davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1865-12-11
Negro Government or Disunion.


The revolutionary schemes Of the ma
iority In Congress are now iOlly developed.
The intention of the radicals is 10 suppress
all serious opposition TO their measures by
excluding the Southern Representatives,
and then to pass IAN enabling act pre-
scribing conditions for the reconstruction"
of the States recently in rebellion. The
provisions Of this enabling act are substan-
TALLY agreed upon. Its principal sections
will require the Southern States to adopt
constitution denying civil rights in future
10 the mass of prominent Southern white
men, aud guaranteeing the entire equality
of the negroes and "loyal' whites In the
future government of the reconstructed
States.
In case any one of the States In question
declines TO comply with all the conditions
expressed, or TO furnish satisfactory proof
that It has done so, then new state govern
ments are to be organized under the direc-
tion of Congress, and in pursuance of elec-
tions TO be held in which the negroes are 10
participate without restriction. This is the
sum and substance OF the scheme rs an
nounced in detail by high radical author
ity The English language has no words
too strong with which to characterize the
inherent cnmity to the Constitution and re-
publican Institutions which pervades IL
throughout. IL is reasonable, inefficient
expensive and revolutionary.
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1865-12-11
The Southern Members.

Our latest adyices from Washington state
that the Southern members have given up
the hope of admission into Congress for the
present, fiat all and the most of them will
return Immediately to their homes. This
is thenatural consequence of the outrageous
treatment they have received at the hands
of Congress. We only hope that the people
viii be able to see that the self-styled
"union" representatives now in Congress
are the bitterest enemies of the Union.
Time will show that the whole object of
the party in power is to establish central
despotisn', that shall absorb all the rights
of States and individuals,
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1865-12-11

One of Uncle Sans free nigger agents
in Virginia, the other day, tried about a
thousand of them in the art of voting, He
told them they should be allowed TO elect
Commissioner of their own choice to see TO
their affairs, and directed all of them in
favor of Mr.. w, to say "aye." One long,
unearthly black yell went up "aye." every
particular nigger "wotcing" with all his
might. Then he told all opposed to Mr.. w.
to vote mo" and every darkey "woted"
mo" ten times harder than ever. There
upon the free nigger agent looked puzzled
and glnm, and finally swore that niggcrs
We're DID fools, and ought to be ina very
warm place. Itis evident We negro "bears
tho PALM" not only in lighting, but "wo-
ting
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1865-12-11
WHO HAS LOST
A DEAF AND DUMB GIRL?

A DEAF AND DUMB GIRL, APPARENTLY
about % years OF age, with auburn haircut
short grey eyes. rather aboye the medium size, and
has scar OF burn scald on the underslde OF the
right forearm; came 10 this place about the middle
OF november, with no baggage or money, she - Of
neat and tidy appearance; and has evidently been
raised IN good society. Unfortunately she can not
her residence, or destination can not be found.
Papers throughout the State will please Rve this a
KrAtuitous insertion, and II this should meet the no.
tee OF any one knowing any thing NJ the above de.
scribed lady, they will confer favor by
with the Tru tees OF Miami township, MamishirR,
Montgomery County, Ohio.
iecli id3tau3t
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1865-12-11

tS- CONSUMPTION CAN BE CURED.-A fair
trial of DIR. HALLS BAISAM will convince
the most skeptical sufferer that this medi-
cine has no equal in the world tor the cure
of the different stages Of this dreadful dis
ease. Every CONSUMPTIVEo ought TO read
the certificates of remarkable cures, and
know its yalup
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1865-12-11

"LOYAL' IEDIANs.--We learn from the
statistics Of the Indian Bureau that 5,4OO
Indians are k',o,0R % here been 10 tie Union
seruice during the late sodr. Ought they not
to have the bensiitof the argument used by
fanatics in fayor Of negro yotlng-and be
allowed TO vote because they foughtP m',.
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1865-12-11

The Controller of the Treasury has de-
cided that ladies can not be National Bank
directors because they are not recognized
as citizens. This under the Republican dy-
nasty, places white women in category
below negroes. 40 .il...I iu.i,r, Yat..
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1865-12-11

The Chicago Tribune the organ of the
radicals and destructives in Illinois finds
fault with Senator SUMMERS negro bill be-
cause it, does not go far enough Itsays:
MIR. Summers proposition that, in all
States where one-siNth of the population are
colorcd, one-half of each grand jury shall
consist of colorcd men, should be amended
SO tllat, in places where two-sixths of the
population are black, all the jurors shall be
colored, and where one-siXtl of the people
are mulattoes, one-half of the jurors shall
be col0red women"
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1865-12-11

About three hundred second lieutenants
are 10 be appointed in the regular army
AllAppointees must have served two years
In the volunteer service, and been honor
ably discharged. H'Ht f
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1865-12-11
Yankee Ridden.

The Cincinnati Enquirer pertinently re-
marks of New England Scctionalsm:
There are eighteen chairman of the
standing committees la the United States
senate. OF these eight ara from New Eng
land: being 50 appointed by New England
presiding officer. In other words, New
England, with alittlc over two millions OF
people, has nearly half of the chairman in
a body that represents thirty-One millions
of people. Under Republican domination
the two millions Of Yankees count equal to
the other twcuty-ninc millions Of Ameri-
cans! The important committees, such rs
finance. foreign affairs, aud military anairs
all 90 10 New England"
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1865-12-11

A LOTTERY OF DRKTH.-The money
(about 100000 which led 10 the horrid
murder of the Cuban, ut Brooklyn, New
York, Wednesday night was won by him
In Havana lottery some time since. .i
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1865-12-11
7 EeALNoTIoE


IsAac Homer and Oatharina HOrner, OF aeranga 10
Indiana, and Sarah d. Silver and Lewis A. SILVER q
Montgomery Co., Ohio, Defendants,
Superior oour ofMontgomery Co., Ohio.
The above named defendants win take notice
A: D. 1865, filed his petiloa in The Superior Conf
oe Montgomery County Ohio, asking that partttIon
DO made Of the following described premises, AMI
dover assigned theron 20 aHid Sarah b Silver saiJ
premises being ninety Acres In tho south east corner
otthe north west quarter Of section number Ol nine
teeni town four az range four tl east and ihai AZ
the December term ofaatd court, said plaintiff viii
Ask that an order be made for the partition oGaaid
premises IN pursuance Of the statuta vs."
Gno. ". MoYER, Attorney. ~ ''AN'
octl3 6iW 49,
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1865-12-11

eB- ANCIENT FINE ARTs---To tAo Editor
Of ne No0 York Herald: Respecting the
relies Of porcelain ware found In the late
cXhumations al flerculaneum, which have
been forwarded TO the Society ofantiquities
in london, whereof your correspondent
says the bottle resembling brakes planta-
tion Bittcrs was undoubtedly placed among
the ruins by the agent ofDr. Drake. we de-
sire to state that he l. incorrect in every
respect. lfa bottle was found there bear
Ing our lettering, the language Of the Ro-
mons was different from the litera-
ture of that day. Our Agent has other
business than this In Europe, aud has not
been in Italy at all. No doubt Americans
carry Plantation Ritters 10 Rome; but try
Ing to impose upon a society of ,Antiquar-
ians in this way seems quite useless, and we
do not appreciate the Joke. II is unneces-
sary for us to spend money in Europe while
we are unable to supply the demand for
these celebrated Bitters here. ..t
Respectfully, PHI. DRAKE &Co.
e$- lMPoRTANr TO CoNsUMPrIvEs.-Th
long looked for specific for the cure of
Pulmonary diseases is found at last Aliens
Lung Balsam has proved to be the most
extraordinary medical preparation for
curing Consumption. II not only cures
Consumption, but relieves immediately the
incipient stages, such as Coughs, Colds,
Expressions, &C., Pains in the Chest II
breaks up the most distressing cough in an
incredible short time.
For sale by the Dealers in Family Med
icines generally. ..H
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1865-12-11

The Alabama Legislature, while 1t ratifles
the Abolition Constitutional Amendment,
protests against the radical nterpreta-
ton. -l. 1I i.,
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1865-12-11
A PLACEMENT NOTICE,
NoTIoR
To the Probate Court Of Montgomery Co. Ohio.
| "a Dennis Dwyer, Admir- Of VIM Foley, decd

NOTICE
To the Probate Court Of Montgomery Co. Ohio.
a Dennis Dwyor, Adn'r Of VIM. FOLEY, deed,
Mary Foley, widow, Daniel Foley of the State of
Iowa, Ellen Foley ntermarried With - Sullivan OF
the state OF Massachusetts, Mary FOLEY intermar.
tied with John Barrett Of Cambridge eity state of
Indiana, John Foley Of the State OF indiana and Cor
neius Foley OF the county OF Montgomery Ohio
and the unknown heirs OF snd William Foley, decd
are hereby informed that on the 10Th dav ofAentem
her. 1868, said administrator filed his petition In the
frotate re Court Of Montgomery county, Ohio, the OBJ
jsot and prayer o. which petition ia 70 obtain order
Ac ON the 18th day Of January, 1865 for the assign
ment OF dover OF Catherine Foley the widow of said
william Foley, decd, and FOR The salo oi the follow.
ing real estate, situated in the county Shelby In the
State OF ohlo otwhoh the said deceased died seized
Tho south half ofihe west hall Of The south east
quarter OF section No 4, township g. o. rrnge east
c9nlainng iorty acres less, pay the debts
pENNIs'DwYHR Admir-
sdtw OF VIM, Foley. decd
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1865-12-11
ayew Advertisements.
Southeast Market-honse.

NoTlGE.--ALJ THOSE WHO SUBSCRIBED TO
~ the southeAstetn srret. onse are hereby not-
fed that their full amount OF subscriptions are now
due. They will please call at Philip Watss, Treas.
by order OF the Board Of Directors,
deciid2tawN A. l.. AULI, s oy.
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1865-12-11
George Washington Julinn.

Hon. GEORGE WASHINGToN JULIAN, the
man who would chang liberally" in the
South, who would put to death DAVIS, LEE
and all the other Southern leaders, is thus
noticed by General MEREDITH in a card,
since he co,ohided him. He says:
''By nature cold selfish and calculating-
with n pestiferous disposition 10 poke his
virulent nose into the business of every
one who does not pin faith with him, and
following up his impudeut interference
with baneful baekbitings, misrepresentil-
tions and downright falsehoods, II is not
wonderful that he should be spurned and
stunned by all who know him well, or that
he should be exposed and written down MS
perfidious counterfeit and cheat-a dis
grace to humanity-a ticinD tCdikiRb LIE !"
What IN the world 'the Father of his
country" ever did to be perpetuated with
such a namesake, passes our recollection.
The New York EreniRg Post, a Republl-
can journal, thus alludes 10 Mr.. Hoffman,
the Democratic Mayor elect OF New York. 1t
says:
A man ofeminent ability and character,
and peculiarly qualified by experience for
the position he represents, In his political
opinions, that overwhelming majority
which, In our Democratic theory, deserves
10 nave lne control OF the city.
+----------s -. D.
BUSINESS OF MEMPHIS. - Extraordinary
business activity In Memphis Is noticed by
correspondent in that city as follows:
The buildings that before the war accom-
modated 30,0OO people, are now forced To
shelter $4,000 to 00,000; for the new build
ings do not equal in extent those DESTROYED
by the rayages of war.
BAD News FOR rnE FARMERs.-The
Corydon Gndiana) Democrat Of the 9Th
says; If
Hoo CHoLERA.-We understand that
the hog cholera has made its appearance
in the southern part of this county, and
that large numbers of hogs are dying from
this disease. IL appears to he most fatal
among those fatted and ready for slaughter
ing. Dt
The Galena, ILL.,, Gazette says that In |
several parts of that county the people are
using corn for fuel finding it much cheaper
than wood. II is bought at l0cts per bushel, |
The suit for damages against the Chicago |
Times by Judge Van Higgins which has
been going on for some time, has been dis
missed. Ir rrH s-.t tr. 'lI i
A special envoy from Chill has given
sumptuous banquet at Delmonico's, Ia New
York, TO n number Of South American gem
tlemen. The Monroe doctrine was vigor-
ously advocated. itie asu t,l
A San Francisco dispatch reports the dis
eoyery Of rich gold placers at Big Bend,
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1865-12-11
Turnpike Notice.

UNHK STOCKHOLDERS IN THE MIAMIsBURG
Il and OonterVille Turnpike COMPANY are hereby
notified to meet az the office OF }. D. she, ham, d r.
an Mmmlsourg Ohio, on Monday, january &, 1865,
at o'clock r. NJ, for the purpose of elecine seven
~ directors to serve the ensuing year.
deoadawtt -GhhaE GROVF, Pres.
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1865-12-11

DHuBARB WINE OF SUPERIOR QUALITY
~ viii bo conetantiy Kept on hand for Medical
and hacramental purposes, by II. jerome, opposite
City Hotel. Also Wine Plants for sale by
sepl2d6m "a W. J. SHELDOR.,
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1865-12-11

A San Francisco dispatch reports the dis
eovery Of rich gold placers at Big Bend,
Oregon. One $4,000 nugget had been
found.
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1865-12-11

A special envoy from Chill has given q
sumpmous banquet at Delmonico's, IA New
York, TO number Of South American gem
tlemen. The Monroe doctrine was vigor-
ously advocated. iie a.Int. NJ ft
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1865-12-11

Anumber of southern congressman have
left Washington for their homes. They
see no chance Of being admitted to theii
seats for several months.
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1865-12-11
GOLD AND SILVER WATCHES.

and hie lewolry, 100 numerous 20 mention Ia detail
lis ailangemeht With importers and manufacturers
" sneh that no ONE can nnderse him In the same
who are acquainted with his clrcums stanees and bus.
ness NJ home, are aware that no leweIer East or
West, can aord 10 sell at the same low proats His
guaranieea TO his goods, Tor the past hneen years
tose ne has hos9 IN bll4neas here, have been iscr.
The subscriber also hss among other auperIor
goods ~ the line, an exoellent assortment Of Opera
Glasses, some Of them ~ high a. rselveglaA focus
SHEPHERDS PREMIUM GOLD PENS.
Also tho lalest style Of Freueh Mantle CiOcks, 4e.,
Gall - and examine. doods warraDted as sold
deelia"2m PA. LAFEE.
A phIHisl RA1oRs AoTIOE.l T. KM ARURL MIL.
~ hEh has been appointed Administrator Of Dan.
lel Miller DECEASED. late Of Van Bnren Township,
montgomery County, Ohio. 'n n1 fn novisWSt
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1865-12-11
RetrlbmLIve Justico-.-A Blnnder

Only last week we mentioned, Incident
ally, the thirst for much more blood" an
nounced by the Hon.s Mr. Julian, a great
light OF Black Republlcanism In Indiana.
since then, the newspapers inform us, Mr..
Julian, II he has shared in no blood letting,
has had the tluid in his veins, that passes
for blood brought tO the surface In numcr-
Gus welts, inflicted on him by n severe cO,o-
hiding at Richmond, Indiana, In the neigh
bOrhood nf his home.
But we regret to find even Democratic
papers IN the East 50 ill-informcd as To copy
the Puritan falschood that he was whipped
by Democrat. 1t was Sol Meredith Gen.
sol. Meredith Black Republican rs red
moutheG as himself that basted him He
did him "to a turn The Democrats of
that burnt and black district look on the
whole affair with disgust. They lcspise
the poltroon Julian, who howlcd piteously,
but sought no blood of his assailant; and
they think Sol Meredith very cowartlly
fellow for the way he assaulted the poltroon
Julian. 1t was, however, a family quarrel,
altogether, among the brethren of the Afri-
can persuasion = Freemdi'S Journal.
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1865-12-11

The suit for damages against the Chicago
Times, by Judge Van Higgins which has
been going on for some time, has been dis
missed. Ir Nr8 erHt ur. Wi
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1865-12-11

LARGE FARM.-ln Bureau County, Ills,
there is farmer who has 5000 acres under
cultivation, employs eighty horses In the
work; has one field of wheat 1850 acres
sown, every acre of which can be seen
from certain point and nothing hardly
is more beautiful than the sunlight falling
over that vast field of wheat, rs IL ripens
into golden colors, and waves before the
of the prairie. The owner of this farm
came from Merrimac, near Nashua, N. IL.
But he is so Wcstomized that unless he
told II. no one would guess he came from
New England. There is another farm,
owned by j, p. Alexander, in Morgan
County, Ills. II consists of $4,000 acres,
and not an acre of waste or poor land op
the whole premises. This year he had Is.
900 acres In corn, $4,000 head of hogs and
$4,000 head of cattle, feeding in his pas
lures, He made Sl75,0OO last year on his
stock alone.
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1865-12-11

There is reason to believe that the Eng
lish Government has made formal demand
upon Mr.. Seward for the suppression of all
public Fenian demonstrations, and that the
failure to do so will be regarded MS hostile
act This demand Is based upon disclosures
recently made relative to the strength and
object of the Fenian movement and the
matter was considered In the Cabinet
meeting IN Washington yesterday. The
Radicals are getting somewhat uneasy.
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1865-12-11

The Galena, H., Gazette says that in
several parts of that county the people are
using corn for fuel, finding II much cheaper
than wood. II Is bought at l0cts per bushel.
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1865-12-11
GOLD AND SILVER GOODS.
THE OLD RELIABLEHOUSE.
p. A. LAFE
o. $40 Third Street, DAYTON. Chin.

las JUST RETURNED FROM NEW YORK,
II with superb assortment OF extra goods in h,s
line, consisting Of the largest AAd most elsgsnt
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1865-12-11

The 25th Ohio battery, consisting of about
1870 officers and men, arrived at Camp Chase
on Wednesday, from Little Rock, for pay
ment and final discharge.
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1865-12-11

GToLEN.-S5O DOLLARS NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
- from the subscribers premises, near yellow
springs, November 0, Black Mare, two years old
last spring. about fifteen hanns and one inch high,
with star 10 her forehead, he-yy name and foreton
and hare footed, reward of $50 is offered for her
recovery. ADAM HANNA.
NEslA, Nov. "a, 1866. e. Us t5, '-I.7 noy25git
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1865-12-11

NJ NoTlOE IL hereby given that petition with DO
~ presented 10 the Board OF Commissioners of
montgomery County, Ohio, nt their next reRulp
session, praying for the location and abshineu
o. county road leading from the Dayton q Lebanon
turnpike 70 ths Oentrevo a Waynesyiile road
commencing at the North East corner OF school lot
OF sun District No. o, in Washington township, and
ruoni tnenee east through the lands Of Iafee a
Roselle, Thomas Hattie d, the heirs OF j s. Rober ~
J. 8. Wilson, II. W. Reeler, j. 4. All. h. simpson,
Joseph Thomas, and John p. Sears, being dlstance
OF about TIVE miles MANY PETITIONERs
oct2TwGt
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1865-12-11

M AIRY Jane Metherd Of Logansport in the Ooin.
Il " Of Glass; AMI state or indiana ia notified
thst ihnlel Metherd did, the 23d day OF October
1860, file HIS petition the Office Of the Clerk OF ihc
Court or Common Pleas OF Montgomery Cou nty ohio.
charging the said Mary Jane Metherd with adnlierv
WITH one John Houser, and asking that he may BE-
divorced from the said Mary Jane Metherd which
1866, of SAID Court - r' ''''''''
Dated this 4th day Of November 1865. etw
y a. ULAT, Atty. DANIEL MHTHERD
The tri-weekly news. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1865-1876, 1865-12-16
VOL. II.-NO. 1870.
will'try toe&plain what little ofit,I seem

willtry to explain what little ofitI seem
to see. s:t'.
sEirst-:tbete is music IN heaven !bc.
cause in1nusic there is no self.wil. Musio
goes on certain laws and rules. Man
did not make these laws of music =. he
has only found them out; and if he be-
selt,willed'spd prtak them, there is an
endof his music Instantly. all he brings
cnt is discord aud ugly sounds. Tie
greatest musician in the worla5isi Ms much'
bound by those laws as the learner in
the school and the greatest musician is
the one who, instead of fancyino tba.t
because he is clever, he may throw aside
the laws OF mnstc, knoSs the laws of
music best, and observes them NOS. re-
lvcrcnlly. And therefore it was that
.thc'old Greeks the wisest of all the hea.
;tnens, made point of teaching their
chldrcp music. because they said it
Taught them nor to be self.willed, and-y
ianciiul, but to see the beauty of order.
the usefulness Of rules, the dvineness Of
laws. 'hi '''J =.
And therefore music is fit for heaven
therefore music is n pattern and type Of
heaven, and of the Everlasting lilifc Of
God, which perfect, spirits live in lrsa ven;
life ofmelody and order in themselves
life in harmony with each other and
with G@d.-.Hthyc}y's Sermons. " y
The tri-weekly news. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1865-1876, 1865-12-16
The Cnaries,om Daily Scsvs.

4 S native Carclirians, the publishers
"A will naturally look to tho interest of
their own State, and to that of the South:
and as citizens OF the United States they will
not be wanting in the proper amount Of de,
.votion and respect for, the General Govern
ment. Every effort shall $e made to make
the DAILY NE us first class newspaper
aud in every way worthy of the patronage
OF the public. ~ tN1 "o
Our terms, for the present, will be Mt the
rate of SO per ;fnnIm Subscriptions re-
cciyeG ,fGr.3, g aRd12 months, payable in
advance. ryS
1dcmtising. Ono square, ten lines, one
Insertion, One DallaranI Fifty Cents &
Each continuation, tScventy'fve cents.
less tlAsn n square, Fifteen cents per
line for first inserrion Half Price for each
continuation.
Postmas;crs and Others throughout the
country, who mny interest themselves in
procuring subscriptions, will be allowed the
'CATHCAHf, !. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.,
s. Proprictors.
No. 1s IIayne st d Charleston, S. G.
oct 2f65
The tri-weekly news. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1865-1876, 1865-12-16
SEEb-WGRHS.

Twas nothing-a mere idle word
From careless lips that fell,
Forgot. perhaps, ns soon as sand;
And purposcless us we'll.
But yet, rs on the passing wind
is borne the little seed, 1854
which blooms unheedcd, rs flower,
r Or as n noisomc wecd-- 3i''
So often will n single word,
unknown, its eud fulfil. ~"
And bear, in seed, the flower and fruit
Of actions good or ill.,