The Daily empire., December 29, 1865, Image 3

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Business Notices.
ttTHTANDAHKn llOMKOrATIHC MKnICUtB.
Tli gent of Humphrey's Homeopatlt
le Specifics hu received a very Important
addition to hit tUt of Humphrey'1 fcnAclfle
Homeopathic Remedies In the shape of
SpccMe No. St, which enrtw dlfttherls, ftofl
ulcerated sore throat. These sieclfles have
obtained a wide celebrity aiming the medl
eal practitioner and am very Jargel used
by them, being pronit, efficient, reliable
and convenient. An extended advertise
ment In another column Rive a list of the
different species, the diseases which they
remedy, and the price. The case for fami
ly use are especially worthy of attention,
and alKO the new department of vctertiary
specifies. The headquarter of Humphrey's
Hpcelllc Homeopathic Medicine Co, ta at
(Mil Brordway, New York.
"Uaust tkeu not mimiM to a asla dlaaaaad,
And, with Boma awaet, oblivions antldola,
Claajua Um foul bHom of ttw narilona slut
That waihs a bob lha haarl M
Certainly; Pi.iirraMoM BrmtRS will do
It when nothing else with Melancholy,
Depression, Hypochondria. Insanity, all
spring, more or leas, from a diseased stom
ach, aud this Plantation llirrKHH Is a sure
cure for. There la no mlstako about It ;
Pyspcpaio, Headache, Dullness, Ague,
and Iow Spirits must yield to the health
giving "d genial Influence of the Plant a
Ttoa limn-. If yon are In doubt, make
en trial and be convinced.
lW Ah Invaluable Rkmbdt, None,
except those who have suffered all the hor
rors of threatened Consumption, cau fully
appreciate the value and efficacy of I)a.
Hall's BALSAM a sovereign remedy In
all the various stage of this much dreaded
disease.
HT Consumption Is a disease which is
carrying Its victims to the tombs by the
thousands, without being arrested in Its ,
progress. But a brighter day Is coming and
has come to snocoHgftilly arrest tills disease.
Allan's Lung Balaam U making truly re
markable cures of what was considered by ,
Physicians at lucnrahle Consumption. i
for sale by the Dealers In Family Mcdl-
elno generally. ' j
IV Take Blokrene and defy Fever, and .
Ague, ' This glorious vegetable tonic ftsrtl- i
flee tlie system against Intermittent, cures
dyspepsia puts the nerves In order, clears
the brain, istsstalsfs Hie foiiRtltUtloii, and
restores the lost vigor of any and every
organ.' Depot 28 Dcy at, N. Y. Sold by
all Druggists.
'. EE AMU Eab. Dr. Ciilbertsou, Oeculist
and ' Aurlst, of Richmond, Indiana, will
visit Dayton professionally,, and can be
found at Vie Phillips House, Tuesday, Wed
nesday, Thursday ' aud Friday,' January 3,
3, 4, and ft, . He can be consulted by all af
flicted with any disease of the Eye and Ear
fr of ekarg. Dr. Culburtsou's reputatloa
1 of the highest standing in, this country
as an operator on the Eye and Ear.' His
eminent position for skill and ability has
loug been establlstied, and hit references
and certificates are from the best men and
Journals, and are In our immediate vicinity.
See circular.' .i , . , de20w3t.
tJTD"- Morr'a YwJKTAi.a Iavxa Pills
are constantly becoming more aud more
popular.1; They are acknowledged to have
bo rival In the euro of such .disease a
Liver Complaint,' Dyspepsia, Fever of all
kinds, Jaundice, Costlvcncss, Pain In the
Stomach, Side, Head, Bock, and Bowels,
Bilious Complaints, Los ot Appetite, Sick
Headache, Scrofula, Scald Head, Rheuma
tism, Colic, Pleurisy, Pimples and Sore on
the Skin, Palpitation of the Heart, Lownest
of Spirits, Pain or Weakness of the Breast,
Diseases of Spine aud Kadueya, Sore Eyes,
Diarrhea or Dysentery, Cold, etc.
Moat of the above-named diseases may be
prevented by taking D Mott's Veob
table Livm Pills In season, or when the
liver becomes first deranged, which carry
off, throngh the bowies and the secretions
of the skin and kidneys, those poisonous
humors that clog the stomach, bowels, and
skin, and become accumulated in the blood.
There has been as great a progress in sci
ence, and especially in that of medicine,
within the past few years, as there has u
the arte. To such perfection have they
brought thin science, that the medicinal
properties are condensed and concentrated
Into the resins or salts of the plant, which
they extract from It, and leave the inert or
woody matter. The old mode of extracting
these medicinal proertles by boiling for
a long time In water is found, in most
caao, to render tu medicinal qualities
wholly inert, or even decomposing them.
On. Mott'8 Veoktabi.e Ijvkr Pills are
composed of chemical vegetable extracts,
mostly from plant growlug in our own
country some of these plant have a direct
action on the liver, others Uion the skin,
others on the kidneys, and others upon the
bowels aud lungs. It Is1 by a iecullor
chemical combination of all these extracts
that these l'lll are Buttle, possessing the
moat extraordinary eincaoy for ouriug the
above-named dlaeases.
' Thoae who have suffered from Scrof
ula, Eruptions, or any other impurity of
the Blood, will find doovill's JUlooq amp
LrvBii Svsur Invaluable, a it will cleanse
the Blood and permanently eradicate from
the system the causa of tlie disease, thereby
restoring health, and vivacity to the sys
tem.' ,, ; .' '., '..
OT No lady should be without De
Towmslcy's InbiA Tootuachb Amodymb
in ber family. If she has children that
have the toothache It wlU cure them. If any
of the family have scurvy on the gums it
will cure it. If some of the cousins have
diseased gums, rendering their mouth very
unpleasant, It will cure tlie disease, and
render the gum red aud of a beautiful
eolor. '
Loot. On Friday or Saturday last a Gold
Cross Breast Pin, with white sets. A lib
eral rewaad will be paid for )t,. wcuru to
ths Enruta office, Dayton." dtf
THE" MILT EMPIRE
Friday, December 29, 1865.
Local Matters.
I RINTRR8 Attkntiom I There will be a
meeting of all the Printers of Dayton, at
the News Itoom of the Empiric, on SATUR
DAY, SVKNINU, December JO, 1965, to
take action for properly observing the
coming anniversary of Ben. Franklin's
Birthday. lt every typo be present.
I.t'XUttlK AT THE VKRT IOWEST PKIOK8-r
At A. Xt Dunhrvy's, Oregon Fruit, .News
and Oyster depot. Give him a call. He la
a very obliging young man.
Dec.lftdlm
Wanted. A dwelling house, with from
six to eight rooms, in a pleasant location.
Enquire at this office.
Hanimmime Carriages and Buggies at
tangdon's Carriage tthop, 11, 13 and 16
Fourth street. " ' "' din
Military Items. The 64th O. V. 1, con
sisting of twenty-four officers and 814 men,
has been mustered out at New Orleans, and,
with twenty-four officers and 130 men, are
on their way to Camp Chase.
The lSth and 05th O. V. I. arrived at
Camp Chase on Monday for flnal payment
and discharge, r . i 1 1. . . ,
, I'll: ; - -- ' 'i' Mt
Major Nrijiom Dowmino, of Ixiiidon, 0,
whom the Urban papers killed last week
by a paragraph representing that ho walked
off the balcony of tho Amerioaa House at
Delaware, striking his head on the pave
ment, and dying in ten minutes, reports
himself alive and tolerably , comfortable
"for a dead man."
The people of Miami City are petitioning
to be annexed to tho city of Dayton.. The
reasons for this movement is uot very clear
to the minds of some persons. The most
forcible one we have yet heard, is that, after
the annexation, the people of that suburb
itill iuit have $o far to walk to town.
DaYtok Bmhrb. This staunch Demo
cratic paper, the organ of the Montgomery
l)mourany. and now owned by our old
friend H. II. Robinson; comes to us In an
entire new dress, and looks finely. Mr. K.
Is a vigorous writer and has had a great
deal of experience as editor and publisher;
and under his care we doubt not the
Western Empire wlU have a secoeasful
and useful career.' II to assisted in the
editorial department by Mr. Fitch. Suo
cess to Rob and the Empire. Vrauford
County fbrum. . 1 ,
Simon Kenton's KuMAins-The remains
of General Simon Kenton, which were
buried in 1838, near his old home, not far
from Zanesflcld, Logan county, were on
Thursday of last week, rebilrled with ap
propriate ceremonies In Oakdale Cemetery,
about a mile from Urbana. The old tomb
stone were removed with the remains, the
head-stone bearing this Inoriptlon l
"Tu memory 6f Gen. Simon Kenton, who
was born April 13, 1755, in Culpepper Coun
ty, Virginia, and died April 2U, 1M35, aged
81 years and 30 days.
"Ills fellow cltixens of the West will long
remember him a the skillful pioneer of
early time, the brave soldier and the honest
man."
I.OMT Baby, Two or three nights ago, as
we learn from the Cincinnati Enquirer, the
train on theCtnclunutl, Hamilton and Day
ton Railroad arrived in that city with a
passenger that had not been ticketed to
any destination. In other words the con
ductor on the train, soon after it left Ham
ilton, found upon a platform of one of the
ears a banket, which, ipon examination,
proved to contain child apiiarently six
day old. It was well dressed, and was
supplied with an extra quantity of clothing,
and wrapped In a spotted shawl that was
patched in a couple of places with silk, an
examination ol which may lead to the dis
covery of the mother. The conductor, who
was constantly passing to and fro In the
can, fuel eoa tides t that his charge must
have been plaited UKin the train at Hamil
ton. When he arrived In Cincinnati, he
placed the little waif In the hands of tlie
private watchman at the depot, who kept It
until the following morning, when he took
it to the City Prison, anil placed It In charge
of Thomas LlppUtcott, th keeper thereof
he handing It eter to tlie Orphan Asylum.
Poor, little forsaken thing, probably con
ceived In sin and born in shame ; and tills
Is the way tlie guilty mother contrives to
shulllo off the responsibility of her off
spring. The time may arrive when, In her
remorse, she muy seek to recover It from
those Into whose hands it has fallcu. .
Buckwheat Cakes. The season fur
buckwheat cake havlna arrived. We re-
nrtnt tram tha Anfrietm AarttxlttrlliL the I
following recipe for making them after an
J I
Improved method i
"The finest, tenderest cakes can be made
lr adding a little unbolted wheat (or
tiraham flour to the buckwheat. Iwai
than a quarter will do. Mix with cold,
sour milk, or fresh (not sweet) buttermilk,
which is best. The sod (emptyings are
dispensed with) when put In cold batter, ;,
wllV not act satisfactorily. Bake at once. ''
The heat will start the effervesoenoe, and
ff the paste rises It will bake, thus proven-'
ting it from falling. Hence the oulmlna-
ting point of lightness is attained. The
batter rises snowy and beautiful, an1 tlie
uiiial, to oouaUir-a. Uu too fWth UuU wheu
Unit lali MfWUVWIatl UIT liJU irvail W IIOU
soda alone U used. Thus the bother of
emptvlngsU all dispensed wltli. l'ncake
In this way can be baked at auy time, aud,
on the shortest notice. We keep our flour
mixed, the Oraham with the buckwheat
reaily fur use, , ,., f . a
Dr. J.W.UuaHB, of OeYeUud, has been
invtatad of murder la tb first degree. A I
IP.awa .A.hl..Mlm -t '
pancake will (well to almost amine dlmen-
that Can D Da Iced With uot a tUCh Of Mill.
muni tatviL. iiuwivr. nitiat ia aUiiiua inan t
Wi copy th following from the Cincin
nati ComaMrefol of yesterday, In order that
our readers nisy see' In what! light the
Twltchcll, Crumbaugh and Blckham im
broglio Is viewed abroad W don't ex
actly like the snmmary way In whloh the
Comiasrctal editor disposes of the Opera
House ""sensation." That is considered a
"big thing" hereand not only the Opera
nouso; but the man that got np the sensa
tion i i
Pickwick in the Pulpit.
Dayton Is bussing human hive, thor
oughly stirred up. It happened thus! Tim
Rev. J. K. Twltchcll became convinced
that It was his duty to say something in
behalf of temperance, and the subject be
ing rather trite, by reason of much general
izing, he added the snnce piquant in a lec
ture on the subject, delivered bv him hint
Sunday afternoon, lie bromrht tho mat
ter home to tlie hearts and iieurllistiNirs of
his auditors. Among the causes of pnt
valllnir liiteinncraiicc. ho enumerated wine.
"The cauntenunce of liquor, and the use of
liquor In what are called the upper circle
of society." He said he had been told that
there was not one out of ten of tho gay,
and wealthy, and fashionable, In that city,
who did not drink, sometime to intoxica
tion. This might be exaggeration. Ho had
also been told that at masouerade balls, all
kindB of Indecencies and Immoralities are
practiced, and says :
I added that "I knew of one, (and If It
were necessary I could give the facte us
they were rcjiortod to me,) among tlie
wealthy, and fashionable, and aristocratic
and first families, from which. In the early
morning, ten young men were carried to
meir nomes aeaa ves Koau tieaa to an
sense of dignltv and honor, and manhood.
hontl. 1 salt! that thine like tills had oc
currea in our own city."
I joined with this Illustration of educ
tlve Influences, "marriage festivals' In high
life, making the application definitely and
distinctly to our own oity, but without any
personal allusion to any special scene, r, lieu
drinking io intoxication is tolerated, re
marking (and these are tho precise words,
in tneir precise connection), tlieso arc
home facte.'
Notes were taken of this rather uentonal
discourse, by S. C. Crumbaugh, and pub-
iisneu as a communication lu the IMytoii
Journal of Monday. It now appears that
Mr. criimhaiign misapprehended the Rev.
Mr. Twltchcll, and so reported the reference
to tlie masquerade .ball as annlvlnu to a
recent affair of that klud, which took place
at the house of a respectable lady In that
city.
The anuearauce ot tills communication in
tlie Journal, threw the town Into an uproar.
Among theattenduntsatthlsbaU, were two
reccntiy-roturnea army omcers. who, like
thereat, were "mad as March hares," aud
took after the unfortunate clerm men In a
style that gave him a realizing sense of his
responsibilities. lie disclaimed having
made allusion to that particular masque
rade, and came out in a card in Wednes
day's patier, from which the above extracts
are taken, in wmcn he runner ssys :
"So far as there being any reference, in
this connection, or in any connection, In
any part of the address, to any 'masquerade
party lately neia in tins community, in
connection with any family or families,
there was nothing.
"i am say, ana say witu sorrow, tnat
young men and old men, walking in the
higher circles, living in palaces of our oity.
and constituting the so-called first-class of
society, do drink to Intoxication, and that
they from their position, and wealth, and
Influence, were greatly responsible for this
evil.
I am excoedlnirlv sorry that the renort
of the address made by 'Sigma,' was, as I
oeiieve without toe si mutest intention, on
his part, of wronging ine, or others, so
worded, or has been so construed, as to have
the personal application received."
The writer of the unfortunate communi
cation was also called to acuouut, and tlie
result was another rani, as follows I
"DAYTON, Dec. 26, 1865.
"I hereby retract so much of tho commu
nication signed "Hlgma," In the Journal of
tlie 'inth Inst, as refers to a Masquerade
Jiarty held In this city, as being without
bundutlon In fact, and sincerely regretting
its publication, hereby apologize to the
parties seemingly referred to.
laigneuj "B. i:. irumbauoh.
The editor of the Journal was also
brought, as Elder Shelton would say, to the
Judgment sent. The so-called rcort, he
says, "was inserted without our knowledge
or approval," ami the manuscript would
been rejected as Improper for publication.
nave Had tne editor seen It: anu n men
proceeds to tell at length how It crept In
athlofllkctnthe night.
The moral of all tills Is that reverend
clergy, when they propose to make a home
uiruHi, snouia put on paer wnai they in
tend aaylug,orthat newspapers which pub
lish what they have to say should employ
phonographlo reporters who will follow
them literally. It looks as tliouirh tlie Rev.
Mr.TwitclielL tukimr his own statement.
shaved the line pretty close, and, though he
may not huve intended to particularize, so
constructed his sentences as to convey the
impression to the reporter thut he did make
B personal allusion.
The questiou of the accurary of tlie re
port lies between the minister and the re
porter, and a the reverend gentleman finds
Impersonality iu his "home facts" conven
ient, ami his discourse being verbal, the re
porter Is convinced that be made a blunder,
which Talleyrand said was more than a
crime, and take back tlie offensive part of
the report.
Altogether, Dayton ho not had aueu a
sensation since war times. The new 0era
J louse, whlcn Kuwlu lorrest is to formally
open on uie 1st proi. na oouie in ror
a
tiiundartnar hrnauUlili, rVnm tha isilnlt. hut
that was a mild sensation corn Dared with I
tn;L7nlVn tt"'. i wiicneu creaiea ovf
11IB Uim V1IBHWUS lAIUUUvlUU V IIUMIO IDVMB)
whlf h he now at M mwh p,,,, to
strut, as Impersonal, and not intended to be
home fact if any body Is found hit by them
and call upon him for an explanation. He
would probably have the public understand
that they are home facts In the 1'ickwicklan
sense. ,,, ,-, . v , ,. , , , ,
u excelled by no other road In th eountrr. 1
umv tlmt. tm i.,lw ft
o VB
- -, , ,
l04D Travel. A ride over the
Cincinnati, Hamilton A, Dayton, or til At-
lantle and Great Western "Broad Ousge,'
, ,
Is on of ths luxuries of tha times. Both
are solid Institution. Their management
two l.nt for eonTeyanoe.
wuihj auvu a f
to know that both of these line ar lu mot
n,,, .Her and mott Oourishlng
4 pleaMUra
coudltlon.
, Boabd Waktbd. for a f entloman and
hi wlAt La a raspeotalil priraU family.
Beferenoe given snj requlrsd. Apply ta
person, er address "Foreman," Eh rial
.7 "' I
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The Opera- Hoitmb'. We dropped lu a
moment at this spllendld edifice yesterday.
The workmen are pushing things a head
rapidly, and although there Is a large
amount of work to bo done, there will be
no disappointment from this cause. Mana
ger Fredericks, who hss proved himself to
be emphatically a working man. Is putting
tilings in shape "behind the scenes." Every
thing will bo lu order for tho grand open
ing ceremonies on Monday evening. We
learn that ticket for reserved seat are
going off at a rate which astonishes the
most sanguine. They can be had at the
Music store of J. T. Kcuncy, Clegg's Build
-m
Salr in Dayton-View. Thero wlU be a
sale of a horse and wagon and a qunnlty of
liotoeit aush at .1. FclehtV, In Dayton-View
at ten A. M. to-morrow Suturdav. C 1'
lluhcr A Son are the Salesmen. The art!
cles to be sold arc a bargain as they will
no sola cheap. Salo positive. f t
IIarmonia's Ball The Uarmonla So
ciety wlU hold their annual Now Year's
Ball at Beckel's Hull, next Monday even
ing, januury 1. lHtia. This ball Is exclu
sively for members and their friends.
Memliers can securo their tickets of M.
Schneider, 100 Main street.
Sale of Funs. Ladles of Dayton and
vicinity, we would respecttully call your
esH'clal and undivided nttentlnn to the sale
of Furs, consisting In part of capes, vleto.
rtnes, muff's and ciifls, gent's, gloves and
collars, and children's full sets of of furs and
sleighing robes. The good are all this
season's manufacture and Importation, and
those wishing to make a New Year's pres
ent should not fall to attend this evening
and to-morrow afternoon. 8aIo esiieclally
for the ladles at 313 Third street, six doors
west of the post office,
CHRISTOPHER & SPIELMAN,
Auctioneers.
Auctioneers. R. R. & P. O. Time Table.
ARRIVAL AND DEPARTURE OF TRAINS
OSSWITS0 DAI IT.
CINCINNATI, HAMILTON AND DAYTON.
L. Arrive.
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their ukl is Thn pvmilnR tafor piuht o'clock.
1'hs S:U I hud oonnoU ai Xo ! with Ilia Pitta-
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Monetary and Commercial.
New York Money Market.
New York Money Market. NEW YORK, December 28.
Monar San r at Sntr per can. Hlarlinii dull al louk
1IVM. Onl I a bad trmar. own Inn al 146W. sad
olaaiB at IU. - - . .
uovarniiiant sioraa sra sioaay.
Cincinnati Markets.
CINCINNATI, December 28, 1865.
PI.0UR Thar waa flr looal damaad. sad ths
ordar Iron th South are IDnrmain. Th msrfcot
riilas Ana at fall rat. Wa quat suparflaa at a7j
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SI WMll.
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th
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aad alavoaor OaiaaradtBtl aa prioaa aoailaal Slat
49 la ataratof. Br qulvl al 760 tor prima ftmnl4.
WHInK V. Tha dvmaad la limit!, iioldara ar
skm( It IU. Noaslaa. Ia boad, M la aakad.
CINCINNATI, December 28, 1865. Dayton Market.
DAYTON, December 28, 1865.
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ora or laaa H.da to ba tnada ,
it-K h4. t. siu a,u,.mH
Notloo to Bridge Contractors.
SIXTH 8THKKT It It I IM1K,
CITV UAVTON.
AVDITOB'S OrBIOB. M OHTaHBBI Oo., O,
I
1,
OlAlfl
ttoa. 11 o'i
i(alid rtoeoBAU will nr. nsckiviD
Auditor's Grno qbUI MuBdar. Jaauarw
Doaad of Maroua Bnatar. Joha Bult. attd Juha Won
wrnii.. , aj a aumt vanmiHMi. aw.
al.lorf, Hrtdiro Onoamitua of tha att of Dat ton. aad
lma ApiacaU, a Coaawiittaa apou.. Uy tita t
Board of CHiniy OomniiMionua. I
To build an iron bridita aoruaa ttit oanal on Sixth
of Dayton, m loilowat IT tWl 4
on ooa aid, n v
tj hat in widto
1 tha atatfla fbat
hia own nlan and iipraAoationa l"ha Oontm ttxa ra-
tanl a-m1 iirwvAt
wwas snaas su r sra-ua siubbx was s uwuui w" - ,
Z3,"""l"ni"Mj"i "lixHum 'Jn, '
, ' Mabciis BciaiAk,"4"'-
osisdawtw Ctotrmaa Bnti Oosa,
Tuuplka
Election.
ILL BS) AN HI.BCTK1M lKt-D 4T
aarr'a I
atih aaraf
Hatal la Waal Al'iaaSna, a Maaaar
"wJTT
tarraBriaBaiB(nr.
J,-!"? A. PDBl
jaauAfT. taaa, la i laramars
Baa Ooaiaaoy
PDBLAr, tast
HfGlaoWH
BY TELEGRAPH.
From Washington.
[SPECIAL TO CINCINNATI ENQUIRER.]
WASHINGTON December 28.
' The radical faction In Congress has be.
come so well convinced of Its Inability to
carry out the proposed measure of territo
rializing the rkiuth nud defeating the l'rcs
Ident's plan of reconstruction, that a new
programme has been Invented to cireiim.
vent the l'rcsltVut If possible.
I'rcciscly tlie same tactic as those em
ployed in the kansas Imbroglio have been
adopted. Resolutions aro to lie Introduced
authorizing the Owns Committee of Fif
teen to appoint a sub-committee to visit all
parts of tne Hoiith, and report upon the
condition or allalrs. V lien It Is recollected
that this sub-coiiinilttee. If authorised, will
be appointed by Thaddcus Htovcns, the
cliarai'tor of Its report may be easily aiillcl
pntcd. The olrjoct of this moveiiHMit Is to delay
the reconstruction of the Hotith on the
l"resltlnnt's plan, but Is confidently be
lieved that the reconstruction will be com-
plcted long lx'lore any such committee, if
one slioultl oe appolntetl, can make a re
port. The President was c.loet'd for several
hours to-tlay with the Secretaries of War
and the Treasury and tlencral ti rant. The
olijwtof the consull4tlion Is understood to
have been the nl'onn of hbuses in the
Krecdnien's liuivaii, which cry aloud for
reform.' They are acknowledged to be very
outrageous.
From Indianapolis.
INDIANAPOLIS, December 28.
The Democratic Htntc Central Commit hie
lilectH lu this city on the 8th of January, to
determine definitely iiMin tho time of hold
ing me Democratic ntate (.invention and
consult upon other matters of party Inter
est. The Democrats of the Stulq generally
arc luvited to participate in a oonunotaora
tion of the anniversary.
From Chicago.
CHICAGO, December 28.
The toUl debt of the KUto of Illinois, as
olllclully reported, Is 10.0.S2.tWI -111. The
war debt of the State is $1,157.00(1. a re
duction of over IM)0,0()0. The HUitc tux for
this vcur is but 71 cents to 1 101).
ins ocusu returns rroiu all bat eitrht
couniies snow a popuiaiiou oi aoout i,2Jk,
000, an increase since 1800 ot 600.000.
Htone, tlie murderer of the Indian named
Wilson, ha been held for trial On 'the
charge of manslaughter.
1 here Is some talk aiuonir the friends of
Mr. Crosby of forming a Joint stock com
pany anil purchasitiK the OiHra-liousc.
cl... ar. Ajuu. ...1.
giwiinrwwiuui if . . 'i
-
From New York.
NEW YORK, December 28.
Tlie Pusf Washlnirton special liars! It
ts reported that Uencral llutler will make
his reply to uenerai Urant' "corked-bottle"
critiolsm in a speech, to be delivered
at i.oweii, uerore New-veurs-uav.
The 7W6un' letter from Galveston says
large quantities of goods are being sold at
auction at very low rates. The market is
largely overstocked at most points in the
interior. .
Hpocie is almost the onl v kind of currency
in use. In Galveston and other cities, spe
cie is demanded for reuta, freight and cotton
sales. .4 J k i t ' ,. , i , 4
The American TTolon Commission, in
tliis city, has received a letter from Its
agent at Little ltock, Arkansas, which says
at least ten thousand persons are in linmc-
uiate ana pressing need of rood, shelter,
clothing, and necessaries of life, and ills
feared many will perish during winter.
Considerable emigration Is finding Its way
to Arkansas.
v $
' ALLEN'S
LUNG BALSAM
TH I GBKAT REMEDY FOR THE UURE or
CONSUMPTION
AHB ALL BI8I1BKS OF TBI LIIUS'
mns Rwni4T of its vhk ha PROKor itb
Trw xlrptnrrltn.try hHUfnc nropr
Utin oi thta rradr
r inri4MioM ny ti n
bj kli thmi who
h.T uwd II. Their iMtimony will h found in a
pmphlt,whwh ou be hvd of tha aiftmU whr Ui
mdictne tu Usuxl.
OoUUHU AMU GOLIV bowvr dia.ra1na:. sra
brokan up ia aa iiMrediMa ahort Mma, by ci)R.nt a
apwino iofliiantia on lha Lunjca, ao thai tit matter
and phkra ara nam I? axp4Mitorat4l.
AI J.KN H LDNU HA LHA M nonUlna no opium I
anv (or tii 11 1 pariauUjr bannlaaa Cor tba moat dlt
oaCa child.
(HNHUMPTTVtH would do wall loraad hfa Tn
Uf pm liUftaaad Iunra.
"lt laagood ramtrdjr. Try tt. Por aala by tba
Prnpriatora, i. N. U A Kit IB A OO., tiinmonati.O.
Hnca l par Itotila Bold by IfadtatnA I rt
thmiiKhaut Uiaolty andouuntry. ovUldawU
OPESl UOISE BESTACRAST.
billiabq"booms.
t'ataar Blaia si4 Fir .,
Darton, Ohio.
FHBD. iANtiRt Frvprlo tor.
Mals At tall Hours.
And tha Uhlna will ho fUrntabot with nory ftuun
and daltoaoy of th aaaaon
Tha Hiiltard Tarttna ara tfttm tha alahrat4 maa
nfemortMof Julaa ialka and arunawioka Bro.Cin
oinnatf,
Th Bar ta auroHad with Wlnaa aad Liaoora of lha
ohotoawt braitda, bath toroiffn and domaatio.
Oyntons,
BY THE CAN, and
IN THK SHELL,
CAN ALWATV RAD AT TUTS HOWE,
PUaiNO TU aBAAOM. i .
ALHO, GAME OF ALL KTNPS.
Tha oairoMt of tho pa hilt km roapaoihtlly nlk
tod AWI44I
JACOB WBThBIGrl'g KUTATB. NOTir IB
hPwbjr nir-o,f.i4M tho undoraivnad haa thiaday
bt m ipo lt4d adtniDiatrAt-ini of tha atata of Jnoob
Watctsiht, lata ot atoa'torrary ooantv, Ohio, d-
oaMd. bt tno nOjUo Ouurtaf aald rvntaclr.
No si, in4.
a"
-
K
.
J 40O WBYHKIUrlT-
XROtTTOk'B NllT ra All lwr.D murratad al
I kfa aouSad ihM lha uadmiRaa ha Una
aeaaiaud ui aualisa a Baacular f Ua
Kalal
M Maary 0. A'lAm, iwaval
N ara -b aar as. isa
runuu a. aiLraii n.
BO
Ac..ic::.i-l!'ll'-:i'-Ly1'?
J ohm r bios vii b-ta raMji tub sttt pat
af Mancnaar. IMS. lha aalrasra vas ap
bomuxl aad aualioa Aim ai.trAiur of lha aaiat a
Jaa ri4sj, 11 sf aaisrr aljr. Okie,
aur tK BUAS OIBHABT.
i
NEW YORK, December 28. House Furnishing Goods.
VAN AUSDAL & CO.,'
Ia. t Mala r4.
OARPKTBTO IK
AND
HOUSE FURNISHING GOODS
OIIOI033 GrOODS
FOlt TIIK 1IUUDAYH.
--a-a. a
NEWEST 8TYLE8
BHUSSKT-SCAlU'KTINOrt,
TAI'KSTHY Iii:i:SSKI.S CAItrETINt.
TlIHKK-l'I.Y CAIll'KTINt,
TAlMSTItV INOUAIN CAUI'KTIN'd,
KXTKASl-lKIUN()KAINCAHI''TIN(l
MKIUUM IMIUAIN CAKJ'CTINfl.
1MCII VKI.VKT KIH1S,
itRrssri,s iitos,
VKI.VKT I UK IK MATS,
11KI'SSK.I,S IMNK MATS,
IIICI1 1 1. M ASK. Cl'llTAiNiJ,
LACK Ct UTAIXS,
In great Variety, of Beautiful Vslirna.
Kmbnthlvritl Vloth 1'tano Viei
Wornh'ii Dnmaxk
I'J ANO COVKKrV,
KinboHswl (loth
, I-1ANO COVKIUS,
Kmliroidered floth ' 1 '
TARLK (HIVKHrt
Worsty Damask -
i TABI,KH)VK11S,
Kmboiwcd Cloth ..
' TAHI.K CO V KliS,
O TTOMA NSI"1:1
MAUHElLl.KS(X)(.NTKKJ'AMiS. , '
MflJt UN KN 1 A MAHK
. TABI.KC1.I)THS,
lixen Damask N Ai KiNs.
, '1'K 14M ASK 'I'llU'rin
DOYLIES. , TIDIES.
SlirEK. UUtKABACK T0WEL(3
TRANSPARENT OILT 1
WINDOW SHADES
Opaque
tai.T wi.rH)v shades,
Frewo . ' 1 1 ' t ' i ,,f , ' '
(ULT WINDOW SHADE,'-
ror sulc cheap by nn! : .. . ... M
VAN At'HOAL & Cf).;
""'llr ' Na.7tMalii8trt,
Dry Goods.
DIXON. FORCY & CO.,
'.r. .c.. ... J.rfer..a
' ' Darton.. Ohio ' ' ,; -'"
T il ' : ' i I
UAVE JtWt OTfCNED A NEW AND SM.IPIU
Stock of
DRY GOODS,
, i: in.; . I: I i., ,i, ,h
Oloaka, .,, v,;,;".,;.:,1 '
Cloaking,'
I'lli ) .. 'I.
' I, .. : -I
i Clotlia,
Bhawla,
BLBaANT BL AO K
xpjkj&crxr siiaIxs.
AI-SO, A LAlKiE HTtK.K OK
0-40.11.
Oil Cloth
Mats,
Rugs.
Crumb Cloths,
Drugget.
Window Shades,
Damask,
4a4 ICrylklBg la Ika way af
llatlaralaklag Waasls.
MXOM, KOKUT B CO.,
wtlAWm Ii.ttob "B,o
Medical.
FEYEE KM) AGUE AND CHILLS.
Tub tMT KKatKvr to ct'itx, is
DAVI8' PAIN KILLER.
nfltaCTIONS FOK ITU VSr-TAKE TI1B'
tMAiwanaul ol U Pbib Klllr IB ahunl hall
piMof his aalar wait bawb4 with nv laaaaa,
lha auark I ouaiiaa aa, haUiiaa Irarlj lh eh I. lac
anabuaala with Lha madic aa, al lha aalu llpta.
Kaaaat I a aoaa ia twvnir wiiBUtaa If in Sral dn
na aup lha chill H' ould H proun Tomlint (an
II arotabl, il If lha aloaa4i IS Bar Mil. aak
I'Ula rIB Killar larol aatar aaaAl, mmA atlh mim
afaraarh anam. frafratna ta lha aaaa Mai
maat haa sura maaj aarata aa itbaiiaalaoBaaa
this alaaoa. J J
SOLD BT ALL MCDIOIBB DKALtM.
ataiair
DAMIKb R WsaaRB'S BHTtTR NOTICB IB
harahv ira, that lha annalaana haa Ima ap
emata aad aiiAliAaSaa K raouwr I .al Wilt an
talaaaal a lMl K. Waraar, hua a Mo tAmary
Oounty, Ohio. uattad.
va. ss, laH.
ABRAHAM WIINII
A MPBRW SISBABT BVTATB OS TIB ISTSJ
aepnfuta an4 iiuaJiSad aa laarutor of aaiaia af
AaSrav Ubhan, lala M BtH,irnm.y eoan y. Ohia.
daaaaad. PKTSB M. OaHBA&T.
dauisi
A
aAT oi iwaiw laffo. id unurataaa au