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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-05-06
NEW YORK HERALD, SUNDAY, MAY



FASHION COURSE -TRorrING MATCH FOR 5000
IL mile heats, best In II. Woodruff b. IN Lady Jones
70 wagon, ID Mace, B. Rockiand Boz. IN harness
JOSEPH CROCHERON, Proprietor.
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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-05-06
REAL ESTATE WANTED.


VlrATCHE~ CIIIfoEsIs DfshosDs AND AUs
w ITALIAN BFlkhts ssitAt.s ~ fhs ia1s sl fof
sfr purposes II be v~-y ia~.si Yfis rf~ lot 800, "
ma. Oh APp.ses ,son liostL LOUIS.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-05-06

tNORDHAM. -FoN SAiE. A GOOD HOUSE, WITH SIX
acres ol good Land, Abundane. fruit tho depot
Terms and price very moderate Alpls =. EMBkhsOk
t2i Eighth avenue.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-05-06

LNOR sALE-COrrAGE RESIDENCE l1D SOUTH FIFTH
street, Brooklyn r. D. four and onahalf blocks FROM
the Ferry between Episcopal and Methodist churches
lor sitting dining aud kitchen t-
and ha bedroom second floor staircase cold
water each floor; stationary tubs In Kitchen ktns
heater In sitting large cellar arbors. Ac Apply
10 owner l27 Maiden lane.
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sROOKLYN REAL ESTATE FOR SALE.

A NEAT TWO STORY BRICK HOUSE. WITH BASE
n ment and under cellar, complete with all modern
improvements tlermont between Dekalh and
Lafayette avenues Possession Immediately Apply to wh.
MACkAY, % Fulton avenue Brooklyn, or JOSEPH +. KEN
NEDy 63 Centre street New York
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-10-13
The Negro Luxury.

In Ohio the negroes were allowed to
vote, without distinction OF color, at all
polls-outside of a few countles--where
Radical Judges ofliciated. 1t was the same
in Indiana and Pennsylvania.
One correspondent writes us:
"XENIA. October o, 1866.
Every negro voted to-day that offered
his ballot"
"CEDARvILLE, GREENE COUNTY, o.
"Forty-five full-bown blacks voted at
this precinct to-day. The Judges took
their votes. declaring that under the Civil
Rights Bill they were rs well entitled to
votes as whites"
'IiIcHMoND, IHD,, October 0, 1866.
''The judges here allow fnll-blooded ne
groes to vote, the same as whites, and
justify themselves under the Civil Rights
Bill"
We have no doubt that, throughout Ohio
and Indiana, where there were Radical
Judges of election, with rare exceptions
negroes of all colors were allowed to vote.
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-10-13
Very RrnNn.

They had a big iolliilcation over at Spring
field on Wednesday night. SHELLABARGRR
was masickea, and made a speech, In which
he got OF some very brave toords. He was
aided by a slaughtering preacher, named
BOWER. BOWER is a weak sister capable OF
a good deal of Stiffness, and quite successful
In showing it.
Shell. otafter ANDY JOHNSON, intimating
awful doings-absolutely threatening to ar
him something! The Republic thus reports
his isferociousness:
His significant warning that Il the
President should persist IN not only aiirOnt-
ing the decencies of civilization, but insult
ing the loyal Northern masses by whose
heroism the national life had been preserv-
ed, calling them traitors ut the other end of
the llne--that an ar was suspended over
his head. and If these lndignities were con-
tlnued, that ar tooUld surely Jdll-was most
emphatically indorsed by the concourse OF
eager listeners"
There it Is and it is high time that the
President should be advised Of his danger.
SHELLABARGER didn't m very large
cemetery during the war, but there is no
telling how soon he will start on the "war-
path" SHELL. with his 'a1'' and SCHRNcK
with his engine both sterhly bent on ANDY's
annihilation, win strike terror TO bolder
and Drawer men that JEREMIAH COLDBATH's
''drunken tdiIdrln
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-10-13

MEnIOAL NnTICE.

Dr, II. JON y may De Consulted rs lOll0Wsi
In NENl 4 ut the Depot Eating House, on Thurs-
days, March 3; April l2i May ~ July o. Aug. o.
sept ~ Oct ~.
III DAYTON NJ the Phillips House, on Fridays,
March 81 April 49, May isi Jnly G; Aug. iOi Sept.
IA; Oct. ~
IN TROY at the Morris Rouse, on Saturdays
March l0j April14; May 49, JulyTi Aug. III sept
10: Oct. 20.
In sPRlNGFIELp at the willis House, on
Thursdays March rs; April 10; May "a; July l2
Aug. 10 sept. 20; oct 20.
Dr CONE has had onices in each Of the above
places, that he has regularly visited for the past
seven years, and as he has treated and cured many
the hest Of references Ia each place AS 10 his skill
Dr. CONE Treats aud Cures all varieties OF
CHRONIC diseasea including those OF the Eye and
Eari hhkcs no charge for consultation; but II
those who consult thimdesretreatment, he charges
Cash for his Medicines.
Medicines that will last patientfroH four 10 siA
months, cost from Five 20 Thirty dollars, In Cash
Address; DIR. " CONE,
COLUMBUS, OHIO.
noy2b-dlv
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-10-13
DR.. Bicknell's Syrup!
THE GREAT
CHOLERA REMEDY

Also Dgsenterg. DidrrAgd, Cholera AOrbHs, SUM
D'er compiIint, PdiH or dramp in Stomach or Bo,0-
eis Siet or Sour Stomach, Pdiateg's collie &c, and
Is warranted to CURE or no pay. Is purely veget-
able, without particle of opidie or narcotic.
Highly aromatic, very pleasant TO tho taste mild,
but sure in its effects, warns and strengthens the
system, acts like q charm, afording almost imme-
datc relief and taste OF the article will satisfy
the most incre'lnlous of these facts, Sold by all
dealers in medicine. Please send for circular.
Try Il. Prepared only by Enw ARD SUTTON
Providence, Il. 1. DEMAs BARNES q Co, OF
New York, General Agents. ,naduw6m
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-10-13
Veterinary Notice
John CastollC

- q IN n - "a - Z . i L q
- EsPECrFULIY informs his friends and the
~ public that he Is ready to undertake the cure
Of all tho diseases lao matter in what form Of
horses, cows sheep, &c. having hal several years
experience. and never failed 10 cure
For the benefit of horses that will have to re-
main under my care for some time aIn erecting
HORSE HOSPITAL on my ground In Patterson
on the River Road, below the q. III. n ID. Railroad
Bridge, having tuiiiclent ground for pAsturago.
! also keep supply Of medicines, which are in
fallible Also, ailments and linimcnts for bruises
sprains, aud wounds which will be forwarded to
any who may desire them and will be found n-
valuable. Every one owning horses shOnld have
supply Of my collie medicines and worm powders
a. this ID she season for that troublesome worm 10
horses, knOwn ai tsrefes.
The following ARE some OF the different diseases
horses are subject to surielts mango farcy fever
staggers, epilepsy, palsy, rheumatism, broken
wind, Inflammation OF tho lungs, distemper, collie
pleurisy, Inflammation OF the Kidneys aud bladder
strangleB, splnts, rngbOne, stn joints bone spay-
in, blood SPAWN, strains In the back. sincws thor
Ough pin, windgAlls, lameness in tho hip Joints
and shoulders, sandcraeks istula In the Witbers,
poll evil disorder OF the eyes jaundiee. swelling
OF the breast, coughs founders, suppression oi
urine, prOfuse stating, loekJaw, yenomous bites
and stings, bite Of mad dog, tooihache. 80.
Diseases Of cows; Inflammation Of the lungs,
bowels, kidneys, stomach liver bladder and brain
fever, cold, mango, dysentery fouls previous TO
calying, swelling OF the udder at calVing gripes
choking, milk lever, less OF the cud wounds
spraias and bruises, fog sickness, &e
In all cases, apply In time, at the Hospital.
OclSdtw JOHN CASTILLO.
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-10-13
NTr. ynilandlghnm's Speech.

We commence the publication to-day, Of
Mr.. Vallandigham's recent Butler county
speech. We are obliged to divide II into
several parts at first but when all In type,
we shall publish II IN full IN single Number
81 the ddilG as also IN the weekly. We
mention this now that those who do not
care to read II In instalments, may walt till
Il appears In full.
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-10-13
Worth Tall.lng Ahont.

Butler County, Democratic majority,
LII Holmes, 1853; Franklin, 1000; Aug
lalze, LOO; Fairfield, 1900; Crawford,
l,2OO; Clermont, 225, Mercer, 1,249. These
are tolerably wholesome figures to look ut.
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-10-13
FOR sCHENCK.
schenek,s majority.

Two years ago, ScHEScK's vote In the
District was 14,29l; HoUK's, 1l,606-show-
ing loss to ScHENcK of 1,545. Bully
fnr the tJThirJ"
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-10-13
Thirtecnth Disirlct.

General MoRGAN's majority in Licking
County is G25 and in Coshocton 3sl; della
Nos majority in Muskingum is $50, and in
Knox 35l, electing MORGAN by 800 major
ity
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-10-13
The Elections.

The Radical papers claim gain on their
majority on the State ticket, aud aver that
1t will exceed 10000. On Governor, last
fall, it fell a few votes below $4,000.
In the Congressional delegation, which
in the present Congress stands seventeen
Radicals to two Democrats, there Is but one
political change, that of General MORGAN,
Democrat for COLUMBUS DELANO, Radical,
making the delegation in the next Congress
stand sixteen Radicals to three Democrats,
Indiana, which, after the settlement OF
contested election cases, stands in the pres
ent Congress nine Radicals to two Demo-
Gratis, in the next Congress will stand eight
Radicals to three Democrats, gain Of one
member.
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-10-13

DIR. Il. CONWAY,
8 SURGEON DEN TIST

.HAVING REMOVED HIS OFFICE,
from Third, 10 SECOND STREET, would respect.
fully inform his friends and patrons, that he Is now
prepared 10 render his professional services 10 all
who may desire them, at his ONCE ON SECOND
STREET, opposite the Dayton National Bank.
apr n 1-8md
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-10-13
Special Caution.
M rs WINSl, a W,S SOtl,PnarNC NVuuP

mrs.WINSI.Ow'S SOOTHING SYRUP
has become SO popular that various paroles have
put 0ut articles calling them Mrs. WinslOw's
Please take notice that THE MRS. WINsLOW OF
TUE SOOTHING SYRUP is NOT CONNECTED
wIru ANY OTHER ARTICLE ju9dawsm
HObHCE's BItteSa.
s'rherc IN many "A tine word spoken
iD Jest - said gentleman to his friend who re-
marked that 'GrecHbackE good, bus
teObaciSS ARE hetIer.B
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-10-13
Marrita.

DE ECAMP-SPEAR - ON Thursday morning
October II. ut Morris Chapel by the the Rev. G. W
ketehum, Mfr. W Fletcher DcCamp, of Dayton q.
10 Miss Mary 5 daughter of Morgan spear, Esq.
of COvingtOn, Ky. No cards
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-10-13
Sptrial ayOtires.
Rings Vegetable AmbrOsia

Is the most popular HAIR WEsToRATtVE of
the day. It's cleaner more richly perGumed. aud
Is warranted iu restore gray hair TO its natural
roiori stop its coming oh; remove dandruG from
the scalp, aud prevent baldness Read the follow .
ing nome testimony;
CERTIFICATE.
The following Is 10 cert fy that ! have used
RINGS NEGEfABLE AMlIROSTA Tor the past
six months and have found in IL all that Is
claimed for 10 ~ perform My head has been near.
W bald for several yearswil be safe in saving for
slx ycats at least and by adherng TO the dfres-
tons In the Sc OF the AMBROSIA I am prond 10
say mat now have "a tne growth OF healthy hair
whist Az other rcstOratiycs have failed. ! can
also TESTIFY rs To its qualities In restoring gray
hair 60 its original color having seen II tested by
my most intimate friends. know Il to be snpe-
riOr to all other restoratives What do know l
know from experience, In reference to its proper
ties, and would recommend 10 to all ns being the
best article in market WM NJ IIIppARD
Dayton, Ohio, August "A, 1896
Il. NJ TUBBs Il co. Props. Peterboro, n H.
For sale by all Druggists in Dayton, and every
where. DR.. w. W. STEWART,
au25iaN3m Wholesale Agent Dayton o.
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-10-13
The Triumph of the Minority.

Says the Cincinnati EaqHirer. Again has
the political power Of the United States
been handed over TO the control OF a des-
perate aud inscriptions but immense mi
nority Of people. The theory that the
latter rule has been only theory for a
number of years. About twO-hfths Of
the voters OF the United States have,
by Gran and usurpatlon, aud under the
forms Of the Constitution, seized upon
power, and used Il to tyNnnize over the
three-flfths majority
The voters OF the country, according to
the test Of these elections, are divided thus
Against the Radicals North ... 9OOOWO
tS0pthl .... .... 500 00a
Total ....l. ss5o ooo
For the Radicals tNorthl ....... OO0
South .......... .. 100 W0
Total ..,.... ... as@0o
or the legal voters Of the country there
is to-day n majority of not less than n mill
lion against the Jacobins. Yetit Is power
less. Under skIllhh generals the Radical
column steps in and prevents a junction
between their opponents North and South
They out-votc the former at the polls, aud
then deny the latter their representation IN
the Federal Government. III that way
they maintain their ascendency. " there
could be direct popular vote tomorrow
Of all the electors Of the United states the
Radicals would be sent into retirement by
a majority somewhere (as we have shown)
Ia the nelghborhood of million.
IL all the States were represented ia Con
gress, even under our present Constitution
al organization. the Radicals would have
but bare majority, and would he. ms
against the veto of the President, incapa-
BILE of harm. 1t results from this that 4
Junction of the opponents Of the Jacobins
North and South seals their fate They
know this, aud hence their desperate strug-
gle to prevent it.
In taking this survey of the political field,
the question recurs How long can this
state Of things last? How long will three
fifths of the people suffer themselves TO be
reduced to political non-entity by two
flfthsf In what manner are they to as
sert their rights and make the Government
Of the Unlted States one representing the
wishes of u majority of the people? Swift
coming events may demand speedy prac-
tical answer to these interrogatories.
1t is well for the Jacobins to bear in mind,
when they urge extreme measures, that
three-fiths of the people are against them,
and that In Il contest Of physical force n
majority of a million would bp felt
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-10-13

G5sr In the United States Circuit Court,
at Chicago on Friday, the ease Of GERRITT
SMITH rs. the Chicago Tribune Company, an
action for an alleged libel, came up ON n
demurrer to the plaintiffs declaration, which
was argued by WRIT DEXTER, Esq, and
JOHN VAN ARMAN for defendant aud by
w. w. FARwELL, ESQ., for plantilr, The
alleged libel was contained in an editorial
article, published June 13, 1865, which, AS
the plaintiff alleges, charged, among other
things, that he aided aud sbettcd JoHS
Brown In the commission of wrongful
and criminal acts at Harper's Ferry, and
that on the arrest of Brown the plaintiff,
In order to avoid arrest and punishment.
feigned insanity, and fed to and took re-
fuge In a lnnatie asylum.
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-10-13

EB~The Constitutional Amendment has
so far been ratified by the States of Yer
mont, Connecticut Rhode Island, New
Jersey and Tennessee. Oregon ratified the
amendment and then reconsIdered, and
gave ii the go-by.
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-10-13

EB-No more reports of cholera will be
made in New York, the Board of Health
having decided that the disease no longer
exists as an epidemic.
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-10-13
9ur Sale.
For Sale.

A GOOD substantial Frame Building, Is rec
"A long by 49, wide with u good eight-hoIse en-
gine and boiler IA feet long aud 3s inches IN dian
etor, all suitable for manufacturing purposus
ANY ono In need of a place of this kind win nm
lifted, and tho engine and boiler are nearly new
For fnrther particulars address Lock Box Si
Dayton. Ohio. Hi0 aueidh
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-10-13
Third District.

The following is the result of the late
election for Congress in tho Third Dis
trict:
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-10-13
lBusinsss aJptIfes.
DOCToH
, STRfCLAND'S
| TONIC.
DYSPEPSIA

4 .Df. STRICKLAND
~---------- Tonic IL conccn-
rated preparation Of Roots and Herbs, with
l.ntlacids aud carminatvcs to strengthen
the stomach aud nervous system. IL IS q
certain remedy for DyspepAia or lndigcs-
tion, Nervousness, Loss Of Appetite, Aeidi
ty Of the Stomach, Flatulency and Debility
anitcd for Weak. Nervous aud Dyspcptic
pefsoua. For sale by all Druggists every
where at 81 per bottle.
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1866-07-28

Srriuit Ter Ssfrsidsr bersuterp arSssr III fe
csrlcrsn ausin 10000 @efdnaeue.
@s tei6t. ale att prsuetfbe Nrmssccrps no.
zen In pisier S6ia6t Gin pslber auf Der ON
cerH Seite aud Idmmt.ibe i66ifits Sruppsn
nstsnbci 5 iSsfrs,dtlte Nrms'ecrpe ~Ranosn)
mitdsfcdten uno i6mer,lths gerlufe ,%rlittsr.
Die @arps 5nRliere nnbmsn p,n Sefrsidsrn
20 @siGibs. Dae Heaimsnt gliictstb erbsu
tsts 10. ras 1. Carrie Nsg. 8 pas 2. 6ularen
R'a. 4 @sid iise. Oas II. Suiarsn 8co. bot
) Sdrress asiprenet.
Die Senrsi6sr Fo6sn BON Der rrsueilb,n
Snoausris psrfolst in GROCER S0I unp eaben
phrputis auf.
S~sitrsih'iCber Setts puroen In bteIsr @blabt
3 Srr3bcr Sss perwunpet. Der @orps.@ om,pou-
"sur 5eststtes perlor Elm Ssin. gurpss@umman-
Nsur Oral &bun srbielt einsn Sbue In BEN
8opf. Stsrf Sinper unp elm anpsrer Stobstsf
ltnp toot. Die 5nrifcn 0'dtsnftsin uuo Winpifh
9rdb purcen asfaugsn gsnpmmen. I16 Sc.
ibubf purpen erbeutst.
Sn 6olee oiefss Steass 1T BEN Vreueen fr,i<
a%saeten, bic nod Yaroutie pU,auSrinaen. Rb
auf Der Sabnfrsds pom Yarpabie nab 0raa an
psrstrtasn unp cine iebr pcrtteilbafic Stsuuna
etn3unshnisn Nrbt auein 10 Damn beiuo ?
9 mi Spbmsn in itren 6Gnpen, ipnpern. i'm Ss.
iee Ger etnisn Swilbtn Uien unb Winhsu.
purosn lie slei63eitis bsior 6auptfdpte tscrobeu.
Die boteriibe Qrmse TT nuumsbr p5ui. BON
Sobmsn at9el6nitten unp p6uia auRer Stonpe.
auf etrpai9s Spernttonen sinen @inTus aus,u-
uten, Ia tie tutro fusar rurb Die @eaeuport
prsnetiber 3ruppen In Ter @taenp BON 0lausu
unp Scf abSe3ossn.
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1866-07-28
Hnslanb.

Der Srteg TN Oeut1HIanb.
W'1ttas Ssrt6ts finb i'm 4aufe eiei.r Bp6,
aus uriersrn alien Saterlanpe piep.r Bier rim.
eetr fen, ote nod thinner Sisae uub fdsu su,s
Sorrudsu Der 9rsueen auf bic Sauptfart 81 q.
rs'@s perlnnosn. Die pi6tisfsn perielten lal.
len mir bier fplaen
Sst al6ofsntura i%dluaen bic 0reue,u ON
l4tsn bic Sunreetruppen. Die ulriidfoIsn unr
5rantturt raumcn mustcn.
Oer Sunrcsta9 1T nab Quoufeubu-o (2>
psrlsat tpurpeu. ~
OaS prsuBt'te 6aup'quariisr NOR In Sriiur
uno ptrp meter beritt,t, pas bte Drsuser g.
iau tsleet bdttcn. w
Vic Sonpcn n3imss" alautt. tas tie pr,u.
BIN am l7trn Dor g4itn Iteben niirpsn. mn ncs
Ole Scitr''her Den .fisars,bsn preuecn" fhm,r.
pen '6psrlt6 stnru srfolsrsiden apiperf,rp
cntasgsnlsBsn f6nnten.
General S'aIbtnt bate bic Clint, g,,ro
nno Steenja b.frbt, ridte aeaen IsnspIo ncr
nup i6'ersn lid Ole Staliens Md i'm mimi,
'tsn um ne S6enfuua Teueoiae Seitsue Sen.
re'h ON 6ra"treId, NapuIeun fbe,n MT trce an y.
Dem non nttt nuf zen 6rieasrhauplas sr,t,,-
men gu roousn. pa. pic GO bci6t sr o,mo,tio,,
H'tpstt Dor osn preubr den Sinpuupsloemrbper
babe.
Die Ssaung oes itsrls. iItsn StIsoro,hsn
prefer erfoigr'th pcrpdrie, unp a,bt man lid
Der SOf"uns btu. bas oas Si lrnwsrf pissmoI
s~eIinssn psrbe.
usesr Ole SermittIunasuurfbIdae Sranfrsi6s
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