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X BOARD SrEAssuIP Missouri

OK BOARD SrEAxsnIP Missouri,
ta MIssIssrPPI RIVER, Fridty, Jan. Il, 1865
We subscriber passengers board this steamer, de-
sire publicly congratulate tho prepeors Of the Atlantic and
Mississippi Steamship Lue between New York and New
Orleans for having efficient accommodating
mande as Cant JAMES sEaaAs agreeable and
panionabe Purser DR.. CHARLES G. FuRLEY
They with the other officers well trained walters and crew
contributed much make pleas
ant one gale experienced felt entirely
in the hands such commander and shall therefore
pleasure recommending this boat and officers to Of
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-01-22

peculiar properties f these Bittes that whilst pos
yIGoRATE, WITHOUT INTOXICATING; a
best Tons known and having been the Of
relieving and in many saving hs lives of thousands
the field be relied all dyspepsc and nas
lent disorders.
Every ingredient contained in the article and everything
used in tho putting up Of these Bite ARE PRODUCED
ON SOUTHERN SOIL. and coutAin no injurious property
For sale to asaien and merchants only, at
BARNETT LIONS
81 and IS aravier streets.
Nsw Orleans,
Manufacturers and Sole Propriesors
And al rsta ezerxYhere.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-01-22

ARRIy AZ THE Missouri. The steamship Mis-
souri,, Capt. Sherman, from New ork, with a full
cargo of assorted merchandise, arrived at her
wharf at post 48 Fourth District, at noon yester-
days We are indebted to her purser, Dir. q. @.
Furley, for the following report and passenger
list F
Left New York January 18th, at P.M.; Jan.
uary 18th and l4th experienced heavy gale blow
ing from Southwest; 18th to 10th contended with
heavy southerly winds; arrived at the bar off the
mouth Of the Mississippi January 20th at - NJ;
seven days and sixteen hours to the bar.
Wm Raynor Jas MsRansoul. Mrs Eagsn, Samuel Adams
Miss EyerettR Patterson W L Powers and wc, OVENS
I DsLassas h v Echols q Glover, y = Johnson Thoo
Growth, E6iner, Jackinsly, 4 McGuire, Windusk
Iysres Miss Fsrnsln, pinsent Clifford John ling
strout Seminars Charles Selves, Mrs Saunders
Kmmsr: MJosons 9 Morrey, Malphy, Degrurt ya5
Mann, Felix SAomnn, Henry trrHin Mrs Redmond, Wal
nell s. b Cibbcy, Mrs M @ KnbA r Provity, Joseph
Jean, Charlss Knnss, Lee Williams g Edwards, q
Grey Mrs Cora Fansworh, Jas MURDOCH and 4S In the
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-01-22
ss-see seeoad page 81 "a fature auction sales

OrEsrNa oF rae CRESCENT B1LL1AnD HALL
We heartily congratulate Colonel Merriam upon
the auspicious opening Of his magnificent billiard
IL III III tba CORNER If Canal and Sf Charles streets
M iaii, - s.'i ~ w ~ ~ s- S'' ~ - ~ ~ ~
on SATURDAY evening. Ine estaphshment was
crowded for many nours with tnrong OF corners
sand osaars and fba a,1r,arh Ia hlaa the snIandid
IA aiu ~ 7 is''a, US, A.u ~ ~ s-e-Ss, ~
auuDnents the brilliant lighting and the SPACIOUS
e, . -. !. q. = u ,.,,
ness and hne arrangement OF the nan were tne ad-
u, rat;oy, ~ ayarv ono placaa of haaltbful and in
ii s4lio " ~ IA SAAS asss = = 49, =
nOcent recreation, such as Colonel Merriam's bill
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-01-22

rag II Card. u
D. Lopez. coraer Of Canal and DnnnAir.e ~.
New oRLsANs Janaar,y 6, 1855
Messrs Thomas Bodey Co, No. Perdao street Nsv
Orleans:
azsrs-rhe VANS rATENr COOKING RANGE meats
my highest expectations.
1t four dollars every day In fuel AMI i
capacity for all kinds Of cooking far anything have
ever during long experience with pleasure
mend It to the public,
Very respectfully,
d. LOPEZ
Corner Of cans.ana Daaphige Streets
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1866-02-05
HOPE

The EFFECT OF THE STEVENS AMENDMENT -
The New York Horld, In the following arti'
Gle, takes exactly the ground assumed in the
Dispatca of Friday last We are fearful that
the Radicals will devise some method Of de
priving us Of the right which the amendmen,
comedies 10 US Of regulating suffrage accord.
ing 10 our own notions. We quote from the
World.
Nothing could be easier than for the States
II attempts TO control 10 render it practically
null The whole energy of the amendment
lies In this provision: tina, whenever the
elective franchise shall be denied or abridged in
any STATE on account of race or color, all per
sons of such race or color shall be excluded
from the basis Of representation The South
erh state would only have 10 declare, first.
shat an persons now enjoying the elective
1rahcnise should continue 10 exercise it and,
secondly, that all persons hereafter admitted
70 should be admitted on a prescribed edu.
cat,onal or property qualification These con-
oitlons would in no respect, make the RICH,
OF outrage dependent son race or color, o.
tne nrst distinction would discriminn,a 80
between the present possessors and fn,urgs
condidates, without regard 70 race or coior.
ano the second lsupposing the oualificn,ion -
be educationaD would be simpiv hs,.raa -
NOSE VINO can read and write and those who
cannot, without reference 10 race or oora
Bat u would practically exclude the rrea,
majority Of adult neg roes and large nronor :
uon OF those OF the rising generation. Tho
ycaa control would accordingly remain
W. snn generation al least, as compile tely in
passed" "1s"0n0u' were
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1866-02-05
INSURANCE COMPANIES.
-
MONTAGUE & WHITALL, ,
MI INSURANCE AGENTS,


Il WHITALL, ,,,,,,rs
M INSURANCE AGENTS,
uate Of Merchants Insurance COMPANY
No AL MAIN sTREET, NEAR sFoTsWoop hoLEh'
some Of the best Baltimore We"
York. Southern and Foreign Insurance companies
with An aggregated capital OF over
TWENTY-FIVE MILLIONs.QF DOLLARS
hog leave to tender to citizens of the state iul HI"
complete protection against loss OF
dwellings, BARNS, WORKSHOPS
FURNITURE, STORES,
,,rpcu,vn,sE AND ALL. OTHER PROPERTY
BY FIRE.
Also. ISSUE POLICIES OF lNsohANoh'
ro,c,inu Merchandise in its transportation " A""
from all part, Of the world.
,,.s,-p,xcE rFFFCTED on LIVES FOR LON"
'.''N or SHORT PERIODS,
OR FOR TIE FULL DURATION or LIZ T.
n IN. Of the strongest, best managed ana ho''
nromn,. having companies, in which the pron'' ATE
All divided among the policy holders many o
whom reside in the city of Richmond.
We will take pleasure in giving further ini"rma
ton 10 applicants, and We invite calls from r.!
desiring ,,rr,xer-p,.-rr
MARINE INSCR RANCE,
INSURANCE AGAINST ACCIDENTS,
OR LIFE INSURANCE.
ia 23-2awlm
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1866-02-05
From the Country.

MANY thanks 10 our kind friend for the fol-
lowing letter, SO full of encouragement TO all
ourselves included. He speaks through q
trumpet, sounding the clear tones OF the true
spirit of manhood and "a riotism. lie talks
not only like a good and true Eirsinian, but
like a man who knows what no il talking
about
CuLPEpBR COUNTY, February 3, 1863
The dear old Dispatch, which 9sed to gladden.
our ewes and hearts in other ana happier days,
has again found it's way 10 this section ana is,
/ assure you, no unwelcome visitor. AS
regards typographical appearance, IL mas tue
same old familiar look, and It's columns, us IN
days of yore, indicate no little taste ana
ability May itrapidly continue 10 rPgalnit s Ola
position, and be known rs - the peoples news
paper" And of this there can be no doubt, Tor
with such publishers, and So low s q;
price the paper is - bound 20 win love my
daily paper, and love the men Who get II mp.
For do they not toll day and night, that every
morning their thousands of patrons may know
the latest tidngs, and have in the family CIR
Gle profitable and entertaining reading. And
all this, too, at so tri1ting cost. The poor
man cannot afford TO purchase many books,
but he can take newspaper, and thus every
day have before him, not only the current
news of the day, but also select reading III the
shape of poetry romance, history, philosophy,
science, and what not else
We have, al this time, little OF SPECIAL int
rest in our part of the country. Our people
are busy at work. trying in various ways 10
make living and retrieve their shattered 1or-
tunes ] need not tell you how much our dear
old county suffered in the late war. Lying right
between the Rappanannock and Rapid Ann
rivers, and on the great thcroughfire between
Washington and Richmond, ii was completely
overrun and devas til ted. Much of this country,
from Orange Courthouse to Alexandria, is one
vast desolation. But we do not despair, and
hope that IL will once again 'bloom ana blossom
as the rose Surely this part OF Virginia, once
the garden spot of the State, with its life
x.x..., Hnn lIu o.
rich soil and noble, generous population, Will
recuperate rapidly If the people Will 60 reso.
lutely TO work. This is no time for gloom and
dependency. Let us not look mournfully on
the past; II Will not come back. But i'm
proving and enjoying the present, and thank
ing God for what we have, ego forth 10 meet
the shadowy future with q stout heart, aud
without fear" Why should Nirginians give
way 10 useless repinings, and sit down III igno
BILE slothY True, we are poor, but old mother
earth is generous, and We have stout hearts
and strong arms TO dig and TO delve; and better
than all, we have not lost our honor.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1866-02-05

DEATH OF Mas. KETURAH L. TAYLor.-Tbi,
venerable Lady. widow Of the late General
en- nes aayior, DIED on Sunday morning last, i
Inc residence OF her daughter, Mrs. Harris. in
Newposs, KY. aged pinety.two years She
Sams 10 newport with her first h husband, David
Lsncn, when Cincinnati was Fort Washing.
tooj ner history since then 10 that OF Cincin.
~ Sovsngt0nl and Nswport.--LoutsstlS Gu.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1866-02-05
REA1, ESTATE FOR SALE.

ARGE AND ATTRACTIVE RESI-
IIDENCE, ON CHURCH HILL, At THE SOUTH
SEVENTH STREETS, WITH THREE HALF ACRE
LOTS ATTACHED, FOR sALE.-A, the request Of
Mr. Joseph II. Crenshaw, who is about 70 remove
DENCE, located as above, with the THREE HALF
ACRE LOTs attached. The DWELLING has
THIRTEEN ROOMS On the premises are SPA
CiOrS STABLES, CARRIAGE.HOUsE,C cow and
COAL-HOUSEs. The grounds front one hundred
and thrty-two feet on Broad street and two hun
bred and sixty four feet on Grace street: The pre-
mises are supplied with CITY WATER and GAS,
besides having Il FORCE WELL OF WATER Tho
soil ofthe garden naturally good has been highly
improved and * admirably adapted for gardening.
A more healthy location cannot be found In the
city, and it is rare that 80 desirable place !:
March. the dwelling and grounds will be rented to
4 good tenant, at which time possession viii be
given Tern. Isa;onablcc 6AbPP,y .ppERsoy
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1866-02-05
By w T. Robins Real Estate Agent,
IRON Front Building Governor street, Richmond
4 PLANTATION, IN NOTTOWAY |

A PLANTATION, IN NOTTOWAY
n CouNTY:, yA1T HREE NILES IL r FK49
HrNDRED AID Fifty ACRES, Is OFFERED FOR
SALE Abnrt two hundred and twenty-five acres
are cleared and under one enclosure the remain
der i. i'm woods-hfty Of It IN original growth.
There are seven springs on the place. and all the
iieIds are ell wat"rcd. The soil il good, proin-
ling well Of corn, wheat, vegetables tobacco. &c,
&c The tobacco fields are considered the best in
he county not having been lately reduced by IN"
cultivation Of corn on them-and the owner thinks
hat. with good anagemrnhand moderate use OF
rnano three tourths of the whole purchase money
might BE- realized from the first crop OF tobacco.
There are an old apple orchard, and small
sized prach orchard of young trees, ana
.,raat MANY excellent cherry trees. The i'm
1rovemrnts consist Of framed dwelling house
Of six rooms, besides store rooms and closets.
II j. painted and covered with TIN. lhe
ward j. well shaded and handsomely tnfi-d-'h-
Kitchen has two rooms on the ground Moor ana one
tbove New smoke house, corn house, stable, !rr-
house tobacco barn and ov"tseer's house near me
main dwelling The location is very desirable, In
/ good neighborhood, healthy, ana near ehurc c
of The various denominations accessible 10 loar
market. Will sell. also, horses, cattle, hogs, TOD
der, shucks, &c, and farming implements at va!ua-
as w. q. ROBINS, Real Estate Agent
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1866-02-05

"a L.t 20 IONS AT HAsn.-State elections will no
dsy in March ha IN on the second Tues
monday In April, and In Rhode Is,a,a 'o o. h ,t
nfst wednesday Of April, Of the preesns year ar
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1866-02-05
By W. b Robins, Real Estate Agent,
ron Front Building, Governor street, Richmond
N EXCELLENT FARM, OF FOUR

y EAttLLES IAhM, VT IoIh
n HUNDRED AND FIFTEEN ACRES, IN
AMELIA COUNTY. THREE MILES EAST OF
AMELIA COrRTHorSE, 4 STATION On THE
RICHMOND AND DASVlLLE RAILROAD, FOR
wararpd one hundred and twenty-fv acres are
cleared aud produce well Of the nsna crops Of corn.
wheat, tobacco clover, &c Twohnndred and ninety
ere. are well in pine and oak woods and timber.
There are two nice new log houses OF four rooms
Zach each suitable To make small family com
Portable until larger and more stylish buildings
IAN be erected. There are about one hundred
young fruit trees OF choice selections set our. The
fencing i, all in good repair The location u vers
healthy and the neighborhood unexceptionable
Convenient To churches schools, saw mills and an
excellent Touring and grist-mlll. In the hands OF
An entcrprisng and tasteful man, the farm could be
made in a year or two to be worth twice or three
lines what is asked for it ; and the produce could
hc made 10 refund the entire purchase money The
1wncrisa merchant, and sells because he has no
lime to attend to tie farm and wants the money In
his business Price, 5000, on liberal tsrms-Very
low. - D. noDi-o,
ia Sim keal Estate hsenl. -
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1866-02-05

DURl fELL, LADD X CO, ,,,r,
= pEa LERs IN PAINTS, OILS, &C.,
horaroaJs arrangements favorable to purchasers,
""'0 - =, y now prspa red t. take orders for
'OLlSnED PLATE GLASS,
from Tho IL 70 est factories In France and Belgium,
,rb:ah f,rnist , glass Of UNSURPASSED quality.
Also, FRENCH WINDOW GLASS,
of :, ngle or double thickness
q RNAMENTED GLASS,
RouGH HAMA tERED GLASS, for hoors and sky'
lights, and
PAT ENT LIGHTS iHyausI,
for Side walks and vaults.
We expect to occupy Hur new store al corner o. o.
Main ana Thirteenth sire Ns looH Oh aHd %.
sortment TO supply the wan. ol our "iu "le"u'
and the market at reasonable pr. Gee, c,s.. .a ha
seen on application. .nDhrn
de Its PURCELL, az ~
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1866-02-05

WI Rlrl MA zen i nal hAll1iNo%Ab'
' The following regular trains Will De run on
This road on and after THURSDAY, DeceIaberzi:
MAIL TRAIN DAILY Except on Sundaysl, pc
tween Richmond and stanton, leaTihS hlChmohu
q, Is A. NJ and stanton at !: NJ.
RI-WEEKLY MAIL TRAIN, leaving Stann
ton N \. VI. for the West, on Tuesdays, lhurs-
day- and Saturdays.
TlIEMAIL TRAIN leaving Richm9nd connect nnI'
with trains on ne ORANGE AND ALkAANDhla
RAILROAD. The DAY MAIL TRAIN c9hnects
with STAGE COACHES at stanton, Lexington
Winchester, &C. .:., cr.cr
COACHES for Rockbridge Baths. Rockbridge Alum.
Warm. Hot and Healing Springs, and the "hl'f
sulphur and Lcwisburg.
Stanton connects with Freight Trains on orange
aud Alexandria railroad for LynchburS and Alex
tndria. !, o..,..o
FREIGHT will he sent 10 any poi mt on the orange
and Alexandria railroad without change OF cars.
Goods purchased in Northern cities can be sem
direct 10 any station on this road where me COIL
nauv has IN agent by CCusigning them 10 II r.
PuFS HUNTER, General Freight AGENT Ken
,ooni The charge for the transit through kich,
mond including wharfage, trayage, storage ana
commissions will not exceed ten cents per one
hundred pounds, and on heavy article9 VIII W
much less Freghts will be collected at de'tiha-
Through tickets can he purchased at this of7cet6
Lyurhblrg Bristol, Knoxville, Chattanooga ana
Tickets to Lexington, Va, at gil.
Freilsht office al Richmond closed al I. NJ
H. ID. WHITC0MB,
da IL ia General Superintendent
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1866-02-05

VIRGINIA FIRE AND MARlNE'
v ivStrRAyCE COMPANY OF RICHMOND.
ri .ETFHTD 1s3o This Company has passed
thronyh he ordeal Of Ere, and through dnancaI
crises, and sin The DiT% oorT sR Rs. on r
ceiSed from a discerning public, ard pledge their
best er.or,s TO make the Company worthy ol con-
tinued patronage ,.,,r,,, -, or1rrp pro
pEPTY iSST'RED AT CTRkkNT RATES, and
Losses PROMPTLY ADJUSTED AND PAlD.
The interest Of community - ldrn1inlTI WV
The largest success Of our Local lN>IlItIloNo'
Bniil NJ these, and our prosperity i: sure.
pu1'' ~ - W l.. COWARDIN, PRESIDENT.
xr,., wrrrfs In Secretary. ja l2-3m
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1866-02-05
DRY GOODS, SHOES, &c.

HALL IL HUTCHINSON,
- IMPORTERS AND JOBBERs OF
MOTIONS AND WHITE GODS,
a. the old stand OF
THOMAS, HUGHES CALDWELL,
No. Fourteenth street. between Main and Cary,
RICHMOND, VA.
The subscribers have formed d partnership, AZ
above, and are now prepared to exhibit
WELL-SELECTED STOCK OF GOODS,
purchased from
FIRST HANDS, FOR CASH,
and will be pleased to their old friends and
the trade generally.
JOHN W. HALL,
formerly Of Thomas, Hughes Caldwell.
EDGAR s. HUTCHINSON,
formerly OF Mcyeigh, Howard Il Co,
de Its Lynchburg, Va.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1866-02-05
Bv w Il. Robins, Real Estate Agent,
Iron Front Building, Governor street, Richmond


DELE ROI FOR SALE PRl-
Is yATEIY Il offer for sale that desirable Z lac"
allied BELLE RoI, containing EIGHT Atkh> ot
LAND. and BUILDINGS built for, and suitable ior,
aInncrst"r county, Va, on the York River road,
fonr miles from Gloucester Courthouse and two
and half from Cappahoosic wharf on i"fk river.
4 large New Building, Quilt In $50 for onatu-
mo school with ten large rOoTns-sdy all-slXttrh
~ ixtern feet with green blinds 10 all the win
lows; clubhouse with four rooms. meat-h"n.".
harm corn house. carriage house ana stabls )
hose last not all in good condition, some al me
Mountaineering having been rnlIed on during me
,r,r nne tlmp Of water within few feet of the
house a good Young orchard OF peach ana aphts
trees The garden was pulled down during the
,var There ara about eighty acres In the traeI
.wcnty Of which are cleared and IN good cGndltlon
, ~ cuifiyHta-thr balance = we'll timbered IN OAK
chestnut and pine, excepting about ten acres tni
wa. cleared in 1850, bat since grown up IN einti
hnshas Of chestnut. The above Is short descrp'
ton Of the place person, wishing to Pnfchase
,riii If rourin examine for themselves. It's no
,or6usIy healthy. i i ~ one Of The most thlckly
-stl,d nrighhorhoo GODS IN Eastern hirSlnls, c"hNe.
ufent 10 three churches, viz: Methodist, baPns.
ana Episcopal Fora sSh"oi' II s IL one OF the oe''
ia Elm W b. ROBINS, Real Estate Agent.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1866-02-05

ID ELL b l. +
~ SOUTHERN INSURANCE.
FIRE AND MARINE INSURANCE EFFECTED
IN TIE
PETERSBURG SAVINGS AND INSURANCE
COMPANY
AND THB
NATIONAL FIRE AND MARINE INSURANCE
COMPANY
NEW ORLEANS, LOUISIANA,
STEVENS 4 PEGRAM, Agents,
Cary street between Eleventh and Twelfth
de l5-ts
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1866-02-05

u INSURANCE COMPANY
OF NEW YORK.
Cash assets July l,
Annual income, in cash.."......'''''''' ''o''''00
The dividends of this company are larger III
amount. for premiums paid, than in any company
in the world. All Of the profits arising from this
immense fund and annual income ANNUALLY
DIVIDED amongst the insured.
Applications can be madeto
ARCHIBALD Boiling,
Dr. ]. B. MCCAw,
JOHN. NJ. OTRY,
S. S. NIcHoLAs, or
E. h. MEADE, with
o.F. BREESEE, General Agent,
once, Franklin street,
aa,s ar between Seventh and Eighth.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1866-02-05

nla am weary on my bed
a.ause Know you are cold md dead
VIII sc, see you lie in darkness, Sweet
~, ,eh Tue roses under your winding .baa, i.
And -, ana nights are dreary and cold.
" Ao ain foolish, and weak, and old.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1866-02-05

BRANCH OFFICE
or THB
SECURITY RANCE COMPANY
NEW YORK.
V'',''' w
'''i''' w
ANNUAL INCOME OvER...,,.u,"..,, 100000 90
This Company takes
FIRE AND MARINE RISKS
on TIE MOST FAVORABLE TERMS.
COUNTRY RISKS ALSO TAKEN.
All losses paid az this Office without delay Of
sending proof to home Office.
Application can be made 10 A. BoL1fSdg JOHN M'
OTEY, :. S. NICHOLAS, or E. b. MEADE with
o. +. BREESEE General Agent.
Office, Franklin street,
de l5-3m between Seventh and Eighth.
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lord Ronald's Wife.

Last night tossed upon my bed.
Because knew that she was dead;
The curtains were white, the pane was blue
The moon peeped through,
And its eye WAS red
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-10-12
Allanttara Mna CynmnrtrfiaI.
Oinclnnatl MarItnts.

.., CINCINNATI, october II.
FLouR--Therc was no session OF the
Chamber OF Commerceyesterd afternoon,
consequently but little was done, more at
tcntion being paid 10 the election than
anything else. There Is no change In
prices. however. Superfne is held Mt $40 30
oil trade brands, $l2@13 75, aud fancy
at Sll 10 S1j.
WHRAT--A quiet market very little was
done for the reasons given above. We did
not hear of any sales.
CoRN--No change since our last.
OATs-No. are held ut 45e, aud No. 9 at
iO@4lc. No sales since our last.
RYE-No. Is quiet at 81 10, and No. 9 ut
S1O0. f1'
BARLEY--A good demand for choice sam
pies Of spring aud fall at our former quo
tations.
GROcERms-The market rules quiet and
unchanged, with fair demand, at 20@30lSc
for fair to choice Rio Coffee, 12mi5c. for
raw Sugar, 17l6@lY91c for hard refined
Sugar, and s0@9Oc. for Porto Rico Molas-
ses
WHIsKY-The market Is nonlinally un-
changed. Bonded Is held at 39c Duty
paid Is quoted at 30 5000 39IS, with fair
demand.
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-10-12
VINO Pnys-And HoM2

As the New York Herald is now
a black republican newspaper, aud
should therefore be accepted as good an-
thority by members of that party, we viii
permit 1t TO describe the last action of COM
gress on the tariff. The subjoned appear
cd in its columns when the measure was
first introduced:
"Iet us first examine the tariff bill, which
was nominally introduced after the defeat
Of the former one IN the senate, to impose a
duty of Sc. per pound on cotton; of 81 5C
per pound, and 30 per cent. al Udlorem on
cigars OF all kinds, and on all compounds
of which distilled spirits are component
part of chief value duty of not less than
chat levied upon distilled spirits. The pro-
visions Of this bill are so far Of no great i'm
portance, but lying in ambush, rs II were
In IL we find clause which was evidently
designed 20 escape observation, and which,
without describing the articles in detail,
virtually raises the duty on the entire al
UdloTem list byadding 20 the cost of impOrt-
ed merchandise the expense of freight,
packing, brokerage, export duty, aud all
charges incurred in the purchase of such
merchandise, In order 10 determine the
dutiable value of the same. This will in
crease the tariff on a large portion of our
importatiOns from 10 TO 80 per cent, and it
win therefore largely augment the rates Of
duty on commodities already too heavily
taxed, the burden of which will of course
fall on the people, who, being consumers,
are the ultimate payers of all taxes. Thus
II Is designed by the proteetiOnists to add
outrage To outrage by smuggling this iIl-
famous measure through Congress to ag-
gravate an already oppressive tariifP