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The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-02-21

The TURNER TEsTIMoNIGL.--Evcry thing
bids fair to make the proposed compliment
tary testimonial to the Mcssrs. Turner, to-
morrow evening, a splendid ovation, In all
respects worthy of the occasion. We have
before alluded to this matter, as well as to
the claims the enterprising proprietors OF
the Opcra-IIouse have upon the Dayton
public for furnishing them with place of
popular resort and amusement second to no
other edifce of the kind in the country.
An opportunity isnow offered our citi-
zeus to show INTERPRETATION of what
has been done. We expect the proposed
(ete to be \ generous and substantial testi-
monial. The public expect it.. The ar
rangements are all got up on II liberal and
magnificent scale, and if the people fail TO
enjoy it, and at the same time render we'll
deserved compliment to the gentlemanly
proprietors of the Opera=lIouSe, they will
have no body but themselves to blame.
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-02-21

LECTURE To-MoRRow N EVENING. The
Rev. Mr.. Young, who is Snnounced to Zee
ture at st. Joseph's Church tomorrow
evening, is gentleman of learning and
piety, and an eloquent and impressive ora
tor. His subject is, "The Truths of the
Christian Religion Essential to Human Cul-
turc:7 Thatit will be ably treated we have
no doubt and those who attend may ex-
pcct to be well entertained. The proceeds
will be donated to the "Sistcrs of Charity,,'
Il benevolent and praiseworthy Associa-
ton.
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-02-21

Don't fail to visit Huston Hall tonight.
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-02-21
abauts.

w ANTED-AGENTS- -(MALE OR FE-
MALE) Can clear $50 per week at their own
home, in light aud honorable business. Any per
son having few hours daily 10 spend viii find
this good paving business Address sendng
troit, Michigan. jan29 -Gtd1tw
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-02-21

Go to Huston Hall this evening.
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-02-21

w ANTED---PERSON'S OUT OF EN-
PLOYMENr or those Wanting BOARD. InfOrma-
ton MS to Lost Articles &C. to Advertise in the
Empire Want Column
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-02-21

w ANTED-A SMALL COTTAGE
With three or four Rooms in good location for
which rent will be paid in advance. Possession
desired by the middle Of March or the lst of April
Adrress or apply to SAM - Empire office.
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-02-21

w ANTED-MERCHA BANKERS
And Everybody Wanting Good Printing done. to
examine the work executed ut the Empire Steam
job Rooms No. 10 Main street
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Congressional.

SENATE.-A joint resolution was introduced,
and referred to the committee on post offices
and post roads, repeating that portion of the
law establishing steamship mail service be-
tween the United States and China which re-
quires stoppage at Honolulu. '.i
A resolution was adopted requesting the
President to communicate to the Senate the
transactions of the Executive under several
acts of Congress relative to the transportation,
colonization and settlement of such persons
of the African race as are alluded to in the
acts and what measures of colonization have
been adopted; the number colonized, and the
expense incurred.
The joint resolution relative to the appoint
ment of cadets at West Point, mentioned in
our Saturdays issue, was taken up. The
| question was on an amendment, authorizing
the selection of the superintendent from any
corps of the army The amendment was lost
by vote of 10 to 18-and tie joint resolu-
ton was then passed, and the Senate adjourn
ed. 3.
HoUsE.-The House bill to amend the pen
sion laws was reported back, and nom concur
renee in the Senates amendments recon-
mended. A committee Of conference was
agreed to. .sssss s5, Il
The consideration of the bill to incorporate
the District Of Columbia Sewerage and Canal
Company was resumed The bill was
amended by the addition of other corpora
tors. The bill went over for future consid-
GRAFTON.
Z, A bill to secure and regulate the deposit
OF public moneys, was reported, prohibiting
the deposit of public moneys in the National
Banks as repositories, unless approved by
the Secretary of the Treasury, land the bill re-
committed.
The bill regulating the bounties ofsolders,
sailors and marines, was passed by 139 to O.
1t allows ST per month to each who served
from April 18th, 1861 to April 10th, 1865
A claim agent is limited to five dollars under
this act, for his services. ..,,....
The tax bill was then considered in Com
mittee of the Whole-the free list being I'M
der consideration. The following articles
were added toit: uts. .ga gg 81 NJ
Machines for saving wood and shingles,
and stove bolts; brooms made of corn pa
tent alum and sulphate of alum boraic acid;
nitrate of lead calcned and carbonate of
magnesia; muriatic, nitric and acetic acid sal
soda; pot and pearl ashes red lead lubri-
eating oil Made Of crude petroleum /; tonic
made of rhubarb and currants; iron bridges
and iron castings for bridges. M
There was considerable discussion on the
section relative to distilleries, but that por-
ton Of the bill was substantially unchanged.
Conspiracy between inspectors and distil-
lers, to defraud the Government, was made
punishable with fine and Imprisonment
Twenty pages of the bill were disposed of
when the House adjourned
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General News,

The disfranchisement of the whole mass of
Southern citizens who participated in the Gre
bellion'' will be adhered to by the radicals it
is supposed. A compromise between the re-
publican majority and the Sumner wing is
talked of, in order to save the party at the
fall elections. If this cannot be effected, and
they fail to agree, the President will be master
of the situation. There had been a caucus
held of the Republican Senators. The subject
debated, was so to shape the constitutional
amendment, as to secure its passage by two
thirds vote of the South
The Committee of fifteen having failed to
effect this object, this caucus is characterised
as Committee of the Whole on the state of
the party.
The. bill equalizing the bounties, will add
$500, 900, 900 to the National debt, if passed
by the Senate.
Paymaster Paulding has been found guilty
by Court of lnquiryof technically violating the
Paymaster Generals circular forbidding the
transfer of government funds from one bank
to another, but acquitted of corrupt motive
or personal interest. 1t is expected he will be
court martialed.
Notwithstanding the House Judiciary COM
mittee is taking testimony with view to try
Mr.. Davis by military commission, yet the
President is said to be firm in the determine
ton that he shall have civil trial or none,
even if held to 4th of March, 1863.
Mrs. Daviss visit to Washington is to OBJ
tain permission to remain with Mr. Davis
longer-thc time allowed her having expired
On Friday last singular experiment was
tried in New York. DIR. Andrews assembled
in his singular balloon, which is intended for
aerial navigation. This arion of his consists
of three cyindroids, and is provided with
rudder, by means of which it is claimed di-
rection can be given to the novel machine.
The experiment was in part successful, and
modification of the machinery will be effected
and a second experiment made in few days.
Two negro women have been committed to
prison IN Washington for the murder of an
infant. The Grandmother is charged with
the murder and the mother as accessory.
The Grand Jury of the Criminal Court in
Washington city have investigated 500 cases,
and examined eleven or twelve hundred wit
nesses. 4H
The annual examination at the Naval Aca-
deny is progressing.
The school and practice ships will leave on
their summer cruise about the 18th of June
next. The number of marines on guard duty
at the Academy is 1l6. The French frigate
oeau Dai leu on "euncs''ay lor NeW PorI
RI
The highest price ever paid for real estate
in Chicago, was $500 foot, the lot 20 by
90, having been purchased by the Chicago
Times for the purpose of erecting building
for their business. The lot adjoined their
property.
The wife Of Rev. VIM Rudder, of Philade-
phia either fell accidentally or threw herself
out of window of her bedroom She had
been in i'll health for some time.
The Susquehanna fisheries have not been
profitable this season.
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TO POSTPONE MR.. DA.
VIS,S TRIAL.

| The Washington correspondent of the New
York NeUs expresses the belief that the
trial Of Mr.. DAVIS will be postponed until
December. This unheard-of interference with
the Judiciary is attributed to the Chief Justice
and Attorney General, and we have no doubt
without doing injustice to either.
Mr.. CHASE is very reluctant, it is said, to
have his record, as displayed in the Cincin-
natl Commercial, held up for the minute ex-
animation of the country while the extraor-
binary document, penned by Mr.. SPEED some
time ago when called upon for information
as to the charges against Mr.. DAVIS, shows
that he is animated by malignant bitterness
which clamors for vengeance rather than JUS
tiee. We may well understand the anxiety
of tho violent men marshalled under the ban
ner of STEVENS to have Mr.. DAVIS tried by
military commission.
They fear to trust the issue before a civil
court, and seeing the probability of executive
clemency being extended even in the event of
conviction, they pant to thrust this respon-
sibiity on the Government in order to manu-
facture political capital
But how they can manage now to take the
case out of the hands of the judiciary it is
difficult to conceive, unless by an act of great
err violence to law and decency than has been
committed in this generation. Nor can this
outrage be perpetrated without vigorous
tutional lawyers in the country, who have
now the right, combined with their duty, to
watch and expose their plots for the CONVEX
ton of the Judiciary into piece of mere
party machinery. ...5
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undergoing repairs. Our gossiping authority

undergoing repairs. Our gossiping authority
says:
GAS for the fair Princess who therein holds
sway, she will receive you during the day
time in a toilette of the utmost simplicity,
and with an entire absence Of pretension. On
such occasions she will probably wear plain
black silk rnorning-dress, white collar and
sleeves, tiny cravat, sand colored gloves, and
her beautiful hair artistically but simply put
up in net, with no jewelry or fnery, and
only the ornament of her bright eyes, pleas
ant smile, and graceful manner, offering a
very marked contrast to the elaborate getting
up of rich women of lower rank, whose
morning toilettes are nowadays almost as
costly and overladen as their evening ones"
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A GOOD EXAMPLE.

Paris is always enjoying sensation. 1t is
a reservoir pumped full of gas, and effervesces,
and sparkles into enthusiasm, or revolution,
just as naturally as soda water foams, or
champaign pops out cork.
We all know the effect which the Empe-
ror's late speech has had The imperial ruler
of France has been responsible for, heaven
knows how many, editorials; and the whole
matter has been discussed by the press. 1t
is not So generally known, however, that
there was quite sensation, just before this
imperial speech, in the world of fashion. The
Prince and Princess DE MoUcHY returned a
short time since from their honeymoon, and
it was understood that the illustrous relatives
of the Duke, had determined to set before his
young wife "dish of cold shoulder" upon
the ground that the grand daughter of the
unhappy ex-King of Naples, was not a fit
person to wed with one of the house of
NoAILLEs.
Hereupon the Duke, who happens to be
very well off, and rising man, gave out that
if such thing happened he would "cut" his
aristocratic relations.
On this hint, the relatives, seeing he was
so rich and powerful, concluded, with much
worldly wisdom, to abandon their lofty
ground, and the scandal-loving public were
disappointed.
But, we had very different object in view,
from that of merely relating this bit of gos-
sip. We have, on more than one occasion,
lamented general tendency to extravaganza
in dress among us, from which imputation
the members of the "sterner SEX are, by no
means, exempt; and there is a little scrap i'm
The Nation which we copy as instructive on
this point.
These lucky and enyied young people live
in sort of subdued splendor, in palace
placed at their command by the Empress,
while the hereditary Hotel of the Prince is
The day book. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1857-1867, 1866-05-28
COTTON.

Among the causes assigned for the panic in
England, it is said that the discovery of larger
supplies of cotton afoat from this country and
the East than was anticipated by the spin
ers was active in producing alarm This, in
combination with the threatening attitude of
the great powers on the continent, precipita-
ted affairs and te3'ifninated in panic.
We have already learned that the alarm
was subsiding, as was shown by an extract
from the London Times of the 18th, published
by us some days ago The cotton interest
will be still further sustained by the news of
the badness of the season and the partial fail
ure of seeds in this country This is a very
reasonable anticipation.
But more serious danger menaces king
cotton" in the shape of the tax of FIVE cents
per pound The effect of this would, in the
nature of things, be to build up manufactures
among us. A mistake about wool made in
the same way laid the foundation of England's
prosperity, and the same effect would be man
Tested here. Through this tax the philoso-
pliers who meditated it will be likely to find
that they have created rivals for those inter-
ests which they most sedulously guard, or, in
default of building up manufactures, if it de-
creases production, northern interests must
still suffer.
With this tax the whole current of do
nestle business and exchanges may in time
be revolutionised.
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lot they they the freedmen) would have
plenty of friends, politicians loving votes
more than they hate negroes" The antithe-
sis here has induced him to indulge the sug-
gestio talsi We do not any of us 'hate ne
groes :" our feelings are full of kindness: but
we fully comprehend that when their votes
are put in the market-to say nothing of
other considerations-we should have chaos
and confusion. After this analysis of Mr..
STEWARDS patent physic, we cry with one
voice: Throw it to the dogs.
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ID L. ~ A. STUARTsS REFINED
IN. SuGARS.-Crushed, Powdered and Gran
ALSO
[atent Pressed Loaf, new and superior article
A. 3, and Extra G. Sugars.
and Porto Rico Sugars in Hhds. and Bbs, for
sale ~ G. w. ROWLAND,
ap IL IL Rowland's Wharf
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RAIL ROADS.
AGENTS OFFICE, N. &P.R. 4
NORFOLK, May 8. 1866.

AGENTS OFFICE, N. Il P. R.
NORFOLK, May 8, 1866.
IN RED UcTION or FARE.
ON MONDAYS. WEDNESDAYS AND
FRIDAYS,
The trains of the Norfolk and Petersburg Rail
Road, make due connections, with the trains to
and from Richmond,
Leave Norfolk at 7.30 a. m.
:" Manchester at 1850 a. In.
The Fare between Norfolk and Rich
mOnd has been reduced.
Through Tickets issued at this office.
Baggage checked through.
may9-2Ot Agent.
RICHMOND q PETERSBURG
RAILROAD COMPANY,
Richmond, Va, March IL, 1866.
y TRAINS LEAVE
Manchester daily ats rs a. M, and 4.30 p. M,
And Petersburg daily at $50 a. M, and 5.45
And on Mondays, Wednesdays and FRI
days, they leave Manchester and Petersburg,
at 1850 a. M, er a
The morning and evening train from Peters
burg connect with the trains vsa Fredericksburg
for the North, and the 5.l5 a. M, train and the
TO- 80 a. M, train from Manchester connect with
Eff. GILL,
mhls-u Engineer Il Sup't.
ID ALEIGH q CASTOR r.. II. COL
III SUPERINTEND'TS OFFICE,
Raleigh, N. O., February l5, 1866
CHANGE OF TIME.
>, On and after Monday, Feb. 10Th, 1866,
Trains will run as follows:
PASSENGER TRAINS
Leave kaieigh 4.So N.
Arrive Ct Weldon. 100 A. M.
Leave " i.So
Arrrye a. sS0
Leaves Raleigh on Mondays, Wednesdays and
Fridays at A. M, and arrive at Weldon at 5
P. M.
FREIGHT AND ACCOMMODATION TRAIN
Leaves Weldon on Tuesdays, Thursdays and Sat
urdays at A. NJ, and arrive at Raleigh at 4
P.
By this change in the Passenger Train, connec-
tons are made with the Seaboard and Roanoke
Railroad, as well as by the upper route VIA Rich
mond.
Way passengers can be accommodated by the
Freight and Accommodation Trains, if they think
proper to do so.
This Tram leaves Raleigh from the Raleigh and
CASTOR Depot, in the Northern part of the city.
ALBERT JOHNSON,
feb z4-u General Superintendent.
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w NAIC-Ei M-AkEiET.
One that can come well recommended as an ex-
perienced workman, can have constant employ
ment, and the best of wages. We have nice,
comfortable room over our store, with a splendid
light and every convenience for the repairing of
Watches. Apply to
C. +. GREENWOOD, New Store,
NH n Main St., Norfolk, Va.
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THE EASTERN REMEDY
FOR CHOLERA.

i VII T. EASTERN REM EDx
i FOR CHOLERA,
Cholera MOrbus, Diarrhea, & Dysentery,
Used successfully in Constantinople.
The great demand for these simple and effca-
cious remedies, has induced us to prepare and
offer them to the public,
They are intended for the numerous persons
who reside in places remote from Physicians.
The package contains bottle of the best Eng
fish Mustard.
The directions are full, and give an extended
history of the disease, precautions, disinfectants,
&C., &c.
Sold wholesale and retail by
maya M. A. & c. A. SANTOS. I
MECHANICS TOOLS.
|nU r. Stock of Tools suited for all
~ the various branches of the Mechanic arts,
is complete in quantity and quality, and as far
prices are concerned, we guarantee them from rs
to 80 per cent less than regular rates.
We do not depend on manufacturers and jobbers
for our supplies, but purchase them any and
every where that we can buy them at low
figure. 81
Just received from auction, a large lot of Tools,
Hardware, Cabinet Makers supplies, &C., render
ing our stock worthy the attention of those who
desire to buy goods at the lowest price.
E. ]. GRIFFITH 4 CO.,
maya No II, sign of the Pad Lock.
NEA Live shall keep constantly ON hand
lN full stock of the celebrated
WALKERTON MEAL,
having secured vessel to run regularly.
may7 NORRIS, GWATHMEY d co.
r A r d 20 kegs Prime Lard, just received
IL ana '0r SAFE y I. A. YOUNG 4 CO.,
-" Cor Roanoke Sonara
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NOTICE, NOTICE.-AlI persons in
IN debted to the undersigned by bond, note, or
open account, contracted during or previous to
the war, may advance their interest by calling
and arranging the same on or before the LIST Of
April next. WIN. T. HARRISON,
feb 2S-u Campbell's Wharf
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1866-03-17

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9rrtbciIc uUp @tnuiic III it0ffsn IN StAupc 1T.
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