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Receipts ~nd Shipments Of 1togs, Live
and DErs-&d. tro1st .Dttoiscr 10 Ep4kA-
Approximate Statastlcs OF Etacktnx.
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IttxA to call tnH ,61sE1rse 1Ht. Btosf Of Estcs<.
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are pG:rtosts, rats et earrrr.i..o. lA>-t x:sL.
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MMERCIAL.

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tssniJ loaF npnls oolzas1 With ks.s Of the ioz-
tr-pondlrs dase lasa year u felloMr;
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dsI ece.p1rrd Wiz - -~tpts and ftia1 1ts qt the
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MOVING AND REAfl.NG
.N.XEEE.y'E
kNIFES Ind SI(KLES,

The Hasr<tsnt+ r4sset.1 IN I'm u.,.1,tr,. NJ,
~ f. - ssk :. os 1os,er 70 Esslos
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atA tarA
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~ LErTKEA FRANCA1SEA.
Frum january 18th ts Fehraaxy .ash, fAe0.

F-LAnissarc KILLER
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The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-05-04
THE DAThY,rEMPIRE.
Domoaatfs MaSg Convention,
SATURDAY, MAY 10, isS0.

The Dthocrdey Of Montgomery County
are hereby requested to assemble IN Mass
Convention at Beckel Hall IN the City Of
D,iytnii, on SATURDAY, THE 18TH DAY
or MA1Yss 1sGf,, for the phrpose of apnointH
tnR, Delegates t0nattend the Annual state
ConseHtion Of the Democratic Party, to be
held In Columbus, on HuRSDAY, Z, THE
2l'rll DAY OFiMAI y, 1896, to putin
nomination Candidates for the several
State Offices 70 be filled at the ensuing Oc-
t0ber election. i.,l t,, al 'I',,.,,' .,.,
Montgomery Conntyis entitled to eleven
delegates, according to the basis Of repre-
The Nsnes before the people are Of the
most important character. Among these
mav be mentioned the specify restoration
of0uf Federal Union, with all the rights,
equality. and dignity of the States unim-
paired, but which Is now unhappily pre-
vented by faction of vile demagog6es and
malignant traitors, who seek TO cover their
guilt under the euphonious title of Union
iheit; and yet, by force of numbers, deny to
eleyAn States Of this, Union, the right Of
representation thus adopting the spirit and
doetFine OF djsqnion itselE They are seek
ing gtbfeduce these ttes 70 meie dcpen4
|dencies, to place their citizens In a state of
tntelaIc, and TO exercise q q tyranny over
them, in denying to them the right of self
government, '''' '''. .''.l - .......i, i,
These htgh-handed uSurpations, need to
be heartily rebuked by the true patriots of
the country, and the lovers of Union and
Constitutional liberty. From such a cen4
tralized despotlsm, in the hands Of a fanat
ical and powerful faction, no rcalliberty--
no wise government, and no real union can
proceed, or be preserved, Let every citizen
who is opposed to the schemes of these
consprators, malignants and destructives
now In the so-called Congress of the United
States, aid who cherishes the institutions
OF our fathers, the principles Of true free
dom, the choice blessings Of civil liberty /;
who appreciates the benefits and necessi-
TIPS OF local State .lGovernmsnt; who re-
veres the Constitution of his country, and
who Is opposed to negro suffrage and equal
'itg, and all the abusesof power which have
charaeterizetl the pnst flveyears of our ma
tibnal history. be in, attendance, .n.,u4 rod
BY order00f the Democratic Central
Committeeg '' n. THOMPSON, Chm. "'
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-05-04
DlM0GRATIG STAIE CONVENTION.
THURSDAY, MAY "a, 1866.

The Annual State Convention of the
Democratic party of Ohio, will be held iu
Columbus, lon Thursday. the oath day
of May, 1866, to transact such business
as may come before 1t, and to put in nomi-
ndtion candidates for the following State
offices t'"lt 49, '".'|""
SECRETARY or STATE; ...., ,..
yUfsGE or THE SUPREME CouRT;
MEMBER OF THE BOARD or PUBLIC WORKS,
The basis Of representation for the ap-
portionment of Delegates is as follows
One Delegate for,eaeh Gounty; one for
every Jiue AuRR,Sd' vDtes given for General
GEoRGE W. MoBGAS for Governor. last Oc-
tober; and All additional one for every
friction of too hundred and dtty and up
ward. In accordance with this ,apportion+ !
ment Montgomery county will be called up
on to elect eieren Delegates lt. i-.
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-05-04

The CITY PoIIcEs5Qp. Wednesday last
I'VE stated ON what NJ 'cJnLidered reliable
the City daihcll AAllAhthIo evening
prsvlolis,ghad held . aecrot qaucqS aPdIscJ
lected' men to All tho stations ofcity poI
iicemen, m AegspegQe qqQrtNpnse which
reQuiros the Mayor to report TO the Coun-
Gil, at the first meeting In May, the names
Of Y stiflciehEi n,fihbGFi ~ fRiehl for these
places from ygAEQn ths cAlqgaFri4l cAlqgaFri4l shall select
the police force.
We confess that We Had some mlsgivings
IS 70 thetfgti6f'thiS ,tebort ShsS We first
heard it. wewere not prepared to believe
that the Republican members of the City
Council would dare n. usprp this power in
Che face of lazy and prqcedsnt4l Yet such
y the fact aWhat We stated on Wednesday
Is true. The caucus referred to was held,
and the course irezolvedoupon which we
have indicated. Anbthef Significant fact,
donhT1natory of What We sthted,Is the en-
tire sileace fthe Jdiasadt on the subject.
Had wc4hirepresented the Case, that paper
wouldkase, been swift in It's .denunciations
Of tile @Copperhcad fafsehood!. ", ,,,,,o, y"
\ Weihderstand that the Mayor, in obedi-
enee 70 the requirements OF the ordinance
ih this matter, will send to the Council to-
night| his recommendation Of sutIitietit
number of competent and reliable men to
constitute the police force, from whom the
dodhcif can select! Tn d6ing sohe VIII perl
form the duty required Of Him by law. 1t
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From New York! Rob
NE" IUfNhi HHy %
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NEW YORK, May ..
10 !9s as t{s S!5t a. is,St fs,S
And The Finance Committees that Congress
can not adjourn before the lst OF July.
/ The woman in Mulberry street. whose
death by cholera was reported this morn
ilg, Is now said 70 be IN Q fair way Of recOv-
sefE ,gAoQd lOonoG
Tile loss by the Ross forgery foots up
S365,7S7. The Michigan,C Central bonds held
bYl Groesbeck & Co, are supposed TO be
spurious, but it is not certain. The losses
of Cronis 4 Vo- npd Black a. STnldihg oon4
.slst Of S59iQQ0 each, In gold which tbeIyisold
TO Ross. taking in pORment ~ fnrged check
on the Union Bank, Twenty of the alleged
forged Michigan Central bonds are held by
tlhs bapkS( Qhs sSoBtin6utafs sj}ap g1nids a
'dorgetlS ahsk Y III ls6as65.sF Hlbert SSbsy erS
Howrs a Macy and the Fourth National,
and the Commonwealth Banks have sustain
ed MO loss, though the Continental Bank
has made a demand upon the Common
wealth Bank for the return of the amount
of the abogq-pqntipgnd cherk,I IInN III
snFhe Health 0fh6er reports two new Ca
'sesof cholera received on board the Falcon
t0rday.
|. nhe cabin passengers OF the England and
Virginia have come 10 the city.
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BY TELEGRAPH.
: ETOIn Washington. -.
! Il II MsAsGroN, NAV 3

q MMsAser%, SE 3.
The admission of Colorado was put
through the House to-day under whip and
spur the athletic and ambroze Mr.. Ash
ley, Chairman of the Committee on Terri
tories, holding the relns. This feather in
his cap the Executive shears will clip, and
then the whole thing will collapse. for there
fTG f5ir&s not enough TO gFe y ths 5eqpir1fa two
The Simon pure radicals of the Sumner
School moved TO send the Constitution of
the .epAryq State, back, in order that the
thirty xS%ted fdr El that HSlySKifE
4lx of the majority refused to sacrifice
pripciple for. eXpediency, Qp. the passage
3E tlfo'Baf1tAcEsyess wore, eighty and tlle
hays llfty-flve. Neither House can pass the
bill over the veto, should the President
interpose 1t, which it rs believed he will
do on the ground of insufficient popula-
zion.
Mr., Sherman's thirty-year five per cent
and 4 NV drabie 6bfn{on'dI bitl PfhGtlcabili-
itg and success is rapidly increasing astr0ng
evidence of this is seen In the rapid appre-
ciation of the ten-forties.
sbge of the bill.
| The reconsideration of the army bill In
the House to-day, and nqitsrecommittal tothe
lMilitsrwf femHttse, h-h accofdRnce NTH
all Airiae taIitFiIfgJtlmt itis to Be femodeled
ahd made to conform more nearly TO the
iShnate bill. This may insure its final pas
sage.
BY the terms Of an oTler. Just prqpulga-
ted by theSecretdry Of War dbl Pcrsdns de-
String to have arms examined by the Board
OF Ordnance, now in session in this city nn-
der special order No. 40, are directed TO
present them on on before Monday, the 2Ist
of May, and the board is ordered to finish
~ tteIE t,b l}POF4 and their report on the 4th
Ut appears my Statepent In last nights
dispatch hi relation to the vote on the POST
office Appropriation Bill passed yesterday
i1 the Senate, was correct. Had there been
a full Senate Mr.. TGpmbhlrs amendment
restricting the President with the matter of
appointments to Office would have been de-,
fehted and to-day some ofthe Senators who
voted for the bill became dissatisfied with
tlils action, and, ,aeeordipgly, Mr., Poland,
who had voted on the passage of the bill,
mhde motion that it be recalled from the
Hpuse-where it already had been put in
oikIef% hatah}mi@h ipSYe Ft6 FedaiSider
4helgbte;of Yesterday. REVIEW tEFI
The matter Will tigainH Como before the
Sdnate in a few days, and there is scarcely
any doubt that the Trumbull amendment
WIN lp'i uHlftlfuh hnu WIu phI lLN rlupItut
An immense mass meeting Of the friends
onthc Administration is proposed to be held
hdre next week, which will be addressed by
Ihembers of the Cabinet,
Notwithstanding the doubts expressed by
n few newspaper correspondents rs to the
position AIR. ktanten takes upQn tftc 4reporb
ofltlG Reedhsfrhetion Committee hlslndS4 1
,ertheless pointedly true that he did express
his opposition TO the report as | stated in
the semi-otllcial report of the Associated
Press. .IHU;lb or Htl|N u
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-05-04

BRNEFrr OF rHE oRPHANs THE exhibit
tion to be given by Prof. Hamilton, at
Huston Hall tomorrow evening, is for the
benefit of tile Orphan Asylum, and should
be liberally patrsnizedIby all the,friends Of
that institution, especially as the Asylum
fsppw without sufficient fundsto carry on
Its operations. Let the generous offer Of
Prof. II. be heartily responded to.
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-05-04

3, IpE CREAM.-For splendid Ice Cream and
all other luxuries of the season, 90 to We'll
ty's, in the Telescope bdilding, two doors
north of Fourth street. The ladies' parlor
is elegantly furnished, and there is no more
cozy place to be found ip ptheeitu Call in.
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-05-04

BoARPdEes- AgFmsE pf dsyAloafdefs- ,
also two or three gentlemen and their wlVeS
can be accommodated with board, by Mrs.
RM. Ayres, Ia JHufIman's building, few
doors north ofthe Post 0fice on Jsferson
street. Several single gentleman can also
be accommodated, tf,two viii Sccupy the
same room. q f"l : fapr30-3 std.
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-05-04
Negro Riot at Memphis.
MEMPHIS, May 2.

hhMfhiS' May z.
The negroes of South Memphis fired on a
citizen, wounding him, and assaulted
White %oHs2p sa tsis n9TRi9g ~ 9 ShSyl passee
all fled to Fort Pickering, firing as they ran
They were driven from the fort this even
ing and sought the woods. During the cX-
citbment seven negroes and one citizen were
killdd and II fe% HOusns burnt. NJ
The military have been Under arms I'M
day. All quiet tonight, but fears are en-
terfained that the negroes will attempt to
burn the city, but all are groundless. Up
to the present fifteen blacks and four whites
are killed. pjfOWop p'TaG
Fires are raging IN South Memphis,
among negro quarters. Several were re-
ported killed No efforts are being made
TO quenchythe Hires. 9 81 y 3D.
=, MEMPHIS May 8.
Bvery thing quiet during the day.
Thenegg6es recently mustered out, num-
berinS sever hundred, were paid of in Fort
to-day.
:, sRme Of & their officers, say they .sysar
tib1 for their houses, churches and school,
hous burned last night, some thirty-flve
in number.
The regulars have chain of pickets
around the fort and none are allowed to
leave. The whole number of troops In the
city does not exceed two hundred.
General Stopepen, issued ran. pnler, this
afternoon, fofbiddinS the Mayor or civil
ofilders assembling posses of armed men,
burning aIId6dehiolisldna houses last night,
say they wild continue tbe work to-pigilts
All the better class OF citizens depreSate
such conduct. Every citizen is heavily
ARMED, lest an ,aflray may atany moment
bring about fearful results. The morning
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-05-04

=, REMovED--C. l.. Valandigham and J.J.
Bclviile have removed their law Office from
the Opera House to Worman's new build
ing, on Jefferson street. opposite the post
Office. ,. .,,.,....
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pr. p. CONWAY, t,l..,
s uR QEON d ENTIRT.

AyTNG REMOVED HIS OFFICE
from Third lQ, SECOND sTRI2hT, would rospeoI.
fully iniaFm bis Friends aud patruns, LhAthe s now
arepared n reader bis professional services 10 ali
!, Who may defire them, at his 0illea on SllCOND
STREET. oPposite the Dayton National Bank. :
hpt h-ohiu HHairlh Hltit ln HitHl pinii .Hu lHtN
.euithAu ttrthudW .lth "a .oI
i1HAli