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Resolution authorizing Captains William L. Hudson
and Sands accept certain Testimonials awarded
to them BY the Government OF G eat Britain.
Resolred By udte and House Of Representatives. Of The
United States of america in congress assembled, That Cap
tsip William L. Hudson Joshua R. Sands, Of the navy OF
the United States and they hereby authorized to accept
the and medal recently transmitted to this government
y the government Great Britain be presented each Of said
officers their services in laying down the Atlantic
cable
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-09-20

mo- Resolution providing for the Observation OF the
Eclipse the Sun which will the eighteenth day
July next.
Rcsored BY tie Senate and House Of Representatives o.
the United States Of america an Congress dSseEed, That
Superintendent Of the United States Cost Survey he
hereby is authorized and directed to furnish vessel and prov
ions for the the most suitable point the eastern
Of this continent for observing the total eclipse Of the
which will the eighteenth day Of July next Of asronO
not exceeding i've in number and their assistants to be
leced by the said superintendent Of the Coast PO1
de That the United staes shall not be liable other charge
account Of the said astronomers and their assistants than their
and provisions a. herein provided and that they shall
furnish their obsevao for the Of the coast without
further charge to the government.
Approved June Is, 1850.
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UsT ED

Our Spring spnmer Fashions, together with choice
assortment Of French Cloths, Casseres VeSlngs, &C.
81 ster fuportrtions, which viii be made
sr 1tyls and which respectfully invite attention.
G HARVEY & CO.
B-IIvsyS on hand select assortment Of furnishing
.soas mario
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Gbs 9asBbiIIs dnian aab 5mtritan.
Daily ss; TrI-weeltly S.; wselly Sc.
hates Of Advertising.

TEN LINES Oh LESS CONSTITUTE A SQUARE.
II TnK DAILY.
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Land for SnIe.

TF application be made short time, will sell
4 nodating terms, OrIy Acres OF Land, three miles
from lmiss MN Greek, opposite Maj Cons
This OF the beautiful locations in Davidson cOdnty
About cneha OF the land in timber the balance in cuva-
ton the premises comfortable cabins aud
young orchard Apply Ma Corr the plsce to my
sef for particulars. CHAS. X. " INST0N.
IA
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-09-20

rispq brief view Presidential nominations and cleo
ons including NstiO3s Platforms Jet adopted.
49, history struggles respecting Slavery the Terrific
e and action Of Congress to the freedom Of the Public
and with notable speeches and Letters. Betun5 Of
Al Presidential elections since 1896.
For sale in Nashville by JOHN YORK 4 CO.,
sepl 3S Union street.
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THE WONDER OF THE AGE!
BLAKELY'S RHEUMATIC LINImENT
AND
ANODYNE EMRROCATION.

Also, His Liver Alternative and Tonic PHI
TENHIS magnum Linmenum arteulaR, synoTia and
muscular khemasm, Neuralgia. and other pains almost n
anty requiring In only two three applications
acs powerfully the a6sorbents, and BY emnatng
the morbid humors from the system. II cutient a.
we'll a. an anodyne, resolving tumors in short time In sur
ge destined TO take high place supplAntng in some eses
the harshness Of the Knife
The Liver Alternative and Tonic PHI
excellent Pill In all diseases OF the Liver, Bary derns
ents. aud in all cases in which catharc S indlea aces
ostharte Alternative Tonic, and deobsIrnent aceofuhs
the dose.
These invaluable Medicines sold By
RAINS 4 BROWN, Nashville, TeDneSsee-
DR. J. McDAKM0TT, Murreesboro, 90,
DEKzY 4 Evans, shelbyyille, go
POPE & HKLM. Columbia. 60
W1Rp 4 MrCr EtLAEO, Memphis do:
HKRTy & Hall, M1edgeYiiie, Georgia
RAKYR 4 EcHOLs Rome, doi
LEaRaxn BLovET 4 HALE, Montgomery, ALABAMA
A McCAHTNKT, Decatur, do
ara ~ nrssvjsks and Merchants gs1erally.
y BLAKELY x WOODS, Propretors.
apr9i-d.tw 'ljaaI 6i Tullahona, Tenn
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WltneEs.
hereby certify that the iove named - known
OfpTOpeTy and abe TO make good their guarantee
Date. Signature. G.. II.
To gned By the United States eisirtudge States
district attorney, collector or navy agent
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KITTERY, ME.

Class No. yellow pine and spar tbsr; class 10, white
pne class H. ash plank; H. white ash afters class
81 Fon 90 spikes and nails 2 lead. Enc tin; 25 hardWsre
q paints oils p % cotton canvass 30
and twne 3e leather IS bunting ard dry goods 81 pitch
resin 3s aow, ard oi 80 ship ehandlery 40
tionery: Al frew0cd.
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IRBY MORGAN & co.
NASHVILLE, August 49, ls6O-d&wlm
Most nsIVe
SOUTHERN PIANO FORTE
M ANUFACTORY.

VNTM. KEABE Co Nos l, 3, S and 7, RuaW street, Of
Baltimore, respectfully inform their Southern friends
they enlarged their factory and prepared to
supply the great demand for their They unqueson
ably durable and contain the latest improvements
fully guaranteed for Ave For sweetness and great
power OF and agreeable touch, they unequaed.
ThAberg Srakoh and other panS have used them in
their and have FVen certificates for their superiority
They the years. the first premiums
competition all the different States where they have been
exhibited Last yeAr they received five h premiums two at
Montgomery Ala for the Southern made piano. and
one for the best against all competition.
full supply Of the above celebrated instruments will be
ceiving by j. A. MCCLURE,
may5 '6O-d&wly Sole Agent, Nashville.
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THE X:A MIN ER

UTFoR FIVE D0LLAhs-If ysu do not desire to spend
larger sum- viii publish Gard Directory style,
given below and in choice position in columns, for
year, for FIVE DOLLARS, ADVANCE.
Sample:
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EDWARDS. HARRIS & CO.
TurniPs! Turnips
For Sale and to Lease.

For Sale and to Lease.
PROPOSE to sell upon most favorable terms, exchange
for city lerty, the remainder Of my premises in the
suburbs, consisting OF well built dwelling Of eight
large cellars servants houses stables &C. and between eleven
twelve OF superior garden land will sell the DWELL
ing and about five separate from the remainder Of the svd
desired These premises adjoining the grounds sold BY
last spring average OF about IS 10 per foot less By half
than ground distance from the square, and equally de-
sabe in other respects selling for being the occupied
formerly residence and rented for to
Bostick, Esq, Also,
Afew Lots left for Sale.
will rent fer the ensuing year. upon long time
the coDmcdons dwelling st the Of Broad and Vauxha
Streets present occupied by Hayes, Esq Apply at AZ
Cherry street. to J L & K W Brow,
-uly %, 1860. EUGENE UNDERWOOD.
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Mel EAN a. OLIV e R,
COMMISSION LRD FORWARDING MERCHANTS
40 Common street, New Orleans

fan cuMISsHAE, Nashville Tennessee.
NACEY 4 HAMILTON,
DEEEsKE, President Citizens Bank, New Orleans.
II RkTHBoEE, n Causl and Banking Co, D.
ALEEED PEsE, 9 Union Bank, Mes Orleans
r W MoETsoxERY, ESQ, Sc Exchange Place, New York
HKtToE A. DERcEIA. PhilsdeIphia mar2q dGm
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FRENCH SOFT HATS.

WArERFKD WALKKR q complete ASSORTMENT oi Noss
deErAbe Hats, all the popular eoors Ioi sns $50 ,h %
tom House.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-09-20

-, and ---, of---, in the State Of
-, hereby guaranty that in the foregoing bid Of
Tor any Of the classes thsrein named be accepted, he
they will Ehnten days after the receipt Of the contract
the post oce naed sgent execute the
tract for the sane, with good sufficient surees and
said - shall fail to enter into contract Aforesaid
guaranty make good the difference between the oer Of the
said -- and that which may be accepted.
Signatures OF two guarantors. @. D.
E.F.
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The Fall Style of Gentlemen'S Hats
ARE READY TO-DAY AT

W a bFk r IELD q " In .
TWNH0SE who have been waiting for the New Fashions oI
Hats can now be supplied vita popular styles y
calling at WkLTERTKLD WALKxRs. Their assoftnneht u
WGTRRFIELD r. WALKER.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-09-20
CHARLEsreWN.

CIss No ! white cAk logs No. 9, yellow pine plank stock
white piDe n Ah and cypress y black walnut and
cherry hickory butts Is white
u ra s2 spikes and nails % lead. zinc
hardwarr paints oils % fax %
vass cotton tsne glass; 81 ieansr % "a
brushes g fu-tuE dy goOds; 81 pitch 3 tai
a. q
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poTITTCAL TEXT BOOK FOR 1880

All Hats ordered during the week s Se rey iof ee'ey
a.1r,Sav evening. No Hats delivered on Sunday
sa'ufu~y e'e1s WATERFIELD WALKER,
26 Public sQuare.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-09-10
11lants.

INFORMATION wANTEDi-of Michael
i Murphy, Mary Murphy, and Joanna Hurley.
When last heard from they were in New York Ad-
dress CATHAl,INE CONNELIY,
scTdt9 Dayton, Ohio.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-09-10
Cincinnati Market.

CINCINNATI, Sept TO-
FLOUR-The market opened quiet and
buyers disposed to hold off; but after the for
eign news became known, the market closed
dull and heavy, and prices nominal holders
asked So 30CG5 40 for superline.
WHISKY-A good demand and prices lc.
higher sales of 900 brls. at 2l@2l &C., the lat
ter rate for wagon.
WHEAT--The demand continues good, and
the market firm at | l2@l Ia for prime red,
and 20G9l % for prime white sales of 300
bu good white at 20; 600 do prime white at
%; 259 do common white at l3; 1000
do prime red at l IL; 800 do choice red al
| IS; 400do prime white, and 5000 bu prime
red and white were sold on private terms.
GROCERIES-The demand in the regular
way continues good at full prices. Sugar 8
to 9lc; Coffee l5@l64c.; and Molasses 43@
44c.
CORN-The demand for ear confines ac
tive, and prices advanced to 46947c, in bulk
The receipts are light. There is an improved
demand for shelled, and prices advanced &c
per bush, closing at 54@55c for mixed, and
55@57c, for prime white, sackincluding sales
of 400 bush mixed shelled at 54c., including
sacks.
OATS-The market is steady, with faiI
demand at 30c, in bulk. Sales of 500 bush in
bulk at 30c
RYE-There is fair demand at 65@6SC
for prime Sales 800 bush at Gee
BARLEY-There is fair demand for prime
fall, but the lower grades are dull; we quote
prime fall at 75c,, and fair to good at 65@70'
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-09-10
New YORK Market.

[By Telegraph for the Daily Empire.l
NEw YORK, Sept 10.
FLOUR - Receipts 25,sOO bbls; market
6rmer; sales 5000 at 1905 So for superior
state; 5 1905 IS superfne western OO@
35 common to medium extra western; 20
@6 80 inferior to good shipping extra R. Fl.
o.
RYE FL0UR-Steady at 3 1904 40.
WHEAT - Receipts 1892 bu market
better; sales 10000 bu at 3O@l 324 for Mil
waukee Club; 3s@l 40 for winter red wes-
tern; 42@l 60 for white western; l 400
4s for white Indiana and Ohio.
Rhythm at 7s@s0.
BARIEY-Firm
CORN - Receipts 67,2ls bui market
heavy; sales 10000 bu at 6SC97O for sound
mixed western; 66@7O for round yellow.
PORK - Dull at 10 25 for old mess
10 45eOl9 so for new mess.
WHISKY-Dull at 24l@25.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-09-10
For the la0ies.


MIR p. A. LAFEE has just returned nom the East
lNl with large assortment Of goods in his line, and
among his Watches You will find the celebrated makes
OF II. l.. Martie's Chronometers, Henry Book, Jules
Ranss, Jules Jurgensen James Stoddard, f., D. John
son. John Richards and, also other celebrated makers
large assortment Of American Watches, cased TO his
order He also the only agent for the celebrated ma
ker OF the jules Huguenin Watches among which he
is induced to sell low a. sixteen collars, and
guarantee them to keep good time on the railroad or
any where else, II not they may be returned. Also
large assortment of Diamonds and other Jeweiry
His pure silver manufactured to order and
stamped with his own name which he guarantees equal
to coin His plated ware is Manufactured by Rogers
Bro .
His goods are bought exclusively for cash from the
importers and manufacturers, which enables HIM to sell
as cheap not only any retailers, but any obbers Y
the Union. He has engaged the services Of Mr. Russell
who Ii one Of best watehInakers In the United States
and il he repairs watch there is coming back for The
deficiency OF his workmanship. Any hne watch lei u
his care he is willing pay double the cost should Mr.
r. fail 10 repair them as well as any workman n thu
United States. You will find him at the old stand mex
10 the NJ. H. Church, THIRD street. Orders taken fol
Hair work. aulIda"zm
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-09-10
Chicago Market.

CHICAGO, Sept 8.
There was an active inquiry for -four, and a
large business was done at an advance of 10
G9i5c per brl-the ruling price being 81 100
5 90 for good to choice brands Of spring wheat
extra A few favorte brands we're also taken
at s. 05. There was an active demand for
wheat at the opening of Change, and before
the receipt of the Board of Trade dispatches
from New York large amount was sold at
$4,000 for No 2 spring, 92@93c for No /,
and s0@slc for rejected spring After re-
ceipt Of dispatches the market advanced 4c,
but soon fell back and closed weak. Corn was
firm but less active, SIC for No. 2 and 3sc for
No. in store. Oats active at 2lc f. O. b. Bar
ley in good demand at 55@65c for No. and
in store, Rye quiet at soc Freights firm
at lGc for wheat to Buffalo, with few vessels
n mort
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-09-10

Posf OFFIcE, DAYroN, June n, 1860.
until further notice. mails will close at this Office as
fOll0ws
For New York, Philadelphia and New England
States, daily except Sunday nj $50 AN.
For Cincinnati, b., Eastern, Western Northern and
Southern States, daily except Sunday at 1850 A. NJ and
b:fb Pn
For Columbus and GAINESVILLE, o., daily except sun
day nj $50 A. ".
For Xenia and Yellow Springs at $50 0PH
For Miamishurg, Germantown, Franklin, Hamilton,
Eaton, o. and Connersville Ind, daily except Sunday
b.l5 NJ
For Springfield, urtana, Tim, sandusky, Toledo,
Cleveland, o., Fort Wayne Ind, and Michigan, daily
except Sunday al 6.l5 A..
For Richmond Cambridge, Centreville, Indianapolis,
Ind, and New Paris, o., daily at 300 p. N.
For Greenve, g., Union City, Winchester, Munice,
and Jay County, lnd daily except Sunday at Slb A. N.
For Troy, Coyington Pqua Sidney. st. Marys and
Fort Wayne, daily except Sunday ct $40 A. N.
For Union, West Milton end Little York, Tuesday
and Saturday, at 1880 A. N.
For Johnsyle, New Lebanon and West Alexandria,
Tuesday and saturday, &c 1880 An.
For Clayton, Centre and Ludlow, Friday OF each
week, at9P.N.
For cenreyille Lebanon and Mason Tuesday, Thurs
day and Saturday at 22OOH.
For vandaa and Ohambersburg, ct 1900 n. Tues
day and Saturday.
For Tayiorsyiiie Wednesdays and Saturdays, at sl5
N. e. A. KING, p. NJ
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-09-10
Three Days Later from Europe

CAPE RACE, Sept Z.
The steamer City of Washington, from
Liverpool 29th, via Queenstown Both, passed
this point to-day
1t was reported in Paris on the 2sth that
the King of Naples had quilted there on board
the frigate StromboR, and that the Piedmon-
tese occupied the forts.
This report required confirmation.
Disturbances at Naples were imminent Ap
peals to the people to revolt we're being pub
cly distributed
The Neapolitan Minister of War and Gen.
Bascoe had left Naples for Calhbria, with six
battalions of reinforcements
LONDON, Aug. 30--The reported fight of
the King of Naples is still uneonfrmed.
The British Parliament was prorogued on
the 2Sth uf
The Queens speech was read by the Lord
Chancellor. She says that her relations with
foreign powers are friendly and satisfactory
She trusts there is no danger of the Interrupt
ton of the general peace of Europe She be-
lieves that if the Italians are left TO settle their
own difficulties, the tranquility of other States
will be undisturbed. fffl
| She hopes that in any negotiations which
may take place on the Savoy question, the
neutrality of Switzerland may be maintained.
She laments the atrocities committed upon
the Christians in Syria and cheerfully concurs
with the other powers Of Europe in assisting
the Sultan of Turkey to re-establish order
She regrets the failure Of negotiations with
China, and says that her forces will support
the demand for full and faithful execution
Of the treaty of Tein Sine She thanks Par
lament for the appropriations for fortihca
tions and congratuates the country on the eff
| fciency of the rife volunteers
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-09-10
Commercial.
Dnyton Market.
OFFICE OF THE DAILY EMPIRE,

OFFICE OF THE DAILY EMPIRE, |
DAYTON, MONDAY, SEPT. 10Th, 1860.
Corrected daily by nAmmnAs pno., Jefferson street
There are no material changes in the re
ports for to-day.
FLOUR Wholesale $500. Retail bes
brands $3.50
wHEAT-sl O5@l Os, according to quail
ity.
CORN.--4Oc and active,
OATS--25c for good quality.
BARLEY. .--6s@7Oc, according to quality
RYE--60@65c and active.
HAYDN, $l4 per tun; new, $ll per tur
HUNGARIAN GRASSES per tun
FLAX-SEED-$l o.
WHISKY-l9Ic and advancing.
HJDES-Best class steer and heller hide,
sc per ib old COW hides 41c bull hides DC
calf skin clear of cuts up to l6 10 &c; kip VI
to 70 ID &c.
GROCERIES, ETC.
Corrected for the Daily ENrrRE by Knelsy McIntyr
a Co., No. 3l3 Third st.)
Sugar, firm; advanced ic.
Coffee, firm; advanced to &c.
We quote to-day Coffee l51@l6.
Sugar firm at sl@91.
Molasses, dull, and lc lower ut 46@47.
Teas 35(165.
Cheese 7l@sl
Tobacco 20@40.
Rice 5@54.
Prunes Sl@94
Candles l3,
Soap 5l@7
White Fish 5,25@5,5O, Halves.
Mackerel 9,OO@20,0O per barrel, as to quail
ity.
Dried Apples 5G96 per pound
Brooms 81, ,25@$2,4 40 per doz
Tallow 9@S4
Salt 81, 10 per Dbl.
Beans, White $l0e per bu
Butter l0@l2.
Eggs 7@S.
Pepper l0@ll.
Alspice l0@ll.
Raisins 50, 75@$3OO.
Valentia do. 9A@l0 per lb.
Figs l0@ll.
Vinegar 6@9 per gallon.
Lead cot
Shot 81 80 per sack.
Starch &c.
Ground Spices 80 per doz.
Tar 81, ,25@$5,0O per Dbl,
Matches 20 per gross
Cotton Yarns 20 per lb
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-09-10
Toledo Market.

TOLEDO, Sept 8.
FLOUR-Sales of 100 brls Xxx at $5 so;
$50 brls do at IS 25; 250 brls IS l24; 220 brls
ex at S. 90; 200 brls do at IS 90.
WHEAT-Sales of 10000 bu red at ll2tc;
$4,000 bu do at ll24c; $4,000 bu on pit Sales
of white 1000 bu NJ S at ll7ci 1000 bu NJ S at
ll6c $500 bu do at ll6c 2500 bu at ll64c
On the street about 500 bu red was bought al
an average of llOc. AT the close 1900 bu
white NJ S was reported at llSc. Wheat mar
ket closed weak.
CORN-Sales of 5000 bu 4sc; 1000 bu al
4Sc
OATS-Sales of 300 bu at Zoe
RYE-Sale of 200 bu at 53c
BARLEY-Sells at Soc
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-09-10

RaS- The weather is cool enough, we pre-
sume, for those clever people who were com
planning few days ago Of ''roasting alive T
We saw one of the genus this morning shv-
ering in the cold, cloud-covered atmosphere
through which the rays of the sun were in vain
endeavoring TO penetratei and they looked
lust as thoug they had ct Of the indigo-blues.
These thn-skinned folks have hard time OF
il in this climate one day they are roasting
alive !" the next they ''nearly freeze" Death
will probably tranquilize these little incompat'
Utilities, all in good time. We say to them
'sWait little longer"
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-09-10
Judge DougIas at IIarrIsburg.

HARRIaBURa, Sept 7.---P NJ
After the meeting was organized, Mr.. Doug.
las commenced his speech by glowing eulo-
cv of Pennsylvania, as an empire within her
SELF She. as State, had a great interest in
the Union. Her interests required the foster
ing hand of the Government she had not re-
ceiyed the support from the National Govern.
ment that she was entitled to. She had the
whole Union fer a market, for her mineral
wealth was inexhaustible, and worth more
than mines Of gold He pitched generally
into Congress and the general Government,
for the past few years
He denounced the Government for paraliz.
ing the interests of Pennsylvania for several
years. The Government had failed TO per.
form the functions for which il was created,
The system of Government must be changed,
or saster would occur. Either it tended to
reduce the expenditures or increase the reve-
nues. The only remedy is a proper tariff.
Il was proposed in Congress, but was over
slaughed by the interminable negro question.
He went into an argument defensive Of the
protective policy, especially as regards Penn.
sylvania's Interests; but the question will new.
er be settled till the negro question is thrown
out and repudiated.
He censured Congress for neglecting It's le-
pitimate duties to stray after false gods. He
referred to the efforts Tor the relief Of old sol.
diers. They could not pass the bill in their
behalf for want Of time-the negro question
interferred. This state Of things cannot last.
He next argued the doctrine Of non-interven.
ton, and made gallant defense of the Union
and Constitution. He denounced Buchanan
and Breckinridge in severe terms as conspira-
tor TO destroy the Union. He pitched into
Secretary Cobb; referred to his speeches in
1856, pledging Buchanan and the Democratic
party to protective policy
He has since abandoned that idea, proving
recreant to his pledges to the people. Mr..
Buchanan knew Cobbs duplicity and he ap.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-09-10
inauguration Perry statute.

CLEVELAND, Sept TO,
The attendanceis large. Masons, 0dd-Fel
lows and Military in full force; several com
panies Ohio Volunteer Malta, under Brig.
Gen Fitch, with many companies from Penn
sylvania, Michigan and New York, are encamp-
ed at Camp Perry and join in ceremony
Two hundred and fifty passenger loaded
cars arrived this morning, in addition TO pre-
viops arrivals Probably the largest gather
ing ever in Ohio.
From abroad are Gov. Sprague and staff,
r. l., Hon, Geo, Bancroft Orator of the day,
J. s. Bartlett, Secretary State, and others.