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S1sg- GRAND TORCHLIGHT PARADE OF
k5S THE UNION PARTY-NO NOrlheast nivisinn

kS THE UNION PARTY-Northeast Division.
he various W ards in this Division wi assemble at
Their specrve places OF meeting, under the command
place OF formation OF the line as Iolows:-
The 81 Xth ard will proceed up third to Green and
hat on ] bird street below Green
he Eleventh Ward will proceed to Green street. and
halt on Green street, below Third.
The Twelfth Ward will proceed to Third and Green
streels and halt on Green, above Third
Toe Thirteenth Ward VIII proceed to Fourth and
When all these wards have arrived at these points,
they Will march in procession In the order of their
numbers, and under the command OF their Division
ashas, up Third street to .Grard avenue and there
haIt
The Sixteenth and Seventeenth Wards will march up
Third street above Girard Avenoe and there halt.
The Eignteent and Nineteenth Wards will march to
Girald avenue, and halt on Grarc avenue below Third
street.
The line will be formed on Girard avenue, and move
at o. clock up Glrard avenue Ninth, and counter
Second to Green, up Green 10 Sixth, down Sixth TO
Chestnut. uD ChesDut TO Broad down Broad to the
meeting
First Division, comprising the Sixth and Eleventh
Wards Marshal Lewis Sheetz
Second Division, comprising the Twelfth and Thir
teenth w ards, M arshal Bon. Leonard Myers
Third Division, comprising the sixteenth and Seven
teenth w ards Marshal Captain Thomas
Fourth Division, comprising the Eighteenth Ward
Marshal, Joseph 5. Allen.
Filth Division comprising the Nineteenth Ward
Marshal, j. Fletcher Budd
The following have been appointed Aids to the Chief
William II. Barnes VIM Allmendlnger. Jr,
Benjamin W. Stuckert, T II walton,
Iseac \ sheppard, John Reed, Jr
Henry Bumm John III. Jefries
nd they VIII report TO the Chief Marshal at SCI an
O'Clock (sharpL at sixth and Spring Garden streets
BY order OF Colonel WILLIAM Is. MANN.
W4T 'hiet Marshal
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UNION LEAGUE HOUSE
COME ALL TRUE MEN AND HEAR

COME ALL TRUE MEN AND HEAR
GOVERNOR CURTIN,
GENERAL GEARY,
HON. CHARLES GIBBONS,
HON. CHARLES 0'NEILL,
HON. LEONARD MYERS,
HON. WILLIAM d. KELLEY,
HON. CALEB N. TAYLOR
HON M. RUSSELL THAYER,
HON. A. G. CATTELL,
HON. SIMON CAMERON,
HON. MORTON MoMICHAEL,
HON. JOHN w. FoRNEY,
HON. WAYNE McvEIGH,
HON. LOUIS w. HALL,
hon. LEWIS PARKER, Maine,
WILLIAM b. MANN, ESQ,
DAVID PAUL BROWN ESQ,
COLONEL WILLIAM b. THOMAS,
ISAAC HAZLEHURST ESQ.,,
MAJOR CALHOUN,
GENERAL JOSHUA 7. OWEN,
GENERAL LOUIS WAGNER
JOHN GOFORTH, ESQ,
GENERAL GEORGE robson.
DANIEL BOUCHER X, ESQ.,,
HON. N. b. BROWNE,
DR. WILLIAM ELDER,
COLONEL FRANK JORDAN,
HON. THADDEUS STEVENS,
HON. JOHN HICKMAN,
HON. JOHN Nj. BRUoMALL,
GENERAL HARTRAHFT,
JUDGE PlTKIN,
GENERAL JOHN ELY,
HON, JAMES POLLOCK,
COLONEL JAMES f. GIBBoN,
HON. CORNELIUS COLE,
United States Senator, Calilorni
WILLIAM A. COOK, Esq.
A. WATSON ATWOOD, ESQ.
COLONEL WILLIAM A. PEABCE.
CLINTON LLOYD, Esq.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. HAMLIN.
COLONEL A. X. MCCLURE,
GOVERNER JAMES r. HAWLEY, of Conn.,
HON. HENRY WILSON, OF Massachusetts.
GEN JOHN COCHRANE of New York.
HON. GALUSHA GROW, of Pennsylvania.
HON. JAMES BARKER, of MAINE
HON. THOMAS j. DURANT, Louisiana.
HON. j. A. j. CRESswELL,
United States Senator, Maryland.
HON. HENRY ID. MOORE.
Leave your labor early devote yourselves to your
Country! Come from your Workshops! Come in
attalions Come with Banners! With stouts hearts
and determined Will Let every Ward every Club,
every Organizaton in its strength and join the
G rand Demonstration of Patriots, who are resolved
that "the Government Of the People, by the People,
and for the People, shall not Perish the Earth
SOLDIERS! SAILORS!
Shall the Rebel hordes you subdued be suffered
TO again mount to Power, and Rule you
VIII you allow TIeachery in high places TO undo
all your glorious wOrk9 Shall the holy sacrifice
of 800 COZ lives of your heroic comrades be forgot
temp Have the noble Dead, indeed died in Vain
Now. as ever, the cause of Freedom
and Seleovernment the Intelligence the Pa
and the Courage of the People Are you ready
for the Struggle? Maine has fired the first gun Let the
Keystone emulate the Star of the East! Let us roll up
q giand majority for
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The Maokerel Fishery. - The Massachusetts
papers report that about one-Ihrd OF the
mackerel fishing feet have arrived home from
their first trips, and as the season has become
so far advanced, there will probably be but few
more arrivals for the present, as it will be too
late to return for second trip. Mackerel have
slightly declined during the past week, owing
to the late arrivals. Y.
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Fruit in New England,-It is said that the
supply of apples New England this fall Will
be sufficient to satisfy the home demand. Fall
apples are plenty and good, and cheaper than
last year; and in different sections OF Massachu-
an average one. A great proportion of the
farmers will have enough for their own use and
some TO SnaIP.
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GEARY AND CONGRESS-!
THE PRESIDENT,
REBELS TO RULE PATRIOTS.
ONE-MAN POWER!

grand victory at the polls win arrest the usurpa-
tiOns of The
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SUMMER AND AUTUMN.
BY RICHARD HENRY sToDDARD.

The hot midsummer, the bright midsummer
Regns IN lis glory now;
The earth is scorched with a golden FIRE,
There are berries, dead-ripe, on every brier,
And fruits on every bough.
But the autumn days, so sober amt calm,
Steeped in q dreamy haze;
when the uplauds all with harvests SHINE,
And we drink the wind, like 6pe good wlne-
Ab, those are the best OF days
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POLITICAL.

OE' iNHEs
Gag UhlOA REPUBLICAN TICKET.
STATE.
VERNON.
MajOF-GeMeral John W. Geary.
JUDICIARY.
PRESIDENT JUDGE.
HON. JOSEPH ALLISON.
ssoCIATB JUDGES.
BON. WILLIAM s. PIERCE,
F. CARROLL BREWSTER, ESQ.
CITY OFFICERS.
RECEIVER or TAXES.
RICHARD PELTz.
CITY COMMISSIONER.
CAPTAIN HENRY CONNER.
COUNTY OFFICERS.
CONGRESS-.
First District-Hon. CHARLES GIBBONS.
Second District-Hon CHARLES o'NEILLl
1hnd Dstrict-Bon. LEONARD MYERS.
Fourth Distrct-HoD WILLIAM ID. KELLEY.
Fifth District-CALEB n. TAYLOR.
SENATOR.
First District JEREMIAH NICHOLS.
RECORDER OF DEEDS.
MAJOR GENERAL JOSHUA T. OWEN
PROTHONOTARY DISTRICT COURT.
JAMts ,MoMANEs.
CLERK OF COURT OF QUARTER SESSIONS
JOHN @. BUTLER.
CORONER.
SAMUEL DANIELS
ASSEMBLY.
First Disirict-GEoRGR w. GHEGHAN.
Second DistIct-RoBkRT c. TITTERMARY.
Third District
Fourth District-wILLIAM ". WATT.
Fifth Distrlct-JOSEPH 7. THOMAS.
Sixth District-JAMEs FREEBoRN.
Seventh Distnct-JAMES SUBERs.
Eighth Dstrict-JAMES N. KERNs.
Ninth Disrict-FRED. DlTTdAN.
Tenth Distrlct-ELIsHA W. DAVIS.
Eleventh District-wM. j. DOSOHUGH.
Twelfth hDistrict-ALEXANDER ADAIRE.
Thirteenth District-ENoS c. RENNER
Fourteenth DIstrict-W. M. WORRALL.
Fifteenth District-GEORGE DE HAVEN JR
Sixteenth District-DAVID WALLACE.
Seventeenth Dstrict-EDWARD G. LEE.
Eighteenth Distrct-JAMES n. MARKS
By order of Union Republican City Executive Com
mttee.
WILLIAM r. LEEDS President.
JoHn 5osnrh H. s. Hall allen ssecretarles. s1s1s.
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-05-14
From New York.

INV Noak, May n
There was one death fivm cholera al
quarantine yesterday. No new eases.
Head Center stephens was 0ccunlrd YES.
tertay with the exclusive odd prospects Of
eccncllisttom which Is hecornlng cloaerf
between the rival nclions. Almost the ons
tire old dan have resigned. anal Colonel
Nelly has hccu appointed deputy tn tho
Head Center,
\ proposition win ho made. on Nonday.
70 the hoari of Alderman 10 set apart DE
Hovernor's ro0nh la the City Hall, fsr Tie
purpose of enabling stephens to give nm
anelence to hts frieilds and aslnlrers.
Ihe lannon's MqNlean General santa Anna
arrived az EllsahcthporL New dorsey, ON
saturday, by the steamer Georgia. fl,,m 81
lhoeRs. het ts necompantcd by several
Sonth Americans, lt u understood thai
the object OF hts coming here 4 10 unite
his efforts with those 90 the Liheral marty
of McNico TO oNpel MaNmllian. Ia dc.
clares De 4 not seeking tSr p6weh but win
place himself under the lead of .uarus.
Minister RomerV asserts that he is IN thc
lmpcrlalist iutcr,sL
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allOnctarg aud e,pmmsrtial.
Uin6lnnati Markets..

taNcsNNArl, MAY a.
Fioua--'rhe n,hrktt u dun aud prlrc.
drouping On acvOuut OF the mthVorablr
news received nom Nov N,rk, nnvers
are pretty generally out ~ thr market, en.
tlcipatng n stll nIthcr irolinc. We onote
supori'ne ~ ~ alWh shs extra. sI0 g6ofll
famlly yRtEli Ya@i9t
WHtAr- The demand Il light and the
market dull. Concessions of NmlOc, would
nave To br made IN order to cflhct sales
No, nov r'tl w uVote A. ss ~. sprlnp nt
W lN ahd old rcl wlnter at 81 5Ooi9 ~,
th,N--ihV market h stiady at bSCthpr
Tor thNel, IN elevator, and ppGt1Oc Va sacks.
Far a duh ut At,
o,Ars-The marketlslNll at lOo. for No.
ltNr-sIhurc j. q moderate demand and
prlcrs arr llrn at Su0tS5c.
Bu,tli-- The market Ia unchanged and
nut luuc dolng.W h HUHNr fH.
HRoctniEs, -1he market rules ttra,ly aud
quiet wlth 9 hir dcinaud at 2a@a1is isc. for
mlr to ohncu Rio Cntlcr; l9mlit.r, far
raw sugar; l8t O. ina, =, br hari refined
uog nnd pVctnac. Tor Porto Rico Molasses
NhisRN-A \ dull and heavy market at
w 10 tor tlnat duty liehi nondcdls nomlu.
SEtD.-tlaN cuutnMcs firm, aud ia good
demand at - Az, Timothy and clover arr
entirely nOmMM.
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PENSION DECISION. Tho Commissioner
of pcuslons has decided that In the allng
Of claims for pensions the last clause Of the
sixth section of the supplementary pension
net of July, 1894, provides that In uyery
case In which claim for pension shall
have been filed moro than three years afInr
the discharge or deceaso OF the party on
whose account tho claim is p,ailc, the pen-
sion, IL allowed, shaIi commence nom the
date OF the last paper In said case, by the
party presenting the same, Many cases
have arisen In which minor children. after
tho death or rc-marriagc OF the widow
without having received pension, have
filed clalm moru than three years aftcr
the death of the father but less than three
years amer they werc first entitled 20 make
a claim under the law The Commissioner
decides that In all such cases the law does
not apply provided an application made
Within the prescribed time by the widow
was already pending, but the clalm OF the
minor children must be made within three
years nom the date of the widows death
or rc-marrlagc, to be exempt from the ope-
ration of the limiting statute,
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Latest nun Isuropc.
Nrw Yone, NAV /

Z .l.H IN NhN ANlVa MNN w,
The steamers City OF Parl@aut Gcrmanu
| IIlneu, lne uatos are Liverpool and
southampton of The 2d, aud by ihe parls
Queenstown ad.
contrary to rather general expectation,
the British ministry cuuttnuc To regard IN,
cinso vote on the Reform Blll rs cuulValen,
20 the defeat or 9latlstauc.
II was annpur,Sl IN the House of Com.
mons that the Franchise Mn would he
pressed' hnt the btu FOR tlie rc-distrbutlou
OF seats would be introduced on the 5th ac
that both might be- considered together.
Ihe liberal papers rdoire that the issue
! Is now plain. and that the liberal memhrrs
mus now hlce the puro aud sinple question
without the nrotVstutIon Of IN evnsivr
movement.
The Jamaica Commissioners arrived
home, hut there Is nothing official ms to
their report, but the fyaes antlcipates n
auant proceedings
a pcllcc constable had been shot dead Ia
! Dublin by u fcniun,
! The German question continues warll,r,
hut relations between Austria aud ltalv arr
! decidedly plennclng both governments
uenN aggressive dcsigns, but both arc rep.
resented as vigorously preparing Tor war,
ihe Italian Parliament promptly voted au-
thorlty to the Government To raise mean
for the defense of the country.
A popular meeting at Naples Is IN favor
oi the Government armaments, and uni-
Nersal enthustasin N represented through
out Italy In view of probable war.
" II asserted the Italian Government has
called out lb0O00 mon.
The Florence correspondent of the Tnnes
says there can he no doubt the italian Coy
ernmcnt desires war IN the nnl, means of
eNtrioation from au exceedingly mlsn and
difficult situation.
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BY TELEGRAPH.


VI lsgwcial 70 The tinelnmu Enquics I
~ - CotuAaue, May ",
Governor Cox. who has been ldohiIfe,
With the Johnson wing of the Republican
! party. scfiouslt entortnlns the proposition
| 70 call the Legislature together IN cNtraor.
dthary session IA the event of the passage
OF the frconstruction measure by Congress
90 ns To glyc the assent Of Ohio tn the pro.
posed ametidinent tn Tho Constitution, This
fact comef u ntN rroud .haudcd from 4
StAtr olhclnh npd vs. 10 bc relied upoh, Ohib
leading OF WIN. 10 IA al,ought. influence
other states to u prompt adoption.
The resignation of tho warden of the
pcntentlaty has opened up nice ilght Cor
Ms sococsaor. Judge Bates hynrs General
NalcutL OF Columbus, whose chNhrcs arc
Tho Democratic State Convention on.the
2ith promises 20 be largely attended, anil
hy the liicked lucnof the State, Ii wisdnnl
gllllet thoir eonnsels, Ohio win be Demo.
cratic.
The Republican stptu Convention viii he
kadlea, The johnson men will gather In
lorce hut VIII not be able tn tn anything,
they hrag too much OF what they can do.
INC itaulra's nave taken tlie alarm aud viii
give them no trouble,
The nlncral of &c, keltnn, one of our
cluest aud most respected merchants, Killed
~ Milling irom y WlndOw In the GMvnue
hlock' took place this afternoon, and was
largely attended, On the line of the ftmural
route, the business houses were clnsrd,
one W the heaviest bah storms PASSED
ovcra portion OF the city at thlre and u half
o'clock southeastern Columbus suffered
mitch nom is violence, In the north. west
portion of the city there was no hail al an,
The storm Of rain was heavy A siahlc
struck by lightning was ncury DESTROYED.
The City council h not organized and
thero Is NO probability OF It, bclng done
soon. Our citizcns ARE hcgining TO think
That we eau do without our city Trustees,
without mtlch detrimcnt "a tho n,lhlic in
tnrcsL until the next election.
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-05-14
The Growing Crops In the South.
crn Statcs-interestinR Reports,
Nrw YosN, MAY ~.

h ~ nuiHHt Nrw NopO May y.
The Charleston Courier of MAY 3 con.
tains very Interesting collection OF artl-
cles concerning the growing crops In dlf-
icrcnt southern States, In these districts
we hnd accounts, In most rcspccts. hlghl,
gratifying In the conduct OF the freedmen
audi hopeful statement nf the labor oucs-
tion.
The sumter Is. C1 ITdtcAmap rrports
'pnr planters ate applying themselves with
diligence which must secure, AT least,
measurable sncrcss, The freedmen, too, aS
ageneral thing, are worklng with a snal
and earnestness exceeding the oNprctations
ofour people nj the beginning OF tho wear, -
Every planter that oan yet labor Is plant
Ing all the cotton possible. Ia hopes tn sell
~ high rates, aud many Of them are ne
KlectlnR corn, prcierring to depend upon
the NofthsNeet for thcir supplies.
The tfeedn,cn have contracted nccly
Win their old masters NJ general thing,
The higher rates Of wages IA Alabama
aud lsslssippl are lndacing sNhie nf thrm
To discard thsdr contracts w Georgia and
migrate Westward, In Alabama also, a
correspondent OF the Montgomery llr,r-
riser, writing nom Dale county, under date
OF Aprll ~ says the ffee,lmen are doing
we'll no bureaus Go disturb tho happy har-
mony rNistlng between employers and ei,-
ployees.
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THE ..DIAiIT EMPIRE.
Democratic Mass Conyontion.
SATURDAY, MAY 70. 1870.


iuo Tile Demccr,tt or Noaladahty comfy
arc hcrhy requested to- assemble IN Mass
y DAYTON on sNTfFKbN Y. rfik iUfii iiAl
OF MAY, lr0N Cor the p,islnar uf al,pnlut.
iug Delegates to aiicnd tlle Annual sRtc
/. Convention of thc Dcniocrntl' Party, to h'
ggld g,E,, " q VHlaWegs mi.s on TNtl.SpAl. rlik
Nomination Candidates fOr Che several
slnte Orlccs 20 be- nllnl AZ the epsulng Go.
tobcr elcctlnn. S t
Montgomery Couniy a entitled ~ clcvun
delega'e@ accorlInF 70 the hesn OF repre-
The Issues hcrcrc The ,,ecplc are Of tho
most important chnractcr Among thpsc
may hr mentioned tho speedy rAstnrallon
ofour Federal Unioh With ai the rights,
equality and dignity ot the statea unlm-
pa,rrd' put which y nov nnhapplly ptv,
vented Nv Faction of vile dnmagopnes aud
malignant tmltorA Who seek 60 cover their
guilt, nnder the cuphoninue tisic or Union
mons anh yet, by force OF nunhefs, dcny Ia
eleven Statcs OF this Unioih tle flyht oi
rcptcscntatlen. thus adopting ihr spirit and
doctrlnc of dlauniun Itself They arc Sock
Ing to r~luec these states 30 more Deepen.
denotes, to place their citizens IN state "
tntclage. aud 60 eSprisr tyranny over
them, Va denying to thrm the right OF self
government
These hiph-handcd usnrpatlons need to
be heartily robuked by the true patriots OF
the country, and the lovers of Union aud
Constitutional liberty, From such cpn-
trullycd dcsroiislu, ln the hands OF fhnat-
teal aud powerful Fiction, no real liberty
no who government and no real union can
proceed, or be preserved, Lctcvery citl,rn
who y opposed 90 the schemes of these
cunsplratorS. maligngnts and dcstructves
now la the so.caled Congress OF the unitcd
States aud who rherlshcs the institutions
OF our glthcra the prlnolplcz OF true fruc-
oh. ala
who appreciates the hencnA and ncCessl-
ties of local state Government, who re-
Vorcs the Constitution of his country and
who Is opposed "a negro suffrage aud equal
ity, and all the abusrs of power which have
characterized the past five years of our ma
tlonnl history, hr In attendance
by order OF the Democratic Central
Commlttec. b. THOMSON, Chn.
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-05-14

SisrnRs' Fna,--The sisters or Charity.
connected with ~. Joscph's Church, viii
hold Fair for the beuedt of the Orphans,
IN mClegR's Hall, commencing Monday Evcn-
Ing, May 9lst,
As the good Sisters are dcvotlng their
lives to relieving tho wants of the poor and
mtherless, we hope that thu Fair win prove
q success, aud that the means win be placed
In their hands to accomplish more sucress-
hilly the good work In which they are en-
gagged,
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-05-14
DEMOCRATIC STATE CONVENTION.
THURSDAY, MAY az, 1890.

The Annual state Convention of the
Democratic party of Ohio, WIN be- held IN
Columbus, on Thursday, tltC1 ith day
of May, 1890, 20 transNcts s,tnh business
ns may oome before IL aud 90 put IN nomi-
eattou candidates for the faliowlng State
offices tr t
SECRerARY or SrArE,
,IundE or riiF SurRpAE UouRr.
MEMnhR oF ritE RoARp uF pUBLru WoRKs,
The basis of representation FOR the np-
portlanmcnt of Delegates h ~ follows
ona Dslegptc for each county one for
every fce hundred eofcs given for General
GRoRaRN MoRuAN for Governor last Qr-
tobcr; aud an additional one for evNy
fraction of tico taHdred and Any. and up-
ward. In Rccnrlunre With this apportlon-
mctit Montgomery county VIII be called up-
on to elect eleven aslcydtes.
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-05-14

NEW MARNsr.--By reference to our ad-
vertiSlng columns, Il viii be seen that the
people Of the First warl and the eastern
portion OF thn city are 10 have, hcrcafter y
regular market on Mondays, Wednesdays
and Fridays, Mt tho Market House ON Sears
street The market VIII be supplied with
the best Of meats by a number of our had-
Ing butchers aud we presume there viii
also be an abundant supply OF other Rrti-
cles Of marketing. This win DC very
great oonvenlence TO the inhabitants of that
locality, aud they should SEQ 70 u that tho
enterprise is well sustained,
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-05-14

y resolution WAS adonted fcnuestlng the
Uhy ,UoWlell talrubmlt to vote of The
weps uc quvstioh of donating s250OOO 10
aid the construction OF The thrrr rnllrnnd
rnterprtWs whhlh v llbaWl shbtoiip,lon ON
the part OF Che clly Viii secure. to hc raised
.bN taxation, The prQposlllop Nill undont.
Weather cold, With jannor uf most to.
night.
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-05-14

lsapNa Rppa -Tlmtbrrc leadlug lalk-
papers hom New York, via, Herald, 7rIL
aae aud World are on file promptly at tmH
Young Mems Reading Room, In Phillips
Building. The reading community are
cordially invited to visit the Room, where
they viii find attractive reading mattor IN
abundance.
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-05-14
The Ncwland-Ilvans Casc a..
lNnIANAlolIn Nav n

The. Newland-E -E.ans ease has NOT yet
been snbmisTed e. thc inry. ifhe arr,,mcat
'pf the cOunFel will ch,sc toshnrr0w etihrS,,
O'clock. Averllot OF ac,Iulttal Il cnntdently.
eNpected % New Albany, IN NOT nnhlle
sympathy u almost unanimous la New
land's favor. $3.50 Igffff 'Hr
large meeting OF sitlsens last night,
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-05-14
New York NLses Market.

t NV lVHh' NAY ~
Money is Quint and casy at ltah pcr cent.
sterling Is nominal at ldnlSe1OnS, Gold
q shade easier Otcning Nt fat, ,ieelIniug
to l2Ss4 ana clodmg nj lMi, ~
Tho total exports of specle to-day werr
Governmcul stocks nru,
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III FNNWW Az
lis Main Street
uIldiw

Tns orERA liousss-TheN was another
toll attendance at the Opera House on
Saturday evening. 10 witness the thrilling
melo-drama of the "watchman aud hi.
Dogs which was very handsomly put
upon the stage by Mr., blanchard. To-nlght
the startling drama of "rhe Felon's Death
or the Dogs Of the Mountains" win be
produced, In which Mr. blanchard win ap.
pear with hls celebrated trained dogs
Carlo aud "Ncro," Mcssrs, lIlll and
Radcliffe viii appear and Miss Nelson will
also take part IN the play, The amer piece
Is the amusing farce Of Handy Andy In
which Mr.. Radcllle win sustain the lead.
Ing ohamctcra
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-05-14

THe CoNCERT TOMORROW NI0nr. The
Grand Concert of the Cincinnati Harmonic
Society, which Is TO take place at the Opera
House tomorrow Tuesday, evening,
promises to be musical entertainment OF
excellence aud attraction, The best anna
teor OF Clnclnnati will participate la tho
concert, and the ilhe musical powers of
manypof them arr highly commended by
the Cincinnati press Their recent CONCERT
In that city was y great SUCCESS and was
attended by the elite NJ the metropolis.
The tickets are one dollar each, aud those
who desire reserved seats may secure them
al the music stogc OF kenney 4 Steele,
Third street weleern that large dclega.
tlops Crom Cincinnati and other points viii
he Ia attendance, and . crowded house may
he cNI'scte,l Noe program.ne n another
column,
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-05-14

eE'' Posiiieeiy a whole suit all wool, toi
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street, three doors south OF Market
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The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-05-14

SrANrS OK LnAsgs,--Tho Commissioner
Of Internal Revenue has decided that,
wherr leasois executed In duplicate or
triplicate, each must be stamped ~ an
original Instrument 20 he orlcgal value,
and prevent any liability TO a penalty fron'
being incurred, fth ti't =