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COAL AND WOOD.

DEMBERTON Il CREW, dealers In
i COAL AND WOOD, Office Sc ysntsenth street
between Cary and Dock: Best RED and WHIT!
foundry use CLOVER HILL LUMP and AVE.
RAGE COAL; OAK and PINE WOOD. NH l4-u
NEW COAL AND WOOD YARD,
IN CORNER OF SEVENTH AND CANAL
STREETS. -ANTHRACITR and HlDLOTHIAH
wal -" "D BLOOD 1 PENDLETox.
N. Borders promptly alled. dc iI-1
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PIANOS.

O-FORTES-NEW AND Sc
COND-HAND.-The subscribers can accom-
modate all who are in search of PIANOS. In ad
dition to new instruments, they have some which
are second hand They will be sold low. Cal
al their new book and stationery store, on Governor
''''''' wooDH0USE & PARHAM,
an % (late James WoOdhouse co.,
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,ns,ruc,,ons from the pre,iaer,

Nav ORLEANS, May 3.--President john
las ordered General Candy not to in
.s.tt with the United States Court.
General Candy has released the cotton
~ the military, and turned il over to
tinted States Marshal.
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Sury -
The foregoing IL correct statement of the public
debt rs appears from the books and Treasurers
raurns I'm The Department on the LIST of May, 1866.
HUGH MCCULLOCH,
Secretary of the Treasury.
Virginia 6's, coupons, sold in New York
on Wednesday at SOS.
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i. sDsotos pEsrIsr, u. e..
vsnth and twelfth, j.ae below The MsnonSi ~ ~
fsss i He viii ExGBlN0E W3HHsfH ~
Improved base for OLD SITS " vSx sa. ..s
bis services need ma neglect thsis esete . As ~
.eeonnods,s Linssls = ,ss .csss ~ -
having work done. y 80. - -.
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ARCHITECTS AND BUILDERS.
DENTISTRY.

TOHN MAHON DENTIST, for
81 many years associated With Dr.. JoHY G. WAIT.
respectfully informs his old patrons and 81 othsts
OPFlCE from Fourth street, and can nov b t0enS
ut his RESI- DENCE, s1s Main street, between sixg
and seventh. Will practice his profession IN Al
:" ARTIFICIAL TEETH inserted on vulesniss.
Gold, and Silver: o.,c.
The i SisHsst i price paiS ior DIN GOLD PLATE.
ANIL .A
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CATTLE

CATTLE.
Prices in the cattle market remain unchanged.
Good beef is in demand at from 7c.@lOc., gross.
Sheep are also in demand, averaging 6@6.c. gross
for shed sheep. There are no wool sheep in the
market.
Beef retails at 15@?5c. u D. Mutton retails at
l5n 20c ~ H.
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TEETH EXTRACTED wfTHour
l. PAIN.-0. ". JONH, n1RlAI 1uns.o.s
announces p al hayisg ssslk = = sspsasA -,
attsr much dIncsliy asa sSgesSsa z ~ .sssy{9
IN fis;ts5 xYbi oaS - = ..3ys..s
and sucesssfuily nssA st ne HoeAs vASA -
:. many :sosns sss:s = ss rss
PALS % Tie .pasisnll ssA = y y XEARtkk
HakaLmS iAsfs ~ 1922 ~ ~ ~
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= az 49,: !: ': :s:s :ss... Z MA ss
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Fhce, nIIy ecnS wv. ,1rpssPH!S {IlI J.
.pn .oner NIX 1si,s sasd fsEIis sssss

nLEANSE THE BLOOO.-Wtth COR
S:, q s, ya SS SGs =:
Keep You iistisss Sspresssd. ssd sooa f0s sosSjS.
3 ssnaSi his; ss0d lila S =
these Impurities and stimulates The orgsns q nfs
into Vigorous aetiSn. IsstosinG hs hsslh And q.
q fs eoSspass Which are esessd 81 ne.iH q o.
blood, such q serofula O Einss Evil 3tAc.ss
Salt RSsass, sesld Head, Ring Won, Cssssf 8
CsGesrOua Tano.s. soFs VS. xs.sS DsssSc
Pises.s., Liver to.pI.i.sS II neslt Dr..
s r. r. ss,isss VA! ss,ss si..
ssa III. g HS f ~
SsF :s. SSs 'ss: 0 aS Sn y
curative properties whaisvef. Hence, iitssr az.
S Hs' inch SsoS
and s sfHs Ne .s IrsSs1i, 81. os:.
remedy as shall rescue the name nom 9Hs {osS y
obloquy. which rests upon it.. We think We hsvs
sistible by the ordinary run Of the diseases Il L
intended 10 cure. We can only assure the sick
how sH e.. and '.s have reason
ieve II Is by far the most eGectual purifier Of he
sT universally
| known TO surpass every other remedy for the cuis
OF Coughs, Colds, Influenza, Hosrssnsss, Group,
Bronchitis, Incipient Consumption, and for the
Of the disease that 1t 10 useless here 10 recount NE
s1 psps;. & y virtues Tn. ys!S fRIH; :
md q, sold ssn1 Syy PURCELL. iSDD CO.: SS;ssst.
DOCKBRIDGE ALUM WATER.
nounce that they are at last prepared 70 put again
on the market this highly valued mineral water.
The well known house OF .
PURCELL, LADD CO.,
Druggists, Richmond, Va, will bsths
PRINCIPAL DEPOSITORY
for It's sale North and South.
We aIso place IL with A. B. FUCKER, Lynch.
burg, to supply that market and the Southwest;
Also with COLEMAN ROGERS, Baltimore
HEGEMAN Il CO., New York. i. III
Great care Is taken In packing the bottles, and
they are safely eP HISx WILL {sT ssvIH
SUFFIcgD TO CHECK, AND, in NOT FEW, 10
ERADICATE DISEASE. Price, delivered into any
depot, or on board any steamer, or At any Sthsr
and Fifty Cents--the money, In every instance, 20
~'.'lTfiH s ALUM MASS. OR Powders;
pora,Sn their value and se.sy medicine
have been abundantly established. The demand
for there Salts WAS very great throughout the Wal,
but II was not In our power 10 meet IL. They Will
Be SSs n poua s hs aSa y
per ounce, and can be forwarded By Express -ssah
to accompany the order. Pamphlets sent by mail,
on fS 4 hs nSGfj a
NH l8-7w
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rNsfyrANtE CoMPANYts
ITIRGINIA, 8 TIA T e INSURANCE.
v COMPANY. a..,t J.

Z, INstynANCE COMPANIES -
yTIRGINIA, s TIA T e INSURANCE.
- gra COMPANY. ai Il
!. sI CAPITAL, ssss.sss. = tf@no'
JOHN l.. BACON, President. ..s;yt grt
THOMAS w. McCANCE. Vice President.
= WILLIAM II. CHRISTIAN, Secretary. ! !.
DIRECTORS.
THOMAS r. PRIcs, JAMES ALPRRD JoxEs,
wKLLrssron GoDDH. THOMAS W. AccAxcs,
JoHs +, .B.cox. .y RoBRRr A. LAEcAsTER
BUILDINGS, MERCHANDISE, FURNITURE.
and PERSONAL PROPERTY OF ALL KINDS, In
the city country, insured against loss or damage
by fire on the most liberal terms.
Losses equitably adjusted and promptly paid.
Office. los Main street, over Mitchell Tyler's,
Richmond, Va. spsl--s
FINDER A LIBERAL CHARTER
~ from the General Assembly of Virginia,
passed February %, 1899,
THE INSURANCE
AND
SAVINGS COMPANY OF VIRGINIA
is organized with an
AUTHORIZED CAPITAL Of VI, 300.
Principal Office at Richmond.
OFFICERS OF THE COMPANY:
DANIEL J. HARTsooK, President
DAVID J. BURR, Secretary.
B. G. WHERRY, JR., Assistant Secretary.
DIRECTORS:
JOHN EyDERs, DAVID CIREk,
w. B. IsAACs, GEORGE 3. PALMER,
w. q. PAINE, W. TAHOE,
JOSEPH +. CLAGETT, JOHN Z. WILLIAhs,
SAMUEL C. TARDY, j. b. DAVIS.
This Company is now prepared to make lNsU.
RANCE and issue POLICIES upon FIRE and MA
RINE RISKS on the most ADVANTAGEOUS
TERMS. and offers all the inducements connected
with a HOME INSTITUTION OF UNDOUBTED
ABILITY AND SAFETY. The business capacity
of the Directors is well known throughout the
State, the condition of the Company can at all
times be ascertained, and any accumulation OF
profits will constitute fund for the benefit Of the
community which pays the premiums.
Office on Main street, between Twelfth and Thir-
teenth, over the United States Telegraph ONCE.
ap l4-lm
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1866-12-07

We HOPE we know how to appreciate, with
true moaesty, the very delicate compliment
paid us in yesterday mornings Courier THR
NEWS, on Wednesday morning, published full
account Of the Planters Meeting, held in
Christ Church Parish, on Monday last The
same number Of The NEWS also gave q, full - re-
port Of the proceedings Of the Charleston
Board Of Trade at their meeting on Tuesday
night. The Courier Of Wednesday made nc
mention Of either Of these meetings, but has
made full amends, in giving them the place q
honor il yesterdays paper, the usual learned
and instructive editorials being made to give
way for matters Of sneh palpable local interest
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N--t--| N!ESsE. .ftla3F-4
MEssRs. sT0 WERs, KEYsAND BYREM.

a
It would be vain and unpr roftable task to
attempt to correct all thes misstatements and
falsehoods Of the mum nAza1a. seasaeiona corr1ea
pondenrs7u1 the New York
appears in that paper Of Monday last .a letter
from " ashington, containing so ingenious and
Intentional a Misrepresentation Of the painful
circumstances that have rendered conspicuous
the names at the head Of this article that it de-
serves at least an emphatic denial and o quiet
exposure,
The writer gives statement Of the evidence
elected at the trial Of the Anderson prisoners,
which is plausible but inaccurate. He omits
the important circumstance that all the evidence
Of the prosecution was purely circumstantial,
and thus leaves it to appear that the prisoners
were guilty without a shadow Of doubt,
whereas the public Of this State, who were
perfectly familiar with the whole history of the
trial, were unanimously agreed that they were
unjustly convicted In mentioning the part
which the President took, the correspondent is
anxious to make it appear that they were re-
ieved by his authority, whereas they were re-
leased by judge on writ Of habecs corpus
The whole letter in the Tribune is, in short. q
misrepresentation from beginning to end
manufactured expressly for party purposes to
injure the President, without the slightest re-
gard for truth, and is only one of the many
sensational political epistles that daily dis
grace the columns Of that paper. There is,
moreover, q part Of the secret history Of this
trial, which has not yet been given to the pub
lie, save in the inuendos Of the counsel for
the defence, but which weare able to publish
on the best authority, and which we would
give to the world, if it, were not for the
pressure Of military authority; and until this
is removed, AL It is no longer dangerous to
speak the truth, no just estimate can be formed
Of the merits Of the case.
The idea attempted to be inculcated that thev
escaped punishment by means Of their wealth
is simply ridiculous, all the prisoners being
men Of only moderate mans, most Of which
was exhausted in the expenses of the trial.
Since writing the above we learn by tele-
graph that a Select Committee Of Congress has
been charged with the investigation Of the cir
cumstances in this Anderson murder, and that
the Committee will leave Washington next week
for the scene Of their labors.
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ton from which all are equally excluded it
Will DC OF little practical Importance
What in the way Of confscation and attain
ders may be done, it is not yet easy to deter
mine The pardons of the President will be
disregarded if there were motive to do so; but
there IS not Even popular feeling at the North
has ceased to demand its victims. The South
IS SO far away, and has so little of an offensive
attitude, that there is more of feeling, perhaps,
against those opposed to them at home. We
fthlnk it probable, therefore, that the question
Amerely will be in what way the South can be
best used to advantage; and as it viii be more
! profitable to remit her to q condition of
Industry and order; as more can be made
/ from her products than her property, and as
Athe heads Of inofensive men will be Of no pc
cuniary value, nor, in the present state of feel
Fing, will even purchase political capital, it is
Aquite probable that the South will be left in 3
Imaterial condition in many respects as fa7ora-
!ble as that she is in at present. In fact, it is
not improbablaibat herma5erial fortunes may
be frightened. Men have feared the triumph Of
the Republican party, and in that triumph they
have feared disorders and outrage. From
such apprehension capital is kept away, and
our own people have shrunk from enter prises
and investments: but when it shau appear
|. that we survive the that, accepting sub
jugation, we are in worse condition than
when fevered, as for the last two years, by ap-
prehensions Of its coming is quite probable
that enterprise and capital will come in, and the
cultivation of the South be as extensive and ef-
fcient as it ever yet has been
That our State Governments viii be permit
sted to continue, IS not Certain, though quite
probable: There will be neeessitysfor the par
Aty IN power to make provision foradherents tits
probable, therefore, that they Will be sent pro
consular and pretorian positions over the South
and thus the State Government must, to an ex-
'tent, be limited in their powers and operations
but as agencies for mum iaipaa palaR1 -laR1 and order
! che functions Of which cannot be altogether ab.
Esofbed p the central power, the VIII be toe
convenient to be dispensed with; ;:snd:5t may be
I Respected, therefore, that the States viii be re
Ncognized as distinct POLITICAL bodies; and thai
'doar-sttiic matters viii Be permitted TO Femair
il much the condition >EnEy are:..sIt is thu
that the new Government win probably com
mence its course; but how it Will continue
preserve its power-how find in the mass Of its
direction that unity Of executive auth ority anc
action necessary to it's Office, and how it may
preserve it's own order among its many aspir
ants for place and poWer-are questions vet t,
be determined.
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Colonel J. 3. Johnston, an artist Of Baltimore,
has in his studio bust Of Andrew jackson by
Hiram Powers It was executed in 1s49 at the
White House, and is said to be the only bust ever
made entirely by the sculptor with his own hands.
Colonel Johnston offers it for SALE and there is
some talk Of the State Of Maryland becoming the
purchaser, S5- 75 fIT~77Ss'$s q -'>
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lsHARLESTON ORPHAN F7OUSE.-wANT-
~ ED, PORTER AND GARDENER for the above
i!nsttuton Compensation SOS per month, rations
nens and tuel with the Of comfortable house. A-
Rncatons 70 De LETT with the STEWARD at the Instit-
1o1- December
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WANTED, ABOUT THE FIRST OF JANU-
wv ANY, small HOUSE, to contain four or Eve
Philip streets Any one having tho can hear Of
sS11snS Ny addressing T =. t. ct Daily News csoe
December 7I',S0# e .#
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WANTED, A RESPECTABLE WHITE
w SERVANT, to cook and wash for small family
5000 recommendations required. Inquire at Mr. PANK-
MINIS Drug Store, No. 123 Meeting street.
December
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NM N It e ID, ONE OR TWO ROOM s
w pleasantly located the northwestern part Of tn
City with use of Kitchen and Servants Rooms Addree
Box No. 222, Postcfice. II December
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ITO RENT.-THE UPPER STORY OF !
IL HOUSE, containing five rooms INQUIRE at No 4
SMITH STREET south of Calhoun street.
December o
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WANTED, WHITE COOK TO GO INTO
w the county. To q good one liberal wages will be
paid Apply st No. 40 vANDERHORsT STREET.
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l. WANTS.

WANTED, A GOOD FEMALE COOK.
W Only such as can bring good Recommendations
3eed apply One without children preferred. Apply at
No 0 OfsANoE STREET Q December7
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So az COMMUNICATIONS offended for publication IN
dis Journal mast be addressed to tie Edato1. Of the
Daily Ne,cs, No. 18 Hayne- street, Charleston S. C.
Business Communications to Publsher of D1SJ,,
Netos.
We cannot undertake 10 return rejected conmunaca-
tons. '''~1'0-'
Adnertssemets outside Of the city ns,tst be ocomepa-
MED acitt the cash. M
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LOST.

OsIz ON THURSDAY, 22D ULT., "A VEL
-1L LOW AND WHITE SETTER. liberal reward viii
De paid for her recovery, at No. % PITT STREET.
Oecenosr5 InXf3
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TO RENT, &c.

ITO KENT.-PART OF A HOUSE, CON-
IL sIST1NG of three Rooms Kitchen and Stable in =
central location Rent moderate. Apply at THIS or
o1or7
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ITO RENT, THE THREE STORY BRICK
" RESIDENCE, No. ~ vANDEREoRsT STREET
having stable crrioge house, and all other necessary
ootbuildings, cistern and well Apply to sCREvEN i
NESBIT, Accommodation Wharf. Decernber
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WANTED-AGENTs- -S75 TO SaoO e r.
w month for Gentlemen, and $35 to S75 for Ladies'
everywhere. to introduce the Common Sense Family
Sewing Machine, improved and perfected. It will he1n
fell stitch, guilt bind braid and ebroder beautifully
price only $40 making the elastic lock STITCH fully
warranted for three years. We pay tho above wages
made Address or call on G. BOWERS T. CO., Office No
255 South hstreet, Philadelphia, Pa AL letters an
swered promptly with circulars and terms.
December SUI 7mo
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SCHOOLS, COLLEGES, &c.

GIRLS HIGH AND NORMAL SCHOOL.
CHARLESTON, s. c.
HNHE COMMISSIONERS OF FREE SCHOOLS TAKE
pleasure In announcing the public that the Exer
flses Of this Instqtion win be Wednesday,,
MOOD A. NJ, late President Of the Columbia Female Col
lege have been secured and competent corps Of IN
In consequence Of the failure OF the Legislature
70 mage any for the support Of this School,
the board VIII be compelled to charge for tuition m
a1nount sufficient to the expenses Of the
Se96PPt The terms will be fifty dollars per annurn
kyeCe asAiteFlys 1E7p1ace- This
encb vnoc dosmery pussuedn the Institution Including
In addition to the regular Classes there win be %
PeBBaoo1y Class for less advanced Scholars.
fups desiring admission must signify their Intention
to the Secretary of the Board at his Office
IN the Norman School Building Z n Nm 1e'
nom the country desiring information in regard
Box No. 8. C. a. MEMMTNGE%P % HI:, %ss:on, Aey
November 10 e,o
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INSTRUCTION ON PIANO.
M HS: n d: T. BRYAN WILL GIVE INSTRUCTION or
IL IaE PIANO to q limited number of Pupils Term
December -. --.'A.
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ITO RENT, ROOMS OR HALF OF HOUSE
December 6 - n - = - -
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A GENT WANTED.-AN EXPERIENCED
~ CANVASSER wanted for this State to sell by SUBJ
scrpon, Photo Chromatic Oil Portraits Of President
Davis Gen. Lee and President johnson These Por-
traits superior to anything Of the kind yet produced
and great offered experienced Can
vasser Address A. BARLOW
--f@#- No. 7O8 Market street
December PhiadeIphia. Pa
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THO RENT, THE THREE-STORY BRICE
u DWELLING No 81 CHALMERsSTREET,w with htot
en-, good cistern we'll and store atached Possessio
given Immediately. Apply to ---'1'" =
November % WIN BENZ McINNES
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EHOR HIRE ON SEIARES-HEADQUA
II TIERS PLANTATION, situated on Wataree River
with eight good mules wagons plows and every rtensi
REQUISITE for the cultivation Of cotton CROP For par
OF to ADAMS, FROST CO., Adgers Wharf, Charleston
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THW LEASE FOR "A TERM OF YEARS.
i the VACANT LOT OF LAND at the northeast corner
Vneen and Archdale Streets suitable for the erection
LOT q Corner Shop. Apply to VIM b. RYAN ~
OecenDer B No z State street
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EDR SALE.-A THOROUGH-BRED sTAI.-
one four and the other three years OLA They can be-
seen zee atCHhlsToPHER ALEXANDER's sTABLFS No
DUO kang street. until o'clock this day where te 1,eIi
erees OF the above horses can be furnished.
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PORT ROYAL RAILROAD.
ADJOURNED MEETING OF THE STOCKHOID-
~ ERs will be held in the building of the Alendale
IL O'Clock, A. M. = q DAVANT Mt" -
ISosoloei - ~ Secretary.
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-02-17
stanton and the Churches.

1t seems that STANTON is disposed to run
the churches TOR awhile longer. The Lees
burg (Va.) Watchmdn says; The Secre-
tary Of War has ordered all the Methodist
Churches in that section To be turned over
TO the East Baltimore Conference. The
Reverend Mr. WAUGH, of the Baltimore
Conference, which was in session at Alex
andria last week, was notified by All ofil-
Ger commanding military guard that he
would not be allowed any longer to preach
in the Methodist Church at New Harmony,
and was ordered to turn the church over to
preacher sent there from the East Balti-
more Conference, by Bishop AMFs. The
order was quietly obeyed, and the congre-
CATION dispersed. A similar proceeding oc-
CURED in respect to the charge of the
Methodist Church near Hillsborough.
Maryland.
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-02-17
Democratic Victories.

Reading the county seat of old Berks.
Penn, has long been under the domination
of the Republicans, but at the late munich
pal election the Democrats carried every
thing by majority of two hundred. In
Lancaster City, Pennsylvania the home OF
THADDEUs STEVENS, the Democracy were
successful at the city election, Speaking
OF the result the Hteiligmcer says
Yesterdays work convinced every Re
publican in Lancaster City that the Demo-
cratic party is still living reality. They
found 1t fully prepared to meet the vital
issues of the present day The energy dis
played by it in yesterdays election will
mark the contest which will commence
with the nomination OF candidate for
Governor on the 9TH of March next. We
give our opponents fair warning that we
intend to elect Democratic Governor next
fall, and to turn out the Radical members
of Congress who voted for negro suffrage.
We shall go into the fight fLlly determined
to win, and with confident reliance on
the good sense, the honesty the patriotism
and just pride of race which characterizes
the white men of Pennsylvania.
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-02-17
EInrihn.

\ correspondent Of th3 New York Times
writing from jacksonville, Florida gives a
grand view Of that State--it. topographicaJ
meteorology and salubrity. and concludes
his letter as follows;
In conclusion. ! must say that bespeak
for Florida glorious future. ! predict
that peace. prosperity, wealth and happi-
ness will be her lot. Her rich lands viii
come rapidly under cultivation, and in
crease tcnfold in value; her noble waters
will he thronged with the appliances OF
commerce population. such a. she desires
will flow steadily into her borders cities
and villages aud palatial mansions will dot
her landscapes; schools and churches aud
public institutions will he her boast aud Il
refined society. living In afiluencc and com
tort, will grace this land OF flowers, cncom-
passed by ocean and gulf