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GENL SCOTT DEAD.
Fenians Migrating Can
ada-Wards.
Large Shipments Ct Arms and Mum
tons Of War.
Congress Hall, Saratoga, De-
stroyed by Fire.
s0rI"D EDnNI LNI-DnDLN
LATER FROM EUROPE.
{ levelard. MAY %,

Cleveland, May %.
Some three or four hundred Fenians,
partially armed, and with coors, otIicered
hy men with side arms. passed through
here las. night and to-day, going east.
They were orderly and quiet, and claimed
that .hey were going to California TO work
on Railroads.
Cincinnati, May 90.
This mornings Commercial contains
tho following
There Is an active movement among
the Feniaus Quite a number left this
city yeserday bound for Canada. Large
shipments of arms have been made north
ward.
he indications are that An extensive
raid is about to be made upon Canada.
Movements Of men and transportation Of
arms have been in progress for some days
with degree Of secrecy that indicates
business.
Saratoga, n. Y, May 10.
a fire was discovered 10 the north wing
Of Congress Hall, at ore o'clock this
morning, and now the " hole building Is
10 ruins. Loss 5000, 900. Much OF the
furniture vas saved.
DEATH Of GENERAL SCOTT
IVES: Point, n Y, May %
General Scott died this morning. at FIVE
minutes past eleven O'Clock
LATER FROM EUROPE.
Farther Point, May 20.
The steamer ST. David, from Liverpool
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MaHitOWOc Market.

Corrected Weekly by VIM. H. UoRN,
Dealer In Produce, Provisions, dc.
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poles Ct a neutral, and as Russia NAV
prefer a settlement with the sick man Of
Turkey" the probabilities. as they now
appear, are decidedly 10 favor Of a general
European war.
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Pumps and Flax Wheels.

TNHE celebrated Wooden Pumps and Flax
J. Wheels manufactured at Sheboygan Falls
are constantly fer sale at the williams
House in Minitowoc, and at WRILLEP'S
HOTEL ia Two Rivers. Hundreds OF these
articles are so Id daily Throughout: the State, md
for cheapness and durability caun0t be excsll,
cd. LITTLE X RALFE, Manufacturers
". +. CARY, General Agent, v7ncs.sn
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"A Card.

The business OF the above firm will be con.
continued as usual, by myself. a continuance
OF the patronage hitherto bestowed upon the
former firm is respectfully solicited.
p. J. SMALLEY.
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of COpartnerShiD,

fTHE Copartnership heretofore existing be,
l. tween E. J. Smallev and p. J. Smalley, in
the Foundry business, under the name and
style of SmalIey Co, is hereby dissolved.
The accounts of the old firm will be settled by
P j. Smaley. E. J. SMALLEY,
p. j. SMALLEY.
hanitowoc, May %, 1866.
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Cattle Fair in Classonville.

A CATTLE FAIR AND SHOW will be held
II in OIassonville, town OF Cato, during the
coming yea. as follows: First Mondays of
October and December, 1866. and the First
Mondays Of February, April, June, and August,
1856. MULHABL a. CLASSON,
Dated Sept :, 1855. Proprictors
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Macon, March 8, 1895
Female Delight

English Female Bitters
English Female Bitters
Englisl Female Bifters
Guflish Female Biiters
Ua.aSh Female Bisters
Tie result Of Southern Experience
THE result 0f southern Experiences
Ihe result Of southern Experience
q.ergsu,t Of southern Experl-.oe
For aH Fan,le Goapaiass
For al female Complaints
soraE fersa,e Complaints
Fur all Female Comptain,s
For all Female Complaints
viii remove unnatural distractions
viii cure painful meutruatlon
will cure too profuse menstruatlon
WIN cure lily stvrics and Palpltsilon
Will cure Leu,orrhoea or Whites
| 1t satisfies old and young
1t satisfies old and young
It satisfies old and young
II satisfies old and young
1t satisfies old and young ,r,,
Ii delights Husband and Wite
It deIgh,s husband and WI
It delights husband and WI
Ii delights husband and VI
1t delights Husband and Wli'
A powerful Female and Uterine Tonic
A ~nowerful Eemale and Uterine Tome
A %powerful Female and Uterine Tonic
A powerful Female aud Uterine Tome
A ~pnwsrfnl Female and Uterine Tome.
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nIE LAMPS with extra
CUIMHEYS " MiCkS

aud &crnstmt supply Of
PURE, REVIVED |EhGOSFNF OH
always or hand, die most economical Is0'
now IN 6se.
eag- 4 Jew of hose nice Plantation and
Physicians Medicine chests, With fixtures
complete, which will be sold rerg lo~.
A few pairs Of Ladies' Kid Shoes and
Black Cloth Congress Caters, at as TOR
pfices al caaa be had in Mobile.
Thankful to our old customers and friends
Tor their past patronage, we hepe 10 merit
a continuance. We will only say to them
and those WHO hereafter favor US with thelI
custom that our utmost exertions will be
used to give them entire satisfaction both II
quality and price Of articles wanted W.
are determined to sell
AS LOW As ANY,
and sell nothing but thu best. Call, e7
anime and price our goods and We will b
satisfied with your decision as to PURCHASING
SAMPLE y McbELLAND.
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f''''s Or Bushes III H1ouen.
~ eccentric Methodist preacher,
..''' Do" Of whom SO many onec.
''' ne in tie South aud West.
'ee Stopping at , hotel in New
''p' ~ q man naned Bush
: the guests was a Gen. Roo,
g~''asI0Oaily made themselves
Al loreOso's expense. One
4. s' loot began upon him thas /,
you tell Us a great desi
sea. Now I want you Il
= AMY what sort Of 4 plao,
~ With inperturable grav
preacher REPLIED Heaven
~ : ' . smooth rich lsttih
,,,' mere ''A'ta hushoOr ! roo
1'' There never will be.
-EnH M III
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Music. WU j.

A LOT or Music for the PIANO anC
~ GuIrAa. ih Guitar and VIC in Strings
ujapk Book, of every size, Poeke Me orsa
dnms. Pocket b H., Purses, and large lot
dpe Letter, Note apd Cap Paper-fo safe BY
II II. DENT.
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n.rs.rs . M%EftlCINES.

VVST rec.tyed from the Manufacturers u
LARGO la, Of G~ennine Patent Medicines III
clnding IN bar the following, VIZ:
T~.rrant's Aper'ent, BloSreoe' ,or and
- Col6Iu. Cherokee Remedy,
Nct.sse's Blood T lrifer, NUisne's C9fd"'
Cnyy's Tooth ache Drops, Kennedy p'sco'e'''
Tawnsend's, do do, fharn's Eri"cS
Tarraut's Extract, Mclane ,''USS
Costar's Rat ESt'rmTdtr, Mothe1 ; he'i0''
na,by Elu,a Karanlrh' Pite SAlve
SnaIdi o, Cine. Sozodont,
CCrr"SnG ,g9elLtine Mrs. Winslo9's syrup
prT SOL. lndphblc Ink, Magna'j. Water
Nl-tpug ida.mat, augt-i'' Dai"''
! NcLaue's Vol Oi, Lint The sou : EyeW"'e'
Haryrl Couat'u, PoH's, HlSeAhu :
Grty's Ointment, H'' at.,
Daily Fam G%2tractor, .aSseIl > '''
Liquid 0pods doc, BeoI'np, God Iiv OIL
Fahnestock's V.rriinge, RN n'e"
Davis Pain Killer, liaine,' p,nacea
lorses lnviptg Cordial Hooper'S Cachous'
Bachelors Hair Dye,
Crtstaioras, Hair DYE,
He,nstrctt's Hair DYE,
Wood Hair RestorStor,
PhAlon's Hair lnvlgoraior,
Tricopherous
Hairs C'ciim Hair ReueSer'
porncttS tocllul,
Mrs Aliens liar Restorative, No. l.
o,, ,.s.ian Hair Restorative, No
! Y S,srbna's AHltosia, Zylobalsonlum'
+. pills.
p 80, Wrghts Vegetable BIlli
49, e pals. Mg 4sa taTst ( ~
s~,ss,ssA sfga FINS Aetta livsT fHN q
-. 3R1N SuVns isls
plps CESS e'sis fafs
JAfae safsses &
1icocA Porous Pasielr 49,.
WSl's Rheumatic Plaster
Morehead's Magnet T .tet.
Z Morehead's Strengthening fIal
Badsan's Strengthening Plaster
Brushes
Paint Brushes Of every description
Marking Brushes.
!. Tooth Brushes,
Counter BruS
and White Wash Brushes. For sale 6y y,
April II, 50.
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rOILETARTaCLES

NINE FRENCH, GERMAN and domestic
L Colleagues, Pomades, Hair Oils, Hair Brush.
% Puff. andPuf3oxes, Observation-Disclosures
Transparent Soap Balls aud Fancy Soaps o.
eF''' Ii. DENT.
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A. HERZSTAII 4 CO.,

a. a EAWA OOsS
nj the Ola Stand Of Belts : Carlton, Macon, Miss,
!. ,'tr.... e a "a
HAVE USTRECIEVED tier well selected stock Of
SPRING & SUMMER GOODS
consisting Of
DRY GOODS, CLOTHING, BOOTS, SHOES, HATS,
and a fine assortment of Millinery. and other Fancy Goods
too numerous to mention. We bought our Goods at the pan
ic prices, and for cash, which will enable us to sell at very
MODERATE RATES.
We thank our friends and customers for their former he-
fal patronage, and respectfully ask for further favors.
4ou1cx SALES AND SMALL yRoF1Ts'
NJ motto Call and examine our goods before purcr ls'ns
elsewhere.
MR. CARLETON is still with Us, and is always pleased
to see his friends. A. hfNAoAHm ~
April IA, 1865 . &us
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FINE q

A VERY superior article F~
~ Of FRENCH BEANDY, MIL-EM
For Msdcina purposes. Also, IHg
s]nperIor Port Wine, Sherrf w
Madeira, and Ch4mpaigne, Gin @&A9@
Sche aan Snaps, and 40, artiy e Of prime
cid WAisEey, for sale by rrvr
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SOUTHERN AGRICULTURAL HOUSE
LEWIS MATTHEW'S & CO: .-
.Manufacruring agents for The Sas@
AGRICULTURAL IMPLEMENTS
AND
Plantation Machinery,

2Oe FRONT ROW, MEMPHIS; rEEN"aL
aA and mIae stock druyM thing required by the PLANTER Ok CHI "r1
rp.op CHAINS SHtvELs AND SPADES. HARNESS AXES, HOES HAMEs oLhAR
uovIlNIs, ONE AND TWO HORSE WAGONS. Iron AND THlNbh
sKIME EAGLE" CARvERs 4 EMERY COTTON GINS
r. b.u .mbumm cor pAes Improved Gang Hiding pL0W, TO- GUILTY. IOh y" "~
0 3T@TroV p NTER Mndmrs0 hbpedH apdlooms Bro"nE sPpmngO m"
"Goc M. Sv Cmmrs Fan Mills Corn Mill, Rpmg Machines Washing maGm~h
"e ~ Tn" a. 40 hmg poWerlS Saw Mills GmtM Mills neEnaNmg Mame@ #
Sa Machines lathe Machines Iahm Pha WOdMMhpeY dM mA
T TImmTssu mrphaphed me will prevent rust cotton ,4 - :. tmn Sal 81
,n RI y eTTAT pIOWS The RAIDER, [em only Phw Htw Hf"urm me FmF "H
no CoTTOS SWEEPS, Cotton SuaBnT The STAFFORD CULTlFArok W Gnu MnSh"a "W"
V1H 1w non mmn pMy odm more thoroughly than @n ed"e BY h@ "e"'
P"T0T pARU WASHING MACHINE IA delicate womnm ebhdrn@ ee
L G.n ohemddv washer in h W nuHy AHdhye old amdhMd
hmred !md labor saving machine WiFbc kPo constantly
on hand which we are tall times willing hhow and
wan Cal and ew MM6F Front Row. #A# ~v
MEMPHIS, TENN. -. ~ Of 80.
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For Your Blood

Use Constitutional Monarch
Use CONSTITUTIONS Monarch
Use Constitutional Monarch
Use Constitutional Monarch
Use Constitutional Monarch !,
1t c~leauses aud p%urihes the blood
1t cures all skin diseases
1t cures camp itch and letter
II cures all forms Of Syph'lis !,
1t removes all lmpurlticsU Ut the blocd
prenared by Memphis Physicians.
prepgred by Memphis Physicians,
PREPARED by Memphis Physicians.
Prepared By Memphis Physicians
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For Cholera and Diarrhen

FOE UAANA
Use Red Diarrhea Remedy
Use Red Diarrhea Remedy
Use Red Dia7rhea Remedy
Use Red UiarI hea Rt1edy
Use Red Diarrhea Remedy
For Cpronic or Acute Dtarrhea
For Chronic or Acute Diarrhea
For Chronic OF Acme Di,rrhea
For Chronic or Acute Qiarrhea
For Chronic or Acute blarrhea a.
For Crahrs, Pains and yomn'hg
For Cramps, Pains aud Vomiting
For Cramps, Pains aud Vomiting
For Cramps, Pains and Vomiting
For Cramps, Pains aud vomiting
fl smells good tastes better, acts best,
| II smells GOOD, tastes better, acts best
1t smells good, tastes better, 1cts best
It sncIl4 good, tastes better, act, bet
Ii smells good, tastes better, acts best
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, \ RECEHT'ED!

new and fresh addition to our stock Of
DRUGS MEDICINES, CHEMICALS, PA
TENT MEDICINES, Dye StuGs, PerIunery,
Soaps. Hair, Face Il Tooth Preparations, Sta
tionery, Combs, Brushes, Fancy Goods, etc.
besides a full supply, or medicinal use 0"ty'
of PURE WINES ~ LIQUORS,
consisting of French Brandy, Cd Bourbon
wbiskey, and Udolpho Wolfe's own imports
lion (W4RRAN2ED GEAULlE, o.
SGHIEDAA ~SCHNAPPS, tlOllAnd Glnl Port
Madeira and Sherry Wines,
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&N@A0A4
argest and most Successful
tad SCHOOL IN fHg : STATES
roe Bofs ASD YOUNG AES
...s's.,.
T4is School has al Ne adpantqfgs
III C5tiegs tbilh Hire n as dis
advantages
Tho Summcrville Institute is patronizel
by tie frsi men q Che soaln!
nglIlS old nd ii hi r'selnl and popular.
instra.iot, enlarged, reiltad enf re-
ira I'D m!'bavHg tas abltst corps OF
4adhers e,or brough together in ms
rouotry, sill enter uron its Fonr'een''
Annual session on
Monday, the First day Of October ncXt.
The Principal has associated with him
IN the School, John NJ PutFck, A. NJ,
W. R. Kirkpatrick, A. NJ, and Mr. J, j.
Williams; PtoG. p + Ho|taes gives in
.trn .tiop IN Music every day '~ith con
nerdable zeal and ability,
lhc Seaool is situated in high -alh,
L,i,,s rtnioa krano Vie " Hountalns,'
KAN t1a, IRON 81 acuaiak, on tie Mo
b .lno Fatt,oaa, and is almost The
A44l- al4ol. Of its grade, that went tnro
..,e V... Since the surrender large add
+, ,,e, have been made to 'be buildings ahc
ba term closiug June 3otf. is the mos
.ro,pproti4 and useful ore known IN thu
,tsIory of the school, successful as II ha'
,tuas been. Every branch OF Mothema
.es olre ind mixed, including
Cira EueiaccyE ai Prachcrl fied
operations,
,ita splendia equipment, is taught Wit
{ h. ypry first ability. The classics ard u
, Fr.uci lanpnage form IN importoRt ie"lur
+ h tba rarufar eourse Of study, Ati VI
Q la.5aab branches are ably snG iorcibl
4 ttr'r Inrludjrt the AmuTl .lenre
.att-trated by Il complete lpHat iQs. |
,sort. the greotesl ear i taken "'h ~
raining Of all boys, az any ''agf q the
d ,luutiun. Young net. are carefully tf'
parcd for any psrticaIar calling N NE,
y TO enter aryaslas3ia any University. II
Booa Keeping c mn here Is - good
"a ,ny in The regular Commercial Schools
The most frequent instruction CIV
e. ,tndents is, 10 maintsin thar se5 'reSpc
and be gentlemen indeed; and no pains
= pared 10 assist them in every Interest.
y The charges are, for twenty weeks, O
hundred and twenty-five dollars, marta
n. in advance. Music, which is oPtioh'
washing and fuel, extra. i.
CO To secure n room, or for other parll'
in lars. address, Gholeoo Z. o. Miss
,ot ~ Catalogue furnished on applcat'
THlS S GATllRlGhT,
Principal md Proprietor
ID. Juno 10, 1895 tOl
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FORPTI ES

Pill S
rse De IT, Rooke's Pile Salve
Use De Ia Rockies Pile Salve
TIse De La Rockies Pile Salve
Use De ia Yooke's Pile Salye.
Use De la Rockies Pile Saive /.
The Result of Long Experience
nm Result Of Long Experience
The Result of Long Experience
The Result OF 10 & Experience
The Result Of Long Experience
Nh. Great southern Preparations
The Great southern Preparations
The Great southern Preparations
The Great Southern Preparations
NJ G,sat Southern Preparations
Ale Preierted,h by the Massel
Are Preferred by the MasseI
Are Preferred BY the Maase
Are Preferred BY The Masse
Arr Preferred BY the hasse
Mold by Druggists and Merchants
Sold by Druggists aud Merchants
Sold BY Druggists and Merchants
Sold ~ Druggists and Merchants
SoId ~ Druggists and Merchants
i p DRu0MG0OLE 4 co, ProprietoFAi
wholesale aud Retail Druggists,
4l9 Main ST., Memphis, Tenn.
~. w. DENT. Agent, hacea, Mss.
April 80, lses.sm
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DVERY VARIETY and size OF Fisht9
IA ugats and Lines, Float.--ani var ID
10 the patieut and 3,seve .t'g .1 ealch hsA u
the Naxubee tur sale by
n,aIGg H. DENT
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1'ERicM Of late W.
" noticed mite ,nbcr of 40,
SONS to tae % ..ro of the Eg.s,
al Cbprch, frop III. ranks Of otb.
examinations ip 'atest is int
he Rev Nc t ate pastor Of
cry Street B vhurch. in this
de sent ia hi letter or re-
'a''''a to his aggregation Oh
,'''g evening i, proposes, We
a'.'''od to undergo ! theological
u0s pndet the aapicts Of III,
''Pa' Church, preparatory to be.
'sd''aed deacon in That commun
Dispatch
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ml0tLEI ARTICLES The largest and th'
mist beautiful assortment soap, Ha.
Ols, Ilat Bushes, Combs, Colleagues. H9hdkl
Extract, ard Pcrfumcry Of every kind eve
brought t. this market Just received and TO
sale by u, DEA''
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lust RECEIVED, directly from the man.
q uhc.ov, a large lot Of CARROTS Scotch
Saut, Tor taIs by the bottle or the case, AT
Mobile prices. may III Fl DENT,
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DRUGS, DRBGS,
JUST RECEIVED.

II HAVE just received a large sddi'
= ton to my stock Of Medicines. viz:
Drugs, Oils, Paints, Patent Medicines,
Nsrfumery, Surgical instruments,
Stationery, aud indeed every and any
thing usually kept in a Drug store.
They have 1eau carefully selected, aud
are for sale cheap Please call and
examine them
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DIR G @ E,


WE have in Store = Iargs, select and esh
assortment Of
PURE and GENUINE MEDIcIN $
CHEMICALS,
DRUGS,
PATENT MEDICINES,
INSTRUMENTS, &c.
and are constantly receiving new additions,
which we offer to the public Il the very low
est rates, We buy none bst P RE,
FRESH 4 GENUINE m,diOi ,ss there.
fore can and do guarantee sV,rylhlDg 20 be
Of the very beat SpaItty.
We respectfully call a%ttentca ) our varied
and we'll selected assortment
FANCY cool l.
PERFUMERY, IAlE
OILS, POMADES, IA D.
KERCHtEF EXTRA rs. CO.
tOGNES, TOOTH 'REPERA.
T1oNe, FANCY, ToI r. & SAVING
SOAR, COMBS i UsHTS TIA
TIONERY, PLAY nc & WIS.,
TING CARDS, BEL s,
4 SUSPDENDERs
SpooL, SILK AND FLlv THRF4D &c. g,
& nice lot Of Candies, ST k, Fancy and
mixed, Gum Drops, aaisin' Almonds,
Soda Crackers, sardiaes, Smoking and
Chewing Tobacco, sauf, Havana and
American Cigars, Pines,
Paints and Oils,
yarnishes, Window Glass, Patty and
vavious other articles usually TO be
found in a Drug Store.
!. TRUssE'-'uST RECEIVED.
A lot of Bartlett and Bitman's New
We Patem, TrusSes, They are so con
.lructed "a % fit any case.
or OIL LAMP" with extra
CHIMyEYS " WiCKS
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%farnnnrHIn TNVlIlIITh
lHB4dBn AIabAAAUtu1
aFgest aEd most Successful
aSB SCHOOL IN fHg : STATES
pog BOYS AID YOUNG MIN
9Ats School has All Ne ddpantqfe'
sF C6tiege abilh Hire u as DIS
advantages
The Summcrville Institute i ]pa'rooiae}
By lie first men II ule South!

nrtlls did nd ii Ill Useful and popular
~instau.ioa, enlarged, redItpd end re-
f ~ I'D VT havmg ,as abltst corps Of
4aJhcrs e,cr brough together in This
rountry, gilI enter uron It's Fouf'een''
Animal session on
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-10-15
The True Position.

The Cincinnati Enquirer concludes long
article on BUrLERs Cincinnati Speech and
the impeachment Of the President, with the
following remarks;
awe are not appearing as the defenders
of Mr.. johnson. We do not even depre-
cate the course which the Radical party
has resolved to pursue, much less implore
il to tlesist. We pay our share for the spec
taclc. If Mr.. johnson Is the man we hope
he Is. he has his destiny Ia his own hands
with ample means to give II the direction
he should licsire IL he Is not, the question
whether or not he Is impeaclied, or what
comes out Of the impeachmcns Is OF little
consequence
In all this we fully concur. If the Presi-
dent shall prove that he Is equal to the crisis,
1.-THE man for the times" it will be the
duty Of the Democratic party and of all
true patriots to stand by him to the utter
most extremity. But if he shall exhibit no
more sagacity, promptitudc or efficiency In
the management of the preliminaTles to their
impeachment and the"uext war, than In the
political compaign of 1896, we do not know
Of any moral or political obligation which
requires any of us 10 embark our persons
or our goods. in a sinking or unseaworthy
ship. The Democratic party have given
to the President q cordial, unseltish and
devoted support. He himself we believe,
has been inclined to acknowledge it, not
ihdecd with offices which have not been
asked for, but with recognition far more
grateful to honest men. But he has sur
rounded himself and still docs,On all sides,
with those who, while either worthless or
trcacherous to himself have and can have
no other impulse towards the Democratic
party, than the bitter desire to 'njure and
destroy it, And yet that party alone now
stands between him and deposition from
office, il not death. Let him forthwith get
rid of all such men.
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-10-15
Tho Onestlon scttled.

Poorly posted reporters In Washington
have made considerable confusion respect-
ing who shall be Postmaster in this city.
We are able 70 set the matter at rest. Our
telegraph item this afternoon is satisfactory.
JACOB II. HUBBLE, Esq is the appointed ;
and as his bond was perfected to-day, there
will be but little delay Involved In his as
suming the duties Of the Office, which he Is
moat admirably capaciated to Gil.
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-10-15
Veterinary Notice.
Tohn onate11o

- - - ~ ~ - - - ~
ID EsPECTFULLl Informs his friends and the
II public that he is ready TO undertake the cure
Of all the diseases (no matter in what form) of
horses cows, sheep, Nc. having had 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, am erecting
"a HORSE HOSPITAL l. on my ground On Patterson,
on the River Road, h@.Jw the &. IA. & -. Railroad
Bridge, having sufficient ground for pastmage
also keep snpp,y OF medicines, which afe in
fallihle. Also Ointeuts and liniments for bruises
sprains .ss,i wounds, which will he forwarded to
any who may desire them, and win be found in
valuable Every one owning horses should have
supply Of my collie medicines and worm powders,
rs this Is the season for that troublesome worm 10
horses, known as fsrefss.
The following are some of the different diseases
horses are subject to suriets, mango mrcy, fever,
staggers, epilepsy, palsy, rheumatism. broken
wind, Inflammation OF the lungs distemper, collie,
pleursy, Inflammation of the kidneys ana bladder,
stranglos splints ringhone, stln joints bone spay-
in, blood SPAWN, strains In the back stnews thor
ough pin, windgalls, lameness in the hip joints
aud shoulders, sandcracks, nstula in the withers
poll.evil, disorder OF tho eyes iaundice swelling
of the breast, coughs, founders suppression 0i
urine, profuse staling, lockJaw, venOmous bites
and stings, bite OF mad dog, toothache, 80.
Diseases OF cows: Inflammation OF the lungs
bowels kidneys stomach, liver, bladder and brain ;
fever, cold mango dyscntery, fouls previous to
calying, swelling Of the uddcr at calying gripes,
choking milk fever. loss OF the cud, wounds,
sprains and bruises, fog sickness, Nc.
In all cases, apply In time, ut the Hospital
oei5dIw JOHN CASTILLO.