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The New York herald., 1867-06-24

QuEsEc, Q z, June =, 1867.
An unusually large ALmber Of visiss from the States
have passed through quebec their way 70 the waser
ing places on the ST Lawrence
w. q. Boomer, Of the Custorn1 Department who has
been missing for the past ten days. found floating
In the river to-day
A detachment or the Royal Canadian Rinos has ar
rived from st. Johns, N. r.
OTTAWA, G. E.. June %. 1867
The ministers from the maritime provinces leave early
this week a tour through Western Canada Nothing
has tanspred regarding the subject discussed In confer
ence vMNHn
+, The discount American invoices is twentyax per
cent
MONTREAL, C. E., June %, 1857
large number OF excursonists loave here Tomorrow
to be at the great international Caledonan gath
erng at New York ON the 9th inst
Bridges has addressed letter 70 the Secretary
OF the German societies dsprovng in the cearest man
ner the statements as 70 inhumanity shown Dy the
Grand Trunk Railway 10 emgrants passing over their
road
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SOUTH AMERICA.
TIE Re. cUylER SEIZED AGAIN.
The Independence Question en-
the lsthnn us.

rne steamship Ocean Queen, Captain ". r. Conner
which left Aspinwsli on the nornag OF the 18th inst
arrived tins port yesterday. She brings 2s3 passen
gers the California mass 10 May 80 and ST. las 09s In
sreasare Tho following "a her treasure list
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Notice to Mariners.
cHrroo lieHrHovsK.
on snd after the ls day Of May 1861 BRIGHT dxed light
VIII be shown from sunrise the highest point
Of the largest island OF the kung Tung Tan group at the co
The light 2O the level OF the sea, and will be
visible ~ distance Of from 10 10 70 miles.
The following the bearings from the undermen
tiosed places, az given by II " gunboat Insolent-
white Rock, " ~ deg rs min w.
North Rock, 50 deg ~ min W.
ChefoQ Cape. - deg e.
sentry Rock, % deg Il.
Towercu feutai Hill N 81 deg 10 min Il.
Knob Point 81 deg % min X.
TO LusoS, Acting Commissioner OF Customs.
Whnlcmen.
Arrived At Yokohama April "a, ship Illinois Paris. OF NB
fand aid llh 10 cruf<el: barks Washington Baker, and
James Maury Cunningham, Of do land both cid 18th 70
cruse) i9h Raneow. Baker, and sepnans, Sinclair. OF
do and both cid 1th 70 cruisel E.Abeth swift Ponuas
q DO nd sid z6sh 70 cruse) No report OF oil from any OF
Arrived 81 Hcnoiulu Aprn 22d ship MILO, gawes o. NIB
clean land cid day cruise); bsrks Hercules, How
land, Of do 80 bbls land old day 10 cruse) I'D
Seine smith, Of do, @ bbs land cid day 70 cruise
cxsh vineyard Smith, OF Edgarown. 7o bbsup land cid
Goth TO cruise
Cleared do April 2o,h harks James Allen Pierce. 10
cruise; Massachusetts. Williams DO Progress Dowdrn do,
Bames smith do HELEN Mar, Herendecn do Tamerlsne,
wins'"s. do shlps ohio. Laurence DO ME lone m
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SAVANNAH, Ca, June %, 1867.
Reports from the country stats that tts crnrs wore
badly danarcd BY lie ste sale
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NAVAL INTELLIGENCE.

The United States steamer Lackawanna was still ~
Honolulu Sandwich Islands, on the 29th OF April
Tho United States steamer ruscarora at Tahiti on
March 80, and would sail from thence for the Tiger
group
Rear Admiral Stephen c. Rowan, 10 command Of the
Gosport Navy Yard leaves shortly at mis- earnest
request to take command OF the Asia squadron.
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c HIN A
SPECIAL CORRESPONDENCE us THE assalp.

Nothing Important from the Central Fiowery
Land.
YoxonAna, April 70, 1867.
The last English mail from Hong Kong and shangnas
brought Of importance aud mesgrs alcs OF
papers
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MISCELLANEOUS.
PRIZES cAsHED IN ALL LOCALIZED Lor-
n. teres Information given. r GAGE Broker.
1 BsoLUrE DIVORCES LEGALLY osrAIxsp ~ NEW
No publicity or charge iii divorce obtained ADVICE free.
N. HowEs, Attorney. u Nassau street
A -orFIcIAL DRAWINGS or THE KENTUCKY
!. EissssT I, s,ras7os.ss a : 80 4 ;uss q a ,
w. g ssssScIr.cssss - sss jus. q, .is5. - "
~ S n = 22usAAs. n n ibbsaa y Y Co.. 10 xsS.s.t :s ! u
s. sr1ssess II g .l.i.ss..s: y = $ IS isn 3 "a T. !"
s. = . sRAsds. II : 1aoSnIs. i 9 Go. = s.ses.ss - =
ror circular q Rensocty state lotteries address MUIR
Fr,.s: ss.s.s and sIsT$sses gwen by addressing =.
20 TO TnoS.s IS r AoNEws ONE M ,sd PRICE HoYsE ,I y
Teas ooses fsh yogr and everything else cheaper than
IHSss HsR Sae kfSz A'SsS
Llama, .Pushsr, Chantliy
Points, Ro,onds and Circulars
prices ranging ii. isT Ts... g = f.sss ss Ak a:G s.sss
+: s:is \ :s = s s.;
EishiS niSs street rect west side.
Established over quarter Of a century.
TNLp EYES MADE NEW WITHOUT DOCTOR or
~ medicine Sent postpaid on receipt Of loo Address
eighth street. New York.
Comfort and cure rupturcd Sent post paid re-
ceipt OF Ice Address Dr. r. Focie ITO Lexington ave-
nue., Twensyeighth street. New York.
CONF dental information for he married Sent scaled
envelope Address Dr. r. II Foote, author OF hcdi
e sl.s% sss. ssss- ssss x %
DETER CoOPER's GELATINB
II Makes delicious Jellfes
Blanc Mango Charlotte Russo. &r with great ease Diree
for with the packages For by lroceIs and
drasslsls Depot ~ Bu1hna Sie New YORK.
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UNITED STATES OF COLOMBIA
SPECIAL CORRESPONDENCE or THE HERALD.

Communication with the Interior Of Co!ombia
Cut DH-The X. II. Cuy!cr Seized Agnin by
Admiral Chacon-A Gripping Blow mt Mos
uaerS-Vicws of fhe lstmen0s ON Endepen-
dencc-Eenlih oG thr lsfi,mus.
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Marine Disnsa crs.

shin Adler Of and from Bremen tby plot beat Francis
Perkins. 40 49, t .e
Wind at sunset 5, light
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ClneII,nati Markets.

CINCINNATI, July 8.
PRovIsIoNs-Opened with considerable ac-
uvty, and rather free market, though mostly In
small way, Mess Pork was advanced to sp3 for
city lots and closed firm with plentyapt buyers at
t2lH. Lard Is dull, hut some transalti Hons occur
red In the witty az u y, and liX WIS asAcd.
BREA DSTUFES--FlOuf opened stronger and
sold 10 a moderate extent, but attained no ad-
vance Some choice, lots OF new were held $50.
higher but no buyers were found New Winter
families are duotHble at ell b081 70, and old at
tn8ti S5 Lhwer grades have scarcely any de-
mAnd, and quotations are Impossible Sales COO
brls, including fancies ut S1S ...."r
Wheat was found 10 bo scarce especially the
choicest kinds and the few lots Of No red held
were advanced to ~ 50, and sales OCCURRED at
50 40, Sales reported also OF 000 bushels red by
sample at S2e2 IS, and 81 49, Corn was quiet, but
closed nrnter under the general aspect the mnr-
ket MOL shelied at 16o., In bulk and e6c in
sacks. Oats had good demand and closed firm,
with sales at 75c,, in elevator Total, GO bushels.
aye, no sales; No, held nominAlly at 81 is
Shipments, 100 bushels. WV '7'T I'-I''s'
co rTON--Mnrket In better feeling; sales of
middlng at 23Nc4 and low middling Ale. The inn
provement Of the European market and its APP
parent stability, causes buyers to appear more
freely and prices closed firm. 'TE'
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1867-07-09

HINTON RowEN HELPER, who created
such a stir few years ago with his I'm
pending Crisis" which our readers may
remember the Republican members of
Congress raised fund to circulate, has
written another work in which he predicts
the determination ofthe colored race calls
the present Congress "Black Congress"
and advocates "White Mans Govern
ment." Politicians of this stripe some
times perform wonderful feats in aground
and lofty tumbling."
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1867-07-09

inr' NJ severity upon the message Of the net
aarVorily the points made by that function
"m9 IN their report the Committee con-
Gu. tnat the issues of city scrip by the
ohPtroller have never been lcgallzed bv
leglslatiye act, though they attribute their
w.it OF legality to certain veto of the
act,ng Mayor and contend that. If infor-
mral' me city is bound IN honor to BAY them.
I ne committee refused to ccnsure the
~ nptroIier' ' ana thus the matter assumes
tween the appointees of Sheridan. and the
iew officials who were not removed when
they should have been. "e''
r. Hon. /, II. May. of the First National
BANK notoriety, has been arraiuned and
held to bail IN the sum of $50, COO.
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Trial of Surratt.

WASHINGTON, July sth.-Rhodes was re-
| called and questioned by defense; nothing
new.
John T. Ford testified to the same facts
relative to the theater and Booth; was fil-
miliar with Booths handwriting Cbas.
Shelbg's letter exhibited. This was the
letter found by Mrs. Hodspeth; do not
think IL possible for Booth TO have writ
ten this letter, as | said before, he had a
l'arge clumsy hand, and l would never
h ave taken this to be his writing.
susan Anna jackson recalled for fur
Their erOss-eKamination. The morning at
ter the assassination, two men came there,
but i did not see them, was In bed when
the men came TO my room, and covered
up nv head and did not see them.
Brad ley, pointing to detective McDevitt
look around and see If you did not see
this gen uemanr
Witne. Vs--No sir; never saw that man
there; C'i6 not hear any one say that it
was John SurTatt do not know colOred
woman ma med Rachael or Eliza IIankins
/ never toli any one that John Surratt had
been at home tor two weeks.
H.C. Ford testified relative to arrange
ments for the Presidents visit; no stran-
ger was there at the time. except gentle
man from the Treasury who helped to fix
up the flag.
James 6. Clifford testified that on the
night of the assa ssInation witness was out
| In front at the end of the I'd and Sd acts !;
| he went through the stage entrance on
the south side Of the theater; did not see
Booth that night; knew Booth from his
boyhOod; never saw Surratt until | saw
him here; saw gentleman come down and
call three times he was connected with the
theater; came down + street: he was to 70
en- that night for song, and asked Mr..
C'arlin what time IL was, and CaIlin stepped
ulI and looked at the clock and said it was
ten minutes past ten; he stopped there
a lew minutes and then went In two other
Del-sons had been standing around at
the time, but II Booth had been there wit
mes, would have noticed him.
V. Hess sworn.-Witness resides In Phil
adelt ,hia; In 1885 was connected with the
cotnp any performing at Ford's theatre
was assigned a song after the play of Our
Amerl can Cousin that night; 1t was to bO
nerforp Ied for the President; was in front
Of the t.heatre during the evening talking
with GitHord and Carlln was standing OPP
nosIte this stage entrance; went back into
the tteatI e after talking with them; asked
Wha1 time It was; Carlin replied ten min
I,tes Uast ten; witness replied, repeating
the word, that he would be wanted In few
minutes and went on the stage, and two
minutes Afterwards heard the report of q
piStol never saw the prisoner till now did
| not see him on the night Of the assassin
! Al. Carlin testified similarly; did moi
see Booth standing on the pavement, or any
one looking into the Presidents carriage
No further evidence being read courl
took recess until tomorrow.
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1867-07-09

y correspondents the Country Gentle
man writing from Franklin, Tenn. under
date of June 81, says: 'Our wheat crop is
being harvested and will turn out better
generally than was at first expected two
weeks ago. Corn is backward, but looking
well. Cotton is just squaring, it is nearly
a month behind. Many cotton planters in
this section declare they will not plant an
other seed, for within our present labor
system, it will not pay"
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1867-07-09

COMPLETE SUCcEss.-Since his first ar
rival in Dayton, Schwarz of the Eagle
Clothing Store, has labored faithfully to
secure the patronage and confidence of his
numerous customers, and he has achieved a
complete success. This is the popular GER
dict. His immense stock, the excellent
quality and the great variety OF the goods,
and the exceedingly low scale of prices,
have given this house reputation at home
and abroad, of which the enterprising
proprietor may well be proud.
June 26, 1867.
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Fight with the Indians--Red Skins
ReDlIlspd

IlEw York, July San Omaha special
mahe following has been received Mt
mleBrters, from General Clusters com
On tfd at Riverside, Colorado, forty
ed detat Fort Sedgwick, 9th july.
| Captain Halt, forty five Sioux attack
Republican. of twenty five men under
dians were defe. near the forks of the
loss of two war; gallant fight the In
wounded. Hamiltol driven off, with
On the same day a ned and several
warriors surrounded Cusnnly one horse.
orlng to stampede the horud of Sioux
pulsed without the loss of a'p endeav-
On the 20th ult.. q war party we're re-
Cheyeunes, numbering 800 or 0OI,imal.
and surrounded Lieutenants RobGord
Cook, who were escorting a supply
| from Fort Wallace. The Indians rema,
about the train for three hours. and mat
desperate efforts to effect its capture, bu
after a well contested fight they were re
pulsed with the loss of five warriors kille'
several wounded, and one horse captured
Our loss was only two men wounded.
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1867-07-09

The Japanese Troupe made their first APP
pearance last night before large and
fashionable audience in Turner's Opera
House. The novelty of the entertainment,
and the skillful and amusing feats Of dar-
ing and necromancy, delighted the audi
ence; all went home well satisfied with the
performance. The wonderful and eXtraor-
binary skill of little All Right" excited
the admiration of all and is alone worth
the price Of admission.
We predict crowded house tonight.
and have no hesitation in advising all our
readers to go, with the assurance that they
will be agreeably entertained.
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From Europe.
.TPer Cablel

BERLIN. July S-Evening.-The States of
the North German Confederation have ac-
cepted the plan of tariff proposed by
Prussia.
PARrs, July s--Evening. Pansard,
dramatist, Is dead
LONDON, July s.-Noon-Consols, QA {;
U. S. Bonds, 70; Illinois, 70; Erie, A. Mar
kets unchanged.
LIVERPOOL, July s.-Noon-C Cotton dull :;
Uplands, 1917; Orleans, IL. Breadstuiis
provisions and produce unchanged.
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Mexican News.

NEw York, July s,--A New Orleans
sNecial saws: The Raleigh, hence for Ha-
yana, las on board about ten Austrian otfi-
ceps, who arrived from Vera Cruz via Mo-
bile, and now go to Havana. with view OF
remaining there until they have an oppor-
tnnHy 10 ioin some Mexican chieftain at
enmiy with Juarez. Among them are Ma
iors Herrara and Darningo. The latter
was military commissary at Vera Cruz
They declare they will remain In Mexico
and avenge Maximilian's death that few
days will see q powerful ehieftain at the
head ofa large auti-JuArez party. and the
remnant Of the Austrlans Will rendezvous
at Havana. from which point they will re-
turn TO Mexico.
NKW ORLEANS LOCAL MATTERS.
The muddle concerning the city seriI
\ atm continues. The Finance COMMITTEES
have at length reported In strain OF un'
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1867-07-09

HOUSE WANTED.-A house containing six
houses attached, is wanted by family,
One in the eastern part of the city prefer
red. Leave word at this office. If
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1867-07-09
Dayton Grain Market.

-. . .a. p. DAYTON, Tuesday, July g.
Farmers are so busny engaged IN securing their
crops that scarcely any grain is brought into mar
ket. Quotations therefore are nominal. We give
the following, however as the prices offered
Wheat, twinter) ~ 2S9l4O. Rye, 81 49, Oats,
bOaBSc. Corn. 80e Flour. sIA. !. .'-- u
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EX-GnY. King Dead.

NEW York, July S.-Ex-Governor King,
of New York, died at his residence In ia
maica, Long Island, yesterday afternoon,
from the effects of stroke of paralysis, re-
ceiyed on the l4th inst.
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To the Patrons Of the Daily and
weekly EmpIrB.

Mr., II. II. Robinson having cold all his
interest in the books and accounts of the
Daily aud Weekly Western Empire, to John
G. English, all parties indebted to the En-
pire are hereby notified that payment OF
the same must be made Immediately. Mr..
D. Steward, In whose hands the books have
been left for collection, may be found at
No. ITO Main street Dayton, from a. NJ. to
5P. NJ. each day, during the month of July.
Immediate payment Of all accounts to
this date is requested, as the business must
be closed up at once. d. STEWARD.
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Reparator Capilli.
Throw away your false frilIes yOur switches, your
wig
destructive OF comfort and not worth fig;
Come aged, come youthful, come ugly and fair,
And rejoice in your own luXnriAnt hair,
REPARATOR CAPILLI.

hEI ana AOAS NA1 lLLl'
For restoring hair upon bald heads from what
ever cause II may Rave fallen OUT and forcing a
growth Of hair upon the face, IL has no equal. IL
Will force the beard to grow upon the smOOthest
face in from fve TO eight weeks or hair upon bald
heads in from two TO three months. few lgno-
rant practitioners have asserted thatthere Is moth
ing that will force or hasten the growth Of the hair
or beard. Their assertions are false, as Thousands
Of living WITNESSES lfrom their own experience)
can bear witness But many will say, how are we
to distinguish the gem Inc from the spunousi II
certainly is difiCult nine -tenths OF the differ
ent preparations advertised for the hair and beard
are entirely worthless, and you may have already
TO such we would say, try the Reparator Cappilii, ,
II will cost you nothing unless Il ulY comes up to
our representations. II your Druggist does not
keep IT, send us one dollar and we WIN forward t.
postpaid, together with receipt for the money
which viii be returned you on application, pro-
Tidng entire satisfaction 10 not given. Address
". j.. CLARK A Co, Chemists,
NOS West FAyette Street,
Apr Is, 1s87-dlycfs SYRACUSE, NY.
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Police Items.

Upon complaint made by d. Nickum
and others to Mayor Kenney. policeman
Hatfield this morning arrested Capt. Hen
ry Dornbush, Street Commissioner, charged
with depositing nuisances and nolsome
substances in front of houses and on the
public streets. Similar complaints had
been made three or four times and the
Commissioner had been notified that re-
petition of the otTcnse would subject him to
n fine. Mayor Kenney could no longer
refuse to infiict penalty. The fine and
costs amounted to $40 90.
Michael Carberry was arrested for lieing
drunk and asleep on the sidewalk. This
being his first offence, he was let or with
Sc %.
John Smith and Fred Buck were arrested
for drunkenness and fighting. The par
ties falling to appear and there being no
evidence in the ease, it was dismissed. We
understand that John and Fred claim to
have been only in Ci,n.
Barney RAFFERTY, was found drunk aud
lying in a freight ear. Barney is a late ar
rival from Canada, and had been in the
country harvesting. In going to another
place TO work he feh asleep in the car. He
was taken to the Station House by the ofll-
Ger, supposing that he was going to a res
taurant to get something to eat. As he
seemed an honest fellow, his money, 81 %
was returned to him by the Mayor, and he
was discharged, .#t
A. Dicks was found drunk and lying on
the sidewak-and being brought before
the Mayor was fined SO 20. .
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THE DAILY EMPIRE.
gutat and Nljstrllauruus. .


Subscribers to the Ddav Enpfrs, when the pa.
pors are delivered in the city by the carriers
must pay to them at the rate OF ftoeHty cents pei
week.
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police regulations 10 not allow as muCn |
space for the exhibition of goods as here
tofore, it is important that those wanting
to purchase Clothing should take special
care to find the right place. The sign of
the Golden Eagle" No. lis Main street. Is
always in sight, to direct the purchaser to
the best and cheapest Clothing House in
thu city. Don't be stopped on the way,
but 60 right to the place. Junc5
gT- blessed be the man who first In
vented sleep" quoth Sancho Panza. Sleep
has often been murdered" not in Mac
beth's case alone, but in many modern in
stances, by Indigestion, Nervous Disor-
ders, Headache and a host of other COM
plants. For all such there Is remedy,
and the sufferers may now exclaim, "Bless-
ed be the man who invented the PLANT
ALTON BITTERSw This delicious Cor
dial and fine Tonic is now hailed by mil
lions rs the great Health Oliver and Re-
storer. Resolve to buy bottle. and don't
"sleep on It," BE wise in time" N.'
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MAGNOLIA WATER.-A delightful toilet
article--superior to cologne and at half the
price. June27 1s67-dTuTh&S- w2w43
HoT.--Ahend again, and the prettiest in
the city, those linen, Marseilles and Sou
sucker suits, just the thing for this hot
weather. can be had at the Eagle Clothing
Store, 1lS Main street. June26
MAGNIFICENT SUITS FOR CHILDREN.--The
youths and childrens' suits at the Eagle
Clothing Store are the most splendid ever
offered in Dayton-magnifcent isthe word.
If you would have your little ones beauti-
FULLY arrayed, so to this popular house. and
nowhere else. June5
Gss" Get double the worth of your money
in Boots and Shoes, by going to ~. .
GooDMAN's. s
JuneG 40 Main st.
MONTHLY STOCK SALE--By f. W. MEOW
en- q Son, on Tuesday morning, July 9,
1867, at 10 o'clock. All kinds of stock
wanted. July 6, 1sC7-d2t q
FAMILY PoNY.-$1O0 will buy a nice
family Pony--a black, strong, gentle and
well gaited-now in McGowans stable,
Fifth street. Call on LANGDoN & BROTHER,
rs, NAN street. July ., 67-d6t
ICECHHsTs AND REFRIGERAToRs.- .-Schoo-
ley's patent is the only Refrigerator that
will ventila;e ITSELF and thereby always
contain fresh and pure air, and preserve
meats, butter-milk, &C.. &c, sc. Also, SUI
perior water coolers. For sale at Lang
don's Hardware Store. at Cincinnati prices.
Call and get circular. June %, 'G7-d1w
s5y- Call at GooDMAN's, 10 Main St., for
Fine Caters, at low rates. June8
e%- Overalls, with aprons and suspend
ers attached, can be had at the Eagle Cloth
ing Store, ll8 Main street. June20
PLEASE TAKE NoTIcE.-I will open on
Saturday, June s. splendid stock of we'll
made Mems Fine Calf Boots, Ladies' Fine
Lasting Caters and Balmorals, all elegant
assortment of Ladies', Misses and Child
ren's Morocco and Kid Shoes, AT EXTREMELY
Low PRICES. All the goods are warranted
to give satisfaction. Call soon, and get
bargains. Remember the place.
S. GOODMAN,
JuneG no Main st.
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As Yankee Robinson's show was passing
Lebanon, Illinois, on Saturday, great ex-
citement prevailed among the inhabitants
of that village. 1t was stated that a man
had cut the throat Of another. and a mob
collected and seized the offender, and tied
him to a tree to await the result of the
wounded man. The authorities, however,
interfered, secured the man. and locked
him up in jail.
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1867-07-09

HoT.--Ahend again, and the prettiest in
the city, those linen, Marseilles and scu-
sucker suits, just the thing for this hot
weather. can be had at the Eagle Clothing
Store, 11S Main street. June20
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aslnattaru and GnmmtrfiaI.
DAYTON retail Market.
DAYTON, July 9, 1867.

CORRECTED DAILY ny JOHN A, MINICK, COR
NER JEPPkEsoE AND MARKET.
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F1RE.-The alarm of fire this morning
was caused by the burning of the roof at
Mr.. Ogden's. corner of Main and Fourth
streets. 1t caught from the stove pipe. The
damage was slight.
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1867-07-09

ExcuRs1oN.-The Young Mems r. f..
Association, we understand, intend getting
up an Excursion, next month, to Niagra
Falls. Tickets will be good for fifteen
days; so that the Excursionists will have
plenty of time to see all the sights at the
Falls, and visit any other places of inter-
est