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The RFttinh k'nriba meH-t&ry Elections,
BY TIE STEAMER SCOTIA,

QCEKKs10wx, July 1e.-An attaut111 10 EeF-
lid WIS conccttfstcd on fhc elecHona. TO the
erenipg oi the 14,h the number of cont.tts com
p.eted WIS., al. Ut III. re the Liberia had 963
eIste sna the Conservatives 15s. Compared with
the l:gt ParllaIcut The Lbe1s1s, according to the
c.,cnlatlons Of the TMes, hare lost t~en,y.six
md have gained Thirty i've scats: 30 TINT the net
eetn to the Government thus far has been nine.
1sbrr3' eains are anticipated IN ireland. aud, oo
tbe whole. the 7ttn. lock. for great teinf1lce.
The Morning Herald only admits aloss Of four
coascrvatlse tea.s, and 1rfues - ut thts los. u
we're still a33 r. ats 10 he tlIpd. mainly by the
counter. AID The cottests for toese would eI'eud
cvc1 smother weCE.
Lord PA!metston w:s Of c~u.ac rttu,nea for
Tiverton. but be h:t 4 conservative for his col
le.Eue tnstea6 ofa l1heI.', a. formerly;
Nj. ". Il. G.ts.one, soa o! the Chancellor Of
tbs E1chequer. ha3 been elected for Chester
Mr. Jacob Bright, forotner OF Nr. John
@s
The frz. Two days vo'ing for Oxford Uoive-s1-
= left M Gladstone N minority Of twenty hse+
The polling would coItiene for tntea more d4ys.
In view nf The possible fAi'urn Of hr. Gfsdetone
1t Oxford, :he liberals bad nominated him r. one
nj The cabdidstes for the southern Gtgistou Of
LAncarhte There was a close contest In Liver.
pocI, sui the resu1t WIS In fAgos Of the two con-
kervstiye caudit1tes, Meaert Hosrfai md Grcaves.
TIE eltet1Jns In bODt p&tceA had been accom-
patitd With rlrtanr, hut nothing Of a serious NJ:
iure had occurred and, on tbs who'e, they may
be ettd to have 70 Int pahs-d on satisfactorily.
HIoTs And DISTURBANCE.
Al Gfanthsm the polling boob was attached By
the crowd 2rd destroyed. At Nottingham 1t was
found necessary to have the r,ct act resd- The
eou'est 1t that pfscc hsd been, from the drst, Of
tic 1ntst eeEere Character. and pa 'tisanshtp r.n
vsry high An att.ck Wal made hf the t'l&ust"
{Briush for row:tes) on a conm'ttea .oom Of
Morley 5ni PaRet, and 1t was completely Ratte !,
al the wtit!Ig mste1lals 8nd furniture being
antth.d up. Str R1bcrt C1ioson, 1he
radical c1Edldate. wnited upon the Mayor
and magistrates. claiming their a.E1st.
arce, and stating that num1ert OF bis SUD-
portets were prevented from polling by his oppo.
reuts. Further violence being lpprehended, and
the SPECIAL copBfablts IND 1egular po1ice not be-
Ing deened aufdt t;ent to Keep lba peace, the not
act Was ratd, snd 4 sQuA4t0n OF the 1'Hh Hussaft,
With detlchment Of The Esd foo. we're 81 ut f,f.
They socn made their appearance IN the natket
place. Nearly al tie snops in 'he ioVn we.e
closed. The excitement Afterwards soue VII It
anated, md the military wsre w1tnaraTn. Al
P.rnmo1th moth 11ot1nR took place, and AID er-
ran Scales vas eeverely injured 5y blow III the
tacx lfuto etnne. At Spn,hltcpton ltrge noh,
thou 3bE "Seymour for ever" Ta:Adrd the
ti1eet4, emsttlnE Windows, and doing q b r dam
sre. 4 etsonge ioree OF police ptsEentsd the de.
,uuction at Klchtfd Atdte rs tnouum en-, ezectcd
iv.R
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Mexican Emigration AGents-Shoot-
lbR ARRAYS,
Especial DiGps ch 70 ChiesEo Tribune
ST. PAUI, Ju'y st-
4 Nex,c:n emigration agent his opered IN Of
flee in this CITY. lie o61rs free tfanspoytattnc,
$3.50 Ia cash, and 300aeres Of land.
fat,l shooting anray oecutrca 1t Hastings,
Surdsy night, between two brothers named John
ant Chat. H0,cen. John Wa4 t1stAatly kl.ed.
Bad wh sky wss ut the bottom Of It.
L .seftrrtd foldteE endeayored to thoot his
brother IN Law In thie city lset night lie missed
hfs a1u and was ar1tsted. he Is desperate iel-
o.. he was pardoned out Of The penltsntiatJ
two or 1hrea yeass ago.
Capt. F,sk arnounee. that be will po.ittve!y
cave St C1Gud On thr Ont week in August lie
1cnvss kcTe Lext Tuesday, An effort IL being
made TO tecurc MI itay cacort for the expedition.
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FROM CAIRO,
sAAAh Wtssouri-HAd 4 cefdtnt to Boy

Especial Dispatch to the Chicago Trihune.1
CA1Ho. July ..
tY men OF the 9Th Mltaouri have arrived
oeie tn 'outt Tor home.
a little boy, named ,obu Fr,v was run over
ty the cars to-cay and lns,sn,1v kt1tea. Ha, in
compfny With oher boyt, Va, riding unon The
COW catchef q The engine. md In cudeayot1ue to
jump OF hb loot .esnght, md be vas drsr1ed
Along the track s1til The forward Wheels % n tbe
engine cauehthlm sna terminated his exlseree c.
c41no Ju,y as.4n ~ a1rv.l from New 0.ie.ns
IN for Inc c1tt, snd sixty Tor 81 Io,e Tstn. co.
hundrcd md shifsy bales paas, Tor ST. Io4ts HI
night AsesTer ifou he Arkan ~ ztver s1siyad
keu phis market remains unehanEed, .eeelp..
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hh0tktnE Occurrence On n Steamer
Favorable Harvest Aspects

.1,n%ACkEE. iuly IS An exciting OCCURRENCE
~ p.aec On ho.td tht STEAMER Annie johnston.
*ess, W hef ~sy hom Il cr3est to s: PIul, yer-
spa,osehed group OF passengers On deck apd
s@cd ipe Roh,t tas nE:. striking 4 pa.sepger
iaso . hsa n9hoess; CT syIaeuss, killing Rim IL
sfm lIjnFed him eesesGy- stoekise was an,i =
c,ssrm. aca.etcntca. aud tsIep % ST PM = ~,
eIsmiLatlon. ~A
TIE crops throughout this State arr IN e,,a1,
iept coDdit1op, aud the we lthcs h~s been remit.
ably nne for harvesting during III. psst thres =,
four dsyt. The wheat crop exceeds any We h.ve
hnd eirce 1879.
, 1865-07-29

WORCESTER. July es-The great rice between
th. Tsle aLd Harvard Collage Boat Cluha for tht
championship ctuad of today. aud resulted tu the
Victory Of the former. Tbs time was-Ya!e. II
and ~ seconds. The dlstsace rored wss three
futleA
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UA11rAk, July ss.-Tne steam yseht c..ra
stne+r Evttett,s party on board. arrived here
yesterday Alter perfect nR some arrangements o'
machinery on 6o1rd. tbs yacht Will sAl 10.
, 1865-07-29

tfcm wnrope very heavy, hut all infos nation coz.
bulk OF the cotton will be in.
The trotps rcw at Memphis are estimated at
6.oco: 1t ii supposed they Will be diT,ced into
equeds, md posted oyer the country to ntntIn
lsw SID order. Troops coutIrce to afTtyc at
Csiro daily, en- ro.te for home to be mustered
, 1865-07-29

Editor TFlhure:
In seh.N rf the family Of the lste Patrick Be.
gan, 81 en7lnees, long connected vita the old
Gslers ro!d, l.teiy On the Uhfo s Mts.tsslppf R.
R. who died frm N acc,deot rccslv,1 IN Fdu-
n'n9 over culyert when washed awsY,
We r turn our msny thanks 70 Jno. G. G1u't.
E.q Superintendent Edward ]. Cuylee Assistant
Super E'nterocnt and SEQ. v. Ttlton. Mister NJ
chilfsf. Ga!eos elTfslnn OF the G. & n. ". r. R.
fur their EentlFtususy cooperation in furnishing
NJ with an enEine md cars to accompany tbs
remains Of Our late iIlend to Elgtn, Sunday July
go.
the gentlemAIIy proprietor Of the Wavsr!y
Henae, 20 return our heartfelt thinks for tbstf
Hospitality extended toward us during o1r stay
aEonkkt them.
CKAsXps
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Sxw YoRK. Ju's ss-G0ld opened ii 1l5 hut ut
thnt pr'ce .hefe were 4 ore sellers ,hfn buyers;
spd the p1ica Subsequently declined to i4il.
Specu}A'lse movement Is dull, the Basrs Dnt
yettemFted to put out shorts.
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MaN&lI'R1a

FAlMIRA, No., July 95.-Crnps along tho riv-
Ct botion8 i'll destroyed. Wbeat In the shock IL
growing. Gurn +s nor nu1t much At ptesent, hat
II IL ftaIct tie Fun will zcald 1t. Weather this
ernr fng Lear mi pleasant.
, 1865-07-29

Ne arr rc1d, BY telegraph. that It is the
a,s,en If Msxim!llian to establish slavery in
Mtr3co. There il not sufficient authority for
a ,crcrt that IL in Itself grossly improbable,
Ttc tendency Ct Ma1tmilttan's policy has,
since he mounted tie throne. been generally
t..x.rd grcates 1ibe1allsm than WAS ayow1d
,,y ,lu men who elevated him TO power; and
r.,de from the manifest impropslety Of Lis
being IL Mexico at all, We SEQ little to com
plain of In lis course - We read it. Tint he
will nov call down upou himself the in.iig-
nation Of the civilized world by taking up
ind adopting the abouinsticn OF aoom1us'
ticne that this country has just expelled, Is
rs little likely as that he Will beecue co.,
v1rttd to Psotstauiisn or profess belief in
American Democracy he Is ut least man
OF scnse and be dare not Outrage tie most
profound conylctlcns Of his Mexican subj ects
10 the weak c1deayos to ca.l to his support
tie "ras-tas and bob. tall" Of the slave.b.ecd-
Ing alistocTacy which ou1 war has driven
acscss the Rio Grande. No, thsre will b. 20
otter slavery In Mexico than that which the
Emperor has tet up oscr tic people whose
authority he hns usutped!
, 1865-07-29

eontirued 14tn for past three weeks. At nonn To-
dns ~iud changed to n. W. ,strou. syzopto rs
cf ciesr1eg W. Almost the whole wheat crnp Is
little viii be .ayed ln guod osdSr. Oats and com
look we'll. Rye and barley average crop.
LAYAyErTE, Tippecsnoe Co, July 2s-The
frtniag Courier hiss the following: Tbs LafaJ-
a nice thing, and still It rams. The children Of
lessc, never wstched the cloud by day With half
the sbs orhlnC !Itsiest Of our wheat tpscu atoss,
sud the worship OF the Golden Calf Ia, its par.
alel in ,he datly iuvocst1ons 10 Jupiter P.avlus.
DELHI, Carroll Co., July 23.-Cnu,lnusd rain
eince July lat. WheRt. two-thirde crop, badly
dsusetd By rain. Oats promats fair Yield. Corn
never looked better. Rye. far crop.
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New QONnterfeIfs.
DosToE, duly e8.-Well executed cnuuterfeit
f1b hllls, On Tncnpson Bunk, Of Thompson,
CcIu., are ir circular hare,
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Chicago Ur1bnnes
earURDAY, JULY %, 1S;l.


r....r1+ ,,,op q Marty ~ na nassr,r7rn.
oesu.' ut. 80 ~ ,-',rnd,n. sno,ha-
41et..A' .,1..ass ~ 81 pm,
!. r.ss a,...tn,, ,F 4bc 9th .nnorcc..
-. u ..........saf ~ ssn,tor,al n.rtv Nes.rs
1taM,.1. 1us avt 80 r.>.ta- fr ,h, E,.t m .h.t
DoeAA>1-
0as. --,z,,ra. c-avaa.-.
49, -. ,,,,.t ~ ...s..,
sns noA css,t ~ Ebo arr,ved tl,e,e m Th1s"
1on' .s"h. ' NJ
o@s nH .c-o.h ,onorts ora -a,.,-.a,
As1u 80. .ta.ca,+s ~ +ht 3 Tsar -.
Uaus rrsn,-.so, Co,r
oauH y. . ...a 49, poa 1,,-o. =, -.
au''rt7 .a .,.aeta ~ s,,1aa. - .e 80. o.sa
oa.,hs.o - n.,.,.1, s...,sE se sus1
'o''usn e.a.u.e .na ...a. ~ - - Tss!s" s openly
e.r4"s s@,.,n~ - - ".sn .'"s
anu -. y" WI 0"u aels'
lug 49, - -. :. w euu's PafHee
~, NV sas sus. ~ ~ ~ p'es tne"sei7es.
1I.n -; ',o A-1s. w n'Aus ~ esop aoang II to
3ho'stt -Aese' ~ ~ u oao 10 arm
1ca eAh u W o"uo pnA"' aud tae 9olnuy
puas ~no Lave oone pata Wal nnd tho nc~
couIt u Inc petts ledeef pT and By
W Oe1H.onee aeiAsI euess 70 ne forth
eImne I""a 'ola'eH o'Poaas FAR, Tor
nAnn k.Sas p'trAi As.e"s ATE making.
~" aas "n s4su ,ues n"u Hse17ed their
4~tI sop'' e"Un ".eu o0i oAo1t4fy fAir TOT
teeu ne1ne 1nsutut'or' una re orc ccnstEatn-
~ a.'nost " "tau lucy aao' e'nee sanitary
A'a4 oseU.e s,;, 4Ao4..
ano 1','"o's Sene.A As4foad Comran5.s
1'ai' stat!s pa:ment ot : per cent OF thcsr
o ea.o1nss nEs 1ost aesalteo IL LIZ tu.'''h u
so,oos 70 nae s1A.e treasury The fos pes"
efe VIII et"ae II 1nst. m,
NJ e3.enh1's s"7no4e III s!''."1
Po.~o IN ne" e'f'eans " ~ e4e'a''4 "Ao
~. es.e.! IVY. d.. ,s
ueuo1t e'ePa'eo .,,sl. npu'4e -, tne eGaucn' ~
anu ~ u "a'cu. 'a,s. A " w. e'"po'
u h'catesn' ~ 49,, VI A'Ne GU
PeI'of' WINE ou sas. ;sa.s.:. ]va;. ,,. -.
1'easa's t.n -; I'm ..ss.ae .a1s I:.e4a u.s~
oui6c0en - ~, =. e.. ~ e u'u.1 a,a.
iel.ne' aua .ue. ~" - a.1 - .a'4, @ oe w a1m
4hc h,;s:rcss CT the Department nutn Can,
rress mcets.
ca;ro dispetcbes rerort cous4de-n.,c ~
cetpts of cottor within the past few asys.
The r,rtison at Memphts. s 600 stronr Ia
IN 1r h,tken ND into scattered souads for the -
nrrscrrat{cn of order and If Intimidation ~ thn
dlslcva, il Tennessee,
The tl,uat.cr In North Carclina ia working
l,sclf c1far. bnt tlu fe,ment is nut a1l orcr'
Some cf tl,e rebel prces arc tak;nr on a 1,irh
tone. md come Of President Johnson,s an.
polntess turn. ont to baye nat enough loyalty
"to swear by," but /. Will I'LL come Gu, richt.
It is better to have the evil wo:k to the sur
face.
An Iowa dispatch says wso1 grower Of
Inst state has lust sheared ,OOo hounds of
wool from less than ninety ehecoard asks
some Illinois clIppcy 10 btat It
The recent massarre Of a party OF eleven
1owans by Indians near Fort Benton is IT,
~! tea e4ee"ns
Eos4ees Heu Io,t .a' '4''ie VI LIE ..ta sas
au&l 0A AuE6AAt 4Aet very C10slQetApts
, 1865-07-29
fRess1 DEs MONIES.

tho iowa Soldters-0sphau1-F
PsJthnR' aud General NtWs-nassn-
Gre by 1LctAux.
, 1865-07-29

f,nnefd ~ ve.,r,n r4i.rosd. out Of fi31,-
%. The n.re hc goes BY ,, IL ~ .G"y
Is not his x, Iea .rh:ie h:nes iii MN II 1t H.
Sesd Of Y ,bi. eclp. Yoa mu*t 90 y 9eu. Nc
clelaa I'd ~. nl S tu5t ecn,, mn dse,,nrd IN t
1annna ,n1n lS shst be di6 not KOS O n Ae;lsi!sa
The ttrsnreI rrpt'ed: III ts ~ On p your E.sorn
1n1emsn snasn 9as 1ehs; % suese.s FOLLOWED % IL.
Ec:isn complsipea thst Ill his plsns vere ka7sn
70 the enemy nsio1o ae "a Isac{ to s9ecate
- ,nsac ~ = rSsrre II, .h- WA !. n.ns,tn.n.
, 1865-07-29
CHICAGO. SATURDAY, JULY 20. 1855.

Wheat tis eooa and al ether grai1s-guess 1t h.s
not been injured much.
J4xEsynlI: Rock Co., Jaly 2e.-Cloady most
crop: Ds 81 81 tsb ho' enough F to "s the sf0naa
D1or7. Rock Co, joy es-Ths continuous
ran does not appear to Lave materially injured
the crops. Yet there Ia Considerable anxiety e1-
pIs,sahsd p., s,nene tha isrmsts here wh sthsr ,hsy
!: froEsnR tss', bnt Goes not ear out ior want OF
ws.1sr Weather: 10, oats gre looking nnc At present
rc5olts ILL., 1aSs iSe hare hs oGsa1S
arain ais,1iets Oh % III State ~ All The tie
crops In th't 1ie,rity lo:k bettsr aud proasss .
Layer ,s ytesd s man a. ~ sther REavou: harvest
ed to tec9re their winsts wheat, a much !areer
crop, ol which Wss eowalsst fall than usual, Its
yield Eil1 aversge ah<ut thirty bushels to tha
the eally part Q! the seaaon hy;the d.ousht, has
come rapidly forward dnrir the ls.t two alonths,
ard Sxcspt In soma locaa'es, Whe1a 1t is injured
re md barley ere looking fcely, and ther yleld
will be equlf 10 th>t OF tha rrev1on. ys4r.
uoR1cnN. JulS g Weather cool and pleasant
!. cicps Of Ill ksnds look uneonmonly Prom
MADISON, Jn'y es-N rl1ned zarr hard here
about three O'Clock thin morning, knocking grain
straiT btsncd It No eoneids.ably. Tha Wclth5f
warm In the sfternoou, With tudleauons OF cle1r
fonrAaz, Jniy, ss.-Tte weather i clear, aud
y.t. Wheat Il somewhat damaged by II. ch1uch
bue, hut Will be an average yield. RE, barley
aud oata will be heavy c1ope
IOWA.
MARsHA1L1owH, Ml1al1!l Co., Inly sS,-
Weslher clear AID cool. Haze aot h1asa any
more about crops.
DQR11xarca, DesEotrcs Co., July q Tho
| mrrn1ug dawrca With q clesE e!IJ, atmosphere
, 1865-07-29

From Colorado,
DExyKn CTR, July 27.-Seuaso.a Qoolittlc,
Fo:tef and Rote, ard General Mccoak md party
started eastward via St. Lonts to-dsy.
Mete0roleEical.
SAw 3oaK, July s9.-The Thermometer bare to-
day ma: kr1 % In Tic ehada and In tha eun Il Ha
, 1865-07-29

w1xoHA. July 27.-Another shovtr lsat ntebi
and tleAf to dsy. FAme1s e1pect to cut thels
gra!n IN shout week. and report .her crop 81
wh. At "a good. aud prospects It 1tst rate yield
Rye II pretty fair. Torn ID u. r.Xot aud cunning
90 we'll. OATS good. hut LOGGED In places. BHlry
Il nothing 10 bfsg Of this yrar.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-10-19

SoIREEa DnAMArIqur. Tho production ot
the beautiful oomedes--"Sngle Life and
"Married lils"--waa greeted last night, at
Beckel Hall, by n large and delighted au-
diencc, Mrs Perry acquitted :horsef adm-
rably in both pieces, hlly.suetaining tho high
reputation aho has achieved during her 40
iourn among us. She was we'll supported by
all the members Of hiS talented and popu lar
company
Tonight has been aet apart for the benefit
of Mrs. Perry and wa trust Il will be- Gi-
ting ovation to hor lranscendent meril aA an
actress. Sho has laborod faithfully and
earnestly 10 mako tho entertainments in
which shohaa taken part pleasant and accept.
ablo to our citizens, and tho opportunity Af-
iordcd tonight to render her suitable man
iioalation Unpopular favor and regard, should
not bo allowed TO pass unimproved. She
will appear on this occasion as Lady Mac
beth, Ia ShakespeAros grcat creation Of tho
tragedy Of "Maobelh.' Tho piece la splsndily
cast, and va shall be disappointed II tho
house is not lllsd to la utmost. There
should not be vacant seat.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-10-19

SCISSOR FURNITURE AT AUCTION. - Chris
tophor sells at auction, on Friday morning
next the entire Household Furniture, Carpets
Beds and Bedding, without reserve, Of Hun,
ter Odlin, north eaat corner OF Firat aud Lud
low streets, opposite tho residence Of j d,
Phillips, Esq Goods all bought aNt sum
mer--they consist in part Of carpets, sofas
chains, mirrors, bods, bedding, oil cloth, &c
No rubbish in this sale. Please be punctuA
to the hour as tho goods will all bO sold in ths
forenoon.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-10-19

Nsw YoRK, October No.
Stocks lower Money Tai par cent
Sterling qnict nj l00alO0i Chicago and Rock
hlnnd, l09A; Chicago aud Norlhwoulern 81 /,
do prof Go G G. n O l2i; Cloy and PITTS.
7GI Mich south 75l Mich Cen, llsl,
Reading ll64 Frio 9li Five lwrnttrs
coupons 1854 Gold ldGl Now York
Central 96l One Yrar Certificate gsL
Fiycs OF "a, coupons 93i Western Union
Telegraph TO- Chicago darlington a Quincy
l27 Chicago Toledo 100 Seven tbiriies
9sa Illinois Central scrip lAl SiSoa Of 81
l073 Missouri Skies III 10 10 coupons
9al PittSburg, Fort Wayne a Chicago
lOl
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-10-19

u. 3. HorEI--CoRsEH or VINE a SIXTH
SrRErr,, CrScmSArL This house is now
being renovated aud much improved. Mr..
Mnolish, ita allablo landlord ia determined
10 provide every thing necessary TO make his
guests comfortable llis charges aro reason
able and DO ono haa cause TO leave the Uni
tod States who la accustomed to republican
usage and democratic fare.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-10-19

GnAND CONCERT or IaaTRUMEsTAL Music.
The celebrated Cornet aud Orchestra Band,
from tho Eastman National Business Col
lego, Poughkepsie, N, Y, will give Grand
Concert at Clegga Hall, tomorrow evening.
This Band has had prouder honora bestowed
upon them than any other in the nation ---
They were invited by our late amented Pros-
idcnt TO bo present at hia last inaugural, and
later, they had tho sad but great honor Of
accompanying the Fuueral Pageant, were
awarded the honors of tho line al New York
city and received vote OF thanks from tho
Mayor and Comon Council Their leader
Mr Morgan, haa an onyiablo reputation Aa n
Cornet player throughout tho Eastern States,
and hss left many frisnds in our weatorn cit
ieF. Mr.. Straubel, the director, aa u oompo.
ser and Basso player, has no superior ia this
county Ills dno Baritone Solos have won
the admiration Of all who have heard them.
Mr., Frank Tryon, the Drummee Boy, who
led the hrst company into Port Hudaon Ia
acknowledged TO be thu boat drummer 10
tho country, aud Master Robert Hendoruhott
has mn ovcntIul history, dating from the first
battle of fredericksburg lie has tho silver
drum, presented to him by tho Now York
Tribune Association, and will appear at tho
concert. This Band has won the highost on
oomiuns from The Press wherever Il has been.
II will be rendered by many of our cilizons
that lhia Band waa engaged by our State
Agricultural Society, aud wcre at Columbus
during tho Fair
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-10-19
ReaI ESTATE agCnts.
LENTx &APrLEaATE.
Real Estate Agents,

once as3 Third street North side
(Oppoaito Town Cock)
For Bale, FlAT Factory, occupied by Meesra, DaYie
4 Co., with machinery, and acres oflRnd, q. d.
A hrm 100 anrep mile north of Browns station On
Western u. H., on Twin Greek. we'll improved'
siOOOO,
brick house, cor ofBrown and Ann Ala,
double ffRme house ON Hess street.
double frame house on Walnut street III
AdOnhe frame house on Fl1h street
A Arm OfM acres, ~ miles from Daytoe
A iAfm Of ~ acres, mllca from Dayton
arm " ~ acres on 1reHuvlle n II
A Arm of ip1 Anraa near dermantown
A brick house Oa ftth street, Nc. saf
iarm Of 70 anrau, we'll improved hns brick houeo,
and best Twiu bottom lsnd y milo west Of Der.
mnntown,
A farm Of ~ sores good improvements Mt nrown'a
Station on Western n, u,
A we'll Improved farm Of 100 aorea. two miles east o
sonora, on Western railroad .H
A good hsusa and largo lot on Main street, No SOC.
A arm of7o acres on Germantown pike, mtea nom
Dayton, lf .. .lI.
Two rail hrina, we'll Improved adjoining Liberty,
mites from Dayton, Of 10 aud ~ hofna eaoh,
nnmbet ef houses and lotain different parts OF che
city, All will he sold cheap,
ly29 LENTN APpLEuATE, II, ". A.
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0 YEsl 0 YES!

INhh nndsr.lKned II duly licensed AuoiohseT
tor rhontEomery county, and will ury sales, -
ehenes his eer,iees, may be In demand,
tended To, " they violate the Law,
h H. healdence w mllea aouth.eAat Of MtAMIa.
huMl, pfdergleii wlihJoHh klbkn, IT,, OF ADAM
70, .,o -, ool oHOh0n klBEk.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-10-19

MumcAL SoRlEg To-NldHr. --Meaers Du-
boiu aud Thomas, who have iuot opened their
now Piano Store IN tho Huston Building, pro-
At tho above place, IL 10 intended M NJ
opening ceremony Ia addition to the poi-
iormancos on the piano, n fine band of muHi,
has boop engaged twill doubtless bo very
pleasant affair,
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-10-19

Dafton mhfhets
DkyTos, October D. 1865.
loouecied by uErNgoN sNfpRR. No. 90 Jrnerscn
street,
TIMOTHY SEED--sa 20 pei bush,
FLOUR--Red wheat Sl0 30.
WHEATON, Wheat VI 96--Ncw Wheat
VI TOOL 10.
RYE--7b.
UORN--4O,
OATS--SOcC099c
BARllEY--76C9Sl 90
BEEF--ls@20
BUTTER--bO66b
CHlOkENS--26@aO
GRoorRlEa--mrAlL PmOEs
TEAS--sl bbC02 90.
OOFFEE--3aiC443c per pound.
SUGAR--l6(A20
COFFEE SUGAR-23 per lb
CRUSHED SU0AR---2bc per h.
MOLASSlS--&i AOCel cool 60 per pa'
81. sYRUP-Sl 70.
RlCE-lbc per H.
LARD--a0
CHEESE--20c.
STARCH--l2ie per H.
S0APS--l6 per H.
SH0T-2b608Oo per N
LEAD--20c per H.
OBACCO--2bcCaSl 90 por N.
WlilSKY--S2 % for common.
P0TATOES--sOc por huah
NEW P0TATOE -60C976 per bushel
APPLES--S8 90
PEACHES S5 90 por buahol
HAY-rimothy tSC0l0 pcr tou,
WHoLrsALE ralCrs.
TEAS-fl 6OCGl 30.
0FFEh-3l 4(a32.
SUGAR--l6i@l7l
COFFEE SUGAR-2lc per H.,
CRUSHED SUGAR--23c por h.
MOLASSES-$i lDG0l 40 por gal
RlCE-l2io per To-
EGGS-20c per doE
LARD--2b
TOBACCO-10CASl 20 per lb
SHOT-Si00 per sack
LEAD-lic per H.
DRIED APPLES-Si@ai
BUTTER--35c
CtIlGESE--lG(Alsa
STAROH-9G9lO por IL.
S0APS--l2A@l3i per H.
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GRAED CosoEar AT ULEa0s nAGIs--on
Monday evening next, Madame Charlotte
Varian, the great American Prma Douna
will gvo one Of her recherche oonceris al
Cleggs Hall, IN this city Madame v ia well
known To our oitizous as an artish Of rare
merit, aud we have no doubt this announce
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-10-19

SALn.--lhore will be oold Mt Auction to-
morrow, Friday At tho late residenoo of H.
Dutoit,O good Buggy Spring Wagon, soit
Buggy llarncrs, Cart also Furniture Farm
Implements, Corn, Oats, Poultry, &c. Sale
PCailivc