to avail ourselves of the
first occasion to take the State out OF the as
sociation into which she had been forced,
and carry her back to the Union9
6. Were any of US trusted by the secession
leaders, Did they not regard us and treat
lis as traitors to the Confederacy, no matter
what we said or did? Did they not at
tempt to tasten an odious test-oath upon us
If that test-oath had been adopted by the
Convention, and we had refused to take it,
would they not have confscated our proper
ty, as the Ordinance provided, and then
scourged us out of the country Was it the
custom to regard and treat good Confed-
crates" in this way? ..r -.
So far as breaking faith IS concerned, " the
boot is CD the other Leg Those Unionists
who became war men in 1868, and would
fight it out, in the vain hope of saving their
slave property--they are the persons who
have broken faith with such public men as
Mr.. Thomas, the writer of this, and thous-
ands of others who might be named. We
have preserved our integrity. We have been
true at heart to the Union from the very first,
our enemies even being judges, for they new
er saw the day from the commencement to
the close OF the rebellion, when they did not
denounce us as a traitor to the Confederacy.
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The President in Richmond.
RICHMOND. June 2 P

RICHMOND, June 2, P. M.
The President and party arrived here at
10 O'Clock P. NJ, and were met at the depot
by the Mayor and committee of the City
Council and Capt. Millward, of the Spots
wood Hotel, by whom they were escorted to
that House. A band of music performed
several patriotic airs
At all the stations on the way hither many
persons, Notwithstanding the rains, came
out to see the President and saluted him
with cheers At Weldon he made few re.
marks mainly in acknowledgement of the
compliment. AS did also, Secretary Seward
Several voices were heard, applying to the
latter, God bless You old man. God bless
you," and similar good wishes were express
ed for the President. The reception al
Weldon was more earnest than at any Other
place between Raleigh and Petersburg.
After the President arrived at the Spots
wood, very large number of person:
crowded to the parlors where the President
and Secretary Seward were introduced tc
them.
There was tonight more enthusiasm thar
when the President arrived in the city, las
Sunday, and the greeting was far more cor
dial.