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General lee OGFsred "a House In
London

A Richmond correspondent, under date OF
June |, says that letter has been received
in that city from London, written by mem.
ber OF he English Parliament, and Addressed
to General r. Il Lee, through daughter Of
u Member of distinguished mediatory court
in llichm2nd, diraely Offering to the rebel
chieflain h splendid residence, IN an exceed.
ingiy eligible portion Of The city Of London,
aud sum OF money, the interest Of which
would support him and his family handsomely
for life, ip case General Lee would leave the
United States and take up his residence in
the United States aud take up his residence in
England The letter further AYERS that the
residence spoken Of is the same in which the
writer OF it hAs resided during the sessions Of
the House OF Commons, and that it is in every
way suited IN the wants OF gentleman The
writer urges General Lee 10 accept tho prof
fer, and promises him hearty welcome among
Englishmen. The letter is now in General
Lees hands IL is more than probable that
were General Lee ut entire liberty to accept
n proposition so friendly TO his interest be
would scarcely accept. The earnest desire Of
the General il well knewn to be to pass the
remainder Of his life in the genial quiet of
agricultural affairs, wholly secluded from tho
world
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fidelity Of persons holding places Of trust or
substituting capital In the place Of individual
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rue RadIcaIa nudlhe Presldsnt

The radical, ncgro.loving abolitouists
don't like the position OF President John
son on tho rccohsisucIion question. We
never supposed they would He is in favor
Of leaving the question ofnegro suffrage to
he decided by the people Of the seeded
States after they shall return to the
Union. In other words, he fecog-
uizcs. in this movement, the doctrine OF
smtc Rights, of which he has always
heretofore been an advocate.
The Legislature Of Tennessee has re-
Gently passed an act. defining the quolid-
cations Of "whilo" voters, and leaving
the question Of negro suffrage to be de-
cidcd hereafter by the Legislature and
people Of the State. This action meets
tho entire approval Of the President. as we
inferfrom the tone of ,he Nashville Union,
his home organ.
But the radical press and politicians
stoutly contend that thisis not the "cnter-
hinmont" to which they were invited.
The negro, from the first, has been
their stock in trade, and they cannot re-
Iliuquish the cherished idea that he is to be
placed ON terms of social and political
equality with themselves. Nothing short
of this will answer their purpose. Con
sequentIy they have already commenced a
bitter warfare upon the President, which
'''' '".' =,
,ri rp''' - ~ ,r,. 60, So,
Juae "a under the head lines of "YTc Fatoi
Step" uses the following language ia relation
70 'he rr'''uen' N'''h O''o'''' ''''"'""'
"lr tho President has really made up his
mind TO leave the fate ct lhe negro N the
i"uus ~ euV "''ts' ~ " ,i, ir;,, H.,
nopo c'...,, ~, Wv .oha,, :, 30,
,u'u'. W ,La, !, ,,n, H., .o
~ 49, MI ~ 'tssar,,gh ,ro
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.' P,1.e2. nau ~, .,,,i o' io,, ~
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.,. I....t-....,: -. 80, ~, ,I,.,., 4, az, il,
'o" E I nSGonS'uU"oI u, o '",T MAIDEN % n,o hone
" " tne Rr'si" npso' ,u' ~ ',n'ps" "''J III Ell
neeP out 'io Ht1lcs ln'S hu'nne, puu I''''
heep 'ne'n 10 nii'ln.y PIasess'Dp w, ~,
can neel, arhgu w''n 'Io 1El,a.'o, VI ,te ,
ahu-sl@Very NORM, 10 ehscs anu oo'.''I, Tu' 'ue
sulciuai maunesS 0l tno huln'n'a'r",'o'' '.ee
lne ohrS uowu, 'est Wueu o"'u uP ~ ,,,u ~
anotner reVo'ution 70 oVerS'gP tne'h, pnu W
give "gain 70 the reuerai uoyTrn'lie'', ,,l', 'n5
power wl,cn "no% pnssesses I 10 1's'eEaLa .L anu
ton"
The Milwaukee Sentinel, the leading
abolition organ in Wisconsin, puts in it,
protest against the position Of the Prcsi
dent as follows, showing clearly that th,
radicals are determined to give no quarter
, on this question of negro suffrage, L
! says
"rhe Govornment has taken its position
Hia'Hn@ pqsto sGnCass oispnet{ a9G an. 9ufqnil
against smancpation But he had to bach
be obliged to do in this case. For his cours,
p 1 IL.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-06-12

The Cleveland Leader predicts that the
eighteen delegates to be chosen by the
Abolitionists of Cuyahoga county to-day,
to represent them in the State Convention
to be held in Columbus. on the 2lst, will be
unanimously in favor of the denomination
of Governor Brough.
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or sold must have intrinsic merit and supply puhiir
want hiccess issuing from the clap trap of ndyeriis
ing. or the tricks oftrade, or mere pretonson aud
display, Will be only apparent and IN the end hut de-
CeiNc the operator and hose who trust him. But "
nm article supplies public want and fairly meets its
reasonable expectations, IA success and general
adoption is m rely "a question Of time. Itmay be
retarded hyatvcrse Influences or sped by prospecting
gales, hut in the end II Ia sure IN win.
| HUMPHREYS HOMEOPATHIC SPECIFICS hid
their origin IN great public want medicines for MI
the common wnnig Of enligutod liie-curahNea that
with them, an always rely upon-s simple that mis-
take could no. be made In the selection, harmless
nnt all might use them with impunty, and so efficient
that oil might rely upon them with safety Such they
nave proved Thousands OF families them daily
for all the alment and sicknesses OF hfe and rarely
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Thousands, taking some single specific, hoye cured
Themselves Of chrome Diseases which have been The
bane Of their lives, and upon which they have spent
hundreds In vain, and among the millions WHO ufo
theu, noho are Ouud to question their purity Ell
cacy.
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SMALL PARLOR PIANOS.

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All large round corners, finished back and lront.
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Medical.

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DRY GooDs &C p Huber & Son, Mt No.
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York, u general assortment Of Dry Goods,
which they are nov selling at private sale
very cheap Those goods, they can sell so
that you will be able to save a lasge per cent
on the regular prices elsewherc
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Communicated !
DAYTON, June u. 1869.

DAYTON, June H. 1865.
EDlToR EMPIRE In your issue of the 9th
inst, appeared a paragraph signed Gabriel
burst, in which he complains Of a Preacher
Of the Albright Church, by the name Of
FuEes-claiming that he (Fukes) originated
slanders against himself (Durst) Whether
he means me or not, don't know but az nay
name--Fuchs-com the nearest of any other
Preacher in town to il, / feel bound in order
to do justice to myself and Church 10 state
before tie pubic, that these charges are false,
| did not originate any ISLANDERS whatever,
but merely repeated the charges made by Mr.
Henry Schueerer and testified to by Mr.. Wm,
Henry. Smith, which appeared before the pub.
lie in your paper Of the 9Th inst rs an nnsger
TO piece published by Mr. Durst in the
Journal few days previous. Mr. burst claims
that originated these ISLANDERS, las he styles
lhem) on account OF hiss withdrawal from my
Church | musthere state that this is false
hood. soegrre vs0. saata.
Ny Durst haa'beeh a member the Evan
! pelicai Gemeushspt (Which he nie.named
| Albright church, for q short period before the
war My experience teaches me, That d
membar, who can not call his Church by the
| right name, but must substitute nick name,
and lett tho a,stne without the loast compliant,
is better out than in--for his presence under
the circumstances would only cause trouble
| therefore cant see any reason why I should
feel the least sorry on account Of his with
drawai, or 10 complain against. him. II any
thing am glad, that he LEFT on his own ac-
count.
simply soy this in conclusion tbatI will
advise Mr. GabrielDurst ns a friend toleave
the Church out OF his public affairs, as the
Church has not the lenst Of any thing to dc
with IL, Mr.. Henry Scbueerer Capt l2i 0.
v. Infantry is the man who made the charges
which can prove 10 satisfaction
Rev JonS FuoHs,
Pastor Of the Ewanuels Church, 9th street
Dayton, Ohio,
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EMzABETH MlLLER,
Widow OF Frederick Miller
THE STATE OF Ono,
MnNTnnuppv nouNa,x

Before me, James Turner J. p, personal.
Iy appeared Elizabeth Miller above named and
upon oath states that the above statement IL
Just and true Sworn TO and subscribed in my
presence, June TO- 1865.
JAMES TURsER, j. p. al
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-06-12

Henry Ward Beecher, like Gerrit
Smith, Wendell Phillips and other distin-
gpished Abolitionists, is opposed to tic
idea of trying jeff. Davis for treason AT
a meeting held in the lecture-room Of
Plymouth Church. last Tuesday, he reit.
Grated his opposition to the execution o.
Davis or any other Southern leader, on
the mere ground Of treason-not because
Davis did not well deserve it, but because
such punishment would not have any
good effect, and would probably rosultir
great harm,
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-06-12

Efforts are being made for the CONSOLE
dation of the Cincinnati, Hamilton q
Dayton and the Dayton q Michigan Rail-
roads, At meeting of the stockholders
of the ID. & M. r. II. at the Oliver House,
in Toledo, on Tuesday last, we learn
that committee was appointed for the
purpose of learning the terms upon which
such an arrangement can be effected.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-06-12

A WRITER in The Lebanon Star, an
Abolition journal, is opposed to hanging
any of the Rebels. lie insists that "lheir
execution will neither render treason more
odious nor operate as a terror to such re-
bellions hereafter"
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4laitg. .GMplre,
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MONDAY, JUNE u, 1868.
Current News Items.

General sherman was screnadediu in Cbioa-
20 on Friday night, and in a speech, is under
stood to have expressed himself 10 be opposed
10 negro suffrage.
The Mexican Liberals are reported to have
captured tie city OF 1acambano il the State
Of Micboacan, aud also 70 have taken au lui.
perialist train in tho same State.
A general order from the War Department
permits all soldiers who have been or may be
bouorably dsehAtgsd from the servies, tore
tain their arms, upon payment Of the value Of
the same to the Ordnance Department. .
General Warren has resigned lis position
MS Maior General ofvolunteers and his COM
mand at Vicksburg. lie has been succeeded
10 the latter by General Osterhaus,
Governor Curtin has issued an address to
the citizens OF Pennsylvania, recommending
the general obrervsnce Of the Fourth Of July,
in every part Of the State.
The Directors Of the Central, Georgia,
Railroad, have taken the oath Of allegiance.
Howell Cobb has been released, and has
returned to Georgia
An extra session Of the Indiana Lcgsla.
ture, il is said, will be held in few weeks,
The foreign papers, by the Africa's mails,
comment freely on the capture OF Jefferson
Davis
There are two delegations from every South
ern State in Washington, 10 consult with the
authorities on reconstruction. These dele.
cations are generally applicants for Federal
appointments President johnson has init
mated that he will not be in hurry about
making the appointments
The steamer Admiral Dupont, from Fort
ress Monroe, was run into on Sunday nigbt
by British ship, Slodacona, and sunk A
few lives were lost, The Stodacona was also
injured by the collision
Governor Morton delivered himself of d
speech at indianapolis Saturday, and intima
ted that be WAS warm advocate Of the Mon.
roe Doctrine; that he was in favor Of put
ting Maximilian out of Mexico, and taking
Mexico from France ind Canada from Eng
land, and annexing both to the United
States
One million seven thousand dollars in spc-
Gle was semitic Europe on Saturday.
General Grant arrived in Chicago on Sat
urday, and had an enthusiastic reception.
Telegraphc communication with Mobile
has been re-cstablished
There was quite serious riot In Washing
ton, yesterday, in which l50 to 200 soldier
were engaged, The fight was in the Seventh
Ward, and was between colored citizens an,
white soldiers both using revovers
Quartermaster Allen, at Louisville, ha
been promoted toa Brevet Major .Goneralship
Marshal Lamon, of the District Of CoInm
bia, has resigned
The releass Of all rebel prisoners has beer
ordered
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LoC.AL NAATTERs.

esB" DR., NJ. Bitter & Cos, Medical Insli-
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NrlD aObrrtisrnlcnts.
EXECurORls NOTICE

NJOrIGE = hereby given that tho undorsignfd
~ WIS duty appointed and qua ihed ~ Ex cntoI
g UNITY Ohio, deceased, on Tho 9Th dav Of Nav 1905
io i6aw SAMUEL W. sTUTsMAN. +
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from State, cotntg, aud Mtcpai taration, reh ads
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cordng to the rute levied upon other property The
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The interest nt S-3O per cent.
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ono cont pcrdRy on "a $50 noto.
Two cents per day on a 500 mote.
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Twenty cents per day ON "a 1000 note
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Notos Of all tho denominations named will be
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The Notes Of this Third scricsa arc precisely similar
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NJ The time when they subscribe.
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The slight change madan tho conditions OF this
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The payment IN gold Il made, will be- equivalent 10
ihe currency interest OF the higher rate.
The return to specie payments, in the event Of
winch only Will the option to pay interest In Gold he
avred Of would reduce and cquslize price that
pnrohases made with -ix per cont in COLI. would be
fully equal To those made with seven and three
tcnhs per centin carrency. This is
TnE ONLY LOAN IN MARKET
Now offered by the Government, oul its superior al.
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les than s23O.OOl 900 OF tho Loan. authorized by
Congress-, are now on tho market. This amount, at
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scribed fer within sixty days, when the notes will nn.
doubleday command premium, has uniformly
been the case on closng the subscriptions to other
Loans.
IN or,ler that tasns OF every town and section OF
the outry may be afforded facilities for taking the
loan, the National Banbs, State Banks and Private
Dankora throughout the couatry have generally
agreed to subscriptions at par. eubscribcrs
will select their own agents, in w0om they have
confidence aud who only to lie responsible for the
delivery of the notes for which they receive ordors.
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May 10, 1895.
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OfCrnup, or Cello, or ToothAche, OF Headache, or
Sleepessness, or snhsuag rom reething, or Worms,
r Indigestion or Waiting The Bel, OF Cuarrh, or
Measles, or Whonpug or Scarlet Fever, or
Dipth ria, or Bad Cold, lI,ar,encss. or Ruuning
orthe Ears and enineHs. even scrollla ilA thon.
snnds have done and do daily. Et.
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DAYTON, June 9, 1866.

Ih1TONi JUNG u loOD,
Editor Empire In your issue of yester.
day appeared piece headed "a Slander Re.
luted, in which Mr.. Gabriel burst claims by
testimony ofa VIM f Grierson, of Aberdeen,
o to have done all in his power to elevate the
condition Of my late husband, Fred Miller,
willie confined wti him in rebel Prison at
Andersonville, Georgia, aud denies the state
ment made by Henry Sehneerer OF Cleveland,
Ohio, and testified to by VIM. Henry Smith,
styling the same a ialsehood now therefore,
IHl Il be known, that as soon AS the behavior
of Mr. burst toward my late husband became
known, he repaired to my residence at once,
imploring me not TO publish it--llatng at the
same time that he would do anything in the
world not to have II published as he would be
compelled TO leave town, lift should become
known 10 general | feel duty bound to state
these facts before the public, not 10 iujure his
(Mr. Dursts) business, bnt TO Cear the char.
seter Of those involved IN the case II Mr..
burst is innocent why should he have come
to me, aud begged of me not to publish him
His own conscience must have convicted him
of being guilty, .aa,.'
EIzABETH MtLEa
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you may prevent sickness, prevent suffering, preve
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Measles, or Sc rlct Fever, or Whoopug cough,
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SIDE or limbs or seH,!e Z! 20
inSr%'ent Fever Dumb Asne' Old lnye'erote ,o
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HUMPIIREYs, sPECIFIos

combine all the advantages of the best Homeopath
treatment, without ia int cacy uncertainty They
are preparsdby q physician OF over twAnty Years
Homeopathic experience they have been tried In
every conceivable mannor, and they have been en-
dorse1 and recommended IN The highest terms by
tho hun reds Of thousands who daily use them, s