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The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-08-30
The Liquor laws OrOhio.

The people of the State of New York AM
other States are making great noise abou
excise and liquor laws which Abolitionist
and Radicals are forcing upon them. They
ought not to be surprised. Fanaticisn
must operate upon everything that comes
within its reach. For example IN the Stat,
Of Ohio we are indebted TO fanatical legis
lature for the following law, which Is now
law of the State of Ohio:
AN ACT 10 provide against the evils re-
sulting from the sale of Intoxicating
liquors In the State of Ohio.
SECTION /. BE u enacted by he Genera
Assembly 0f The State If Ohio. that IL shall
be unlawful for any person, by agent ol
otherwise, to sell, In any quantity, lntoxi
eating liquors TO be drank IN, upon or abOu
the building or premises 1ohere sold, on, tC
sell such Intoxicating liquors TO be drank
In any d9oining room, building or prem
ises or other place OF public resort connect
ed with such building. $3.50
SEC. 4. That all places where intoxicat-
ing liquors are sold in violation of this net.
shall be taken, held aud declared 10 be
common aaisdnces, and all rooms, taverns
eating houses, restaurants groceries, coffee
houses, cellars, or other places of public
resort where Intoxicating liquors are sold
In violation Of this act shall be shut IN ana
dbdted as f,Ablic nAiSdnces, upon the con
Viction Of the keeper who shall be punished
as hereafter provided.
Section seven of the act provides that a
violation Of the first section shall be pun
ished by fine of not more than fifty dol
lars or imprisonment for not less than ten
days, nor more than thirty. IL provides
further that violation of the fourth see
tion shall be punished by fine not less
than ffty nor more than one hundred dol
lars, or by imprisonment la the Jail not
more than fifty nor less than twenty DAYS.
In all cases the court can both fine and i'm
prison, If II chooses, The above law ap-
plies TO all Intoxicating liquors except ale,
beer, cider and wine manufactured Of the
pure Juice of the grape eultipated in this
State. This excludes all foreign wines
Such Is tho law which Is now on our
statute books. IL has been recently en-
forced by Judge Winans; and there are in
dctments pending under 1t now. As we
said before we are indebted 10 the enemies
of Democracy for a law so radical and IA
natical that public opinion does not at
present tolerate its enforcement. But
Judge Winans the Abolition candidate for
Judge In this district has served us with "A
fair notice that he will hereafter rigidly en-
force the law, You that have "oomnlon
nulsances," therefore, look ont for tho
heavy tramp of radicals.
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-08-30
BY TELEGRAPH.
Great Troubles ON the Plains
Another Indian Fight,

AtfAN NhNWONNHf hbkuhA 90
A fight has taken place near Fort Reno,
where the Indians stole soventy-eight head
OfGovernment mules ftom Colonel Carring-
tons camp They were followed by mount
ed men. The Indians turned upon the
pursuing party, killing seven, wOunding
two aud escaped with all the stock. A
party OF officers and recruits going 60 the
Eighteenth United States Infantry were
attacked at Powder River. aud two men
were Killed In the attack. The Indians did
not succeed IN stampediug the stock. They
have attacked several trains since that
time, and killed four men and wounded
many more. The REDSKINS are around
Fort Reno, firing on the plckets the whole
night.
The Indians hold the whole country ex-
cebt the military camps.
The Sioux stole q herd of horses within
one mile of the fort and u lot oC Govern
ment mules. Troops We're sent IN pursuit,
but could not overtake them.
There Is evidently n general outbreak
among all the tribes on the plains, aud the
attacks made upon the frontier settlements
OF kansas cause great CONSERVATION, as
there are no troops here.
Six hundred Indians made their appear
ance near the northern line OF Utah Terri
tory, on the stage lile, creating great panic
among the settlers IN that vicinity,
The Danver News has the following;
The Indians have returned TO the VlCin-
ity of FOft Garland, New Mexico, aud are
now engaged In the indiscriminate Inassa-
ere of all the Mexican Inhabitants they can
find.
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-08-30

men, TO medaissomoly make hard feelings
between the two races, to Interfere with
the uniform course Of established civil law,
and to undermine all respect on both sides
for either the local or General Government.
What few officers and agents of the Bureau
conscientlously discharge their duties, the
Report does not omit 70 names but the
general impression left BY Il iss that COR
rlptlon, plunder, fraud, and tyranny are
the main ends Of It's longer. continuance.
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-08-30
SHERTFF'S SALE, OF, A HOUSE AND
LOT IN ALEXANDERsVILLE, ON
PARTITION.

Philip Eicher ct al vs.. Michael Eicher et al
Superior Court, Montgomery County Case No. s8sl
IN pursuance of an order OF sale issued from the
II Superior Court within aud for the county Oi
MONTGOMERY aud 10 me directed, viii Oflcr al
public sale 10 ihc door nf the Court notao, Ia the
City Of Dayton, on ftA
Saturday, September 20, 1896,
AZ two o'clock y. NJ, the following described real
estate, te-wlt, situate la Montgomery county,
Ohio. and section No. 10, township one ~, range
six (6), M. RS; DeglnniRg ~ the W corner oi
snid secti0a running an eastwardly course along
the north boundary line OF sNid section i6i. rods
war,liy aRreeably with said 0Ounty line l0ts reds
90 the lllhce OF beklnning c0ntainibg " Square
rods Tho above described premises have been
appraised at three hundred dollars, aud cannot
sell for less than two thirds OF that amount Terms
Of sAle--One- third down. one.third la one year,
and One.third Ia two years, with interest nom
date; the deferred payments 10 be secured by
mortgage on the promises.
A. CLAY, Attorney, ...,.-. i. Ep2bdeSp
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-08-30

ANOTHER SYNA6oGUE DEDICATION IN CIs-
cISNATI--The new Jewish Synagogue
erected by the members Of the X. X, Aba
vath Ach!m, located on the corner of John
and Melancthon streets Cincinnati, win be
solemnly dedicated to divine worship on
Friday, August 81, The procession VIII
be formed Mt two =. M. in the old syna-
gogee on Race street between Fifteenth
and Liberty, and VIII march to the new
edice with the Sacred Scroll Of the Law
and other appu rtenances and emblems. The
doors OF the REV structure will be open at
one o'clock.
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-08-30

The room procured by the Central Com
nllttee over ilm store Of Maxwell q Snyder,
corner Of Jefferson and Market streets, to
be usetl a. the Democratic cHeadaarters
during the present campaign, has been
lifted up, and win bo formally opened to-
rorrow (Friday) evening. The room has
been hIcely and comfortably fitted up. with
seats, tables, gas lights, &c4 and will DE
supplied with the leading Democratic pa-
pers and political documents. The location
is central and convenient, and win be a
pleasant place Of gathering for the Demo-
Gratis during the present election campaign.
Tue Democracy Of the city are especially
invited to be present at the opening, to-
morrow evening. Let there be a full turn
out, The Headquarters win be open day
and evening until the close of the cam
paign.
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-08-30

GooD.--If you want something coon and
CHEAP In the way ofDry Goods, 70 to Tur-
ner's, No. % Opera House. Things ARE
cheap up there, and no mistake. The la
dies can have alpaecas, imerinos, listres, de-
lains, &C., less than Wholesale prices Then
there are cloths, casslmeres, shtinets teahs,
fannels, prints muslins and notions to suit
all-cheaper than ever, We say once for
ALL better call before these goods ARE sold
off ,t o+,l i
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-08-30

''JEssE's STUDENTS" Jesse Durbih Ward
studied law with Hon. Tom Corwin. One
night II lot Of seampish boys filed the office
Win a foek OF geese. Next morning, a
dlient happened to call Just as Mr.. Cofwin
opened the office. The client, with some
surprise, asked him what he was doing
with all those geese In his Office. "Oh,"
said Mr.. Corwin, "those are Jesse's students"
The above is from the journal, of course,
or 1t wouldn't be so funny. 1t shows one
thing, however very clearly. 'Jesse" is
all fright ON the goose"
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-08-30

RArs.-While the Southern planters are
afflicted with the worm and the grasshop-
per, which prove with them sore pesti-
lence, our Western farmers are suffering
great losses from another pest-ratsi Up
In Pickaway, Muslllngum and Guernsey
counties they are so numerous and rulnous
that Rat-hunts have been gotten up, in
several neighborhoods with slaughtering
result truly wonderful. From what the
Grccnyille Democrat says below, days
sport of this character would be of great
utility In Dark. IL says:
DEsTRoYINd TiE CoRN.--We have been
informed by several farmers that the Tati,
are making sad havoc with the corn this
year. In some localities nearly half the
crop has been destroyed by these pestifer-
ous animals. They make raid upon "A
field and nearly strip 1t before leaving.
We were shown n field the other day In
which the rats had destroyed about every
other Hill Of corn.
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-08-30

a. | have just bought at anctlon the en-
tire stock ofa retail Boot and shoe Store,
which VIII be closed out at 30 cents on the
dollar. Women's Calf Shoes at rs cents
worth 80; womcn's Kid Shoes, 76 cents
worth 81 20; Mems CalfBoots, 50 5O--worth
S60O, and every thing else cheaper than
ever. Also, a large stock of home made
work on hand, Remember -Goodmaus
cheap Boot and Shoe Store 10 Main street,
EmpLre Bulldlng.
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-08-30
SoRaHUMi
Notice to Sorghum Manufacturers

TNHE undersigned having obtained ths ri,,h. =,
- We statr OF Ohio % the SrEVRRsoH Ev I. eop a.
rIn ,,' snd nrogess clarifying aud granulating Sor
70 grlnu the cane, and dry the sugar renderims IL
roany i2r market is now having the same manu-
lar uhhIs 9'1er ~ the eSstahlshnent OF B O. Tay-
Ion, Ohio. suppl Day
lhrues desirous of ayailing themselves Of n nro
osS ~, anu machinery, which frUm the cane in ~,
nein i "a INC dry sugar IN the barrel Is thoron1h
"h" complete, Address JAS e. ioPKINS"
AGESa,s .t, hoN No. lea, Dayton Ohio
apply as above. '"' 'tit,,SIg WIZ
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-08-30
Valuable Farm for Sale.
7 WILL sell at Public Sale, ON

i WILL sell at Public sale, on
UedHeSddH 20lh Of Aagust, A. u. 1874
NY fArm situated ono mile South of Osborn and
isv rn. nile West Of falr1ela in Mad River Val
iGo si-lOO acres all we'll improved ifvrn dwaltin,
Houses. Barn, Orchard, &c, "'N"""'"s
A, , a,s,-one, third cash IN hand ON day OF sale
a,u tesiiue 70 be paid In two equal annual nav
mVon,s deferred payments to bear Interest al I6e
Iaw OF slA per cent and 10 bo secured by ge
On tho premises sold N x stiRrlitb " "ee
August g. 1866 i9w9 AZ sse,,., n,
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-08-30
FARM FOR SALE.

WILL sell, at private sale q small farm, ,or
- tanning any acres, About nfteen acres are IN
k9ol timber, The balance is well Improved
tntiv v kooa house aud barn, and fne 6earing
otchard- The FENCES all Ia Oxeeiloni n,,,i.ss
hnd there are two wolls Of good water on ths
premises The farm Is located on the Dayto,, std
western halltnad miie ana halt wesi M ILL.,
gins station iall aud examine the farm e
aNtoN-m MOnEIlH pm INI
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-08-30
Valuable Farm for Sale.

NJ ~ OF the most valuable farms In Ohio ia Of
al riru ai lof rhle, IL CONTAINS one hundred and
'y d,ty aeIts OF iaDd OF the best quality one hun.
@ hrea ana twelve Of which IL improved aud IN a
niRh nthtn pl charlottesville baianee il IN gooI
rmnnhlhk throhgh the entire farm; mill nud Saw
h, sin ~ %S'noin,ag H. aud lalroad station on csch
house with ten rooms and double csIlsr'" ai
tIou barn and All other necessary out tbnIidinas
hlsu' q large apple orchard In nIll hearing nd
P'VsunL possession given 20 suit the IMrrhhser
,, Any person desiring TO purchase can hs, ertaip
Ihe terms aud all further Information hy c,iiint,
near Dayton, ~ a,ss,o,.s.l'' isih''
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-08-30

CHOLERA IN CNcNNATI. Tho number of
deaths by cholera In Cincinnati, yesterday,
was only three. The epidemic Is rapidly
disappearing and the eltyiis assuming its
wonted cheerfulness and activity, ,Citlzens
who LEFT 10 escape the ravagcs Of Che dts
ease are daily returning to their homes. In
view of this encouraging state of'things,
the Board of Health have resolved to meet
but once week. t..,,,,...,
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-08-30
A Fine Homestead for sale

i " WILL sell at private sale my homes lead ON
nns i9bahoh nike, two aud half miles snuih n
~ nas 'on' containing eight acres with house
si,s,,' @ @s.s"khMrhousc well aud ciStorn Also
~ VIII be sold cheap. Cali on Frederick Rben an
he premises. Aaw3 FREDERIC RoSEa
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-08-30

BEsT's FIITERs--PBIcE REDUcED.-in or
der to accommodate all classes who desire
10 have pure drinking water this warm
weather, b. Best would announce that he
has reduced the price OF his superior Filters
10 $40. This viii place them In the reach
of all, and no family should be without
one. jyl2dtf
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-08-30

SToP THwF.-A young man who repre-
sents himself as Farmer and Horse Doc
tor is going about the country, passing
himself off rs a son of Prof Hamilton, the
well-known Horse Trainer. He Is hum
bugsnd thief. Prof Hamilton has no son.
itd&W
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-08-30

u OPEN.--ro accommodate my customers
aud all desiring to buy goods after seven
O'Clock, =. M, win frd my store open from
Saturday, September l, until further no.
tice. II. Schwarz, Proprietor of the Ea-
gle Clothing Store
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-08-30
The Bear Creek Meeting.

Mr.. Ward will also attend and address
the Democratic meeting at Bear Creek, 10
be held on Saturday, September 1st.
Mr.. Vallandigham's Appointments.
The following appointmentsf for Mr.. Val
landigham, have been announced:
BEAR CREEK, Montgomery County saturday
Septemberi n. .H'
LoyRLAND, Clcmont County, Thursday, scptem.
KALIDA, Putnam County Tuesday, september
II.
BuoYRUs, Crawford County, Thursday, septem-
ber ~
ASHLAND Ashland County, saturday, scptem
ber 10
NEW LIspoN, Columbiana county, "Wednesday,
September ~ UufI A r1f.
DRESDEN, Muskingum County, Friday, septem.
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-08-30

p PUBLIC NoTIcE,--The people are re-
1uested to be prepared for the removal of
garbage from their premises. Carts viii
all from this date twice u week, to remove
t. Kitchen onal must not be thrown into
.he alleys. HsNRY DoRNBusn,
d2t City Commissioner,
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-08-30
MIR. VnlinndIrhnn,'s Annointmou
Grand Democratic Rally Mt Bear
Creek.

A Democratic Mass Meeting will be held
at Bear Greek on Saturday, September |,
1866, beginning at ten A. NJ. The meeting
will be addressed by Hon. G. l.. vallandig-
ham, Hon. Geo w. IIouk, Thomaso. o.Lowe
Esq., and others. fiassfe. f.f e -.
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-08-30
Taken Up.

A I;AkeE bay horse sixteen hands nigh. prob.
n ably seven years old aud Ia GOOD r6ndstion
iie was taken up on the night OF the IAN insi M,
" % R%.r, street, near Main The oWner 4 requested
- ~ @ sAil Ahu prove property NJ CathcArts stable
aesrrson street, opposite Market anlAisaNI
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-08-30
ssIuuttarv aua eIuaaurtrfiaI.
CINCINNATI n1arlseta.

CINciNNATI, August 20.
FLouR--Good qualities find ready mar
ket NJ flll prices, trade and fancy brands
bringing sl0@i3; low grades good super
fine aud low cXtra) are held at $500.
WHEAT-The market II flrm aud prices
are tending upward. New re,i IA held at
~ 40@2 80; hin wheat ut 81 b5@2 90. and
white at S2 COCA %; 1000 bushels hill
sold since our last on private terms, and
400 bushels No. new red, at ~ 10.
CoRN--A dull market at 65c. for mixed,
and 0i0b6bc. for white shelled.
OArs--The market Is unchanged aud dull.
No. old held at 36Co30c. and No. 2 at 9O0a
32c. new Is quoted mt 29(p34e.
RYR-A quiet steady market, at 75@7sc.
for No. I, and zoe. for No. 2; choice Is held
Mt sO@S2c. r
BARLRY-Nothing Of consequence Ia do
Ing IN this article. 81 90 Is paid for small
lots OF prime new fall.
GROCERIEs--The market remains steady
and quiet with u fAlrdemand nt 25@3Io. for
fair To choice Rio cotleo; l2@1Bt6c. for raw
sugar; H1a@lsc. for hard refined and 500
eOc. for Porto Rico niolasses.
WHIsKY-A continued good demand at
SOC, for bonded. aud - 20 for duty paid.
SEED--The market for clover rules dull,
and prices are nominal at 81 75@s. Flax
continues IN good demand. and prime
qualities can be sold at ~ 5O0o3 Timothy
Is heavy and inactive at 81 bO09 rs.
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Who Wants Bargains.

MARTIN BoMBERGER, REAL.
ESTATE AGENT, DAYTON, OHIO, mas Tor st,le
s,aNSSsh'y Houses aud Lots ranging from $500 10
Also SIX farms three In DArke, two in Mont
sssnefy aad one M Van Vert County
rhe hniioleiRned can always he found M ths
9 yhl9 Insurance tlihee, when not out on business
i,Sys ,. ana sells property Terms liberal
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-08-30
JOHN cREER.

A GENT for CHARLES EIDEf,MEIER,s c.,.
- brated FRENCH MUSTARD for sale 4, bois
sAle anu retail, from dozen bottles 10 three eal
''h AcKs corner First and Canal anl0lis
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-08-30
Dissolution of Partnership.

fIN1iE partnership heretofore existing under the
Il hrni name u walker a Turner, Merchant
'failOrs h this day dissolved by mutual consent
The business will hereafter be conducted by WIN
W alker, az the odd stand 1he books viii be found
az the old s.aedi ahy crs9n being indehsed 70 the
Dayton, Ohio. August "a, 1884 6-dAwat
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-08-30
HON. DURBIN WARD

The true friend Of the soldier, and the DEM
ooratic candidate Cor Congress IN the Third
District. will address the people.
The Democracy Of the city and County,
and all others In favor of the restoration
policy ofthc President, aud opposed TO the
radical abolition measures Off. g. SoHENCK
and his party, are invited TO attend.
Other speakers will be present and adj
dress the meeting
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-08-30
Now York Money market.

NEw YoRK, August 30.
Money continues easy at 4@b per cent.
for call loans.
Gold without decided change, opening at
llesa, advancing 10 1881, declining to
l4SlS, and closing al l4SI9.
Sterling dull and heavy at l0594@l07.
Governments firm aud quiet
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-08-30
az Feathersl feathers at a,
CHRisroPmsR Il srIELAlAN's.

CnANGE,--Mr. Harrison Slade, one-arIn-
ed soldier has lately been appointed post
master at Greenyille, Ohio, in place, Of
Warren McCabe removed. ~ ~
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-08-30

j OSTERs AND PROGRAMMES
fihln and In Colors, neatly nrintaa atth.
steam Jsb Rooms
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-08-30

OARDS AND BILL HEADS
neatly printed At the EMPlRE
steam Job Rooms
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Also, III avoring Extracts Pioneer Yeast Pow.
der IIoston Table salt double renned, baltimore
Herring; bordeaux olive oil very fine; ChOco.
late, tFrench and Amerean)i French Mustard
Qn Jar and kogs) p
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-08-30
J. V. NAUERTH g. SON,
m99ds IN IO3 NTRtn street.
KEEP COOL.

NJE wish, by this means, 10 inform the public,
w that we have ut j y. Eignrs Grocery, Main
street, and At j. Obnger's, Huston building, JET
fprsOn street IL
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1866-10-10

The commander II that body, Will.
liam 4. WiqLbaw. has just written an
able communication it6m his home h
Hanover County, protesting against
tho return Gf those ~ power who
brought 0a secession and war lie
appeals " the peGDleP Of both Aofth
and houlh not 9g9iD 10 trust the
management " tAe5F public affairs 10
those meh whose .InqapaGity ffR such
management falmipatqd ia Rfeessi0n
and IA attendant and consequent h0H
fqfk} Herein he widely differs With
Che Administrations which. Ia IT'S
haste ~ secure. aJDhions would haYe
the staBhsnsef lIuWfhFeya aud john
SOFAS andy ~ faGb all that can gay glgl
they arc loyal to-day al enee restored
To- pdwefos liapsd Wiakbam further
aillfws theE ~, fgO aud 1901. The ap4
posed I With All his heaft, 'disupions
$50 AZ Ehe lqfeatest III that e0ald dbes
iall nss lie, however, went, With bis
State, and though holding TIRES posi-
tons which eEeWptsd bin ffgB niili-
tary duty, lag gGt volunteered ElNhsa
aflefWar1 elected W. tbs Con
tedffatf, Congress, aud thus apaln
ekampt from duty, lac abgadon4
fdd BIS gdFeAtpe and oretgraing
70 hla comrades lpn4rips, fought I'LL
the fnpl collapse, while those who
orc nov abusing HIN Wefe ehellaring
theif eafeassaF behind pGltg Offices.
pndfr Congressional exemption, or in
bQmb prp1te, 5aHe ismoW denounced
and held up 70 ee4rus because, for
Eooth, ha has giFen expression, ~ the
pTineiples whiqhhe always maintained,
VIZ, thai sGeaaalon was n Gffuf, aud
" because he has dared 10 say that dis
uDlouiami which FIRST manifested ita
power IN the disruption VI the Dsm0r
cratic party at Cliaglesion, aud the
organization Of lthe liFeekinrdge pnr,
~, aud eliminated IA the overthrow
VI the. nnb0unded pg6spsrlty ia Mir
gina aud The SOUTH gas in great part
the pQrk 81 ssfesei0n Eeddfgsl aud that
the people should not again trust ite
ipe,tIgatofp. With tho management Of
public Affairs, tat....., le ~ .4t.
= General Wiekham nov appeals 10
tbs people 70 show those men who
steerad the ship out 0f y sale haFbqr
upon ruigoua breakers, lint sI,fy pSiH
hohf them aeeonptpbh Joylh IIe calls
upon them not 10 follow the example
Of Pfeaideut Jphneon, and promote
tho. men to positions Of trust, but on
The contrary to put their feet upon
th1m, b.ffs IY .h .a..fl
These arc brave aud telling words
70 come from an iDRurgent General
who laid down his sword anly A. tho
headquarters Of tho Appomattpx,
They have the true ring 10 them, and
can but meet with general approval
and praise among tho loyal The
Norfolk Old Dominion, Ia Language
fully. aa strong. urges The Southern
penple % heneeforth stand aloof from
the Northern faction Of the leaders
whom General Wiekham declares
ap unneoesqory struggle
! Tho people Of tho South, IL aflirms,
: have nothing but for these
aeheming politicians, "T-Nep York |
Commercial Adpsrtier. Irs ..
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1866-10-10
Changes IN soutlern Senfiment

Additiohal evidences continue To
reach us of che gradual change effect
cd M tho Southern mind and temper
by recent eyonts. Following the pro
gressiyc lead of the South Carolina
Legislature, the Charleston Noms tolls
the people of thc Palmetto Stnte that
they should now, il Wow of the mani.
fest failure OF President .Johnsons
policy, turn their attention 10 the
Constitutional Amendment M nre.
sonting perhaps, the only remedy for
their present condition. The Nov.
born Times, heretofore an ardent sum.
porter of the johnson plan, now nv
heartily supports the Amendment aud
the Radical anti-Johnson candidate
for Governor. Phe SAyannNho Re
pabfGua. is ,manilostly preparing 10
exchange the Presidential for the
Conversational policy. Pollard Inns
been smoked out Of the Richmond
Erdmilicr, "
"Wickham's Brigade made itself
we'll known to oursoldiers in Virgin
Ia for is conspicuous achievements.