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"NIGGBR ON A WOOD, PILE,

When / first began to go to New Orleans,
Jake Crabb abouf The blacklist sample of
ebony this side of the Gold coast; was almost
always member of our stevedore gang and
as Jake could handle a coltonJbale, hogshead
of tobacco, or tierces of bacon trifie handler
than any other stes edore in New Orleans, was
the b st ',chaunter" for a gang, and was
always cbock full of original fun, everybody
along he ievee knew him. and Jake was a
universal favorlte among everybody, fe
Jake had saved money, and one day be
bought himself tout and went into business
Not stevedorine-J could do better than
that He took TO grave digging; and as a
New Orleans grave lis two and a half feet
deep, price fur dollars, Jake could do up
twelve day, and during the. yellow fever
ard cholera seasons, he was overrun with
business, absolutely coming money But his
avocation was periodical. Jack Frost alway
killed Yellow jack and black Jake's enter,
prise very dead for time Then Jake would
be despondent till harves time came abound
again, He was Obliged then to scut INTO his
pile, . as he called ii ''9'4 l5s13 a I1
One fall, just at the commencement of
Jake's dull season our ship dropped in along
side one of The piers at Lafa " tie, and about
the first live thing sat | discovered on shore
was Jake Crabb, perehed on top of stave
pile fit en- feet high, dangling his legs and
looking rs forlorn MS superanuated 0 vi. 10
''Halloa there, Jake, how are yod ? How
do yon weather 2" r 4.a4... ,-.5
s,Moitee bad, massar mate oitee bad,
now 'od ye, Cuttin at de p,la sar, cutin
at de pile" @l't te-
"Why, what's the trouble, Jake ?''
81 itole ye maEsar mate, de tack am, dey
d. ant die fass s-nuff; dey doant die fsss
a-nuff, sar.'
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Tue Lords of the Admiralty have been OBJ :
lige 10 restrict the smoking privilege of heir
ave lars, and the new regulations say =
Smoking viii benceforth be allowed on Sun
lay aud Thursday afternoons, until the pipe
to clear up decks, provided it does moi inter
fere with the duties of the ship, or with the
necessary drills in newly commissioned ships.
and when ships are in harbol the ordinary
evening time tor smoking (which now begins
Mt P M. after quarters will be extended
to 9 P M. No smoking is ever to be allowed
during divine service, or while any duty is
going on." he last regulation suggests that
the sailors were in tht habit OF a Whit at very
odd times 4H eftlss.a.s. ..t
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AN EXCELLENT TOILET SoAP.-A pure
soap, which is peculiarly adapted for soften
ing the skin, is made as follows Take a
quarter Of pound of old CASTLE SOAP slice
it down into a pewter jar and pour upon il
two quarts of alcohol place the jar in yes
sci of water at such heat as will cause the
spiri to toll, when the soap will soon dis
solve; then put the jar. closely covered, in a
warm place, until The liquor isclarifed take
off any scum that may appear on he surface,
and pour it carefully from the dregs. then put
it ioto a jar sgain and place it in the vessel OF
hot water, distilling all the spirits that may
arisY; dry the remaining mass in the air for a
few days, when white, Transparent soap Will
be obtained, free from all alkaline impurities
and void of smell
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r, RAILROADS.
NEW YORK & NEW HAVEN RAIL
~ - w - T1nAnl l- ED. 4s u 81


SUNNI Err ARRANGEM ENT,
COMMENCING MAY 18TH, 1866 Pa er
[ js,stion in Nav ork, corner OF 9th str, and
Alb avsnss Ensrs9 SnT e. M NV s ToaK
For New Haven't 800 (Ex.,l ll,30 A, M:
1915 (Bx.,) 800 (Ex.) s,46, and 5000 lEa')
P. M. =. ooo IN y .,oo 49,,
12,15 eek } 800 (Ex.0 As. $50, and S'oo (E&')
Far Milford and stratford II oo, 1l.ao A. M;
S45 aud 5 80 P. N. oo
For Fairfield, Southport. and Westport--7 90,
Al sO4 MsA6 and ESQ P; N; an !, 90 w..
l2.I5 lex , 800 Elk, 3.4b, 4.So, $50, 500 ssft
For parien 9 90, 80 A. M. As a 80 and $50
For Green~ich-7. $50. 1l,so AN; s.45,4so,
For Stamford oo,s 90 Ex., $50, 11;so A M;
1a,lb Fx.s 500 Ez AS, 800 $50 ''s eso' 500
For PR, Chester aad intermediste statiops :
100, 9,Soli, s0A M s,4s, 43s $780, 80. and q
= al CONNECTING TRAINS. ~.
For Boston, via Spring fields 90 M FIX.
For Bostoo, via Shore ne-l2,l6 Ex., 100
Far Hartford and Spring fsd-s.Oo Elk. A, M.
12.15i g 90 Elk /, 500 P. N ava,e. .r,.3
For Copnec,icut River Rsroad-8:OO Ex, AN.
l2.I5 p. M. to Montreal, 800 P. to Northsmp-
For Hartford, Providence, and Fiskiil Railroad
8 90 Elk "a. M, IL ,l5 P. n. ,si,g 81 20
Eoy NeS haven. New Loadou, aud StooiDgion
saasroad a 500 Am l2l5, 800 and 500 ? M,
E5s Osnsb Rairoad-ts.l5 Pm, 70 Nor.nsmp
For HoHstonic Railroad-s.oe A, M ana , w
2. ~ -
For Naug stuck Rail- oad-S.0o A. M. 500 p NJ
For Daubury aod Norwalk Rai'roac-1.Soo,
$50 4. M ,4s30P. M g, ~
C6mmodious SLEEPING CARS attached to
500 p. NJ. TraiD. ztsg .f,.E.,
s,I - JAMES al HoYT, superiatenden
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ga merchant who died suddenly, left left in
his desk letter written to one of his CORES,
ponden,s. His clerk a son of Erin, see
ing it necessary to send the letter, wrote at
the bottom, ''since Writing he above have
died" H3F
A cross old man says women take almost as
much time in making up their minds as they
do to make up their bodies. asaP W
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TvAPEUoD RAILRoADs-ouna, s and d, 4 L

FsAPE COD iRAILROADrrOn and ~
" tet Mon 3aynApfl H., cars !eaYe stEe Depot
Of she OLD Colony and Newport Railway ia VS.
taa,, icy, iHy sneis II s a. NJ, and express A 80
p, N go A4AlEW Sn4
Laaye Hyan1is Tor Boston, 7.o5 a. M and 2 80
p .sfq AiEti IT'S cont ecting with trains IN The
O.. G ano Newport Railroad at MiddleboEt', and
Fairhaven Railroad at West Warehsm. -, So
Passengers fol-, Nantucket will take 8 &. NJ
train from Boston, and steamboat on srrival al
HYannis rti. z-..s ~
/ The 4 80 train / ON Boston will not stop at
stations lhstwesB Mtddle1ofo' aud Boston sTne
I05 "A. M sinfrom ttyannls will not stop 70
leavs saseeegeRs between sMiddeboro' aud BIS
,on, kept at Bsidgeweter, North Bridges after
/ and South Brsiolrse, .y{e ..sT,.sa@,,'a.
a merchantaise tain " III tpave ffyannTs 4or
Boae6h Newport sud way stations att7}lo b..
and returning sane days leave Miadlehdra i al
l2.15 p. 81 ctnnecting with $40 A N. train
from Bostoo, .agdt8 45 q aia from Newport.
Passenger car w},h tois train betwsep Middle
bero .acds II annis, Mondays. WEDNESDAYS aud
Fridays. ar T 80 3 '-'s't
ais Trtstf9 E. N. wfNFL 0W, Sup't.;
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rHEAP AND PLEASA MT SU M M fsR
" tKAYEL s--Raeitan and Delaware Bay Rail

N u ''l1e' 2 VIE TT TT
5 New York to Camden, from Pier No, til Riv
er, daily az lo.45 A. connecting With trains
for Red Bank, Loug ranch, Mancheste, To@'s
River Bar egat, and Tuekerton !; As P. NJ for
Highlands, Middletdan, r ed bank, Shrewsbury,
EatoIss,wn, 0ceanP ors, Branch Pc, thong Branch,
STARK eKivsr,1 Faemngdaie. 5quankum, Bergen,
NJ anches Ter. nnag Z, mr. River. g.q
Fare T.. LoBg Branch. 81.
The sp !enui Steamer Jesse Hoyt will leave ss
above oai,y at ii A Nj :, for Camden direct.
THR0UGh IN FIVE HOURS.
Fare, $2 excursion Tickets. good for DAYS So.
+. On Camden take the Wess Jersey Railroad
for Cape May ana ell partso West Jersey. e,,
ir2 tt. -. -. -. L. - -
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CHuRE RAILWAY.-GIeat Mai

CHoRE LINE RAILWAY.-GIea Mail
~ Route between New YorS, Providence ana
Boston. three Daily Trains, leaving New Yo9k,
corner Of fwenty-seyenth sret and Fourth
avenue, at s. A NJ, 1875, and Up. Nj
This pew AID popular route between New DIX
and Boston is by Jar the most delightful between
The so great cities, skirting az il does the shore
OF Long Island Sound and Narras ansett Bay, be-
ing almost entirely free from dust THAT great
anDoy ance to, travellers and afording bne
sea bre.zs nearly the entire route. H4t j
Splendid sleeping attached to all night
aims. .fHfG GlfR 81.
siyl2tf +. j CALHOUN, Supt. ~
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ST. LOUIS. g.
ME- z G HA N Il y AND PEOPLES

NH II x u Ill A ~ II y "A - PEOPLES
M LINE. Leave on Saturday. s:h ms, p M.
For s. Louis Cairo, Memphis, and all later
mediate iandings-r bs large and swit-running
pass ngyr steamer HENRY AMtS. Thomas /.
Crawf5r master, John NJ. Lesvsnsworth. clerk,
viii Lave as shove, having fine rooms and every
thing thst is calculated to make the trip . pleas
Mt one. $50 srl log eve. rs
For freight or passage, apply on board, jy7
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For Freight or Passage (having fine accom-
modstiops apply to Henry Winsor & Ca.
1872 S5ulh Delaware Avenue.
The day book. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1857-1867, 1865-07-27

NHarShaFs ataffh snun.-The best ar
IYl iicle Grown for curing Cat RIB, Cold in the
head and 6eudscbf; an excellent remedy for Sore
EYES, Dealress has been removed by it. It'll
recommended by many OF the best physicians. and
il ned with great success and satisfaction every
where. NJ s. BURR Il CO., 2s fremont street,
General Agents. Sold everywhere. iell i
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Tor va " YoRK VIA =NawPosT

Il FaTe- UAbn Passage 90 DECK 81. Rfs'9
Cars ave toe Depot of thes OLD Colony and
Kneelsnd streets, a, 5 80 z. NJ, Ieaily.
For she steamer METROPOLIS, Captain b..
Simmons, on Mondays Wednesdays and Fridays,
Passengers by this QUITE can take 43oP. M.
Express frain aud arrive in Newport one hour
before the STEAMBOAT Train, having. ime to :
cure state room and M AXE other preparations 70 +
the passage. o eas3 3e3a 9sE Jtr.t ~. -,
p ugers by this line going to Philadelphia.
Baltimore, Washington, &c, can connect ai'h
tse New Jersey or Camden q Ambdy Rail- DAD
Baggage checked through. f'at ~ afHgs I
I"al9 = GEORGE SHlV Agent.
~ ira IT, AgaAa q laa Nc 81 WASHINGTON At.
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Shippers are requested to send Slip Receipt;
and Bills of Lsding with their goods.
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An Irish paper publishes the following
item: "a deaf man, named Taft, was run
down by passenger train and killed on We'd
nesday morning. He was injured in SINH
lar way about year sgo."e0ta 45.y :
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WE don t like to see lady with very min
ute feet, Ladies shouldn't stand upon triAes.
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HICxAGO AND ALTON Il : H.
" ROAD. abe nn1y Road through from 81.
Lou,s to Chiwea vfthuut change Of cars. Two
through Expr, u TraiDs aaily. a.. i So e.
Thj Unnibuses will save the Iicket once
corner Of Fourto and iPiaes Tor the cars IT tasI
81. Louis as folio We. erasspg TIE upper Fe'rs'
foot II Carr street: 50 5s if5 o{!9ua
reing Express sunday excepted A. N.
hight Express Saturdays excepted. . ~ a, |
y Sunday TX sresa. $40 A, ~ aaHad 0.a 4r.tI
Making connections 81 sBlootniEg foa 10 on 1e
Depot with the Illinois Centra y a,lroad ior i1as
SALE MENDOZA. Dixon, Freessoft, 6"iepa al puu"
leih. .t''N e'i" Ny,.a.
At chicago for Milwaukee. GAINESVILLE. Madl-
son, Prairie Du CHEN, La Crosse aud 81. faui l
In Onion Depot with PIttsbarg and fort wayne
Road, Michigan Central and Misblgau southern
Roads, for Pittsburg, Phiadelphis. saatlmore
and Washiugton, Detroit, Niagara FsAs, Ham
iltou. Toronto, Montreal and all points IN Cana
da; Toledo, Cleveland, Buffalo, Albany New ORR
and Boston. a.
p State-room sleeping Cars night trains.
Berths aud Ststa-reoms eau be secured a. the
office,
Smokin and Saloon Cars on day trsins.
le Fare and time to all points East via On Gag
8 the same as by all other routes.
m Baggage checked through to all points.
Ticket Office, No. 46, corner Fourth ana Plne,
under the Planters House, where all Information
respecting the different routes will bs cheeliu'ly
furnished. l
ROBERT BALE. General fupt.
SH KNIGHT, assistant Supt.
IL. DOWNS, Ticket Agent
Fr, /. hit Office corner Carr and evee. fel2 Tt
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E'nIE RAiLW Ya--Trains leave Depot
II foot of Ohsnb 4rs ST. via Pavona Ferry. I'd
200 NJ. Day Express for Canandaigua,
Rochester Boff4lu, Salamanca and West {3on-
meets al B1ff4Lfwith Lake Shore and G - nd
Trunk Railways, and at Salamanca with Atlantic
$50, a M, MIX spd Wsy Trsia dali; to o, ia.
willie 'ent g @lA2 s+-AfNL i5Sd
10 90 A. 81. Express Mafl for Buffalo, come ct.
ing With Lake Shore Rail~ay. ~ 99es :!
Newbcrg 46uaqsb os q srfas gatyjl on ,eaf
800 p MiaNight Express for Canandaigua.
Roch sfer, Buff sSalam nca, and West.
500 P. M, lighting Express, daily or Ca
nandaigua, Roch 3star 2 uffslo, Salamanca, Dua
KIRK, and West oCenaects at Buffal with Lake
Shore b nd Grand Trunk, Railways. snd5st Salai
fnahea with Atlantic sad Great Western Rail-.
way isgstbs3a sFss4 "a a15ai,f s5+t.sats,s
500 p. NJ. Fvigrant Train daily, for Bptfelo,
salsmanca, 9pQtirk and West. s.
HUGH RIDD LE. Gent Sup't,, New York y
& VIM. r. BARR, Gen'l Pass Ag't New York.
se2O- ". ~ NJ NOUS 40Ea q ria5s3 seG3 o. .G
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Frsights taken at fair rates.
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- a = q NTTts LIvA a. p 90 L..
ing SEMI " EEKLY carry gag the U s. Mails
CITY OF CORK......... WEDNESDAY, July 10.
CITY OF BALTIMORE SATURDAY July 9s.
elias GOW......."........WED NESDAY July 20
CITY OF WASHINGTON SATURDAY, July
a Noon, tFop Pier A North River
IA rs OF PASSAGE ey h.e
First Oabn..........$po 90 Stserage.....$30 90
" to Londog......95 on to london. "a 90
81 t. Paris......105 90 "to Parts 40 90
Passengers also forwarded to Hayre Hamburg
Breman, &c, &C, at moderate rates.
Passage by the mali steamers, sailing every
Saturday, payable in gold, Ps-sage by the midi
week steamers, PAYABLE in U. s currency.
Seeraae passage from Lv eronl or Qus en-
town, $50 golf, or lis equivalent Tickets can
be bought here by persons sendirg for their
friends.
For further information, apply al the Com.
panys's Offices. JOHN e. DALE, Agent
Ill WALNUT Street, Phi la.
BOSTON AND PHILADELPHIA
DIST GAMSHIP LINE, sailing Trom each
port on SATURDAYS. from first wharf above
PINE Street, Philadelphia, and Long Wharf.
Boston.
The steamer NORMAN, Captain Baker, will
sail from Philadelphia fol Boston on Saturday
July 22d, a. II A, M, and steamer Ssxton Cap
lain Mathews from Boston for Philadelphia,
same day, at4P. M.
These new and substantial steamships form
regular line, sailing frem each port PSI ctuslly
on Saturdays.
Freights taken at fair rates. ,.
Shippers are requested to send Slip Receipts
and Bills of Lading with their goods. f
For Freight or Passage (having fine accom-
nod tons apply to Henry Winsor Il Ca.
332 q NTH 0alavpara wanna
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Thes9 new and substantial steamships form O
regular line, sailing frem each port PSI ctuslly
on Saturdays.
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f.EErRAL RAILROAD OF NEW

FROM FOOT OF LIBERTY SFEET NORTH
soNsEcrIy AT r'1 H AN JuNcrIoR
~ With Deieware, Lsckawauuas and Western
Railroad, and 1T Easton with Lshieh Valley Rail-
road and its coanections, forming dlrect line %
PETERSBURG AND Tue W EST wlthost change
af cars.a Ihf6 bas efoE a6
aneatfMiddle Konte 10 The ", st. Two Expr sss
Treia. daily for the West except Sundays, when
ops trails, 10 he tven'ng- 9HA "
sixty Miles aud Fso Hours saved by this line
TO Chicago, Gacip6aGi, st. Lons. &c.,. wl'hs ouf
SPRING ARRANGEMENT.
Commencing AFrit2 "a, 1865, leave .sew Yofk,
ms fl ilaws t4f It qWa II
Ats.oo A. n ior Ea;toa Msuch cnaak- Wi
liamspert Wlke sbarre, MahOny City, &e
Toe A. M. FIR Be gin Point,
Mail Train at 500 NJ, Elem ing on Eastonl
Wa-er Gap, Scranton, WikesbaFFe, Great Bend
Pittston, Bingnampton. &c. 20 d ss i" is
900 A. M,-Western Express irr siaston, Al
lentown, harrisburg, Pitt sburg, and the West
with but one change of cars 70 Ciocinna;i or
Chic go, and but two O. anpes 81 Louis :
H.o0 A, NJ, 8, $50 5 3o,,,720 HOO r. az;
for Elizabeth doR r1'
1900 Nj Fur Eist,u Allentown. Msuch Chunk
Re4dmg Potsvile. Harris burg, &C..
400 P. NJ for .ston, scranton. Bethlehem,
Attention, Mauch, Chunk end Wiiilamsport'
500P.. tor Somei VILE and Remington.
gs6O0P.iM, hrS mervila. 4ie..- +. ID lisf
$40 z. M, Western Express for Esstop, Al
aentown, Reading, harrisburg, P1ttsbqfg ana ne
West. Sleeping Cora through fr m JERSEY CITY,
$40 Pittsbrrg every ev, nng "a 3s
Tickets Ter tbs W. can be obtained at The
eoffce Of the Central railroad OF NeV Jersey loot
eat Lib r.y ST., N. R, at No. | AS or House, at
,No. .27I and :626 Brpa1way, and the princ'pa
hotels s t5
ELEZABE IMPORT AND NEW YORK FERRY. .
Leave Few YorS from Pier No. North River
at d. M aa
Ths boats stop at Bergen p oiRt aad Mariners
Har Hor every trip each " ay.
J0S aAE ID. sTEARNS, superintendent
sel4.A. 80 - - - 2 \ - l99lllNa1A-
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II B. R. PEGRAM, Agent, IS Poydraa St.


WI LINZ Leaves en- Sa uIday, July 8, at
vieksburg, Nstehez Bat n Rouge and all inter-
mediate landings. The new and splendid pass
senger steamer HENRYsAM Els, Thomas l.. Cras-
ford, master. JohU M. Lsayenwosth, olsIk, will
Fsr freight or passage, apply ca bosre. iys
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~ Steamship Company connects with the His
nos C4ntra Railroad. Leaves on Sunday Jol y
g, at S o'clock P. M. For Louisville, Cairo,
Memphis, Picksburg. N atchtz, Baton Rouge and
al, nterr,ediste lsndipgs--The new ard splendid
craft. ma ster, j. a. iatum. clerk will leave as
ABOVE. For freight or .psss &c, spply on board,
or tn s,a.stts
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TLANTIC AND MTsSlSsTPPI

A sTE4MsH,P 90 AConoects vi h he hi.
nois Oestrall Rilroad Leaves SaturdaY. sth
inst. at 5 o'clock P. N. For St. Louis MeMpbis,
Cairo, Cincinnati, Nat chez, Baton Rouge and all
inferno diate landings. The fine passenger team
err IDA, HANDY, Tom Moore, master, Q. ".
Moore. clerk, VIII leave as above. For freight or
passage apply on board, ortoo aaaa 81 E8m
f,e B. R.. PEGRAM Agent SO Poydrss ST.
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nG.ERCHANTS AND PEOPLE,s

lN NE.-Leave On saturday, s b inst. 5 p,
N Eor St. Louis, Cairo. Memphis, Match z, Bas
ion Rouge, and all intermediate lapdings--I6e
large and commodious passenger steamer MAG r.
a ~. viii leave as ABOVE, having foe rooms and
sy ave that il calculated toinaks the trip1a
isasant one. @ g q G0lFHa GsGP lie 80
Fort For freight or passage, apply on board, jy6
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-08-05
Gen. Cox and AlnalgamatIon

During the years of 1861 and 1862,
General Cox, the present Abolition can
didate for Governor of Ohio, was men,
Der of the State Senate. AS some OF his
supporters emphatically deny that he is in
favor of negro suffrage and equality, we
herewith present them with his record
upon these points, in order that all'white
people may be able to form an intelligent
judgment upon the matter for themselves.
The following bill, which afterwards
became a.law, and is still on the Statute
Book of Ohio, originated in the House Of
Representatives, and was sent to the
Senate for concurrence
An Act to prevent the amalgamation of the
white and colored races. i"las
SECTION /. Be itenaeted by the General
Assembly of Ohio, That hereafter itshall be
unlawful for any person of pure white blood
to interInarry with or have Illicit carnal inter-
course with any negro, or person having a
distinct and visible admiXture of African blood;
or for any negro or person having distinct
and visible admixture Of African blood to in.
termarry with or have illicit csrnal intercourse
with any person of pure white blood and
any person offending against either Of the
provisions of this section shall be deemed
guilty of q misdemeanor, and on conviction
thereof shall be fined in any sum not exceed
ing one hundred dollars, or be imprisoned in
the Jail ofthe county for any period not ex
ceeding three months, or both, at the dis
creton of the court
SEC. 2. That any person who shall, know
lIngly solemnize a marriage forbidden by this
act, or any probate judge who shall, know
lingly, issue a license for the solemnization o
any marriage forbidden by this act, shall be
deemed guilty of misdemeanor, and on con
yictiou thereof, shall be fined In any sum moi
exceeding one hundred dollars, or imprison
ed in the county Jail for period no
exceeding three months, or both, at the dis
creton of the Court. w..
SEQ. 8, This act shall take effect and be il
force from and after it's passage. el'I Z"
On pages 65 and 66 of the Senate
journal of 1861 will be found the fol low
ing record, including the votes of Gen
eral Cox, on the passage Of the bill 4; q,
On motion Of Mr.. Moore. '''' H''.
H,B. No. 46 To prevent the amalgamatIou
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-08-05
Current News Items.

There was an ovation in New York on the
evening of the Sd, at Delmonico q, in honor OF
what was called the Mexican Republic. We
say called, for there really never existed
such government General Sheridan, our
commander In Texas, wrote a letter, in which
he came frankly out for war with France
and Mexieq. he says ouF work IN crushing
the rebellion will not be done until this takes
nlace He adds that the advent Of Maximil.
ian was portion ofthe rebellion, and his fall
should belong TO its history, 49, .
The Central Pacific Railroad is in complete
running order from Sacramento to Clipper
Gap and New England Mills, having le7 oars
and eight locomotives. They have $500 Chi
nese working on the read as laborers.
The Secretary of the TrcasAry has decided
that all bonds Treasury notes, and other Ghi-
ted Stases obligations, are exempt from tax
alton, under State or municipal law. We
don't see that the Secretary Of the Treasury
has any thing to do with the legal decision of
the matter more than any other citizen.
We are informed that the President is not
as element as has been represented, and that
!, during the last month he has only pardened
fifty rebels. a..Ia1 ."-.iH 'H''
The ravages of the cholera are dreadful in
AIexeudriA, Egypt There were l,7s5 deaths
from June u. to July H. More than 10000
people have left the city since the mortality
appeared ou the 10th of June. al
The health of the President is said TO be
still bad He eontemplates trip to Cape
May q III NJ .SF.ft}i
There is anIefIort being made in Washing
ton to set aside the monstsous order of Gen
ersl Terry, setting aside the election in Rich
moud.
An attempt has been made to raise The
frigate Congress, at Newport News, bat il
was unsuccessful. ''' ~
Admiral Dahlgren was married last night in
New York, to a daughter of Samuel Vintop
of Ohio.
General Mussy, tho Presidents private
Secretary, has gone 10 Boston on visit
Northern capitalists, it is said, have taker
hold Of the James River improvements.
Gold closed in Gallagher's last night q
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Notels.
PHILLIPS HOUSE.
James Anderson, Plaintiff,


Noah Anderson, John Bennet, Eliza Bennett, Daniel
Brain, Maria Brain, all Of the State of Indiana ;
David Smith, Sarah Smith, OF Madison county,
ohio Jacob King, Polly King Samantha Anders
son, and Alfred Iams, Guardian of Everett An
derson and Cerilda Anderson, Of Montgomery
County Ohio, Defendants.
The above named defendants hereby notified
that James Anderson the 18th day of June, A. d.,
1865 filed his petition IN the Superior Court of Mont
gomery county, praying that partition be made ofthe
following described premises situated IN said county 4
being in the South West quarter of section No thirty
four (34), township five 10y, Range five 10y, East, be-
ginning at the South Fast corner OF lot owned by
the heirs Of John H. Bechto deceased running thence
North, twenty rods, TO corner stone thence East
twenty four rods TO u corner stone thence South,
twenty rods TO corner; thence West, twenty four
perches to the place Of beginning, containing three
acres less and that at the next OF said
court said plaintiff will make application for order
that partition be made Of said premises in pursuance
1.-The Statute.
f. THOMPSON,
je27 6tw Attorney.