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The Placer herald., 1865-09-02

There is u ltlle excitement ia Chicago,
growing nni ot tho attempt there to intru-
d""e "-gr" equality into the Pa lIc Schools
a writer in the Times of that city puts the
ease thur: :-''ln the J mes school. on South
Clark stree, where large number "f boih
-txrs are IN attendance. the white children
are compelled To sit with them, however ~
rugnant I" their f--llngs. and ar. -.lu .a'r,l
hy their teachers to the belief that they a. \
their equals aud rs good HIS they are. r.,
c-m'I, u litil- White girl was sent uu, of the
sch""I room f.. pun'-h,n. ~, because sue oL.
jscted 10 sit next to q negro"
The Placer herald., 1865-09-02
Law Of NevvSpapers.

l. Subscribers who do not give tx rr, IS notice
TO the contrary. considered as wishing TO con.
time the subscription.
2. IT subscribers wish their papers discontinue
ed publishers Eay continue TO send them until
all charges are paid.
3. Ifsuhsclil,ers neglect or refuse to axe their
papers from the Office OF place TO which they are
se..t, they are held responsible until they settle
their bills and give due notice TO disconti ue.
l. II suhscrh"rs move TO other places without
Informing The publisher. and the p; per is sent to
the former dir ction. they are held Iesnonsiblr
Notice should always ne g ven OF tie mo,ul
S. The Coniis have decided. that refusing to
take paper from the cf1icr. or removing and
leaving il uncail"d tor. is prima Jacico evidence
al intentional fraud.
The Placer herald., 1865-09-02
1HE STATE LBHAIAN QuEsrInN SerrIr

lHE STATE llBHAlAN QUEsrInN SETTLED.
line CASE OF Jerome Maiden Us S,rattnn
was decided, August 10 h, in favor of the
latter hy The S"p'em- Court. The Governor
appointed Madden to snperss.le Srraltop as
STATE Librarian; .hs latter refused I" give
the office nI. and Maiden brought suit in
t'" sixth District Court, which was decided
!" his favor. s'ra''on appealed 10 the Su.
pf"n'e Court, whirh has now re.prs-d the
decision 1T tho lower CnnrI, thus confirming
S"a't"n ~ l'..sr.sl"n # The "tfi 9 until the
n-x' Legislature shall provide for the eleci
li"n "t his successor, by slecting anothsS
Trustee Of the Library.
The Placer herald., 1865-09-02
RAILROAD TIMETABLE,

Mail and Passenger train lc.yc So rgm,n'o at
$50 A. NJ. arrive at Auburn 1T s A NJ. and at,
Clipper G ~ at $50 There is al O "a Mail NJ.
Passenger train thot leaves Sacramento at 5 p. NJ
and arrives nj Clipper Gap AT S.45.
Returning The cars leave Clipper Gap 1T . 30
A. Tor SACRAMENTO, and at 4 10 pm. Eut one
train is ran Oh Sunday. leaving Sncr men,o al
$50 Nj. and Clipper Gap at 8 80 AN.
The Placer herald., 1865-09-02

five miles. Here in February last, the ln-
dians captured three ar four teams AMI mnr,
d.red three men. All nigh, long W. ,rudg-.
finds us down among the m-squit groves "t
the FIa.--Hnw We cross the sandy wash
called Aqua tria river, -four miles further
aud the waters "t Sail river are before us
fifty five miles from the last water. This
river rises in the stacks Of m"unlains seen
To the north eas, AN almost unknown re,
gi"n It's waters here are but sliyntIv salt.
Directly in from, of US, On the apex Of
small, rone-shape,l mountain, there is Arls-
'iraliy arranged pile of r." Ks. on, of which
rises n ag-s'"tt, aud around the northern
base "f tins mountain, t1nw- the ,ily walris
"t the CHA, uniting with Salt river, about
three hundred yards below our fnrling place.
The monument WAS placed there shortly after
the war with Mrxir and upon ,ha, ilse.
staff our Eagles found their extreme s"nihern
perch. l'v the u-4nliati"nS Of MIR. Gas len.
cur boundary WAS moved down To 81 deg
20 min. nov:h.
Whilst We SIT bv the stream, enjoying IA
rest, clusters of da,k clouds began Ia roll up
over HE Il 'g-slati; then came the lunhl,ny
sound AS "i hundred hrav, tu,,hriIs r"!-
my over The rock, surface "f the ,sr-rnru-
earth. t'raduallv the storm rises; the wind
'l' Ives Tive clouds further north, where The,
collect IN dnk lnas>->; HE air is lhhE with
eddlrs o. sand and dust, and presently. from
HE darkest and most wrah> collection of
r!' u'l~, darts upon the earth q scMhpg wire
"t fire. and
"Nearrr, clearer, deadlier than before,
Ii is. il is, the Cano- opening roar
An in''ssant roll Of thunder, las,irg toi u
toll hour, roll'ng aud r-verbera'i ing far I" the
west ward occasionally r-new-. as It hv n
fresh battery If 'h"nsald FOUNDERS. frrsI l.,
come INT" the field; whilst the willows and
tall co'i"nw 'ds sway ed 10 and fro. ,nirg.
ing II elr glani aims and wildly tossing lh-'r
pinn"'i rrcsls, unul y"I tanrei them "ne
vast me "f munster grenad rrs in deadly
'hrle". The rain d"s'eI IN gi-s' drops upon
'he earth, falling At an angle Of t,I'y five
degrees. We yu a soaking, hut saw
storm upon the G''a. twenty mites fu''hr
W f"!ei II- GIla. and iiv- more brought
u I" The Maln"pa Wells, the first settlement
south It Nhk~n 3urg. a.
The Placer herald., 1865-09-02
NOTICE. .

NV'lCE is hereby given that during nv ab
~ siIlcr in the Atlantic States. DR.. Henry Huh
ar and William Crutrher ar" my duly author
~" agents tn tr,n.act all my business. All per
.ons interested are notified to call upon my said
agents.
.., JOSEPH WALKUP.
AeSarn. May l2lst, lsG5-tt. q
The Placer herald., 1865-09-02

An IRISH gnl !e Told n l"nris', who wished
tor II r-as"n why erI,re was always Of the
t.m'nine order. ma, he it Was Lecauss Sue
always had the last word"
The Placer herald., 1865-09-02

Oveihra,lng ths rr,Ds!k that there haC
been much less en"w during The war than il
the four preceding winters. @ nip responded
Yes. hul much more sIayin.."
The Placer herald., 1865-09-02
BILLIARDS.! BILLIARDS !!

II you want nice Game Of Billiards, OH
an excellent Table,
Gail ut llolly's Billiard saloon. ON the Plaza on
posi'e th" Pos, Office. where th" un"rsig gnrd will
or pleased to see YOU: and where also you can
OBTAIN the best Of liquors and cigars
ED. HOLLY.
Auburn. August 9TH, 1864 my.
The Placer herald., 1865-09-02

lhe ''uft Al" papers report that their city
will s"pn l'er"me salt emporium. The,
say in xil the wels t,orel there for oil, good
veins OF salt water have been found
The Placer herald., 1865-09-02
3. =. M YR ES .

Attorney and COunsello NJ Law "A uburn.
OFFICE IA building ON Court street. hex, nuor
" to the Temple. Having resumed The practice
oflaw will attend to all busiDrss nlus,,,i to his
care in the several courts vi the State. jeIlmy
The Placer herald., 1865-09-02
J. Z. HALE.
HALE. II. II. FELLOW
HALE & FELLOWS.
Attorneys at Law,

WILL PR ACTlCE in all III, courts Of Place,
w and adjoining counties. and il The Supr. M
Court. Office in brick l. ok opposite Temple
Auburn, March lth. 1865.
The Placer herald., 1865-09-02
LAW CARDS.
JOHN T. CANNON,

Attorney aud OnnseIlOI AT Law,
A1NCOLN, PLACER COUNTY. CALlFORNIA
NV ILL practice in the couits OF Placer md
w anjoinin. counties. All business intrustc.l
TO his care will hr pnnctually attended to.
Lincoln June 2:ih 1865 my
The Placer herald., 1865-09-02
Nearer. clearer, deadlier than before,

From Prescott TO Skull Valley ........cO miles
skull Valley to Knkllno's Ranch
knkl'nn'- Ranch To Peoples 10
frrplrs Ranch 10 .Anirlop. creek II ="
Antelope creek to " .ckcnburg ~ -
Total from Prescott ......72 "
W'ckcnburG I" Vantasscl's Ranch I
NAnass,lo ranch to leaving river 3
leaving iiv'r to point vi White
Tank mountain -
point OF Mt'n To Aqua Frio river II "
Aqua Fro river to Salt river
" Sail river to the ior ot the CD, 20
t. ord 10 t..c M.ricUpa Wells ~ 3
Total from Wckenbrrg to :he wells IS
Wells to Cas-, BlancU ...ll
Casa DlahcO to >.tCa'O Tone Station. II
S'catOne station To OncnlA station IL -
Oncida st,'n tu Blue Water stat n IL
Blue Water station to Picacho sl'n lG :"
Picacho stain to Point of Rocks 28
Point .! Rocks ST II to Tucsoh " Is
Total from Wells to Tues n lO9
from Prescott to Tucson .. 26G /"
The Placer herald., 1865-09-02

GE>EEAL SntRMAN's CouKsE. - At the
Gen"rai's rer-p'l"n AT Lancaster, Ohio, he
naie l'r'rt speech, in winch hs gave the
following s'.uni and excellent rnunsel TO lis
audience; and it woull hr well for the coun.
ny, IT "'he I"wers Ila, l'e." ani the people
would adopt II, and faithfully net it on:
he past is now with the historian, tnt
We must still grapi- with the future. In
This we need guide, and, fortunately for us
all We can trust tho Constitution which has
safr'y brought US through the gloom and
danger of the past Let each State take
care If its ow" local interests aud aF ,irs-
Ohio of hers. Louisiana Of hers, Wisconsin
# hers. and l'-ieve the best results will
follow. You all know we'll that | have lived
'nnrh at the South. aud say that though
We have been butter and fierce enemies in
war, we must trust this people again in
peace"
The Placer herald., 1865-09-02
JOB PRINTING

Ofevcry variety. executed with ncatncss and
dispatch. at reasonable ratcs.
The Placer herald., 1865-09-02
r. & c. n. MITCHELL.
Rates Of A dvcrttsing:

Rates OF Advertising:
Ten lines one square. This sized Type:
tlTSl SZ w
Each subs, qnrnt insertion. ion............l 90
For hal square. OF less. ....... ....1 90
Each subs' qurnt insertion. ........ so cents
Liberal deductions made to monthly or yearly
advertisers.
The number of insertions must hc marked ON
ahe advertisement, otherwise it will be continued
until forbidden.
The Placer herald., 1865-09-02
A Pittsburg w mans Opinion.

The Pe"no. Jfersonian says Mrs Jane c.
Swissh-ln aud her extreme raical opinions
are too we'll known 20 need any introduction
from us. She has been residing in Wash
inoton City for some lnp and We Hnd let
ter from her in cotemporary regarding
Mrs. SurrA,t. which will hc read with inter.
es'; it shows that she possesses large
amount "f womanly sympathy. Mrs Swiss :
helm SAYS:
''lt Is customary to represent Mrs Snrratt
as y monster with an unlimited am unt of
cunning aud cruelty in her fare; bnt she is
simply representative Southern woman, no
better "r w",se than n maj inity of S u,hrrn
wou-n. know those who have known her
AS the belle and l-aulv "f her county, the
prl.d. spoiled tayorlie If fri pds, the idol Of
parents. husband aud children. Her face.
and indeed her whole figure. while on trial
was soft, rounded. tender and n,n,l,-tlv. Her
large gray eyes alone gave indiral'nn of re
.l,ed s irnyih Her behavior during that
long aud terrible ordeal was full Of .l-Iira-v
aud dignity. She made II" sren.s, rs ~ weak
or vain woman you'd have done. When
her daughter cams INTO court. and, with
qulvel'nu lip and streaming ~ =, appeared I"
he on the p'.int of breaking dawn. she, with
gesture "f r"nnani and enir-a'y r-slrain
+'i her During all the long, hon DAYS she
SAT ~nl her heavy mourning veil down. and
large ra'm leaf fan held helw+en her face
and the crowds who ua,hrlcd aud crushed
aud struggled to unze AT her. as il she had
tten an alligator, hundreds of persons in
these crowds making the most Insulting re-
ma, Ks in her hearing"
Describing tie court loom, the CORES
p"nd-nt state:
"M-n and woman stood q tip,oa. an.
stretched and strained, or hari . gaine en-
trance, stood c""lly and made such r-,na k.
"s w herr'> Mr., Suira'll'-.jrs, look # si,.
isn't pretending TO b. m"I-~ 2 i wish
r"p'i See her tare l,,.IIci 'l.u'i she u pv,l2
She looks like n ,Ievlir 'lIasn .he ho,rnl
ia'-F i hope Itr, II hang h.r-,--, bee.
hr'! All these ,emslks and u,r. ~ h.
s'"e "i them again aud ava u. aud nian NJ.
rml"n'-'l hv c"ar>r Daughter, | heard du,inu
The NV" hours aud hat ! sal near her, IN |
she must have heard them a> dist ,n.,l> as
':hl They were tvldrntl, pi-anl her.
1t arI"a'e'l I" me- &" cruel aud ro~ndl>
'hns I" insult u prisoner in rhains thai
could not refrain from ans~tI,nu. aud sever
al Times >aiH: 'S!,- has not =, lA iare 81 =
has good face, nnl II She has not, IL is
c"waIdlv To insult h..,.
":>he dr"pI,ri her fan and hook ed n, me-
with al .xli.s>l"n If gratitude shall never
forget. | in"k.d fiji into h,r -,..: mi,,.
We're filled wi'h heavy i,srs Several asked
me II i WAS a tIlrnd of Mrs Sn,iali.'
strange did any pity fr her appear"
Mrs S~'>>hrIm applied { permission t"
visit MIS-. Snla't airr the conviction, but
WAS II fused
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-06-15
An Interview with the Confed-
crate Geneal Forrest.

A correspondent Of the NeA Orleans True
Delta describes a recent interview with the
rebel General Forrest, at Meridian, Missis.
sippi. Forrest he says, is U man Of fue ap.
pesrADce, about six feet in height; dark,
piercing hazel eyes; carefully trimmed nous
tache and chin whskers; dark as night ;
finely cut features, and iron gray hair. His
form 1.-THE, plainly indicating great physical
power and activity The writer asked, after
some preliminary questions
Nov that you have time, General do you
think you will ever put upon paper the true
account OF the Fort Pillow AFFAIR."
"Well, said be, "the Yankees ought to
know; they sent down their best men to n
vestigate the affair"
"But are we to believe their report, Gensr-
alp
"Yes, if we are TO believe anything nigger
says. When went into the war, | meant to
fight Fighting means killing. have lost
twenty-nins horses n the war, and have killed
man each time. The other day was horse
ahead, bat at Selma, they surrounded me and
killed two-jumped my horse over ene-horse
wagon, and got away" | began 10 think
bad some idea of the man at last He con-
tinued "My Provost Marshaps book will
ShO" Nudb nave bhhbu
prisoners during the war At Fort Pillow |
sent a flag of truce, anddemsnded an uDcondi-
tonal surrender, or ] would not answer for
my men. This they refused sent them
another note, giving them one hour to deter
mine This they refused | could see the
river boats loaded with troops. They sent
back asking for an hour more. gave twenty
minutes | eat on my horse during the whole
time The fort was filled with niggers and de-
serters from our army men who lived side by
side with my men, ! waited FIVE minutes az
ter the time and then blew my bugle for the
charge. In twenty minutes my men we're
over the works, and the firing had ceased.
The citizens aud Yankees had broken in the
heads OF whisky and beer barrel and we're
all drunk, They kept up firing all the time
as they went down the hill Hundreds Of
them rushed to the river, and tried to swim
to the gunboats, and my men shot them down.
The Mississippi river was red with blood for
three hundred yards. During all this time
their flag was still flying, and l rushed over
the works aud cut the halyards and let it
down, and then stopped the 6gbt Many of
the Yankees were in tents in front, and they
we're in the way, as they concealed my men,
and some Of them set them on FIRE. II any
were burned to death, it was in these tents
They have living witness in Captain Young,
their Quartermaster, who is still alive, and
will leave it TO any prisoner have ever taken
if have not treated them we'll
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-06-15
An Odd Case.

The Louisville Journal of Monday has the
following: A day or two ago we mentioned
that man by the name of Cunningham had
teen arrested on the charge of bigamy and
seduction, and elopug with young
girl from Cincinnati The examination be-
fore the City Court on Saturday morning
showed quite a different state of the case
Instead of Cunningham running away with
the girl the young lady ran away with him.
She testified that she paid the fare from Gin
cinnati to this city, and knew that Cunning
ham was married man, She also stated
that he promised to marry her as soon as he
could obtain divorce. The gay Lothario
was discharged. Subsequently an attempt
was made by the City Attorney to try him on
the charge of "disorderly conduct" but no
case cou Id be sustained.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-06-15
PUBLIC SALE

HaS Ha@i1an stSis q eoUhtS, ShiS, |ss.
DURSUANT to the command of an order for sale
j. from the Court Of Common Pleas OF Hamilton
County Ouio and to directed, will offer at public
SALE on the premises in the city of Dayton, Ohio on
Tuesday, June 20, A. d. 1865,
At eleven o'clock m, the following described
estate, to wiE All of lot numbered three thousand
one hundred and fifty sl5O on the revised plat Of the
city OF Dayton, in Montgomery county, Ohio, being
the same lot conveyed to Lewis Whteman, ,dece sed
by deed dated July l, 1854, and recorded hook X,
No. 2, page 8, OF the records OF said Montgomery
county.
Valued at 5000.
And also, all Of OTIS numbered four thousand one
hundred and twenty eight (4l2s), four thousand one
hundred and sIxty-two (462) and four thousand one
hundred an thirty (4130) In said city Of Dayton,
Montgomery county, Ohio, being the same lots con
veyed to Lewis Whitemau, dece sed, by deed dated
July 81 1885, and recorded in book No. 2, page 2,
OF the records last aforesaid.
Lot No. 4l25 valued at. $500
Lot No. 4l62 valued at $50
Lot No 4l30 valued at. 25o
To be sold by order OF Court in the case wherein Viii.
liam F. IRWIN and others plaintiffs and Catharine
L. Whteman and others are defendants, in proceed.
.ngs for the partition OF certain real estate (case No.
26,096)
Terms Of sale-One third cash on day of sale; one
third in year, and third In two years with in
terest the deferred payments to be secured by
and mortgage upon the premises, the purchaser,
however to have the privilege OF paying all cash down
on day Of sale, RICHARD CALVIN,
Sheriff OF Hamilton Co., o., and Special Com'r.
CALDWELL CoPPOCK, Attorneys.
Cincinnati May 10, l86o-ltD&6tW
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-06-15
MfnicaI.

For the speedy cure OF Chronic Diseases, such as
lnhamatory Rheumatism, Liver Complaint, Fisula,
Cancers, &c. Also,
SEXUAL AND SEMINAL DISEASES,
Such as Gonorrhea, Gleet, Syphilis Uterine Hemor-
hage, Dyemenorrhea Leucorrhea Oatarrh OF the Bad.
der, and all other affection OF the Urinary apparatup
STRIO OlUREs-Spasmodic and VegetatIng structures
cured by a new process without pain.
DIR. BlTLER swell known throughout the coun.
try as an eminent Physician, aud has rad twenty
three years experience as a regular practitioner
Persons calling at Dr. BIS office, or sending for pack
ages of Medicine, may rely on his assurance olconf-
dental secresy, with implicit faith, and expect no
more than to be charged with fair and mutually
satisfactory remuneration for services rendered
SELF ABUSE-Ths solitary vice or deprayed Sex
ual indulgence praetced by the youth OF both sex TO
an almost unlimited extent, can BE- cured Persons so
afflicted should apply Immediately, either IN person
or by letter and have a cure affected.
FEMALE DISEASES-Spch az suppTessiona, Ir.
regularities, Falling ofthe Womb Tnmors, all Uri.
nary Diseases, painful or difficult Menstruatlon &c
Have no delicacy in calling. No difference what YOU
troubles may be- he afflicted cordially invited TO
call and satisfy themselves.
Persons may tonsult DR.. BITLER either person.
ally or at his Box, which is 934, Dayton Ouio.
Consultation by letter One Dollar. Personally, or
at his Office, free. Remembe' the name,
DIR. M. BITLER co.
p. O., Box 994, Oleggs Hail, Third street. En-.
trance TO main hall, Room no. Q.
Office Hours nom A. M, to 0 P. NJ.
m23dly.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-06-15

MoRNoNIsM.- Mormans are said to
have one hundred and fifty missionaries at
work in Europe, and as result Of their la.
bors, bands of converts, headed by elders, are
constantly making their way to Utah, the
land of the saints, A Mormon elder reports
that their missionary successes in the gentle
European world have been such, that one
hundred thousand emigrauts have been
brought thence to the land of promise during
the past twenty years
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-06-15
SALE OF LAND WARRANT

Geo. W. Houk In the Superior Court OF
Dan 's, ssrlbsr Montgomery oEI0 county
DURSOANT 10 an order aud decree OF said su eri.
Il Court at its April Term, 1855 in the above case
said county,
On Saturday The LIST day ofJuly, 1855
between and three o'clock, A. M OF said day. to
the highest bi der Land Warrant certificate No 62254
bearing date April 3D. ls49 issued in the name Of
said defendant Daniel s. Barber.
Terms OF sale cash.
@. H. DAVIDSON,
Sheriff Of Montgomery CO., o., and Special Master.
June Sd, 4tw.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-06-15

Mount Vernon is once more accessible to
visitors, a portion of the seventy.ninth New
York having been sent there as guard. Mr.,
Herbert, who has had charge there for six
years, says the place has never been visited
by the confederate soliiery, 1t is in as good
order as before the war.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-06-15

The Augusta Constitutionlist says A de-
plorable state of affairs exist in South Carroll.
ma There is no law save that of might, and
citizens are pillaged constantly of their prop.
erty by marauders An overseer on a plan.
tarion, near Abbevile, South Carolina, was
murder.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-06-15
Current News Items.

John Mitchell, the editor Of the New York
News, late Of the Richmond Examiner, has
been arrested by the Government and taken
to Fort Lafayette.
Ex Governor Aiken has arrived in Charles.
ton from Washington and has had an enthu-
siastic reception by the citizens BE is on
his parole He speaks in high terms Of the
President.
Two Supreme judges in ST. Louis have
been forci5y driven from the bench, while
holding court BY the military, acting under
orders Of Governor Fletcher, who obeyed a
decree of the lute Convention to that effect
The heavy loss of Government property at
Nashville is connected with some alleged de-
ialcations at that point, which are now wiped
out, so far as proof is concerned
G.. NJ Deauy, Of Augusta, Maine, who
was sentenced for forging enlistment papers
of soldiers, to pay fine OF $40, 900 and be
imprisoned ten years, has had the sentence
remitted by the President.
There had been severe riot between the
New York and Western Virginia troops at
Washington.
BY destructive FIRE in Brantford, Canada
West, about half the business part of the town
was destroyed. Loss from 500 900 to SIPS.
900.
The steamers Persia and City of Cork took
out yesterday from New York for Europe, 81
100000.
The Mexican Minister in Washington is
confident: the French will be driven out of
Mexico before the end the year,
General Sheridan has submitted a report
in which he is very severe on General War
rem.
A number OF the old South Carolina plan
ters have taken the oath, and have gone TO
General Gilmore to recover their old plauta
tons
The New York Tribune's Washington cor.
respondent says the soldiers are now desert
ing in large numbers, deeming the war over
and their engagements concluded.
1t is stated by the Pittsburg Post, that
President Johnson, in recent conversa-
ton declared that the Government could
not exist without the democratic party"
Upon which the Cleveland Paindealer
truly remarks 'If this statement can
he relied upon, it will raise the Pres
i lent in the estimation of all intel
ligent and honest men. The govern
ment never has existed day without the
Democratic party, and it never will. Under
the guidance of Democracy our country
reached an enviable degree of prosperity,
FROM which it has been plunged into an
abyss of ruin by four short years of ere
publican" misrule. All that is left of the
elements offuture prosperity and greatness,
has been saved by persistant defence of
the right by the advocates of democratic
principles. Well will it be for our country
and the world, if Mr. Johnson, true to his
former record, and true to his early polit-
ical education, shall set himself at work to
restore the landmarks of that glorious old
party which has ever been the rock of our
safety and bulwark of our defence"
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-06-15

PaosEoUrIoN ABASDoSED.-At recent
term oe the Court of Common Please, of
Franklin county, Ohio, the State Attorney
General entered nolie pros. in the proceed
ings pending against Mr.. Breslin late Treas
urer OF the State.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-06-15

An odd rumor about the as sin Booth,
comes from Brussels, the papers there declar.
ing that he was born in that city as long ago
as 1913.