The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1867-05-02

THE DAILY EMPIRE.
Yofal aud miscellaneous.
Notice.
Subscribers 10 the patty Empire, when the pa
pers are delivered In the CITY by the carriers.
must pay to them at the ratio Of frcafy cents per
week.
Agents FOR the Empire.
Mr.. THOMAS SpIELMAN and CnARrEs D..
ROBINSON, are authorized agents for the
DAILY EMPIRE in this City.
CoNcERr.-Mad. Parepa will be here on
the 9th, to give US one of those inimitablc
concerts for which she is so renowned.
"BLAcK CROOK. This unrivalcd spec
tacular drama, which has been creating
such a Juror in the East, Is to be produced
at the Opera House, II this city, on the 18Th
inst. Won't the house be crowdedY
tY-The Hamilton True Tcleyrqph says:
Mr.. John L. Martin, OF Dayton, formerly
District Collector, we learn has made u pur-
chase Of property here and designs bccom-
Ing a resident of our city.
eB-Persons attending the National Med
ical Convention, to be held In Cincinnati,
May Z, win be carried over the Little
Miami, Columbus and Ncnia and Dayton
and Western Railroads at one full fare for
the round trip. Tickets will be good until
the nth inst.
tB-Dr. J. HIGGINs had a very fair audi
ence at Huston Hall, last evening, and we
are informed, handled his subject with con-
siderable ability. He will lecture again to-
morrow Friday evening in the same Hall,
when further illustrations Of How it Is
DONE" will be given.
APT.-An exchange aptly says that the
man who does not take a local paper, no
matter how well posted he may be on gen
eral topics, will not, when abroad, be able
TO give much more information concerning
the business and enterprise of his own city
than if he had never been within ten thou
sand miles of the place"
FIRE IN THE CouvrRY.--Enison Voor-
hces' house, "A large brick building, about
two miles Northwest of Mason, Warren
county, was burned on Monday forenoon
of last week. The greater part ofhis house
hold goods and considerable property be
longing to his father and brother were de-
stroyed. Loss estimated at $1,000 No in
surancc.
The New York Tribune says;
"Men who hold that none but Whites
should vote may be well enough in their
place; but there is no room for them in the
Republican party. Every one who stays
In 1t keeps at least ten voters out of it,
There, you poor white trash how do
you like il? If you are not for the Niger,
there is no room for you in the "God-and-
humanity" party, and Greeley says you
must git
P~IcK-roCKErs IN TRoUBLE.-Two of the
~pick-pockets, who were spotted here, when
Robinson's Circus was exhibiting, followed
it over to Lebanon, where they relieved
several parties of their purses and pocket
books, but not realizing quite enough. in
the aggregate, to start a First National
Bank. Chase was given them, when three
wallets were thrown away and the villains
captured, held in 800 bail and deposited in
jail.
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F=aF-NI, I II Tnr1tar nf t1a nlin gpi--
lature from Warren county, declines being
returned to that BODY. lie has accepted
the position of the Board of Missions Of tie
Cumberland Presbyterian C~hurch-loca-
tion at Alton, Illinois.
If the services of Il pious Missionary, aud
of a Secretary, too, are needed any where,
the Ohio Legislature is the very spot. We
fear that brother Coulterh has stumpcded his
d~uty-deserted his right field.
gB- A bill in Chancery was filed in the
Chicago Circuit Court, yesterday, by Mrs.
Williams, late widow of stephen A. Doug
las, against Nicholas p. Iglchart and others.
alleging bad faith in the settlement of tho
Douglas estate, of which Iglehart wa,
agent. The sun involved is quite large
We are not surprised at that; nor will any
old resident of Cincinnati, where Igleharl
formerly extensively operated as a swind-
ling pork merchant, and subsequently as q
robbing private banker, leaving the city
between two days to escape the clutches OF
indignant depositors.
E%- The Columbus Journal says that Gen
WILLARD WARNER is n candidate for Gov
ernor, and the Journal of this city, desires
to know if the General is n citizen of Ohio
Our neighbor should not ask such silly
questions, he only exposes his yerdancy by
so doing. What matter whether he is, o.
not? Are we not now one great nation o
people, under the benign rule of a RUM
. Congress that obliterates State lines? l.
not General Warner "loyal,' and does h,
NOT halonp IN the great marty of DTOrrCgS