The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, December 28, 1865, Image 1

Search America's historic newspaper pages from 1777-1963 or use the U.S. Newspaper Directory to find information about American newspapers published between 1690-present. Chronicling America is sponsored jointly by the National Endowment for the Humanities external link and the Library of Congress. Learn more

{
                  title: 'The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, December 28, 1865, Image 1',
                  download_links: [
                  {
                   link: 'https://www.loc.gov/rss/ndnp/ndnp.xml',
                   label: 'application/rss+xml',
                   meta: 'News about Chronicling America - RSS Feed',
                  },
                  
{
    link: '/lccn/sn88077244/1865-12-28/ed-1/seq-1.jp2',
    label: 'image/jp2',
    meta: '',
},
{
    link: '/lccn/sn88077244/1865-12-28/ed-1/seq-1.pdf',
    label: 'application/pdf',
    meta: '',
},
{
    link: '/lccn/sn88077244/1865-12-28/ed-1/seq-1/ocr.xml',
    label: 'application/xml',
    meta: '',
},
{
    link: '/lccn/sn88077244/1865-12-28/ed-1/seq-1/ocr.txt',
    label: 'text/plain',
    meta: '',
},

                  ]
                }

The Daily empire., December 28, 1865, Image 1
About The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867

Image provided by: Ohio History Connection, Columbus, OH

Image: of 4. Page

All Pages

Issues

All Issues Text | PDF | JP2 (2.7 MB)

The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio), 28 Dec. 1865. Chronicling America: Historic American Newspapers. Lib. of Congress. <https://chroniclingamerica.loc.gov/lccn/sn88077244/1865-12-28/ed-1/seq-1/>

Newspaper Page Text

IAILY KM 11 It JO.
rrwek ( ayM-ln 0rr''y.'...'.... -.. "
lly m ill, pr annum, in advaoea t H
WKKKLY KMlMltH. '
irTeen.y p.r nnnnm fri no
)" I ne ? utr iUi fro rf pintail ia Id ni -
y nit ry co'inty. I .ymd .n n lrniw! ' in nil t-nt-H 'wrt
, job PFmsrriisro.
(if otflt-T rfeeTiptinn, minted on Rteam Preeae, ie
ha tmrt tvl-s nd tu roaxonaMe pric,
i:mplr Hnlldlnff, tlO Irani
Medical.
1
f
THE GREAT STRENCTHENINC TONIC.
(Mot ft WliiMkj i'repm-ation.)
Hoofland's German Bitters I
Will rnre hl'.HILl'ff reeulling from
any nue whawver. .
IT
PKlitITIl OF Til K ft -NT Kill,
Induoad by
SKVKKK 1IAIMISIIIPS,
. . . , KXPOsUKK. of KEVKKS
IHSKASKS OF t'ANI' MTU.
hoi.diicrh, trn.KSH,
MALI: OK PKMAl.K, ADtnj.T OR TOITH,
Will And in thin Hlitere a pur" Tonic, not dataitdent
on tat ItMiuirM for lneir Almost mins-iilou etlxcta.
Oyspopsiai
And all itveme re milting from I iaordera of the
Livrr nn1 I)tPFtiv Organ, arepnred by
HOOFLAND'S GERMAN BITTERS I
'Mill Htitrra ha I'arffarmed more cur oh, give bolter
eiUiVuotien. hut more terdtmony, haa nwra rwn perl
able peopl io vouch for It, than any other aiticle in
the market. We defy any one to contradict thin ah.
her t run. and -
. UH.U PAt tr,om
To any can who will prodite a cnrtiflintfl published
oy n mat i not genuine.
IIOOII.AKl) Kit IT! AT UITTI.KM
Will euro every oite of
CltllONIC OU NKKVOUS nKBIIJTV,
AND IHSUAHKfl OK TIIK KlhNI'.YH.
Observe the CriHowmff symptom reenltin from
diHorder of the ditCeRhve oifHO:
Onimtipitinn In anl 1'ilew, Kdlnew ofltlond to the
Head, Aridity of the Htimih, Nhiiho. Utrtbmn,
irti;iiMt lor Kood. Guinea or Woin. in the Mionirujl,,
fcour Knnttatioua, Sinking r h'UoUtriox at the I'tt ot
th SiemiVih. Htninnnii'K of t e Ifend, Hurried ami
iliHM-'lt Hroathing, KhilUTin at (he Heart, Choking
or Hiiftoeatina 8rn(ttrona whn iu a ling pofnro,
Dimneaa of ViMion, Vrtt or Wflu Mim tliaHight,
K?r ftttil ltill Fain Inlhn (ImI, I tcfiffom-y nf Per
fipiration. VellowneMi ot lhHkiu nnd Kyui. I'aiu in
IheSidn, Bai'k, Uhint. Iiiinfm, Ar., iudden KhulifH ot
Meat, BurmnK m ihn Kiol, Ooimtaui iinaxininKi of
Rvil, andxr-'l Ueprmmtonof HfiiriU.
KKniKMUIlU ?
Thai, thin Bittern to nut Acholic, contains no Rum or
WhinKy an) ran n.it maa UrunkttH, but im the Hv&t
Toi mth Worhl.
o
UKAD WHO HA VM NO.
From the Rev. Ivi U. B !(, Pastor of th BiipliKt
Chun h, retnWrton, N. .1., Ibriii-rlv of the Worth
Bft('it Churrh, FinlA'Jc! hia, nt rjut 1'HHtor of
lh Bat tit UliurrU, CluvHtr, Pa.
9
I hare known HooHon.i'n German Bittnru favornNy
for a numMrof yoarn; I lnvA imJ ihoni in uiy own
family, Km I hv bevn ymn.t with lluir rrtwLs,
thai 1 whm utiiiii't'il to rr (oininnl them to many
nthPTH, ami know Ihtt they Iuva opitrnlfd iu n
Ktril:inly l'Otliciul mnnncr. I taku grnal nlnannrc
in thtift puMu-ty priMlHimin; thit f-:l, antl odhng the
attention oftho;ittl uil with the disnnHftn for vthiWi
thy arn rtommnlo I, to than Bttlent, knowing
f torn MiiermB that my ity omtnuiiiia ton will m
HiiHtaincil. I lo thin morn olitmrfnlly HoiilitDd
BidArn in intrnlil to tmn'WH the aillu'tfd, ami im "not
rum tlriiik." Yourn, truly. LKVI U. BECK,
From Hof. W. 0. Swgfriwl, Faator of Twelfth Bap
tini Chun lit Philadelphia.
- ' V .
(Jentloinen: 1 have wntly ljon lalmrhifl under the
diittrc'HKtni; rnWtn of (n tiKention, aiuoinpanied by a
protttnUion ol the nervous Myrttcm. Numerous reme
died wem reiHiiomeiicied by fnDd.i, and sonio ol
hem UinUil, hut without rli'f. Vour HouilitndV
(ierman Bttlera were reiommended ly peraona wlio
had tried thm, and wtioee nvonihle mtmtmn of them
Hitler iudu('td inn to try them. 1 munt vonff Hit that
1 haii an aversion t Pulent MudK'Niett from the
'thniiHand and one" qiiiuia "Bit. rH," whonn only
Him tteemn to he lo palm olf aweeiened and druxed
tipior upon the romnnuiity in a fly way, and the
tendency of whim, I far, ih to malce many a von
firmed lrnnkard. l'oa kHrnm Untt yonrn waft really
a medlcinaj preiiamhon, I (oou it wiih hapy etle'i.
IU aution, not only up n Mie atomn-m, lea upon the
nervona aj?im, wh pnmipl nnd Kraliiyin I fel
that I nave derive! ttraxt and p'-rmaiiiit Inmk lit from
the uae of a few hntife. Vnry r"illy, youre,
W. U. HKlUfKIKli, No, 54 ShHkainauii -
..... .. ,
FrAtn Rev. J. Newton Brown, I. Editor of the
KncyHopmha of Krhffiout Knowlpdo J.ud Chrmban
Chroti'4-.to, l'hiladelphiK .
AHhouKh not difpoed to Jnvor or reooinmtnd Pat
ent MwlieiorM iu tf-nyral. tltnuh diHtrmd ol their
inredifiitM and tfll, I yot knw of no aiinViont
naHona why a man may not l'Nlily to the benefit he
behaves hinHef to have rnoeived from any Him pie
preparation, in the hope that be may thua uoiitnlKit
to the betu'til of olherw. ,
I do this the more readily in regard to Moofi ind'a
(ierman Bittera, prepared by Br. C M. Jiusk.wii, of
this city, beuatiM 1 wan nriudicMl axainat them for
many yeara, under the imprr hhjoo that they were
trhienv an alcoholic mixture. I am indebted to my
fnend, itobert Bhoemnker, Kn., for Ut removal of
thia prejudice by proper tetttn and lor envoi irairt-m ant to
try them when Himnnu from grent and fins ron
tinned deUhty. The mm of three botiiea of thoea
nxiera m tne Desismna: ci me preneni year, wa ri-
lowed by evident relief and reMtiiration t u dKree of
boilklv aod menial yior, wbh-ti I had not felt I nix
mouths before, and ha I Binoai dr'spareI of n-inuu-in.
I therefore thark God, and my friend for di
recting me to the line of them.
J.JiKWCON HKOWNailfttelpaia.
From the Be. R. T. Fendall, AnafDUBt Xditor
Ohnnuan (Jhronicle. Philadelnhia.
I have derived df cidod be nefit from (ha u of
riooUaud a tlerman Bittern, and ftlit my prnrdetfe
U reoominend tiiein ae a anot Vidiiitbi ionai. to all
who are unite nug (nin Menertd debility or (ruin dnt
eaaaa arinug from deranroeutoi Uiuliver.
YourM Ituly, E. I). KKNOALI,.
From Rev. D. Memo, Pah tor ef the J'tyuok
Churoh, rkiiMlelphia.
From the many rciirectahln ret onimendaliona Riven
to Or. UooHnnd'a Otirman Bittera, 1 waa induced lo
Sive them a triaw Alter utint; aeveml bottle I foun4
if m to be a good remedy (or debdiiy, and a moat ex.
celleut tome for the stomach. p. MKKKIUK.
From Bev. Wm. Hmiih formerly Pewtor of the Vin
oentown and MilJrille (N. J.) Baplixi Churcbea,
I'luiadelnbia.
Uavintfuiwf in my family a number of bottle of
your Uooitauu a German Uiiiera, I have to aay that 1
reKard thfin aa an excellent mediciae, apwially
adapted to remove the diM-ato they are reoomuimidea
lor. They alrengthen ami invigorate the ayMtem
when debtliiatd, and are lMefui in dirtoitler of lite
liver, loaa of appetite, Ae. I have alao recommended
them to eeveral of mv friend, who have tried ihemt
and found litem greatly hunefVial in Mie restoration
ot health. , Youth, truly, WM. 811 IT II,
One Hutchinson Htreol,
1ST v
rom the Kev. Thoa. WinUtr, I). 1., I'aator ol Itoa
borough BupUdt t hurch.
Dear8ir: I feel itdue to tour excellent prefwum
tton, Uootland'a Uerman Bitlera, to ald my te-.tinion
to the deaorved reputation tt ha obtained. I have
for veara.utlime. been!lrouhed with treat diaorder
in my head andoervou ayatem. I wa adviaed by a
rnemi to iryatmuieoi )our Herman nuiera, i ati
bo, and have experienced great and unextc:ted re
lief; my health baa baeu very niatnrially tieueflted, I
conlideatly reoommetid the artiot where 1 meet with
oaaea idraiwr to my own, and have hrea aaeered by
many ef their Kood eil-tn. KoHpeeLfnlly youre,
T. WIN 1KB, BoxhorouKh, Pa.
33
arwiaa or oouhtkkvriti.
Boetludthe aignature of "O. M. JAUKdON" ioa the
wrapper of each Uitlle.
Should your parent drurtciat not hve thi article
do uot be put ofl by any of the intoxicating prepara
tion that may In ottered in IU piwte, but aend to ua
and we will forward) aecurely pavked by expreaa,
raianeAL or no a ad KAkirrAroav,
N A3I Arch Ml., fhllMdrlphla. Fa.
JON KM V ICVANM,
W)MiOf to C. M. JAiKSOM A f.)
PajeaiKTeaa.
4 Fer aale by DruggiaU and leaJeiw in every lowu ia
be UaitedHUue. ieuiM-3BnatawJaww
VOL III DAYTON-O., THUIISDAY, DECEMBER '..38, 1805.
NO. 71
Cincinnati Cards.
MONUMIiNTAIi )YHTI5lt CO.,
W I L L I A arT AT LOR,
BAlrilHORB, Ml.
Fresh Can and Keg Oyster
HECKIVKll DAILY 11 Y KXl'KRSH.
Aloo, Ooto n. rtpiod Oytm, Oinm, lAhstem.
PirhPls, Bn'H. 'P, And Jpl!iiKt For-
oi?n VrnitB, i '
M. 12. Corner Firtli nl Vino St reets,
d.4dwtf CINCINNATI, OHIO.
CHARLES C. DOHERTY & CO.,
IMIIHtTKIIfl AND 4lll!KliS (llf.
MILLINERY GOODS, BONNETS,
RIlMtONH AND Slt.KS,
it7 Itiiee Street, tlorner of Union,
H(1TM-D PflArl And Third,
d4dwlf OIN INNAT1, OHIO
CHARLES HOFER.
WHOI.KHAI.R TlKAI.KH IN
Bourbon and Ryo Whisky,
No. 24H Walnut Street,
deAdtwir CTNClNNATf, OHIO.
M. THOMPSON.
UMBRELLA, PARASOL
. ANt
tt'ttlkliifi Cane Manufactory,--
No. 107 Main HI. Iwl. Fourth rillh,
CINCINNATI, - - OHIO.
Kopalrlng rromptlr Attended to.
II iw-ly
ADAM CEIS,
Mn ttrnHH nnrl -litrhliiig
MAM U t AO I 'UHiiK,
no. (15 FitTii 8T., ni-rr, walnut anp vink.
Cln. lniiHll. Olilo.
SUPERIOR GOODS WILL BE FURNISHED
TO ORDKK AT
MOOKItATK I'KICES,
rot
City and Country Trade.
.l.Mllv
Coal and Wood.
I. 1AV1R Ar KKO., '
DK4T.KKK IM
COAL AND WOOD!
a a acrruviNO coaairiiaaa with tub
BEST GOAL!
That can be had, iHithlor hoitrte and eteam purpose
CHEAP AS THE CHEAPEST!
The beet quality of WOOII lont;, fawed, or aplit,
nlwxya on liand.
CA 1,1, & I0X AM IN K Oil It lIt ICKS
ip..dml.er tt, lw. l3m
Billiards.
WILLIAfiy BILLIARD StL0!l.
1 '.. Ji
I nlranrf, Third Afreet, nvt door tm
M'umt tMit:v9 eise lliroHb I'hoeHli.
Ilauan.
fpil K atlran.tioni have lam greatly inerened by two
I new and elegant fiitir pocket tah'tM with HruiiN-
wi!K a larott improved patent cilHluon and a K'n
era! rennvation aad rHitHiw of tiw whole eNtahliHh.
nient. He is thankful for pant favorrtandah(Mt re-
ipwtiuiiy a eonunuinne or in puhiin pafronnL'n.
Wibl.IAMS, i'ro.netor.
aiiRlflS'nil
&:.V ... " .si:
fc! n Na l ' i-i
Gold and Silver Goods.
GOLD AND SILVER GOODS.
; TIIK QLlVltKLIAULK HOUSE.
I P. A. LAFEE,
I No. 33(IThlrt Htreet. ilaj'ton, Uhlo, i
IIAS JUHT RF.TI!RNRL KkOM HIW VnHlf
1 1. with A Miipnrb Mnortmnnl of pxtrA ctocmI. i n his
Una, conualiiiu of Ui tri(cat wl mot ttrftnt
i GOLD AND SILVER WATCHES,
and fine iewolrv, too nninerniia to menLion in ilfltail
Hie arrangement with importer and maniifanturer
ia auoh that NO (INK nan underaeil him in iU me
line and quality afftoodM, WholeMleov IteUil. Thowe
woo arn auqiiamieo wnn nt Cimimeraneea and bul
noaa at home, !are aware that no Kami m
Went, eanarlord to aell at the aame low urofil. Hi
iiuaranUee to hi yoodn, for the pat fifteen yeara
mnnifiniv injn in taimniMin n ere, nave laan miru
DiiToutttV met. These are fh.it known in tlmiiHftn.l
The auliMcrilier alao hae. a men a ether stiMnor
nooxi ib the ne, an exi-ellent aeaortmeui oi Opera
tiiiMmm, gwiuo ui kiiniiinn uin aa iweive-glAMe looua.
SIIKI'HKIUVH I'ltKMIUM OOM) PENS.
A!o, th Uuat iljl. of French Mantl. iOlockA, o
. turn in nd Anmius. Qooda wuranUd ai fold
d..lwZin P. A. LAFKB.
Tailoring Goods, etc.
IIADSt)ME AM) E(00T1ICAL
l'l.EMMT ITII.l:! OF
Fall and Winter Fabrics,
CUSTOM "TRADE,
Itcckel Building, Jefferson St,
. - . Aiuivaiumit,
I am now in reoeint of Mew and Klegant Btytna of
Cloths, CassI uteres,.
Vestlngs and Overcoatings,
Which I will bava mad. In the moal hahioeaMa
atvlaa, and at Ilia
inwKrr fiAsn puii'mi,
Mr Old Cu.tom.ru, an. 1 tha puMla ami.rally, an
Invited lo laaralhair MHuumma.
1 huva ammmtl tha Herria of Mr. THOMAB 0M5
MKNTH, who la riuld to Iwona of Ihabaal Oullara
tn tha iirofoftnion, anywhwra.
My aKKik of Kant'a Kurnlhlnir Oooda la almtanl
and ample, and I hra ?erythiDM In tha Ima which
Ki.ntli.man ran daai ra.
Uall in andaiamina my alonk, and learn my Brtcaa.
I ftwl ooottdent 1 aan plaaaa all taata.
J. H. 'HAIKU.
ootladtf Jarktrana gta.ala Thirdi
JJOTICK.-THB DNIlKhnl(tNaM) UAH Uhl
( duly p.oinld axiM'iitrtx nf tha la-1 will
ttamanl of Hear, fallUar, lata of JIuatKOBl.
oouHly, Ohio, douaaaad.
norJftdltawM fRKDERlOA UALLAHSS
Tailoring Goods, etc. Real Estate Agents.
JAMES KELLY,". '-.
Real Estate and Loan Agent,
N. i:. Car. Ifaln ana Third Ka.,
. JCntrance on 1 hint Olraet,
nnyZTMUwrtm
Onm.
STEPHENS HUBER t CO.
H K A T, KSTATK AOKNT8,
H70 & ao Thlril H. '
,IAYTON, OHIO.
WIM.ATTKNOTO TURHKLI.IHO ANfl tltlir.
IN) or real nMl.Va, loan money on bond and
morlKAua maknrollwllcnu.Ac.aVi. All hnwinaaa en
tnnUi.i In them will bohilhlnlly attondixl bi.
'ot. ai-tf '
LENTZ & APPLECATE.
H K A I . K H T A-T K A M N T H
Office 323 Thlrdtreot north Rid
1IAVTON OHIO.
Business Cards.
BOMBERGER, WIGHT & CO.,
HAYTON, OHIO,
MANUPACTI'BSIIS O V TIIK
BroadnipPower Loom.
Thl fjoom (a RpiltoanyotlwirW for Uyhtand
Far Superior to all others tor Heavy Work.
oitDKim aouoi im. A
donTfi-dlrn , a
THOMAS & BECK.'
. DKALKItS IN - ' ,
:oal, wood, I, Into, Cement A-Ire1 nee.
OS CANAI,, BKI.dW TU1BD BTREBT,
Ilnyton, Ohio. oct dtl
o rorr, w. r. aAKCHMV)
POST & H ANC HHT.T,
( ' H Vni.aajiLB and kbtaii. daijw m y
V. '- MASSILLON, I ; 4-
.Yoxsli.lc8rlxex.y.
CHIPPEWA COAL AND COKE
Office, Kaat Third St., oaponlte Xenia Depot,
DAYTON,' OniO.
dfcSkUrfj ': ,: ' ' ; ; ,
JACKSON LANCIIION., . jrmKI'HXANUVON.
ff i t uiW v.- nnA1
. ... ManuracturerH of ( , . .
FiNXCAKUtAOKS, UOOrcAWAV'ri". .
' ' niTiKiiKs, riL-y.T0rs.
SI'lllMl WAGONS.
" ' YOK'K-WACONSJ, 1
',sr.Kt(ins, ac, Ac.
LATEST ITTlEaflriEtTWCRKMAftSHiP
W. -W, Phillipa'oMawiad.No. 1t,n15K. 4th RL
DAJTOV OHIO! ' J'
Jtepalrittff Ratits I'romjrUif f- Neatly.
ALSO, DEALERS IN irAKnWARRt ' '
Anri attnitafor l)lplnll, HhtnMii ai !a': ruei'and
hurglar Prool Hal.a, and Hchaoie)r MtrieriUtinlt
and Latter IWr' Cooler,
deovtf..- I ,.; l4 MAIM H'raUK.'-'
Business Cards. Notions.
JOHnao.ia. a.K.aoTaa. ' ww. w. mprAna.
CAIX, HOY E It & 1IIITAKD,
' WHOI.MMAI.a DBALKft IN
Foreign and Domestic Notions,
hosier r9 u & o v i: s,
FATnTO goods,
, dot. 2H and UK I, l.uxl Necond ..,
DATTOM, OHIO.
IH. . ,
Hotels and Saloons.
SCHAEFFEiR HOUSE,
! r aKitMANTowjr, oiiio.
qinrS ONDHRHIOKKn RAVINfl PUROnASF.D
L thia Hotel, would ra'.p.clfillly inform tha puhlio
Uiat ha ia ranUiUM th aame, and it la hie inloation
tp leave nothinii undona fcliai will add Uktheoomfort
01 h aKiiexta. The patronage of th. publi. la ma-
jle(lltf '
JflRBTB. KFI.I.FR.
PHILLIPS HOUSE,
I dattoiv, oiiio.
THR above well known Henna, havinif rweetitly
rhaneml harid--, i now opep,aul un-lorgoinirex-tenive
alutTHtton and improvement lvr theao-omo-iation
nf the trave ioq putdio. Ho pain will be
(jr-aredlo make th Phillip lloun, hretofore. id
vrwvrj reaoec., a flKSl UIjAW HOI KL.
jiollta .s .. .. ,, J. T, HABktKR Pfo
iPICENJX,HOTJSE,
tmim ntrwet, Itiyten Onla.
. SPA KG, kgtmt.1
rpilIS hotel haaaaMnMy haa4 tid, and ia pre
X pared to aim modato travwlern nd the pittlic
aT"nr,ulJ iu Lfia iimsi aiyiM. roziui I m
. ' -4 i-r-.
MIAMI HOUSE,
ldIA3vIIS13TTFl.O, OHIO.
. J A COM HvlltllKRi
,;) i . .mfftftmr, ; ;,
StlCCFSOK T II. . It LACK. ,.
TIIK preaent. proprteb ir baa fitted up thia jfel
known and popular 1 lotl in the beat at rle, and
ia now prepared to aoot ninodat. all who nay give
bimacali. . ' ....
A larg. atabla and yard are attached to the Hotel.
Tha patraafof lb. pubtiota r-ap,ilblt anho
Itad. ou2.l.lin
FARMERS AND MECHANICS HOTEL
(Punturty 7-oi.eft. iouM,)
Third Bt, H.Kh alde,J0Ht Baa, ot Jefairm (uaat,
DAYTON. OHIO.
IHI A. IIIIBal. .... Prwprlet.r,
(fwan of taa Anm and AfvAoatoa, Uttimt
StiMi, mo fciajwr a Haiti )
THIS HOTEL HAS HKKM T1KIROUOHI.T RKNO
VATk'fl, and mfttraixhed, and will be keptaaa
nral ciaaa hotel m all ita departmantH. Boartiinn by
theme!,ty. or wmk. Hotmi alalileon tha un.uiiaa.
Omnit unaea run to and Irotii the liepok
NATIONAL SALOOfl, f
N. , OS, Want Mlsth Mlr.at, (Jin. t.
Eight Uplandid lilllianl Table.rour flpiundld Teii
Ohoio. In qi tore and W.neH alwaya nphandtf i.
j . w. ii.nni.cf A"rarl.lr.
niuA
RHUBARB WINS OK HUPKKIOR QUALITY
will be eonauiitly kent On band far Mndie.1
and Baoraraental purpoaM( by H. Jerome, op peal la
Oil, Hotel. Alao W iu ftanta) for aal.li, .
aepuaum , w. A. ttUMLllOII.
Hotels and Saloons. Professional Cards.
E. THOMPSON, "
A.ttoiiiey. unit ISTotJirv,
PAVTON, OIIIO. .I'..' 'i '
WIl.I. ATT RPf f ' TO AM, HOSIHKitH KN
1'HUH'l'Ift In him wltli diliieaoe, promiitiiwin
and mrp, i
i "ttii.e on Third Street, orer beliennliurKera' Clolhinj:
rtlore. , noviAdawlr
wilmeVh. be lv I l l e , "' .
A ttornov ' at Law'i
M. F.. Cw. main and Third Ml.,
Entrance on Third fitreat, ,t i
lloVdaa3tn DaTTna, Ontrt.
ii a.. :
ODLIN & r? A HILL.
Attdriey and Counselor at Law,
U.ranaa'a Bwlldlaa;, Third afreet,
fellldawlf TlATTflrl. OHIO. .
" WILLIAM H. CONOVER, 7 T
Magiatrats of Madison Township,
WILL ATTK.Mll TO DHAWINO : A Nit AO
knowlodf.infl.li.dA, and the collection ol
laima.
He ia nlvo prepare.1 to attend to tha drawing of i.
atrum.ntH or wrilipft, norreutly, at abort notice
J. J. BELVILLE,
A. 1 1 cr r n o y nt iu n w
' AND '
NOTA11V I'UHLIC.
Orl'lnei Taranrli ll,rr Haau, i
Room Mo, 3, Hrrond Floor,
nov-"'" DAY'l ON, OTI TO, '
TIIOMAH 0 l.WR. flRnnR T. MAVRHTII.
LOWE & NAUERTH,
wtttomoys At Xtx'jr
I)AV1X)N, OHIO.
BUSKSH TRANfACl'KD IN tJKRMAM AND
Frrni'h.
Ovrica Over Rlckey'a Dnokatore, Th'rd atreet,
noTul:1m
C. L. V ALL AN DIG HAM,
Counsellor a.t Law,
1IAYTON. (MHO.
WILL FRAOTICK IN THE SEVERAL
STATE AND FEDERAL COURTS
Orrma Tnrner'd Opera HouQ,.Room ho. il,
raoauK w. irora.
jona A. N'MAHON.
H0UK & McMAHON. v
Attorneys at Law,
, . DAYTON, OHIO.
Ornca, No.l a-it Third Hlreet, Baat of Main
noV2T-am
Hotels and Saloons. Professional Cards. Physicians, Surgeons, etc.
H. SCHOENFELD, M , D.
JTlitliiilNHiirff, Ohio.
rilAKRH Pl.KAHIIRR IN ANNOUNOINd THAT,
1. havinrra .nily returned fmm a ri.ittn Rurope,
he will re.unie the practina or Medu.iue in Miamia
burii. Oho,
Aa hi.r.-tof.re, all ttrofaralonal ealla will be
prunit.iif ai'PD.i.-q hi. f , i -,- 'ccri'lflwlm
DR. E.UENNINCS. :
It Post Hnrxemi (irp fipniiliien, ofn-ra hia ;er-
PHYKIOIAN AND StJHOKON
to the itinaof Daytooandrlouilty
t't'li;-Na. nT l.nd law (t., between
3d,and till.
Where he may lie found at all hourn.
aWerencea Ura. J. C. Roera, J. Iktyla, .1. W,
Pwtrieh. aiKidtr.
DR. J. H. RUTTLEY,"
CELEBRATED MAGNETIC PHYSICIAN,
WILL HKAL TIIK HICK WITHOIT .
MKIilVIXR, FOR TWO MOXTHS
At OoMlwln noii.e, formfrly nwnyni. Hoiimo,
DAYTON, OIIIO,
OITIee hoiira from to HA M.,.ndfrnm2 toAP M.
The poor will lie lilrnlly ronHidrred.
dottUt . ,
Groceries.
NEW WHOLESALE GROCERY,
AT
. Kn.lalyA Molntyr'a eld aland, 21.1 Third Bt,
WOC AM AN, SPI ELM AN & Co.
WHOLES A LIS U KOVKHS,
A RB NOW nPRNlNfl M.hUKY- AMTtfiRNRRAI,
AHSortment of all k.tfide rff Oroceriea RintKble
for the country trade. "ealerri are reneclf.illy
invited to uir. tkam a onll. . -lutftdawlv
I Hfl.t.
FRESH
IHOA.
GROCERIES!
FjlVRRT FAMILY T'KHIRKH )frr FRKlf OUO
U onc,an we would remind all a-areona iter
mxUA to a) veu a call.
OANNBD PKTTITS
Wefderrn Teaehea, llnma, fttrawterr1e, Cinlnor
Tomaue blaokberriew,4uid Ctierriaai theawi Itave
, Spice iuul Cove , Oy titers .
alxn.an aaaortment of Jelhee, Middletown IUm and
Hhonlder. I -am pa and fioalOil, 8 near andoftvi,
Pieklea, Hpicea, Kanoy Uoap.Ac.: io laci ereryih'un
iir i ins iiibi aiuwru iiih. im ucaimixe. I o 1 lui
Ottewera we would y we kMpitiebeatartiuieor fin
Cut luat can be had. ttime one, come all, and aea
what we ran do. M'lNTlRK A U.UKl),
wieam Rwan.,1 auoraneiow market
m. woo HA.
a. . mutaj.
, woo.
WOCAMAN, SMITH & CO
.AVholosalo Grocers,
Ko, 28, Main fitxeet, Opera Bniidin;
1IA YitliM, OHIO.
UAVBOOK8TAKTI.Y ON HANI A FULL AND
ooinplete atotik e Unaoertea, Nail, Kah, To
baoco, and every other article railed for in the whole
aa'e Krotery Inule, Havintf ra'eutiy removed to our
new room, we have really im!rwried our a lock, and
are preparrd to aU all order promptly.
We rM.p4etflilly call tne aitatinn of city andeoun
trv dealer to our nw atonk oi momtmum. MtiMtiMt
that w urn give (hem aa good bargain a they oao
elftamMany other houae in ilieciiy.
j. b.
GILBERT tt
CO.
FOllEIGtT AXit DOMESTIC
Groceries and Lianora.
MOI.7ANl7 JBrFKRBOM HTRItT, CfeVITS
Dl All. ivi ui'tirtb. , .. , lt
J- kVIAL NOT1CK.-EKUBIN LANTZ WII0HK
J reaidenne ia unhauwa, la Dotill.d Uiat Aliy
ata, ilid, on the 8Uh dny of Nnvf-iutxT. lsi, file
her iMtiaion ia tlie .mo. of the Hern of the Oourt of
tomaioa Heaa. within and for the eminlyof etoel-
f.mm, Hmntiwm ..ii.n, ,.r,i, iiWMin PMav
Aala with ataiiutonwieut and areas neatart ofduty l
waniiuud AM.v Lanla,aiid aaliina to be divoreed rroie
tli. aaid Reuimn Laoia, whiuh petition will atand lot
Jaeariaftal UieAuni Uirui of aaidoourt.
Imsilwi. IS-i. , ABBY I.AHT7.
i Aa.a (Ju.1, All y. a4wtl
THE DAILY' EMPIRE
H. H. ROBINSON,
l'UliUSUKU 1AND1 t'KOl'ltlKIXMt.
i JJayton, Ohio,
- 4
Thursday, - - December 28, 1865.
General Grant's Last Campaign.
Tim rt'iHirt of (jiMiiirnl tinuiU rt-nil on
Tnowlay ln'liuo tlm Hciiato, Is, In initiiy re
spects of morfV tin mti unco than liis hiH
torvof milit nrv evimU. Tint laLIrr waso
jiiiitiu'y over l.niilllar j(miiinl, anil, in I'on-
si'iiii'iii p, U'w iHtiDltt fitruil to nnili rnikii it,
wlilli! tlnwt! wlio (In), miw iMitlilnjf lint wlmt.
they liail oin tlioiiaanil tinipa iHifnrv. Tim
fiuincr covers nuw Krnuml; It pusstut
through new wt'imry, itinl lniiiiic Is a matter
of K'eat interi'st to tlio nation.
: liiislustiviMirtof tins l.iiaiUiiiHiit-tiinieral
is with rt'lVrciife ton trip wliiili lie inadi'
from WasliltiKton to Smith Cnmlinii. The
principal (net of lii Jonrnev were tstnli
lishml at Jtichinotnl, itiilcfli, AiiiihIii,
Suvunnah anil (.'liiii'ltwUni. It is true that
tliest! points include, In their characteristics
and surroundings, but a small Mirtlon ot
the Sontheni Htatejt; lint, one who luinVr
slunils well the character of mailers at
these places will nnilerstaml very tho
roughly that of the whole of the lute ao
eitlliMl tu)iif(!tleracv. If tlisjill'eetioit existt
Hiiy where, it Htnidl lie in South Carolina;
if any portion nf the eople of the sonth
eni States reqnlreil the pressure of military
power, It would he those llvlniii the vicin
ity oi Kurt Sumter, ami that magazine of
live coals for the consumption of lire-enters,
Charleston.
iieueral Grant IIiiiJh noneoftJmt rebellion
which is seen bo plainly by the clairvoyant
editors of the abolition ncvspaicr press,
lie says that he is "satisfied that the mass of
thinking men of the South accept the pres
ent situation ofallairs in good faith. The
ipiestlons which have, hitherto divided the
sentiments 'of the people of the two nec
tlons slavery and State Rights, or the
ri);ht of a Ktitto to suevdu from the Union
I hiiV ri ijard as havimj been sealed forever by
the highest tribunal (arms) that man can
resort to."
These wwertioiiH will be a very nauseous
pill for swallowing by the Greeleyg, Col
litxus and riiimners, who have been insist
ing on a "change of heart" in the Southern
(H'ople. Hut what the I.IeiitonauMieneral
says a little further on in his report, is still
worse than what nam before, lie believes
that lasuutll military force should be re
tained In the interior of each stjtle, not tu
aiihjufrate rebellion, 4iot to protect negroes,
not to overcome anil humiliate Southern
w hite men, but. simply to assist in preserv
ing order until civil authority Is re-established
Still morn heterodox 'is the further
assertion that tlie.se garrisons should be
"all wiiitk Tttooin." "The present-,"
says General Crant, "of black troops, lately
slaves, demoralizes labor both by their ad
vice and by their furnisliinu. in their CHiiio.
a resort for the freediucu for long distances
annum.
This is wholesale slaughter by the Lieutenant-General:
lie is a veritable pirate in
hia bloodf lilrsllnesn. First, ho uiakis radi
cal Abolitionism walk the platik ; and this
is scarcely overboard before he bundles
after It the whole nrniy of niggers. Not
satisfied with this, he tumbles over after
the nigger troop, the philanthropic Kroed
men's lliireail. lie thus tlisHist:s of Ibis
right-bower of Abolitionism :
"Conversations, however, on the subject
with nlllcers eonneeOil with the bureau
list me to tliink thut, in some of the Suites
its alliiirs have not been coiidiu:l.cil with
good Jiiilgment or eeonoiuy, and that Un
belief so widely spread aniong the freeil-
inen of the Southern SIjiIch that Ihe lands
of their former owners will, at least in
part, be divided among them, has come
from tlio agents of this bureau. This be
lief is seriously Intcrfcrlnir with the will
ingness of the freed men to make roiitracts
lor the coming year."
A tier having thus totM-d overboard
KorlJiern radicalism, nigger troops, and
the Freedmeii's Bureau, he adds to the lot
choice selection of Krecdmcn in the fol
lowing style :
"lit some cuscs, I am sorry to say. Die
Frecdiiieii's mind docs not seem to be disa
bused of the idea that he has the right to
live without, provision for the future. The
ellcct of the bcllcl in the division of land is
idleness and tu-uuiuulalion in camps towns
and cities. In such cases I think it will be
found, vice ami disease will tend to the ex
termination or great tlestruetion of the col
ored race."
Taken In all, the last campaign of Uie
f.ieutcniinl-tienend Is his inoet active, lird
IlKntand de!slve one. In writing tills
DKilluy imaJanx, coniHied nf alMilitionisls,
nigger trtKps, philuntliropiu bureaus, and
lazy darkeys, he has gained quite as great
avii toryas when he received the surren
der of the starved remnants of 1h!' rebel
army. L'hicato Times.
A Conscientious Demagogue.
The Philadelphia farfyer, sjieaklng to
Thaddeus Stevens' attempt to dictate to
Congress and domineer over the President,
says: ' i
In IKW,' at the capital of Pennsylvania,
lie wliipicd his trty follower. Into the
witiknd. measures of atUwnpting to set aside
me ciecLions tiy tne jssipie, anil hunt tipon
the Coniiuouweallb a minority candidalo
for (iovernor ami a mlnoritv lirishiturt!.
llierc were tlin-o lionest inemlM rs of the
amo party with Mr. Stevens who refuged
to varrv out these truasonablu iiriu'iJemi.
namely, Messrs. llutler and Sturdevant, of
Luzerne county, anil monrcnus, of Ciiion
county. Thciattertestlfit!d before the com
mittee of liivestigaliou Uiat lie told Mr.
Stevens that hia "cuiuuiiuuue would not x r
ntlt him to auiu-tioD tin corrupt protvefl
iugs." Coiiwdeiiev, indeed," said Mr. Ste
vens, "throw conscience to the devil, anil
sutttn ut your imiitv
If lite 4 Xingres-''ia
siuiial authurUIca at Washington, ft. How
sueli a leader, then we luav wll .exclaim
"Gisl save the Couiniouwealtll!" j
Iutrlllge,uVh.tslHvnreiv."HlfmiMex-'
i . l i , .i . . , .
ico which Is, that tliere is a remarkable
growth of nationality in Mexl,!t.. Thatthe
uiisipularity pf the French Is growing, and
Uiat Maxiiiu'liaii must leave the country.
, AIVi:itTIStNO KATKS. . . , ,
! '' ' tNniTf f.V1' . !
One arpiare, (eighty words, eoli.il one insert an 1 M
One s.iujire, three dBya...,,....,,,,, I Ail
One pqunre, one week . ., i fo
( ne a.ptare, one mootli..,.H -w Aim
One R.iiaro, three montha 10 to
One miuara, aii months 1ft tiu
IN W KKKI.Y.
Oneaanare, (emhty word.,) one week $ 1 tm
i-er wi(iinre, eai'll we. a in a.lilltion Ml
Per square, one yea ...fci.r nt . a
M Terma f..r advur.iMemanLM nimviiK tf.u.,a.
apm-e, or for a ionner period than above rpecift.d,
nia,le known at IIm thunilna; Hixm. All advertise.
n.-n-e arernaree.i at Ilia al-ove rsU'H, in leaaa wriltoa
areemer la made ireviaua to Ittai.rtion.
A Sensible Speech by Senator
Guthrie.
lion .Iamks (lirnmiF, wlio represents, in
part, Kentucky In Ibe Culled States Sttnate,
wlien H-iKVKNd (sineurn-nt lltivoliitiomiry
Hesolulloii was under consideration in the
Senato, made the following brief, pertinent
and adinliabbi speiy li; ,
'Mr.Giitliriiv-lw lhhtoask the friends of
this resolulion If It let eoiitinplated that
this committee shall take evidence and re
port that, evidence to the I wo Houses. If
they are only to take what is open to every
member of the Senate; the fact that the
rebellion has been suppressed: the fact that
the President or the Cnlted Slates has Btv
pointed ollleers to collect the taxes, and III
some Instances lodges and other ollleers,
that lie has sent the post-olllcc Into all tho
States, that there have been found enough
individuals loyal to the country to accept
tlie nlllecs; the fact that the President baa
issued his proclamation to all these Slattn
apisiinting Provisional f ioveriuirs,that they
have all elected conventions, that the con
ventions have rescinded the ordinances of
secession, that most of them have amended
their Constitutions and abolished slavery,
and the Legislatures of some of them have
passed the Amendment to the Constitution
on the subject of slavery If they are only
to take these facts, which areoH-n and clear
to us all, can see no nertxsily fir suck a
committee.
"My principal objection to the resolution
Is, that this committee can give us no In
formation which we do not now imisscsa,
coupled with the fai t that tho loyal con
servative men of the United State North,
South, Kastand West, do most earnestly
desire that we shall so act that there shail
be no longer a doubt that we are the United
States of America in full aitcord and
harmony witli each other.
"I know it has been said that tho Presi
dent had no authority to do these things.
I read tin- Constitution and the laws of this
country dllVcrently. lie Is to hike care that
the laws bo faithfully executed ; ho is to
suppress Insurrection and rebellion. Tlio
power is put In his hands, und I tlo not see
why. when he marches Into a rebel State,
he has not authority to put down a rebel
Government, and put tip a Government
that is friendly to the United Htutes, and in
aorardaiioe with it; I do not seo why ho
can not tlo that while tho war goes on, and
I do not see why ho may not do it after the
wr is over. Tlie iieoplti in tliiste States lie
at" he niertry of the nation. I ace no usur
pation, in what he has done, and if the
work Is well done, I, for one, am ready to
accept IL Are we to send out a commis
sion to see what the men whom he has ap-
IHiintcd have th Y It, is said that they
ant not to be relied on ; that they have boen
guUly of treason, anil we will not trust
them.
"I lioiMt that no such ideas will prevail
hero. 1 think this will be a cold shock to
the warm feelings of Die nation for resto
ration, for - equal privileges and equal
rights. They were in Insurrection. We
have suppressed that Insurrection. They
am noio Mates nf the fjnton; ami if they
eimie her acmriling to the taws of the States,
then are entitletl, in my judgment, to represen
tation, and tre hare ho rialU to refuse, it.
They are in a minority, and they would be
ill a minority even'ifthev meant now
what they felt, when they raised their arms
against the Government ; but they do uot,
and of those whomtlicy will scud hereto
represent them, nineteen out of tw enty will
he Just as loyal as any of us even some of
those who took up anus against tis.
" I really hos; to see some one move n
nuulilicalion of tlie test oath, so that those
w ho have re-nted of their disloyalty may
not ls excluded ; for I really lllcvc that a
great many of those who 'took up arms
honestly and w ished to carry out the doc
trine of secession, and who have succumlicd
under the force of our arms and the great
force of public opinion, can be trusted a
great deal more than those whoilonot tiiilit
at all.
' " To conclude, gentlemen, I see no great
harm tn this resolution except the pris-nts-liiiation
that will riwult from It, and that
w ill give us nothing but what we havu be
fore us."
. Ma
An Important letter from the Treasurer of
the United States, in relation to the undi
vided profits of national banks, is pub
lished. He decides that these surpluses
must pay duty as deslu, and favor, a
provision exempting from duty or tax sur
plus funds of banks, to the extent of 20 per
cent, of their capital.
J. V. NAUERTH & SON,
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL
'' DKAI.EK8 IK
POKKIGV, '
CANNK1 and
DKIKD
HP XI. TJ ITS.
AUtU,
oystora,
Oauciiosi
Wlnos,
rVLx-o- vv oitIxjbi,
Ac. An tc.
J. V. NAUKTII & SON,
104 Maia Street.
WHAT MOItR APPBOPR1ATK "HRISTMAH
praMatcaa yon makal. year WIVatMlhaaa
1.IFK IN'HUltANCK I'Ol.ICY
In tha old reliahl.
riiaonlx. Mutual t
OK llAkl kOCl). DIN'N.I ' .
would inaur. your au.iiy aaa.net want iaoaaeot
"h. and vou hut a IruViuj jwriy aum,
,IL A nK)K,
dwiMil Oorav of KiUi aou jaitoraoa ale.
InsU?anOfi"Notif5e.
HW STOOKHOl.IiBBa OF TH OHIO INBl'R.
X am K tsMi-ANV, are herei.y noutted that ih.
fcJ;
''A I, laui. betweea th. boura.i A, M. ad
"iHyto. 0., Dae. it, ui ' 'itlJit

The Daily empire., December 28, 1865, Image 1
About The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867

Connect with the Library

Find Us On

Subscribe & Comment

Download & Play

Questions

The Daily empire., December 28, 1865, Image 1 About The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867

Connect with the Library

Find Us On

Subscribe & Comment

Download & Play

Questions

The Daily empire., December 28, 1865, Image 1
About The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867