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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-05-22

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bsttsr lissiplias1 dsspstin ~ n1ose
pesseReivs ebsdisaes thas exists In this
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hssds n he psspls. ~ jadisiasy and the
issslligsscs efa grsas country, sssuste6ed
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rights d ~ najorhy.
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for the mere forms Of lay viii indues. ~
people % take 30 steps vhleh en- place
then 10 Opposition 70 ths 0svsrnusat. -
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bly, and enthusiastically, % foil
he clumsy peejssts wbiah hsts
been devised = snslavs tbsm. The Con-
sttation and The genius Of Rspublieanism
viii b. vindicatsd BY the strength Of The
great intsrs1ts 4 stake, tie jsstics Of the
Gauss ~ ~ power II reason. intslllssncc
and nuaibses.
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the efsct Of their sxtssas osasures. There
are signs which have shown them their
weakness. and forced them 70 modify their
oppressive designs. But thess ars only to
BE- interpreted as indicating want Of conf
dencs in their success. and not any change
ofpurpose IN their object. The friends Of
Constitutional Govern.snt hsvs only to be
vig'lant, prudent, quiet, asd hopeful. The
day Of their dslivefancs is moi far distant.
The earthquake which tie President pre-
dicted, in his 22d Of February spssch. will
surely cons. Tho ground even now begins
10 tremble, and I'll the strong walls with
which the enemies Of popular Government
have hedgsd Themselves in, will surely tot
Ter 70 their fall.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-05-22

LET rnE CHILDREN SLEEr-We esrnestl,
advise those who think a great deal, who
have to work hard, TO take all the rest they
can get without medical means. We eau
ton parents, particularly, not to allow their
children to be walked up Of mornings-let
nature wake them up; she will not do il
p-omaturely BIT have care that thew ~
70 bed at an carly hour let it be carly, IN.
til they wake up themselves in full time 10
dress for breakfast. Being walked IN early.
and allowed to engage in difficult or any
studies late, and just before retiring, has
given many beautiful and promising child
the brain fever. or determined ordinary ail
ments TO the production Of water on The
brain. Let parents make every possible ef
Tort 10 have their children 90 10 sleep in !
pleasant huinor. Never scola or give lee,
lures, or in any way wound child's fcelines
y It goes to bs6. Bet Oh Danish business
md every worldly care at bed time. and LEI
'leep come 70 mind at peace with God and
II the world.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-05-22

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story. 20 the effect that III Duke de -
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= - now asserted that lie vas alloved -
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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-05-22

The Nonparsa calls ito column Of State
items "Hawk.Ey edeas
A Methodist Episcopal Seminary has
been located ct Glsnwood, q We learn from
the Opinion.
The mechanics at Kendallville, Ind, es.
innate that not less than 800 buildings will
be erected there during the coming season.
Samuel Parker, the last survivor Of the
Wyoming massacre, died on the 18th inst,
near New York SPRING.. Adams seanty,
"a.
There are about twenty Republican jour-
mails of Pennsylvania who are supporting
with vigor and effect the restoration policy
Of President johnson.
A jury lately gsvea verdict cf over %, 900
against Campbell and Jones for refusing to
take large lot Of corn on special COM
tract, in PottCwattamie county.
A Cleve'ard paper says that large num-
Der Of prominent wool dealers in that city
and in the counties Of Gcsugs, Lorain,
Richland, Medina and TrumbulI. will meet
in convention there on the 28d inst.
The School Board Of this township Dee
Moines 10 making arrangements ioe the
establishment Of separate school for color
ed children. The school will commence
early in September.-Stdts Reqister.
Oil has been discovered in Hunter town.
Allen county, Ind, and there are indics-
tions Of its existence for miles around that
place. Already . stranger from Wisconsin
has leased some 5000 acres Of land in that
vicinity.
OF the numerous strikes Of mechanics and
laborers Of the various classes in and around
New York, but few, il is said, have succeed
ed in their demands, and in most cases
work is now in progress st the old rates.
A Frenchman once wrote an essay dis
cussing the question why Englishmcn ST.
ways commit suicide in November, and a
receot London magazine contains an article
on sssassinations, remsrking that they orc
always committed in April, and that the
i4th Of last month has been favor.te day
with murderers for several centuries.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-05-22
To Cure Aguo and Foyer.

done operating, take DR. Essterly'r Fever snd Aeue
KILLER, dose M directed on the bottle every two
h0urs, until nine Oses have been taken In the aeence
FIRST DAY. Then to prevent il return. take Ire
Ague Killer three times day on the seventh, lbus.
!eenfh twenty nrsf and twenty eighth days. alief IT,
CURED Let every man., CONAN and child Try It, and
II y0n nnd 1t to be true, tell i to your friends
Price Of Aguc Killer 81 80 Fer bottle. Pills %
conee per bOx-lO pills In box
- Prepared and Sold BY DR.. E. EAeTERLY =
Co, No: 10 North Filh street 81. Louis Mo- and eola
at their Brunch Family Medicine Store, Chicago, M
Sold by Druggists gennrally.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-05-22
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Salt Rheum and Tetten
Ointment

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Prairie and Barbers' Itch, Illinois Mar :.
Missouri Scratches, Scrofula, o. .,;ns.'
"a Sores, Pimples on the Es~ e. ana =. II
Diseases and Eruptions on ne Skin -
QUT TO EFFECT A PERM Npv, ~
II cal Cure of Scrohilous and Srs A M NADl.
very kind We recommend 90" diseases q
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-05-22

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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-05-22
DIR. EASTERLY,S
FEVER AND ACUI KILLER.

Will Cure Ague and Fever, Chills and Fever. Dumb
AGue, Intermittent and Remittept Fevefs ma eyerv
form OF Fever incident to to the West
This celebrated medicine has been afleen yeare e..
tabiished IN 81 Louis, and IL universally knovn
BILE CURE Tor A&ue aud Fever In all 10 foens. ~
presented you.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-05-22

Trial win convince the most incredulous Of IL Il.
most miraculous Power and slhcacy ID fe00vtnR
warts and Moses, which are always o6ensive to r.
tOrmenting Pains iton Gums and T0oehsche ffice
70 cents per bottle.
DR.. Sanders Three Minute 0alve win BE- cent 70 IN
parts Of the country receipt Of the price, and 10
cents to prepay postage on tie sau,e.
Prepared and sold q. + HAsT1RLY Co.,
Branch Family Medicine Store No . ladieon stYee4
Chicago. H. For sale BY Druggists generally.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-05-22
DR. EAHTERLYsa
Iodine and sal.sanarirla.

r e b -. I'D INTERNALLY, ~AfeA pus,aes n.
plying the Ointment to the soses a. srt .e. ~ sP
s ; q lament cure win b eaected. Both ~ ~
''s p.,I g y q msed Y these conphints.
NJ Me iodhc And Saysap61 y, q 80 pr hottle
Is cents per bette. Ae'''t o'n'ment.
~ Prepared snd sold By D.. r. RAsTIRLY : co
psietore. - ASs'.'' 10 SoSe FRO
SS'd q tasir Branch Family Medicine 8. ne. No. %
For sale b. Druggists generally.
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-08-22
24ruetary aud Cpmmrrfiai.
Cincinnati Markets.

AfNcIhNATI, August 81.
FLoUR-The demand is GOOD, and tbe
market is firm at the qrPtations: Super6 no
city standard is held at $7097 80, AMI some
choice lots bring $S. Extra we uuote m
SlO@l0 so; family at $40 75@I1 30, and
fancy at $11 75@13.
Wharf.-The market is stealy with a
good demand. aud offered is saLcn az the
rates glvel. No. new Red is sellirc M
81 35@2 40; extra do, at 81 d0@2 IS; Hill
at - 45C12 so and white is held at 81 5Jep
y GO, but not much oG'aring.
- CORN-The market Is very dull. and
prices are droopin.; mlSed shelled in ele-
yator sold at 5J@56c, ard white do. at Go
@Gac. White ear is held at 5Sc.
y, OATs-A very dull market; the asking
rates are 37@13Sc. for No. ] old. aud 33@3ic.
for No. 2. No. new is held at BIC.
RYH-A quiet market. choice is held at
s0c- No. l at 75c., and No. 9 at 65@7Oc.
GOO bushels choice sold from store at soc.
BARLEY-There is nothing doing. and
quotations are, to greaI extent, nominal;
III 80 will be paid for prime new fall.
GROCERIEs-rhe market rides unchang-
eh and steady, with fair demand at 25@
Bic. for fair to choice lilo Coffee: l291hc.
for raw sugar; 17ls6olS,. for harl refined
aud S0@a0c. for Porto Rico Molasses.
WInsKY-A continued firm market with a
good demand at 30c. for bonded, and 81 Is
duty paid.
SEED-Flax is quoted at - 50@3 90.
Clover Is held at IS. Timothy quiet at 81
@5 %.
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-08-22

ing the Union u created and the liberties
It was ordained TO secure. -
GSlgnedl .lhli330f
g. A. CUSTER, Maj. Gen. u. s. A.;
A.Mcp, cCopk Maj, Gen. " S, All. .,,
LII. ROUSSEAU, Major General; hiHl if
4 GEORGE CRooK, Major General;
3. MHlEi1Tlt Brevet Major General nr Z
THOMAS EWING, Jr- Brevet Mai. Gen.
=. Committee On Address
WASHINGTON, August 10, 1866.
CORDIALLY approved" also by Major
Generals Dix, Steeflman, Blair, Sickies.
Granger Slocum, Hugh Ewing, Critten-
len, &C.; by Brigadier Generals A. G. Nc
Cook, and twenty-five others, and by
scores Uf fOl"nets, Surgeons. &C. who
ma C eminent recurls luriiig tie late war.
The change frn hicagt to Cleveland.
as the place OF holding the convention. was
at the solicitation NJ gentlemen in The sea- i'
board States. who consider the latter more
desirable, and central location. trf
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-08-22
An Old Fashioned Georgia Planta-
tjon Frolic.

tioh Frolic.
As VIC are afraid tllat this may le among
the last we copy the following account of
1t from the Sumter Rcpab'icGa of the 26th
Friday afCe~uou', last, in com; any with a
few citizens, We were taken in charge and
escorted to the residence OF our friend,
Mai. j. II. Battle, about ninety miles from
Americus. We arrived Just IT, time to wit
ness the unloading Of wagon with ice.
lemons, sweetmeats, etc, and another wag-
on containing about four hundred fresh
fish. Startle not at this, reader, for it is no
uncommon thing tor our friend the Major
to catch from three to five hundred at a
haul.
| 1t has been the custom of Major Battle,
for the last twenty years, to give the la
| bOrers on his plantation free barbecue
Immediately after his crops are laid hy. 1t
was on this occasion that we were invited
last Saturday. About one O'Clock on that
day the company, consisting of ladies' and
| gentlemen of the Immediate neighborhood.
together with few from Americus assem-
bled around table, where was spread ono
of the most stlmptlolis and well prepared
dinners it has been our lot to enjoy 40,
these many daysr' Fish in abundance,
lharbecued shOat, mutton, kid. ham. vege-
tables of every kind, iced lemonade in
abundance, water-meiUDs AM other articles
TOO good TO me ltion. IN short, everything
that was necessary to make up good din
ner.
The first table having gone through all
the courses, aud having liothing else to do,
adjourned, to make room for another. The
plates were all cleansed and the table reset,
when tie colorcd guests, consisting of men,
women and children. numbering about
fifty, took their seats arodnd the table, and
began to discuss the rood things before
them. We never witnessed happier
group than those seated around that table.
They all seemed TO enjoy themselves to the
fullest extent, aud highly appreciated the
Kindness of their former master.
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-08-22
Honlth Rnlletin NO. b.

OfEIth Of INV ItOAItD ON INEALIHsf
DAYTON. August 2l.
At the regular meeting Of tho B6afd Of
Health tho following members we're pres-
ent r. wv Steele, President 2H. Jerome.
w. Westermal, ,, A, G.. Walden, B, r.. Wait
aud u. F. Eaksr. Health 0ficer Or. II. X.
Steele aud Street Commissioner Captain IL.
pornbush were also present for consulta-
tion. I't ~ VI ,ief'ti .t.lh hH
Tie Committee on Hospital reported that
the building was now completed, and ready
for use.
The Committee appointed TO wait upOn
the Mayor of the City reported that be was
willing to co operate with the Board In
their efforts TO abate nuisances. The Com
mittoe appointed to employ steward for
the hospital, read the contract made by
them. IN connection with the Directors OF
the City Infirmary, with Mr.. Goetz, which
was approved. A motion was made and
carried that the Street Commissioner be di-
rected to procure carts and superintend the
removal of garbage for period of thirty
days.
A motion inviting the Mayor of the city
20 attend the meetings of the Board, was
carried.
No deaths from cholera in the city have
been reported to the Board.
r.. w. STERILE, President.
i w. DIETRICI Spc'V
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-08-22

GOOD GooDs-CHEAP GooDs.-There's
not better place to buy goods cheap, than
at Christopher and Spielman's Third street.
Yard-wide brown muslins at II, IS, 20, %,
% ets.-and the best Of bieaehed muslin.
Also, fall style calieoes all kinds of fflannels
&c. Call and see. You will be sure OF
bargains.
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-08-22

NURSES WANTED.--The Board of Health
desire to secure the services of person to
take charge of the Hospital as soon as the
same'is completed; also of three expert
enced nurses, who are. willing to attend
such patients as may be sent to the hospi-
tai. Liberal compensation will be allowed.
Apply to b. f. Wait, No. 2l4 East Fifth
street. ,hsI ft tH. I5d1w
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-08-22

Thousands who have tested DIR. BICK-
NELL'S SYRUP, for Dysentery, Diar-
rhea, Cholera Morbus, Pain or Cramp in
Stomach or Bowels, unite in their testi-
mony that there isnothing equal to it. Safe
and sure for young or old. Try it and your
report will be likewise
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-08-22
FARM FOR SALE.

L WILL sell, at private sale. a small farm. con-
taining hfty acres About fifteen acres are in
good timber. The balance Is well improved
There Is good house aud barn. and fine hearing
orchard The fences are all In excellent order,
and there are two wells OF good water on tho
premises, The farm Is located on the Dayton and
Western Rairoail a mile and a half west on uig
gins station. Call and examine the farn
au2Swam ROBERT PEELING.
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-08-22

CHOLERA IN CINcINNATI.--F the twen-
ty-four hours ending at six o'clock last
evening, eighty-three deaths in all occurred
in Cincinnati, lfty-three of which were by
cholera. A manifest improvement.
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-08-22

az By late decision of the Commits
sioner of Internal Revenue, pfckels, in jars,
are liable to a Stdmp-ta1i On the same
principle why should not a pickel have to
pay a stamp-tax on the vines?
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-08-22

RACING To-MoRROw.-Another grand
trotting match viii come of tomorrow, ut
the Miami Valley Park, rear Hamilton
The lavorite Dayton Bellp win be one OF
the coutestants. The best kind Of sport is
anticipated. An extra train will leave the
Union Depot az half-past twelve o'clock
Tomorrow. Hli 0. H slt3f s. to inItj
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-08-22
Dissolution of Partnership.

'NiE partnership heretofore existing under the
~ hrm name Of Walker & Turner, Merchant
frsli - ~ TINS day dissolved by mutual consent
Inc ~, business will hereafter be conducted By VIM
" aiker; a. the old stand The books will be found
% et we olu stand any persOn being Indebted 70 the
old arm will please call and settle i'm mme6iattiv
Dayton, Ohio. August ~, lsd8-dawSt
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-08-22

CS THE dayton View House" was en-
tered by burglars, through the window, on
Monday night and some five or six dollars
in change taken from the drawer and a
dozen silver spoons from the bar.
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-08-22
FOR RENT.

Two front rooms, lsuitable for an ofice and
\ sieepins reom.l IN the building occupied by
tue ONO Insurance Company, northeast corner of
mi rd ard eaerson streets, InquireOf WILLIAM
DlChE1 PRESIDENT. or w IL. GILLESPIE Sec
retary, Ohio Insurance COlnpauy mRltf
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-08-22

QUEsTIoN.-Why Is it Schwarz sells so
many goods Because he sells the incest
made up, keeps always on hand a large
stock of custom made Clothing, and more
especially sells with a very small profit,
and asks no two prices. at lis Main street,
sign of the Golden E-a-g-l-e.
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-08-22

COUNTY FAIR.-Attenion is directed to
the notice of the letting Of refreshment
booths and stands ON the County Fair
Grounds, to take place at two o'clock to-
morrow afternoon.
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-08-22
ST.. LOu1s, August 81.
Foreign = BY Cable and steamer.

lEOtcIBn - Ry CaDIc ann fJealnPrs
PARIS, August 20, Z. Nit Is denied. ON
authority, that the Empress OF Mexico
who Is now here, has threatened that Maxi
milan Will alb licate when the French
troops are Withdrawn from Mexico. 1t Is
also stated, by aiiCliority, that ller mission
TO France is TO ask the assistance Of the
French forces in Mexico prior 10 their
evacuation of the country, to quell the iu-
surgents.
The story. purporting to come over the
Atlantic Telegraph, that an attempt had
Deeh made to blow up the Parliament
House n England with gtinpuwder. is pro-
nounced hoax. 1t was 9OCt n up by some
of the attaches of the New Aork Herald.
ADDITIONAL NEWS BY EUROPEAN MAILS.
The preliminaries Of peace between Aus
tria and Prussia were signed at Nikolsburg
on the 2Gth of July, and proclaimed at
Vienna on the Sd inst.
Austria is to lose no territory except that
of Venetia. The Emperor of Austria re-
cognizes the dissolution of the GerIDatic
Confederation. AMI gives his assent to n new
organization. from which Austria shall be
excluded. Austria relirr iuislies all cl aims
to Schleswig AMI Holsteii.
Prussia Is to receive from Austria 1909
w tlalers {" cover war expenses, hut from
tnls sum Is 10 be ded"cte ! the amount of
the indemnity for war expenses. which
Austria has st'll tie right of exarting from
Scllleswig aud Holstein iu virtue Of the
treaty of October 2n 1854. say $4,000 of
thalers, beside 5,O0l,00O rs the equivalent of
the expenses of maintaining the Prussian
army, borne by the cOIatries of Austria
occupied by that army Until the conclusion
of peace.
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-08-22

GB-The Cincinnati Commercial assures
us that the speech of General Scheuck, at
his Saturday evening reception, in this
city, "Tas reported eSpresslyfor the Com
meretal and teleJrdphed' 10 tt-rot s'written
OUT and sent down by mail, as We infer
red
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-08-22
TcIeefnnIi Vnrletfes.
WAs5NGruN. August 81

.fr fr HAs5INGTUN. August 81.
Secretary Stanton has determined to
withdraw from, tie Cabinet ms soon as Con-
gross meets. Ne has already rendered his
| resignation. but the President refuses to ac-
cept It unless Station will accept a foreiua
| mission and leave the country.
II is stated upon good authority that
Judge ii lt. Judge Advocate GeucriI. will
be superseded i9 afew days. Ills success
sOr Is not uanle,l.
The President to-day made the following
appointments; Seth B. Moe, IT,. 5. Mar
shalt Northern District of Ohio; Moses
Kelly, u. :, Attorney Northern District VI
Ohio; Theodore T.. Cunningham, Assessor
Fiftll District Of Ohio,
NEw YORK, August q.
Ten cases and five deaths from cholera in
this city are reported to-day, and eight
cases and four deaths In Brooklyn. Deaths
IN this city from cholera last week were $50.
Deaths from tnasnlatic diseases were 42S.
The Northern Light, FROM Aspinwall to-
day, brought $3,O9l COO.
ST. LouIs, August 81.
No cholera report from the Doard of
Health since Saturday, but the Police re-
port for forty-eight hours. ending at eight
O'Clock this morning, which is very ipcom-
plete, shows ISL eases and 50 deaths.
A Washington Dispatch, under date of
August q, says that Major General How
ard VIII be dismissed from the chief COM
missionshlp of the Freetlmens Bureau II
ne does not resign. Gcneral Fullerton Is TO
succeed.
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-08-22
a1isftlIantans.
vaIuable Farm for Sale.


/ WIFE 'VII n 7 uDIIV oHIul On
Wednesday, 20tA Of AuOust, A. n. 1866,
My Farm, eituated one mile South OF Osborn and
one half mile West Of Fairfield, In Mad River Val
lQ6 S1-lO0 acres. all weil Improved. Two dwelling
Houses, barn, Orchard, &c. st
TERns.-One-third cash in haSd On day OF sale
the residue to be paid In two sFual annual nav.
mentsj deferred payments 10 bear interest al the
rate Of six per cent and % bE secured by mortgage
ON the premises sold, ID X GREEN
August g. 1885, -leWS OF salem. in
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-08-22

FoR SALE.-A Confectionery and Re-
freshment Saloon. on one of the bestthor-
oughfares. Not better place for a les
taurant in the city, Calhat No. o. Jefferson
street, opposite Postofflce.. MwFM
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-08-22

A GREAT NUISANCE. The habit which
some thoughtless people indulge in, of
throwing melon .iuds on the sidewalks and
crossings is an ius,Iferable nuisaucc, an1
one that ought to be promptly abated by
the city authorities.
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-08-22

tBMajor General I. j. Wood has been
assigned to the command of the Military
District of Mississippi with bis Headquar-
ters at Vicksburg.
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-08-22
New York Money Market.

NKw IoRX. August 81.
The money market Is rather more active
at 4@5 per cent, for call loans.
Startling exchange Is duh at l07@107lz.
Gold Is lower, opening at l471l6, declining
10 l471S, and closing at las. p
governments quiet aud without decided
change. <sE Hl
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-08-22
Who Wants Bargains.

MARTIN BoMBERGER, REAL
ESTATE AGENT DAYTON, OHIO, has for sale.
Twenty Houses aud Lots ranging from $500 20
Also six Farms-throe in Darke, two in Mont
gomery. and one In Van Vert County -
~ me undersigned can always be found at tho
or at the Post Once corner
Buys and sells property. Terms liberal