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, 1866-01-06

tVr a COMMISSION hn> been nrpnintrd
10 proceed 10 Washington with the :. McmUI lal,' mil
10 use their efforts to secure our rislitr. The rulnr,i
people are therefore called npon 10 contribute IA tlis
emf. 4 subscription list may lie found NJ fnnsirr
& farrnr's. 400 King Streci, ntotc John let every
Mhnt woman and child It in their mite. l,cru lwlU
, 1866-01-06
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EATIoSAL EQUAL SUFFRAGE ASSOCIATIONS.
Al Il meeting Of the friends Of impartial SUI
fringe, held at No. 2S3 + Street. IN The city of
Washington. on Tuesday evening. Angus, Is.
1865, u committee WAS appointed to prepare n
report, which At II subs 1urnt meeting was
unanimously approved. The following is thu
, 1866-01-06

REV. i. j. ADAMS, Pastor of the Mission
Presbyterian Church: ::ill leave this city Tor !,
short time On IL visit Nortl, to his family. Rev. +.
l.. Cardoza will supcrintcnd his charge during
his absence. We wish him II pleasant passage
md n safe return to his chosen fed Of labor.
, 1866-01-06

TIE ExilIirtoS of King solomon Temple,
at Military Hall, on Wednesday evening is said
To hnvc been highly crcditablr. See advertise
:. ii for next Monday evening.
, 1866-01-06

How 1T READS Now.-At the annual dinner
OF the Columbia Institute of Washington, Dee.
u, 1895, the following toasts nrc recorded
BY John Orkney Adams:
The Lamp Of Liberty lighted by the Torch
of Scic,cc.
BY John c.. Calhoun:
Universal Suffrage with Universal Eluca-
ton.
Had br. Calhoun hccn as faithful to his toast us
was Mr.. Adams, the bliglting curse Of rebellion
might not have dcsola,ctl Southern homes, and
slavery might have died IL natural death.
, 1866-01-06

D EVENING ADULT SCHOUL.-1T,c
Morris Street School building will be opened or
Monday evening. pcci II. 1865. for the purpose "
forming cl"sse" Of instruction for the men and w..
men Of the city. The public generally nrc inv,s. II to
ATTEND. A. II. FORHES rYit. T,,cnrr
Ire 0 -, N
, 1866-01-06

&C. The New Orlcans Tribune. a faithful cx.
roncnt of loyalty in Louisiana, informs its coun.
try readers and friends that they had better send
their letters to the city by reliable messengers,
and not through Rebel cOnycynnces.
, 1866-01-06

III SCHOOL N~OIlCE.-rhc Iutiri, Of
my School viii be resumed ON Tuesday, January
2nl, isfai, No. 81 Meeting street
Dee 10 2ml3 U PklE; Is. MORGAN.
, 1866-01-06
~. PERRY DAVIS PAIN KILLER

" PERRY DAVIS PAIN Miller
II is not likely tia, The popularity OF This ~cr!clrn-
ted medicine viii in any measure decrease, or that
the dclnillii lut il will i'll The siirltc<, degree de-
cine. Until splnc other ~siccj'fc Tor nlinying pain
and curing tic various ills tor which the Pain
Killer is used, Shall he discovered uf cuual potency
with ii-~ot which there would seem 10 be little
l'r'l.i'ilily a, the present day. We understand
that the ruSt Of sOnc uf thu ingredients of which
the Inin Killer Is composed Inns very much III
creased since The commencement, OF the Mvr,
though the price VI the medicine has hut very X =
tie advanced. Indeed, il is not only one uf' the
very hest aud most rriiMl,c medicines in use for
numerous ills, hut it is also one OF The cheapest.
As remedy for stomach complaints ut this scnscn.
or any stnsuh of The YEAR when they occur, We re-
gard II us ot the very highest value and mc speak
from az prricnce When we say this, for VIC have re-
lratt'iiy tr.r'l Il, md invariably with The liappicEt-
results uni TIE greatest satisfaction. When various
other things filled. and we we're growing n.ur,n-s
il"ly worse, Ne have taken the Pain Killer. and
found 1t t"work like II Charm. Three dOscs-lnIf
a tc'l>l"hniul each III Il wine glass Of water or
mix, with AZ little Sugar-ias cilcctuully cured us
wiich quite unwcIl.-IroyidrIrc Advertiser.
, 1866-01-06

get all your rights in this nation, but if you
are true to yourselves and TO this nation in the
future. as you have been in the past. justice will
make itself needed, and all will be well.
, 1866-01-06
a COrRsE or LEcrrlsEsyln Lel

o. a COURSE or IECrrlsES VIII he
delivered for the benefit Of the i'ro,rs,~nt Episcopal
SEWN. Circle, commencing Jan. 5, lSH.
The frst lecture will br given BY the rector Rev. J.
II. Sruhrouk, subject :. Education - the others MI
iduncrtl weekly. Tickets eau be obtained OF Robert
Houston ". F.. Marshall; +. Nacostu $. Hare A.
U'Nicl and Jas fm!lnn.
Thr conccr, is postponed until the end Of the Ice
lures.
Dec. 81 iwll
, 1866-01-06

~ SMOLANDER'S EXTRACT UCuU.
cures Kidney Disease.
SMOI.ANl. EN'S EXTRACT BUCuU
cures rheumatism.
MuLANDERS IRA BUCHU
cures Urinary Diseases.
s~MULASDEK'S EXTRACT BUClltt
cures Gravel. Is
SMOLASDER'S EXTRACT BtCut
cures Structures.
The beat fluid Extract now before The nublic /,
S~ynDinl,<lci's For the diseases named above
ald for Weaknesses and Pains IN iii. lack, r. urfn$A
complaints, aud Disorders, arising from cxcrsse. or
nhS kind, and Is perfectly in%nIu-
nblc. Sold by I'LL Ap".l'ccaries. Price one dollar.
TRY Il. ID. Barnes & CO, Scw York, AMI Y.rne,.
Ward, Il CO., New Orleans, Agents for the South und
West. Hl'RLKIGH Il hOuEitS, hos,on, Mass, C,n..
Graz agents. Dec "a, W IL
, 1866-01-06

Let us, then. be up and doing,
With q heart for any fhte ;
Stlll achieving, stfll pursuing.
Learn to labor aud to whit.
, 1866-01-06

ES" JUST RECEIVED. by O'Ilrar s. Fen.
wick. one boat load Of COTTON iroIn The Collin
State Place, and me ln!,l ltuln tlr fTrgfiOle
Pace. st. iIr!ciln lSlaii,. JAN Eth II.
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-04-24
From New York--VariOus Interest
ing Items.
New YORK, April %.


The Posts special says Mr.. Seward has
sent important instructions to Mr.. Motley,
our minister at Vienna, in reference to the
project of sending Austrian troops in aid OF
Macmillan, and strong protest against
such action will be made.
The health officer. Bissel, reports from on
board the hospital-ship Falcon, last even
ing, that. since the last report, ten deaths
had occurred on board that ship from chol-
era, Twenty new cases were received on
board from the Virginia. Two deaths had
occurred on board the England, but not
cholera. There are seventy-three cases OF
cholera on board the hospital-ship.
The Tribune declares there Is no Asatic
cholera In our city, though it had been
brought near us by emigrant ships, and is
very likely to visit us this summer.
The eminent physician, Joseph NJ. Smith,
died here yesterday, aged seventyseN en-
years.
1t is now rumored that there is pros
pect of reconstruction between the two
wings here of the Fenian brotherhood
Money continues very abundant, and II
is found difficult to employ all balances at
per cent. and round sums are offered. for
temporary use, at per cent. The prevail
ing rate on call Is per cent. Prime com
mercial paper is in active demand. and
choice names pass at 6@G%'per cent. There
is still good amount of long date prime
names going at 79715 per cent.
Remittances of currency continue to be
daily received from the West, while less
drawn against shipments of produce from
that section as offered In the market
Gold is firm, but in less demand from
importers than last week There is less de-
mand for loans than last week the rates
being 5-32 to 1B per cent. per day.
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-04-24

TELEGRAPH REPORTS the benefit of
a few, who do not seem to know the fact,
we state that the Journal receives the tele-
graphic reports which come to Dayton er-
clusicely. Those printed by the EMPIRE are
about day old when printed in that sheet.
That concern does not take dispatches from
the telegraph Office, and has not for almost
a year. The Journal has had them eXclu-
siyely, having contracted for their exclusive
use.-Joundi.
We will assist the Journal In reaping all
the credit and benefit it expects to derive
by the above ill-natured paragraph, by
copying II entire. 1t Is true we do not pub
lish all the trash that comes by telegraph,
and over which the Journal assumes to have
"e1cIusive" control. The matter in our
telegraphic columns is chiefly made up
with the consent of the publishers-from
the specials to the morning Cincinnati pa
pers, and is generally later and far more
interesting than the stG in the shape OF
long-winded Congressional reports, with
which that paper daily regales its patient
and forbearant readers.
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-04-24

ODD FELLOWS CELEBRATIoN.-There is
to be at Springfield, on Thursday next, the
26th inst. a grand celebration of the ami
versary Of the establishment of Odd Fell
lowship in this country. There will be,
among other things, a procession, and an
Grafton by William Wallace, of Indianapo-
lis The celebration is given by the Odd
Fellows of Springfield and vicinity, who
have extended Invitations to their brethren
throughout the country. We understand
that there will be large delegations of the
Order from all portions of the State.
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-04-24
aalonetarp and c.ammtrtial.
Cincinnati Markets.

CINCINNATI. April %.
FLoUR-The market Is quiet, but holders
are firm. We quote superflne, Inspectors
standard. at 81 50@7 IS; extra do sS 50@
3 90, family do 80 75@10 90; and fancy $40
506l2 20.
WHEAT-The market is dun, and prices
In absence of demand are nominal. We
quote No. now red at 81 $500 90; No.
81 1902 10; No. | old red at So 30Od2 80 ;
and extra do, 50 40@2 80.
CoRN-ls in good demand and prices
higher; mixed In elevator we quote at So
956c., 65@66c. In sacks; ear at SEC.
OArs--We quote MOI at 3s@39c., and
Mol at 43@44c.
RYE-The market is firm and the supply
light. Sales at canal, at 79c., and No 3 In
elevator mt CSC.
BARLEY--The market is unchanged and
firm at 81 20Ml % for choice grades
GRocERIEs-The market remains quiet
with fair consulnptive demand. at 24(d 2Sc.
for fair TO choice Rio Coffee; l2@l5c
for raw Sugar; l6A@17c. for hard refined,
and 9O@05c. for Porto Rico sMoiasses
WHEKY--A quiet and unchanged market
at 81 ~ duty paid, and 2ic In bond.
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-04-24

MAYORS CoURT. Two persons were
brought before the Mayor this morning for
selling butter in market at light weight.
Theffies and costs assessed against both
amounted to $l1 60.
A man arrested for shooting firearms in
the corporate limits, plead ignorance of the
law, and was let off with the small fine of
SO so.
A colored man was brought up for drunk
enness and and disorderly conduct and re-
sistlng officers. The luxury cost him
S13 10 in the shape of fine and costs.
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-04-24
observation-disclosures of Fede-
raj Office-HOlders = Stand from

..fr|H W AShlNtION, ApTil %.
The President to-day completed the ap-
polntment of collectors and assessors for
the Districts of Virginia. All the APP
pointees takes the test oath without modiii-
cation.
Among the nominations sent to the Sem
ate were Sam'l f. Cary, rs Collector of In
ternal Revenue for the Second District OF
Ohio, Ufce r. M. w. Taylor, removed, and
A. B. Sloanaker, Collector for the First
District of Pennsylvania, in place of Colo
mel John A. Taggart, removed.
The Secretary of the Treasury to-day
made the award on proposals for furnish
ing the Government with bank safe locks
for one year. The contract is awarded to
Dodd, Macneal and Urban, safe manuflc-
turers of Cincinnati.
An order was made to-day for the re-
moval of the collectors of the first and fifth
districts of New Jersey and the postmaster
of Camden.
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-04-24

CHoLERA.-We publish, to-day, the sew
enth of a series of letters by DIR. A. Geiger,
of this city, on the "History and Nature of
Asiatic Cholera" These letters have been
read with much interest by our citizens
generally. They contain great deal of
valuable information, in view of the almost
certain visitation Of theac cholera during the
approaching summer. They are written in
plain, familiar style, can be easily com
pretended by every reader, and the sugges-
tions they contain should be needed by all.
The one in our columns to-day treats
mainly of disinfectants, most important
subject and upon a strict observance of the
suggestions made, much may be done to
prevent the spread of the epidemic-should
it visit our city--and mitigate its vlrulence.
Our people should avail themselves of ev-
cry precaution, and heartily cooperate in
all sanitary measures that may be suggest
ed or adopted to place the city in the best
possible condition to meet the impending
scourge. .,.
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-04-24
BY. TELEGRAPH.
The Trial of Jefferson Davis aud
ff N M Others.
WASHINGTON, April %.

WASHINGTON, April %.
Attorney general Speed had under con-
sideration the matter of the trial of Jeiier-
son Davis in the United States Circuit
Court of Virginia, which meets on the first
Monday In May, in Norfolk, unless Com
gress shall In the mean time pass bill
changing the place of holding the court
to Richmond. A proposition of the kind
is now being urged in the House. IL Is
not settled, however, where Davis will be
tried; but whether or not he shall be tried
In the State of Virginia will be determined
on the arrival of Chief Justice Chase, who
is expected here this week.
II Judge Chase interposes no objection, a
charge against Davis for treason will be
submitted TO the United States Grand Jury.
to be convened In Norfolk or Richmond. as
before suggested. The Attorney general
has also been i'm consultation with Judge
Underwood with reference to the trial of
Wise, Lee, and some Others. who were in
dlcted for treason In the United States Dis
trict Court at Norfolk last summer. It IL
not likely that the indictment against Gen-
eral Lee win be prosecuted Mt the May
term. II, Indeed the trial shall ever take
place.
IL Is proposed to try the first of the prs-
oners Indicted at Norfolk viz: Henry A.
Wise. In all probability that viii be the
only case disposed of during this session in
Virginia, unless It be determined to try
Davis, and In that event no effort will be
made to try Wise during the May Term.
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-04-24

Boors AND SHoEs.--J. F. Lentz & Son
desire their customers and the public to
know that they have removed their extern
sive Boot and Shoe Store from their former
place of business, No. l04 Main street, to
the large and commodious store-room In
the Telescope building, corner of Main and
Fourth streets. They have just added to
their stock large assortment Of Boots and
Shoes, Of the latest styles and best quality,
comprising every variety that can be called
for in this market. Their custom work can
not be excelled by any other house in the
CITY, and the prices of all kinds of work
will be made entirely satisfactory to all
who deal with them. Don't mistake the
place, corner Of Main and Fourth.
a2i-ltd6sw ..... ~. -.-.-.,....t.. 70
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-04-24

BOARD OF FHEALTH.--Boardm met according
TO call, r. w. Steele in the chair. All the
Board present. The Board, feeling that
prompt and efficient measures are necessary
to promote the health Of our city, the fol-
lowing resolutions were unanimously
passed by the Board:
Resofped, That the President OF the City
Council be requested to call together Coun-
Gil on Tuesday evening, April "a, 1866.
Resolred, That the members of the Board
of Health attend the meeting of the City
Council on Tuesday evening, the oath.
No other business, the Board adjourned
to meet this, Tuesday, evening at the Coun-
ell Chamber. .s...-faf
Il. w. STEELE, Pres't.
w n,,,ra,,,, Cao,,,
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-04-24
J. W. DIETRICH, sec'y.

THE OPERA HoUsE.--On the occasion of
the re-opening of the Opera House, last
evening, Miss Julia Nelson made her debut
as Pauline" in the LADY of Lyons" sup
ported by Mr.. J. w. Hill, as "Claude Mel
notte.' Miss Nelson will appear again this
evening, as "Juliana," in the fine old com
edy of the "Honey Moon" The enter
tainment win conclude with the amusing
and always popular farce of ''The Toodles."
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-04-24
The Tax Bill-Admission of the
Tennessee Members.

" R"IIsNUFVNf 1AIIII ~
The New York Posts special says the
Committee on Ways and Means expect to
report the Tax Bill tomorrow. The tax
on cotton remains at five cents per pound.
The tax on whisky remains at two dollars
per gallon.
Inc Juoleiary Nommittee OF the House
reported against any modification of the
test oath.
The final report of the Reconstruction
Committee may be presented toward the
close of this week.
The Commercials special says the Recon-
struction Committee took no action this
morning, and adjourned TIL Wednesday
next. The indications are that the loyal
Tennessee members viii be admitted TO their
seats In Congress soon.
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-04-24

CENSUS OF DAYToN.--At the last meeting
of the City Council Especial committee was
appointed to confer with the County Au-
ditor with reference to having census of
the city taken this spring. We have no
doubt a measure of this kind would meet
the general approval of our citizens. Since
the census of 1860, when Dayton contained
twenty thousand and eighty-one inhabi-
tants, the population has largely increased.
The ratio of increase has no doubt been
much larger since that period than In the
decade from 1850 TO 1850, and 1t would be
gratifying 10 all TO know the exact number
of our population. We notice by the CO.
lumbus papers that similar movement is
In progress in that city. There the census
Is TO be taken by the assessors In the several
wards. The design is, we learn, TO make as
accurate and complete an enumeration as
has ever been taken heretofore, going into
minute details as to the number of persons
between certain ages, &c. The results are
TO be embodied in volume and placed
among the archives of the city for future
use and reference.
we would suggest that the same plan
might be adopted with advantage here. 1t
strikes us as the most expeditions and econ
omical Of any other. At all events, we re-
gard the taking Of census of the city this
spring as matter Of great interest and
utility, and we do not believe the people
would eomplaino Of the comparatively small
expense incurred in doing so. IN
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-04-24
No Modification OF Test Oath.

NEW URk, April y.
The 7ribane's special says the Judiciary
Committee have to report against modif-
cation of the test oath.
They will conclusiyely answer the objec-
tions raised, that its modification Is requis-
lite In order TO secure proper officials at the
South, by showing sufficient numbers OF
competent Union men to fill every required
Federal appointment.
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-04-24
THE DAILY EMPIRE.
DENOCRAYEG vSYAYE BVIVIT7IOI.
THURSDAY, MAY "a, Isee.

Hl #.
The Annual State Convention Of the
Democratic party of Ohio, win be held in
Columbus, on Thursday, the Gath day
of May, 1866, to transact such business
rs may come before It, and to put In nomi-
nation candidates for the following State
offices; r Iff I
SECRETARY OF STATE;
JUDGE OF THE SUPREME COURT;
MEMBER OF THE BOARD OF PUBLIC WORKS.
The basis of representation for the ap-
portionment of Delegates is as follows
One Delegate for each county one for
every fee hundred Uotes given for General
GEORGE w. MORGAN for Governor. last Oc-
tober; and an additional one for every
fraction of too hundred and NV, and up
ward. In accordance with this apportion-
ment, Montgomery county will be called up
on to elect eleUeR delegates. fl.
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-04-24

RAILROAD CoNvRNTIoN.-0n the 4th of
July next, a general Convention of all tho
Railroad Presidents, Chief Engineers, and
General Superintendents in the United
States, is to be held in Philadelphia, for an
interchange of views in regard to railroad
construction, management and operation.
II has been generally agreed to.
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-04-24

WINE PLANTS WHOLESALE AND RETAIL.
y. II. Dakin has just returned from the
East with large quantity of fMyatt Lin
Wine purposes, which he offers at whole
sale and retail. Orders may be addressed
to j. II. Dakin, Dayton, Ohio, or he can be
found at the Atna House, corner of Sixth
and Main streets. apr24d5t
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-04-24
PATENT CLOG PREVENTIVE
nE rNyENToRs- w. J. M. BATCH,


Il HE INVENTORS, w. J. NJ. BATCH
ELDER and Z. LEIBER, obtained Patent for
this invention ON the 18th day of March, 1856
Inventive genius has added new triumph to
the vast number Of valuable Improvements an ag-
rioultural implements and once more the Farmer
has occasion 10 render thanks 60 the
mechanics who have done so much Of late years to
render the labors Of the hnsbandnan less laborous
and repulsiye. All farmers have been greatly an
noyed by the choking OF their plows with stubble,
clover, weeds stalks sc, and have felt that a de-
vice by which the plowing could be done without
two .ank Kicking away the choking material,
would be Of great advantage
ruls HAS BEEN MOST PERFECTLY ACCOM-
LISHED BY VERY SIMPLE DEVICE,
which can be readily attached TO any plow, and
py the use OF which the accommodating material Is
-eadily removed by lever attached " the plow-
andlo 1t Is practical invention, and is re-
.eiyed with the greatest favor, and VIII seu read
lily every-where. ft ~ ta -
Persons desiring to purchase territory, will
please address BATCHELDEH LElBEK
maT30 -imd&w it.t q DAYTON. ONO.
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-04-24
Democratic Victory In Indianap-
oils.

The result of the special election for
Councilman In the Fifth Ward. last Satur-
day, was a great triumph for the Democl
raey. The Journal pronounced McNabb q
straight Democrat declared that his elec-
tlon would be heralded as a copperhead
victory, and made frantic appeals 10 the
Republicans TO defeat him. Notwithstand-
ing the firm contest made by the RepIblI-
cans, McNabb was elected by 272 majority
In ward the Radicals have been carrying
for tye years by large majoritles.
This ID evidence ofa revolution going on
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-04-24

ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Hamilton has
generously donated the one hundred dol
lars, profits of the entertainment given by
him at the Opera House, to be distributed
among the poor Of the city. The above
has been handed over to two ladies of the
Second Aid Society, who will endeavor
faithfully to carry out the intentions of the
donor.
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-04-24

SALE OF CARPENTERs' TooLs.-To-mor-
row evening, c. z. Huber & Son, win sell
at their Auction Room two chests of Car
penter and Boat Builders Tools; also the
Chests. it'd
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-04-24

WANTED.-Half dozen young ladies to
learn the Millinery business, at the popu
lar Millinery establishment of Mr.. Gabriel
Haas, No. 1886 Second street, miss Good
mans old stand.) al3-dtf.
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-04-24

CHANGE OF RAILROAD TDE.-By refer
ence to our Railroad Directory, it will be
seen that several changes have been made
in the time of the arrival and departure OF
trains to and from this city.
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-04-24
New York Money Market.

~ I'M NM NEW IVRki april IT.
Money is easy at A and per cent. on
Call Loans. ,.G r.r
Sterling Exchange Is dull and declining,
The rates are l0714@l07&. I.-.H|
Gold Is shade easier, opening at 1868,
advancing to lN, declining to l26Js, adj
vancing TO l2624, and closing at 1858.
Government stocks are active, advancing
b@h. l.I .u.ie .... .r'l,
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-04-24
DIR. e. CONWAY,
SURGEON DENTIST

from Third to SECOND STREET would respect
fully inform his friends and patrons that he Is now
prepared 10 render his professional services To all
STREET, opposite the Dayton National hank
apr Land
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-04-24

e8-Wllliam g. Peters, the well known
music publisher of Cincinnati, died sud-
denly at his residence in that city on FRI
day morning, of disease of the heart.
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-04-24
A Day of Fasting and Prayer.

n " NoRII1NuIO1Nf n PI II ~
1t Is reported that the President will
soon issue proclamation setting apart the
18th proximo as day of fasting and
prayer, In view of the anticipated visit to
this country of the cholera.