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The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-05-01

THE BUCKLEY SERENApERs.--Let It be
kept before the people, that the Buckley
serenaders, the most talented and popular
mlnstrel troupe extant viii be at Huston
Hall ON Monday and Tuesday evenings,
May 7ands. Their entertainments promise
to excel everything OF the kind heretofore
witnessed In our city.
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-05-01

GRAND ESoAMPMNT, /. o. o. F.-The
Grand Encampment Of the Independent
Order Of Odd Fellows, OF the State Of Ohio,
commenced It's annual session Ia this city
to-day, at the Odd Fellows Hall, corner OF
Second aud Jefferson streets. There is
quite full representation from all parts Of
the State, aud the proceedings are ofa very
Interesting character. The session will be
continued during tomorrow. llif tt
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dcncc with which It's long usage has In

dcnce with which Its long usage has in
splred me-" ..iNntHt
THE patient takes every hour glass full
Of this Lemonade aud rinses his mouth two
or three times afler drinking ". II Ia sell
dom that four glasses are required.N
Physicians who are not In possession OF
the receipt for making this Lemonade, can
have u by addressing me by letter, and per-
sons desiring TO obtain II for use can find
Il, prepared ina concentrated form, by call
Ing Mt my office. aI
In my next will treat OF the proper hy-
gienic and dietary rnles TO be observed dur
Ing the prevalence of Cholera.
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eE-The great American Actress, assisted
by the celebrated young Trogedlan, Mr..
J. c. McCollom, Tuesday night. a26dlt
THE PERA-HousE,--Ther was a very
good attendance at the 0pera-iousc last
night TO witness the really fine acting of
Miss Julia Nelson as!"Aline," Ia the beau
tlful play OF the 'Rose of Killarney" Miss
Nelson, during her brief sojourn in the city
has made many friends and become deci-
ded favorte among our theater-going peo-
Pile. All will be glad to learn that she has
concluded to prolong her stay fora few days
to come
The great sensation tonight, will bo the
first appearance In Dayton of the fascina-
ting and accomplished actress, Mrs. ID. p.
Bowers, who will personatc the always diff
flcult character Of 'Camille," In the cclebra-
ted and popular play of that name. The
advent Of this talented lady, at the present
time, viii constitute new and interesting
era In the dramatic entertainments Of the
Operu-House. Possessing the highest moral
and intellectual culture, she is pronounced
by competent critics TO be u star Of the first
magnitude In the galaxy ofdramatic celeb
rites. Our citizens may well congratulate
themselves on the opportunity thus Afforded
them of witnessing her professional efforts
for the first time. She will he supported by
the talented young tragedian, Mr.. John Col
lom, who has already won his way to an en-
viable fame. The play tonight is admlra-
bly, cast throughout, and we trust the new
candidates for public favor win be greeted
by q cordial welcome from au overlooking
house.
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-05-01
s8- Shakespeare Neck Scarfs, at
a26d6t II. SoHwARz.

THE PLACE FoR Doors AND SHoEs.-Peo-
Pile from the country and all others who
wish to supply themselves with Boots and
Shoes of the best quality aud workmanship,
should not fail to call at the store Of j. Il.
Lentz & Son, In tho Telescope Building,
corner Of Main and Fourth. Their large
assortment embraces every variety that eau
be desired and their custom work, for
quality and durability, can not be excelled
by any other house In the city. Call and
see. ltd
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-05-01

BoARDISo.--A number of day boarders--
also two or three gentlemen and their wives,
can be accommodated with board, by Mrs.
b, NJ. Ayres, In Hufiman's building, a few
doors north OF the Post Office, on Jefferson
street, Several single gentleman can also
be accommodated, II two win occupy the
same room. apr30-3td.
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-05-01

AwSN0sl AWNINGS AWNINGS &c, p.
Huber & Son, at No. 27s Third street. have
for sale great number OF large square army
teat yfies, the goods In which is as good as
ne1o, and suitable for awnings, wagon COW
ers, boat covers, &C.; also several thousand
shovels, spades, axes, hatchets. grey blank
cts, &c. Any of the above goods they will
sell at ,ohoiesdle or retail verv cheap.
aSOd6tw4t
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-05-01
Cadiz' Bank Robbery-RObbers
eHF Caught.

"hNAAsaNea w. As AHtA o's
The burglars engaged In the robbery OF
the Harrison National Bank ofCadlz Ohio,
were overtaken about two miles f'om La
grange. Ohio, this afternoon. A sharp en-
counter took place. In which Que ofthe bur
glars was wounded aud three captined Que
succeeded In making his escape. closely pur-
sued. The amount ofmoney recovered will
probably exceed $4,000,
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-05-01

DANCING AcADEMY.-We are pleased to
learn that Prof. Pinguely has succeeded IN
organizing large class Of pupils In his
Dancing Academy, In the Opera-liohse
building. The Professor is an accomplished
teacher of this beautiful and healthfil art,
and our young people should all avail
themselves of the opportunity thus afforded
of placing themselves under his instruc-
ton. The class meets every Thursday af-
tcrnoon and Saturday morning. Prof p.
is making arrangements to open class for
young gentlemen In the course of II few
days
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-05-01
Valuable Residence,

In xenla, Ohio. situate In tho oenter Of ~ Aero
lot House contanss rooms has double porch
good spring and spring house good stable and
house OF all the trains passing on the Railroads
going Ia aud out of NoniA Also a pasture lot oi
ing the city ol AVnia.
The above property Is all In SoOi repair and will
be sold without reserve, on the following terms
ouo-third down balance In one sud two years with
interest nom date secured by mortgage on the
premises except the lots. FOR which Che terms
attention OF buyers
apr ti-wts j. C. ALLEN
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-05-01

tE~ Friend Schwarz, Of the Eagle Cloth
ing Store tells us that he is negotiating for
several more competent salcsmen, and will
soon be able to walt on all who call on him
for clothing, aud not let any one 30 away
without being attended TO. a20dlw
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-05-01

To The glorious dramntlc event begins
Tuesday night. a28dIt
VAN AMDuRon & Co.'s MENAGERE.--This
magnificent collection Of animals was ex-
hibtcd In our city, to-day, 10 an immense
crowd of delighted spectators. The collec-
tion contains, beyond all question, the best
and rarest specimens In natural history
ever exhibited In the United States. The
exhibition differs widely from those to
which the people have been accustomed for
years past. The most striking feature IN it
is the entire absence Of all the old, sluggish,
dllapidated animals with which the public
had become so familiar as to lose all inter-
est In their exhibition. All of them, with
out exception, have been landed In the
United States during the latter part Of the
year 1865 aud the beginning of 1860. They
are fresh, lively, full of vigor and activity,
and the most beautiful specimens Of the an
lmal creation that have ever been seen In
this or any other country. The trained
animals under the control Of Mons. Davis,
are truly wonderful. Considering the
short period he has had them In charge, II
almost surpasses belief that he could bring
them into such perfect subsection. We re-
gard this exhibition, In all respects as one
of the most pleasing, entertaining and in
structlve ever presented to the public, and
we take pleasure In commencing 1t to the
favorable consideration OF our brethren OF
the press. 1t is highly deserving of their
unqualified commentator.
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-05-01
From Washington.
Especial 10 ClDeippad CommeFclRll
WARRINGTON, April 30.
rnE AusrRIAN MINIsrER nuFFY.

rue AUSTRIAN MINISTER uuFFY.
One OF the evening papers here holds out
Avery strong intlmation that the Austrian
Minister Is about TO demand his passports.
or account Of Secretary Stewards letter TO
our Minister 10 Vienna relative 70 the send
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-05-01

t#~ Young America suits, beautiful to
behold, and much nicer to wear, at the Ea-
gle Clothing Store. a26d0t
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-05-01

wASTED.-IIalf dozen young ladies to
learn the Millinery business, At the popu
lar Millinery establishment Of Mr.. Gabriel
Haas, No. 1856 Second street. Miss Good
mans old stand.l al3-dtf
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-05-01
New York Money Market.
NEw YonK, April 30,

"---- NEW lOIIA, ApfII %.
Money easy d6f5 per cent. for call loans.
Sterling exchange l0S@l0S2l.
Gold unsettled and lower, opening at
l2736, declining TO l26, and closing at l26L
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-05-01
business Autiees.
DYSPEPSIA!
DoCToR
STRICLAND'S
TONIC.
DIR. STRIcKLAND's

N--| TONIC rs rOnCtn-
rated preparation of Roots and Herbs with
hntiaclds and carlninatlyes to strengthen
the stomach and nervous system. IL Is q
certain remedy for Dyspepsia or inulges-
tion. Nervousness, Loss Of Appetite. Aeidi-
ty of the stomach, Flatulency and Debility
Ii Is not alcoholic, therefore particularly
suited for Weak, Nervous. and Dyspeptic
persons. For sale by all Druggists every
where at 81 per bottle.
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-05-01
DIR. E. CONWAY,
SURGEON DENTIST,

11AvING REMOVED HIS OFFICE
from Third, TO SECOND STREET, would respect
fully inform his friends and patrons that he IL nov
prepared 10 render his professional services 10 ni
who may desire thon, nj his ofica on SEt tONt
srREEf opposite the Dayton National DGnk
apr i1.9nd I.a
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-05-01

FoUND.-In woodland Cemetery, a col
lar aud pin. Any one proving property
can have the same by paying for this ad-
yertlsement. apr30 DIFF.
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-05-01
T C,rpE | DIR. strlclland's
rrGn ri $. PILE REMEDY

Has cured thousands of the worst cases Of
Blind and Bleeding Piles. II gives imme-
dlate relicfrand effects n permanant cure.
Trylit directly. It's Warranted to cure.
For sale by all Druggists at 90 cts. per
bottle. s . s..
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-05-01

Is warranted TO be the only preparation
known to cure Coughs, Colds, EIoarseness,
Asthma, Whooping Cough, Chronic Coughs
Consumption. Bronchitis and Group. Be
ing prepared from Honey and Herbs, II Is
healing. softenlng. and cxpectorating and
particularly suitable for all affections of the
Throat and Lungs. For sale by Druggists
evorywhera, al ii ~. ian3
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-05-01
a20lGt

tB- Paper Collars Paper Collars of all
description at II. ScnwARz.
a20d0t
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-05-01

The internal revenue receipts for the ten
months ending to-day are two hundred and
slxty-two millions, three hundred and six
teen thousand dollars.
sEcRErARY M'cULLocu AND THE LOAN BILL.
II Is understood that Secretary McCulloch
Is not fully satisfied with the Loan Bill, but
Is writing letter to the WAYS and Means
Committee, suggesting that they had better
give him some additional legislation, In or
der that he may effect II loan.
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-05-01
SWARM or srINaLrss nErs.

Ing Of Austrian troops to the support OF
MaNimillan.
SWARM or sTINaLEss BEEs.
The Commissioner OF Agriculture has
received from Honduras, Central America,
swarm of stingless bees. These bees are
easily swarmed, and are excellent honey
makers.
TUE RICHMOND PAPERS ON THE "PLAN."
All the Richmond papers OF to-day de-
nounce the reconstruction plan aud declare
that not single Southern State will accept
IT,
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-05-01

OPERA-IIoUsE.--Mrs ID. p. Bowers, the
great American Actress, Tuesday night.
a2Gd4t ..r..
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-05-01

tB- Price other clothing before purchas.
ing, and then examine Schwarz's custom
made goods, and you'll convince yourself
that he don't blow, but does what he prom.
lses, sells at low prices. a20dlw
NY Customers can leave their Market Baskets
his store aud they viii he delivered al their res
encca FRnK A20ltf
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-05-01

tE-The great American Actress, assisted
by the celebrated young Tragedlan, Mr.,
j. G. McCollom, Tuesday night. a26dlt
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-05-01

All under fence. 800 acres In cultivation. A eoof
.wo.story brick house, stone Spring house; goo
barn cribs, &c. tno tenant houses and nne or
the Little Miami river Also
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-05-01
THE DAILY EMPIRE.

GB~The glorious dramatlc event begins
Tuesday night. a26d4t
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-05-01

The Posts telegram says the Bank Com
mittee decided To-day, to report against
I the creation Of any more National Banks.
, 1866-06-11

1esn Of 1s,ooo,o0 oi Gorlos IN Lombaray aad
It il asscsca tn tnr Berlin journals that Austria
was IN Treaty with 3 Potlsh leader. VITO d1sttn-
Eutfhsd hyznseM ID the Poiisn insni7ecion, with
the yleW OF piac1DE hlIn At the nead Of ttrolu-
lion In PIrsstau Poland
The llonse OF Commons had debated HI. Cloyes'
by eoniesrns The elective franchise on ny pesson
down, aliloug p he admitted tbai Inc bsi waa GOOD
out action.
The Dublin police bad a.re.sea dye perrons sup
posed 10 &c active Fen1arF. md to hare assisted
Stepnene 1n batting tne detectives.
Tue bt1ush returns for April show The value os
the c1porFR to be ovcr three aud q gu arter MIL
qRt ssPe a q 81 Ae' e s Ut sz .e,sy
progress IN recovery. and gradual return OF conf
dcnee. The pressure for df=count at the bank Was
di1ntuish1ne, although It was still extremely large
aGd the rste I. manned a. ten per CENT Tho rumors
Of assistance from the Bank os FRANCE With its In
meme accumnla.tous ol specie 10 The Bank OF
England Mcrc not authentic. The Iunss says such
step In The le1rli ot The crisis might have ptoYed
benefcia1, bnt II IL now unnecessary.
The Iunds aud secur11ies. generally exhibited de-
Gds fr1nncs., and prices had advanced all round.
II. ]. CnthoTer = Son, of London. principally en-
111e. nearly EeGDoo, asse1s believed to be ample.
satsc.taW aite't Circular ofthe evening Of the aoh
cit, sass the market fas American securities du-
o. back GovrEur,cnt stock and raifroad Etarea on
English as vel. rs Continental account, uut tnis
has eeen more klsn Ett by The demand for cx-
port TO New York, every mail hfthestoEbripgtn. a
large Increase Of oEdcfr.
ERAkcE.-Thc Bous.e. on 1hc 3Gth, was yety
fru,. HcnteE adSanced to G3i sc.
An explosion Of fireworks, III a factory, at
Arfnu- Filled twenty and injured fifteen peftons.
TURKEY -Tnree Tutkish nar vessel. had ar
rlvrd at AnlIsari, to en1rd the eoast OF Albania
aeainst bly, sudden landing Of Italian: yolnn tcer4.
PRuEs1A.-A De1lln telegram Of lhe 31st say.
Pzussia IN her rcp!y to the invitation foF confer
ence, acc1es tho desilr expressed IN tic letter
ol Invitation. that The armed powers ehnuld not
make further military movements du,tng its deiLb-
cra iont.
tyety satest per Htberntan. by telegraph to Lon
soudeHy.1
LIVERPOOL, June 1.-Atfairs are unchanged. The
Nee lns ol the Conference has not been fixed. L.
FUSE, or LII pfcssc, believed that Napoleon w1l
preside.
, 1866-06-11

S4eslrity Fire aud Marine Insurance
Cansi'uH1 f1@l1'ry Of tlae d. Eaicntlon
aud Suicide Of President BIrdsall.

and SUICIDE OF Nrc41uenf {IfdsA1l.
From the New York Uuderwntet>i
Tie distressing intelligence that the late
President Of this respectable and influential
nounced u New York late last Thursday
evening. 1t is a SAD duty tn reenrd the utta-
wreck morally and physically Of citizen
VINO had held so respectable position OF
trust among Ills fellow men from youth up to
mature manhood. It is stated TINT In 1855,
Mr.. Blrasa1l diverted $4,000 Of the Com
pauy's tunds to his osFn. purposes, and lnlu-
aged to charge that amount to lrc loss ac-
count.
Thts shows very careless supervision BY The
Finance Committee and Auditors. It Is also
stated that 3lr. Birdsau has oTer issued 100
s.ares Of the Company's stock, aud, Of
ctersc, put 1t In circulation for his own pur-
pcss This act will require explanation from
othe officers Of the Company as veil. Tue
total @talcation Is set down At sS6,5oo, and
the Uii ctors announce that the assets Of the
EoDpao: are all secure intact. VERY, Proba-
hly, me lsurance Superintendent Will deem
i necsssarsto make thorough examination
I Cation. Thesie need sas As BE- - no D' appre- @
hen:ion entertasi-d OF the solvent condition
OF the Security. of course the Company
| must lace the oSef issued stock: but It Is
,me t9ai KS et3SK eg5a1eates boEe tue signa
mittce, or, perhaps hettt. Of Slate Regis
Ter Of stock, as well as Of he President End
Secretary Of eo9Raay; aEa Y. :. 1;s Rank of Com
] and It Is understood that Mr.. Aaight, The
President, who is also one Of the Ffnhes
Commits of the Security, will secure thts
sum for the benefit OF the company
Rumors are rife TINT Mr. Bi7dsan was IN
yolyed In some outside stock speculations
lie had cpjoyed the liberal salary Of sla, ,oo|
a year with other perquisites, md always ap
pcared to be i retiring, rstleeat man, having
OF a popular manner OF expensive style. U
was ncrcr regarded By the profession as snita
Bile Tor his position in tho Security. Let u
hope his wreteled fate will teach an impre:
sire Lesson to all men placed In positions
| trust. Considering, however, the almost M
limited and perhaps unavoidable trust r
posed in Insurance Offices, It l. gratifying I
know that there have been but very le" an
| comparatively Insignificant abuses Of tha
| 4rrct committed in This country.
, 1866-06-11
A Tribute 10 the Dead Of the Queens
OxrIs-ImpoAtng Funeral ProceaAlon.
EFrpm The TORONTO Glohe 9Th inst1

Yesterday afternoon, the bodies Of tlvo of
The brave men who fell in defence Of their
country were deposited in their last resting
place, With imposing civic and military
honors. During the forenoon the bod
les OF Corporal Defries and PriTate An
dcrson were carried in procession from their
late residences to the driu-shed. The
fight Of steps ut the east Of the shed and the
wall behind were drnpcd in black, and plat
form was constructed In front for the recep-
ton Of the collins. These were exposed for
several hours to allow the citizens to view
ofEnsign McEachren occupied the middle aud
front position, coyered with the Union Jack;
that Of Corporal Defsies was placed on the
right, and that Of Private Anderson on the
left, each draped with the banners Of the re-
sPectiEe 0rauge lodges to which they had be-
longed. The cottirs Of Privates Aldsrson
and Tempest were placed behind and above,
covered with flags.
EAt $50 the catafalqne which was to curry
the coEpaes to their place Of burial arrived,
and they were p1aced upon 1t by the escort OF
the Queens Own who had accompanied their
fallen comrades to the city. The procession
started from the drill shed at $50, In the fol-
lowing order:
Band Of The Fnrty.Eeyenth Regiment; Firing
Farty; Remains Of En-ign McEach1e3, corporal
Defnes. Private AIteIson, Private A1deEson, FRI
T TsIs T@RGst y 2sE Tans pse!
Satea and Non commissioned Officers OF tho Army;
Ufffccss Of Volunteers. according to rank: O11cess
Of The Army, according to rank; Mtj Gen. N.plcr
and SlaE; Mayor aua Corporations; Citizens on
foot; CaH1aees.
The procession moved up Simcoe street to
King, along King street to Parliament street,
and up Parliament to st. James' Cemete-
r., the band Of the Foriy-scycnth regiment
playing the Dead Narch, ind the bells Of the
city to11fng. An immense 4pncourse Of peo-
pie througed the streets, and every window
moufntni countenances- The shops were all
closed, and = majority Of the citizens wore a
badge Of mourning. The procession was
about halfa mile in length.
On arriving at the cemetery, the cofHns
were taken from the cataialque aud placed
upon the steps leading 10 the church, and the
Lloydtown rife company ranged themselves
on each side Us firing party The burial scr
vice Of the Church Of England WIS read by
the Rev. Mr. Grasett, rector Of St. james Ca-.
thedral; Rev. Mr.. Boldly, curate Of the eem-
etery chapel, and Rev. Ar. Williams,
garrison chaplain. The musical service
was conducted BY Mr. Carter and
the choir Of st. James Cathedral, and con-
sisted Of the Introductory sentence, II am
tho resurrection and the life," chanted while
the corpses were being removed from the
catafa1que, the anthem, II heard voice from
Tbce.''
Tie service over, slx yol1iea were fired
over the romains Of the dead, and they we're
removed to the vauit Of the chapel. The
immense concourse then slowly moved away
and dispersed over the city. Never, perhaps,
has such an imposing funeral procession been
sern in this city,
, 1866-06-11
NUMBER Z.

t6e currency to molly any association whose law
iu] money reserve ~ atnresaiu shall be below The
amount 10 he kepsGu band, as Aforesaid. 70 r1aSe
ee94 sach rc::fIe: and u such a.eociatica shall
serss Of lawful moiey Of the United States, The
tonPtroaler may appotnt nreEefYer 10 wird upthc
p1smt3s o. epch assUc:tion provided in This TT.
Aha o. II tut1tT eaGeft5, Th9f section thlrty.tWo
of1nc az 1loiesald be 20 ancnde4 to Tead fol-
@Ss; 1Ess each as*oeiatlyn Organized under tue
Fo"saons of this act shal- erieer, subject 10 the
aprfoEM Of tce Comptzulier Of the Currency. N
ast ocial!on IN the catY Of Nes York, DO .tun, Or
thilaofpnia. 1t which 1t #1lt Redeem its ci1cuia-
ing notes At pss; and the Comptroller shall gtrc
pnb'i= notiee Of the uamis OF the a.eoc1sttone 60
selected at which tedemplto1s aee' to be made By
The respective a1sociol.on., and Of any ch1u4es
that may be mtde Of The aeEoc1aIfon at which the
no'e: OF .1r as$oc:aflon are Redeemed. II any A.
s9c'ation Eaa;t fal eher to make the selection Or
~! to redeem its notes as aforesaid, The eouptIo4
Ter Of Tue Cntsercy u1J, upon EeeeltluF sasstscto
y evidence tacreQf. appoint a receiver tn'the mau-
neE provided Il this at, to wind up tts affairs,
Fforsded. 1hat nothing n tht1 section shal re-
circulating notes At i,s OVID counter a. par, in Law
ful money. on demand,
Ana oetf }t7sheZ Znaactta, That sec,ion forty-cne
OF The act aforesaid BE- 70 amended thar tho provides
IN safd section shall read ~ foltoFe:
fforidtd. That no!atn9 III this act shall be con.
FtEued to pzcveDE asseeatt1ns- GEanlzed anter this
act. from being atEcssed and taxed by or under
state authority or corporations.
FToridA9 further. That the tax 20 imposed sha.l
State oa. ke, when ASSESSED Al corporations, md
shall rot exceed the rate imposed other mooeye11
capital N the hands Of tnd1v1anat citizens or such
Tilted to all The 5mmuntlies aal exemptions that
otnfe balEa would be eDtli.u to j assessed rs cur
pe ratttEs. and tna tho shats of sad associations
shatl be exempt from all taxation.
, 1866-06-11
FROM MEMPHIS.

BIZ the Metropolitan
Po,tcc Standardization Expressed
MT the AasfEnmcnt of Gen. FsHxc to tue
Command or Troops In Tenneh"cc-
Goud ReAuli!ng from EEtl-AIr1vnls
and Department
Especial Despatch to the Chicsco Tsibune3
MEMPHIS, june 10.
The Board Of Police Commissioners have ap-
pointed aw,rel and bradley, formerly otcse In the
Cntcd S.atcs rrcrc' service, police Capfa1n:. The
>treeante appointed we,e all Uusan etIicszs.
The order placing Gen. F-ke In command Of
,!e iroops IN Tennessee gises great eatsiaction 10
Cn,on ncn. Win Gen. Fix comnardins the
Department. and q Metropolitan police. capitalists
need moi fear 10 mike 1uye.ineutt In Memphis
The u.alicrnn: pcr.onul sssack made BY the Ana-
ldnche on ME. WoIcolt, Of Wo:cott smith Co., foI
al!ercd rxulcalism. has concentrated upon that
house trade greater than any other two houEes in
thr csly.
Weather very bot. Down. s. Mccuoc. Mar
h,e city. EagcptA. Atlantic. II, pairck, Gnrdon.
.]cnuie Dan, C,ly Q, Car,o. Up--Rnsh, Platte
Valley, eou1hernef. Larry Dean, Marble Sitr, ;.
FAtnn