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Grand Marshal,
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Ads
First -Divson-JoHN l.. GUBERNATOR, ERNEST To-
LEDANo. ... .
Second Division-JosEPH HERNANDEZ, ERNEST MO
REL.
Third DiyisiOn--R ROBERT wYNNE, AUGUsrIN LARosE
Fourth District-THEODoRE A. JAMES, E. A. PATTER-
son.
MUSIC.
First Division.
Marshal Observation-Disclosures. ERNEST T0LEDAS0.
BELL KNIGHTS.
EVERETT KNIGHTS.
MINUTE MEN OF 90.
UNION GUARD,
Comprising all the Clubs of that the First Second
sss.4. Third and Fourth Districts. es~
~ I Second Division! -
Marshal ERNEST MoREI. IS
FOSSIL CLUB.
IA FOSSILS GLARD.1
YOUNG BELL RINGERS
@.lgF CONSTITUTION CLUB. SIS
BELL RANGERS. go
CRfTTENDEN GUARDS.
MOUNT VERNON CLUB.
Third Division.
Marshal. .....-............AUGUsTIN hARosE.
azss@s EVERETT RANGERS
a13 Z METROPOLITAN CLUB H.rfa
3. BUNKER HILL RANGERS. q
ROUGH AND READY CLUB ~
~ - KENTUCKY GUARDS
q Fourth Division.
Marshal ,,.,...,-...........E e. A. P A TTERS0S.
UNION CLUB.
BELL LATHERS.
BELL CHAMPIONS.
EVERETT GUARD.
~ Clubs from Algiers and Gretna.
Clubs from Jefferson City and Carroilton
X ou tc:
Cana tbS
meeting the procession will Royal street to lower
side OF Eplanade down Espanade Mara up Marais to
Maine up Maine to Rampant up Rampant Thala up Thaia
TO Magazine down Magazine ST. Joseph down Joseph
Camp down Camp to Canal street. where the procession will
dismissed
All the Climbs Of the First and Fourth Districts are requested
meet at Lafayette Square and those and Third
Congo Square, o'clock and thence proceed to Canal
street.
The Marshals of the different Clubs requested to aid the
Marshal of their Division preserve the order and deco
in their ranks while the procession moving through the
different in the line of march
All Clubs are requested to be on Canal street puncua ~
O'Clock, precisely.
AD0LPHE MAZUREAU,
o. 2p2t Gland Marshal
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LOST Saturday evening" 18th ut Canal street, be
Claiborne and Royal streets, HAIR BRACELET, wit
Clasp. Any person finding will confer favor Nh
dersgned by leaving the office Canal Cotto
Press.
oil 2p2ta j. VAN WlCkI4E.
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National U,sioss 1Vckei.

.Fasaonas Ufstos Tucked.
FOR PREsIDENT
JOHN BELL, of Tennessee.
FOR VICE PRESIDENT:
EDWARD EVERETT, of Masssehusot,.
PRESIDENTIAL ELECTORS FOR LOUISIANA.
First Electoral District.
RIvIERE GARDERE, Of St. Bernard Eloc,or.
G. DEFERRIhT. of Orleans, Alternate
Second Electoral District.
Hon RANDELL HUNT, OF New Orleans Elec,o,.
JULES LAyERuNE New Orleans, Alternate.
Third Electoral District
CHRISTIAN R0sELIUS Of Jefferson, Elector
DUNCAN S. CAGE, of Terrehonne Alternate.
u.M Fourth Electoral District.
j. o. FuQUA of East Felicana, Elector.
I'M FAYR0T, of West Baton Rouge, Alternate
. mmm Fifth Electoral District
THOMAS II. LEWIS, of opelousas, Elsctor
vALSIN FoURNET, of St. Martin, Alternate.
81. Sixth Electoral District
JOHN RAY of ouachita, EIector
Hon b. l.. HODGE, Of Csddo, Alternate,
each which reside in separate Districts ya
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Foa HIaE. A colpred girl, good house servant
= aaseriisedf oI hite in Ehis paper.
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Pure Ri-Ssxlphite of Zine.

The subscriber informs Sugar Planters that heretofore
is now prepared 10 execute their orders for B-SULPHITE OF
LINE, which usual he Will guarantee for quality and pu
ry All orders sent him No 80 Royal street over the Drug
Store, will meet with prompt attention.
oil 2plm RICHARD Fl. CHM.
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Koetatg Rel Ringers,
ATTENTION.,

This Club will assemble al Odd Fellows. Hall on WEDNEs
DAY EVENING, the i'll inst, At i O'CLOCK
aEveFy member is be pnnctual as business of
importance will be previous 10 attending he Mass
Meeting and Procession on Canal Street
by order Of the President:
o. opt D. C. GANTER, Sec,y.
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ezs- warranted Pnrelx Xegetnhle- Al, the

= 81 w aFfanted Purely Neget table = All the
ingredients Of Brandcth Pills pgatve and
junction to Open detach, dissolve cleanse cool heal so
carry of the body whatever Injuries By being dgesed
like the food they enter into and with The
and remove all BAD huos They dissolve all unnatural
collections cleanse the blood and tubec ulcers etc.
let them be in what part the system they may They inule
part the body They carry away nothing good
They only what Is bad They nanre ag with
it. ac with it, and always do their work we'll. Their use has
saved many valuable life.
These celebrated Pills sold Is cents per box with full
objections 294 Canal street New York d. Brandets Of
ice, and by j. WRIGHT CO., Nos 81 Isl Charttes
street, and by all respectable dealers in medicines
seq 2p2tawaeowW-lm
h9~Westerf RepoEt-Lima, H., July 5,.5s.
aessrs. ". y, Hagan co.Gens: enjoy ing my youth
ful hair At fifty have with many instances Of the
same kind iee just that your Colorng hss
strengthened my eyes that changed my hair Three
years ago grey. BY accident across bottle of
your Restorative, tried IT and found it was recon-
mended-hence trade satisfied that with little at
IGNITION large be sold the worth of the article
Is only to be known insure It's in almost every family in
the country. have but dozen left the Ave gross re-
ceyed in January last. wish some this week
Yours, truly, II. W. WOOD
Remember that this result produced by aenstrees In
imiabe, the original and only reliable Hair Re torave
Price % cents and 81 a bottle. Sold everywhere.
w. f. HAGAN Il CO., Propre ors, Troy n Y
Sold by o. WRIGHT Co. 81 ard l5l Charires street New
Orleans. sell 2plm&Y
ss-Why does the Wheeler 81 Wilson com
publish many pnte statements against Sew
ing Machines /?
From the fact that they great Improvement on theirs
aud does away with the leather pads and loop check.
The Soat Marhnns still continue than double the sale
Of all others at Ne. 81 Caual street
se1O 2plm&w NJ, s. HEneIcK, Agent
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Esr. EKutChfsoM's

Hp8's ERERkCReESfb3t7 8
CLASSICAL AND COMMERCIAL INSTITUTE
viii commence Its Fail Session On MONDAY The Isl of DC
ober al the corner Of Pryaaa aud ealHopc thu
elementary and higher nntuees taught Yourg msn pre-
/ pnIul for bnslue.s COLL g. tr.s 2n8L.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-08-10

ST. JosEPH, Mo-, Aug o.
The Pony Express with California news to
the 2Sth ult arrived this morning
The Breckenridge party have taken courage
from Eastern advices, and are organizing en-
ergetieally Several prominent Democrats,
who at first favored Douglas, are coming out
for the other side
An address, urging the support Of Breckin-
ridge, is signed by sixty-fve prominent Dem
ocrats, twenty-five of whom are federal office
holders, and eight more recipients Of federal
patronage. 1t is difficult to estimate which
is the strongest thus far, II Democratic
newspapers are for Douglas, l3 for Breckin-
ridge, and remain non-committal With the
Democratic party divided, the Republicans
hope to carry the State.
Some respectable Bell and Everett meetings
have been held
A man named Wetzler was murdered on
the 18th of July by VIM. Walls, who fed to
the Washoe mines, where he was arrested on
the Odd While being conveyed in an open
wagon back to Sacramento, in charge Of three
officers, when near the city, in the night, the
prisoner managed to slip his handouts and
get pistol from sleeping officer, with which
he mortally wounded one and killed the other
two officers, and thus made his escape. He
has not been re-arrested. Great excitement
exists
Strong efforts are being made to prove the
alleged will Of the late Senator Broderick
forgery with considerable weight of testimony
on that side.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-08-10
Pennsylvania Democratic Con-
Ynnllnn.

CarssoN, Pa, Aug. 10
The Democratic State Convention met nj 4
T. m. yesterday, the President Welch in the
chair, and II. p, BuAham Secretary. gixtv-
seven members were present, Mr.. Welcb
opened by speech He was in favor of con-
ciliation, and he hoped the electoral ticket
would aemain as it was
Mr. Diefonbach, Of Clinton, presented A res.
olution declaring that Il bchooves all good
Democrats to stand by the decision Of the
Convention.
Gen. Miller moved an amendment calling
a new convention
Isaac Leech moved to amend by substitu-
ting the Reading Convention Rejected
ayes IL nays 81
A. G. Fulton, Of Armstrong county moved
the following:
Resoired, That the action Of the conyen.
ton OF the 2d of July be considered, and the
following substituted
Resoiued, That the Democratic Electoral
tickets be headed with the names of Douglas
and Beckinrdge rs the electors at large, and
that IN event OF the success Of the said ticket,
II the greater number Of the votes shall lave
been cast for Douglas, then the vote Of the
State shall be cast for Douglas and Breclsin-
ridge and Lane for the same Office, that the
chairman of the Convention be directed TO
require pledge from the electors and if any
refuse his name be omitted
After long debate, the first portion of the
proposition about heading the Elsctoral ticket
was agreed to-ayes 49, nays %.
The second part, throwing the vote for the
candidate who has chance of election. was
agreed to viva voce.
The resolution as finally adopted, reads as
follows
Resoired, That the electoral ticket be
headed with the names of Douglas or Breck-
inridge as an elector ut large, and in the
event OF the success Of the said ticket If the
IeAter number shall have been cast for Mr.
Douglas, then the vote Of the Electoral col
,ge of the State shall be cast for Douglas
aud johnson, but If for Breckenridge, then
for Breckinridge and Lane If the vote of
pennsylvania cannot elect the candidate for
whom the majority of the votes are cast, and
can elect ans other man running for Pres-
dent claiming to be Democrat then the vote
OF the Electoral College shall be cast for the
candidate; If it win not elect either of the can
ddates for whom it is cast or any of the Dem
ocrats who are voted for in the States, then
the vote shall be cast for the candidate
who has the way of the votes of the State, and
the Chairman of the committee he required to
obtain their several and dstict pledges Of ac-
quiesence in the the foregoing resolution and
report the result of his action at future
meeting of the committee
The committee then adjourned sine die
with cheers.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-08-10
New York Items.

NEw York, August o.
Arrests have been made for passing counter
felt Sos on the Addison Bank of Addison, New
York Counterfeit Sos on the Merrimac
Bank of Haverhill, Massachusetts,
George Rupert, young German, commit
ted suicide last night, in Avenue A, with ars-
enic.
A letter from Bounbrook, New York, says:
Last week, Colonel Lewis Long, jealous of
his wife, strangled her to death, and then kill
ed himself
Yesterday Mrs Datson attemted to pois-
on herself by taking laudanum, in eonse-
quence of reports of infdelity on the part OF
her husband. She is recovering
There were two fatal cases of sun-stroke
yesterday.
The venerable VIM Neil d. D., long set
tied minister of the Presbyterian church, died
yesterday morninS, aged so, at his residence
in Philadelphia. He was formerly President
Of Dickenson College, Carlisle, Pa
Steps have been taken TO consolidate the
Harlem and Housatodio Railroad
Legal proceedings have been taken by the
NJ S II r., against the Corn Exchange Bank
to recover Sl53000, the amount of the bonds
held by the bank as collateral to the loan re
Gently paid
The base ball match between the Atlantic
and Excelsior clubs to day was won by the for
mer. The score was 10 to II.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-08-10
Toledo Market.

TOLEDO, Aug 3.
The market yesterday received black
eye and closed fiat all round. About o.
clock p. NJ, despatch was received which
mentioned decline of two cents on wheat in
New York, after which not transaction was
effected
FL0UR-Sales SMALL 100 bbls extra at
$i,75.
WHEAT-Sales of red before report to the
extent of $4,000 bu at l06c; after report moth
ing done-buyers not in the field sales of
white before report reached 10000 bu at 1896
after report $500 bu at l09c. At the close
market fiat for both white and red From
teams-white l0s; red l0j.
CORN-A sale of 5000 bu at the opening
was made at 454c; 5000 bu at 45c and 1000
bu at 45c, at which the market closed very
weak
RYE-Sales of 500 bu in lots ut b6c.
OATS-lInst sales at 25le
BARLEY--Sells at 50955.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-08-10
New York Market.

ny Telegraph for the Daily Empre.l
NEw YoRK, Aug. 10.
FLOUR = Receipts lO,524 bbls; market
heavy sales 9,40O at 20@5 % for superior
state; 1905 20 superfne western; ESQ
As common to medium extra western; 40
as 80 inferior to good shipping extra r. IL
O.
RYE FL0UR-Steady at SO 1904 20.
WHEAT - Receipts 36,6O6 bu; market
heavy sales 10000 bu at 20 for Mil
waukee Club; 22@l % for winter red ives
tern; 32@l 324 for white western
RYE-Quet az so.
BARLEY-Dull
CORN-Receipts 3,O2s bu; market firm /;
sales 1000 bu at 63@63l for sound mixed
western &C for round yellow
PORK - Dull at l8 so for old mess
10 06 for new mess.
WHISKY-Firmer at 2ll@2l!
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-08-10
Political.

BARNEsvILLE o., Aug. 0-At the Demo
cratic Convention. Of the Seventeenth Con-
gressional District, J. r. Morris, of Monroe,
was nomination by acclamaton after the eight
ballot The meeting was large, and there
was an immense enthusiasm and perfect har-
mony.
ST. Louis, Aug. 9-In six counties Orr
gains over tolns majorities, in 1858, l,40O
In thirteen counsies jackson gains 3,tO0 over
Stewards majorities
MLLEDGEvILLE, Ga, Aug. 9-At the Breek-
i rilge State Convention to-day Chas. Melon
el aud Henry r. jackson were appointed elec-
tors at large. The Convention was large and
hai monious. Mr. Toombs made speech,
Mr. Cobb was not present
ST LOUIS, Aug-S. G. Daily was nomina-
ted for delegate to Congress by the Republican
Convention at Plattsmouth, Nebraska
ANN ARBoR, Men, Aug 9-Geo Y. N.
Dathrop was nominated to-day by the Demo-
Gratis OF the First District for Congress
FoRT SMITH, Aug. 9--Washington county
gives Rector $50 majority for Governor one
precinct to hear from.
Carroll county gives johnson 100 maj; Mad
ison county gives Rector 200 majority.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-08-10

BB~The way-marks are departing one-by-
one, and soon the patriots of 76 will be known
only in history. They were gallant band,
those old-tme heroes, and worthy examples
for the imitation of succeeding generations
A correspondent sends us the following lines
of interest in relation to the life and death of
one whom we remember as an old man when
we were boy;
Frederick Staver departed this life, August
3D., 1860, in Jefferson Township Montgomery
County, Ohio. The deceased was born in
Berks county Pennsylvania, in the year l776,
August 18th, and was nearly 81 years old at
the time of his death He came to this county
in 1904, then wilderness, and has been a
resident ever since. He was the father of six
teen children, nine Of whom are living He
was q staunch Democrat all his life, having
cast his first vote for Jefferson and for every
Democratic Presidential candidate since.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-08-10
California mail steamers.

NEW YoRH, August 10
The steamship C6dtzacoalcos has been pur-
chased for about 100000 from parties in New
Orleans and will be despatched in few DAYS
for the Pacific to join the Noses Taylor and
Granada
The Illinois on her return from Europe
will be thoroughly overhauled and with the
Star Of the Uest will probably perform the
service on this side, and probably another
vessel will be added
The Isthaus Of TehdWntepec will be used
for the transit and 1t is the determination to
make the trip in lS days.
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Notarirs.


John U. KaIEDLER, NOTARY PUBLIC.
~ Ohce-Centul Insurance Office, Mayors Rooms,
No. 20 Fast Side Of Main, between Second and Third
Having received the appointment Of Notary Public in
In and nr the county oi Montgomery, Ohio the under.
signed takes this meihodt TO inform his friends and the
puhlic generally, that he Is prepared 20 do all the
business pertaining 10 said otce tin may he entrusted
TO him. correctly, ami on the shortest notice.
noyl5-tf JOHN q. KRIEDLER.
TAMEs TURNER, JUSTICE or THE PEACE
81 AND NOTARY PUBLIC. Once BecSel building,
Jefferson street. near the Corner of Third, In the
room formerly occupied hy Justice Torrenee Partcu-
lar attention paid 10 drawing Deeds Mortgages, Con
tnAts, Bonds, snd Legal Papers Also, collections
prompt mru
CMALL cAKEs.-A good assortment Of small Cakes
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-08-10

B@-JoHN recently joined the Guard Be
ing anxious to learn and practice the drill be-
fore the Company should turn out, he applied
to brother soldier to come to his house in the
evenings, and "put him through" After sew
eral evenings were spent in this way, JonY
concluded he was on the fright route" and
could get on by himself His wife was quite
unwell at the time, and he was setting up with
her at night for the purpose of administering
medicine. Ascertaining that she was asleep,
he at once commenced instructing himself in
the drill, and so interested and distracted did
he become, that time flew by without note, un-
til at length his wife, reused him, with-"Are
you crazy, Johnp 1t was broad daylight, and
joHS aseertained that he had been soldering
for about hours, and that his wife had got
along well without her medicine; indeed, she
said she felt able to get up
Johnny is gone for a soldierr
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-08-10

posr OFrfcE, DAYTON, June IL 1890
follows "
For New York, Philadelphia, and New England
Statcsi daily except Sunday al $50 An
For CINCINNATI o. Eastern, Western, Northern and
Southern States, daily except Sunday at 7ao N, and
For Columbus aud zanesvile, o., daily except Sun.
th,y at $50 A. ~
For Xena and Yellow Springs at s.s0rM
For Mamisburg, Germantown, Franklin Hamilton
6i4b
For Springfield, Urhana, THIN, sanduslxy, Toledo.
Cleveland q, Fort Wayne, Ind, aud Michigan, daily
except Sundny at s,15 A. ~ '
For Richmond, Cambridge, Centreville Indianapolis
Ind, and New Pnfs, o., duly Mt 300 r. w.
For Groenvile, o. Union City, Winchester Munce,
and Jay County Ind daily except Sunday at 8l5 A. ~
For Troy, Covngton Pqua, Sidney, ST. Marys and
Fort Wayne, daily except Sunday at sl5 A. NJ
For Union, West Milton and Little York Tuesday
and Saturday, nj 1850 A. M
For Johnsyle, New Lebanon and West Alexandria
Tuesday and Saturday, at 1880 An.
week, nj o p.
day and Saturday at 22iOOM.
For Vandaia and Chanbersburg, at 1900 NJ. Tues
day and Saturday.
For Toylorsuile, Wednesdays and Saturdays, at sl5
A. NJ E. A. KING, 2. M.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-08-10

REPORTED FOR THE DAILY EMPIRE
TlIondIn ot G,hIIIIcotbe.

CHiLIIcoTHE, Aug. 9.
Menters Concert at Masonic Hall, last
evening, was largely attended, and their truly
fine music delighted thousands who we're
crowded in and around the Hall AT 10 O..
clock p. NJ the streets were again crowded
with people anxious TO witness The night as.
ccnsioni estimated as political gatherings are,
should say there we're 10000 people present
Drummond lights we're placed on the Court
House tower and little after ten, Blondin
made his appearance ut the above place, and
as he stepped ON the rope The air was rent
with the shouts of the assembled thousands
The night was dark aud rcd and blue lights
were carried under the rore, as Blondin pro-
ceeded rapidly, halting but twice to exhibit
some new and daring features.
At the Water street end of the rope, he at
tached to his person a wheelbarrow filled
with fireworks. Having walked about one
hundred feet, he stood still to exhibit a new
feature in pyroteohnics, meteors being played
out Il was one Of the most beautiful and
brilliant tableaux ever witnessed For about
five minutes the wheebarrow was one blaze Of
fire. shooting Roman candies, blue, red, yel-
low and green lights, and serpents in every
direction. Blondin standing sill, and sur
rounded by these lights, seemed like a beuuti-
ful statue When he aguin started, and had
arrived half way he discovered his clothing on
fire. With great presence of mind he sat on
the rope and pulled off the burning parts, es-
Gaping with but slight injuries to his shoulder
and arm. He arrived in safety on the tower
at II p NJ, where he descended, and was
again carried on the shoulders Of the enthusi-
astic crowd to the Valley House, amidst great
cheering. Everybody was perfectly satisfied,
as well as greatly astonished at the novel and
wonderful sight The excursion trains start
ed out soon after the performance, loaded
down, the people all in the best Of spirits At
midnight the Sons Of Malta marched slowly
and solemnly to still more solemn and met
ancholy music, which closed the days per
formance
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-08-10

AhNhNNAA AAftNiNhi august y
Preseut--Mcssrs Ayrcs, Brown, Elliott
Lindsly, Love and Miller
Minutes Of previous meeting read and ap-
proved
A communication was received from Mr..
Hanson, (colored) teacher Of the negro school
aud i was referred to the committee on
Teachers
A petition was received from German citi-
zens Of the Second District for German
school II was referred to the visiting com
mittees of the Second and Third Districts
who will report on the propriety Of establish
ing such School at the next meeting.
The committee TO whom was referred the
case Of Mr. WoLFF, German teacher in the
Eastern District, reported adversely to Mr.
WoLrFs re-appointment as teacher in said
District
This report brought up an excited discus
sion, The seats outside the bar we're filed
with people who came to learn what was pro-
posed TO be done in the case Of WoLrF
among the number were three or four women,
who warmly espoused the cause Of Mr. W.,
and as warmly denounced those who were
averse to his re-appointment A vote was at
length taken on the question and decided in
the negative.
Mr. BRowN offered the following resolution.
Resolred, That hereafter the assistants to
the several principals shall occupy the recita.
ton rooms, leaving the government and occu.
pancy of the main rooms, except absence so
far as necessary under the rules for Wis ting
the other rooms to the principals, whose dn-
ties shall be to instruct all the pupils in said
department, or to frequently examine the class
taught by their assistants. Laid over one
week
After some further business of little impor-
tance the Board adjourned to meet on Thurs
day, August 80
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