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The West Virginia journal. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1864-1877, 1866-07-11
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IHr I%nNic's EHmi!r D;wspupcr,
IS PUBLISHED EVERY WEDNESDAY MORNING, BY
MOORE 81 BRO.
OFFICE: OPPOSITE STEAMBOAT LANDING.
Advertising.

IL" J"rrNAL i, circulated throughout; tie ca:irs
K':ar!.a Valley. a;l IS the be,, advertising medium
Ia tlIia section Of the State.
The West Virginia journal. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1864-1877, 1866-07-11
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From tie .lHmt;,' .Ma"iy f"r JuH !
The Death OF Slavery.

~ WILLIAM 'rLLi.% ":;rA%i.
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MAYORS PROCLAMATION.
MAYORS OFFICE, Nav is, lse0

-4fTtl sf.lf MAYORS OFFICE, May is. 1896
To TIE CSsisens Of Dayton: ,noli
In compliance with Il request made bv the Pres
ident and members OF the City Board of Health
and many other citizens of the city, l. JON IA THAN
hENNE1 MayorO Dayton, doissue the following
PROCLAMATION:
WHEREAS: There is Just cause TO believe that
malignant or infectious diseases are fast an proach
ing us, and for the purpose of being prepared in
the best possible manner for cases such as Cholera
or small Fox, the owner, tenant, hea of family
or proprietor Of any house, or building within the
limits Of the city is rcquirei by the law and Ordl-
nance of the city, TO have Or permit as soon as IL
IS knoEn, through the report of physician that
any person in or about their premises has any ma
lignant or infectious diseases such as small nor
or cholera, yellow nag to lie put mp IN promi-
nent and conspicuous place on the premises to
serve as warning to the public that contaQion Is
near Any person guilty Of displacinR any such
nag until the cause for putting 1t there is entirely
removed, Will be liable TO fine of $40 and costs
All physicians, commanders of canal boats and
all keepers of boarding houses, taverns and cof.
Zee houses, are required In accordance with sec
ton ont, OF an ordinance regulating reports In
certain cases to report, N writing, TO the Mayor
KIN Wedge Of small pox, or cholera. oceurring or
existing within the limits or vicinity of the city
together with the names and residence. Of each
such case. = ~
1t Is also required that the parents or head. n,
families will have the members of their family
that has not BEEN or in the opinion Of their family
physician require It, vaccinated as soon as possible
:, All persons having any mali ghant or contagious
disease VINO shall leave his her or their rooms and
an house where persons Will be In danger OF tax
ing SAID disease befofe they shall have received
certnoate from some physician, that they are past
dollars JONATHAN KENNEY ~
mis Mayor OF Dayton.
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astunetaty aud c,ommtrfiaI.
Cincinnati Markets.
CINCINNATI. NAV 2

CINCINNATI. May %.
FLouR-There was considerable demand
In the early part of the day. but the market
closed quiet. Holders are firm and do NOT
seem disposed to sell. Prices remain as last
quoted. viz: Superfnc. 5000 60; Extra.
Sl0@i0 75; Family, $1l@ll 75, and Fancy,
Sl2@l4 90. I'gf
WHEAT-There was an advance of1Oal6o.
asked by holders. No. Spring being held
ut 50; extra do. at 81 O5a5 10; No. I new
w Inter red at 50 40; No. old red at 90 GO
@205, and extra do. at 80 70@2 rs. The
market closed irregular and these quota
tions are to great extent estimates.
CoRN--There Is better demand, the
current rates being 5S@59c. for mixed in
elevator and sacks.
OATs-The market is firmer; No. 2 sold
at 42c., and No. at 47c. in elevator; at
canal they bring 4sc.
RYE-The demand Il better. and prices
advanced TO Soc, and 95c. for Nos. 2 and
Sales OF l.1b0 bushels, on landing, ut Soc.
BARLEY-There Is nothing new. The
market rules steady at 81 20@l &C for
prime fall and Canadian. Barley Malt.
81 4C@l 60.
GRocBRIEs--The market has not under
gone any change since our last of impor-
tanee. We quote fair TO choice Rio Coffee
az 2392Sc.; raw Sugar. 12@1bc.; hard re-
fined, l619@Hc., and Molasses, 00@p5c. per
gallon for Porto Rico
SEED-There Is good demand for Flax.
ana the market rules firm at % 66. The
supply is only moderate.
WHIsKY--The market Is quiet with a fair
demand at 80 2l, duty paid, and 23c. In
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b iseerstAryl eewafd ,iDadea speech at Au.
burn, New York, yesterday, In advocacy o
the Presidents policy.
The negro stevedores Of Memphis. have
struck for 80 per day. They paradel the
levee with banners, but the military aIi-
thorities fearing another riot made a raid
on the column and marched It off.
Qonrwelnesday night two men went to
the houSe of a Mr.. Jones. OF CLAYTON county
Ga. and called him to the door. As be
passed he was fired upon through the door
shutter and instantly killed. The murder
ers escaped without leaving clue by which
they can be possibly identified.
A letter from Governor Brownlow, at
Greenville,. Tennessee, says he has investl-
gated the extravagant accounts of the whip
ping and driving off of Southern men, and
flnds that all the outrages are perpetrated
by small bands Of lawless men. made up of
discharged rebel and Union soldiers com
bined for plunder, Otherwise the country
y quiet n fk j Al 90
Lately the body of a noted guerrilla,
named Tom Morrow, leading member Of
Harper's gang, was found, riddled with
bullets, by road In the woods near Gala
tin, Tenn. His horse was found galloping
over the country. 1t Is unknown who
killed him.
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New York Money Market.

IT,. - ..tt... NEW DIRK, May %.
The Money market was active this after.
noon at per cent, which was the mini.
mum rate for Call Loans.
The specie shipments to Europe to-day
were Sb.O00,000. :, .trl
The Assistant Treasurer to-day received
SbOO0OOO In currency from the banks, Ia
settlement of Gold sales. Tomorrow q
further dean viii be made for $1,000, 600
and the next day $50O0000.
There were several failures In the gold
room among the firms on the bear side Of
the house.
The sub-treasury has delivered about S4.-
IOOl0OOof gold this morning. On account
OF the Monday sale similar amount was
delivered yesterday. and tomorrow from
S3,OO0OOO 20 $4,000,000 will be deliverable.
which viii complete the transactions with
the late buyers Of gold.
The CoD'mercfdPs money article says.
The draw upon the banks for payment OF
checks drawn against gold continues TO be
severely felt among parties dependant on
loans.
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NOTICE IN PARTITION.
In the Superior cour,

John KShler, etal In the Superior cour,
william stibletOn. ct al ,f Montgomery Co.. Ohio
NorfCE Is hereby ..6n to the foIIoving n.,,.a
4 defendants "a this case to-wit; william s1,h
ist1h, Jonn suhleton. and Jacob Stibleion OF Perr
ihilana George Sdbletor, of Jefferson Iannis
Iowa, Henry stibleton (aged 49, OF MoptSomeyg,,
a.d Sonnty N ONO Mary Kemp, aged IA John KEMP
the ither, ofVan Vert County. Ohio TsthssiIp,
SiDieton, widow OF solomon Stibleton, deceased ~
MONTGOMERY county, that a petition ,Sss al =.
against them by John Kohler and MARY KobIsr ys ~
VIE, samuel Stibleton and Jesse stiEleton on ~
Vlh " day OF April, A. ID. 1866 In the Superior Court
& on montgomery county; Ohio. and Is now pendlnS
the following real estate. to-wit; F'O" Va
Three acrtS OF land in the south mari OF a.
southeast quarter OF section res town IA \ r.,
s5l east &C. bounded by beginning Al a ~ ~ ihsnfS
Walther HemstetteT's westline az el ,snies t ~
OF the south line OF said quarter and ,,,rsins
thenee WIN hers north line south sTs We-t ~
poles TO stake in John Meyers east linz. thansS
WIN said east line north 81 west a Doies y. y
sthkei thence north 81 90 roles n efahs -
w alther Hemstetters west line. tbeacs .s ,ih ~
sud west line south 3io east "a poles ~ ne 1ss
ot beginning being the middle lot Oh ths fr.rrs ~
ten acres sold to Jacob Stiblcton nv Ed,l "a
Ampier, out of which Il reservtd a rjs ~ si3
~, ~ Iees VIDE along the whole length az the 80,
llne oI lne tract hereby described for tho me ami
Son,nenl9nss oI anq as an appendage 70 the lot i'm
T" Hseeil nOIth OF said tract. = = TT
. Al the term o. said Court next after In. e,o,r.
ton OF forty days IRON the fiing OF said nssiein
appleAtl0n VIII be mHde by the said petltione,:
lot an order that partition may be Made of ssid
PIswises' hOUk u MCMAHON
A,r, oo ,s.s Attorneys for Petltioners.
'F-f.- ~ 'ooo' au -dtWaueR "a
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Late Mexican News.

81 ~ HAVANA. May 0.
The French steamer France arrived on
the evening of the 10th, from Vera Cruz.
with dates to the 18th, and from the city OF
Mexico to the 9th.
The Estqfettd says that the situations on
the Pacific coast are daily becoming more
alarming. There have teen, lately, many
alliances Of the revolutionists with flli-
busters, and serious complications are
feared.
From Oaxaca we learn that on the 2Sth
ult. the Austrian troops returned from their
unsuccessful expedition against Plere
t1erro Dias having abandoned the town of
OaXaca.
From Merida, Yucatan, we are informed
that the troops from Tobasco have been sig
nally defeated near Connatta By the impe-
rial forces under Colonel Lizardo, sent from
Campeachy to invade Tobasco.
The Indians have arisen and are commit
ting considerable havoc--they having
forced their way through the Imperial line
of defense and burned six villages, killing
all the Inhabitants.
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Large Fires.

A special despatch from Milwaukee. Wis
consin, says destructive fire visited the
town OF Huson, Wisconsin, Saturday last,
destroying the whole business portion of the
town. Loss about S35.O 900, the insurance on
which is about $4,000. The telegraph line
was destroyed the whole length of the
town. Only one place of business was left
standing. Several handsome dwelling
houses were among the property destroyed
by the confiagration.
CAIRO, May23-l2 NJ
The steamer Morning Star was destroyed
by fire at Mound City wharf. She had
very little freight! No lives were lost. The
accident occurred at nine p. NJ.
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ALL SORTS OF PARAGRAPHS.

Miss Maggie Holt has recovered the sun
Of $500 damages from CAV Lothari1
named John b. Brakey, for breach of mar
riage contract. in the Vanderburg Circuit
Court, Ind. We hope It will break Brakey
and teach him to keep his Holt next time
The Portland papers state that in thal
city Of 10000 Inhabitants there are over six
hundred dram-shops. Where is the Main,
LawP M 1910 lTf
A boy who gave his name as JOHNNY
Moran, about four years old, was found las,
Friday in the woods back of st. Louis
about half starved. He said he had beer
taken across the river by his father and
abandoned In the woods where he was
found. ~ Ahf .t
Count Walewski, an illegitimate son NJ
Napoleon l. and the Polish Princess Wal
ewski and prominent official of the Sec
ond Empire, has received the title of Duke.
POISONING FLoUR.-Iti is said that about
half the mill-owneIs In Orange County. N
" have been in the habit of filling np cav
tiles In their burr stones with lead Instead
OF cement. As consequence flour ground
by several of them Is poisonous.
The Berlin correspondent of the London
Times says that Mr.. Motley. the American
Minister at Vienna, has announced that he
would leave the country II another body of
volunteers was dispatched To Mexico. A
detachment Of 1000 men was 10 have em-
barked at Trieste, May 10, but there is no
announcement Of their doing so. !
The reason for removing the United
States Courts from Norfolk 10 Richmond.
is because there isno fit place In Norfolk
10 hold them.
Preparations are making to issue $500, 900
OF fractional currency this week, TO take the
be cancelled.
The wife of the Liberal Mexican General
was lately called upon by the Imperial
Comisario de Sandal. in Mexico City, 20
take OUT license as a common prDsfiiute,
The act Is believed to have been oIhIoitted
against the Lady as an insult.
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Scene ina Hoosier Court Room.


The following amusing incident is said To
hEuflatcly occuned inacourt Of justice In
one Of the ''rural districts'' OF Indiana, in a
case tried before Judge NJ. 1t was re-
lated to us by the attorney for the defend
ant. The action was one for replevin OF
some furniture, In which two boarding-
house women, were principally concerned.
After the argument for the defendant was
concluded, the attorney for the plaintiff, in
summing up the case, dwelt upon the
merits of his clients character in the fol-
lowing eloquent aud pathetic style:
Gentlemen OF the Jury--the attorney
for the defendant has seen fit TO refer TO the
the character of my client in terms of
the severest criticism. But, gentleman,
SHE stands above reproach. We read in
classic history of noble maiden who was
accused of heinous crime. and brought
before the Roman Senate. But, gentlemen,
she unveiled her bosom In that august as
sembly, and demanded of them Ii guilt
could dwell In such breast; and
were my client here to unyeil the
secrets Of her breast before YOU, she
might make a like appeal and leave you
to judge IL guilt could reign In such a
bosom, Idntdne dnints, ceiestibus Tres.
Can anger dwell In such mindY Would
that heaven had but made window In that
bosom, that you might see the purity other
motives deeply submerged in the milk of
human kindness. 1t would gush forth as
fountains from the eternal hills, and swell
the bulk OF innocence into immense pro-
portions. These criticisms can no more
cast q soinbre hue upon my clients charac-
ter than group Of nigger-heads can dark
en the noon-day sunN fiI|ltE
srhe court was then asked to charge the
Jury that the maxim of law which applied
to this case was "omnta presumuntsr, contra
spolidtoram" Whereupont the court charged
--''Gentlemen, That Is the ldioI"
1t Is only necessary to add, that the jury.
fully appreciating the intelligent charge of
the court rendered verdict for the de-
fendant without leaving the box.
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The Pacific Side.

v.f iti'e Hiif BAN FRANCISCO, May 81.
Fifteen thousand Fenians assembled al
the Peoples Park, San Mato to express de-
yotion to the cause of Ireland, and to use
their influence to- heal the dissensions
among the Feninn brotherhood. The ut
most harmony and decornm prevailed.
The brig Carl Ludwig has arrived with
dates from Hong Kong TO March l5
The French coolie ship Hong Kong had
been seized by the coolies on board of her
When the vessel was recovered from them
she was discovered to be covered with
blood anil dead coolies. rH
A collision had occurred on board yes-
sci In the Macon trade, In which one hun
dred Cinnamon were Killed.
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Administrator,s Sale.

\ pursuance OF an order OF the Probate Court O,
a ontgomery County, Ohio, made on the 4 b day '
OF April, 1856 and 10 me direct. a. [ will offer a
public auction, at the door OF the court House in
Wednesday, May 30, 1866,
az two O'Clock In the afternoon, the following ds
scrioed real estate situate In the city OF Davton in
me me county aforesaid to-wit Lots numbered IN
tne reylsed plat Of said city 4li6, 4i9 4i20 ara
9i2i 4l29. 4l4l 4l49 450 4b4 4Ib5 Ass 4ibo 1ias'
4ltd 4lsJ 4222 1870 4i37 and 1853 49, t-OS'
9Aid ,ols nave been appraised as follows to- wit,
each. -, T-''' - "u rASfi ~ tioo
.dS Lots S No; sise 1ial 4ts 4iSo s4. Ass, ass Us0
flp5 ana 4lSJ at $50 each u s''
Lots Lots Nos 4l66 and 4ee2, at $500 each, and
tt0.i EnJ nos S9xO 4S5l and S36S at $50 each
And cannot sell Tor less than two -thir,is Of su,b
appraised value. ~ VI 'uSu
:, I ieIns o. saie.-Ono.thir cash in hand on the
"a! OF SAFE One-thir'l In one year and one. third
1.-Two Two years trom the day OF sale the deferred paw
on the premises. rIIOS II sPirT ISkSsse
lHos J. 5 SMITH Att'y " SP'''e'' uee'a'
April s6 1896 .a2SWbt
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NOTICE TO SOLDIERS ANDsAIIoRs

1. All ofiicers in the Navy, WIN lost clothing by
reason OF the destruction OF vessels,
2 All who claim retained Government or Iocal
Bounty (both Army and Navy. -
D. All able, and Ordinary Seamen, who enlisted
In the United States Navy between the 24th OF Feb
ruary and the lst OF } uly 1884
e. All officers Of the army-who recruited On
conditional CommisSions--and 7i0-
g. veterans who have received no Local BOUNTY
viii fnd 1t 10 their interest to address aMatthes
Brunhugh," i07 East Pearl sire, {, Cincinnati,
ONO, who promise speedy and prompt settlement
Of the above claims. = -
MATTHEWS 4 BRUNAUGH.
m7-dS lVs East Pearl street, Cincinnati, o.
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DEsPorIsM N HAvANA.

Prom Havana we learn the principal
Theme OF conversation Is the suppression OF
BOOKS, newspapers and conversation, other
than that relating TO work. by all opera
tlves In cigar and other manufactures.
This high-handed measure is increasing the
discomfort among The people, and. together
with other tyrannies, IS likely to bring on
revolt.
Mr.. Minor goes North by the Eagle to-
day, and also Mr.. Corwine, Charge at Mex
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-05-24

J The OPERA HoUsE.-There was a large
and intelligent audience present at ,tht
Opera House, last evening, to witness the
new and delightful play of !.St. Rose OF
Lima" The piece is one of great excel
lence and beauty, and 1t was admirably
performed. Everybody was delighted with
its presentation. aud especially with the
admirable acting of Mr.. Macauley and Miss
Nelson in the leading characters. The ap-
plause, from the beginning to the end OF
the play. was heartfelt and enthusiastic.
and during the performance, Mr.. Macauley
Sas called before the curtain. compll-
nent well deserved. This really talented
actor and clever gentleman is daily win
ming golden opinions from the patrons oi
the Opera House, and It is the general wish
that he may prolong his stay among as.
Tonight will be presented, for the first
time at the Opera House, the thrilling
drama of the MARBLE Heart" This is one
of the most impressive and delightful PLAYS
ever put upon the stage, and ought to
bring out an overfowing house. Mr..
Macauley and Miss Nelson win appear in
the leading parts.
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-05-24

cB The'rrepressble conflict" has broken
out in Sandusky. 1t is reported that, on
Saturday last, a fatal affray between two
"American citizens of African descent,
occurred in that city. Henry Taylor went
to the house of negro woman named
johnson. and inquired for William For
rison. The latter rushed out, when Taylor
fired at him three times, but missed For
rison then turned and shot at Taylor kill
ing him instantly. Forrison went to the
Court House and surrendered himself The
Register says feud has long existed be-
tween the two men about a woman.
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New York Money Market.

NEW YoRK, May %.
Money more active and frmer at car
per cent chiefly. the latter. Sterling
steady at l09@l09M. Gold excited and de,
cidedly higher, opening at 1887. advanc-
ing to 1881 declining TO 1879, and closing
lower. I. I,l'' - (sS/aN'
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PIGEoSs.-The woods u few miles from
the city, in every direction, are said to be
alive with wild pigeons, and sportsmen are
shooting hundreds Of them. daily. Two
gentlemen of our acquaintance were out a
day or two since, and succeeded in ..bag-
ging" about five dozen In couple Of hours.
The birds are young, fat and in fine condi-
tion for the table. as.
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JUST REcEIvED.--Another large lot o.
Mems and Boys new style Spring and
Summer Hats and Caps, to be sold at great.
ly reduced prices. ~ ...9, ,i.I
inHt ig ha C.FERSEpNG,
300 Second ST., bet. Main and Jefferson.
m1Sd2 t.fllE.
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A RARE CHANCE FOR BLACKSMITH AND
WAGON MAKER.-I will sell one full set of
new Blacksmith Tools, and one set of new
Wagon Makers Tools, with Iron and Coal.
II is one of the best stands in the city and
has good run of work at the present time.
Two good shops can be had for any length
of time. Price low. Apply TO B. Best, No.
107 Jefferson street, ilnt m2ldlw
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eB- The SISTERS FAIR was again well at
tended last evening, and everything passed
oil pleasantly. The Fair will be open again
tonight, and it is hoped that the attendance
viii be large, and that everybody will be
disposed to contribute literally to the be-
nevolent object for which 1t is held. 1t is
gratifying to note the generous manner in
which it has thus far been patronizedl Let
the good work go on, and the maxim be OBJ
serbed by all, that "he that giveth to the
poor, lendeth to the Lord" A number of
very valuable articles, including, ,Wsplendid
plano, are to bedisposed of during the Fair.
Get your tickets In time. t4tt md
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WANrED.-Half dozen young ladies to
learn the Millinery business, at the popu
lar Millinery establishment of Mr.. Gabriel
Haas, No. 3s5 Second street, Miss Good
manisoidstand.)c aUCig OF al3-dtf.
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fathers For decent looking Suit,
custom made, call at the Eagle Clothing
Store, and you will be suited in price and
quality. m24dawlw
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For Making Sugar.

IRON FuRNACES--AT VERY Low
aia Third street. They win save time, labor and
WOOD in boiling siIup and cooking food for farm
stock. They are light and portable. i.ff lal IT
Also, a great number Of pans for boiling sugar.
water. Call and soc for yourselves. iebaiwtf
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% The best and fastest stock of custom
made Clothing in Dayton is 10 be found at
the Eagle Clothing Store lls Main Street,
three doors south of Market House,
m2idaWlM M-.L- -ILL
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.BY'TELEGRAPH.
The state OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES At
tendancerGrea Enthusiasm.
I ICoLuMBUs, May %.

1AAAAA q 4 IAAAt iCOLUMBUS, May ~.
Every portion of Ohio is here repre-
sented by full delegations, while the at
tendance of alternate and outsiders Is
equally large. The Democracy have come
up to Ohio's capital this year immensely
feeling Is universal that the State will go
Democratic by q considerable majority.
In the list of delegates, and who have ar
rived, are Democrats who have for five
years been alienated from the Democratic
party and acted with the sO-called Union
party. These have renounced their allie
glance TO radicalism. and have come back
to the folds of the Democratic banner again
to battle for constitutional liberty. Their
return has been the theme of much rejoicing
and warm congratulation.
l may here add, In parenthesis that
Governor Cox is very decided In his APP
proval Of Mr.. Johnson's reconstruction
policy. and for this departure from Radical
faith Is severely censured by the large ma
jority Of the Republican party. The Gov
ern0r, however, is firm. and the people Of
Ohio need not be surprised to find the Gov
ernOr a warm friend and persistent advo-
cate of conservatism.
a.a CANDIDATES NAMED.
For Secretary of State-C. 3. Flood. of
Franklin, J. II, Putnam, of Licking, and
Amos Layman, of Hamilton.
!. For Judge of Supreme Court--Judge
Thomas M. Key of Hamilton, Geo. G. Hurd,
Of Knox, and David Deyore. Of Brown.
will, jun, of Ashland, Lewis Evans, of
Licking, Arthur Hughes, ofCuyahoga, and
Isaac Angell of Tuscnrawas.
Judge Van Trump, who was named for
the Supreme Judgeship, has declined abso-
lutely.1 trlft
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-05-24

FIRST OF THE SEAsoN.--NIce spring
1oia chickens win be served up at all hours. al
the Atlanta House, No. 20 Market street
~ ml6dtf
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BOYS !-Do you want to have nice suit
9 for Sunday, and for little money! II you
ait do go to II. Schwarz' and you will he suit.
ed, tsign of the Golden Eagle.)
"a, m24daw1w