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Rnmalo mnrIref.

oOHHA4sOs aug. z
quiet; car lots No. AIilWaukee at q .. Corn.
6 0bush. sold At CSC for Toledo and exc for
No. Illinois, market closing firm, holders
asking 70c. Oats, 1900 bush. No. / Chicago
sold az S93lc and 1900 bush. Racine AZ 70,
Barley nominal Rye, Z, 900 bush, No. Cliica-
90 Bole = ~ AitlNaplEee held az Csc and
western 2l1<92cs Whisky q q, retail. Ca
nal ifelghtB very nl1n; TO New York, wheat
1ecs 9 ~ cats 9; @ Albany wheat l4e,
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TOLEDO, Aug. 22.-The Union Com
gresslonal Convention for 18th district
of Ohio, which met in this CITY today.
renominated Hon. j. NJ. Ashley BY az,
olamation. A series of radical resolu-
tions was adopted. After the aCiiourn-
ment of the Convention n large and
enthusiastic meeting was addressed by
Hon. j. A. Garfield, Hon. J.. NJ. AshIev
and ES-Gov. Hamilton, of Texas,
E1-Postmaster Genn Dennison was ex.
pected, but failed to appear.
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The Wool aInrl.et ~
Me.e Tork. Mt.hian., IT. $3.50 As
PIttsburrIn On nInrlIet-

There is but little new to mote Il, INC MOI
ket since our last report. Holders Of crude
are NOT anxious to sell at present figures. the
PLosPect 6elng favorable for n still further adj
ftleeS are fiTm at l59l55lc for Immediate.
ana a9 i6c for future delivery, barrels returned,
We note sales of 534 barrels, immediHte de-
livery at 16cs $50 barrels at Ice afld an MI.
lor eptember delivery at lee. / = :, - =
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g 0SWero MarEet.

: ! 1-73-H71 :
Flour steady and unchanged; SO 50 for. NO.
1spLing; SO Ior red winter; tlS for white, and
changed, demand confined TO the imnediafa
wants % mlllen; No. 1 MILWAUKEE Climb "a -
quiet No. Illinois 76e, and ID bus 40 a. nd q
Oats scarce and nominal Rye feare1 ana
quiet Canal FEelellt dull.
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Flour steady. Wheat unchanged; sails new
white Milwaukee at 81 20; do Wabash - IA.
new amber do s. So; spring do 81 Is: white
Michigan and amber crop of '65, 50 SS. Corn
&c lower on mixed and Icon white; sales No.
mixed at 6}ci No. . do 6O5S; No. l yellow 65r
any; anu 90 white &c. Oats steady. Rye quiet
LAKE Freishts shade flTmeT; corn 40 10
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New Yofir new. 2


{ NEW York; Aug, %. Gen. .Sickles,
commanding at Charleston, having in
quired of Mayor ffman VIII ether New
Yorlrlwas am infected city, DIR. Harris
has replied unhesitatingiy, that this
city Is not infected. fJ1f;IR ftf DIR
The two wings of the Fenian Brottefl
hood were busfly engaged at their re-
speGtiye .headqu arters in this city, yes
terday.
| Mr.. Stephens received q personal re-
port from two young Irishmen who
had just arrived from the Old country,
where they had been confined in Mount
JOY prison. They report the organiza-
ton to have become stronger than ever
since the suspension of the Habeas Cor
pus. ysi isiE
Col. Roberts is deeply engaged In a
correspondence relative tor the app
preaching Congress in Troy. y ~ -
A special toIthe Times says: 1t is
stated upon good authority that Judge
Holt, Judge Advocate General, will be
superseded in q few days, His sue
ceSSor is not named -, y 49,. ss,sse.sit
A special to the Herald says: Ihave
1t from good authority that Secretary
Stanton viii not resign until he has
given to Congress, atits next session,
>his report of the operation of his De-
pRrtment during the recent rebellion,
and that he viii then receive Foreign
missions IL may be, to- Spain or Russin.
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by Telegrnnhl
Spirit OF the stock Market.
NRvy YoRE Aus, o

NEW YORK. Aug. q.
The Posts money article says:
COD Is excited to-day, and the supply of coin
i y nsla nImly, as much as Il per cent having
14I5S 70 l4B' The loan market Is more active
at bSb per cent. The stock market Is 0tIief
ana irregular. Governments are less inquired
i toI among investors, but all offered are
p8ongnt up by strong parties at full rites.
hnllrOau shnreS nre irregular with mope dis
position to sell After the board Erie sold nd
The Commercials money article saws.
The stock market shows more actiyityy lint
q lower prices. At the regular board there
was considerable realizing on the LEADING
reads. especially in Beading and Cleveland &
Ing other stocks; Erie Is apparently bejnc- fia.
PLe,5ed Ior the purpose of buying In the
Btocky and fell or com pared with the EeC-
ono BOARD OF yesterday. Governments are
somewhat singulaFly depressed contrary Ia
the tendancy Of an advance OF 5-21s nj fon-
doni bonds being there now per cent above
the QUOTATION here. The upward turn Of Eoid
= t ~ hin come enect In producing this result;
i-5I9t nfsb and second SERIES are y lower ami
third series u; sos of '65 nre down u. THE
money market shows q reaction from lie
alight disposition to the firmness motel
yesteIIls The banks are onerIng money
on;terma which indicate q very easy Ihnarisef:
Ile ieauing brokers ind no dimcuity in borl
rowing at per Cent on ordinary stock coll
laIeEalE there Is, however, fair amount OF
money placed at 5 per cent. Discounts are
steadily increasing IN activity, the rates
ranging at696% per cent. Gold Is fiFu1eF the
late decline has drawn out a large short inter
est; Yesterday the clique, long In gold, bought
Market to-day considerable amounts OF bor-
roWed gold became payable and the mil
ellgue refused TO lend; the borrowers have
nad TO- buy freely In order to return their
on loans, ' vs. PA ~
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Arrest Of n Note,I Coun,e-re,,o,..

AUGUSTA, Me, Aug. 22.-Simon BAD
cheldor, of Palermo, a noted counter
teiter and the principal of a gang in
these parts, who have been engaged in
putting into circulation large amount
Of counterfeits on the Highland Ma
donal Bank of Newburg, N. Y, was
arrested last night, in Palermo, and
taken TO Portland this morning. This
makes the sixth arrest among the gang.
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RaItImore NInrl,e,-

,,,. BALTIMORE, Aug. D.
more extra sl4. Wheat quiet ana lower N 50
csc Tor red. Corn firm; white adVanCed lie
Oats active. Provisions quiet, Mess PORT
SSs 30. Sugar inactive. Whisky firm
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RL. InnIn lInrlrnt

lf 81. Louis, August %
Flour dun aud better qualities dropping.
Wheat steady but unchanged. Corn and
Oats unchanged. Provisions unchanPed
Whisky unsettled.
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Cinicnro HIarIxet-

CHICAGO, Aug. -.
Elo1r quiet. Wheat steady; 81 S56l 81 for
new No. ], and 81 1901 50 for new Mo- 9. Corn
sSsseaely at Sc for No. /, aud so Sa535{c for
49,, oats dull Provisions nominal
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BALTIHoRE, Aug. 22.-The Sd Com
gressional District Union Convention
here Nominated J.. j. Stewart 3for Con-
gress. Mr.. Stewart holds the Office of
Assessor of Internal Revenue for the
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DETROIT, Mich, Aug. 22.-Tie 18th
annual meeting of the American Phar-
maceutical Association. Commenced
here to-day. Mr.. Lincoln, from Bos-
ton, presided. Delegations are present
from from most, of the COLLEGES of
Pharmacy throughout the country.
Various committees appointed. No
new members elected. Adjourned till
tomorrow.
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PhfIalelnIlIo 80,

u raisg.si = lEHraADEIIpHIA AnR. q
Flour 1lEIi. " heat iiIIn. Corn, Z. DECLINING
tandeneyi yellow e2c, and mixed ,Veqfern sos
i3ne:9E iileel.ey e. 1l5<9l1e for Cuba. Whisky
y = 80. 5,si5sd .us.sa d lflt ,.-117st
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KANSAS Cry, Aug. 22.-The contract
for building and complete equipment
ofthe first 100 miles of the Kansas CITY
and Fort Scott railroad, was to-day
awarded to Waterman &. Co., who viii
commence work Immediately.
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French Is the language ofthe family. and
b constantly spoken in the Institute -.
MADAME D'HERVILLY.
aul-5ml-eod Principal.
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NEW ORLEANS, Aug. %.
CottOn--Sales $50 bales low mitldiing al S21
&c; receipts l4s bales Bank sterling 5S95T.
Gold l4534.
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PoTTSVIIsI5Is, r. ~. Aug,
Jas. Saglee, d hero Of the NJ d md
the lateWaf died this morning.
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CHICAGO, Aug. Pr. r. Wilson's
machine shop, south of Clark street,
and two adjacent buildings; were de.
st1oyed by lire last night. Loss about
III, 0O0i insured for $751;
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4SfttOFS Ahtetttgeitcef
The Copper johnson Convention met
to-day, and organized. Lewis Rufner
was elected President. No nominal
tons Convention adjourned until to-.
morrow. ~. ~.
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LAWRENCE, Aug. 22.4Santa Fe dates
OF the 18th, say Ex-Gov. Connolly died
to-day. -. =.
Gov: Mitchell has gone to ella to re-
view the gold mines. Secretary Arney
Very rich gold and silver mines have
been discovered 35 miles from Fort
Stanton. cfN ffg i,f4 o.
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NEW ORLEANS, Aug. 22.-Advices
from Shreveport OF the 18th, say that
the Red river kept unusually low, but
must now be given up by large boats
and may be Considered closed. q
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ny the Union Liner
ONCE corner Of Main and Monroe streets
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TUE SToOKHOLDERS OF THE
u Warrington GyInnRslic Association aTs
Friday, the 3lst inst, al one. o'ciocs r. Nj
=; n Lne CluD Rooms, on Wheeling Island, for
tne purpose OF election OF Directors and OH
eeIss = GEO. SUIWA RZRACH
auSl-LuotIh-2W kncfefnTY.
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1IIIWaukee market.

MILwAUREE, Aug. %.
No. l.. Oats dun at SSc. -N
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,1ur TIE pro. tenn Of the Circuit Court
sent VIM. Kaye now Chief of Police,
70 jftfl TO-DAY for ontempt OF court, but
released him aftar q brief imprison-
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DQRTABLE STEAM ENGINES. COM
4 bininR the maximum OF efficiency and
economy with the minimum OF weight and
price. They are widely and fay0rnbly known
more than 20 being IN use. An Warante
sent on application. Address
j. q. HoADGEY 4 Co.
INls-1Lle0l LlANHRI.nsnE. Il q
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Z I3aslroil, a ". III q reported and
bel ed here, That Limit VIII DO
appointed Bosthasler OF Boston.
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i;foii j a II y Rev. Dr..
Bra j ED & e q Cd lifld pastor. oil III s
old = me slIeet eliuFefl, Id z ililadel pllia
died .suil denly ast ilie llts
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q. "a Z !. ] - !. KIlpaltieIE.

u
& lNRW York, Aug ga letter from
Secretary Seward 60 General Fitzpatrick
Minister to Chilli, Is published, setting
forth the policy of the United States
concerning the wars in the adjoining
Republic. e says we maintain that
the Republican system which IS ac-
cepted In any one Of those States shall
not be Wnntonly assRiIed and thatit
shall not be sn5verted a. an end Of
wars lEaged befW cen nations in frfend-
ship with ourselves, 81 they are not
pushed like the present war IN Mexico,
70 q polttic8l point, we do not int erVeile.
Spain assured US that she would not
andEEe are ready now and heKiceforth
TO- hold Spain, 90 that agreement, n
found. 1lr. Seward at s6fas
lene 4 shows that this policy Is one OF
strict mentality ana friendship aud one
which has governed the United States
from the time Of Washing ton. sc
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I56eIsy IIsTiiii; Aug. 21s-T The gnnou
mant BY a Ciicago special from here
that 800 Fenians left Louisville for Chi
eago last mig IS received here With de-
rision by the entire press. They say
It Is eanard similar to the deciarat ion,
that tie cholera had been declared cpl
1ar1fn
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rho IsVVhat q 10 ConVVeatIoa.

EFf5 Special to theIntelIigencers
p PARKERsaURe. Aug. %. 1S6f
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The e6Tatest News.

b Y igTRHHGRAPH.
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The President has directed a pardon
TO be made out for Charles w. Conrad
of Louisiana, a member of the rebel.
Congress. Mr.. Conrad. was Secretary
of War of the United States under the
administration of President Fillmore.
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Medical College of ohio.

ANIMAL COMMENCEMENT, Session, 1867.
TUE PRELIMISARY LECTURES IN
tn ~. lhtltntinn, will commence Oct. LIST,
March lst- Fees for Professors Tickets SO
FOR particulars send for circular.
80. N b. WRIGHT, ST. D., Dean
yyaV-2EW6W Cincinnati, Ohio.
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Editors Intelligence T7'i'l7' ~
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-10-12
The Davis Case.

Tue New York Tribune OF Monday srarls
about the postpOnement oSMr. Davis trial
after the following elegant fashion:
There is conglomeraton Of shu lie. sham.
shirk aud sneak in the treatment of dis
prisoner which is calculated TO nauseatc
the civilized world, and for which some
body will yet le held TO a stern responsible
ity. Every manly Instinct demands that
Davis should be promptly tried; II he Is
nOt to be tried, or is only to be subjected To
a costly and mischievous sham trial, with
no expectation or desire of convicting him,
he should be libe pted at cnce. And, if he
Is to be tried o,ly for treason, then the
charge fassassination should be rctracted
rs publicly rs it was made. And IL Il the
duty of the Executive, through his Attor-
ncy General, to act promptly aud frankly
in the premises, so as to relieve the Govern
ment from the imputation of calumniating
.an enemy aud holding for eighteen months
n prisoner whom il dare not put on trial
The American people are being disgraced
by the acts OF their rulers, and they must
insist on a speedy change.
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-10-12
HISTORY OF TuE CnURCm.
Wilkes 2oofl, Arnin.


We find in the Columbia South CaroR-
uida the following statement, credited to
"the s. H. Examiners Chicago correspond
ent.' The story, whether authentic or not
is at least n remarkable one:
Many persons are of the opinion that
Wilkes Booth still lives. Lei me give our
readers piece of information that recently
came into my possession, and which h. :
never been printed. On the evening of
President Lincolu's assassination, young
lady in Washington, who was playing at
ford's Theater, was on her way from her
home to the theater. As she was walking
along the street at a quarter past seven
O'Clock she met Wilkes Booth on the side
walk. They had been well acquainted for
several years, and were on intimate terms.
They stood awhile and chatted The girl
told Booth that she had received an anony e.
nous letter that day that was quite anus
ing. Booth asked her to let him take Il
and nc would hand it to her at anothev
time. She gave him the letter and hurried
ON to the theater. That night she was hor-
ritied TO learn, that Wilkes Booth had as
sassnated President Lincoln in the very
theater where she was playing. The poor
girl was frightened out of her wits for sew
eral days, fearing that some one had seen
her give Wilkes Booth the paper so short a
time before the assassination. SO time pass
ed on, and the actress went to he- home i'm
Philadelphia. About five weeks since that
young woman received back again, through
the lost-otllce, the very letter she put into
the hands of Wilkes Booth on the night OF
the assassination. There is private mark
on 1t, too, that makes her positive Wilkes
Booth sent it. These are facts, and the ac-
tress is now playing at one of the Chicago
theaters. The story is strange one, to say
the least of it.
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-10-12
$50 snYs tic IsondIl''

OF the BOND-Hol,pERs, whoinyested theif
money at onc-hnlf its face, says q cotem-
porary; They are sectional party loca-
ted east Of the mountains. They are the
same men who, during the whole war,
made money o. everything they touched,
a. IL they had been the liueal descendants
OF MfDAs. They are Interested in all the
aggregatons OF privilege. capital and mo-
nopoly. The canals, the railroads, the
banks, warehouses, ships, steamers as we'll
AS the factories. ali belong TO them, and
they have used the immense powers they
confer to their own advantage, During
the war, for four years and more, they had
the Mississippi River, aud its tributaries,
blockaded, so as to turn TO profit the enor-
mons streams to produce which have TO be
transported to markets through their arti-
fetal channels and facilities. So much for
Eastern monopolists.
''On these grounds it would seem proba-
Bile that these Eastern capitalists had made
great gains before they CAME into posses
siou of the bonds, which, by the acts au-
thorlzing them, are exempt from state
taxation. In the process of time, and the
protraction of war; the East took mighty
advantage TO herself in the shape of profits
on Jobs, contracts and beIigerent articles.
"And now for Western and Southern
losses. Upon the West and South the effect
Of the whole operation Of the last four OF
five years warfare has been not simply Dis
astrous but 1t has been ruinous. Tile co..
ton crop has done nothing in providing for
exchanges; it has been burnt to the extent
OF thousands of milliods of pounds in the
bale; the fields on which it was grown
have been turned out to common, and for
miles overgrown with wild weeds, and sage,
and nettles. The very culture itself was
changed from cotton TO corn and potatoes
for the subsistence of armies and peoples ;
the most profitable agriculture in the
world being made the least remunerative.
That has been one phase of the war at the
South It has utterly desolated the two
great cotton regions lying east and west of
the Mississippi River" t'
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Cnnse and INnnct

In one Of our Sou. lerl exchanges we
find tire following suggestive paragraphs
"The New Orleans marIet is -eporoed
bare Ofsugar-a rare occurrence. Inc sugar
(home production) receipts durin0 the last
business year are reported ut 1915 } hogs
heads, against 100000 hogsheads in 1861
And 10 consequence of a similar falling
of. resulting from ike causes, an Aug ia
dispatch says
Considerable feeling is exhibited
throughout Georgia on the subject of re-
pudiation. 1t is thought an effort will be
made, on the meeting of the Legislature in
November, to relieve the people from the
payment Of eertain.debts contracted prior to
and during the late war. The plea urged for
reputation is the loss of the slaves and the
failure of the crops. The amount OF
property returned in the State for lSG6 is
$207,000,000. Iu 1850 the amount was over
$620,322,777. Loss over s t65 OO0O0O"
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-10-12
HOW it Mas Dome.

Says the Enquirer: The Radicals ia Ohio
elect sixteen Congressman, on total vote
In the State of 275,OOO. Their opponents
elect but three members, with total vote
of 235,00O. 1t taIes therefore, under the
rascally district apportionmcnt of the Rad
icals in Ohio, $500 votes to elect an anti
Radical membe while 1900 votes are all
that is required to choose Jacobin! This
is their idea of equal representation With
fair apportionment we are entitled to at
least eight of the nineteen members from
tha State
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-10-12
Very Shallow.

The Cincinnati Commercial said before
the election, that BUTLER was the VAL
LANDidHAM of his partyr' Decidedly rich,
wasn't it? 1t insisted also that both Were
injuring their respective parties. Perhaps
it can tell us now how much BUTLRR hurt
his party in Ohio, and also how much VAL
LANDIGHAM's speech in Butler county, in-
jured the Democratic party in that glori-
Gus old county.
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-10-12
LEGAL NOTICE.

SUIT ioI Court of Montgomery COuaty Ohio Z
william &. >. Btker plgintiH. ~ Inin n Dol :.
an Cbe Ipo,, tate fvnePs lOing business
IN ae il,-r name anc style OF Dodds e Road
Deien aL,s. VI 80 Attachment
TUE DcfcndNnts hu T. 10 !ds, wi.,sc 1ace OF
state 'ew York, ,,il kc notice that William
Z, NJ. z -cl d ~ the eSl LAY of Anvil ,5f filt
as petition ! tre Su II ipr Cuuls cr AIontgs ne-y
Co ty o 10 gainst h H. s"u as firth tiat thers
SO o al / 3" a Il ro,o ,ai Deftiiaanis a on er
10 orut . m mics pad 20 thei use. Nc. Il conv II
ic 5 attache to sa d e,ii on, th1 srm oil tive
uh0u- and and iiity + an 6l-ilJ duilaVs, with in,
teTcst .hercOn fro.s Ap p 1866: That proper h
b. q gi 10 said Robert a O, has been attachea a
and az er vi pc as ed 80 for the sale Of said
- one . tony sal iltlebte''ness, at the Noytin.
Der &c m. 1855, of sad Cour.. ~
W II BELVILLE
ocl3Mbb Atty for Plaintiff.
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Not at al to the Pnint.

The New York World contains long
and elaborate article, fortified by quota
tions from authorities, to prove that Gen
eral BUTLER is wrong in his Id,o as to i'm
peachments. Does the World recollcct
anything of the history of the past five
years? 'Wrong in laww just as if it
was of any consequence to ''RadicaP'
what the law is, when San obstacle" is to
be gotten rid of H.rt...r
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-10-12
Indiana.

The returns from Indiana represent the
State as having gone I;adieal by about
1900 majority. The State Senate stands
80 Radicals % Is Democratic. House, Ga
Republicans to 36 Democratic. There are
Radicals elected to Congress and DEM
ocrats.
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-10-12
ASeII.

The dispatches sent all over the country
as coming from the Philadelphia Ledger in
relation to the President propounding GER
tain questions to the Attorney general,
turn out to be canard. 1t is charged that
the stock jobbers of New York sent the
telegram to affect the gold market.
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-10-12
Iowa.

dispatch from Desmoines to the Chi
cago Journal says the returns continue to
come in, and are nearly all one way. Our
six Congressman are certainly elected, and
the Republican majority in the State is now
estimated at from 3O0OO to 10000
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-10-12
Cholera i'm Cbicogo.

The cholera is rapidly increasing in Chi
cago ;seventy- to one hundred cases
occur per day. pr. BRAINARD, the Presi-
dent Of Rush Medical College died oft
this morning. The students of the College
have adjourned in apanie, to meet ID De
eember. ...H