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The Portland daily press., 1865-07-11
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JUMP SEAT CARRIAGE


The attenti the public is respectfully called
TO my Ew STYLE PATENT, UMP-sEAT CARRIAGE
-as used for two or four passen gers-invented and
:, hereby certify that Lave used, the past eason.
The ktnlbatt Jump Seat CTrgfdgs, en- which Mr., q
p. kimbali obtained letters fatent ON the 18th Of
Nov. 1854 i take great pleasure in saying TO all
persons de- iging good, genteel and servioeable
Family Carriage, that, in my opinion, the Kimbal
bets Z invented-being v,ry genteeI in ltyle, as
light and well adapted for one two persons as any
single Carriage, ct roomY snd miortabe for four
fuU groom persons lis aso of the easiest riding
CARRIAGES nave seep, either with two or foul
persons. The seats so constructed that even
made DC set cut Of
advise Al 70 examine before purchasing any 9th
er kim Of Family Carriage
Rev. Alex. Burgess, a-ef s.l
c. III, Adams, Landlord Preble HOUSE. or
W Z. chase, of Chase Bros. & CO.,
iA W v. Moses, Bath, Me-, l1''l7i sitt-at
is Thomas Lambart, Augusta, Me-, oEg rYQr5
ire " %. Sha ~ Bang or u ouee, Baneor Me-, al
To. Southland. Richmond, Me - 50
z: G; Soule, Freeport, Me-,
George Thompson. Portsmouth. N. Ii. = q lsyil
Z; n, Blanchard, Yarmouth, Me-,
Richard Harding. d
G Il. Southland, Richmond, Me-,
W. y. Brown. Saccarappa, a.
lad. Smith Jr. Providence X. l.,
I-ius e. W. Robinson New York. g5SFIo5 Git
49,. Moses Blaisdel, Peor, IIlinois., s-e. ..ff
X Ham ton, Montreal, @. e.,
James Ihorborn M D Toronto. g. W.
Prices as lev ascaE be afforded-being muchi IS
thana Csrryal and but little higher than good TOP
Buggy5-while tnes make beautiful, Top Buggy and
perfectly genteel Csrryal sata-f = :, ~
Sold only by the Pa'entee at Portland Maine
and by kIMBALLs BRorHERs. ITO Sudbury Street.
All persons are cautione against making, seiiing
or using the Carriage without first securing the
Ens sngrlsiDss Of the carriage. sent BY mail with
SIP, KGHBALL, sdi ID
aGisd SIS sslfm Manufacturer ard Patentee,
apl4d3m PREBLE ST PORTLAND MKd
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For Sale CheaD.

4ls .<=E-A Two secondhand FIRE EN-
Gl gin with Hose Carriages; all IN
KY --Szrz- Also, q lot of Hose suitable for
Hand Fire Engines. Apply to '''''''"'' 10
iIlsl.'9--tl.. EZRA RUSSELL, Chief Engineer.
Or A. P. MORGAN, Chairman Commitfee' IN Posr,
land Fire Department. juneieti
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Sanitary Commission.
LUMBER

IfEvHE Bethel Steam Mi co. are prepared to fui.
n ntsh Spruce dinentions Of AL sizfsS Also,
Boards, Shingles athes, and Tickets, at short nc
tice Orders solicited.
\ ONCE Commercial Street. ear the head of Hob
sons Wharf JABEZ TRUE, Treas'r.
n Portland, April rs, 1866. W. f.s ap26d3m
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Portland and asostem Lime.

$40 q THE STEAMERS
Forest City, Lewiston and Montreal.
Nae Win, until further notice run as
AS - follows:
sasz Leave Atlantic Wharf. Portland
every Monday Tuesday. Wednesday, Thursday and
Friday. att O'Clock p. NJ, and India harf Boston
every Monday Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday and
Friday, at O'Clock P. N.
Fare in Cabin. ....,...,.....,..&sn0
Freight taken as usual.a4 III 81 15ggi5sFsTs -
The Company are not fesponsibie for baggage to
any amount exceeding e50in value, and that Der.
sOnai unless notice given and paid for nc the rate
Of one passenger for every $500 additional value,
g Feb 49, 1868. bigid6 g L, BILLINGS, Agent.
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CItu of POYtZo2sd-

NOTICE is hereby given, that it is the Intention Of
In The City Council to lay out new Street. on Pnb
lie Way for the use Of the City, beginning at Henry
M. Bgacketts Landing on Peaks Island. 49,,
And the Joint Standing Committee Of the City
an order Of the City Council passed on the goth day
Of March, win meet for said purpose ON Monday, the
17tn Jay of July, at two o'clock in the after
noon, at Henry M. Brackets Landing the place Of
beginning, and then and there proceed to view and
LAY out said new Street. All persons interested will
take notice and govern themselves accordingly.
- Sdyen under our hands this eighth day Of July, A.
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RaiIroadssn
MA1sE CENTRAL RAILROAD.
SUMNER ARRzNGRMENT

SUMNER ARRANGEMENT
TO COMMERCE MONDAY, JUNE 18th. 1865
za Trains leave Portland, Grand Trunk
Station. for Lawiston and Auburn, at
For Bangor and intermediate stations at l25 r. NJ
RETuRElNa-I.eave Lewiston a. 40 a; ~ and
arrive in Portland a. ~ a; NJ Leave * Hor q
Both these trains CONNECT At Portland with trains for
DG Erosh train leaves Portland at a. NJ, and re
turning is due in Portland at p. III.
Stages connect with trains at principal stations,
daily for most Of he towns North and East of this
hne' aaaT3 Al AH GIN. MORSE, Bups.
wateryille, June %, 1866 juns2stf
'f.kANs, TRUNK RAILWAY, =
%EsE IL OFF Osss9ada, EECeET
@ UMlHER ARRANGEMENT.
-Hs.szs5zn ON and after Monday, June 2etb, 1895.
brains will run as follows - w
Morning txpr, IS train for South Paris, Lew ston,
Gofham, Island Pond Montreal, and Quebec, lat
X XII ain sos waterviIle bangor Gorhan, Island
Both Of thsse tsains conn. CT at Montreal wi ex
press ans for Toronto, Detroit, Chicago and ell
olher places west.iaiss ssis..sa ss,f4g ..8 TaFr,
81 rsozs1iioy 4 49, Isl r ss,f ri itszr s4af,
TRAINS WILL ARR. We AS FOLLOWS:
From Nop n, eue che, sect Fs sCs ~
R,turn Tickets, 1t Reduced Prices, "a be issued
during the sunmer season from Porlla to Be;hel,
Gotham, Island Pol d, Montreal and Quebec, ,gfo
The Company. are mot responsible for baggage to
any amount exceeding $50 i'm value. and that per.
sons unless notice l. given and paid for at the rate
u W 1i,i flJ BRYDGEs Managing Director.
Il. BAILEY, Superintendent 1ii7 = 81. q ia3fY
Portlahd. Juae 22nd, 1866 --dtf alI iiiR ssiiHsf
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Portland and Penobscot Rive,
summer Arrangement.

. s,siEA On and after MonS az April gath the
- snew and fastg going Steam REG.
ULATOk,, Capt. W H. Mower, will leave Rail.
road What loot of State Street re rtland, every
MONDAY, WEDNEsrAY and FRIDAY evening, at 10
fon. y
Returning, win leave Bangor every MONDAY,
touching at Reckland, Camden, Belfast. SCI sport,
Bgneksport WiinteTport, and Hams en-, both ways.
and Eastern Railroad at the. Depots IN Bo,fop Ia.
lem Lynn and Laurence.
For frcigh- or passage apply to 89NJa +
A. SOMERBY, Agent
10, l.,.l. .s.3,,o,.... At Office on the Wharf
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MInnI.ElAcrn MEN

There are many men at the age Of thirty who are
troubled with too frequent excavations from the blad
the patient cannot account for. On examining the
urinary deposits ropy sediment viii often be FUND,
and sometimes small particles Of semen or albumen
win appear or the color win be Of thin mish hue,
again changing to dark and turbid appearance.
There are many men who die Of this difficulty, ignor
ant Of the cause, whichis the Z. ! "a iH v "
SECOND STAGE OF SEMINAL WEAKNESS.
can warrant perfect cure in such cases, and a
full and healthy restoration Of the urinary organs.
Persons, who cannot personally consult the Dr.,
do so by writing in plain manner, description
Of their Diseases and the appropriate remedies will
be forwarded Immediately. go ~ ..lt T.. g.,f
An correspondence strictly confidential and VIII be
returned If desired. aii.a t4N ~ ~ ili'aoih
Address: DIR. j. b. HUGHES.s icvlT +
sad sbglEo. 5 Temple Street lcorner Of Middle
1900 "a -, il. Street,, Portland, Me.
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Tufts COLLEGE, ,

TyHE First Examination for ad mission TO the
J. College will take place on Thursday, Ju v 18th
at O'Clock A. n. = >
5at -dieI- 10 A. A. MINER, President
June 10. 1855. lsE = - $500
N. B.-Board and College Bills amount to about
500 year. Other expenfes very with the economy
OF each student. june21W&S3w
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sszzsaSzzE1 On and after Monday, 10th inst 1885,
trains will leave as follows, until fur.
Leave Saco River for Portland, as 5.45 and $40
A. NJ, and 3.45 p. u.
Leave fortlands for Saco River at 7.45A. NJ. and
I50 and 60 r. NJ.
The 30 p. NJ. train out and the 546 A. M. train
into Portland will be freight trains with passenger
Standish, Steep Falls Baldwin, Denmark, Sebago,
Bridgtons Lowell, Hiram, Brownfeld,x EIyebufg.
Conway, Bartlett. Jackson, Limington, Cornish,
At Buxton Center, for West Buxton, Bohney Ea.
gle, South Lmington, Limington. Limerick, New
field, Parsonsfeld, and Ossipee
At Sacearappa. for South Windhaan, Windham
Hill and ORTIZ Windhani. daily
tfA@ = - DAN. CARPENTER, Supt.
Portland, April g. 1866 h3p-ll df1
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CONSTRUCTION
The proofs of its efficacy numerous, SO web
authenticated and Of such peculiar character that
sufferers cannot reasonably hesitate to receive the
The class of diseases for which the Syrup provides
cure is precisely that which has often baed the
highest order Of medical skill The facts are tangic
ble the witnesses accessible, and the safety and e-
cacy of the Syrup incontrovertlble.
The undersigned, having experienced the benei-
ca effects of the tLarookah's SyTup,n de not hest
tat to recommend it to the attention of the Public
the best Medicine they ever used
Rev,J Ingalls, Merose, Ms; I" Munger Augusta Ne
MP Seelee Melrose Is II" VIM ii Strout. Wilton q
"A Herrick Lynn " swanton Ranks Portland
- Bailey SsS Ieo%inssrs Q Turner Si Harpswsll
B Bau ra ATKINS i nSGg RICE ice Lisbon
g VII Stetson Nantckts - A Hatch Soloh bssl
Il Stubs Lawrence " +" D B Randall lewiston II
:. Marcy Dedham :" :. 7 Hin " Waterville :.
aeo " Winchester Fall 9 " e Stevens pixheld"
"a D Merrill Cambridge John Locke Pound Me
port Ms. W W Willard BrownTille'
as Cushing shrews- Revs D Elkins Cannbridgev VI
"w T burlington New n NJ Adams s'' VISION
Bedford Ms. " II Clark NortL field %
cd & Banister Ludlow Ms " NJ Builard DerbyanH'
/" Harding Salisbury g Qumby Newbury "
"N6 George southbridss ton ton q. = enS
TAf s syl. Newton " Up 81 Wrso@p
Eo0Pa 50 Warmth %ssss GSs,s9 Ct
"P Kinney Bridgswa- !. 4 Parsons Rockwell IH !.
Ms. Brown Rurnsiia
y" x Bosworth sand { W Corttis stSa,ry
| iyAy witch Ms,EI bnBa1 ~ SPRING. Ct 7f'-l7f
:. John bay Lynn Ms " Beecher Birmingham
L Haniford Water ct
town Ms. 4" W McDonnal Providens
| Stephens Newburyport Ms RI s,I-7|.-ll ,7-'l
| Geo Childs Lyden . g G Simmons j. 4 Quake,
| DrBF Abbott Melrose !, 4 Springs " - ~
kevk Newhall NGIaham Nh +" H Harris Root NY
kidder Unity 90 G Little Clintonve'.
| G" A faiey Henniker g Ell Convey Nasonville
Chase Gambia g L VIM Cluett& Son Troy
d W Barber Gimantonl s 9 D Ford New YORK
Geq NH. " w Robertson Newark N J
Bowles Manchester g II Henries Annapolis Md
ggT IN H. /" Goodnow Topeka Kas
NJ Barres Colebrookl " webster s Army
stss N H. RObt White Georgetown C
knight w Durham Brown Washington a.
Ne. Geo Bassett :. n g
OR II Stinchfeld Saco MelD Iugalls d Surgeon
aJM Woodbury. Newfeldl II EifIl 80
sss Me. '9atNl- 1910 1Ht fa9As ~ stafs sft2a
Some of the above named Ciergymcn may have chang
ed their Pastoral charge since the publication OF the
above, 5s1 a'ss .sa
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Medical.
DIR. J. b. HUGHES
iaJ Y GAN BE FOUND AT HIS saisg
PRIVATE MEDICAL ROOMS,

WHEhE ne can Dc consulted privately, and with
5ns u. ang from saenSe BY the afcted at ali
Dr. H. addresses those who are =, ~;
addiction Of private diseases whether arising f se
impure connection or the terrible Wee ~ l MN.
Devotng his entire time to that pareuar b.aTch ~
the medical profession, he feels warranted in CTAp-
RANTEEING CURE IN ALL CASES, whether Of LONG
standing OF recently contracted, entirely renoyine
the dregs Of disease from the system, and making q
perfect and PERMANENT CURE.
He would call the attention Of the afflicted 10 the
fact of his long standing and wel-earned reputation
furnishing sufficient assurance OF his sili ana sue
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Some of the above named Ciergymen may have chang
ed their Pastoral charge since the publication Of the
above. eis3 a'.,si..s.s f.ts,s1
PRICE, so CTS. AND 81 PER BOTTLE
oes .ssl iis Prepared by 8. Seavery,.
DIR e. X. KNIGHTS, Proprietor,
ab,air7ula nN Melrose, Mass.
w. F. Philips 3 Go, and 81. Fl. Hay, Wholesale
Agents. Portlant aud sold by Druggists and deal
ers generally. sA3 mch25eodSeow6m
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mo YARDS HEALING sALvE. In all cases Of
CANCER Ulcers, Burns, Sealds, skin Euruptions etc
.,ere an erterndt application MAJ be nece snrv'
,hs salye prepared expressly for the purpose, viii
Se found Invaluable vii always be useful IN the
household, and box OF u may save much suffering
and expense Price Is cents per box e
JANE D BOYLE \ CO., Successors TO Reidin
1 Co.) state Street, Boston Proprietors
W F.PHlLLIPs& CO, Ag'ts, Portlond.
may3ld3m.
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VIHE FINGER OF PROvIDENcE. fiOm tie
y Teachings of Experience, seem TO point to
THE GREAT HUMOR REMEDY,
HOWARDS ,YHGsT BE cAACER AND
Ind tI tr QINRRR SYRDP

As the great and &C tain cure for all those fear ul
and destructive malades which arise from a. In pure
has IN q cases, where It has been fairly tried. 70
lowed It's use. eaves no room to doubt the bieseed
fact that Cancers may be cured
Sufferer from the sc0urge may Therefore Ing
n dread the fearful alternatives OF the sur cons
knifs or the grave. They have speedy aid oe tain
remedy which removes th m ltdy root and branch,
which IN thou gendI OF tho Oper ting knfs DO
not care mus be cured BY remed q vi ieh "a r.
oughly renova'e the cocstft. ton, acd hat
be done by paIfyng the OF re mass Of th3 cir, uai
lac fluid. This Is effected b Syrup q thou AMI 8
have testified. t
The CANCER and CANKER SYRUP inlalii-
bly, Graduates and cures the worst cases of
Oanker, even when given up as incurable by
doctors. 1t banishes Salt Rheum entirek and
permanently. In Erysrelas its effects are sur
prising. All cases, however virulent, Of ScroG
ula or Kings Evil, Nhite Swelling, or Tumors,
are dissipated speedily. Old Ulcers are cared
without leaving bad effects after closing them.
The most terrible Scurvy complaints i; banishes
from young or old. Distressing Neuralgia
Affections soon yield to its power Il clears tho
Complexion from Blotches and Pimples,
renders it brilliant Il cures Janndice and Dys-
pepsia, and all Eruptive Diseases. In all cases
Of Female Weakness and Irregularities produo
lag General Debility, Piles, etc, It's effects are
miraculous. A
e5-one trial IL all that is needed to prove tue Pc
cp17sr Grimes of the Syrup Its repu alton Is now
~ r11 10 hiished that more need not he said Ia
Immense sale is its best recommendation.
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gi $40 Q Ho A. E'S ~
ssiq 9is .3fie9a1 -ia 15Io9l d9fl-ei 1l10R
MAIaGsI G. LOZEN GESl.
oils sidi iiid sI---ia0h NJ ~ l91.
And why everybody should use, and every
~ bs-o Druggist should sell them. 1eob 9li

They will cure Coughs and Colds. ~ inissi
They will cure Sore Throat. 98ioa DOG
Always cure Tickling in the Throat. .,,..,.,.,
Sure to prevent seepless nights from Coughs.
Win prevent the Asthmaift taken early.
Are good for a cold in the head usfilx3 d3nM
gOitencurs BIZ onchitisa Gfoui93ia airs ynadih
Aietan .enectual remedyfo for Catarfhl al a9nosiaQ
bAlwaysclre Hoarseness!s N7l noofa5jiH tail
win relieve Dry Coughinstantly. IRA i9giiiId
sAlI Vocalists should use them 1861 Atot 9'ts
VIII always clear and rengthen the voice 1li
All Public Speakers should use them. ~ Y
More in quantity for the money. KY M, n, ~
The large boxes are the cheapest. Y
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- 30 So M ILLAR 80.
SHIPPING, FORWARDING, aoiie
And Commission Merchant,
o72 Tower Building,
az ls Liverpooi. England.

The undersigned, for many years past q reedent
OF this city, respectfully begs to inform his old
friends that having estab ished himself at the above
general commission business in shippir and for
warding merchandise 10 all arts OF the American
Continent. and in the sale of consan ta Of Lum-
Der and other produce, on which he wiz make Gus
tomafy advar ces p o'ff itH "a. s. MILLAR.}
RFERENoEe-St. John Smith, ESQ; A. & S. e.
Spring; H. WINSTON & Co; John Lynch e Co
May 12-d9m& ~ ~ n 1900 l'lll-i, 1aIfIe
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o. s. NAVY YARD, Aittery. Maine, /
ea148Is ss4sW a5 May 5, 1866. !
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1865-12-09
Change of Base.

The Jouraal Is evidently preparing for a
schange Of base" Ia its Issue OF Wednes-
day. Il gave the Presidents message, a
highly laudatory notice, concluding rs fol-
lows.
"On the whole, the message Is temperate
and--as conservatives are credited WIN
saying" sound 10 the core We douht u
the most radical can find good cause of
quarrel la H.
Hut rapid change came ''o'cr the spirit Of
H. dream" On second reading Of the
message, the uind Of our neighbor is some
what troubled. lie has now discovered
that the Presidents policy Of reconstruc-
tlon is only an experiment" and in
Thursdays issue says: ." We can not avoid
the conviction that ii H. more remarkable for
what the President lid poi sdy ON the cX-
pertinent" than for what he did say The
journal il now feeling its way In the dark.
II the sumner and Bcechcr wing of the
Republican party assail the President on
his reconstruction policy, We may expect
the Journal Ia follow suit, Mark that. II
adds:
I'm the absence Of definite information
from tnr llN~lNtit nllilHflis wv nv HAlA w
clined g. believe that the portion of hi.
message alluded 90, Is also an expert
nnnt." attended with some risks" We
can not say that the President j. non-com-
INITIAL vet wc cannot assert that lac has
committed himself entirely to the "eNlTri-
mcut,H We shall await the reconstruction
airy moves Of Congress with very lively in
tcrpst,'
Here we have the direct and definite an
nouncement that the reconstruction policy
Of the Pre4ident--in other words, his sex
pcrimcntH-is "attcnded with some risks
The risks" OF course, are 10 be taken by
the President himself IL could hardly be
otherwise after the enunciation of 80 mucl
Wholesome Democratic truth IN the mes
sage. 1t was TO be expected that the co
laborers orSUnNER, STEVENS BEECIIiR. ant
the Abolition distnionists generally woult
open their batteries upon him. Therefore
we are not surprised that the Journal asw'
before said, should be feeling It's way In the
mazcs which unfortunately surround It,,
Our nelghbor proposes 10 await the re.
constrictionary moves Of Congress Will
very lively interest" We have no doub
of Il, and that's right. But we trust h'
viii not be forced to wait long. The mill
In the Cocoa-nut' will soon come out, If W.
are not mistaken. Failing in his attempt, las
summer, TO carry the Republican conserya
tiyeS Of Montgomery county into the ein
brace Of the Inevitable ''man and brother
he may now fall back rs gracefully as pos
siblc ON the proposition of Senator SuMNEB
that, wherever one-siXth of population arr
colorcd, juries shall DE constituted by a
least ono-half of that complexion. We
too, shall look with lively interest, not L
the "eNpcriment'-as the Journal calls it.
but to the interesting family fight whicl
seems likely 10 come or among its owl
friends during the present session of Con
grcss.
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1865-12-09
NEWS OF THE DAY.

An old man, nnned Henry Spence, was
assaalted ahd robbed by three williams Of
$50. on satnrlay night last, pear Ports
mouth, Ohio. The robbers were arrested
and confessed their guilt.
The Statesman says all the Six remaining
District Provost Marshals In Ohio are dis
charged, and their Offices ordered to be
closed. Their business and records are 70
b. trmsfcrnc1 70 the Office Of thea ssistant
Provost Marshal General, la Columbus.
Conductor Chas. Edwards, nj Cambridge
City, lh., last week, met with terrible
death. Coupling cars at that place, his
heel caught IN the hog OF swith, from
(which he could not cxtri,ate hlmscIfbdforc
the cars came up, Ind he was drawn updcr
the wheels, crushing his limbs and mang-
ling his body IN "A horrible manner.
Walter NJ. Blake, long prominent pub
lie man Of Trscarauwas county. died on
the third lust, at an advanced age. lie had
filled many responsible offices with distin-
gulshed honor.
Judge wilkins has decided, at Detroit, in
a recent case. that going over to Canada
and coming baek with new clothes on, paid
~ at cheaper rates than what rule on this
Side ofthat border, i smuggiing
A man appeared at church in Boston, on
sunday, With only the right side of hil face
shayed The clock struck ten when the
barber was half through. rious Boston
The late Burnct House emeute, Of which
mention has been made, was ended yes
/ tcrday Ivy Judge Warren ccnsuring alt the
B parties.
4 Cincinnatiis enjoying a rich sensation
The pastor Of church, the Methodist
Protestant Of Sixth Street, is on trial
charged, in sixteen specifications, with
| lying, slandering, visiting lewd houses and
other hnmoralities. AND Consciencci
A rowdy named Pat Norm, shot another
named flatlcrsly, through the head, at Gin
cinnati, on Thursday night.
Yesterday Hon. +. Il. Spinner, United
States Treasurer, received letter contain
ing sl5j from lady who presented 1t IL
/ him as her contribution toward iiquidatlng
the war debt. Who will have au,Iacity
after that 10 say that the four thousand mil
lion War Debt won't be paid right of
Take courage.
A Treasury agent, named Dr. Gibbons
took poison the other day, at Mobile, anC
died. Only a few hours before two others
of the same service, named Lawrence ant
Dunstan, pocketed a round million, by cot
ton frauds, aud got out ofthe country with
ont the use OF pieen.
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1865-12-09
secretary stnnton's Guard.

4 Washington correspondent OF the Tn
cinnati Commercial writes:
1t i singular fact that Secretary Stan
ton can not so far recover from the billiger-
ent attitude which 80 well became him
while we were at war, ~ 10 dismiss the
military guard from his own private resi-
dcnce. Passing by No. $40 k street, ycster-
dAy, | encountered chap In blue regimen
tails aud dirty white gloves. strutting up
and down Ia front of the 'palatial mansion
of the Secretary of War, aud Ia the alley in
the rear Of the house was plainly audible
the tramp tramp of another armcd patrol,
who soon came into view with bayonet on
shoulder, keeping guard over his side Of
the forti6cation.
Isn't IL remarkable that while the forts
around Washington are being dismantled,
and Lieutenant General Grant rnams out
aud goes everywhere unattended, the See
retary of War shunld require 10 bc so cOu-
stantly hedgcd IN by bayonetsY Our War
Minister seems Ia De- the only man in the
country who can afford 10 keep private
battery on his premises
The correspondent would have had no
difficulty Ia assigning "a reason, II he had
been asked why STANTON still thus pro-
tects himself. Rarely, If ever has there
becu AN unmitigated tyrant and oppressor
who was not AN uumitigated coward and
poltroon. STANTON, no doubt, for he II
near-slghted- -imagines that in every BUSH
and around every alley-corner there is
lurking au ayeaging assassin. Therefore
his kept-up bayonet surroundings.
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1865-12-09

CLug 10 a MYsrEEY.--The Grand Jury al
Warren County, at the present term OF thf
Court, indicted Samuel Covert and iIarrisob
McNeal for the murder of the Roosa iam-
ny. McNcal was arrested at Tippsanoe
and brought 10 Lebanon aud lodged IN jail
on Sunday On Tuesday night the Court-
room was entered and the clerks desk
open, and every indictment ON file stolen.
A new Indictment by special Grand Jury,
will be returned with the least possible
delay. This will probably clear up a terrible
mystery Of a most terrible tragedy.