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Columbia democrat and star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1867, 1866-03-28

THE BREAKAGE OF LAMP CHIMNEYs.
An article in = late number OF an
English mazazine, on the subject Of tho
fracture ofPOiished glass surface says it
Is fact Known 10 the philosophical in
strument makers thatif metal wire bs
dawn through a glass tube, a few hours
aiterward the tube will burst into irag-
ments. The anneaied glass tubes used
for water guages of steam boilers are
sometimes destroyed ia this way, after
the ae: of forcing piece Of cotton waste
through them with . piece OF wire for
the purpose Of cleaning the bore. This
will not happen il e piece Of soft wood is
employed. In these times, when glass
LAMP chimneys are in such wide use, it
is of no little Importance that the fact
should be made known. Thousands of
persons who have been in the habit of
using wires, table forks aud lot of me-
talic articles in the washing of thace
chimneys SO often swapping to pieces on
the lamp.
Columbia democrat and star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1867, 1866-03-28
The Traitors vs.. Seward.

Secretary Seward endorses the Presi-
dent, and made speech at New York
on the 22d in support of the veto. The
next day On reading tie Presidents
speech, be telegraphed to johnson as
Washington as follows
"NEw Z oRK, Feb, %, 1865. It is all
right and safe. The Union is restored
and the country safe. The Presidents
speech is triumphant, aud the country
will be happy.
(S;gned) ". II. SEWARD"
After reading this dispatch, VIM. Lloyd
Gorrison, a leader of the Northern trait
ors, said in speech at Brooklyn, in re-
ference to Seward ss
"How art thou fallen, oh Lueifer, son
of the morning. 1t bad been far better
for thee TO have died beneath the stabs of
the assassin Payue, than to have survi-
we'd and forwarded such besotted tele-
gram to the Presidential leader Of the
rebel sud copperhead forces of the coun-
try. God may forgive you, but bctray-
ed people never will"
Columbia democrat and star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1867, 1866-03-28

BACHELOR editor, who lives IN shanty
aud boards the devil. woke Up the oiher
motning and found bag snake in iais room.
We guess he will remain a bachelor, for
Columbia democrat and star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1867, 1866-03-28

Az impatient chap, waiting for the grist.
said to me miller 81 could eat the meal
as fast as The mill grinds H." Chow long
could you do SO my friend " iuqsired the
Columbia democrat and star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1867, 1866-03-28

NJ We must suppose that men value
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-08-01
DiabolicaI Outrage at wabash.

One of the most atrociOus outrages that
we ever heard of was perpetrated on the
person of n white woman at the loyal and
holy city of Wabash, Indiana, last week. A
party of loyal yOung men, OF the "F. F.'s,"
decoyeda woman into the river bottom, and
while they had her there, threw her down,
stripped her, and holding her by her arms
and legs, induced q negro to ravish her.
| The tears, entreaties and prOtestations of
| the poor woman had no effect upon the
ruiilans who held her. She was a woman
of easy virtue, we are told, but that cannot
be taken in mitigation of the criminal and
| fiendish OilenSe. She protested against
having carnal Intercourse with the negro,
and screamed and struggled to free herself
from the tiends that held her until nature
was exhausted.
The morning following the outrage, she
sought legal advice; but as the crime was
so hideous. and the amalgamationists who
perpetrated itof the first families, (the ne
gro is of the family Of Colonel Cowgirl )she
was told that she could not identify the
parties sufficiently to make a case, and a
purse OF fonr hundred and ii fly dollars was
raised for her, and she sent out of the State.
The utmost anxiety exists to keep the affair
quiet; but "a CHIEFS among 'em takin' notes,
and faith he'll prent 'em." We have the
names of the amalgamationists who per
petrated the internal, diabOlical crime. The
name of the woman so grossly outraged is
Mag. SwOfford. She is the daughter of a
| Wabash County farmers Republican,
| Huntington Democrat.
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-08-01

e$" According TO the St.Louis Democrat,
the chief organ of the radicals in that city,
the purpose of Governor FLETCHER. in arm
ing the militia and negroes in that state is
not to 'manage' the fall election, but to
"get rid of \. JOHNSON" After citing the
constitutional provision in relation to inn
parchment, the organ declares that "what
we propose to do is to eject radicals enough
to Congress so that if the President attempts
a revolution, THAT is, does not do as the
disunion radicals want him to- there may
be strength and courage enough in that
body to get rid of him in the Legitimate
way" The radicals are fast reaching the
conclusion that unless they can "get rid o.
A. JOHNSON" in some way, their days are
numbered.
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-08-01
Indiana Politics.

The political canvas in Indiana Is pro-
ceedinE with great vigor. Its stated by
the Democrats Of that Statc, thpt siieir
mass meetings hcldfn the southern ccun-
ties within the past two weeks have never
been edualcd IN number and enthusiasm.
Up to the present time. the following
gentlemen have been nominated by the
Democracy Of their respective districts as
candidates Tot Congress Second District,
Michael g. Kerr; Third District, Hon.
Henry W. Harrington; Fourth District,
Hon. William s. Holman Sew nth District,
Hon. solomon ClaypOols Ninth District
Hon. David TmpiC; Tenth District Hon.
Robert Lowry.
The Radicals Of Indiana have made the
following nominations for Congress: First
District, General, william Harrow; Sccond
District General Waiter O. Gfcshcm; Third
District, General Morton G, Hunter; Fourth
District, Colonel Ira G. Grover; Fifth Dis
trict, George w, Julian; Sixth District
General John Coburn; seventh District
General Henry c, washbnrn; Ninth Dis
trict, Hon. Schuyler Colfax.
The Democrats of the indianapolis Con-
grcssional District will hold nominating
convention on Thursday, August u, to 81
lcct candidate for Congress, All who IA
vor Johnson's restoration policy are in
lyitcd to participate. rlt II.t /
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-08-01

The LANCASTER faicliigcRcer gives the
leader of tie Evolutionary cabal IN Con-
grcss a iirst-rate notice, from, which we
make an extract:
Az itmcrant Yankee he came 10 Pean-
gylvania 10 better his fortunes. Embark
ing IN politics, he carried into public life
the morality of the vagrant pcddlcr who
will scrnple AT no mean trick 10 disposc OF
his wares at an eNorbitant profit. Disre-
gardhig cYety morH obligation aud re-
lpudiating 4evety Social tie. Nv lived the tfb
Of q man isolated from. thOse about him.
Sating his passions where he could, spurn-
ing all the humanizing associations Of do
nestle liie. settiRg &c open delaace the
deepes st-sestcd prqjpdlecs Of race and color,
recognizing no obligations to the cOmmu-
nifty IN. which he lived, to the State which
furnished him ahOme, or 10 the country ut
large, he cherished In his perverted mind
and wicked heart a single sentiment which
| ln course Of time came to'cOutrol all other
femotions Of his nature. lie hated the
South. What special cause he had for ami
mostly against the entire white race of
| that section we know not
We can only account for his bitter wI-
bending and unrcasoning preiudice by
suppOsing that the innate malignty OF the
| cold bl0odcd Yankee was kindied To un-
wonted intensity by a very close intimacy
| with llllworthy specimeIis Of the negro
race. Sure IL is that unrcasoning, unre-
lleuting bate Of the South was she eontrOll-
ing principle of his whole political litt--the
one Infamous quality which gave him pub
lie nOtoricty. Whatever he may have once
been, Thmldeus stevens has long since been
rendered Incapable OF feeling or leren Oi
comprchending the emotion Of patriotism,
as u should exist In the heart of every
American citizen. He had no wife, no
children whom lie recognized or called his
word. Ostraciscd socially iu the commu-
mites Ia which he lived, and u foreigner in
the State lie made liis home, he has shown
himself to be utterly incapable of compre-
hending his duty TO his country.
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-08-01
Going Down.

The 81. Louis RepubHcGa, speaking of the
defeat of the Radical candidate for City
Auditor, at the recent election In that city,
when the Conservative candidate received
over thtyty-onc hundred votes out of forty
six hundred, says: The fact is that the
Radical organization, as It once existed in
st. Louis, is demoralized and cowed. The
good sense of thousands who have acted
with ii revolts at the principles and prac-
ticcs into which the party has run with
such wild and inconsiderate frenzy" That
decentralization of the Republican party
will go on the more rapidly now that it has
been shown by the Chairman of the Ma
tional Executive Committee of the Repub-
lican party that the Radicals are taking the
initiatory steps to produce civil war at the
North. Good sense and love of peace and
order will induce tens of thousands to leave
the party that is led and governed by reck-
less men, who will not hesitate to involve
the country in civil war and anarchy to
retain power.
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-08-01

eSs- The last hope OF the Monarch of the
Sea has vanished. She has gone with her
almost seven hundred passengers, how
gone no one can tell One of her boats has
come ashore upon the coast of Ireland,
containing five or six dead aud half de
cayed bodies. Some record committed to
the waves may yet be found to give MS in
telligence of her fate, but it is now Il mys-
terry of fire, iceberg, collision, or founder
ing from storm or leak. Il f.. SO "a c.
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-08-01
The Campaign in Pennsylvania
The Soldiers.

From the Philadelphia Age, we learn that
the Democratic and Conservative soldiers
are fairly aroused, and are holding johnson
and Clymer meetings in all parts OF the
State. On the 25th large and cnthusias-
tic Convention of the soldiers was held III
Harrisburg. A large number of the SOL
diers present who have heretofore acted
with the Radicals, announced their deter
mination to vote for Hester Clymer. They
repudiated Geary as being the representa-
tive of party opposed to restoration OF
the States, and in favor of inaugurating a
civil war in the North, in order to perpet-
uate their political power. The meeting
after electing delegates to the Soldiers
Convention on the LIST of August was ad-
dressed by Hon. Hester Clymer and EX-
Governor Bigler, and adjourned with cheers
for johnson, Clymer, and the Union.
Like gatherings of soldiers have been
held in other sections of the State, anu the
Convention which meets at Harrisburg, TO-
day, will be iair representation OF the
views and opinions of the soldiers OF the
State, and nota bogus concern, like that at
Pittsburg. A few radical politicians CON
cocted and managed the Pittsburg meeting
The soldiers had but little to do with the
affair. The resolutions were prepared by
corrupt and interested party leaders, and
they were urged in the Convention by mer
who have been and are the recipients o.
party favors. In no sense (says the Age.
was the Pittsburg Convention an exponent
of the sentiments and opinions of the
Pennsylvania soldiers. They are for resto
ration and the Union. The Pittsburg Con
vention is against both. The Union sol
licrs are determined to support johnson
and Clymer, and act with that great part.
which always has been, and Is now, tn
only true Union organization of the ma
tiOn.
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-08-01

sSy-A Leavenworth (Kansas) dispatch
says: "The Indians have been committing
depredations on the Smoky Hill route. Three
men were murdered eighty miles west of
Junction City, Kansas. The eGovernmentis is
taking active measures forthe protection of
the Kansas frontier. Great excitement ex-
lists among the border settlers. The time
set for the Indian attack is when corn is
ripe.n 1 iH
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-08-01
Great Democratic Meeting at
Flemingsburg, kentucky.

The Democratic meeting at Flemings-
burg, Kentucky, on the 26th ult., was great
success. The crowd was large-variOusly
estimated at from eight thousand 10 twenty
five thousand. 1t was addressed by the
Hon. George ii. Pendleton, Judge Duvall,
and others, who discussed the political is
sues of the day with ability and tact. The
titles for the Democratic ticket at the
August election. They fully appreciate
its Importance in sustaining the President
and his policy, by an overwhelming Dem
OCratic success.
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-08-01
INC Philadelphia Convention.

lnC hlAttUClIhlh SOhN NNuttObs
Greeley, in the New York tribune, seems
to take sensible view of the coming Con-
vention. He says: .a 8l.f f'
This Philadelphia Convention has the
substantial support, to start with, of the
party which polled over l,S00000 votes fol
Mcclellan and Pendleton in 1865. Then il
is backed by the essentially unchanged
Rebels, with scarcely an exception. Add
to these the Federal Executive, with its
despotic power over what Mr.. Randall
terms the bread and butter of One Hun
dred Thousand Republicans now in office
yet who are given TO understand that theil
official heads must fall if they fail to sup
port my policy and the Philadelphia Con'
vention movement is seen to be sufficiently
formidable to Justify and demand fixed at
tention. Fr.y "
He thus, properly, combines large ma
iority of the American people, and it dom
require great amount of shrewdness t.
see that this organization is sure to carry
the coming elections.
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-08-01

es- White women in New York are earn
ing eleven cents "A day making shirts, and
that too, while the Radical Congress. is
voting away lnillions OF the money wruhg
by grievous taxation out Of the people, in
cludipg these poor women. TO support in
idleness lazy bkicks. Eleven cents 4 day
clothing and rations, the latter including
s'White sugar ~ q"
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-08-01

we invite the earnest and hearty cooperation S o.
every Democrat and patriot in the work OF the
roming canvas Securing this. we have no heslta-
ton n saying that victory will peich upon pl , our
banners at the close OF the coming pohtlcai con I
political prospects of our country, and the greai
Shin OF state will safely anchor in the haven OF
pcrmanent Peace and Union, under the Consut9-
tiou and the people Of our entire country De nhle
to reioicc over the re establishment OF law anu
order throughout the land. -,
ily order OF the Democratic Central Committee
n TuoMPsoS WM. PATTON,
DAVID CLARK, GEORGE v NAuhhrh'
DENNIS DwYER
Jutv 1874
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-08-01

GB-The Speaker Of the Tennessee House
of Representatives will not sign the reso-
luton declaring the Constitutional amend
ment passed IN that State. Only fifty-four
members of the House Were present. when
there should have been fifty In order to
constitute quorum Of two-thirds of the
House, required by the Constitution.
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-08-01

E5Y- The Washington correspondent OF
the Baltimore Sun says that ''if the fall cleo
tions for Congress result in favor the Radi-
calls, we may expect a movement that will
continue Congress in permanent session, de-
spite he:Constitution, during Mr.. Johnson's
Presideney." Either that or the impeaeh-
ment and removal of Mr.. johnson from the
Presidency
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-08-01
aletv advertisements. j..
Dissolution.

VNHE copartncrship heretofore existing Under
i the style and 1rm name Of Nishwitz, Brecker
4 Co was this day dissolved by mutual consent
The business for the future will be under the firm
name of Nishwitz Il Frey, who will settle the
business of Nishwitz, Brecker ~ Co.
Aug. /, 1885, sa GEO. NISIlWITZ,
No, s2s Third street. C. a. FREY.
atttl
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-08-01

az The Democrats and conservative Re
publieans have united on county ticket In
Darke County, IN this State. II will be
elected by 1000 majority. ..3
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-08-01
IsEMOVAL.

I HAVE moved my Office from Main ST. to room
L OVERSIZE ThiTd street opposite Phwnix House
will attend 20 the collection Of the additional
Bounties Immediately, and all other business re-
lating to the sOldiL and the widows and heirs of
soldiers. AS claims of this kind paid in their
order, persons who apply early will, of course re-
ceiVe their money first.
au1diawi Nj. p. NOLAN.
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-08-01

EB-The Journal of this morning is elated
at the prospect of delightful little rum
pus" in the Democratic party. 1t bases its
hopes upon notice from the Secretary of
the Democratic Central Committee, which
appeared in the EMPIRE last evening. We
assure our captious neighbor that he is
doomed to a sore disappointment. The
Democrats were never more hopeful, har-
monious, united and confident of success
than now; and they don't intend to have
the least bit of 'rumpus." He would be
glad TO see it, no doubt, but in this case the
'.wish is father to the thought" If he is
really anxious to know the purport of the
notice, referred to, he had better call on the
Secretary of the Committee, and we are
quite certain that gentleman Will be happy
TO give him all the desired information. If
the editor of the Journal persists in his
ridiculous nonsense much longer, he viii
fairly win the somewhat expressive appel
lation of the travelling companion of Doe
sTIcKs-"d. p" A good many people think
he is entitled to it already.
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-08-01

eB-The stampede from the ranks of dis
union radicalism in Wisconsin is indica-
tive of the fate which awaits that party OF
strife and disloyalty next fall. In addition
to the names of prominent Republican
leaders heretofore added to the "a. JOHN-
SON" list in that State, appear those OF
Colonel FRED. LOWELL formerly Speaker
of the General Assembly Hon. J. ii. WAR
rem, of Green county; Colonel w. b. Barr
TON, of the Eighth Wisconsin Volunteers,
and ALEX. MITCHELL, the distinguished
banker and financier.
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-08-01
10 the Democracy of Montgomery
County.

You arc hereby requested 10 meet N inc . seheIai
Townships at the usual places OF h9dins ae
an riIIJSSDAY the 9Th day OF AUGUST lsooI nv
two O'Clock r NJ and in the several WAfus Oh NY
ritv al eight O'Clock r ~ Of said DAY, AZ sheh
tlares as will hereafter be designated ior tne pr
nosc of appointing Delegates 10 attend the Couh'Y
tonyention of the Democracy, To be held AZ
BECKEL HALL. IN THE CITY OF DAYTON
on Saturday, the llh day Of August, 1866
At ten O'Clock A NJ of said day 70 nominate can
the ensuing election 49, -,
Zach Township Is entitled to representation o.
eight and each Ward 70 three, Deiess11ISSSS
CONGRESSIONAL CONVENTION.
At the same time and place. you are hlsO ~
u,csted 10 appoint Delegates 20 the Deiuoe,Iatl' y
Congressional Convention, OF the Third Dlst,ltt "
ohio. 10 be held in Hamilton, Butler CouAS' OF
the 9sth day Of August, 1896 A., g.. .,.t .,,,,
The npportionmcnt Is one Deiegato 70, SnV' i oni
hundred votes east for GEOKGE w MohoAN, an
an additio Gal Delegate for each nty votes hna 9p
ward TO each Ward and Iownshlp n,. haNu'P w nrn NJ,
cgatcs is as follows
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-08-01
Removal.

NEFF * BENNETT Manufacturers and Whole.
IN sale and Retail d0alers in stoves Hollow
ware, SC, have removed their Salesroom from $40
Third street to the rooms formerly occupied by
Brown n Irwin, ON the corner of First street and
the Canal where they will be pleased 10 see their
friends and all who may be in want of hrstcluss
ool iun and IIeatinR Stoves.
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-08-01
Residence at tDaytonview for Sale

rINIIE undersigned Offers for sale his present
j idence, embracing over two acres of land.
situated at n short walk from Main street. Terms
easy. The ame may bo exchanged or rented, if
not sold.
jy31dtaw2 JAMES NJ. SMITH.
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-08-01
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THE GRRAT
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The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-08-01
Bissoi,IdoiI.t

1lHE co partnership heretOfoTe existing tntaer
II the style and firm name OF Mem Reuiet .SA(b
was dissolved on the 10th lust Negf Il Bennett hay
ing purchased the interest of Mr. Eels Either
partner will use the name of the Arm IN liquida-
tOn. HENRY NEFF, ~
tH.H.. MILTON BENNET
iy17dawtf MARCUS EFIIS = -
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-08-01
DIR. r.. CONWAY, lfr
s URGEON DEN TIST,

IlANING REMOVED HIS OFFICE,
from Third, TO SECOND STREET, would respect
fully inform his friends and patrons, that he s now
prepared 10 render his professional services T. all
STREET opposite the Dayton National Bank.
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-08-01
MEDICAL NOTICE.

hIIDASLhA eINO-AACAN 5
DR.. y. CON q may he consulted Follows;
| In XENIA at the Depot Eating House on Thurs
days, March 8 April T.; May ~ July 8; Aug. o.
Sept IL; oct IS
In DAYTON at the Phillips House. on Fridays,
March o; April IS; May IS July q; Aug. TO-; sept
IA; Oct 10.
March 10; April IA; May 10; July q Aug II sept
| 10; Oct. 20
In SPRINGFIELD at the Willis House, on
Thursdays. March 10 April 10; May 24 July IL:
| Aug. 10; sept 20; Oct. ~
Dr. CONE has had ofices in each of the above
places that he has regularly visited for the past
seven years, and he has treated and cured many
Patients, in each of the above places he can give
the best Of references in each place To his skill
Dr. GONE Treats and Cures an Varieties Of
Chronic diseases, including those Of the Eye and
Ear; makes no charge for consultation; but Ii
those who consult him desire treatment he charges
Cash for his Medicines, 5 .I
Medicines that viii last patient from four to siN
months, cost from Five TO Thirty dollars in Cash
| Address; DIR, y. CONE
| COLUMBUS, OHIO.
moves -diy
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-08-01
FOR RENT.

TWO trout rooms, (suitable for an ollce and
Il sleeping room.l ia tho building occupied by
the Ohio Insurance Company, northeast corner Of
Third ard jefferson streets. Inquire OF WILLIAM
DICKEY President, or w. H. GILLESPIE Sec
rotary, Ohio Insurance Company m0dtf
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-08-01
9aint11a@l @lPaint1n&
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DAYTON, OHIO.

w III cry sales in town or country, for the old
ones ju9d2w
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-08-01
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