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MARKETs BIZ TELEGRAPH

new Jerk Ma1ket.
D. Telegraph NAV Yoax. Aas. y
Cotton More sctiss. bot pees without Asratsd
change, satss ssr ~iadliag upland. ehisly q -
y,our--loD1sc b~t,sr for sound sr.dss, With MODS
mt. b.s,s.ss doing; q % - Is fr kxtr. Stats . =
- 50 N Z y. O.; y poDli % trsAs bsasAs clos
Ing quiet
WHISKY Quiet nd nominal.
wh.A-N.csipts solss bu.Asiss 4oss bsttss, closing
quiet with holders generally r+asng 70 pay tbs sAvsnfs
s..s Of 10 200 bushels u IS for No Milwaukee, =
ooa2 a2 for No do, a Is Er Amber stAss q y
for choice nsv Amber North Carolina
Rys-Noss steady wssf~rn At e.
Barley ~ psrisy Mait-Dnn aad nseissi.
Corn -lc loser, 1880 for isfss4or aeoG sAivpiAs
,xsd wsss-rs CHI ny the iAtssr pres ~ sAipps q
a 50 for y%l,.v and white western.
Oats Receipts ~ ess Gales 90 tusbs,s sec ~ s
Chicago ss6SI os Milwaukee.
Cone@-Sirm Sugar steady.
Hops-Qnist
P.tsolsan-puli: 2s for crude, &aoSl for refined ID
bond
Pork-Nnr. aet,. and ArDsr: 81 s7os! 80 ass&
clio. ing II ga % ca.h ~ :o@so % for Old So ~
oODH SO for pdse; ais 7.;se ehis Dsss sr -
t-nb<r and October sellers and buyers optiop 81 ~
soaSs2 IS
B-eSssssdy; sc ooDsoeo for p,sis psss; - %
oa % n-w extra ness Beef Hams Doninal
Racop-Duli sns nominal.
Cat Ms.s-rirn; ls,<eIsl< for shcuidsrs ~
q for Hams.
Lard Duii ami heavy: 's14aa1L
'Butt.r-ste.dy At 2oossc for Ohio. and sootae 10
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SENATOR HOWE, Of Wisconsin, had an en-
.husias,c reception a. Madison, On Saturday.
senator Doolittle recresnt to the cause Of lib.
erty finds his reward in the GOODNESS and in
dignation with which he is met by the Union
lar confidence and appreciation which Mr..
Howe is receiving.
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ABOUT THE CHoLERL-Our friend N,
CHARLES Cox, hands Us the following from
an Eastern paper. 1t would be well for ever,
family to provide themselves with the pr..
ventive given below, or such substitute tbere.
Tor as your physician may direct. The v;s;,
OF cholera at this coming both in Europe and
the United States hasibeen very mild q. -
epidemic. Already it is nearly exhausted IN
Nex York. With proper care our oxn c;,,
and the country have not greatly to dread !,
from IFS developments thus far. W. -.
promised for tomorrow practical article q,
Disinfection, from An able physician Of the
city, which we hope win receive attention
John P. Brown, formerly Of Ross conD,v
onio' Tor many years . resident of Turkey.
ro'e . letter to the ChilLcothe Casett. M
uef aa'e OF Sept 10th, from Cons,.n,;n.n,.
NE quote what he says abou,
"onoLEnA AND How TO parvrs
nope me cholera will not reach ~.
lev Suses ls IS now in Italy and uni-
:. nSs oeen Clearly proven by the .Es.nce.
Tue oreek Government that Nv .. ~
ny measures 1t can be kent ont ~. AM
!of no. one case has occurred il country,
Nor it much sss % Ss . Of q s0f
men 10 observed BY ali clss..s strict rsei-
~, re 1000 should be meats and -. :.
m.ch vegetables Or fruits used ana
should hemnsianding this, il aG.cs.as 'G
ture Of daaed TO 1t once. And -
equal parts. With Inaoarb and campho, =
from 20 to 40 drne peppermint, tak.n
diAtey lie down, keep v,rr should imme>
dnnk no water, for teas Of apy :; 9niet A.
preferable; Any serious afsc,,oaa Que se. ~ ~
mach, or the lower intestioes, mu., q ~ ne no
% 2 :. once, o.asr.iss q. dises,ss 's,sS
carry vial of the above mirtnr. .1 mould
ct, and = Be ready to uss i o. i've !, ~ y pcck
u moments notice, in ANAL nm. r,; - osaen
severe attacks . mustard hIistsr srss = -. e
On Inc stomach !. a.d nethiae bst s;cs "a
"'' ss'ea usoi ~ dasD~ ssast = lees
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-. Issis market.

ST. Loris. August IL.
Tobaeco --stesdy and unchanged
LssG-SAies 1t i04c.
Whishy-Firm At $72e
Fiour-steAdy and Arm. Snper, s. 2saf. Is
Extra, 81 s5as.se Double Extra, $40. goall 90
Low grades idacfive
Wheat Qsiet but 6rm SaIes Of White Pal, :,
%. zsa2.@a: Red, 81. s0s1 TO-
Corn-iissvy. Sales Of Mixed Yellow At eoeeic.
Oats-Astive 1t ssa4l.
kys-ln demand II e5s,0c
Asss PosA--Unshaaesd.
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MAKE up your clubs for the Daily and
Weekly GATE CIrY at once. The Meeting OF
the Philadelphia Convention, the importance
and peril of the political situation, will make
it desirable for everybody to have the news.
For this end you cannot do better than to
take the GATE.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-08-15

READ CABus' advertisement in another par,
ofthe paper, the wonder Of the age, it is said
that GAYS Hair Tonic is the best Hair Re.
storatye Il the market, do not buy any other.
Every bottle guaranteed to give satisfaction or
the money refunded. 1t restores grey hair to
its original color in four weeks, is a permA-
nent cure for dsndrutf. julyl9 I'm
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SPECIAL CAurrox.--Mn. Windows Soothing
syrup b.. becou. 90 popular that various parties
- m, out articles eslliss them Mn. Window
p,...s ,.s. notice that the Mrs. window Of the
soothing .,pp Is not connected with any oths
It'll. junss-dWA3m
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-08-15

FoR restoring gray aud faded hair, prevent
ing its falling off, keeping the scalp clean, and
beautifying the whole head, Tebbett's Physio.
logical Hair Regeneration has no equal
Kerr Fuller, Agent Sold BY all druggists.
iy6-fri-snn.
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chseaSs Aasest.
~ rsl~gr~rh.l rAfcaao, Aug. IL.
Wheat Thu advance wheat yesterday - not
maintained todsy market Dali With decline u -
per bush sales Of No epring In sortA side houses
yer. made at 81 90 hut toward. the close tbs nsxkss
was uousnaI at 81 IS al s. New No In store soh sf
81 1ssi s6 mes No 81 ss3i 70 for sabseqss.s dsii,-
cry.
Ttoar Dsnso4 sss active market qoist sad without
qscahi- ch.nsv. white Winter srrs stti %. Spring
aaira SO 90 up~ran. 80 co. md unsonnd spfiag 80
Winter 1t ~ 90
there to ~. ard sellers n 81 for ~
c.ipssof 3 ectd .lro.t nominal, yellow IN moAs-
rate request NJ 60asol<
O.t,-Du l. triatus sAl-s Of No l at asssD1Stt Bo Z
IT
Rys-Firmsr bat quiet; ssi-s small ss1f6 " fos No
Ia .tore
B.ri-y-He~in.i - $50 on track; old No sonInAl
st geo In styrs
Pro- issoas-Qa et but fsnl u Soc highsr viii
sales At SO 90. Prime pouiasi Al ~ o.
L.rd-Nomnsi. iSoO31 sunDsr, si62I4 for wfntss
rendered.
HcE4-Yrssh receipts todA, ~ uaion stock Ysrds
CSC h.sa Kn.rss sales iiso b. ~, At prizes ranging
fion - 4oae 80 rSosSssp tight stock Hog, - Gole
- good 70 choice hesvy Lard Hog. daii, but psiess
without quotAbls chsnge Nay from C7svelasd anA
other places taking fair number of.koses oy aad
sify bntchsrs as buying fee good snoosA iots.
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FRTsH S,ocx OF PRINTING IyEs.-We
have on hand large stock Of Wades print
ing inks, of all colors, which will be sold at
New York prices. Every printer in the
West is familiar with these inks, and, there
fore, it is unnecessary for US to praise them.
Orders by mail promptly filled.
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EvrsY dsy this week W. R. Bidlemap will
sell boots aud shoes very cheap to make room
for new goods at No. 90 Main street.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-08-15

Howr 4 TrIra Will sell cheaper than any
house in the city-sofas, lounges, hsssteads'
tables, safes, stands, chairs, rockers, eass
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FURNITURE, CHEAP.-Having received or
ders to close up invoices, We offer for next
thirty days all our stock, at greatly reduced
prices from the usual rates during the past
gear. HowE 4 TYLER
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RANKIN / McCRARr,
Cor. Main and Second SITS.

TIE weather has moderated considerably
within the past day or two. Yesterday being
quite cool and pleasant. After this late hot
term anything below 90 in the temperature is
quite refreshing.
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MISS ST. CLAIR, who lectured in our city
Saturday evening last, departed on Sunday
morning forgetting to pay for the use of the
Atheneum.
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THO meet want long felt in the State. The
- undsra9nsd have opened . oohDej In tbs CRY Of
Dee hones ~ the psspsss Of nsraesg thsss Assross
youns men Ne comussscrd their asssuetioa u Ncveu
bsf Last Il IN koSsdthe L-sSsan4see wsuIf -stab
fsh law ?ssaess n the State Uzl sssify bat the
MEASURE failed, and hence indeed 70 ext~ed
ous enterprise and make it pernsnsss Inssisu,tou
Our thus Tar justify iha n psfesy Of n
Undertaking She In such Il ilitits T. iovs
krnctit'osers and isfsss tom Different Of The
stste. eive a. stfsi further sacugnssmsnt.
fhs School year viii begin tbs hr.t Morday in
January. and cloae % the Or ManAky Ia Dsre b.r
there vii Be vacations in April and ctobsr htuaert
sntsr = The connsnssansut ofshe yesr
Oar design IL u asorI Of astrucsoa 10 those
ohio fsfad TO praetscs fAe fsg profession. But ve
sess % shsss vso a.srs 70 S.,ot. tss.sl.,. =
caNtiis pxrssfks
he eesrss vii embrace tAs varous ssd ..s,, tr..eA
= Of the commrn and thorough oft.stssctioa
% es0osreAal asd css sta1tiona LAw also nesey
Justspsedeucs. Ccde psssdna 81 prsrtsss. ~ -
dsats vi BE- required 70 prepare 80 reA synaol -
vsws Of The text hoks der stsdy asl do . sasea e
rSssslssoa VII ), ssAsy sstss ~ ~ yssr :. afy
dollars for hal o any sellr Fraction tAsFssf II saeh
eass = be pskd b. ths uAas o. TIE tan bue snAsr
special circumstances further use ~ - snGsd ~.
and psivass Lac lse.rsa Shs kesse - 1870 {es
nssf hsfe a.so cd en- h ssoa g. ~ . ~ ea1Hs
10 sch year. ftudsats vl tAss i've aesas4aes -
Jsvss1ss1,ae i ~ s1drs I'D Srs.isss. - -.
- esa1s1bVes oasvAat u s1vsaAse - aa1as 8 -
sesAS. - - - a1s Hss bsas4s ssgsstvU - -
:sssr 49,. .as.s - - a. = s sss - -: -
u. Az fsrsSss iassss.los = .sai ~ f. IN
~ psesptly. b lsssss HSsskA -
D. nss.ss. Jsly. isss Q. 9. colE
enel1A0
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VIZ would remind our friends and the pub
lie that Engraving il beautifully executed by
AYERS MANN 1 AYRRs, 81 Main street.
(auR. ll-lw.)
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as~ Yesh nsasy Market.
~ Telegraph au Eoax. Aag. "a
Mcacy l. st-ad, at 315 p cent call losns
sssrsiBg-Dz iOsi xSise.
Gold 10 scsivs and 6rm,r openisgA ltex
advancing to l;o1< elns.d st 1904.
Govsrnnsnss les srtve and rather -ssi-r
stock Market.
By Telegraph NV yeax. Asg II
ttocks steady; FtwAC iek CAM ita okNw
s.. NnAstPpfaia caE W psd e.. Reading i12 7
my N cart. eSt. 10. Isos ioes. 1910 coupons
o9i. 30. % series losr loh4 CO.
FsrsiSn Markets.
iLvxarooi. Ang1
Bread.iuss E-t sraiiy aru.r, With advance Rich
ardson sp~nrs Co and Others. r.psi fiosr frner
ard advanced si1l. psf saek th. week
wheat Arm snd adsapeed 2asi pr ceei.l on thu
week: red los ed1lis.
csrn .ss,sr =. ~ s.oae, ID for nix-d
Bsrfqsiet and stsaly. post steady. Bacon quiet =
Lard quiet ~ s7ssd
Tallov sesivs At q. eis ~ sl. Batter 49,
sagAx atvsneiny e'osisg qnies. Ccdss .,saAy. Rie4
stead.
P.troieu n arm-r At IL iedAqs
Lonsca .-Br.sdstsas qu,s4 ard .ts.dy.
LArEsT-L.Gr"ot. %th, rye, Ing. Sales Of Gotta.
to day scoe bales. pcisinx 30os b.ss to
and exportssG market dnli .nl ps,rss vsak.
BrsaAst.fs stssdy. Provisions ssist and steady
LfvEEsoot, Friday, Aug. 1.-Aalss az Cotton fr the
week wevs rs 900 bales, ircipdspy 500 eas 10 .pee
sators md d oos sxporters sass to.t -e0s b.,s
market opened With sdv,r-e u Nd, bat /, -.
subsequently, lost ios nG to-day dull ORLEANS fair is
g. miidung Nt4d; Mobile fair isi<d do anidAlins ia
uplands fair i3@c do aiddng 49, stock IL port poa
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FoR SA1K.--A very desirable residence sit
uated on the corner Of Blondeau and Tenth
streets Enquire of
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IRoE-PHosPHoRrs-CALI three bsst
aao'sa TOai<s, skillfuly and elegantly combined
tn amher-eoiored cordial, beautifully trAnspa-
BILE to the stomach, in Casweli, Mack 4 Co.'S
Ssrro- Pho.phorated Ehrir Of Calisaya Bark
Each pint contains pne ounce Of Royal Calisaya
Bark, and each teaspoonful contains one grain o
Iron.
Samples furnished free to the profession.
CASWELL, MACK i CO..
Sole Manufacturer, under 9Th Avenue Hotel
New York city.
Just received and for sale BY wilkinson, Bart.
cit Co. lmsr%dAw-sun. we'd mi COW
County FAIR.-The Lee County Fair is
held at West Point on the 18th, 18th, and
Hath Of September. There was an ample
harvest and We hope to see Fair this time
that will do higher credit to the county than
have its predecessors for a few years past.
Last year there was an immense crowd OF
people in attendance; had that been ali tina,
was necessary to make Fair il would have
been = success. But the contribution.
to majority of the departments were com.
paratively Insignificant. We speak plainly
NOW in hopes that there will be an improve.
ment herein at this coming exhibition. II
all the citizens Of the county, the citizens OF
heokuk aud our other towns included, will
but take hold of the matter with q lively in
terssi. we can have such an Agricultural ant
Mechanical exhibition as will not be surpass.
Cd by any county in the State. But As long
Is these exhibitions come and pass, and ,he
people OF large portion OF the county, and
especially of the largest town in the county.
remain as indifferent to them as though ,bey
were In another portion of the globe, We can
not expect our Annual Fair to be largely sue.
cessful. Shall we not have first rate Fair
at this coming exhibitioup What saw Won
people Of Lee county?
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Hotel Property for Sale.

TIVE UNION HOUSE, ct Hamilton, CD.
Posis Eeokuk, with three and haif lot. al srouhd
On which situated gpcd tVosory me Hotel Build
cellar eisern, good we'll of water with bar
room Tor u horses. HERE IL chanc. for any or
desiring to engage In the Hotel Blu pees Tue nv yes
Why the p~e~n proprietor desir-. 10 s@ NJ On ~
count Of the III health Of his wife, Price q SEQ title
good or sale.
vnr further Information inquire OF J g. Robert, on
pss0isss or to H B TEy.HYCK
may1od Rsal Estate AGENT KeeAuk
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INSURANCE on Dwelling Houses AMI
= Household Furniterc b. eHected In the fxna ~
ssruscs CcMpdny. OF Hartford Ho~s hrsrosrs f,.psvs
- s61, $50 osass fcsposs le stock eoRpsnses her
one TO ave year, 81 Iatss from 10 10 IL
pr cent on the Sloe Tor the Who's live or
edesr - s'y other responsible sor,pany Yor reIIs}
Information Insurance call on the pns+r,js ned -
can give b~ttf Indemnify than be fn I'd nj a. 9th
aGeocy In this section. ldecnJ u Tka.KYCE
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SOh sALk-Tbe very desirable Brs-k resid. nee an
u grounds nov o. nsd and occupied by A. wtkin
-, ksq situated the Of isth snd Hish sfs
House has o. 10 rcoms, with all The modern improve
Dents-sfrt hane barn-thrse very tesirab. lots at
tacAed covered with fruit and ornamental trees Price
$500 Title good sais For further particulars
en9uirs o. Il. b. TEN-EyCK.
March 81 1855
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PGrfMsrship .NOstc<.

EWVvdWIU SvO1ICZ.
EROM and after this date William r Col
= Inns, k4q, will BE- inter~stsd with me desIlt
10 k~a ntass and Going General Insur.nr. ir =
tne>s, under the name and Ain Of II B. leo fyekS
Co rhankfri for fhs very liberal pal ror.se
extended 70 ns hoye the frm will merit and recsi,
The patronage Of old fitnds and any ney ones
Keokuk, Ass ., 1ssssueT H. E. rHH-HYcr
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Sole Manufacturers, under 9Th Avenue Hotel
New York city.
just received and for sale by wilkinson, Bart
EFT Co. ImarIdAv-suu. we'd .fri.eov
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For sale,

Erck sALE Three vsry desirable Lott, ON vi eh are
lo ated two ssosy brick d. citing b. use containinef
OF roo0s-a Large brick ash heu.e and wood house
together With Large hrich stable large cist rns
sad Lots yell covered With cho,ce of fruit ana 9th
- 1s@s This property situated ner Of I'll
$50 AofEAn street, convenient TO business Price f60ca
half cash baiance In and years n Per cent in.
s~rt Title good Ksquire Of
sPrA H B. rKH-RYCK
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lN0k 1ALk--fen acres OF land, represented in The
IL CITY Plat a. letter /, IN the A tract Ksokuk
an aafAosilsd 70 seii this property great
gals, applied for soon Title good or TO s~is In
Quiie Of d Il TEN-yYCK
apfl-d Real Extate AGENT
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-02-03
From Washington.

/ t'h'" .1l WASHINGTON, February 2.
The pressure upon the radicals in rcfjard
to the eFreeslmens Bureau bill was SO stthng
as to compel them 20 postpone the vote
upon It In the House until Monday, to al
low Kentucky to be heard. This was ac-
Accomplished by direct personal appeals to
Mr.. Colfax, and to Mr.. Elliot, Chairman of
the Committee on Freedmen. The bill will
be thoroughly ventilated by Mr., Marshall,
of Illinois, and Messrs. Rousseau, Ritter
and Shanklin, of Kentucky.
l. Ar. Brooks administered a scathng re-
buke 10 the radicals to-day, and achieved
~ signal victory In compelling them to
Withdraw a motion to reconsider resolu-
tien TO Have his testimony in his contested
election case printed. a. at
In the Senate. two Senators, besides MIR.
Cowan, voted with the conservatives against
the second of Mr.. Trumbull's negro bills /:
they were Messrs. Norton and VBn Wrinkle
The President bears Stevens attack sml-
ingly. He threatcnsan early and thorough
onslaught on officials bearing executive APP
pOintments. r5.e ...f' i @ . ID
The unintentional insertion of word
only in the abstract Of the bill regulating
the elective franchise In the District of CO.
lumbia, reported by Senator Anthony, was
4 material error. The bill grants the right
Of suffrage to all such persons MS were
entitled to vote IN 1865, and TO all others
VINO may reside mere one year prior to any
election, and who are qualified. 1t makes
no distinction of color.
Papers relative to the organization of an
Imperial MeXican express company TO this
country, under the authority of the So
called Emperor, MaXimilian, were trans
United to the House to-day by the Presi-
dent. On October 20, 1865, Senor Romero
called the attention of the Secretary of
state to this exercise of authority by an
advcnturer called Don Fernando Maxfmil-
ian. Of lIapsburg. r..... ... .-..
Under date of November l, Mr.. Seward
saysi When such agents, or citizens of the
United State acting with them, shall in
fringe many way the laws or treaties of the
United States, or the laws ofnations affect
ing the Republic, then proper measures of
redress will be- promptly taken.
The following message, from the Prcsi-
dent, was received by the House to-day:
To TIE NeRGte and House Of Representatives.:
Believing the eommrrcial interests of our
country would be promoted by formal
recQgnitQn,of Independence of the Domin-
lean Republic, and while such recognition
would be In entire confOrInity with the set
tied policy of the United States, | have with
that view, nominated b. the Senate an dfiiz
cerof the same grade with the one now ac-
corded TO the Republic of Hayti. and rec
ommepd that an appropriation be made
by kongress toward providing for his com-
pensation. ANDREW JOHNSON,
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-02-03
AMUSENI ENTS.

THE charlottesville largest audi
the Opera-House last even nga to witness
the entertainment for the benefit of Miss
Kitty Blanchard. The "Frcnch Spy was
wen p,tt npi and the pdta6 Ki.ty did al that
could be expected Of her. She is certainly
the most graceful and FcSpgctable represca-
tative Of that difficult part we have seen
for many a day. She was well supported
hy Messfs, Duncan, 06ssln and Hayden
a repetiIiop 'of che piece you'd Insure
even larger mdience, prs4sE
Her fThpctsoniti5nief Nan the Good for
nothing was good, aud the piece was genor-
ally CONNIE il fGu---- i
Tonight she appears as CopHoia Biact
in the .IIiddeu Hand" beiug her last APP
pearapee during this engagement rWe
shall meet, but We shall miss herr The
chair will not be found vacant. however,
for next week we are TO have the giftcd ae-
tress and authoIoss Miss Matilda Heron
The bear encouragement OF her name Is a
sufficient card to ON the house from "pit IL
dome,r and the managers deserve grcai
credit for tie success OF theirelorts in giy-
ing Us So rich treat, Miss Heron will
make her debut on. Monday evening next
IN Camille, her own, original part Shf
plays Logp pwp translation from the French
or Dtmat iuial aud dhtyer faila lSdnnv tic
elite and fashionable TO witness the flto.ol
a coqlet.c' sL-EINIHa .B.J b
BGCKEL HALL.--Groen's MocNng Bird
MiaSUreis.aaHelQiASeiA9appeqr Bccke
Hall on Friday evening next, in theh
inimitable concerts. Let this fact be KEEP
In mind,
REFREsING.-We had the pleasure of
last evening of9nretiie tke Jolly, go6t
humorcd comedian, Harry Davies. He hac
just arrived frQmlile Appe IN IsppiSylle
and comes to do the funny ut the OpqSa
House, taking the plpee ge Mr.. Coles. 1I,
VII make rs iist aPpe5rahte' on Monday
evening next.
hT66 9InOR b'alituE
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-02-03
Ernm New York.

NEW YORK, February 2.
\ weekly paper states, as If by authority,
that il feels warranted in saying to the pub
lie, that the revelations of last Tuesday will
justify us in announcing now that the Gov
ernment has decided that jefferson Davis
shall be tried for treason and other high
crimes, before military commission.
. The significant summons To Washington
therefore of such distinguished genern.s as
Sherman, Sheridan and Meade, and the re-
cent arrival also of Barton Harris, who was
the Elsivate Secretary of Davis during the
rebellion, may now be understood
At recent meeting of the Northern Pa
cific Railroad, held IN Boston, it was an
nornoed as a plan of the company To- enter
upon the immediate construction of seven
hundred miles of the road, connecting the
waters of Lake Superior with the naviga-
BILE waters of the columbia River. The
work is TO ho completed in three years.
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-02-03
BY TELEGRAPH.
From Columbus.

b. ...~ COLUMBUS, February 2.
House. No quorum In the Senate-hafd 70
get, and still harder TO retain one. Both
Houses adjourned until three O'Clock on
Tuesday.
The temporary appropriation bill was
not passed. The Auditor of State refpsed
thos members orders for their pay--appro-
priation xhausted--great suffering. ~ y
Free railroad passes enabled the members
70 go home, Landlords arc generally willing
to trust them until they return.F "a
Bad feeling exists because the Iekisla-
ture did not pass bill to allow State Of
tlcers to take money outof the Soldiers
Relief Fund, aud The refusal of members
pay is attributable TO this fact. Members
have mostly gone home. n
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-02-03

H CiNurNNAri. February
lFLOUR-An unchanged and steady market
Superf'ne Is In demand al &Ta1 10; extra AZ stSpa
family At 90 25@i0; and fancy at $40 959ii.
fRAIN-Wheat Il steady and IN demand nt 70
new. Corm in large supply but the detnann Ia
gopd atb4gb5c for No, shclled Oats are In letter
nemhnd No. are held at Spc. with buyers nj a90
Sske and new al a6@S1c, Rye is steady at Is s. ior
GkOCEhfEs-There has been no material chang
In. the market The demand Il fair al 2Oa3fc ,or
falr 70 choice Rio Co1ee i8Jaf6c. for Raw uqnr,
lasslal6c for hard refined, AID gOaa6c a., M5kss.
WHIsKY-Small sales OF free are occasionally
mnde at q 29a2 "a but in lots prices are nom nal
quoted OF csc.