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Latest STYLES ofDrr. f05oods constantly
received at greatly reduced prices, at
Lindauer & Pollock's, 300 Main street.
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10 n,epafroDs Of AnoeaI.

You sre requested not to pay any car
riers without certificate from ne, and
10 report at the counting desk any ir-
regularity in carriers. /. DAVIES.
READ, EvERYBODY.-Tickets in the
fast drawing OF Che Southern Asylum,
by which the cheapest property on its
lists will be disposed OF, will be sold up
to the 10th OF June, when the books will
be closed. Order tickets through the
Office on the east side Of Court square.
For the convenience of the public the
Office will hereafter be kept open till
seven o'clock in the evening.
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ZOE VIEW

Regular Memphis and New Orlerns Wednes-
day Packet
For NaPOseen. VieksBurE. Eafehez ard
New Orleans.
EOBEHT E Richardson master
This splendid passenger steamer
VIII leave a. above ~
WEDNESDAY, 5th inst. ats Pm
LAY J0HNSOE Agent
1ezd star WharfucaE
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Linen Table Cloth, only fifty cents per
ward, at Elson's, 2s7 Main street. juD24
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For the best assortment Of Bugle Trim
mings, Buttons, and all kinds Of Fancy
Goods, go to Lindauer & Pollock's, 29s
Main street, je2tf
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Clearing SdLe.-For thirty days only.
Our entire stock must be reduced.
fuu2 BISON BROS, 2T Main street.
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Cheap Dry Goods at wholesale. The
/ entire domestic stock Of Menken Bros.
ie2 ct
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FoRsA

FOR SALE Il
A FIRST class
LAGER BEER SALOON.
Inquire Of D. Fl. EN AN7t
myZ5t II "a Monroe street,
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ANGERoNA LoDGE-E3ecti0n Of OIL
cers.-At a meeting Of AngeFoDa Lodge
No. l6S, the following officers were
elected for the ensuing year: D. B.
Forster, W. NJ; G. H. Carroll, s. W; G..
Reder, J. w; n. J. Wiggin, treasurer;
John Beamish, secretary; J. J. Suffer,
tyler.
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FOB WHITE RIVER.
Regular Memphis and White River Tuesdsv
Packet.
Fer Duvau7s BIna. EfftIe Rock. WeSe
Point. Searcy, Augusta and IacEsonport-
master
This elegant passenger packet
will leave N
TUESDAY, fnAst ats pm.
LEW & MILLER Agents.
JezA Us Madison street.
Regular Memphis and Whits RlysrTuegsav
Packet.
Her ae.eaa. EFlars FotEl DuFaiI.s
Bian, Little Rock. Augusta. nes Arc
and Jacksonpor-
master
This elegant passenger steamer It.
viii leave -
TUESDAY, 4th inst, at 5 pm.
JAMEST. BOURNE co, Agents.
leZ No. u jefferson street..
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Law CARD.-The professional card of
Mai. w. Messick, attorney at law, ap-
pears elsewhere. He is known as q
careful, thoroughly competent practi-
toner Of fine ability, and business en-
trusted to his care will receive prompt
attention. bis Office is No. 3l7 Second
street.
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B. J. SEMBrEs & Co.-This well known
and popular house, which stands conspie-
uOus among the leading wholesale liquor
establishments of the city, composed a.
it is of gentlemen Of perfect reliability,
great popularity and unusual familiarity
with every branch Of their business, are
maintaining their high reputation as
u~nrivalied connOisseurs in everything
pertaining to fine brandies, wines,
liquors, etc. They are just in receipt Of
Martell brandies, port, sherry ID eham-
payne wines, fine WHISTLES and cigars,
al Of which are unsurpassed az to purity
and excellence. The fact Of their being
importers enables them to offer superior
inducements. They can be found at
their old stand in the Irving block.
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CGlioos 12R and Is cents, at Elson's.
jun24t
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Health Is More Precious than Gold!
DR.. Petit, French physician, makes
chronic diseases a speciality and guaran-
tees cures after examination. Payable
after cure. Office, 20S Main street.
moh6 daWIU
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FOX


~ II = y
Szver1I Dwelling HouEas IN Fourth, Vance
fernando M1shv streets. Ee1Us moderate
Frr IaaSs--av-rai Lrts,fu North and South
Memphis and Fort Picker n. Apply 10
"a A. JDRDhS,
isltr sH Front street.
10 II r. EN I'D
H0usa In Chelsea. orrfute y. Bsrgas, ocCu-
pied by 81. X. Bridges. has,tVe rooms, kitchen
~-ervautl room g~duecesS " out-ho1ses, henL
s5. monthly in advance ArrlE 70 dc Kefl
rr -CHyOLFIELD HANAUEE.
-rva0 1w G5f Front Street.
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Regular Menphis and New Orleans Wedues-
day Packet.
Fer Napoleon, V~leksDur<. NaEefsz and
H. Orleans.
ROBERT E. LEsRichardson master
This new and splendid passenger
steamer will leave as above on @
WEDNESDAY 6th inst, at ) pm
LEV q MILLER, Agents.
ie2St - Madison street
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Lace Points, Lace Points, Lace Points,
at Menken Bros. Jez &c
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For PARIS.-Mr. r. Lsvigne, thepropri-
etar Of the Ladies' Mirror of Fashion,
$50 Main street, viii leave for Paris to-
morrow, where it is his intention to pIr-
chase the best stock of goods that can be
found in lu belle France. Our fashioDa-
bic ladies will. no doubt, look for his
return with more than ordinary interest.
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NeaD Prints, ShirtiDgs, Irish Linens, at
bargains at Menken Bros. je2 st
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on Monday, June Sd, 1867, our stock Of
Fancy and Staple Dry Goods will be re-
duced. Call and examine. Howell,
Wood & Co., 332 Main street, Southern
Palace. je2 p
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DEATH OF AN ESTEEMED CITIZEN.
One by ore our pioneers are passing
away. On Sunday night our old and
esteemed fellow citizen, Col. W. d. Fer
guson, died st his residence in South
Memphis Col. Ferguson was n Of the
pioneers of Memphis, whOlived upon the
bluff when the city was a mere hamlet.
He was a soldier IN the Texan revOiu-
ton, and attained the rank Of captain.
At one time he bad charge Of the inn
portant Publications of the Alamo, and
at another Of San Antonio and q lliad.
Col. Ferguson was a most exemplary
citizen, whose death will be most sin
cereiy lamented. His funeral will take
place at ten o'clock this forenoon.
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u Z Z = = =
STORES and OFFICES
au ing on the corner
|Hrr. rez Apply IN E
B ELIs or - T. WAH
81. and q
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Ladies' 2 By calling at Howell, Wood
g. Co.ls, 3S2 Main street, you can buy
Goods as low as those who claim to sell
At cost. 1eZ u
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ABOUT A HAT.-There are a thousand
and one STYLES Of head gear for ladies,
and not quite that many for the sterneT
sex. Among those, however, presented
to the public, we know Of none more
recherche, elegant and light than the
very beautiful one named The Forrest
hatB which is sold by MessTs. Wheaton
4 Co. the well known fashionable hat
tiers, Of Webster block. Our young men
of taste should see them. They are just
the thing for this climate.
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RELIEVE THE DEsTTTUTE-We are
gratifed 70 learn, that the ladies are send
ing ia a fine lot Of secondhand clothing
to the Enterprise Relief Society of Missis-
sippi, at their depot, located Of 43, Madison
st. Now let the merchants follow suit with
their damaged or unsaleable goods-and
the grocery stores can send ia some pro
vision. w. J. 3. Lonsdale has charge Of
thegoods and will receive them from day
to day.
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Carpeting, Wall Paper, Curtains and
Mosquito Bars at Joseph Grieshabsr's,
3T5 Main street. myl7 I'm.
Rc-NIcs.-FOr pic-nies, balls or par
ties, take MOOk's celebrated string band.
Office No. 800 Second street. MAJ 4w
McGaFsys Cotton Planters, only SOS,
made sg Isl Madison street, by Treat &
Hamilton. apI1-tf
Mozam6iguss, not to be equslled, for
the low price Of twenty-five cents per
yard. 299 Main street. jeff
Ladies', don't fail to consult your inter
est. Read L. Kremer's advertisement
Immediately.
800 Maa street, Walker Bros. & Co.
je2 st
Go to Elson's great Clearing Sale.
Selling off at cost, at Mack Bros. &
Bohm. jel4t
CoGL-Bigley, Mellersh & Co, No. 81
Jefferson street, have spendid Pittsburg
coal. Leave ysur orders. feb4-f
A Bleached DoHlesfics st fifteen
cents per yard. Lindauer & Pollock,
299 Main street.
GrsGt Safe Of Dry Goods to wholesale
buyers at Menken Bros. je2 3t
Selling OF at cost, at Mack Bros. &
BONN. Jel It
On Monday, June Sd, 1867, our stock Of
Fancy and Staple Dry Goods will be re-
duced. Call and examine. Howell,
Wood & Co., 1872 Main street, Southern
Palace. je2 p
Ready Made Clothing and Furnishing
Goofs, ST greatly reduced prices, at
% Main street. je2 st
Dress Goods, Alpaecss and MOzam-
biuues, Is per cent. less than cost, at
ElsOns, 2g7 Main street. jun24 At
Fun Line Of White Goods, at a great
"a
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A LUxURY.-DuriDg this warm and
dusty weather It is really 3 luxury to
visit a lrst class ice cream saloon. Such
a D has recently been fitted up by
Messrs. l., Rocco & Co., NO. $50 and 2e2
second street. 1t has been fitted up re-
gardless Of expense in magnificent style,
especially for the accommodation OF
ladies and children. Everything in tts
Way of confectionaries, pastry, soda
water, choice syrups, sherbert and all
he GOOD things, are there in abundance.
Make one visit, it will be sure 10 beget
another.
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O3RELDEY, .. Dr, zs Main street

0wEN- MOORE * WEST, ugrlnwes ru.uer
Madison aud Main streets
CRGILL ID. 5. d co, Hardware, SO and 80
FRONT street.
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STEAMBOATS,
FOX z

-~4---I-W-- - II
Memphis and rkausa River Weekly
United states Mail Packet.
For Helena, NaBoIeon Pine BiaE. little
Roeh.
master
This supers passenger steamer L.
VIII leave as above ~
THIS DAY, Hh inst, az 5 pm.
Jas. T BOURNE Co. Agents
le4 10 No. y jefferson street
Regular Arkansas River Packet.
Fer Pine RIuH and EfffIs Rock.
FLORENCE T~RABER-R. l. HaIues Muster
This elegant steamer VIII leave r.
for The above On ~
WEDNESDAY, 5th inst, al 5 I'm.
LEVY & MILLER. Agents
ie4I 81 Madisaa street
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Regular Memphis and New OrlsanH Wsdnes-
day Packet
Fer Napoleon. ViclxsBurx, NaaeheE and
~ -.
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Bargains in Dry Goods at wholesale at
Menken Bros. je2 sc
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ACCIDENTAL DROWNING.-A colored
hoy aged fifteen years, named Andrew
Parks, went into a small stream near
the bayou beyond Second street yester-
day morning about ten o'clock to battle.
While i'm the water he was taken with
cramps and before any assistance could
reach him he was drowned. Esquire
Miller held an inquest. The jury re-
turned a verdict in accordance with the
facts.
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Fast C9lored Lawns. only Is cents a
ward. al EIsonls. 297 Main street. iun24
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Walker Bros. & Co., 90 Main street
Clay building. je2 81
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ROBERT E LEE--Riehardson nnster
This splendid packet vii leave
As above, or
WEDNESDAY, 5th inst, at pm.
Jas T.. BOURSE.& CO. AGENTS.
Lee St y jefferson srreaf
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LUNBER.-Messrs. w. T. Swanwick &
Co, successors to T. j. Rice, Adams
street, between Front street and the
levee. have received seasoned and sub
s~tantial lumber Of every description,
shingles, laths, door blinds and every
other article in their line, which they
offer at rates claimed to be lower than
the same have ever been obtained at IN
the city. Architects and builders should
u,oka a note of this fact.
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See advertisement Of Walker Bros. &
Co. ie2 st
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T7NEL e. A-5Hgy EIls K2ez. AIs4lsas
PERKINs lIvlNGsroN Posi-, Hardware
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Front street
pa q EZ Pan 4 2549 Nan '7S
PATRICK, 81 a 60, Cotton Factors 20
Front ssest
P UPLE~7 INSURANCE tOUPANl, No 20
Medsanetr-e-
- PLANTERS INSURANCE CuHPANG Ng.Iz
Iron. -lnesL
F7NEL e. A-5u-y LAtls k3ck. Arkansas
PERKINS LIvlNGsT0N Posi- Hardware
POOLEY, BAkNUM a Co, JeSe r., 10 Main
street
PITTNAN, FABEtR 4 CO DUt9on Factors
ana commission Nereaanis, 3 lhl2n sIeee
PLASIEGg IHsoEsnes U~Olapany, - Front
PEOPLES Insurance COMPANY, 20 Madison
nU7NLAS, 1l-5sE Millinery Main ana JET
DOYssEH IaEZa gASf q - Auction
% eers, Jefferson dock second street
RAYLAND, BRO. eco, Bo5-s and shoe 5s
Siam street
RUSSELL, GROVE q CO., Gayoso Flanlug
Mil. zl1 Adams street
RADGLLFEs F-Ey Lime cement at- go At1l-
RO-ESBACH, IzIDJE, Liquor, Is Front
street
RICE, tho J LauDer. ADAMS Street be-
tween Fro na L=yee
K6BB5Ns = d BRADLEY, Haldwale, 70
CELDES, WILLJA4s q co, Lum5el, 10
1aAlHl H.-HH
SMITH OsES. CudsasEer - second street
ET7TH. r., Ar,hJesfr irving blosE, second
street.
ST. LOUIS MUIUAL LIE INSURANCE
company, q 8 sdison street
sHCLIZ. 49, Lo-zsntl,l - let- ron street.
sPECHT, JOSEPH C.I-scuorer, Madison be-
tween Maln and Se,oad
s7ERPEE ETS5- Vap5T stoves = seso1o 8.
B%TEISKgHL JAl0B, Lquors, - Third St
W.EEE4 u1CuzLL- Boots and bI5e. 80
THO8Ps0N WILSON, san Ions 4iFront
sAtet.
EooF, 8 20, % PTUtsT, l5 Court streeL
THDs. D. SMITH, Uudoflaae- 50 Aoproe
AlseN
IhlNAQ FpaAEl- g. lor Tobacco ACTORS
padeT eresuiaw Opera House.
4HR4LL Co.. Ner.ha1l Tailor Is JEFFERSON
aLeeL
w. +'''-- .. iron. -----
V0JEH- Is q WILLAMs.N- Qoeens#ate'
UTLNCHEsTER 3 aArUHER, AIt0rneyE,
@ w ~ second street
WHITMAN BROS. Printing Paper, ~ south
LLTAMSAN, JR- q co, C0mm5ssion Mec-
shanL, 2oFront street
WADE. Il. AU0. Boozsalen aud stauoners,
13 Main street
WAKBUkG, EDUAsD. Cotton Fa-t5rs, -
Front street
WATSON J. b. Bent-t 81 vain street.
WEssON.A A, benu4L z1Seelad street.
WALKER, Bios. q CO.. Dry Coos. % A4in
street.
WOKsHAN HYU-E corner Adams and Main
~ R SMITH Underlaker. 20 Monroe strees
". A. gOhINsoN q 90, Founders, Maid
street, opposite Gayoso ho1se
WHEELER, PlCEEN8 ", weed and WI
low ware, 80 Main street
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~TKE g ADAMS. Attorney, Main, over
Geru an National. Eank
PATRICK, j. 81. a 90, Cotton fsctols, 20
Front arg-rf.
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FIASTEEs ISsUE1S5Z c01PzSY No 2
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A Bleached Domestics at fifteen
cents per yard. Lindauer 4 Pollock,
299 Main street.
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- 50g q % JNo Z, DE Go7ds n Sc
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Selling or at cost at Mack Bros, q
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Gre1t Safe of Dry Goods to wholesale
BUYERS at Menken Bros. je2 st
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PITTNAN, rABktR 3 co lullon Factors
ana commission Merchants, IS Union sueet.
PLAEIEGs5 I-us0Tsnes Company, - Front
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Ladies', don't fail to consult your inter
est. Read L. Kremer's advertisement
Immediately.
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THE LECTURE TONIGHT. -The TAD
~srnscIe should be crowded tonight on
the Occasion Of Or. A. Erskine, who has
CHOSEN for his subject The ReliefofMan
Fstate.V The Arions will be present and
1ender some Of their finest pieces, in ad-
ALTON 10 which MI. Ernest Lehman viii
i've one of his dne Rotations with the
TTich musical and intellectual treat thus
uttered All for fifty cents, and that for
fhe Fanny Thurston fund. There is
very reason TO believe that the ball viii
be crowded. Buy your tickets at the
hook stores, and go early. II you cannot
20 buy a ticket any way, and thus help
along a good cause,
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PERsoNAL-Gen. T. c. Hindman. Of
All h i'm the city, putting up NJ the
asvoso, Col. T. b. Manlove, editor Of
tbct sterling paper, Che Vicksburg Daily
T-ocs naFd a visit to our sanctum yes
arSav He Is putting up at the Over
ton Tbe many friends Of Col. Manloee
lii reioice TO learn that both be and bic
nrnar are in Astonishing condition. We
reb him a pleasant stay in the bluff,
sad "a he Vicksburg Hmesi Is a welcome
a~ebsngs. so shAll the Yisjtsof its editor
over befO us in prOpTta persD5tea
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THE PUBLIC To KNOW
That any Book that is tn be had at any OF the
bookstores Boz the city. is for sale or 10 i-r at
J.B SUTTON Circulating Library,
my-lm "a Third street, near cor. jefferson
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P UPLE- INSURANCE oosPANl, No 70
NT.F.aau street.
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oT109-1e a-oel-aW "TeT. 49,
I0RN EICrBERG. Harlware. lgl aain sLree
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Selling OF at cost, at Mack Bros. &
Bobm. lei It
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This certiies that I was born with q
paraIyzed arm never having had the use
o. Il. I came to DR.. Roberts, at the
Overton Hotel, in Memphis, and in less
than ten minutes he gave me the use of
it by his treatments with magnetism
alone. i am twenty-six years old. Ny
address is ElytOn, Jefferson county, Ala.
o. a. MCKINNEY.
I can certify to the correctness of the
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Mozambique, not to be equslied, for
the low prce Of twenty-five cents per
yard. 299 Main street. jeff
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CoGL-Bigley, Mellersh & Co, No. 81
Jefferson street, have splendid Pittsburg
coal. Leave vGur orders. feb4-tf
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w
An industrious ScOtchman who has served
his apprenticeship at the Carpenters trade in
scotland desires a situation or employment
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1867-02-22
Matters at Columbus.

COLUMBUS, February 2l.-In the House
to-day Mr.. Piatt, of Logan, who has taken
upon himself the management of the police
affairs in the cities of the State, introduced
a bill, which was twice read and referred
to the Judiciary Committee, to include Gin
cnnati in the operations of the Metropoli-
tan Police Bill. A debate ensued between
him andAthe Radical members from Hamil-
ton, Nixon and Stanton, Stanton charging
that the bill was an insult to the Hamilton
County Delegation, and Mr.. Nixon charg-
ing a coalition between Piatl and others
with the Democrats, The attempt to force
such a bill on a people that did not want it,
was insulting.
MIR. Piatt reminded the member that a
majority of the Hamilton delegation had
OH yesterday voted TO fasten a similar bill
on cities, nineteen-twentieths of the voters
in which are opposed TO its provisions.
In the Senate, the bill TO limit the lien of
assessments on property for corporation
Improvements after two years, and the bill
authorizing reduction, as well as an in
| crease, on the assessment of railroad prop
erty, were passed.
The House passed the bill to authorize
the Commissioners of Butler County, Ohio,
to buy out the "Middletown Bridge Com
pany," and construct free bridge across
the Great Miami River, at Middletown.
The vote, on reference of the bill intro
duced to-day, by Mr. Piatt, to extend the
Metropolitan Police Law to Cincinnati
though not conclusive, is indicative of a
defeat of the measure in the House.
A member who canvassed the House in
reference TO the bill TO create an Office OF
County School Superintendent, found that
a majority of the members have taught
school at some period of their lives.
The convict Fitch was received at the
Ohio Penitentiary to-day, under sentence
for ten years, for the murder of Smith, al
Gallon. He denies all knowledge OF, ol
participation, in the murder.
When the train left Cleveland this morn
ing. the snow was six inches deep, and 8
lheayy storm still falling.
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1867-02-22
From Europe.

LONDON February l.-Stephens is not,
and has not been, in Ireland. 1t is re-
ported that he has recently been seen in
Paris The National troops are posted at
various places in Kerry and Cork Counties
The English Government announces that
it will treat aliens caught in the act of re-
bellion as pirates.
vienna, February 21.--The restoration
of the Constitution of lS4s to Hungary, by
the Emperor, has had the effect to remove
all troubles heretofore existing The peo-
pie are quite contented.
LIVERPOOL, February 2l.-The steamer
Rappahannock was sold at auction, by Mr.
Dudley, the American Consul, for 60, 200
sterling.
LIVERPOOL, February 2l = Evening
Cotton dull; middling upldnds, l3Szd. Or
leans, AID. Sales, 10000 bales.
Corn-Mixed Western sold at 3Ss. Cd.
American lard is advancing, and closed
at 5ls. Ashes, 35s for pots. Petroleum
unchanged at Is. Cd. for refined.
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1867-02-22
THE BASIS OFrREPUBLICAN
GOVERNMENT.

ResoiUsd That the several States composing the
United States, are not united on the principle OF
unlimited submission to their General Govern
ment, but that by compact under the style and
title of Constitution Of the United states, aud Of
amendments thereto, they constituted General
Government for special purpOses-dolegdted TO
that Government certain definite powers, reserv-
ing, each state TO itself, the residuary mass of
right to their solf-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 as State, and is an integral party, its CO.
States forming, 10 itself, the other party that
the Government created by this compact was not
the powers delegated to itself since that would
have made ITS discretion, and not the Constitution,
the me sure of its powers; but that, as in all
other cases of COMPACT AMONG POWERS HAVING
No COMMON JUDGE, EACH PARTY mas AN EQUAL
RIGHT TO JUDGE FOR ITSELF, AS WELL OF tNFRAC
TIoNs AS or THE NODE AND MEASURE oF REDREss.-
The R1rst kentucky Resolution Of 1888