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Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1867-11-15

baldi, his SONS, and his principal Lieuten-
ants, viii leave for the United States. II
is claimed that at the battle of Monte
Rotundo Garibaldi had but 4, 900 men. and
it is admitted that the French infantry,
with Chassepot rifles and artillery sup
piled with rifled cannon, saved the day
against the insurgents. Victor Emanuel
demands the recall Of the French ,expedi-
ton, and protests against conference,
composed wholly of Catholic powers, to
settle the Roman question.
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Foresgss xastelBigemce.

Several riots took place in Paris on the
4th. ii ~ ~ *
The British Parliament has been called
to re ensemble on the 10th of the present
month SIC gA-4sAs 9,
Late returns from Mexico seem to throw
some doubt upon the election of Juarez as
President Aoi1I 'aemoIlT III * "a
A periodical instruction is reported to
haye broken out In Hayti against Presi-I
dent 'Salnave.1 1iba1" 14eAA o0 ~
"A London letter in the Philadelphia
Press says that Geo. e. Mcclellan took.
passage for this country in the steamer
Scotia, which left Liverpool on the Cd
instant. saeH f.ie' ~ 'i'Ei sis..lissg ~ p
Santa Anna, who was recently tried and
sentenced to death in Mexico, has been
pardoned by President ,Juarez--or, at all
events, he is released, having arrived at
Havana. ID, "a, gay bass as s5s,l} ~ {
Another bread riot is reported in Eng
land. on the 9th, which exceeded in feroci-
ty and destructiveness. the riots in Exeter.
The police and military were obliged to
fire upon the mob. .s}k4S u Ikjt)S
The Mexican Government refuses to rec
ognize Ministers and Consuls of those
powers which have not recognized the
Republic A revolution against. Juarez is
said to be daily expected. ssSSs
"A London dispatch of the510ths says a
terrible explosion had taken place in one
of the mines of Forndale colliery, Wales
Three hundred miners were at work, two
hundred of whom lost their lives avoi
Aterrible hurricane recently swept over
St. Thomas and over West India Islands,
doing immense damage on sea and land.
Many yessek and lives were lost, and there
issmuch suffering from the effects of the
storm.
AT the Lord Mayors banquet in London,
on the 9th, Mr.. Disraeli, in speaking Of
England and the United States, said that
better feelings had arisen in America
since last year, and he had every reason to
hope for the maintenance of these relations
of warm friendship demanded by their in
terests and by every moral feeling that
could unite the two nations.
Garibaldi was attacked by the combined
French and Papal forces, on the morning
of the Sd inst, and 5000 of his men were
either killed, wounded, or taken prisoners,
and he was forced-.to surrender Gable
dispatches Of the Sth, received in New
York on the 18th, state that the trial of
Garibaldi, which was TO have taken place
in Florence, has been postponed, on &C
count of question having arisen as to
the jurisdiction of the Court Official
communications to the French Govern
ment state that no fears of further disturb
ance In Italy need be entertained, as Carl
Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1867-11-15
The South.

Immigrant ships are arriving. ct New
Orleans. Two recent arrivals brought
449 passengers, mostly for the Northwest.
A recent storm at the South demolished
a tobacco warehouse, unroofed the Baptist
church, and did considerable injury to sew
eral Other buildings in Franklin, KY. "a
Little Alice, the child equestrian of
Rebinson's show, was thrown from her
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The Unitarian church and the Town
House in Ware, Mass, were burned on the
night of the 9th. - - - = -
A Mr.. Seth W. Payne left New York on
the morning of the 18th, proposing to walk
to San Francisco in $50 days, .,..g
The Rutland (Vt.) Herald says that on
the afternoon of the 9Th, Mrs. JEFF. Davis
was at that place, en- route to Montreal. 80
Thurlow Weed denies the report that he
has sold the Conlaserciaz ,.Adgertiser and
intends going to Wa ,hington, to. live.
A New York dispeatch of the 7th says
the Internal Revenue Inspectors have
seized property valued at $1,67O,00o with
in fortnight. =, ,.... ).
Nicholas Reggie, of Boston, Consul
General Of Italyand the Pontifcal States,
died at the Brevoort House, New York
city, on the 9th. ars. ,alI ira 3ssaf Il .asess.
Weston, the pedestrian, arrived in SYRIA
cuse, N. Y, from Oneida,on the morning
of the 18th, about 8 o'clock He said he
was eighteen hours ahead of time. S y, v
The rolling mill of Reese, Graft & Dull,
at Pittsburgh, Penn, was blown up about
noon, on the 9Th, and about twenty per
sons killed, and as many others severely
injured. 10 wt' s77l so' 7s ,easaai
A barge Harvest Queen) loaded with
hay and potatoes, was burned in New
York harbor, on the morning of the 18th
Loss $4,000. On the eyeningof the same
day the wire rolling mills between Water
ton and Tenth streets and avenues G and
d were completely destroyed by fire.
MacKeon & Bros oil refinery, near Pitts
burgh, Penn, was totally destroyed by
fire on the night of the 9th. The entire
works. with 1900 barrels of. oil and 1000
empty barrels, were destroyed The as
sistant foreman, Harry Cook, was burned
to death. A man named Reddy Brady
was injured. s aeaIs4.s5g sg4 sa.le
Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1867-11-15

engaged in cutting log, and wished to procrasti
1 Up to his ankles, was t the s' answer. Then
| there Is plenty of tme,h said the other. mo,
there's not reioined the first, ~ forgot TO tell
| -" Weshall know what are the nec-
! essaries of life said country grocer during
severe storm, as will venture forth to-day
except to procure them" In the evening he found
that most of his Gales were yellow snuff ana rum.
when gentleman once remarked
| In company how very literally those persons talk
of what their neighbors should give away who ara
least apt to give anything themselves, "Ah, Sid
ney Smith replied, when sees b struggling in
distress, is not IN human nature not to ask to
do something for him.
One of the boys in q New Orleans
school was asked, after various definitions had
been given by others, mostly quite correct, what
was meant by the verb to tantalize. He replied:
: It was to ask great many questions and then
cri.icise the answers"
against Squire B., of the same town. Some
one remarked in his hearing one day that the
Squire was mean man. 6 Mean ~ said Abel, II
guess he lie. A yard Of black tape would make him
suit of mourning, and then he d have enough left
for weed on his hat" errksfE
The girls of Willimsntic, Conn.,, get
to kissing Sheridan and as the train moved Off
one buxom lass failed to reach his lips. 1T was
a miss, !" said the martial Phil, "but good line
shot, nevertheless :" ~ ht y tn@
WIN uOSS WaCcT Doll SOOuCf VI an
old saucepan than new one : Punch takes it upon
himself to answer this abstruse query by SAYING
/" It's because the old PAM used to it, nessn'
What is the difference between the
manner Of death Of barber and sculptor? One
curls up and dyes-the other makes faces and 4
busts.
AT a negro ball, In lieu of stnot
transferable on the tickets, notice was posted
over the door--"No gentleman admitted unless
he comes himself" aaag ti-i
A little girl being told that the
Kings and her birthday was the same day.
asked her mamma If the King and her were
twins.
-Labors of the body free Us from !:
pain of the mind. That Is what constitutes tho
happiness of the poor.
Facts should always be stated in
black and white. Anything written in red ink of
course appears ink-red ible.
Change for the worse-A fellow who
had been complained OF for lying around loose,
concluded to go about tight ,
WHY should the eldest of Victoria's
children be chief mourner at her funeral?- Be-
cause he Is the Prince Of Walls. -. - 7
Why is a prosy preacher like tho
middle of a wheels Because the fellows around
him are tired. -
Few ladies are 90 modest as to refuse
to cit in tho lap of luxury. $50 t|e
y sqrssves-s- ----ss~----rs .t-,,,-.
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ear The home organ Of President john

Gag The home organ of President john
son, at Washington, publishes an article
on the 9th, in which it threatens theerresi
of certain prominent Republicans in and
out of Congress, who, it alleges, are en-
gagged in conspiracy to overthrow the
Government. The article is said to have
been inspired by Andrew johnson.
Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1867-11-15
Breviries and Leyitfes.

.-A An Irishman's friend having fallen
other for assistance. The latter, who was busily
engaged in cutting log, and wished to procrasti-
nate inquired, " How deep is the gentleman in ~,
8 Up to his ankles,n was the answer. .sThen
there Is plenty of time,' said the other. mo,
there's not" rejoined the first, II forgot to tell
Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1867-11-15

F0FG1EM GOHBHps
--Calfskin hats, with the hair on are
worn in Paris. oaesz.as4 3 4f3.1 "a
The /" Sir order of Knighthood is to
be established in Australia.
"A man, his wife and three children
died in France, few days since, in con-
sequence of eating poisonous mushrooms.
"A recent arrival at Paris is that of a
company of AiassOuas, among whose
tricks are chewing glass and tearing their
eyes out. ..t ge,-afsi,fsf .ft4, -r,fgg,l
The Paris Omnibus Company now
run over zoe omnibuses, and the average
daily receipt from each this year has been
about 90 francs-about $3.50. ~ asrr6
Queen Yictoria's journey to or from
Scotland costs upward of $4,000 in specie.
The distance from Windsor Castle to Bal.
NOR al is 602 miles, which is usually per-
formed in nineteen hours.
in England not long since, ferret
killed in one night 80 fine turkeys, IL chick
ems, and 16 ducks arranged the fowls in
q circle, and was caught asleep in the GEN.
ter of it.
Robinson Crusoe has been done into
monosyllables in London, for the infant
mind. 1t is SO well done that one scarcely
detects that there are no words Of more
than one syllable.
The workmen of Norwich, England,
ten thousand strong, who are made voters
by the new Reform bill, are determined to
send one of their own class to Parliament,
and are organizing with this view.
Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1867-11-15
CLIPPINGS AND DRIPPINGS.
PersonaI and Literary

PersOnoI and T.Ifes.a1.V. Va
RIpNuv w11,.,-s +ho Ir;o,' co,oed;an
ia said to ho wnrth ,Am H6o . n0o - i'' o Z.
nnrun.1 Msc1 -o0'os0 .s..l ~
or o ZEN p MCOLEL d efei?a1l LIZ
q, nnu l. BUCHANAN 'eaoe are LIZ ail.
WILLIAM +. DODGE, OF New YORK CITY,
is saio 10 possess an income OF $l'ooo d
oa H. fox.,,-ooe coor-;. ,ot do,7n
LIE fortune OF gay COOKE II SCI u S1e
n ny ,l n0n VINO apretehoF W Ano" a' %Ao'
ooV,Uoo. ~D...o,.> =
Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1867-11-15
Miscellaneous Items.

. I TIW6HIy-IlFt uUCbUIS, al Oh WHOH nave
some time practiced medicine, are connect
edWith the New York press. t,
A-1'he house In which General Zachary
Taylor was born, near Orange Court
House, Virginia, is now used as Q barn.
THE present number of tenements in
Portland, Me-; is equal that before the
fire in July, 1866, but rents are still very
high. .,
The horse on which Sheridan rode
from Winchester, twenty miles. away"
to ! Cedara Greek, is Tusticating at Fort
Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1867-11-15

Several riots took place in Paris on the
4th. Il I'll - ~ "a
The British Parliament has been called
to re,assemble on the 10th Of the present
month: & u 1
Late returns from Mexico seem to throw
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1867-02-13
Cincinnati Markets.
CNcINNATI, February


Provisions are steady, but no speculative
action Is apparent. large demand was
made for Bacon and Bulk Meats at full
prices, and the market closed firm.
Flour was well maintained, and some
large transactions occurred.
PROvIsToNs-Mess Pork we may quote
city brands at $40 50@2l 90. The latter
being considered an extreme price. Bulk
Meats active. with sales of $4,000 pieces
shoulders at 7lc.; 30,950 pieces city sides,
9%c.; $4,000 pieces clear sides, l0Ac,; no.
600 pieces ribbed sides, averaging 40@45
lbs at 912c.
at Sc; 80 hhds, sides, averaging 25@30 lbs.
at 916c., aud 1000 pounds, partially cured
country Hams, at l0i5c.
LARD-Is Arm; 80 tierces prime leaf sold
at l214c.; country Lard is held at 12e., and
prime steam at II lR@llAc, with sales 100
tierces at IL nc.
Sugar cured Hams sales of few lots city,
canvassed and packed, at l6c.
FLoUR-Sales of 100 bbls. winter family
at $l3, $50 do. at $l3 20, and 90 at $l3 40
100 bbls. ION its merits" at $13 10. 100 bbls.
supertlne at $40, and $50 bbls. uninspected
at IS 20.
WHEAT-EXtra winter held firmly at
81 3d. and No. red at 81 90, with sales of
700 bushels. No. red held at 81 S2@2 So,
but sellers were Indifferent at the extreme
price. Spring wheats had all large in
quiry, with sales of $50 bushels No. at
81 AZ; 200 bushels at 81 40.
CoRN-6lc, for mixed shelled, with sales
of 1850 bushels at that price; l,40O bushels,
in new gunnies, sold at Zoe. and $50 BUSH
els ear corn mt soc. The market closed
easier. Shipments of2,544 bushels.
WHIsKY-Sales of POS barrels ut 25c. in
bond.
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1867-02-13

A reward Of five hundred dollars is Of
fercd by tho Auditor Of Hamilton county,
for the apprehension and conviction Of the
murdereis Of james Hughes.
The beast--not Beast Butler--who out
ragged a child, the other day, in Columbus.
has been caught in Fairfield county. His
name Is Underwoodit should be Under
ground.
A letter from Columbus says; "All spec
ulstion as to the appointment Of Railroad
Commissioner are Of course utterly prema-
ture, as the bill providlng.for such Sn officer
has yet made no progress beyond its second
reading in the Senate, where 1t was first in
troduced. aud has yet to run the gauntlet of
both houses There is also known to be a
strong feeling in certain quarters in favor
Of three Commissioners instead of one"
In the Ohio Legislature, yesterday, moth
ing was done, of the least general interest,
save the introduction Of bill. In the SEN
ate by Mr.. Sadler--authorizing Boards Of
Education TO levy taxes, not exceeding six
mills on the dollar of valuation, for school
house purposes, In the special school dis
tricts or those organized under the Akron
school law, and by Mr.. lIayden-for the
further protection ofcemeteries in the State
of Ohio
A jury, at Cincinnati, before whom Mo
ses Levi was tried on Monday, charged with
passing two counterfeit notes, on two diff
ferent occasions, yesterday morning re-
turned a verdict of guilty in each case. A
motion to suspend judgment was made.
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1867-02-13
New York Market.

New YORK, February -.
Cotton firm: sales 2l00 bales uplands at
33c.
Flour 5@l0c. lower. Receipts, D, 800 brls
Sales 1900 brls. supcrline State and West
ern at S9@l0 %, extra Western at $40 POO
II 80, choice at $ll 40@l2 30 round hoop
Ohio at Sll@l2 so.
Whisky lirmer; sales l,5OO brls. Western
in bond at 32G33c. and 100 do. at 4Oc. an
extreme price.
Wheat dun and in buyers favor. Re-
ceipts, 2l.0G0 bush. Sales 1000 bush white
California at So 10. 1000 bush. No. viii
waukee mt 81 10, and 200 bush. No. at
81 33.
Corn l@2c. lower. Receipts, 3.5l0 bush
els. Sales A,j00 bushels mixed Western 1T
81 ll@l l219 in store, and 81 l21a@l H.
afloat.
Pork heavy and dropping; sales of 2.25O
brls. at $20@20 81 for new mess closing at
$50 6S for Western; $40 G2Ol0 70 for old
mess; closing at $40 GS@ ~ for prime mess.
Also l.250 brls. new mess at % ~ 15to2l.
Bacon steady; sales of 45O boxes at l0Lc.
for Cumberland cut; l0A@l0Tc. for long
ribbed; ll4@ll9sc. for short ribbed and
II l8@l2c. for short clear.
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1867-02-13

A Butler county patient In the Longview
Lunatic Asylum committed suicide last
Saturday, by tying piece of twine round
his neck and twisting it with stick until
suffocation was produced.
Parties from Cincinnati are cutting and
packing ice in the neighborhood of To-
ledo, and in addition TO one large house
filed and another filling, are shipping from
twelve to fifteen car loads day.
Ashland has its new steam fire engine in
full order. The steamer threw water dis
tance Of $50 feet the first trial, through 100
feet Of hose and u inch nozzle.
We learn that two gentlemen OF means,
from Lockland, have Joined together and
propose to erect an extensive paper mill.
They will employ capital of 100000 in
the business. If they succeed in making
meaner paper, and atmore swindling prices
than what has been turned out, for year
Ortwo, we hope they will bust up.
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1867-02-13

COUNTRY PRowLERs. Several neighbor
hoods in Washington township, in this
county, were visited, on Thursday night,
by a gang of pro Slers after poultry, house
hold effects and such other things as are
portable and easily gotten off safely with
They, most likely, domicil in the city, and
slip out under the cover of darkness, travel
in a wagon, for locomotion and transporta-
tion, as is often the system of this class of
city thieves and burglars.
On these occasions they got into the
dwelling of Mr.. McGrew, whom they re-
lieved of his pantaloons and 81, and his
coop of lot of chickens; they also entered
the residence of Mr.. E. Maxwell, through
the cellar, from whom they got little bet
ter haul-$l4 in this instance, as well asthe
invariable "chicken fxens.' Thieves, like
the enfranchised man dnd-brudder, are
heavy on fat ''barn-yard pheasants."
The real character of the scamps, how
ever, was developed by an act of vandal-
ism; they had probably heard some country
pedagogue admonish his unambitious
pupil that
"a little learning is dangerous thing
so they broke into the school house and
''made chaos come againw For this one
act alone they should be caught and sent
before Massachusetts, school committee
on aohippinO.
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1867-02-13
SOrgho Sugar Convention.

A Convention of those interested in the
growth of and manufacture of the sugar
and syrup of the Northern cane, will be
held in Dayton, commencing on Wednes-
day, February 81, 1867, at nine o'clock A. NJ.
All interested in this growing interest
are invited to attend, and bring specimens
of sugar, syrup and cane machinery for
exhibition.
We have assurances from large num-
ber of those interested, from various parts
of this and other States, which promise a
very large Convention. 1t is expected that
a process not heretofore exhibited to the
public, which promises to captivate all
Others, will be'on exhibition.
By order of the Committee.
JUDsoN PoPENOE,
rr. ...rr j. o. JOYCE,
b. G. TAYLOR,
WM. WALKER,
+. BRowNELL.
JONATHAN KENNRY,' Chairman.
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1867-02-13
New Orleans Market.

NEW ORLEANS, February l2.
Cotton sales of 4,S00 bales low middling
at 3016 @32c. Receipts for four days, lO,400
bales against 1900 for the corresponding
period of last week. Exports, 10000 bales.
Sugar firm; fair, 1870.
Molasses sitter; fair, 74c.; prime to
choice, 75@79c.
Flour tlrmer and unchanged; sales of su-
perfine at Sll 70, and extra $l2@l5.
Pork higher; sales at $2l 20. Bacon
shoulders; sales at l3c. do. sides at lao
l41c. Lard higher sales at l3@l515c.
Whisky-sales at 81 40.
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1867-02-13
DIR. STEVENS & CO.

l. RIVATE DISEASES CURED IN THE.
shortest possible ting at the Cincinnati Lock Hos
pltal, 23O Walnut street, between Finh and SiN
up stairs, without the use of Mercury Ia,
OF time, or change OF diet =.
". STEVENS, by special study and experienc,
IN III % thS hospitals Oi baltimore London and Paris /.
ehhbeu 10 guarantee cure in the most conln
cateu cases. Recent cases of GonOrrheaOr SvnE
cured in few days, without change Of dat
hlhuTancS nom business. Secondary SvDhilisEtD
curry. ~ VI N'N
Victims of self-abuse and excessive vepe,, s,,
lering irom spermatOrrhea, and loss OF physir
anu mental power, Indigestion or Constipation
Eruptions, III. Nervous Coughs, Hypochondris, &c
N1s alS eiea.Su lof LIVER Complaint, Dyspepsia an
consumption, by ignorant men, who mistake th
ply both '' ~ ' '''S'
Married men, and those contemplating maria A
shoulu restore yigor to their bodies and minds 50
pOstcrity. " '''
Diseases peculiar TO females treated cI
guaranteed IN all cuses. Persons at a distAI,
promptly cured, by addressing with statement 4
clse, Ut STEVENS x Co, 23O Walnut betWscs.
blh ana Gth streets, Cincinnati Ohio
once hours from A. NJ, 20 5 p Nj Supdavs IN
ueCS.IVu
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1867-02-13
THE DAILY EMPIRE.
Hural aud MlisftIIautans. !.
EXPLANATION.

In sending out bills from the EMPIRE ONCE. IL
may be that in some cases the parties 20 WfOm
they are presented have already paid them sud
hold receipts therefor, whenever such cases oc-
eur we hope the parties Will not be angered, as We
can only act at present, in our EFFORTS 20 cOllect
upon the Books LEFT in our hands. Having al
ready been subjected 10 the modification OF nbfng
bills returned with the notice that they have Oeen
paid, and that receipts are hel1 therefos, we
have deemed Unnecessary In Justification oi Out-
selves 10 make this notice and apology for the un
pleasant feelings that may have thus been created
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1867-02-13

FATHER KEMP's OLD FoLKs.-This much
noted troupe of vocal and instrumental
performers are to give two of their popular
concerts at the Opera House next Monday
and Tuesday evenings, with matinee on
Tuesday afternoon. They have acquired a
national reputation, and we bespeak for
them, while among the Daytonians, great
success.
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1867-02-13
NOTICE TO THE PUBLIC.

H. n Robinson, late sole proprietor, and present
loint proprietor. OF the ENFfRE once, desires ~
should be distinctly understood, by all parties,
that he does not hold himself responsible for and
will not settle any personal accounts contracted
by either D. q. Fitch or y. Lindsly J0r hetr OWh
y,srsog1I uss during the time they were acting ~
employees of the ENFIRE oficei and all having
such accounts are notified that they must look iOr
settlement TO the parties contracting them AMI
he would further state, that neither OF those Two
persons are authorized 10 make collections, re-
oeiye moneys, or transact business for the EMPIRE
ofiice
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1867-02-13
NOTICE.

SUSAN RAMSEY, a non resident of the State of
= Ohio, is notified that George Ramsey did on the
14th day Of January, 1867, iile his petition in the
Office of the Clerk of the Court OF Common Pleas
within and for the county Of Montgomery and
State Of Ohio charging the said Susan Ramsey
with having been willfully absent from the said
plaintiff for more than three years past adultery
with one Hartel Holster and gross neglect Of
duty, and asking that he may he divorced from
said Susan Ramsey, which petition will stand for
hearing at the next term of said Court
GEoR0R RAMSEY.
M. p NOLAN, Attorney. l9w8
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1867-02-13

L1vELY.-The time made by the chap
when he found the "stars" were after him.
It is said he gave a very fair Illustration Of
a "hying Dutchman." May be so-can't
say--wasnt on the train, but suppose the
'stars" might throw some light upon the
matter. 1t is pretty generally understood
however, that "Dutch" did not accompany
the .,starsn to this city.
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1867-02-13

SoRaHo CoNvENTIoN.-Atte Is call
ed to the fact that the Sorgho growers of
this section have determined on the hold
ing of Convention for the purpose of
promoting the interests of the Sorgho
growers, and the manufacturers of syrups
and sugars from the Sorgho cane. The
Convention is called to be held in this city,
on the 9th of February inst.