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The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-05-28
THE DA1..I EMPIRE.

eB- Those new style Derby's In town
again, at II. schwarz. m2idawlwe
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-05-28
Treasurer's Notice.
To the Tax Payers Of Montgomery
-dl ayf County, Ohio

FfuIE BOOKS are now ready and we will attend
i 10 receiving taxes for 1895, during Onloe Hours
nc the Tfeasufer's pllce II you consult your con
renlence you viii call before the rush which ren-
OF the time specified by law. Remlenaber that one
half Of the Taxes remain unpaid aud Il TO be paid
BY the 4Oth OF June or the penalty will be added
as authorised by law. DANIEL sTALEY, n =,
mogiA Tfeas,,rer az Mont ~, 10 n
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-05-28

A CARD.--As have rented my rooms on
Third street, and have only limited time
to remain, therefore will sell the balance
of my stock regardless of cost.
m19dlw p AIAFPr
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-05-28

eB- BY C. p. Huber q Son, Auctioneers-
Joseph Stoeklein's great sale of all his real
estate and personal property, Dayton View,
tomorrow Tuesday,, May 20.
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-05-28

GRIER's COMMERCIAL CoLLEGE.-The
Dayton Commercial College, of which s. J..
Grier, Esq, is Principal, has become one of
the permanent and most popular institu-
tions of the Miami Valley. 1t has been es-
tablished for number of years past, and
scores of young men In this and other Sec
tions OF the State have graduated there
with the highest honors in all the elements
of Commercial and Business education.
The long experience of the Principal of
the College enables him to impart instruc-
tion on the most thorough and comprehen-
sive principles, and he is aided by a full
corps Of competent assistants. We would
recommend this institution to the favor of
all young gentlemen who are desirous of
acquiring thorough and practical busl-
ness education. Weknow ofno other school
of the kind where this end can be better or
more satisfactorily attained. In the mean
time, we would call special attention TO the
card of Mr.. Grier to be found in our ad-
vertising columns.
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-05-28

A RARE CHANCE FOR BLACKSMITH AND
WAGON MAKER.-I WIN sell one full set Of
new Blacksmith Tools, and one set of new
Wagon Makers Tools, with Iron and Coal
1t is one of the best stands Ia the city and
has good run of work at the present time.
Two good shops can be had for any length
of time. Price low. Apply to B. Best, No.
107 Jefferson street. m2ld1w
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-05-28

FIRST OF THE SEAsoN.-Nice spring
chickens will be served up at all hours at
the Atlanta House, No. 90 Market street
mlBdtf
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-05-28

MOTHERS !--Go to Schwarz' and look at
those pretty little children's suits he re-
ceived this week. m24dawlw
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-05-28

eB- By G. p. Huber & Son, Auctioneers--
Joseph Stoeklein's great sale of all his real
estate and personal property, Dayton View,
tomorrow Tuesday, May 30.
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-05-28

SECOND NATIONAL BANK, DAYToS, OHIO
NOTICE 70 STocKnoLDERs.-Stock
of this Bank are requested to meet at their
Banking Room, Jefferson street. to-mor-
row, Tuesday, Goth inst- at ten o'clock, A.
NJ. as business of special Importance will
be presented for their consideration.
JONATHAN HARSIIMAN, Pres't.
ID. G. RENcH, Cashier.
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-05-28

+. q. Trebein & Co.
j. S. Roseberry q Co.
Darst a. Kneisly.
Nishwitz, Brecker & Co.
Van Ausdal, Harman & Co
ID. l.. Rike.
Chancellor & Dicks.
Andrew Gump.
Dixon, Forgy & Co.
Rogers. Kiefer a. Engle.
j. Langdon &c Bro.
Loomis & Barnet.
Baer q Co.
Reeves IL Wilcox.
Jacob Louienslager.
Joseph litter.
l.. Reichert.
w. j. Benedict.
w. III. Prltz & Co.
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-05-28
ARRIVE.

Posr, OFFICE, DAYTON, OHIO. April %, 1860
Untll further notice the mails will arrive and
close at this ofllco as follows.
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-05-28

eB-We, the undersigned, Merchants OF
Dayton, have agreed to close our respective
places of business at seven O'Clock, for one
year, commencing Monday evening, May
28, 1866:
, 1866-08-20

Further YFaftfcula11-T,wen Per-
eons KNOWN 10 f1ave Been Killed.
fFrum u :: =pns Republican. 1t,h inst.1
From Sheriff King, who traveraed largo
portion Of the Boot River Valley during the
early part Of this week, Ht learn soma fnII1et
particulars concerning the recent loss q Ge
sad property IN thst vs1ey ns q i fne Sszs Been
drowned, aud fourteen ofthe bodies ~ere re-
covered, leaving eight stu missing. The
family Of Nj. Nelset, consisting Of that old
ceutle1nan, h5s wife, daughter-in-lAw, = little
boy, and Mr. and Mrs.. bsnss, 9f
1s1. Bur- oak e. 1emn: 7e'ns r. r. Mel.e, ~ " ~hc
wa borne some eight miles doNn the
stream, UPON the bed In which she had been
sleeping, when ehe effected her escape ovet
drifiwood, scarcely able to tell how. Ihe
realdence of III: Wellington, sitq1tea |. aoout
ton and grandson were drowned The body
Of MT. Wellington was found some four
miles below his place, and that OF Mrs.
Wellington, with her grandson ciasPed
In her arms, Was fonnd In the ruins OF
short distance from Its foundation. About
eight mlles below the place Of ~. Wei-
lfnrrun Norwegian family Of eight per-
sous IL missing, and As three bodies have
been recognized es belonging to the 9mE[. "
It Is Eupp1&f1 lQGf NE&E HA t4bMAEA- ~
Rsce{otI Creek, about three miles bclow the
yiiisre Of Riceford, Mrs. AcCabe snd two
children we're also ioat, one Of the bodies not
h being recovered At list accounts ~. hne
| travelled from Rnshford twenty miles doEt
| the valley Of the Root River, and everyvherf
| there were visible traces Of destruction b.
TIC Hood. Er-Leutenant Governor sbet
| wood was engaged In a patient and persever
iug search for his railroad, bat whether b
has found its remains or not our informant
| not ahfc to s4T.
, 1866-08-20

Since the Deluge there has not been such
dcmnlb1y moist time as occurred nt the fhai--
adelphja Convention, when Darius n. Conch,
Of Massachusetts, aud Governor Or, Of South
Carolina, together with General Pierce, tho
hero Of Big Bethel, and Governor Perry,
rebel, entered the Convention
urn in arm. Accorliagto to Rererdy 1ohnsour
the whole Convention burst into tea1s-
Browning blnbbcred, Dooltttle blew his
nose, Randall snlvel1ed,, CoEan's eyes
l{uuored, and Bates melted, while the
Lesser delegates walled tremendously
The heavens aboyc Joined In tho universal
wceping and shed a copious drfxz1e above the
heads of the blnbbering multitude Even
Moses at the White House wcpt. Hetehe the
other johnson. whose prefix Is Rererdy, Tint
stwhcn the dispatch Informed me that IN that
'vast body Of men dlstinguished for fnte1lect
s*and wisdom every eye WAS susfnscd with
4stears on beholding the scene, could noe
ssanlsh reading the dispatch to one associated
sswith me In the Office, for my own feelings
s'orcrcame me-"
Undoubtedly the Cabinet cried. Seward weps
out Of one eye, and tears ran down Wenes
venerable beard Is the oil ran down Aaron's'
There YVES also weeping in the South on ths
same dag. Pollard, of the Richmond 1FAH
says, s*Nheu South Carolina md MAssaehu-
"setts throw themselves into each other''
"a.ns, and pause = moment In the swes
"emtrsee, We cannot reslst an Inclination II
sweep m Johnson weeps, the Convention
wecps, the South veepa, Bates weeps4 nns
there is booehoo-tnE all around. Heueefortl
Couch and Or, with Saul and Jon2thas
Damon and Pythia2, Nlsus znd Eur5a1r.
shAll live In fearful remembrance.
Let us wcepi
, 1866-08-20

quoted 1t n1-a decline Of u, Fiverven,,,
of ~ vera unchanged. ba: the other tssaes ~
Won lower Tea-Fosties declined saY. ss11
Thirties suffered decline of II. IL ord.. n ~.
vent any confusion ne may stste that Il ure.H.
the Gosernmen.h "a oniJ converting the dnt ,ess.
Of 3esszasThiztiesfntn Ftro!rweniics. Wh.-s .ss
nf eha other two series Ere aent forward T., eca'
vctsion, they are returned to the sender. In III,
eonpeet'on u would he, in or oplaiou, ena5
fde* Tor the Secretary Of she Tra4as1 to st.e h.
stsuedons TO The SuhTreasures IN dis dfs H. ~
ennscfsion Of scren-This1i.s. II thts 4srs sons
pAsttas living herr, znd holding The serso.Tht,'
ties, would not BE- obliged to forward tac, h ~
Trc* or Washington for conversion, neee.s!:. ~.
IL" payment Of czpscsa charges both van, sss+s.
on lAtEp LOT II no sman xnount. The,. a..
Thousands ot these bords held In thu West. vte..s
oai,ess would BE- glad 10 eonre;t ,heu into p,,s
Twenues. II such eou!d be dons, wtthqai ea.,;1
ing N unnecessary expense
In ctr nsfket haru wns less 2ettrtty in CON-,
1acutk> xnd prices were easier 10 the asrne eryes
.. n NAy1 Yoft. WA nnatA.
, 1866-08-20
HENRY CHBEyBAU11.


The coppeshe.head concern, In classifying
the politics Of the Douglas Monumental
Committee, set down HESRr GaxEnAux,
ESQ.,, a. t1uncertsin,s' p which ,was a<tas to him
SELF and his hienda- Before the Har Ar.
.Greenbaum was IN ardent Douglas Demo-
cat During the contest, n ae"War Demo
cyat.'' lie supported The ~Gorcrnrnent with
pcn. tongue and purse, and waa quite active
and efacient, we remember, IN rsidng . He
brew company Of soldiers TOT the second
usckcr regiment, af&crwards comma,ded BY
Grnern1 solomon. Few civilians IN the city,
Of his mcaas md opportunities, did more for
The Union canse thAn Henry Grcenhaan.
Nav M that lbs waz is over and the rebellion
crushed, he !. decidedly Of opiEion that ths
ao.ernmcnt should be administered p nv
men Who saved the Union, and not Be en-
tTnstsa TO the hands Of those who strore te
| destroy i. He believes in the broad p.anei
I ,ses Of universal Liberty and Equal Right
for III pneu, md holds thst tes el4ekss @a!
, 1866-08-20
FROM LOUISVILLE.

Prupcsed Reception TO S3ae Hawaiian
HexseEted-Pa-
irons OF GIFT Concerts who WdN E1os
be Cornfoxsed-H1EhWaS RobbeFys
1orr11xr. August la--PTepAtatipn1 xre being
ade 70 glss sa Ens7s E e. fne :.ssa aah ssEe
.<4 = ser tsn hnr Why to avtsi1 tha Mammoth CAVE
So Vii spcna tuo da1s n this city - fbs snesf OK
toia Bs1.ue, Eho "a. = ,sseaM e M!a ne ef r.
xIs ~ ,stis1rrw ID ffyer Of Hobsou. h2s been
nsGotnied sn1Te3or oi lhe ca..oa,s cf he Doss q
~ 1es. ia5s 81; sso7e his horse o.
mus eh5.t 70 II A. Is ri 4, 1ee "a Z ihtes
Eth ssssRs3el5. II ehisa ai.d From "a ia1Hhe7 tbs
9sHrs1npa psx13ss II th&s ety. who hkEa eoeatd-
s,1n5s intzas:te -ksaad Ean oenest si s waes =
xhefr 1osee1- -, S.. x,,,.
1rf1nS Toad. by fhzee Eufd4na who hsd heif 1Aees
SseErne sna sooeed q q s s.d 'a ~ H51s q.
1S-oTsnT rNy fyronEot CO al sosa2 leading taf1
tnss stT. 10 ssasIs aste112s tn palm teen ~ q
, 1866-08-20

specified bounty. This p.oposit1oa naeets With
10 em1ee,ly rrepsre hts rreo;a e. papers and
ssitresses ham 4 dtstsncr.. % testify
Seiofe the PnytaaEtcr, will lay tbs
eoldicrs liabc ia etsM ct 4istnaless 70 numerous
auitug tas daJs Of subsutntss- Stats akcnta are
prrlh9 that the money b= collected here. md that,
Ieeors ~ assa = ns 49, ,<afsasa e u
whcsa they ne papefs endorsed " the oneizl sesl
Of thhlr Ssas9.
The A&tpEpey General kks nt4.1y completed II
efasofata upfaIon On tho kuthoty uf the President
70 aE1pot1t 10 o3ee during the fecesa OF ConKIess
te7- 5ns who htvc beeu rejected BY the Senate.
II. poiEt has betn raised 10 eonteat tho frta1-
iitz1 nuthnsiiy n this seapoe9- Tho Attorney
G,;uesaI win shoE In M exhaustive nFKumtns that
| ID Government E%.1 t,s existence Of this PFC
I FoK1t1vr with fhc fxeeadve.
1UldAvtts hare h4e'., A1.d 1t tbs Executive Das
| psTtzpeut, ehapny Cntaiaat bunt1+ United ststs4
| &af1hll of Iautssanz, wt.h complfctty In to1au
ffanas Ia shat ssate. :.
| This dFaffs IN p1JEe1& ot the awards made 70
| the taptpfs OF the xelasktu6 Booth, Atzerodk,
| PaJne led Harold att now ready for delivery u
| the Treasury ottts. The Who1o sum AmonaA tn
| NKw CCszuX Hous1 IT cHltn1sfux~-
Tho naw custom houae 10 be built In Charleston
beep contracted for. ]. viii cost Ss01,0 200. btnc'
the termination OF he VIZ the couatt netting. En
etnncr Board OF uys Treasury .DEpaEzaent hay'
niauned Tor an e1lepdlsus.' Of &30M, 900 tn ta'
ierairs md eoast1ncssoo Of puhlse building
In the 60uth. =
, 1866-08-20
THE LASr or THE REBEL AR1T.
-Four Rebel Soldiers 6urTender-ThcT
Have Just Found Out the wars Over.

-Four Rebel Soldiers Surrender-Thc1
Have Just Found out the War b over.
tFsorn Inc Petersburg (va) Index. August Isl
The serenity OF the othce Of the command
Ing officer Of this post wa1 nEtfAted. ga ~.
teTday, By the appsrtlou Of fur Contsdetate
soldiers, who gsse their names and "desszap-
Anihonx Monaa. e, :, fHayssescnd Ge'eEta
IhpMie Wells, do. ~
4 more ragged set uf 1pottals bad neTeT
appeared before tho Colonel during All Ing
dcal5ngs b. has ever had with the "raggcd
eoyt Of walking Illustration OF original pstch.
work, His clothing had been tied and
saved aud stuck together with string and
thrc4d and thorus until there did not appear
: solitary square inch upon It which bad mol
been tied up, sewed mp, or stuck up n some e
quits ss badly OF, one having pair q blue,
7aniee papts1oous With only hAn dozen
| rcutx in It; another hiding the Eaggrdness o1
| biz grev pants with .: doElng, tough no-
| ing his deceney apparent BY coneealtng N tns
defect4 Of his upper garments M1sh ~ o1a on
TewEsbmy stated 10 the. Colonel that b
aud bis party ssorped On the Apposnastsoax *
asxt, of resting; thst they staid longer thN
thcy expected. and were cut oh. They the
made VOW to 1iye On that spot, and nese
20 home Or give up until tho Confsde,as {
M ;. cave On Tie banks Of the flTcr, whic
Al thst point u very rocky, snd sfseF SON
llttle industry succeeded u execnaE y
themselTes 4 most comfortable Atne hont
Here xhey liT,a upon hsh and game and o
cAsiopAl FoaxtIng ears during AZ Last snmnae
!. nnd npcp bread rAde OF corn thcy hsd Estl
errd Torn The corn-felds, and m occasioal
, 1866-08-20
Another Record OF SIN, Shame HY
Death.
rTFxry,.. fta Horhe0fer I71fnu Auou&t III

lEfOW TUG uoC0eStt& VQ4out aA5f4* @A4
thia city have been entertsiood Or dtgasted,
as their tastes may be, by the recital Of q
case of seduction, followed by Violence, abor-
ttou and DEATH Coroner IFant has sncn A
affair unde- Investigation The details
tion Is 10 warrant tho giving Of ful1 partleu.
lars. The victim ID = yonng, unmarried
woman, who belonged to family once
respectable, but which suffered from the
crime or mfsforeun Of the father. The
daughter has resided here and nt Seneca
Enlfs, with = mnx1ied slster, and in New
York. She became e,sexinfe, and Vas recently
taken to = house on Rome street. u the
Sixth Ward, kept b. = woman named Mills,
where # Is alleged ths .to'naa aSt was peg
The het that the girl was sedously u
came to. the knowledge Of brother on Fri
day morning, and be ut once took to the
house respectable physician, with apur-
fhe physician adstsed him that he patient
Was too III to be removed On the following
night she died
Deceased was good.1ooklng young lady,
! twenty -four years ofagc. She was . gradu~
, ste at the seminary at Lima. Her % seaneer ~ =
what extent he waa concerned IL the crime
that was the immediate cause Of her death
does not get appear. :,
] Before he coroner's jury this forenoon ths
Z WOMAN A1tl&3 was 6NO<N- ks4&G aAAsEA AAas
she met the deceased at the Central depot In
the evening three weeks ago. She Inquired
for respectable boarding house said sht
was stranger In the city and did not wrn1
to 80 to q hotel Ars. Mills informed be-
that she could stop With her. And tho ;twG
proceeded to the house No. 9 Home street. 4
week aEo Sat. rday the young woman WAS to
ken sick, ins~uced - Mrs.. Mills swears from
eating green sppls pie. The following Mon
called to attend hef. She grew gradually
wo1se until Saturday, wheu abe died. not
however until other physlclaus Ind seen her
Three successive dsy1 last week young MAJ
whom lfss. Mills says deceased told her wa'
her brother called upon her and rcuAtne'
some time each visit This man Has IN
/ doubtedly her eeducer. he Is said to'liTa q
Seneca Falls. Mrs. Mllss testimony goe
hut little ways to un1ave1 the mystery mi
rounding the case, and she either did not tel
all she Knew or She Is yez1 ignorant VIZ
Drs, Langwosthy md Whitbeck were cal
ed by Coroner Treat to make post mnztet
: examination, which they did. They repo1
: that In theiT opinion deceased had been d
= : lived Of Eus sdyAnced four 1anths
! pytr In the %eEfod Of CESSATION. They nls
q expressed the opinion that the delivery vi
t caused by violence the use Of Instr
r menta.
, 1866-08-20
Heavy S1r1nd1o Defeated.
Correspondence Of Tho Boetnu journal l.,
% c,tYwnyoN &uSGat ia ISf6.


It WAS discovered to-day that By blannsf
on the part Of clerk In this Treasury "
partu1ent the Government Eas preTenleo
ttoua being sHindled ont Of thiEty'nFe 1n9n-
sand dollars. It appears that reHnialtaon
ca1ne to the Department from Weit.kno"n
Paymaster tor thirty -fre thousand doAs5,
with directions to maEe dsatt on spscaA
depository other than the usual depoaitory
on whom drafts Herc drawn In aT6r Of
this Poymaster- The clerk who atscuds 70
shfs ciass OF business In the Treasury being
ii. it, bis bussness was entrusted to one
Who Is not accustomed to the work, and IN
hfs confusion the green clerk did not
take notice Of the sPecial direction for
sending the draft, bnt turned TO tbs book
and found the mime Of the depository 70
whom the drafts were heretofore sent, sna
forwarded to him this draft for thirty ave
thoussnd dollars. The money WAS receiFed
by he Pay.naster and explanations followed
when It turned out that the requisitiou had
ncrcr been dTnwn upon the TrrasuEy hT ne
Pnyma4te1, but It ~as forgery perpettatec
By Cock. who was few days ago arrested =. :.
PHILADELPHIA for other fosgeEes, and tot
eTiudlinE the Government out Of f1J thou
sand dollars. Had :he clerk iu the Treasury J
Department sent the drAft as specially direct
cd By the GorgeE, Cook would no doubt naEa
received the xnoney, and tho GoSeFnmen a \ !
| would have been sWiudfed ont ct IS uo, DC
| eides what the forger bad already obtetneo
, 1866-08-20
MISSISSIPPI BLACK CODE.
acuthexu Enaefmeutx Which Seward
Refused to Show to Congress.

rr2.x-1. cA--H.f
Befused to show to Congress-
WAsuAQ7nx .August i8. 1aA
Secretary Seward. in response TO the reso-
1n1frn ~ he Hnnss tn fur,ifsh them with Z
np sano1 ~ - m1sEs ~ ~ nssse3 hr Isrisiatnres
So3 ;3h ~ atsaat;ns f-ee3,ncn nro{tie1 the fol-
1n,;,,, n bit 4snort 5r3m iasissippI's recent
rn5e
PFC s ". rr..s, ,s,,, T. fe-1r II ri. Sfste
HSninc n oences Ind mode Of prn-
Gsn1nE ~ t3vor4 ~ .Mfsac1nssnotH cnnsratted
~ sjsves Ftse nerroes t,r nI1Ieiioes bo. xnd ihe
~ ssrse s1e ksTeby fcensstea nd dessed 70 be n
fuiI fofce md eject against freedmen, free ne
Eroes and mulatoes, except 70 far as The node
and manner q tial md punishment have pee9
Changed 81 aneteo ~ y ~ R.ss.d coaa ~ ay,.ate
ASee1ag ~ ~ .aS ~ r,sn-e- ~ t+fa1 and
s'plt,,, $50 ems tue u -. A11 AFos1c.rx. ~
ptaa1sait g .a.tfon M 20 Rrrf.ea code. makes
& -nnSsh.f1r Tfff aesfh for ! negro 10 rUfder.
attempt 10 commit such ertmes-t
Whites are punishable With death for the
other offences varies. The Attempt to com;
nit them Is neted With altght and varied
Justice. =,
Article q, pase ~ H5ov1aes aost slsrs s eaa1. ~!
receive tHenlJ ia9nEa = ~ - 'S0~ "'s "'11 <11
, 1866-08-20

Reports Of Indian 0ufrsges-A Bal"
klr-Thlxty~aye or Forty Soldiers
Killed. -...
new Toxx, August la New York 7fxouns
LeaTenMogth deApasch1 saJs repofa ffon Foxta
Sedqwick snd laanie confirm he faet Of mo
sEc nctween Lztn1Ie and Bxtdgsr'a Ferry. beatdes
other depsedahor4 By the lntihns- Tbs omesa
report the1z commands tnsnin. -.nt Indian guides
tlIfty-dve to forty soldiers wtEs Killed, and that
dc ludAp wnr haa cnnmenced With untold eas1.
The EiEhteeuth United States 1nfsntrJ hava heen
rtuuIted roGth af Fort Reno. Whole trims Of ou1I
gIsnta arc deeinc 1on tho nountatn sa1leJa fo'
Eaf
, 1866-08-20
COUNTY CONVENTION.

The demand OF the rnassesof the Republican
psrty for single convention In Cook County
this fal1. to nominate all the candidates to
be voted Gr. to the end that Justice may be
secured to the soldiers, and tse Court House
clIoue oyerthrown, Ia almost unanimous.
The ssrupaent@ In favor Of such q policy and
against two separate conventions, both of
which might be controlled BY the CLIQUE, u
uuapswernble. We trust that the ehattmen
Of the committees, Coloucl Hancock and MI
Shepherd, viii call their respective commit,
teea together at the same time and place, ane
hayc thts question settled In accordance VIII
the +x1she. OF their constituents.
, 1866-08-20

sra The ,ecotd End third series retained At tf9
eiostne p1crs Of yesterday. Sizes of 1851 declined
4 Tsn.Fo1t;ss ansh.nEsd:' :, no,sr II
IN ~ an1jeiy Of banks and bankers to
ind borrowers. Money y cae7ea ve1J freely ~ J
a. per ctns-5 pr rent bslos a9T aa ansnom1 @ .sn3
fate discounts are quiet Il otso4s pef CELL
SKI aeaE, ;se pster, ats. opeains. q u bar
tnK 1lleu to tS. There y less aenana 'or -. =
rnsfts urymsnfa fDF the week, $117, s9Q.
, 1866-08-20

cxussxr1. August 18.-The Board at Heailh.
md our cititens Ia ceneral, are Ec1y energetic IN
dshtfne he ep!aenle- The Fiss Depazsasn,s ss, Is
The IN fs sssd 10 e cleaner now shan any other
u Ths IL Ctr C5unc. Las appointed to-unnrEow day
of fasting ind I..ytr for deuvesanoe HUN uae
6eou1ge- n..,-
Nv sentence4i to die by hanEfns On ffidA1 ne71,
Thefe vere atx deaths by cho1eta at Richmond,
Indiana, dry before Jeste1dAy-
, 1866-08-20
FROM GALESBuRG, ILL.,

Nomination OF State Senafor-F&fA
shooting Ac<1dent-BuFEIAxy.
Gnsxsuna- IT,. August 1a-The Republican
Convention far fhe I1or1fnatipn Of candidate for
State senator RON his (the Fti1eenth) District
enbrxeing Knox End Fulton Co1utie5, E3tt On
We1inrsdsv n Lemi&tpu and nominated Thonuas
i. BoYd. His unsuccessful competitor was tseo-
J. BeTrtr, OF this city, Tha KnoI County dele
Estipn withdrew fro1a the Convention n hodJ,
silegfnX unfaisneas an the part Of the Fuaon
T6e son of hon. l. Dorslas, Of his eity. aged
twelve ye11s, wss accidentally sf.oe b. c2na5adE'
day, receiving fa1l charge Of shot IN the gFofr-
He died yesterday.
.os,. IN this county, va n{sred- By bn1glsts o.
SATURDAY. night. the Iron safn blown opeu With
powder, and $6n IN currency aud gold watch
1tuieu.
, 1866-08-20

murdex Of Freedn1sn-The Anahos111ee
W1nk II Tho s1aaE&sfe.
vnn1IRa, AnSust ECessssG9y s1sEncou a1 nssn.
,e1ien - e3aatssn 1siles tsoaa herr. by unkno.9a
sspnnassis-, Il see11a saat rtgn:ss oseso'sna "a
nen5fresf ne-Tnsa aud tte eay f.vos ~
1nnSensMf & he9Ft. Tha Withdrawal Of the tant-
1afI tom Ills point wou1dtbe the st2na fos
wholesale aJluEhtee.
, 1866-08-20
::EROM ST. LOUIS

Trouble on Account Of Hesufnea
Rebels-Seceah Nomination for Con"
ereaauo1N-The Cholera.
Especial De1patch to The Chicago T5bune1
81. Lou.s, Angaat Is.
Tha Radicals OF Cooper Comfy lste1T passed
resoluttons that returned rube1s ara convicted
seIous, sud shoaId not b tolerated la loyal CON-
muntty. Eere1al returned conSedetasess having
heeu nroed to leave tha eo1rtJ. the Conservatives
~ M1kfuc greet ruupus about II.
ThT CnHsefTsffyea Ia the Van Horn District
haye nominated Jarnes B. Birch. noted rebel,
tor Congfeea.
~ *ht-4TNrr deafhs being reported to-da{-
, 1866-08-20

b1es during tho winter. This spring and
summer they lived a. thcy dld last summer,
hut recently, hearing from m old negro suan
that the ConfedesncT had undoubtedly ''goue
up" they concluded to quit thetf barbarian
LIE and surrender. They tnn<ched to the
city yesterday morning, with thcit naskets
headquarters, sent ID word that they were
The remnant of tho Army Of Northern VIZ
ginia, aud thst thoy wished TO surrender
upon The conditions accorded 10 Les and
tie main BODY Colonel Milton aasentcd to
Their request, md gare them transportation
The 91lnsffiors fopr Epamed about town for
a sbort Zine, had new quits Of clothing giren
thesa. ard, efter beIug tnhde about hall
DRINK, embarked On The Southern ttain Tot
4l.atv Hez4A&