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70 belisye that his every act has been
ease IN the exsFcmeo The truth Is that
tho error IS IN themselves. q 50 great
has nis been Their desire e:5 to Keep political
e ,On p the Staie war they eaFe mis-
judged the loyalty Of thousands of their
Political opponents, and putstrained and
iiiiberal constructions upon the Regis
try law Governor Swami did nothing
more 'hap thousands o. other honest
men hare aone' and vail continue to do,
as long as the Radicals persist in ex-
hibsing that bitterness ofspirit which
must ever keep our csuntrynlen section.
.,3fr 7'TE7F7 II,
ally dlEldnd.fs HQt has bnan. com nnl led
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pas-A neighboriug contemporary says;
Marriage and death notices arc pub.
hshed free, though il is usually the Gu
tom to accompany the former with
dollar, either gold or grconback, or with
a poundcake, or at least to allow the
printer'man 10 kiss the bride"
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sEe-The National Publishing Co, No.
5O7 Minor Street, hiladelphia, will
shortly publish work by Hon. Alex.
ander IL Stephens, entitled a History
OF the Late War between the States
Tracing its Origin, Causes and Results. Il
Address j. Il. Jones, Agent, National
Publishing Co, Philadclphia.
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CHANGE or ,WEATuEn. The soft
rainy weather &c few days previous,
was interrupted bya terrible wind storm
on SitardIy which Vas continued dur.
ing Sunday, producing perhaps the
coolest weather OF tho winter. Much
damage was done on Saturday night in
the harbor of Baltimore, BY the ind
aud ice; and six or eight persons, mostly
ierrymen, were drowned.
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= 'rne EaEisiaTu3e.

The bili'to alter the mode n,off sum
snoning Jurors in Carroll, 1Fred rex
and Washington COUNTIES has. passed
both Houses, md become & ia1.i II
provides that Che Clerk to The County
commissioners in each County shall
make out lists Of nj the taxable citizens
liable to serve on juries, from which the
Judge Of the Circuit Court, III the pres
cnce Of the Bar aud others, is 10 select.
impartially three hundred persons, from
whom the Jurors are TO be drawn. The
names are to be pat in box aud drawn
publicly by. party designated, the FIRST
2;3to serve on the Grand Jury, the next
"a on the Petit Jury. aA ~
Mr.. Kimmel, one Of the Baltimore
Senators, after explaining the reasons
why the law, passed for new election
Of Mayor aud City Council, hld been
necessarily repealed, introduced 4 new
law for the purpose, fixing the day Of
election on The 18th Of March.
On Monday last, ii the House, Mr..
WaiDplcr obtained leave to report bill
To amend heEharter Of the Western
Maryland Railroad Company; also 10
authorize the COMMISSIONERS Of Carroll
County to subscribe to The capital stock.
or endorse the bonds Of said Company,
not exceeding 100000,
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1--------
A VALUABLE FARM At
Trustees Sale.

YNiIE Subscriber, as Trustee and Com.
II miitce of the Person and slstnte Of
STATES l.. Gisr, and by virtue Of a Decree
OF the Circuit Court for Carroll county, as .
Court Of Equity, passed by Abncr Neal,
Special Judge in cause No. SAC, In aid
Court. will offer at Pebble Auction, on the
premises, on
Saturday, the Bud day ef March, 1867,
at O'clock, ?. M, The following Real E..
state, viz ; A FARM, Containing -
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sa- Saturday week was Ground Hog
Day" and as the little cuss didu't see
his shadow, at least in this vicinity, we
are promised an early spring A vote
ofthanks should be extended BY Con-
gress, to the little fellow for his kind
ness in thus bringing our winter to a
close. In order to make the resolution
sure the negro might be let in some.
whereo q ~ O N "a
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GOOD FARM
FOR RENT.

sas-salc Bills fall kinds printed at "
Office.
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= -HkoTfIE W INIT
q. ANY, Pastor.
Uniontown, Nd, Feb. 9th, 1867.
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Groceries ana Pro,Ision,

Of NH kinds, Tobacco aud Cigars, Cam,
Fruits and Verccables Of the purcst an
freshest the markets cau afford, 4 lfin az
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SALE OF VALUABLE REAL ESTATE
IN PARTITION PROCEEDING.

George w. HOuk and others Pln VS. Charles
NeWbold and others, Deitts.
Superior Court Partition Of Estate OF Thruston
heirs.
In obedience to an order of the Superior Court
of Montgomery county Ohio issued in this cas-
House, in said co Inty, in Dayton on
Saturday, The 3OtA Of March 1867. dt2PK
The following valuable real estate to.wit,
|. lot on the corner of Third and St Clair
streets in Dayton being 10 feet fronting ON Third
and running back 100 feet 10 ten loot alley
which is sub divided and appraised as follows:
LIST Twenty mine feet trOntOn Third at the cor
ner Of ST, Clair 100 leetdeep and including build
ngs, appraised at 500 per foot front-S6 800
I'd, Thirty feet fronting on Third adjacent TO
former parcel and 100 feet deep, Subject to le Of
l.. woodruff, expiring March lst 1861. at 90 PEI
foot front pcr annuml appraised at $40 per loot
front on ihird-without buildings-S5100
3D. sixteen ieet rOnting on Third street. and
lying adjacent on the Ne to last mentioned par
Gel, and 100 leet deep 70 same alley appraised
without buildings at $40 per idot fFont-S2720
III. a lot fronting " eet on ST. Clair tieet and
running back TO a sixteen foot alley III feet with
ten foot alley on the North of IT, and with double
frame story dwelling house, &c Appraised at
e. OOO.
III Another lot of the same dimensions living
adjacent and with the same kind Of improve.
ments upon IL, and lying along 10 foot alley on
the south Appraised at 900.
~. The lot known as the Old Academy lot
fronting 81 feet on st Clair street, and lying ON
the alley, and being 80 feet deep. Appraised at
v Building lots on jefferson street, south OF
the canal bridge and fronting each 80 fect on the
west side of said jefferson street, and running
back to siXteen-foot alley, l30 feet A plat oil
which will be LETT At the Shtrifs once for cNami
nation till the day of sale Appraised as follows
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1867-03-04
New York Money Pahic-Immense
Losses

New York, March 2.-The panic of last
week was financial panic of itself. When
we reflect that Pacific Mail sold only two
or three months ago at $2i5 and that it sold
last week at Sl25, we can imagine what a
fearful difference in value there was IN this
one stock alone. 100000 shares at Sl20 per
share, the decline, gives S24,000, 000--an
enormous difference in value in one
single stock. The market however.
was not affected to anything like this ex-
tent, as considerably more than half of this
stock has been paid for and is held for in-
vestment. 1t is known however, that there
are at least 10000 shares in the market be-
cause this was the amount bought by a
leading operator very few months ago
from the company at about $2l0, when it
increased its capital stock. Much of this
stock was distributed by him at the time to
friends in large blocks, but it was held for
speculation and not for investment
A decline of $l20 per share on 10000
shares, suppnsing this to be all held on spec
ulatiOn, would be $6000,000 and decline
of $50 per share. which was the decline
during the week. would be $2500,000
which is in itself loss which would occa-
sion very serious embarl assment at any
time out of New York and event here, were
it not for the imitation of the currency sus-
tanned by the national bank system.
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The New Conspiracy.

Special Correspondence the Plain Dealer
COLUMBUS, February 2s.-The Grand
Army of the Republic, through their Off
GERS, are engaged in arming its members.
Within the past week sixty stand of arms
were sent from this city by express to Eaton
Preble county, to the organization In that
place, by some one under the non de plume
Of Eli Hull, from this city. No such man
charges were ordered to be collected on de-
livery IN his name.
This organization, IL is charged, Is fur
nished these arms by State authority, and
the Abolition members of the Legislature
will not allow the Governor to be question
ed on the subject. The Grand Commander
says the organization is one TO aid widows
aud soldiers. Why are muskets needed for
this purpose In Columbus, ball cartridges
were furnished the organization. Whence
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News by Telegraph and Mails.

A colored woman has just died in Rich
mond, leaving thirty-five children to mourn
her death. She was only once married.
Investigations into the First National
Bank, of Hudson, New York, shows that
the embezzlement amounts to about S5O,-
600. A further examination will, it is be-
lieved, increase the amount.
During the past month thirty-siX Amer
lean and eighteen foreign vessels bound TO
or from United States ports, are reported
lost or missing.
MYGArT's cotton press, in Vicksburg, was
burned, on the 25th ultimo, with odd Eel
lows Hall and some adjoining property.
There were some old shells in the cotton
press building, and several persons were
injured by their explosion.
A correspondent of the Troy Times claims
that there is still Revolutionary soldier
| living-Mr. FREDERICK BAKERMAN-whois is
one hundred and eleven years old, and who
resides in Cattaraugus County, New York
The shell boat to be used by BRowN in
I his race with HAMILL, on the Monongahela
in May next, has been finished at ROBERTS
boat yard, in Harlem. n. Y. 1t is thirty
! two feet in length, thirteen and half inch
es beam, and weighs thirty-five pounds.
| Six hundred and seventy persons, sup
posed TO be incurably insane, are confined
in county jails and infrmaries, in sixty
nine counties of Ohio. Uf this number
three hundred and fifty-four are females.
A special telegram to the New Yorl
Herald, from Montreal says that the
Provincial territory will be declared {
kingdom at the first meeting of the United
Representatives, and that Prince ARTHUR
third son of Queen VICTORIA, will assume
charge of it. He is seventeen years of age
The President on Saturday sent to tht
Senate the nominations of Colonel CHARLES
L. SHERMAN to be Judge of the Northern
District of Ohio; SHERLOCK j. ANDREWS t.
be District Attorney, and Colonel HAST
NGs. Marshal of the same District; ant
ANsEL ROBERTS to be Collector of the Por
OF Cleveland.
4 correspondent at Camden, Maine, write
that L. IL. BIsBEE's mare Lady Chapman
trotted on the ice, on the l4th instant, on
measured full mile track-lst heat. 2m
2sJ5s.; ID heat, I'm. 24s. The last time
the best ever made in the State. Flor
Temples time at Portlhnd few years ag
was 2.26.
In the Radical Legislature of Michigan
a proposition was madeto instruct the Ju
dietary Committee to report the expedien
cy of submitting an amendment at til
April election, striking the word white
out of the Constitution. The resolutio
was voted down 80 to %.
On the rejection of soldiers by the Sen
ate, the Cincinnati Commercial says: Mos
of the reflections of the Senate thus ia
have been of men who did good service i
the war-one or two of them were shot al
to pieces in it. Bus then you know, ther
) are more things in modern loyalty tha
our philosophy ever dreamed of
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THE BASIS OF REPUBLICAN,
GOVERNMENT.

ResolUed, That the several States composing the
United states, are not united on the principle of
unlimited submission to their General Govern
meut, but that by compact, under the style and
title of Constitution OF the United states, and Of
amendments thereto they constituted General
Government, for special purpOses-delegated to
that Government certain definite powers, reserv-
ing each state TO itself the residuary mass OF
right 10 their self government, and that when
ever the General Government assumes undelega-
ted power, its acts are unauthoritative, void and
Of no force; That to this compact each Slate ac-
ceded a State, and is integral party, its Co
states forming 70 itself, the other party that
the Government created by this compact was not
made the exclusive or final Judge of the extent OF
the powers delegated, TO itself since that would
have made its discretion, and not the COnstt utiOn
the me sure of It's p1wers; but that. as in al
other cases Of COMPACT AMONG POWERS LV1NC
NO COMMON JUDGE EACH PARTY HAS AN llQUAI
RIGHT TO JUDGE FOR ITSELF, AS WELL or IN FRAC
TIOSs As OF THE MODE AND MEASURE OF REDR ESS.-
The First Kentucky Resolution Of 1898
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ADMINISTRATORS SALE.

Il 'uRsU An 70 the command ct an ord, , ul sale
| issued nom tNe Probate Court uI AN IItun
.itA It. ONO ami 10 mv dine 81 30 uruI o.
.44r 4 pubic auction. ON
We'd 7esddy fe6rEdry 10 1874. az 10 O clock 4 n.
"a the premises. .the tUllOWinl zeal es.atv VIZ:
,tuatea IN tHe eity Ui ba! tUu, county VI Mont
-omery and state oi hiu, to wit:
Lot ntn uber ullrty huuured aud seventy
sight 3g1s On the recorded plat col said city OF
"a, ton to. ether with eight feet nuIt "a les on
. ue urth tde ui lot number thirty .tWo Luuurpd
md seventy seven tSg1I. suId CITY uNcrpt.ur
that pOrIun % the east end sHtd lot Which Urs
atst ul a ~ alght line, eAtgnung suuthN .ruIy
upon a line u ith the west slut OF Blown stTrtt
etng that part which is included IN brown stl eel
; stra ghtenCd said premises beiI MI, .touI
teet three uehe l5I IL. 8 I'M m front on Brow
-tltct--se, a luet thrce IN, hes utt on The
suutu suv. sat, rVt sIA inches ldt ON Ia, Iley
ia the rear of SAINT premlpts, and one hundred aud
IA Get three IA, he, ueci on The north eide Being
.ly same premises UC'nN 4! ca 10 John Auan Srhuel
lag Jno. 5 Roach ana wife by deed recorded u
pccd hook "A. No q. pages $50 OF the Ic,p rtis OF
said Mont somery Dounll. Applals $3.50 sub
"ct TO tfu do WuI Oi thu ~ ldOW ia the OI fls
per year uuriu her natural luc.
TERMS or SALE-One-b hall cash; balance iu
me ear uOm daJ OF saie. with ia por cent in
Jorest to be seyu red by mortgage on the premises
JOSEPHINE sIHNhLI
Adm uistratTiN OF he Estate OF John Adam
sChnUll dCUeas cd.
nEEgY SNOW, At'orney, isw4
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MUST BE = soED,
.. To clean sweep.
G. They Must, and Go They Shall I!
Our New & Desirable Goods

We OFF, 10 sell at prices corresponding with
presti times
Mr.. Strauss is her also Tor tho purpose Of max
ing known TO the community ut large that our
laciliti,s are tar superior TO any other similar
business house for tle reasons.
l. We buy our Goods Tor Cash only.
We buy our Goods in the Eastern IA ark let di.
rect IRON the mills or their agents
3 We Ia, e them cut and made by the most
scientific Cutters and best TAilurS
we h We always the latest styles In Patterns
and Makes
o we have them manufacturer under the eX-
elusive control oi our long experienced partner /
Z. Strauss.
q We receive constantly fresh supplies from our
Wholes tie house in Cincinnati
We receive them at FIRST COST not paying
ANY PROFIT AT ALL.
We don't Labor under heavy expenses
We are not in the habit Of misrepresep ting
our goods.
10 We have all our capital and energies en-
ployrd IN this business and
winch Is the mostimporttnt we sell goods with
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The Mexican MuddIe.

New ORLEANS, March 2.-Dates from the
City OF Mexico to the 18th of February are
received.
Macmillan has left, going to the north
ward with 6.000 men. His destination is
the scene of war. Mejia again had com.
mand, and with 5000 men met Caravajal
with 1000. He killed or captured the whole
force, taking their cannon and baggage
Within three weeks the Liberals have lost
seventy-four cannon; in six considerable
battles they were victorious but once.
The French liberated Juarist soldiers
without delay when captured.
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1867-03-04
Heavy Rank Defalcation.

BALTIMORE, March IA heavy defalca-
tion has been discovered I'm the Merchants
National Bank, in this city, running through
period of tweuty-seven years, and
amounting to S300.0O0. The parties impli-
Gated are Samuel III. Wentz. general book
keeper, who has been AN officer of the bank
thirty-hve years, and John II. Rogers, Pay
ing Teller, an officer twenty-five years
Both were arrested on Saturday but re-
leased ON bail of $4,000 each.
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the necessity of this, to feed the widows
and orphans?
The truth is these men are engaged In
preparing for new civil war; to sustain
Congress in the efforts to subvert the Gov
ernment by first impeaching, and then dur
ing his trial, deposing the President and
putting Wade in his place. Should they
get their courage to the striking place, and
commit the overt act, for one, am for
making treason odious, In the person of
those now engaged i'm preparing to subvert
the Government
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1867-03-04
Discovery of a New Mining COun-
tPV.

SAN Francisco. March III. Ross
Browne, from Lower California, per steamer
Suwanee, reports the discovery Of tract
of country rich in mineral resources, yalu-
able for geographical position, with bays,
harbors, fisheries, &c; also comparatively
worthy for agricultural purposes. Magda-
lena is a splendid bay for naval station
The surrounding country is barren, ano
water scarce.
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Democratic State Ticket.
FOR GOVERNOR:
ALLEN G. THURMAN.

FOR GOVERNOR:
ALLEN G. THURMAN.
FOR LIEUTENANT GOVERNOR:
DANIEL s. UHL, of Holmes.
FOR TREASURER
DIR. c. FULTON, of Crawford.
FOR AUDITOR:
JOHN MCELWEE, Of Butler.
FOR ATTORNEY GENERAL:
FRANK H. HURD, of Knox.
FOR JUDGE OF SUPREME COURT:
THOMAS M. KEY, of Hamilton.
ron CONTROLLER OF TREASURY:
WIN. SHERIDAN, of Williams.
FOR BOARD OF PUBLIC WORKS:
ARTHUR HUGHES, of Cuyahoga.
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TERMS OF SALE--One-thrd cash; balance ia
one and two years, with interest on deferred paw
ments 70 be secured by mortgage on the premises
Can not DO sold under two tn rts of apprtisemeut
All the above property was dev sed by the will
OF II, &, Phillips. deceased, ana the title is un.
questionable o, @, IL. DAVIDSON
sheriff Of Montgomery County ohio.
HOUE 4 MCMAHoS, 4 tvs. Feb rs 'GT dts
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AuftiOnGErs.
Business Huttfes.
DYSPEPSIA I!
! Doctor
. STRICLAND'S
| TONIC.
DR.. STRICKLAND s

rated preparation of Roots and Herbs, with
antiacids and carminatives to strengthen
the stomach and nervous SYSTEM. IT. -
certain remedy for Dyspepsia or lhalS5S
tion. Nervousness, Loss of fAppetite, Aci is
ty Of the Stomach, Flatulency and Debillay
Ii is not alcoholic, therefore particular "
suited fer Weak, Nervous, and Dyspept :
persons. For sale by all Druggists eyerys
where atS per bottle.
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A MODEL BUSINESS HOUSE!

50 that every one who places confidence IN our
integrity, shall find that We viii adhere to honest
principles anu spare no pains to give general rat-
tsidctlOn to our customers
County merchants viii d. well to call at our
wholesale house, 2ll Main street Cincinnati
Respect ully.
l. T. STRAUSS a BRO.
T. -kCmember. NJ 81 hiru street.
DAY to, t,b II 61-I3iN uN1y
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P. LENTZ ......,.......... JAMES APPLEGATE
LENTZ & APPLICABLE.

II r. A l. e. y > "A 4 g. \ q l.. n Il -
NO. 223 THIRD STREET, DAYTON, OHIO.
Have large nu nber of improved Farms in va
rious parts of this and other States for sale Also
numerous lots in the city, which they offer on ia
vOrable terms. feb 20, '67-dly
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1867-03-04
Rare Chance for sp.tldIl Bargain

4 BEAJ ,lFUL thdHu,I set, o. oaA h Furniture.
~ consisting %. Carved Ieust,au. M.IbI, Iop
nureau. " ash : aud, centre liable has, L hulT
Urdmar! Chairs and Rocking & har " III be sold
At great reduction ON first cost only bee IN use
about IW o months Address Luck Box 1870 or cuIl
uu {. q. McMILLEN, Phillips House
telaG 67-dtf
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1867-03-04

Al our goods viii be marked IN plan figure,
'rd no deviation can he llure IN adopting thrs
uethuu, II vail gnaule . child b. buy as rbrUt, ,
,ht most Is UApereuCtu buy
ms Is not mere talk, but facts and We shall
substdntiHte ali We say
In luuClusiO'4. 4 would remark that IA o uiI.
strong efforts "a max e. this ''
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1867-03-04
IL RGINs &APPLETON,
1872 broad way New York,
ROBBINS. APPLET n co.,
IIs " tshingtoIl street, Boston
Feb rs 1s67-d ru rhsawe OUSm25
SHERIFF'S SALE or A VALUABLE
FARM, IN PA RTITION.

superior Court. In Parti ton Case No. 1884
IN pursuance Of an rider OF sale issued by the
j superior Court Of Montg umery County. Ohio
auction, ~
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From Europe.

LIVERPOOL, March 2-Evening.-Th
cotton market was quite active, and showed
an advancing tendency. 1t closed at l3I5d.
for middling uplands, an advance of Nd.
since the opening. The sales for the day
were $4,000 bales
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1867-03-04
MAD RIVER Il
DISSOLUTION.
NOTICE.

A LII persons indebted to the irm of Maxwell &
"A snyder are requested to call and settle within
thirty days, an save costs,
Dayton, March 1, 18H-ma2d1w
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1867-03-04
LONDON MONEY MARKET.


LONDON. March Evening.--Consols
clos at 81 Five -twenties, 1894; Illinois
Central 76; Erie Railway, 81,
FRANKFORT MONEY MARKET.
FRANKFORT March 3.-United States
Bonds closed yesterday at77.
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1867-03-04
One Prtce system

AT last, he came here to promote the business.
b establishing the
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1867-03-04
Notice to Shippers.

~ OuiCO W I'LL II POI -
I-uE Canal is now open, and am now fully pre-
pare 60 ship all kinds Of grain, merchandise,
nc to and from Dayton and Cincinnati at custom
Boat leave Cincinnati from landing on Canal
street between Walnut and Vine, as follows;
Canal boat Louisville, every Saturday evening;
Canal boat ST Louis every Wednesday evening.
Leave Dayton from Canal Depot s.
Canal boat Louisville, every wednesday evening
Canal boat So Louis. every Saturday evening
For freight 20 or from Gineinnau or DAYTON
applF 10 II. CHAMBERS,
Feb 20 1sBI-dltn Canal Depot.
w EDDING CARDS ...
Printed neatly in Colors or IN hron5e, at
THE EMPIRE
steam job Rooms.
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TURDAY NIGHT AND SUNDAY.

There are no Sabbaths in revolutionary
times ~ The Capitol is thronged this even
ing, both branches meeting at eight o'clock
The House galleries were packed TO their
utmost extent. The Senate was in open
session about haitian hour, doing nothing
of public interest. IL then went into eX-
ecutive session, and at eleven o'clock it was
still there. 1t will probably take a recess
about one o'clock till nine or ten tomorrow
mOTning.