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The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-05-03
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BEWARE OF CoUNfERFEITs.

BEWARE OF COUHfERfEiIs'
See that the signature of 80. NJ. JACKSON Is on
the wrapper Of each bottle.
should your nearest druggist not have the arti-
Gle do not be put OF by any OF the intoxicating
that may be offered Ia lie place. but
send 70 MS and We viii forward sOcuseiy packed
by express.
PRINCIPAL oPPIok AND MAHUFACToRY,
No. 0H Arch ss.s philadelphia, Pa.
JONES e. EVANS,
lSaooesSOra 10 o. M JA0RS0N6 COL
rst.-t PROPRIRToRs.
tei t H. druggists and Dealers In every town
IN inc OhPpN "fAs'N deC20-0 Nd &caWg
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-05-03
Who Wants Bargains.

MARTIN BoMBERGER REAL
ESTATE AGENT, DAYTON, OHIO has for sale q"
a.. Twenty Houses and Lots ranging fSom $500 To
Also six Farms-three In Darko two In Mont.
gomery. and one in Van Vert County sifdf Z 80 if Y
The undersigned eau always be found at tho ],
ONO Insurance once, when not out on business,
or at the Post Once corner 800 i177'l 'l5fl
1 Buys and sells property Terms Ibsral
apr t2-u ''ifH p iifH-
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-05-03
HooFLAND,s eHamAN HITTEKs
Win cure every case of
CHRONIC OR NERVOUS DEBILITY

CHRONIC OR NERVOUS DEBILITY,
AND DISEASES OF THE KIDNEYS.
Observe the following symptoms resulting from
disorders of the digestive organs;
Constipation, Inward Piles, Fulness of Blood to
the Head, Acidity of the Stomach Nausea, Heart
burn Disgust for Food. Fulness or Weight in the
stomach Sour Eructions, Sinking or Fluttering
at the Pit Of the Stomach, Swimming Of the Head
Hurried and dnlcult breathing, Fiuttering at the
u lying posture Dimness of Vision Dots or Webs
before the sight, Fever and Dull Pain in the Head,
Deficiency of Persplration, Iellowness of the skin
and Eyes Pain in the Side, Back. Chest Limbs,
sc Sudden ilushes of Heat Burning in the Flesh,
Constant imaginings Of Evil, and great Depression
of Spirits.
-ir-r.. REMEMBER
That this Bitters Is not Alcoholic, contains no Rum
or whisky and cannot make Drunkards, but Is the
Best Tome in the World
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-05-03

WORTH KNowISG.-"Why does razor
cut better for being dipped In hot water ?''
The edges of all tools instead OK being per
fcctlY smooth, are really toothsd like a saw,
rendering the distance between them
smaller. and consequently giving the razor
~ Smoother edge. 3 n
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-05-03
From Rev. J newton brown, D. D. Editor of y

From Rev. j. Newton Brown, ID. ID. Editor of the
Encyclopedia of Religious knowledge and Chris
tian Chronicle, Philadelphia.
Although not disposed TO favor or recommend
Patent Medicines in general, through distrust Of
their ingredients and effects, yet know Of no suf-
fcient reasons why man may not testify TO the
benefits he believes himself TO have received from
any simple preparation, in the hope that he may
thus contribute TO the benefit of others.
do this the more readily In regard TO Hoonand's
German Bitters, prepared by DIR. q. NJ. Jackson, Of
this city because Twas prejudlced against them for
many years, under the Impression that they were
chiefly an alcoholic mi ixture am indebted to my
FRIEND Robt. shoemaker, Esq, for the removal Of
this prejudice by proper tests and for encourage;
long continued debility. The of three bottles
of these Bitters at the beginning of the present
year, was followed by evident relief and rest0ra-
ton to q degree of bodily and mental yigor which
had not felt for six months before, and had almost
despaired of regalniDg. therefore thank God,
and my friend for directing me To the use Of them.
J. NEWTON BROWN, Philadelphia.
, 1866-08-27

tT"T'lv New Yurk iierafR Ii notorious fur
its su,,tatfpns, roorlnrks nul1 l,lstnAtls,us. II
lnA t,ccu Crattlr'ng Ito art In srruIlt arlltlo
III tongrrsotunu! elections. Aflyr giving tho
vote cnst fnr cacll Congrctatunnl ca'l!lldnlo
nj tl,u election Of 1851. II prorucds tn my
tint lf tho Cupporjo'1nsonllus caM curry
Hfty Republican Districts this Fall, they will
lu al,lp 10 control tlu Fortluth Congress, aud
lot III Tho rcl,uiB wlt1lu,ts turn,s or conditions.
It iIIcn proceeds to pick o,ll tho iltly 'elOso
Districts" which tho Carvcshcada snuss
casry, nnl tho Irst onu II nn,ilus 1T Tho novcD
10 bo won from tho Republicans of ltl'nols
IL tho First district, consIssfng Of Chicago
md tho County Of Cook Tho Herald. wllli
much Kruytty, sots down t1lls District ~
t'closo mud doubtful" II went Republican
at tho last election 1900 majority, nul will
roll up nos lea than 5000 thls G.ll,-an1 II
tio present Indications or popular
feeling nro to to trusted, Tin minority
ngaluSt tiny rol1cy" Will exceed 10000.
Tho L<raM also puts down Tho Congress-.
nun ut Large AZ ''otoso aud doullft.l." Two
yeara ago thu Republican candidate was
elected by 81 900 majority, and tho ncpubll-
can candldnto this fall will receive hetwcen
f,r.y anl ilny thousand. Tho Herald i,ns 4
remarkable faculty Of making absurd thlngs
look scrIoua. There will DO no Coppcrllcnl
Easns Of Congrcssmcn in IIlinois this fal1.
"Iy policy" will have cause for thankful
ness II II retains its three supports from this
Etnfn
, 1866-08-27
FROM PRINCETON, I'LL.

A.AnAAH@aMsAtC AAc!'"@AAcuss *AutltcEAtA~.A
pcrIohnson Plarforna-speccl. or :cn.
crs.i prenti.s Ii, Ue1,nif vf the SOL
1tcr~, T1nn,e-The 1sn.ernr,s. prn.
1Ao'!-AH1 Ante1Ps1e *Eo-
Especial Despatch to The Chicago r1Ieunc.l
lava, ..,, rn.Te51ox, %a51 ss.s Ausas'
A., !ass Iosa. n'ee"ns "as ne.a hese .o.aa5, M ao1
tsn n,sa men Of The aosss Of the ss
loyal p.rty, In opposition to The Johusoal;cs and
rebe1s' 49, 'F.Ns'S'@ ~ >''~ 'S''''0''@- 4"o
3eS11, o,r1nc to b,unasr IN ,orr,r, ,bo uo,;c. of
lhe meeting, The attendance was not so large ~
wns nntJcfttated. Tho fn.autIit,r weather "a most
pfop1'oas fof .he tasnsss' in,srssts, who were
prevented from being present. The srmpsth!cs Of
the people Of this vicinity arc heartily, with The
country hercahouts il with General Logan and
the party he represents. HI popularity sgreateE
In np part Of s stats - there are here ssfy many
Fifteenth Corps. Al! these old so1disrs arc h!s
warn, supporters, and the etaunchcst advocates Of
The principles 9f loyalty.
Az thousand rsfssns, m5s5 of tbsn ,he sd sot:
she County csnstsl eenlni.iee, eailed 10 iassi.
General j. il. Elliott was CHOSEN to preside:
rely good anartette song. "Iiarrahs ior
Logan" which was loudly applaudrd.
Major General J. 4. Lognn thep addressed the
crushed by war, but still reared lis hideous form
even more dangerously than betofc the war. The
Sa sS as e.sSa ;e o5a a s
folcc traitors to assume their proper positions.
Ihs st stsp tewaa1 s shon!d BE- prevent tho
iabli:h clearly Tho rights aud prcrogatycs Of the
n essn }s6s io Wht e sqaa s1 as% aYe
to Restore them to ro1rc: and t9 easily shown 10
, 1866-08-27
FROM NEW YORK.

Dean tttci,ttsutd DaAneraiisiy Iit-tap.
tristfati ~ t'teklttptlt IUlliisnia= =Uilaitra
i1tpbtiA=i'fottU.ed ItAtiiitNiiuit Meets
Ing = littsttsrsn l'fUntetts CnslUiit
ffustsn 1ttfitbstifs.
Na,t fHhH, Anenpl eas==zntaN t,tthmpMitai isfBR
!ngsinsl5 III ht THE fesfdees Ut =. D. ri1,leti III
l1yt ftte,,tA programme an the afilYht gf ifes.
f1slt jDhs,tt t.aa tlue Gi,aItke1 f0ts 10 tHelMfa
Il le ttth'y U tr gl'y. Btl1 !ia lths gt march
Fefef cHses md l"s deAtls .ty .eliilltlA AEt fe.
En!r Io:{af u t!a C4if. !,l plal!t gAaes md tW.t
elAtitlE tln RtaI|[pnfh fInllt lhts elfF,
!anthY !ass hAx,nnla !9ak 3ilis Hal' lhe EraMan
s9,if 'atai Il vi .11b 'hH H. Mg' ~ London @ =akfnz
' p!ota.sJ T. ti & h,a ersp. u,as4 u,ss,|pa tn
nti. ts XIX T. 1a!'y e proceedings II s lHae
Tho Herald tsaysi,at ane hundred lhnasend dol
lars hare hern sllhslclhed ure f,r lhp nafpoaa af
circulating Administration d1c9nlopts, and paY-
ing The el1cttoneartng expenses,
uuslIcss lraspec ara favorable At this paint,
Large numhess af country merchants arc making
tAete appearance In t9Wn.
Two nlllkmen Wefs to-day lneil $50 each, In tfa
Cont Of Special Sessions fur putting water Into
their milk. ..-
Collector Bmythe Is actively engaged in the
work Of removing otl!ce holders from lie Cnstom
House. Since Ills installation le Las msda user
Il Is siated that Colonel Beaumont the editor /
thclaahway Journal, has secured the position ot
nrpfaiter,
, 1866-08-27
FROM DES MOINE.

llatlruaa Connection with ~. louis
asld the teHst-.sN 1JnnHtHral Father
ARtl lVWAilHn,l-Thp tiNNgrf Copper"
In}lNs0lt1tes-ls4.&aN Hahn, Of
tAausAaaa.1, to Address the People OF
lava,
tspecial Despatch to ths Chicago Trthnue,l
DEa MofSHa. August al.
Tho ltsi regular trnln on tho Des atoines Valley
tfai1r0ad will arrive hcrH from KeakulS At six
O'Clock on tho evening Of Wednesday nazt. The
Mayor and Common Council OF tho city Of Kcokuk
arc invile accept tho hosritali.ics Of this city
the occasion, nnl preparations hare been made
for grand blnw.aut on the arrival of tho cxcur-
sionists. This completes e,lr connection with ST.
1.on!s and with the East, By way Of Keokuk and
tho Great Western s Wabash Valley route.
One Amos c. Parker, Of Jefferson County, Is in
fail at Fairfield, on the Charge Of debanchtny his
stcp-duuehtcF and attempting to poison h1s wife.
The returned delegates from the Philadelphia
Convention nre IN daily consultation with the Cop
perhcad candidates. arrans{ne for areconsirnc-
tipn Of Federal patronage that Will rebound to the
glory Of "ny policy" in accordance with lhe pro.
gsnmme Of Charles Mason and the brcselled
nephew Of a deceased uncle, one Thonaas Hart
Hon. Michael Hahn. late Governor OF Louisiana,
is in this city. aud will address the people before
leaving. He Is sill suffering from the wounds In
Gicted by the ''1ny policy" men at New Or
Leans.
, 1866-08-27
FROM MADISON.

Political Observation-Disclosures Mcn
DIsappOln7ed-Pr0fes ChAdbourne
accepts the Presidency Of the Univcr.
sity, DC.
Especial Despatch to the Chicaso Thbune.1
MAp1sos, Wis.,, August IS .
Delegates favorable to the nomination OF B. F.
Hopkins for Congress have been elected at the
Union Conventions held yesterday in the Third
and Fifth Assembly Districts, and to-day In the
Eleventh Senatorial District, in this county. At
the Senatorial Convention, delegates were in
euucted to support the nomination Of no man not
known to be In fayor Of the ratification Of the 70
Gently proposed Constitutional Amendment by
Inc Communities recently In rebellion, as condi-
tfon precedent TO their being admitted 10 repro
tcntation to the National legislature !.
There Is considerable profanity among The
bread-aud-butier men ut tie appointment u AS
SCISSOR Of This District some great expectations
a:e thereby disappointed.
The weather IL clear and cool ....-. :
A letter las been received from Governor f!etea-
er, Of Missouri, Inviting Governor Falrchild and
other representative men OF the dominant !oyal
party OF this State IL bG preeeht at the phiadel-
ph1a Southern Loyalish' Convention. The re-
quest has been Anticipated, and action taken ac'
cQft1tnEly,
, 1866-08-27
FROM DETROIT.

Arrest Of the Negro 1ur1crcr-The Top
n1acc Attempt to Lynch IIiIn-.fe con-
fe~ses Tie Crimc-Fnst 1Iorses coming
West.
Especial Despatch to the Chfcsgo 1flbunel
DETROIT. August ..
The rnu!atto vino committed the horrible butch
e1r at D. hi was captured ten honrs ater the deed
at Bath On the railroad. BE WIS armed with a
gun when taken, bnt was surprised and captured.
On the way 10 the lansing jail, the excited popn-
lace attempted 70 seize and lynch him. but the Of
hctrs hs dint Of hard hshtiug managed to get h1u1
safely inside the building. All daJ long IN excl
ted crowd has surrounded the jail.
The girl fepo.ted dead last night vas, still alise
At ninG o'clock this morning, With her head split
open 80 that the movement Of the brain was diI.
tinctly visible. Mrs. Buck fs expected to die OF
her wounds, but her mother, Mrs. Fisher, may re-
cover.
II il said the prisoner has confessed his crime.
and gives ~ hl1 reason for 1t the refusal OF Mrs.
Buck TO my him three dollars which 1T claimed
as his due.
Two men from Obetlin, Ohio, who recognized
the prisoner said that he committed murder
there last winter, aud thnt reward OF one thou.
eaud dollars was offered for bis arrest. he has
feSeral oli1sss Of which John Cleveland and John
iutier viii not accompany Dexter, Patchen,
aud Ro1la Gold Dukt. In their Western tour. The
Chicago horse, Cooley, IL expected hare In place
or Buf1cf.
, 1866-08-27

Ntrsrt dlunrnMtlnr Against United NtnfrA
VceartA-.A C1aanEe 0r t3Uyerfsos4 Xxx.
rrcsrd.~Tllo Asavc Trade,
.kkw Yanx., ,Auan.t al:--Adsiect ,frata lyyana
Of the i6ih, stale that Tho .Quatrnsine of ricon
da1s ppm, ya*srla arflsttx fto.n Tho Uniloii
blAles Ii strictly enh,rtod. ..
4 tu,v ruttltenl t,oFstfos !. e3peetsd IN pthco
erd M!chcfupa, Who wAs tioturnor. under General
iintt, returns from tpaln to tako Tho post OF In.
tcndunlo or TREASURER,
0enofs1 i}ia1 Di .uorrara, tho Admiral late!y
commanding tic Cuban station, ssi[ud fot epa'n
on tho lsss.
, 1866-08-27

: : 2f s?t;s: o II s':i % 4 d. IL .f" ss"
rtn 81, s!o'. :. e sahpe| ~ i ~ ma5ia:.
q, ~ .o5 W. W'es nia 5asKi wSIS t''us KILLED.
h,srst,iSv G H' vx aauts al'a n,xty @ Tp,tniea:
nts''a nxs srJ ~ s' ss''r,sy T. ei w ior ow
Syn ~ Mus ~ ha'f = t@'Iy hSn,,sas9 ba.
UxE ntr1, 'ne csntnS ny nv, " sao gcassa!
Eat aS1ltt Y u!ie nhlloSet9att crnolt{. hiN lhA!
"aGaqf. !aftasS nSailne'ng ''rot. ~, =, a,.u,,,x
u,-..u ''atalor funeral uag.n,aad!u4."
'1fr.nr. 1sss Ms,5Hmf sv.,! H. 1ss
.1o o,,inS cnoy n,s,t.n ,... 1aea.:
'hsu i. b., August q, lnpbt
"Nxw OnIxAxs, H., August o-ta H., 1906.
"ltas 1:xeclleaey, Audrow JolIusou, r,osllcnl Of
70 your despatch Of AnFGst 1t. l. rory iarQs Min.
bef Dt !o eS91cd !', psoE!e s,erchsa r. ntoes.:ia
ihc sss* Of sl,g Ciiy Mil ~ Dr. Dosiic, sx0ov.
e5ngor nafn and o!s.dts: Is sl,sssh 81 9 o.hsss,
st.uon. i's.%s % not xissn @ yoa ito ws,ds q s ios.
sios speeeiI, >. tas xssgon published WA denied.
tns. fiors What baso 1rtfncl Of tho nlan, bo.
"1he convention nssnbtpa d Il o'clock on
Tho a7lh. Tho tnd n,onhurs ahsuntlng themselves,
s,oeause tls tons Of tho public waa om'uons Of
u,en',ofs rrctens N ront of tho Meclan'ca' fnsu.
.nte, wlcie Tho meeting was he1a ts!c ws;fc q:
aemhlsa sotna eolosea mon; women /, an'l snlldron
. number of colo!ed mon. probably ATTY. Among
thoee ont.tde and inslde there might havo been
Il e ssS ssS 4ss o y to
one hundred aUd Thirty colorcd men marched up
pnfgMAdY ststet and across Canal atreet toward
the contvntlon. Carrying an American tag. Thcsc
n.ct! bad at2nt one ptsIol to eyeFy Ion men. aad
canes and clnbs Ia addition. While erosslag ca.
Eal street ro.y occurred: Tnarc weEo many
tone towarda the proceesion was ,naffltndly., 4
shnt Nae nFcat oy Tnona IN not ablo 20 sllo, ont
, 1866-08-27
FROM WASllINGTQN.


Especial ptspatc! TO tho Chicago Tflhnne,)
Wtausa7ox Aucus, >,
REMOVAL OF sscnrrAnY sr.STos AVN ,,rn.H.1
HOWARD,
II ta currently reported tonight that General
Jamcs n Stcaiman will DO appointed Secretary
of tho War Department In place OF M.. Stanton,
a,id that General Fulc,ton will aupcrccde General
Howard as Commissioner Of the Frcednen,s Du.
zcau.
5ouNsoN RATIFICATION MEETING,
The long hctalded ratification meeting canne o.f
tonight. Alout 5.000 were nre.ent. The n,,en,.
bly was very uuiet, and there was little cutbusi
asr1. The President of the notorious Growers
Theatre meeting nr4si,1rd. The ,yholc rn,chncrr
wa. in tLe bands Of The District conncrhca5. md
xeeessionists. Gepc1na Du1b{n Wari Of Ohio WAS
among the sneakers.
August STATEMENT or TIE prn11c pxpr.
The August statement OF ,he pub1fc debt will
chow auoiler larre decrease IN the nrfncina1 Of
The debt ns cou,parcd with last months exhibit.
CUSTOMS Rzcx1r7s.
The ro1a rece5nts from rrssons FIR thc arst t.vo
months Of thc fscaf vr,r comm cncinr .In1r 1st
Viii IL I. estimated. re,rh ncnr1v thfr,s m,Ii,,ns
of dolInys
As,4crA7zc nrsicss,ors
nj. stote1 thst 1a,r,s f1an,.1a +na ,rtho o,,o,
n,l psnnbl,e,ns ~ xvs.h1.stn. ~ ~. o.s..s;.
xcr Of The first Republican Club sonth OF Mason &
pixon's line. IL about makIn, his f1o,l rcnort A
Collector Of internal Revenue for this District.
rrcuarutorr to yacatin- hi. odace 10 make nan,
Tor a supporter of the Jnhnson uo1icv. 1tj js a1-o
urobabc that there WIN shortly b. n ch.nre In the
Commiss;onershin Of Ju,crnal Rercnne. NJ senator
Cowau lately remarked In n GENTLEMAN that .tyge
must get rid of the IA R,dfc,1 Rnl1fnan
nryESrx nEcr1rrs.
Tho taceints of tnlerns1 po-anna IN .ha ,vaat-.
cnlinr Anpnsf a5,h. ,n,ounisi, ~ :. sIs ssE g.
Tnx FAT or nrr1cxn- .rn snTn,rn.
A cIrcnlar from ,ha p.rTo.,,ar I:ornr.1,. t,aa,o
says 1he nrocl,ma,ion ~ IN pxcs.aers - .,a1,.t
18th. 1s8 does nv n NV - cfsst ~ ,',a
al1onance of o,cc-s ~ an,f.cd rno,, - * .r.s
1tvas cenor,ti: nc1,crea shst ~ .-,e1,,,,t;+,,
referred to acciarinr The rche11,on snnnres.ed md
announe5ne the restoration ~ 1850 4rrr1d rsdncc
Tho r,,r,,aGs..s,, - ~. - - 80 49,.
ahies II sacr. Nv n. orae~ ~ ~ 1890. Ge|'
.-,t :. nj ~. r.ss ~ - - A''N3'~' WA
~'-' ~ -"' -.
ma,.s.,o.. - x4soo 80.
.-,-,,. ~ 49, -. Wv -. moa'
.r.ss =. xs1,..- Tr. nA. oep@ 800 1900 49,
~ nsuss..ss, ns .sa %,s. N, Dps, ,.. se.e'
t.ee lay a., w :n.la ~ 1h'e..e. Depseas.
;nrnSc fo, Ia tha ssose sest aess s
Fund wheh !. unael.sooa % to have W hssn ru annsa.tT
nsn o,s4e. nrc1s1oa.
The Commissioner Of the General Land Office
has ja.t made he following fnpoFtsn. decision in
reference tn rte-rr,tors r,n;1cr thc Hornesf,ad
| e"ee. .oe ~
..ae mhe1e noes,eaa y rs ss.aes nhaet tns
q t1act containing more than 40 acre., be must
nav far tha e1re,s In cssh. When bc Te.frss TO
~ a ~ ~ s Sa.as - ~ ~ men .s ~ =. y, ~
credited with the amount Of such ezcces and only
required 10 pay for 16o acres. Where party en-
"sael ~ a",.. ~ ", auu noaHao.ts 'us
use', nc 1ot1ea,s ~ eia'ns 70 INC RES, eoh,nts.
eions. etc. which at The time Of cnsry were paid at
, 1866-08-27
FROM LOUISVILLE, KY.
The CITY Court In.broslIo-JudgeJ JoYce
Restrained by XTF1t-iueril1a# Ar
reSted-HrfcE5layerE,N National Convene
tion-Ecather and BusIucas.

I.oruvr1E, Kentucky, Auguet The coaten.
ton between ihe officers Of the City Court stilt
coptinres, without much prospect Of a peaccab1e
Refinement. The keeper or the Workhonsc ts held
foT contempt at Coutt, refusing Ia obey IN order
Of the Cont in releasing female prisoners.
Tbs following writ vas Issued against Judge
Jorce:
Louisville ~. John joyce !; writ OF prohibition.
Tho defendant, John Joyce Judge for the oeca-
sion or the City Court Of louisville, Is hereby pro-
hibttc1 and restrained from taking Jurisdiction
over cases nf persons confined In The Wotkhouse,
under md By virtue OF Judgment heretofore rem.
dersd by 3. F. Harbcson, regular Judge Of tie
tald City Court Of Louisville. until further oRdess
B. order of our Jefferson Court OF Common
Pleas. Made ibis Twent5-third tsd) day Of
August
Affect: J. r. CHAxuERs, Clerk:
Tho zane decision will probably come before
Z o. Wethesdaj night Nj. Dry, Of Lebanon,
by q d. 1unkstd. one John Fog1e.
Two Euer1ilins were arrested In Southern Ken
tneky, few days ago, while plying their vocation
by rohbinE house where IN old and tnd!m
couple resided alone. "A party of young nen VINO
were ont htnttng, heard d scream Issuing iIpm
the house. ar entering, secured the rufiana aitee
despe1e;s fight, during Which d oad saefaua Vas
These two fscebootesa formerly belonged -
, 1866-08-27
FROM WEST VIRGINIA.

Democratic ksnso OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
tim Of Candidates. Etc.
WMxEaixa, y: Va. August at.-Tha National
l'a,kersbuFe. yesterday. Colonel Ii. Smith was
nominated fne aoseslns. John ". Kennedy for
ney Gcntsal. Ono hundred and alxty delegates worc
prtacnt: lse&0tut!nnh were adopted endorsing tho
l.'adetplIla Convention. plelgsng ttalty to West
Virginia, and denounc!nc tho Radtcala,
, 1866-08-27

TltH ltAklN or ltsip II TN NtsN'rAWtNX.
r.r.,
Tim f.,,,,rs,,,,. a,,,t .,,,, ~. ~ n.,,,,.,,,
~ ~ u'"'eH "H. '"o n'Pnn'.""" -
wv scsona seel'ot' o' !'ic C"''s1ha!'oh"l
n'"'HaAe"! *M'e's feStt'es* seifeses"a'sM
~ enifahcllisc'a i'onniht"fs' fne soAlli
ufhy thai nrNrGrh nfo tlllEe1ln, ht1u fGtlts0 tO
ht0W thEn 10 fDtr, nin nllsrG, klL M
]uslos, or testify III Tho courts wIrru mt com.
PEELED by Federal }owcr. tut tliu rrl,uls OF
tho South insist o!t holding tlllrty.twu cxtr,
seats 1t, Congrcss arti thtrty.two yotcs h, tho
Electoral Cn'Icgc by vlrluu nf lilo rrcsclce
Dfthla .alaftnnchlscl nrgro population nntu'g
thctn. Thu Republicans of Tho "Nuri1." reject
tbls demand us wholly lnntlltlteElhlc, cxtrnv-
ngnnt and snrcrclltous. Tho Repnbllcans
tny TINT thr tatn r'hvo 1tnsos ,t,ny bo srpro.
EcntrA IN Congress on tho bnsls Of unfrnn.
ciilecs1 1Ml'ti!Ht!ofit tho robnlh mud Copper.
t.cads AeNsaMa that They hS represented on
The bnsls Of tlo disfranchlsoA rcgrooa ~ woll
NJ rnifatcl!scs! wlsltos. Thoy .dcny that no.
Ersics aro eHt:cts or soicra nevertheless ll,oy
lsslst u, oihuttlng tlte', agnlint fur millions
Of Northern while yoliug clt1Ec'Is. 1scaucu
The lFsue 10 flEnscs MID see how II caillcs ont.
Tho whole number Of Representatives III u
full laoWac ia I'll. On tho basls Of unftnn.
lt'arl population the House would stand
Aas:
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, 1866-08-27
FROl CENTRAL AMERICA.

Successful Revolution In Uruguay
Unsuccessful Revolution, In Trllx lilo.
NEW YonK, August aI.-ycaez,scla dates to tho
9Th Of Juis etate that Araua, President Of Uru-
enay. In. been t'eporct BY thc rcsolutonirts, aud
Geucral Pains Installed In his place.
a revolution has hcen suppressed IN 1ruxstIo,
after eomc bloot-lctting md hou.c-hurn!ng
t'cetn1 Coravnl,o wne atlc lrceitle,st and Gem
ctai vasqaez, the former President, was impris-
Uuri.
, 1866-08-27
. FROM ROCHESTER,, N. Z.

Appointments Of Delegates to the He
publican State Convention and to tho
Loyal Southern Convention.
ROCHESTER, N. T., August sL-At q Repnbli-
can Convention, held this evening, Hon. Thomas
were appointed delegates To the SyrncuRe Con-
yention. 4 resolution WAS adopted instfue:ing
the delegates TOR the fe-nominailoa Of Gov. Fan
adoption OF 4 radical platform. Henry Church
hill md Frederic,~ Douglass we1c nppolatetsdele-
70 Be- held at Philadelphia on the 3D. Of sepsem-
her.
, 1866-08-27
MEXICO.

The French Garrison Mt Tampfc0 Sur.
render to the Lt1,erals-The Mexican
Empire Totterfng.
.WAsn1serox, August 95.-H-. Romero, The
Mexican Minister, to-dsy received dispatches
from Vera CrnZ, dated on the 18ah ius.., contain
ing information thai On the ninth Of the month
the French garrison Of 1ampIco arrived At Vera
Ct nz, having surrendered 10 the Mexic7ns under
the garrison at Matan.oEas last June.
Exw YoEE. Aur. GA cfty o. Mexico CORES
poudeut, under date Of August 9Th, szJs: There
will undoubtedly be great revolution in Mexico
before the middle Of September. The only thing
that ean prevent Il !s The movement Of the Empe.
Jos, now started, which is expected to head it Oh.
October. Shonld the Empress Charlotte succeed
IN her mission 10 FRANCE, Empcsor Ma1imtuau
can only be driven ont Of Hextco By Yankee bayo-
nets. The Mexican EuIc will be too weak TO e1hct
TINT desirable Qb]ect.'s
, 1866-08-27

John Mo1Knna command, mud inusu lntety 10 Liar.
TlIn hflckfayoss hold meeting t,,.day tu deter.
Miih3 hi',h Inc lil9ltilnatfrt uf NaltUAHi Lon.
trMttaiI Ii Rtptsuuhrf.
f1utilIs*s Ii hNDyumt, ~
Lou!sttLL!. Rx, AuKust at..-TNera wsFn four
new caaes OF eAnturk md SUnf deaths yesterday.
, 1866-08-27
FROM MONMOUTH, ILL.

4 Natural Mtnglfns OF Sorclacads nn1
Coppcrlents-rho Nomination IIc-
aultinE ThcrefFoms
MONMOUTH. ILL.,, August 9l-The Democratic
Congressional Convention for the Fourth Dfst1fct
met here to-day. After speeches and the appoints
mcnt OF committees. the announcement WIS male
committee was appointed TO invite them 10 unite
with this Convention. The invitation was a..
cepted, and the johnson men In numbers entered
nl Mercer County, WIS aec1ared the nominee OF
ihe Joint Convention.
, 1866-08-27

Gals vii! feel Themselves rcft,tcd thereby.
uu IL Custer. Don't swear Custer, but II
you ,to swear, nwear M yOu arc ordered BY
yUilr Cvil,i,lA,Idgr.it,.tthlcf.