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The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-05-09

WHEAT IN DARKE COUNTY. - The last
Greenville Democrat says: "Some two weeks
ago we published an item in regard to the
appearance of the wheat-felds and the
chances for crop this year. In our item
we stated that unless the spring showers en-
over one-fourth of the usual crop in this
county. We are pleased to now state that
there is much better prospect, the rains of
last week and the week before having enli-
vened many of the roots which appeared
dead and the indications are that the crop
will average full half of that usually pro-
duced."
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-05-09

is warranted to be the only preparation
known to cure Coughs, Colds, Hoarseness,
Asthma, Whooping Cough, Chronic Coughs
Consumption, Bronchitis and Group. Be
ing prepared from Honey and Herbs, 1t Is
particularly suitable for all affections of the
Throat and Lungs. For sale by Druggists
everywhere ian3
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-05-09

eB-At Cincinnati a Safe Deposit Com
pany is to go Into operation, after the style
so successful in New York, with fire and
burglar-proOf premises. The Lafayette
Bank building has been secured for the
purpose, and the company will exclusively
devote themselves to the care of valuables
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-05-09

WANTED.-Half dozen young ladies to
learn the Millinery business, at the popu
lar Millinery establishment of Mr.. Gabriel
Haas, No. 1856 Second street. miss Good
mans old stand.) al3-dtf.
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4. r. & e. o. Iime gable.

PosT OFFICE, DAYTON, OHIO, April %, 1866.
Until further notice the mails will arrive and
close at this Office as follows:
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-05-09

A Much NEEDED ENTERPRIsE.-We are
happy to announce to our readers that
Messrs. Fay & McGechin, are about to start
Steam Laundry in this city. This is need
ed very much, and we hope our citizens
will give them that encouragement
their enterprise deserves.
They have secured the services of an ex-
perienced Laundress from the New York
Steam Laundry, at Cincinnati, as chief
Laundress, who will have the handling and
care of clothes entrusted to them.
They have all the latest improvements in
the way of machinery, &c, out, and we can
assure our readers they can get their work
done better and cheaper at the Dayton
Steam Laundry than they could do it at
home, besides saving themselves the time,
trouble and horrors of wash-day.
Their agent will commence canvassing
the city this week, who will take the names
of all who desire to avail themselves of this
advantage. All clothes will be called for
and delivered free of charge.
Orders left at store No. 342 Third street.
(under Phillips House, or at the Phoenix
House, will be promptly attended to.
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-05-09

Has cured thousands of the worst cases of
Blind and Bleeding Piles. 1t gives imme-
dlate relief, and effects q permanent cure.
Try IL directly. 1t is warranted to cure.
For sale by all Druggists at so cts per
bottle.
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10 WA ITEM.

Hon. j. P. Cook, formerly an old line
vhig, but now 'My Policy and BREAD
and Butter" man, has consented 10 run for
Congress in the Second Congressional Dis.
trict against Hon. II. Price.
Trains on the c. Il N. w. Railroad com.
menced running regularly to New Jeffersoa
twenty six miles beyond Boone, on last Mos.
day. =
Hon. Hiram Price, of Davenport. hs,
kindly offered his services to the Union Az.
ricultursl Society, TO deliver the agricultural
Grafton on the second day of the Fair.
The Union Base Ball club of Davenpor,
played match game yesterday with the Wa.
pelo club Of Rock Island, making this only
half AN Iowa item.
Two men living At Davenport we're recent.
ly employed IN cutting grass at farm near
Fulton. On Wednesday afternoon one Of
them came in on some business, and return
ing, found the other dead in the shanty they
had occupied. A verdict of death from heart
disease was rendered. The deceased was 65
years Of age. See Davenport Democrat.
An engineer connected With the CHICAGO
q Rock Island Railroad Company has been
looking over the country, and IL now enga-
ged in making preliminary survey, with 4
view of ascertainiug the feasibility Of q rail.
road route through this county. He has com.
n,enced atthis city and is surveying towards
Des Moines. After the survey has been
made the citizens of this county will be called
upon to evince ''how bad" they want rail-
road. See Winterset kadisonian.
Last Friday night the store Of T. H. Rob.
ertson in Steamboat Rock, vas forcibly en-.
tered, and between forty and City dollar,'
worth distracted. The rognes had . sweet
tooth, and after riAing the money drawer OF
nearly $40, picked out = lot Of assorted CAM
dies, sugar, coffee and other things suitable to
his palate.
Last Thursday, while stacking wheat, Mr..
Arson Whiipey, resident on the east side Of
the river, east Of Xenia, tell of the load and
had the wagon pass over his body, iniuring
him internally, externally, internally aud se-
verely.
Wednesday morning Mr.. Alexander Vas,
Of Grundy Center. had his horses run away
with hin. He was thrown violently o. Ms
right shouidsf, and received : severe injury.
His right shoulder was disiocated and sst.
Some scoundrel set Ere to large stack
Of wheat owned BY Mr.. Augustus Mstteraks
Of Hcius Pleasant Mr.. Metterer h Post.
naster at Point Pleasant, poor man, and
disabled Union soldier. The nas whs wSald
ere his wheat is TOO mean TO have any to ct,
md rshspe, - may b dsssrul ~ -
shed. The stack was large one, newly
built, and would have thfsshsd out over one
hundred bushels Of grain.
T. Batter ne Id brother Wild tie fighting
nape Of Col Ny ,Hakes. havs hssa saDsssd
Nd are nov bsing tried for sitting Gre 70 ~
nAsa4 seack near Point Pleasant
Wei a6akthS saoss itsns 90 ~ 1l1aA1
ko4UA Il Us sasu lsa ssaslz srsss rs, s '7a ~.
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The johnson Convention saws the Southern
people are all thoroughly loyal. We clip
from our exchanges of day the following
samples of this loyalty. Speaking Of the
New Orleans massacre, the Mobile Tribune
says:
1T was we'll done; even if five times OF
i've hundred times the sacrifice Of life had
been made to- accomplish the purpose !,
| soald still have been we'll DONE"
Speaking OF the election of Davall, the
Mobile Register Gays:
The defuret Copfederacy seems not to be
SO very dead in Kentucky after ALL"
And the same paper speaks Of Union men
thus:
ITO have been Union man at the South.
| while war famed from the swords and hr.nas
OF our troops at our very hearthstones. v,s
| 70 have been an insensate brute. with.,rt ons
spark of the soul or one throb Of the bulse
OF man. Thank God We have no mart NJ
he guilt OF those who, while war ragged were
traitors to their hearths, neighbors, coup.
trynen and States''
The Memphis Aralanche says:
AS God judgesour heart, we intend to draw
the sword and fling away the scabbafd. IN this
sttnggle for the rights OF an outraged people.
We are preparing careful list OF all dealers
or professional men who have publicly allied
themselves with Brownlow, Stevens m their
danlnsble crew. We intend TO publish their
names in embiszoned letters, giving vocation
and location. 80 far as we can enable them
to DO SO our people in Tennessee, Alabama.
MiSsisslppis Arkansas aud Louisiana shall
know what merchants of Memphis are their
friends and the friends of their rights and
liberties; and who are their foes and the foes
of their children
In recent speech at Memphis, General
Chalmers said Of jefferson Davis:
He was bold to say he loved him now.
Loud cheers He is the greatest of living
statesmen. Few have ever been his equal.
Gheen.I We are perhaps now in the midst
OF another revolution; it becomes every one
To- stand With his armor on. Republican in )
situations are now trembling in their balance.
We of the south struck for individual liberty,
but Capitalization overwhelmed US and epdan,
gers the liberty 81 the whole country. We
have submitted TO Governor of not our
choice, been insnlted by our former slaves,
and lost four thousand million dollars worth
OF slaves, greater than the war debt Of the
North And ought they 70 call upon n TO
pay their var dsbtf fRsporters we're pri.
vsscly requested TO moderate the tone Of the
strong passsges in this speech. We ~,
however, glorious summer in son of Ten.
nes:ee. johnson has struck for us. He and
the Radical: ara ike duelists, or like eiadia,
toss WITH shield and scabbard thrown avay.
and are determined that one or the other
must die"
The Louisvins Josrsal unwitdngly tells the
significant Truth when IL says:
The people Of thsSssth woald rasAsr not
bsSfspsesedted b Congress q 81 than be rep.
recruited BY sncA q thsir peonle "a cosid -
INTO mt, that body index ~ open iioss q ~ -
virginia:a : = 80 80
= ic1 call the eaaaa losl; b i.nok Id q
q. ! am > tseiterA ~ d. 49,
- ~ - :. - ;. 4 l 81 : szpfisF, v1Y GR1
ssss ~ ~ .SAAtxl9
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ftn hes been sickly season. The medical hcnlty
prophecy evil IN me future 1hsy think psstisars u
the wing for America Suppose this 70 b. trus uhes
ID tbs best dsfssss asainstH RkD0u1LnD NnRy-
ou1 yI3oR This is the oaly prctseaon asanst PANIC
= veil = against he PRINCIPLE or fsgDtr1oAs--
Why % mol shoss vhs predict ths spdsmic pDpnss
adsq~sts pssvsntiver rhsss - ops; tonic. nsrvins
and Alternative pssns to shield the systsn against
the subtle elements disease Whistler they Aoss ths
on ths wnds from defiant anas rise like vapos frso
oar sws -, ~ isoosprss<A viii ~ szisssssl
ausA. 1Ah0ND PRHvKNrfvH or which there y %
dupiss4s eassps ~ sopossds sshsr Of ths oA weld
" tbs usv.h
uosSBYTnRs STOMACH Brfrsss.
Rsmsaber that Il spsciAe for ali tbs complaints
which lay tho systsa open violations Of deadly sp
dsnies- Ifysa are ayspsptic. IL rssess he vsor Of
Jour digestive powers rive yos sppssits and rsst,rss
your chssrful.sn. II 700 nsrvoas II iaviscrstss
every abrs Of your syssm on the hsss Of the
eeain shsrs begins 70 the sxn snites. whore is ts
inmates Ifyoa Aisous. IL disripiioss ysr sLruly
bring IN. aetios Of that organ into
With the laws Of health MS. In abort ~ iavgorant
and Alternative powerful that Nature with ess<ter
Bitten for her ally M defiance alike to native
Of sAss d.ses.s which l. ds,eisas Europe b really
bouad hshsess ard Il behsosss the prsd-sffs pat ts
ciothe themselves With vulnsrAbilty far
- hsmAs mssn ~H ps~n'f, ~ prep srirg this systsm
for resistance With this purs vegetable sntdots.
augzidsw
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BODY. "Friend," sid ~, I've havsa't aay
doubt We look like preacher |; Ne wish 20
were - cody - some we know, but while
We have ANDY JOHNSON and Ny Policy on
our hands We don't think piety can do justice
to the situation; and when you hear . MN
preaching that looks like ourself, youi
rest assured that its some other man." ll
We heard Of chap who was sweet 49,
gushing damsel. His rival had : faer -
somer turn out than himself, and bvoakht d.
object Of their several affection to the grounda
In the evening, - the successful chap -
taking the charming damsel 70 her home, ~
soul .ofa the unaaeaAasfalp a1aia~j 1ssmwsseA
nightly within him, Hesuutiel his horse.
took aler the departing couple rode up to
he buggy; eeagat ~ sseessyesishsp drsx
him from the buggy pitched the young lady
ont also The horses ran away; aad not mill
the young man was Aors du combat, the young
lady hurt severely, and the buggy broken to
pieces was the wrath Of the young irrepressi.
BILE appeased.
Ofthe remainder of this expedition must
be written ITO be continued that will
never be resumed.
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.EGAL NOTICE.-To A. l.. Demipp and
- C1eSb born, trustees for theu,ss ,ve- srd II
Hvrtson, James iois~y, Ford and p " FORD 4
| HUrissn, James II Hoi--y Yord Yorf CIV
Wells NOAH Greeley. David Gum Dari. SIDNEY
Root, Caroline Root. Ei'hr GUN p ford sen 4 l.
Emncns, Potter Lum, Plume, Pa nsel~s st-rre,t
ayeu hniss'y, Alexander, P Lomar Michael
eushsy James Hanna, Graves A ho-rn-r Msry stee
Curtis, executor Of the estate OF II White
John ston, executor OF the estate cfvm florence
decs.s~d Eastman, Baak Of Old Dumiaiau albert
wells. 1.s@ Malay n Huiskamp, Abnrr Reeves Henry
IoSle, Hiram Barney, featmAn kob4nson Co. gar
Thompson. fhom0 Dsvfs Charlotte su!ltiAs VIM Oh.
ias, etoddaTd, Vim L knAtifk, Thomas Pagett.
A stevenson, MeyburE Bro, Fickiln 1 Lucss W
Miller, Neyens, Ii Howell, " Pbinney Peter
nchsr, Sophia Clsnd-nnine, X Hernish
toa asd saeh or yos hereby sosiAed that there
nov hs 10 the oce Of the Clerk Of the Distr orrt
o. LIS county lows af Fort Msdisor petition Of We
Dunn, claiming Of yOu, tie ssid 4 Dening ard "
Ceghorn, trustee, &C. the Of nine iou.aud and
nine dollars, aod ten per per from
October 1fh, isS5 money dne mortgage
md slso praying against all Of the Of
said mortgage ard the sale OF the following ortsaged
prcps7ty Tor the pavmSnt Of sd debt vt Ninety
aere % the side Of the north quarter
thirty (3s 10 township sxy Eve ls5 nor-h range
ARE I'D vest and the usaivd~d on~half Of the remain
der OF said northwest quarter Of section a. all IN
comfy, iowa
the ssud ds3 81 the ~ said District Court to
s-sf ard decree VIII be rerd-fd sgainst yen thereon
~ dsfGnit. RANKIN 1 McCRABY
Revenue stamp soeJ Atsy's for Plaintiff.
1 VI
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-laral Hotioag.
Fcsak $500 \ A~ts f.a~xD sisafer xsa. J
Nj PETER NELKNDY. Uc;tAd STATE

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DC Hod HA6ti n cnes n tx Unlted atsfss sxsir
hfy b1shslo efsosp - n 81 h $500 Il sstrurx
and fcsfltaSs = NJ Il Consrss. 1td -, ~ PAN
day oYJnne III n ~ rftv al H..krE - ncrrsv
Iowa. sssal n11ool6io - pos.sssee ar - cnsto,
d, Ay bsshss of corn nsaj any bushsE q re neal
e1Vs0vvtusls1ese ~, - iHSSdesd 6os48 a. corn
tee 16ll@c one ntndstops ASteen and nsstrth bs,.
rss AfAS4vass two desks, two ehsirs sne ss.sm ar
sine 40 Kosf on ktill tub ma WIN - ,..h ,nh
ons pale haen, fbn kSass4tar So .uhd,r s.sr,nss
s6d b~lts. -
aAud - ~ ndpc Acetee that the tine .s.I~ned
fur the ss1UA ~ Sanaoe b the 18th dsy OF sep-
tsmbse. ~ and heeeks G1uehhh and an n nor. III
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EGAL NOT1CE.-To F. r. House Sir.
Yoa ase hereby ssfasd THAT thrr. !. now on d lie In
the once OF the Clerk OF the Hstrct Court Of Lee coun-
y, fcws, = Asokuk, ths petiiiou OF John Rogers
claiming OF yen the sum Of Four Hundred Dollars With
scssnins interest On the name from December nd 1906
= mc ney Justly dne ham Tom you o promssofy note
sened TO piaintn ssd petition also ailsge. that You
srs nonrssident Of the ststs Iowa and prsys An
attachnsof A&Ainst Jeur property.
Nov urfess yon appear and answer thereto ON ay he
fore soon u tbs ssA day Of the September term
q the said Court 70 BE- begun and holden on the
MONDAY u September next, Judgment win be rendered
as.inst you By default pr.Jsd for 10 Plaintiffs peti-
tion JOHN BRUCE,
nes stamp ~ cts-caneeiledl Atty for Plaintiff.
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Gov. wn. n etons viii aAdrsa Tie people Of Iow.
upon the political Issues Of the y, at the following
lacesa and tmes, Wis:
Keosauqua, Friday, Aug. ~. 2pn.
Siguurney, hursday Aug %. p.u.
Montssuma, Friday, Aug. u. D. n.
0skAlcoaa saturday Sept. 3pm
Newton, fussAay, Sept, II, : p. M.
Boouesboso, Aassday, Sept. IS. 2p. N.
Fort DodQA E4Ay esVt. u -. N.
Wehst@ CITY. Saturday, eept. Is pm.
Aibta, oatu1ay, espt. ~ 2 p. m.
Knoxville, Tuesday, OcN z 0p.m.
The frsn6s q ths cause sad Tie nsSshaican Central
Comnittess d ne several ccuntiss are requested to
axe all the local arrangements fs the msesinss In
respective counties. H. .. CUTrs,
Chairman Rep. STATE Committee.
Hon. william LouaHRipeH, Republican candidate for
Congress, VIII address thu people q ~ bssias times
and plsees:
Iowa Clty,.....,.--.... saturday rs
IL Tueeday, rs
" edncsday, 70
sontefu mas....--.-.-- 1hufsdAy, 30
ttumvA..-.-......-..... Saturday, Sept.
The nsstinss viii BE- .: c'eicet p o. CentraI Com
mttsss Of the counties requested 10 make all necss-
ssry arraneements- NE. CUTS
Chairman Rep. State Central COMMITTEES.
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the world.
1T u WARA AHrKD 70 pLEAhH.-
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IL makss Nov HAIR grow on Bald Head
II prevents the Hair from Falling Out
II reader the Hair Son and Glossy
oassnse the Scalp Goods the Hssisd Brow Rs~s,-
Dandrud; Cures Nervous Headache: curss n.,d., Il
Insurss Luxuriaat Locks: IscIip%s N, 70 Curl, sup
ssAss ~tgs' Kills Hair Eassrs Coed eject apparent
once.
TO THE LADIES WE SAY.
The Anbrosta will suit you 70 7. Elegantly put -
osecsssy Perfuned Pstronis-d By opera fingers -
Aetrs.ss Sold in splendid bonss or cartons, eontaIa
Ing t~o large bottis-Nn for morning. No. l ~
evening.
TnBRs - NO MIsTARH ABOUT r..
efxRLIH0'e AMBk0sIA 10 the 81, most axrsesbss
ana Elective toilet In the World To prove thss nv
Carton.
Sold by DrssGtsts,
ssssiisss AnbPs.ia ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
AIS ralten Street, New York.
oct1f ely
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MARRIAGE AND cELIBACY, an Rssay d
Warning aud Instruction for youuq Men Also Dfss.sss
.nd Abuses which prosas the vital powers With surs
means Of relief pt fires Of eAsrgs ssaled letter en-
velop<s. Address Or. J. sKtLLIH H0UGHroN, How.
ard Association, PhIlsdeiphia, p.
aurlAaA v-an
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49, a. s.sfss1ss5 sss ssa els =
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Mr.. " IN Sc W,

An experienced Nun. and HkmAle Physician.
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force used during the war. Companies Of
Choctaws participated in the battle pf Viii.
sons Creek, August, 1881. He himself
commanded rebel Indian brigade At Pea
Ridge, in the following spring, members OF
which acalped our soldiers, who were foqpA
on the field" rs
And these are the men that q Our Mose4p
who was going to make treason odious; "
said that TRAITORS must be punished md its
poverisbed !" that "their great pIsqte3iods
must be seized and divided into small farms
and sold to honest industrious menu WIG
said 81 have been most deeply panied q
soue thiuss which. have eoms uaaaes ~ eb-
.ervstion. We get men in command who,
unSer Ae inhssucs of fla,tery, fawning, and
,easeasina, grant protection to the rehel tra's
tors, While the poor Union man stands ont in
the cold = tshat faithful prophecy Of my
policvn| who said: Therefore ] say tina.
traitors should take bsck seat 10 the work
Of reconstruction. If there be bat FIVE
thousand men in Tennessee. loyal to the
Constitution. loyal to freedom, loyal to JUS
tice. there true aud fnithf ni men should con-
troll the work of reorganization and rsiosma>
ton absolutely. say that the traitor has
ceased 10 be citizen, and in joining the re-
belion has become public enemy. he tor
feited his right 10 vote with loyal men when
be renowned his citizenship and sought to
destroy our Government" "Onr Moses y
who said this: who is the most shameless OF
demaeoques and violator of pledges
these are the men that ANDREW JOHNSON ex-
ats for wisdom and LOYALTY above the Coz
gress of the loyal people of the United
Sfatea
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Look at the kind of loyal men the re-
constructed rebels have elected to represent
them in Congress. From
Administrators s. Houston
Lewis K. Parsons both rebels; House,
{. Langdon, Geo. c. Freeman, Cullen A.
Battle, Joseph W. Taylor, B. T. Pope, I. j
jackson, all rebels.
ARKANSAS. Baxter, W. ID.
Snow, one Copperhead; House-George
II. Kyle, J. N. johnson, VIM. Bvers, all
rebels.
FLORIDA. Call, VIM. Mar,
vim. one rebel; House, Mcleod, rebel
GlA-Senators-Alex Stephens, Her
chel V. Johnson. both noted rebels--one ol
them Vice President and the other Senator
in the rebel Congress: Honse-S. Cohen. F.
Cook, II. Buchanan. l.. q. Cabiness, ]. D,
Matthews, j. H. Chris,y, W /. Wohord. all
rebels Of the worst sort
LouIsIAsA-Se Senators Randall Hunt and
Henry Boyce, both rebels; House-Louis St
Martin. Jacob Barker, Robert c. Wickife
John f. King, John 5. Young. all rebels.
MISSISSIPPI l.. Sharkev.
J. l.. Acorn, one rebel; House, A. Rey.
nolds. b. A. Pierson. james r. Harrison, A
W. West. L. &. Peyton, all rebels.
NORTH .-Senste-Jehn Pool, w.
A, Graham, both rebels. House,. r.
Stubs, Charles C. Clark. T. C. Fuller. J.
Turner, j., B. Brown, S. H. Walkup, A. H
Jones, all rebels.
SocrH CAROLINA. -Senate-.John l.. Man
ming, B. F. Perry. Hoase-John d. Ken
nedy, William Aiken, j. McGoran. James
Farros, l.. N. Aver, all rebels.
TsxAs.-No Senators or Representatives
have yet been elected in Texas At the
State election just held, the rebel ticket. with
Ihrockmorton a. It's head. was elected by a
four ffths vote. The character of the Con.
gressmen to be elected may be guessed
NIRGiSIA.-Senate- None vet elected.
Honse-W. II. b. Gusts, L. II Chandler.
b. j. Barbour, Robert Ridgeway B. A. Da>
Wis. Alex. II. H. Stuart. r. Y. Conrad. Dan
iel II. Hoge, all rebels, excep, Chandler,
who isn very bad Copperhead
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Andrews SOUTHERN surroRrERs

What farce it was to makv Woop. Dr,x
and VALLAsDIcHAx resign when outright and
downright rebels were uuquestioninaly Al
loved seats in the Convention in fact formed
the largest portion of its Southern material.
A correspondent of the Missouri Democyut
gives this of the Arkansas delegation as a
sample of the reconstructed element that
were presen, at the Convention
-. b. Luce, from Arkansas, who was a
member of the Committee on Credentials,
RESIDES oil Fort South, in that State. He is q
Massachusetts - egade, We believe was a
member of Nn norn's staff at Pea Ridge.
and served the afederate Governmer. a.
agent for the seqae~iration Of enemies prop
erty. In that caitaeiiy he was active in seiz>
ing all the properiy Of Northern men. A
gentleman, now ia Philadelphia, has in his
possession letter showing the zeal with
which this traitor pursued his vocation.
:, Another of toe Arkansas delegates is a
MAJOR Bell, from Pine Bluff. This man was
sent here because he is an avowed traitor who
eloHhes the lost cause and within short
AZ A.. nas avowed that u the thing bad to be
aone again he would take the aame cout,e.
Ano'nep delegate is a rebel Cherokee In.
xa.rs .;noa W whose famffy was some
Years SINCE expelled from that nation. ma
have SINCE resided in Arkansas. Bord;not
wa, was Secretary OF the State Secession Conven.
eon, and therein. when Isaac Mp,,h~ -.
ent Governor Of Arkansas, refused - ~,
the ordinance OF secession, drew . a.. -
weapon upon the noble old man, In, s.;,sS y.
intimidate him. He. With other, of *. s =
Indian leaders, has been in Wsshirs,r. m
winter, seeking to effect treaty by vS;ch IL
Cherokee Nation would have heen d;.n.-.
bered for their benefit - = =
Among the delegates from wester, to-
nessee, the Recorder for the city Of Memphie
Is reported a present. He is the judicial
Officer Who haangusd the mob of thai city 4
its latest saturnalss.
ALBERT Pike is another Arkansas dsleeats.
vhis pasonaes oryaaiasA - In 49,
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-08-24

MAI. GEs. G. A. CusrAR, who made him
self conspicuous at Philadelphia BY his en-
thusiastic cheering Of rebel airs, is out in .
call for = committee of ''my policy soldiers
and officers at Cleveland, Ohio, on the 18th
OF September. He needn't expect many
Iowa boys to rally round political eolors that
he carries