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NOTE 70 rHE CoRoNEB,

Coroner will please have it put in the pap
so it will be read, and let all young folks t
warning by me, and you viii oblige me.
WILLIAM B. SMITH,
Two doctors answered the call; they began ope
rations simultaneously upon the self-immolatin
Smith, the one with stomach pump, the otheI
with galvanic battery. Under their vigorous
operations the unhappy Smith recovered under
protest, and was as comfortable at last accounts
as man could well be, who had been pumped
and shocked for hours.
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6ood.bye, dear vie, forever.
Dear wife, hope may meet you in heaven.
TO ALL WHOM IT NAY coscgRx.

Dear FTiends-This is the fourth and ,sst 49,.
have tried this. am getting quite aIeenv anS
soon will be gone. Welcome, %, DEATH IA live
is to suffer. Without home or friend ts liga =
70 suffer unutterably. To die Is to Be Il rests
Much could write, but brevity must be the styIe
now. only desire to be remembered kindly let
Use that love me love my memory. II have
miisJtEEed any man, let him forgive as he would
MI ~ ~ - forgiven. But one word for my wife,
~ NC. aye Tn,sa 9n my loye she who had evidence
Ssorty Ds1 he ago, still reigns alone in ny
iit.;IL sea1 I ~terday sent her 3 few
lhes, , WalGn, When sue reeNives she will know the
cause OF TINS rash act. May Cod bless her, and
deal with her tenderly! Lst no wave of sorrow
ever cross her breast nc misfortune eyer east itu
blighting shadow upon her sonl
lam too sleepy to write we'll, and while our hone
and bliss and young-but ns more. Cad hless
her! Her name is Susan Smith; and de.ira fbat
this may be sent to her throuE b he corones YoS
can find her by calling on Mrs. Susan b MiIer m
Franklin avenue, No. 20, between Fourth ana Ffth
streets. I wish my wife to take nav body IN
charge, and send word to my sister ii PhiladeI-
phia. Goodbye to all. May God In his mercy
bless all who have ever loved mel ampoy get
ting very sleepy, but oh sweet is death hat re-
eves the soul from the anguish, the grief n this
life, which is but few days and full of treble.
The coroner will please send word to my wife inn
mediately on the discovery of my suicide to-nlar-
iw. | desire her to take me in charge. | has
tried to live nobly and die nobly. This Is my
letter. Ihope God will forgive me for this
act. God bless all. Good bye
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An Englisbman is said recently to have invented
a scarecrow so elective thst one crow who saw it
brought back all tine eoIn hs had stolen tOs
three years.
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.TELEGRAPHIc DISPATCHES


3D.
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The te4'en eIooo [nO Sebin, them at EastpOrt,He'
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ANusgMEHTsTHIs EvEHlNG.--At the academy
of Nnsie. the drhna of Bustache Baudh' a.
AZ the Varieties " Ireland's Champir<' = Vi
Fenian Chief" Nevourneon.p
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INTERESTING GENERAL NEWS.
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DEPRESSED CONDITION OF Mr.. DAyI8's HEALTH.

The Presbyterian General Assembly.
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Terry Elected U. S. Senator From Connecticut.
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STRINGENT PROHIBITIONS BY GEN. DULCE

Death of Senator Wright, of New Jersey.
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REVOLUTIONS THREATENING IN CUBA AND HAYTI.
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naentlllpl Rearrlrns.

On the 1sth inst, in ST. Louis, man named
VIM. B. Smith attempted to commit suicide for Che
fourth time, and, as in the three others. was nm
| successful. Having retired at his boarding
house, the night previous as usuaJ, he
vas missed from his hash, +" next morning :
the chambermsid entered his room, found him
apparently lfeIess, gave the alarm, and the
doctors were sent for. Three empty papers ana
two full ones, all labelled morphine,1 were dis
covered nsxtto the "corpse,r together with the
following narrowing episses, which bear striking
resemblance, to those written few days pre-
viously in St. Louis by successful suicide named
Doctor seago:
ST. LOUIS, No., Nay 49, 1855.
Deer and Darling W5fe-This ia nv Iast letter
to you. have tried to be kind to y6u, and have
done all | could do, but misfortune has oyertakeY
me, and | seek rest from all my sorrow God
bless you-the loss Of you, with the gloomy pros-
pect ahead, could be endured, but the thought
that men are mean enough to rob me of that
which Ihave honestly made is too much for rae
to survive. Let one that has caused me to do this
rash act forgive. God bless you and prosper YOU.
ever. The hereafter has no terror for me- am
not afraid to die. Shed no tear of sorrow for me-
bat plant single rose on my grave, and when
you, in the hour Of gloom, feel that life Is
burden, only let my memory be held in quiet sad
ness as OF one too sensitive to brook the ssperi-
t'es OF this world. Dear, wish you to haze me
tahen care OF. and wear the suit of mourning for
ne n ana remain single during life. May God, in
final prayer.
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nGARRE Esris-- NEWS.
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ON THE PRESIDENTS POLICY.
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wARLIkg REMARKS OF LOUIS NAPOLEON.
PANIC on THE PARIS BoURsE.
ATTEMPT TO AssAssINATE B1sMARK.

Mr.. Seward on Presidential Policy and
Reconstruction,
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LATE MEXICAN NEWS.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1866-09-08

Bas Dlrtember93u
parten bat. Sn elmer Ger Gorre6s
poncsn,sn Stto 9tepsnilow's an ras
.Gineinnati Bo'f6tlait" be,Bt e5:
Die wiirtsmbsr9iiden Sruppcn ttbren
aus psrn BsIes suriid uno a!ues oeutst
perauf bin, pab rsmndhf Der Grtepe
wsrce sel4lp0en nerpen. Inter psl&en
8srinsunasn fIr Dlrtember8. wel@eS
auf Dsfcbl ne5 8unpsS tie 9obenaoQern'
laen sanoe bsisssn liee, paraber bort
man o!e perlasoenartisl1en Mnt9ten.
Ginias msiasn, pas mir 30 Niuionen
(teinabe balb ptel wte unlere 9ar3e
Staats14ulp bstrdsD, ancere 5 Nlilioz
nen tleben mi0s n uno auberpem auf
Gin Sabr prsubiibe Bs(abuns bstor1rnet'
tperoen, ,pis weilaar 8apen. Sepenfals
tperesu mir nibt teicnpers sltmpFt@ be-
banpelt merpan, benn mir feben l6le@t
anasidrie eli In 8erltn. Bonn erlfens bas
ben mir uns sans phrase fir ben 9unp
ertldrt aweiis"s cte Burg Der n@bnen Der
5Ohen,uae1n" trlsst. orit,ers bat Sltnp
In Sobeubs;m ituoirt unp otsrtsrS bat
Nd unlsrc preHs gar nt@t artis aeatn
B:stnarf bsnommen, uno oas Ct 10 vt
tDas MD t ietalo retsiet, eas baben mir
in ,5rantiurt selsbsn. &c m5&n esss
kalb nit ~ ben acknowledgement sc
bSrcn, ref cer prsls Elm 8app5aum an,
ae!sat lperps, ME Dies ihon in 8acen
nvtb ta5 I~,in;Nssium S9ap QeIbistt.;
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1866-09-08
Der In Ybt;

-DerArpBs@trcus tn pbts
lcrelpbta. - Gin enaliias6 8latt
t,tus. tclasnce bumcrilliihe psrNFaae
Der neuiitsu pbilacs!ptta Gonpentien:
@rpBe Combinations lln,erbaltun9 u.
orobe motaliIbe Masi1suun8 pu.h u.
Scbnicn UNI &c's tetiibm!: Irutpe in
b.. 1tas: ph.iorr;pbio, %t'ainnenD am
CtrR11, csN IA. AuanT. III uuicn
70 snam. pcinu aans r%secnhtutr, psiS
asmaitea unp eriineli6 asldfiet 1T. UNI
pie 8o,ittuuns t6lti,6 vflbl" 81 MAIDEN!
Wcnl. NaYmonr. cas Wuneer Ger
3sitsn, Ger cas- Gam rur8 10 piele au
ssrcrrenu'he Yur,sltaume e%'1taurt bat
miro iteunclihlt er;he,ncn u0o Dor Gem
an iii, ten unc sra1etsn putl'fum iein
wunrs,ucuss &unitnid aufdb'en, jpsi
ptercs "a olsi6sr 3eit au rsttsn. une 3rpar
i'm @aI.rpp naH entse osnSs'se!:n N!1z
tunser.
5,snor 5uarei, Der weltbsrlbmts
S6l1nsenbrl@wbter. wi,o cine eritauuz
lite 9oinsuuue eeben NIT 9f3dbmten
Supfsrlalu gen! Gr miro bic sr5bten
Rupisrlalansen in Die 5anre nebmen. 6e
UNI letneu gals minosn uno tn ietnen
Bu1sn itstsn. werur@ er aetat pas ete
eif,iaOen ShIeintbi.re nuutommsn un'
ltdelit su MAIDEN ino car9 cine 8eys
}Dbnunaspoluit!
DIR. Sobnlon Ter urs'rslei6ltde So
penbGnciaer, plyp lsin unsr(huttertes
8trtraucn in Itine @ontroQe Cher pts
wltbsnrfm &aub.biere 3.iSen. tnoem It
lstnen farbissn @ann Samtc in be
!65ble seben unp ieinsn &opf in ben 81
tpenradsn Rsden ldet unp parin bebdlt!
Cine bSbn a%ufreesnre Seene.
DiewunperDolle 8lddlt&e
Tamtlie, pte nidt rentS tbun do
littIe) wirp aur llnterbaltuns Der .3u
56ou,r- bt1tebt a 9 Ampb'bien uno
Bierfab!srn Der pilrsltsn unp perl4tsesn'
a.n Mrten. -trprsS fir rieie Muste4uns
oe(ammelt un0 nit grocer Wlabe unp
Soften au polfomu,ener 6armonie &C.
admit Darunter uerpen iein Volblut
Qoui6ano Blutbunpe pom Ner Stlfurs,
BE rieiiee xupfsri@lunSe rGlsu'st.'1 pom
Ohio, Miififppt AQteato.s, n0sclt@e
f4par,e G4aafe une bstlt0i Crocodile
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Die 9timmnns in Wrena:n.

Cine D.rliner Gprreippntsns hes
lemps. elmer YariIsr 3situnS, enlba!t
sinc lsbt lsbsnrips ShileNuns rss Nuf
trittS, Der au Mttne pts s. Muaue I'M
B,rliner Spynbauls t.i @slesenbstt Der
0crnsQunn Die sum 9s1sn Der ssrtpuns
ceien Splraten arranstst nprcen mar,
Ratlfaup.
.Dsr aan,e 6cf ,par. tbst!t esr Wstl1t,
~srlatter usit. anpeisnr unp aud teit' Sie
mar frri. MlS Der &5nis UNI balb a@t
llbr in feline 2eae trait erbob tt6 pie
aon,e We,lammluns unp eupfna tta IN
Ter ,u,buiiatilhnsn @e!ie. Die @or.
0euunu tsaann nit ten Sie8esmatl9
ron Iausfrt. ellis Der @orbans anf:.
alma. Nane ras san3e Spsrnpsriunal auf
Der Bdbne uup lana eine ipteisl fdr bic
@eleoenbeit ecmpuni,te 86nissbpmre.
Ssoe 5trupts ,parp NIT Bsifau aufae'
non,nen unp als Der Genor, Ser $50
wy,sti. tis folsenee SNcpbe lang .uIo
p.nn In aan;sn 2anp pic Dunrtsfaba:
websn wirp. ram tpsrrsn MIR rufsr': :
Sell, Sell. Gem 3aiier von Deutl4larp"
e1bcb 5lh Die aanae @eriomn'luI9 ano
wa1p " tu1mi(d errset, eus Der Vtlar'e
matrenp elmer lenstn 3tit %untsrbre&en
wu,ce. y.a@ rem legtea Ger5 had'en
abermals biz 8ufs uno 8raoes betoor
unn pom Dir %sslammtsn 3ubSssrl& att
rparo Die Nationalbpmne uer!anat. Da8
Sraensr entipra6 ben Bdni6ea rsr Vsr>
lammIuns. uup ale Inpsienpsn-Yssn<
ssn, psin;siVnnen unc Siraer - tt.tia a.
ten In psn @hpr NIT Elm. Ser Gnttufl,
oSmus mar en 9rer;eplols.. N's leb
ih etruaS NebnliGss. Die Gtnuabmt
fir ois @orffeuune belief fl& auf fat
5000 (S45O0 @olo.)"
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1866-09-08

- Gin N.m 9ampib;re Spleat mar
I'm 8rtsse sei6o0sn morpen, ale er sraee
I'm 8seriFs mar, NIT ieiner Sahle aut
einen &sbaQsn>S darfiduiBs., ~ fsusrr.
81 bate cine t6Blide @unce en- Mrns
capcneetraeen ; bod paren ale Verlube
psrastlih aepslen, Die &nsel 3u faetn.
Die 8unrs BELT: au ; assr jsst, rad
ersi Sabrsr, teaann Ter @rm ~ i&weQta
use fGas&tsr!sd III ihme3sn. eine Ope'
ration mu,pe fir seratbtu ertia't une
noGmaliass 6osfan mad Bet osrme'rs~
l,6sn 8uael anssfsut. Der Mtm rurcs
Don psr @unre in per S6u'ter bis an ras
gusossnaelsnt pfsn gel:at; uno cett, ttst
tep DIT NIT Mustsln uno 81 nsn, fane
man cos ell trne @iiier BON PCS Solcatsn
e'eenr1 8ahle, mel IS in istnem Nrn'e
rrsi Sabre lang 9svcf:t uao aena9t bate.
50 idcint, oils Oh pts, 3%usifslsobnc mob
ieinsm &rpfs ae;ielts &sbeQsnfuael. ant
pes Yilisr ssiblassn, IS tn biz Sbu!ter
aetrieten bat aap lelbff .obses!l!t II 1T.
Die Operation war eeN srl:al G9f0'S
bsa!sitst. Vs.. ..sGs-"g
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gllt8>8abrif,
@.@ets.

rs. XSet9,
u abtnetpu-@ trabt, oberesea9n na
81. paul, Wtnn.
D,nfbar Fir ben tisasris:n 2u;p,uts5tt,,
Der unteretouste, BEN beusfteu Yub'itrn
MinnelOta ansuaei0sn, hab CT feline GiFetat,
versr0bsrtem Ma6tabtt in ieintua utuer Sttir{
tduoe einesri&tet bat, unb If i'm @!anb, FIN
s.anten mitsem al8enaein bel .ehten ,as.s
,ru zs. 0remium sGfha t.:E
10 oerteven. &infa1er fomie . opel. &fEa ttr-
nc, III ben, ntebrieRen Yreiie III baben.
Dieter Giie IL ausaesetnnet gum gtnn,cdt
vpu GSur!en unb anbernGrl&ten, uub IL BON Re
pratttf@en &bemiter Dr. &eit wiiIenidaftlia III.
terfu&t. Der elbe fanb ibn Yoafrmmen ,,n,
erpFtb!t Jpn auf's eefs aun1 sam tlisreelrer
.ot %. U g.
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Die @tensr, ps!d,s bsfannt!i@
l:ltR i'm uus!ud rsn 8!s liesen. babsn
an Die 5trabsned}a @iens fpIssnpe Vss|s
onseih!aeen: OF.
Die Mtnifsr mi.'m 3cpf
Die @enerole pbre &opi.
uno'n Safer ubne 5irn - & 9se
o. miis mir ia serlir'n!
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Dr. 9pf. 3i,nmerinann, +.
Mrjt, @unbar3t uup @eburt4.

seller. a
~ Office: Dat @tra6e, In BET Rdte BET Som.
brp, Opatpnua, Gtesle Co., Rtnu.
cftrtrt hermit BEN eeebr.en heutfden yubufum
ersebenR feine Dien{le nit hem Bemeifea. ba6
e. Ia allen Gdaen. 10 patienten ftiuen BnRonS
tsanip1u@ea, aufmsrtfanae unb biatse Bebanb.
lung 0%arantivt.
11- pattenteu, bic am Banbwurm
lien, pirb cine rabtsase unb (&r,eralpie bin.
n3 tS&fens 4 Stunesn poleuttss Ru, uuu
ieitm nebel earantt,t.
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Die
Gi9arren> unb Gabads~
' . 9anblun9
&ran1er.

s (fribtr 1sbrs).
Drtttte Straee st. PAUL, Minnelota.
bait tets serrdtbtS Gin ssaadutiess Eager!
@uttr abBelaserter Gtearrer, fupoytirt
urlo ti8nir Gabrtt.,
&aud<, S@nupfs unbN 8autabade Der
beliebtfen rBrdabs", NIB
R a'ta NIB S&uupftatadsepfsn aQer.
ausr Sit. 81 s7al9 5
ednmtlt&e artttel Fas ssx beRer aualiidf
s1s sssetn efs 3aatsta IN ben setaisfea grei.
Nh 'A1 s. .ass NJ, a,Awtr.
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0lpbe &ptel
ilprtb Mfiiiiiippi BrQuerei
(ebema!s Bensbers's)
bpn.8 81. @ena.

81. Yaul. Mtnn.{rta,
ltefest fiji ben gonfata In btslser @tatt pte tn
2aub ~ ieber 3e,t untabelbaftes Bier. Osber1
BON au6tvbalb ST. aul resbeu fee prompt aal.
sefaln, 81 3. 4, Re1k
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Deutibe Bauf,

Deutfbe Banf,
st. paul, " ~ Minnefota
wels. 8rtefe, ober MaHrtSttnt iteen IS. fir
SO. 31S Sob, wbil. ptnttr. ~
$40 Garl. Walsrt. +..1
44 800 Carl QSnelbcla. .g md. lesa
le- Witlius Srpe. u. Dnn er.4
~ Sic @srmania 2ebensz II
BeriGerung6 WefeQimQft,
80, 8rpabmat,, G1em:Dpsf.
empFeblt eeu 8swpbnern .en @tnaelsta, opa se,
unfddtbaren @cblttat Der 2ebenSs
Deri@cruuN 8ebranfb 3a !aetpen. @it bat
Elm ba al v. oolletn8s,at Lee q 1unt.
Capital son $4OC, 600
Dcs 0eru1Vaea ber UejeIitt daft betrn am 80.
SAM ,. s. a s, $6Y1,3OS.07
aeneu G;;rteiiabr peraebrt un II ,SO2.64
70 ees bas, Iotalpe. mDsen frl.g5 L
III y;:teaf&aft iest betrdet 673,2O1.6l
tas iabrltde Ginfpmu;en
IA 4oo.ooo,oo
uno purse I'm tsstsa gisr.
eliatr SO. 10000
fptal- &irtounuaen >. ueuiasi a5&
aensa $50. 10000
Sabr seuiebt. tl: asa@
Die DsrtterunSsn In Rratt an 80. Suni1665
.pareu $11,7OO,0O. Dur& neue Derji@eruneeu
u 8etrast: Don $t,6OO,0W eretbt i'd elm Der.
s@erunssbetras pom $13, 5OO.OOO. Die @eleQ.
Tam nap Den eldn3enben @rfabruneen bts
.sten SabreS5 earaat retneu, ea6 I'D bieie Ser
ISerunsslnmnae fdbr!t9 unt SO, 600 ssr-
retr!. @iei f iIber ale 8ereiniaten 5taaten
uab bat III @innelota ~felseube &sen-
ten: |
= .aseutur In Der q suti9en ganf" BON
@eb.dper Wilius & Dunbar in 81. paul,
0err @ufau 9einrth6 in Minona.
berr Carl 8ranrt in Gartbault.
6err 6. Gi&bcrn in 5afinss. 81. I"
6err 8. Bp9en IN Ne,p Him. ss-a
Cir 1cessfdue : ebeaablts esie GEL li9aft SIC
est $143,5O0.M als7G53 M
s. S9wenbler, 5uBo @eitnrpnd,
Btee. sDrdi.u ": Sttretar. vrafbent-
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6 . u I, a +

fir bic H6ut9ret@e a.
~reaeeu, whrttembere, 8apern,
9anncoer unb 9ahfen,
fir bic 8robbersustbumer
ctbenbur8. 9efcn. 8aben. Med.
lenbure.S trelit une Medlens
b~ure,& bmerin,
ba6 8urflrfentbum 9e0en,
bic 6er3oetbimer Na1au, Sodien<
@einin9en, Sadien,@ ltsnburG,
uup pie freie Stapt Grantfurt a. 81.
Der unter3et9nets 1T ieben Sag wdbrens
@el@dftsfunben lu 1nben In feiner Sfiee. iib.
weAlihe Ode Der Dritter unt .Naain. @tra6e.
Gtnetunatt. o., 1. Mai 1864.
T. q. dbae. GsHiul.
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Neuetabliue
Iapeten-panblnn q.

Neuetablirte
ten.4anb lit n9.'
Dislntsust&ast.n betren I'D, BEN bsat1dsn'
vutliIum uli3uttsilen, tat Ne ifefben its' Asue11
1sf&Gft Ia ia I
EaYeten nnb. 1apesieripaarsnl
aiIeY WIT J
an ter 8. Stvoee, unipett Der linton 3au,
erSinet uns TN @tanbe fnb. tbre sertbea Run.
ben ~ bldg ~ t%seteaen. ale trssnb cine panb.
servatbs laeen freunbli1l etn $50
Gtas, grpb Il. 60.
GROCER
Geppi6 unb Tapeten- 2abel,
Rso. 225, bIttts. straRe, Nsssrs Blspt.
8eRdnbtS Durratbts cine fre6e Auspabl
1eppihe. OeltQ@cr, Matraben. Genfteb
Wort6n8e. 3ouleaur, Bsttfeeern. Eapsten &C..
Nsue Glitter lanseu beR6neia an. uub wereus
10 ti@igi pie .sS8lt& uersauft.
gvlisrarbeitp i,s auf Bsfeauns ssma&t.
81. 8. Strpna.
s4sve D%aS~neutB
Gptbgerberei-@ ef@d
M Sc6affer u. &ftiu8er.
z. Straee, 3utfden ber @ilenbabn uub
@in6lpm'6 M1blen.Greet, HI /
ttrettst NIT better Gt@enisbe unb bat ffsts Dor,
rStbtg jum ge.tauf ~ ben biuisfea prei(su.'
8atriiat 9tbt btut befen Smprrttrten al
@Ite unD Dauerbaftisteit ni@ts na4.
1 YldRerz9 aar gun, 0ettauf.
eagle \ GRADER 5a6rk
&lu+ 6ie8, GioeutbMmer.
33, 0terte Straee.
sa9 bintsr pem ~ mertean3,pufes
~aul, Mtnnefpta, bat alt Gotten 9rn.
Gradere une aQetn has dad etnf9!ageneen Vt.
tel teben Nussen frtf@ sebaden. tR
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The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-10-15
a,tunetarv and Ocommsrfial.
Cincinnati Markets.
CINCINNATI, OctoI

-r CINCINNATI, October IL.
FLoUR-Surperfin is held at $40 50@lI.
extra at $ll 75@l2 75, family at Sl3@
l3 75.
WHEAT-Ro. l red is held at 50 50; extra
at 50 80, and hill wheat at 81 %. No L
Ohio and Indiana white Is held at 81 95l1
50. Nolspring, to the extent of ] 900 BUSH
els, sold at So 55. No. 2 IA held at So 25G1
2 40. .....s...esrr
CoRN-The markets. quiet. Sound mixed
shelled and ear is held at Sl@S2c., and
prime white shelled at S5c.a FFFf q ffttfE
OATs--No. 2 we quote Mt 42c. in elevator
they are held l6D2c. higher IN some cases.
No, ! are held at 45@46c.
RYE-Sales We're made as high as 81 10.
No. / is held at 81 10. 800 bushels No.
sold at 81, and $50 do. do. at 81 05.
BARLEY-Prime fall sold on the landing
at 81 20; 800 bushels also sold at 81 So.
Choice State spring is heldat 81 456l 80.
GROoERIEs-The demand Is fair and the
maket rules steady at 2G@3lc for fair to
choice Rio coffee; l2@l5c. for raw sugar /;
lT4@i7s4c. for hard refined, aud s0@90e.
for Porto Rico Molasses.
WHIsKY--A firm market for bonded at
3}c. Duty paid Is quiet at SO 1902 33.
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-10-15
Telegraph Varieties.

ST. LoUIs, October l3
II is estimated that the total number OF
deaths from cholera in this city, during
the months Of August and September, was
about $500.
The receipts of gold from Idaho con-
tlnue to he heavy. A number of miners
arrived ut st. Joseph yesterday, having in
their possession 100000. ia "a n
CHICAGO, October 10.
Thirty five cases OF cholera have been
reported in this city since twelve O'Clock
last night ISp to two o'clock this afternoon,
Twelve of which resulted fatally.
The cholera has appeared at Milwaukee,
and several deaths occurred in that city
to-day from the disease.
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-10-15
The Dnyis Cnse.

Attorney General Stanbery, In reply to
questions propoundcd by the President
thinks that no further Executive action In
the case Is necessary, the prisoner being al
ready subject TO the order of the courts /;
and further, that "therc Is nothing to pre-
vent the full exercise of the jurisdiction of
the civil courts" ia Virginia. The trouble
Is, rs the Cincinnati Commercial says, that
Congress in hasty legislation to choke on
the nomination of Mr.. Stanbery for Judge
OF the Supreme Court, bungled the law so
that the Circuit Courts can not legally be
held in any part of Mr.. Chase's district.
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-10-15
Cincinnati Appointments.
WASHINGTON,

ASHiNGTON, October l3. q
Upon Inquiry, [ find that Enos b. Reed,
Esq, was strongly recommended by the
leading workngmen of Cincinnati for the
position of Postmaster of your city, and
there WAS strong inclination on the
part of the President and the Postmaster
General to appoint Mr.. Reed yesterday.
But 1t was finally determined TO defer the
action in the matter for the present.
Mr.. saunders was talked of for another
office, and think the result will be that
Mr. Reed viii disappointed postmaster, and
Mr.. Saunders will receive another office
suggested, but not yet determined upon.
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-10-15
The Louisville Fire.

LOUISVILLE, October 10.
The Louisville Theater caught fire about
twelve o'clock last night and was totally
destroyed, together with portion of the
Jewish Synagogue. There was nothing
saved. Loss heavy; insurance small The
Several persons have been hurt by tho fall
ing walls and timbers.
The fire originated by some of the actors
IN the piece that had just been performed
shooting guns. One wad from the gun
took fire and lodged against the scenery. s
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-10-15
The Kentucky Fair.

LEXINGTON, October l3.
The fair closed to-day; and though the
attendance was not quite as large as on
yesterday, there was an immense crowd
present, the weather being clear and cool.
In the rings for saddle horses, saddle and
harness combined. aud open rings for speed
horses, the exhibition was magnificent.
Brands "Grignoli' trotted In ? .3Sl6.
Miss Adams carried OF the prize for
and Miss Simpson, of Gin
cinnati, certificate ~ 'a0r
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-10-15

MONEY SAVED Is MONEY MADE.-The
above maxim Is hest illustrated by going
to Goodman's popular Boot and Shoe store
40 Main street, where every thing in his
line can be bought SO low as to defy com
petition. His stock is the largest and best
selected in the city; he warrants all his
goods, sews rips for nothing, aud tries hard
to please all who flvors him with their Gus
tom. No wonder therefore, that his store
is crowded all the time with eager custo-
mers. Give him a call, by all means.