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La sentinelle de Thibodaux. [volume] (Thibodaux, La.) 1861-1866, 1866-01-06
VENTE A L'ENCAN.
SUccEssIoN DE FRANCOIS TPIBoDAux.
E.TAT DE La LOUISIANA, Cour dn
= Troisieme District, Paroisse de Lafourche.

- IFOiSieme UlStfict Far0lsse de LatOurehe.
Conformement mn orare moi adresse par
Honorable Cour du 3me District, dams Faf-
farTe ci-desgus intitulee je vendrai d, l'encan
pnblique a Ia maison de Cour, dams ID VILE dc
Thibodaux, an plus hant, encherisseur, JEU-
DT lie FEYRIER 1866, ii 10 heures 4. N,
10. UN. CERTAIN MORUEAU. DE
terre sitne dams Ia dite paroisse, rive droite d,
Bayou Lafourche, 4 environ quatre miles an
dessous de layillele Thiho.laux, .mesurant me
arpent plus ou moins de face, par une profon-
deur inconnue, mais alant en- aIrierc auinze
pieds du Bayou des Qnatres Cypres, borne en-
en- face par ls Bayou Lafonrche en- haut par
la terre de Mine Hypolite Bouterie ct ca has
dar la terre de Nine J.. B., Hache, ensemble
avec toutes les batisses ct ameIiorations uni
s'y trouvent.
/ 20. -UN. AUTRE M CEAU DE TER
re sltue dams Ia dite paroisse environ sept on
huit miles nord de Ia vile dc Thihodaux, dams
le ChackDay, etant le quart Sud Est dn quart
Sud Quest de la Section Nos dams le Town
ship IA Sud du Rang II Est, dams le district
de terre, contenant quarante acres. etant unc
partie du lot acquis des Etats- Unis, d'apres
une patente accordee ct certifee No.323S de
la serie ct portant date 8 Juliet l848
4 TERMES ct CONDITIONS:
La tcrre payable par tiers. un tiers dams
tons ct chacun des mois de Mars des annees
1866, 1867 ct 1868. Les acquereurs fonrnis-
SAINT leurs billets avec bonnie ct valable caution
in soldo, payable q lordre de MISUNDERSTANDING
de la susdite succession, a l'offce du Recor-
deur de la paroisse Lafourche, arec huit. ponr
cert Fan d'interet de Pecheance jusqu'an plein
ct entier pavement ct assnreeepar lypotheasrB
special ct le privilege du vendeur sur 10 pro-
priete vendu jusqu'au parfait payement b
iany 6. NJ. BOTRG, Sherif.
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NIGHT SCHOOL.

The undersigned will open q. night school, on
monday night sth inst /: for the benefit of young
men and boys, for the study Of the English
branches, Penmenship and Book Keeping.
For tetnls apply, at Mr. Euifords store.
Jaay & ct. j L, Field.
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Chren;quc Locale.

fy Nous appeions l'attention sur Tan
nonee De Nine ceIestin, proprietaire de
rH6tel Washington. S'il aFn etabiisse-
ment qui sait ,des tire au patronage du
public ct dos yoyageurs. yc'est assurement
;l,HorEL WASHINGTON / l8
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HorEL DEs ETRAYFERs-- Nous annon.
CONS asec plaisir 10 re-ouverture de rho
tel des Etrangers. sdirige par M- Thomas
,Alberti. r,
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H0TEL WAsHINET0N,
Rue du Marche, encoignure st-Philippe.
81; -TENU PAR-
NINE CELESTIN BARDEL.

MN ~ Nine Celestin Bardel l'honneur de
Ns'AASsy preyenir le public en- general ct les
49, voyageurs en- particulier, qu'elle Went
d'etablir son hotel dams la rue du Marche, en-
cognure St-Philippe. ct quele fera tous ces eff
forts pour que ses clients n'aient rien a DESIRE
sous lie rapport du comfortable. 5
Chambres garnies. table toujours abondan-
ment seryie, (cusine fianeaise,) pension Ia Sc :
maine, i Ia quinZanc ct au alois a dcs nfiy mo
ddres. Ga
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RESOLUTION No. 2, N. s.. .autorisant
le Greffier de Ia Cour a acheter certains Ii.
vres pour son bureau.
Quill soft resola Que L, s. Alain. Gref
fer de Ia zCour du 3me District Judiciaire pour
la dite paroisse, soft ct est par, les nresentes
autorise acheter, aussi bon marche que pos
sible, ct tianssitot quill aura dies fonds dams
le tresor, sdeux yres on dossiers, un pour les
process en- litige ct rautre pour ceux don't la
decision etc rendne.
Approuvee ct adoptee le q decembre | s65
Signe: j " xEobaoea. & naan1as, a;eels1 asss'dsH'
Pour cope conforme d loriginal.
J-W KNOBLOCH, Greffer
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RESOLUTION N Go. N. S. fixant le mon
~ tant dcs taxes Surles professions sefats a,

RESULUT1ON N g. n. s. fyaut le mon
tant dcs taxes surles professions, setats ct
occupations.
REsoLU: Gull sera leve ct collecte Ia take
annnelle suivante par lie percepteur des taxes
de Ia parosse. sur chague ct toute personne
poursniyant qnelque profession, etat ou occu-
patton. savoir:
2 Dechaque ct tout boucher. tailleur, for
geron, cordonnier, proprietaire dune impri-
merle, tenenr dun magasin d voitures notaire
public, ingenienr on arpenteur civil, dentiste,
medecn, avocat, manufacturers de ferblanc
on cuivre, vendeur de legurnes, fruits on pois.
sons, enflroit OH lon vcnd dn cafe on a manger.
confisecrie OIL Oh nc veud pas d. liqHcuF spiri-
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FOR RENT.

offer to rent in block or tracks, the place
known as 3 Greenwood Plantation
For terms, conditions Or further informatio ns,
apply, to the nndersignee or ~ I. y. Lorio. at
the Office Of the Thibodaux Sentinel"
jany g. Z. LOklO.
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Notice.
succession de Aaron D. RiGAN ct connmau,s.

ToUTEs les pefsonnes ayant des reclamation
contfe la dte sncccssion ct communaute, s0nt
requises par le present dc les presenter an sons-
signe dument anthentiqnGes ; ct toutes les per
sonnes qni doivent a la dite succession et COM
munaute sont, egalement rcquises de venir pay
er cans delais.
w. II. RAGAN,
jaar 9 st, Administrators.
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CoNrRArs Les shabitantI

= CoxTRArs. I. Les 'habitants Sc prepa.
rant pour 10 prochails rscolte, sont i Ia
recherche des illeufs, sans, pour co a
ponvoir trouver 10 nombre don't lis au-
raient besoin, pour mener bonne fin
leur nouyelle tentative, ct celia malgre les
bans Cages qu'ils offrent. Dependant
quelqaes-uns ld'entr'eux ont contracts
Inoyannant une piastre par joiir. les frais
de noaritare. d'habillement, de medicines
ct dc inedecin Giant a la charge de lem
gage. D'aulres ont contracte .quinze
piastres par nois, fournissant en- outre 4
fangag6 nouriture. habits, les soint du
medecfn, Ceux qui ont ainsi reussi SO
procnrer des engages, Sc sont en- grande
partie les plantellrs quil cultiyent aux en-
virons dc Thibodaux quaint a ceux qa!
20 trouvent eloignes de cette vile, Ills
'eur est tres diflicile d'angagcr des ira
,ailleurs.
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SUCCESSION DE aSYLYANIE #BERGERON de-
cddse. Tenue de PIERRE sFIRMIN TOUPS, 1dcGd6.
ETATs DE. LA LOUISIANE-Cour du
+, 3me District Judiciaire, Paroisse de
Iafourche.
Cenformement un ordre de yente emanant
de rhonrabie Conr du Sine District Judidiaire,
dams ct pour la paroisse Lafonrche. 4 moi adres-
Sc dams l'aifaire de la succession ci-dessus nom-
NEE, je ynettrai en- ventc publique, a la derniere
residence de la decedee, pen pres b sept mil
les en- bas de la vile de Thibodanx, sur la rive
gauche du Bayou Laiourche, 10 samedi l3me
Jour de janvier 1866, a 10 hesres A. a., toutes
les proprietes mobileres appartenant a la dite
succession, consistant en- Fournitures de maison
ct de cuisine, instruments dagricultnre, Char
rettes, Bnggies, Charrues, Herses, Riz, Che
vaux Mulets, Vaehes. BGnfs, Veanx, Cochons.
etc, etc. Tn inrentaire complet des dites pro-
prietes sera soumis, sur les heux lie jour de Ia
vente.
TERMEs ct CONDITI0NS-Pourt toate SOM
me au-dessous de dix piastres, compliant; pour
toutes SO ames au-dessas do dix piastres, paya-
Bile par moit6s, sasoir: une Motto en- mars
1866, ct l'autre moitie en- mars 1867. Les acque-
reurs fourniront !eurs billets avec une bonne ct
solvabie sGcurite d la satisfaction de padninis-
trateur de la dite succession.
23dec-2f NJ. BOURG, Sheriff.
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Emigration.-Il parait decide que plu-
sienrs petits habitants Won't gutter notre
paroisse pour aller chercher fortune, non
pas sur les sterres promises du Brezil ou
du Mexixque. que la distance eloignse a
laqueile elles' sse trovent font peut.etre
plus fertiles qu'elles le sont reellement,
,mais tout bonnemsnt sur les terres des
Attakapas. Ceuxl qui Sc sont ainsi deci-
des 4 abandonner les rives du Bayou La
fcurche, ponr aller planter leurs penates
sur bellies du Teche. Oh lis spensent trou-
yer les avantages qu'ils ont yainement es !
saye De tronyerj lei, ofrent leurs terres en-
vonte. VOLTA une bonnie occnsion pour
ceux qui ont des capitaux don't lis peu-
Yont disposer. tS@ t IS f.e 'it
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Arsene Bergeron VS.. les heritiers ct crGanciers
de Nine jean Valery Barras. 4 j.
ETAT DE LA ALOUISIANE.-Cour du
I3nc District Jndiciairc. Paroisse de

Attendue que Arsane Bergeron, diment noni-
me ct qualiie administrator de IL succession
de Nine Jean Valery Barras, aeceade, 4 ce jour
depose a ce bureau nm compile complet Dc son
administration, , ) 4.
En- consequence les heritiers ct creanciers do
la susdite succession, ct les personnes interes-
rees, sont notifies d.avoir q presenter a co bn-
reau, dams les trente jours ani snivront 10
publication du dit avis. Les objections qn'elles
peuvent avoir a Lhomologation du dit tableau,
autrement il sera approaye ct homologne con
formement a la loi. ,ss :,
NISM En- fol de quot jai signe ct marque
q azSs1la place du.sceau de- Ia dite Cour, sce
23 decembre mil huit cent soixante-cinq. II Egi
2sdec-65 3. S. ALL1lzN Gefier.
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1866. -le jour de Fan a etc generale-
mentsun jour deftte; a1lieu des cris sau-
wages, enfantes par Ia boisson 'qu'on
eIitendait autrefois dams toutes les encoi-
gnures ct principalement aux enyirons
des cafes. on ne yoyait que des figures
epanouies. non pas les libations CONNIE
on pourait le supposer, mais par eette re-
serve de bon goat que comprennent les
gems biens elaves qui ont encore le SEN
tirnent .ai De leur dignite. Ainsi le premier
Jour dc Ia nouvelle aimee a commence
sous les plus bellies auspices, ct s'est fa-
milisrerneapt terminee. LIE .soir dams plu-
.sieurs families autour dune table bien
seryie, ou entre uni Dol de bunch a,tiste-
ments fabriaue isse ltrouyaient des parents
on des amis, lterminant ainsi au milieu des
souhaits Ice plus sinceres cette journee
auiaTait iii bien commence, i. s. s1.;: y:
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BAYoU.--Le Bayou montesassez srari-
dement, depuis quelques jours deux ba-
-teaux La Bella Ida ct le Any One sont
venus rendre visito a notre port qni, soft
dit sans mauvaise intention, a besain de
grandes reparaiions. ct le tresor de la
des fonds. Tout celia viendra,
surtout si i'onlle craint pas dc METRE a
execution les ordinances relatives aux IL
cences ct 81 on ne fermespas les yeux str
les infractions aux lois rnunicipales.
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SUCCESSION DE AcEILLE A. FOREST. 4
ETAT DE LA LOUISIANA E--Cour dn
troisieme District. Paroisse LafOurche

trOlSlemo DISIfiCG. EdrOlSSe 11dIOuFliIe
En- yertu dun ordre de vente, emanant de la
Cour cidessus mentionnee, daps faffaire ci-des-
sus, portant IA date da n decembre 1865, je
vendrai a pencan, le sainedi Sc jour de fevrier
1866, a | heures A. M, a la derniere residence
du decide, sitnee a peu pres q doaze miles en-
bas de la vile de Thibodaux, Ia propriete ci-a-
pres decrite, savoir: ae
I'm certain moroccan de terre situe dams la pa
,roisse de Lafourche, b environ douze miles en-
has de vile de Thibodaux sur la rive droite
du Bayou !afourche, meslsrant un arpent ct demi
de face sur quarante de profondeur. borne en-
haut par les tesres de jean Blanchard, eten bas
par les terres de la succession appartenant la
veuye A. A Forest. aussi avec toutes les batis-
ses ct amelorations aui sly trouvent dessus.
4Uu lot dustenciles aratoires, oatils de char
pentier, cheyanx. beeufs, etc.. desquels nI1e lste
complete sera faite lie Jour de la vente.
Conditions Les proprietes mobilieres seront
payables en- mars 1866, ct les proprietes ifntao-
bilieres seront payables en- trois placements e.
eaux qui echoieront dams tous ct chacun des
naois de mars des annees 1867, 1868 ct 1869 les
acouereurs fourniront leurs billets avec une Sc
curite acceptee, payable a ferdre de Julie Tou-
relIe, tutrice, avec 'interet huit pour cent paT
an depuis l'echaance jusqu' 'an parfait Placement.
la terre devant restef hypotheqase avec le prl-
yilege du vendeur jnsqn'a l'entier paiement
sol sod NJ. B0URG, Sheriff ct Encant'r
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~ ,H Public lie Samedi &af'
i9iq 5''a'ffp sl6f77tp PAR ss
4 p. Z, ! LORIO & co. I.


+. SAMOAN.
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-12-22
IFrom the Cincinnati Enqnircrl
Financial Brenkers Ahead

The New York Sun, an independent
sheet, that has given the Republican pnrty
4 warm support for the past six wears
warns Congress that monetary stOrm.is
brewing, and advises shat sail should hr
taken in and other preparations madc.to
meet It, Among other things II SAYS:
For months past there have been inli-
cations pointing to u monetary revulsibn
| In this country. ShTeWd men have OH
served them but the great mass of the pao-
pie have given them no attention. So far
rs Congress is concerned. ono would not
suppose, from its legislation. that there Is Il
single ripple upon the surface Of tile finnn-
cial waters, or that such u thing is ever
| likely TO occur. The danger sahead, how
ever and both Congress and the people
should endeavor 70 mako provision Tor It,
No people ever did aud no people can.
long withstand such pressure Of taxation
ms that which now rests upon the people.Oi
the unitpd States. The
estimated amount of revenue which the
lGOVernment proposes 10 raise next year IS
$685., ,000. .O00--au average of SIG for every
the United States, This be it remem-
bered is simply the revenue re-
quired for the use of the General
Government. In order to get at the actual
burden of taxation. the various State. couh-
" and other taxes must be added 10 the
abONe sum Before the war rhe expenses
Of the General Goyernmet were less than
Sl00,000,00O We now nave TO make up the
addition with resources greatly dimin-
ished. Under snch eircum-
stances It is plain enough that we must fan
unless reliefcan he had and the signs OF the
times admonish US that the danger Is draw
ing near.
''What Is the remedyY In the first place
the Government must not raise a revenue
OF S5G5,000,OOO, nor any thing near II, for
the coming year. Il is rulnOus policy
which aims TO collect an Immense revenue
with the object of hastily paying the Ma
tional debt. The proposed aggregate OF
taxation, ia view Of threatening state OF
financial affairs, should be reduced so as to
pay, next year, nothing more than the cur
rent expenses of the Government and the
Interest on the National debt. BY this
means the weight of taxation would he de-
creased nearly $500, 100000 for the coming
year, which amount will otherwise apply
upon the principal of the debit
II Is difficult 70 understand how imam
clal crash Is possible with currency
founded upon the faith Of the Government,
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-12-22
Ninnncinl snecnlniions.

The Washington correspondence In the
New York Herdid says "it is reported that
the AsroRs, of New York. are using their
influence in high quarters to arrest ttepol-
Icy of contraction; that TnkD. STEVENS Will
not only resist contraction, but win urge
an increase of national bank currency. Of
the modes of preparation los specie pay
ofcoin aud q liberal volume of paper cur
rency seems to meet With the most favor
among business men. With one-third of
the amount held as reserve in coin. IL is be-
loved that from four to Six hundred mil
lions would not be too large volume Of
paper currency, and that this amount could
be kept allont rcdecnable in coin mt sight
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-12-22
a Negro United States Senator
from Now NOrk.

The great leader of the Radicals is nut
in the New York An'i-Sidr1y StdRdardlor
FEED. DouGLAss, the negro, for United
States senator from the Empire state.
WENDELL PnIIIIPs, to whom we allude.
says: ..s. I'D
"We know n gentleman, well known also
in political circles, whose location In the
state happens 10 be exactly right who has
probably done more than any man In the
State to promote the cause of genuine re-
publicansm. who Is justly distinguished at
home and abroad as n patriot, journalist
and orator, who is competent 10 Ill, with
honor 10 himself and the State, the position
of Senator, and whose name Is Frederick
Douglass. As an eligible candidate, avail
able from locality and eminent personal
fitness, we commcnd Mr.. Douglass to the
favorable consideration of the honorable
gentlemen of the Legislature
Well The Black Republican party could
not do better than TO take MIR. DOUGLASS.
As their whole political capital is out of
the negro, why should he not be tlicir
representative There is certainly fitness
In 1t.
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-12-22

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7 tcntio" or ca,a,,it,'or thc ,scyorrn,n,,t q,
na,' a. r,l,b5.,tnsss M, nc,.t ,,a,,iJ H.,
! thS inotjii,, al ~, ren,J. tn nav. ,hai,.
ta\..t ,,,, ,cco,,nt ~ 10. re,Ipctin,, or ~,
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80 p,i,,,, va ,oa,;, oS ta ,o,,,,. al W.
nratits ~ 1,,si,,s, en-, din,i,i. h, cN,s,',,,,,
Han n ,,o,ii Yoe,,, 1,nyn th, ,,ie,, thc Sil,
tsles az ibn ,nott,,, tiat fhs 1rrsdej fnnnc
torr ra.misin,, HsnI conrc thrnngi liza
,,rc.s,,rs ~, ts,ation ~ Jcc,sr,s if'ot ..r,,
ppao,,,. c,cr Nj Nf,,i ~, nrotIc c6n Mn
iitnnd enc6 lo ,,rn s,r l,t ta t.etfon q th,,t
,,.aioi, ''o,, r,.Dts m,,,, tl," ,,cn,,i. - tI.
| tfritn1 Stotc o,ic tynrid tl{ti, so I,,,t
no rcsGits ~ tbc rnnrnt Gnn.,rcssinnai
lclccfjnns inctinn ~ IN bnIic,.c thot tbe ncc,
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-12-22
MNnINAL NOTICN.

~ &, con q MAY he consulted as follows.
81 pANrhN afthe PMuip House, on Fliaays
Sent "a Oct lsi Noy %; Zee PSI Fehl; Marcf
INi April ~; May ~ june "a
IN TROY nt the Morris House, on Saturday
sept 70 oct 20 Soy "a; Dec %; Feb q, Mar,l
To- April1 n. May 1s; June %
nNtNfA az the pepot Eating House on Thura
i0ye sent ~ qct lsi Noy es; Dec 81, Ian Si
March April n May IA: juno 20
IN SpRiNGtfELD at the WINS Honse on
thtusday sept ahi oct aai Noy. ~; JAn ai FEB
II Niarch iii tprii ia MAY aai June "a
N ZONE has hdd uluCcs in each of the aboy.
pi6eos thai Nc has regularly visiten for tho pasl
scNot Henif anu us he mas treated aud cured mhnN
fAueutsi "a, each of thr ahoye places, he can Riyt
tile br Of references In each place Us 10 his skin
pr COM tregta and Cures all varieties oi
Shrnnie Diseases, including those OF the Eye and
those who consuii hml lesiretteatment be charge,
cash tar his Medicines.
Medicines that Will llngta apatientfrnm four 10 ain
months, east nom Five 10 Thirty dollar. in Cash
Address DR., r.. CONE,
COLUMBUS, ONO.
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The south,

The Southern people are at peace with
the people of every other State. They are
at peace with the world. They obey the
Constitution aud the laws. The United
STATES laws are respected and enforced in
every Southern state. The people of that
part of the Union are paying taxes under
the laws Of the United states. They invite
Northern men To come among them, and
assist In developing the rich resources OF
their lands and their mines. They are
purchasing nearly all OF their goods and
machinery at the North Their business
relations with the Northern States are
pleasant and friendly. They are struggling
10 repair their shattered condition, and 10
raise food for themselves and cotton Tor ali
who demand it. Upon this people, Who
form part of this Union, THADDEUs SrE-
VEINS and his followers are making war
and In making war upon them, the reyo-
lutIonists are trampling upon the Constitu-
ton.
Is It possible that the Union can be sus-
tanned Ia the hands Of snch menY
r.H.f ----s -
THR SOUTHERN OPINIoN.--li. RIvEs POI
LARD, ESQ. formerly editor of the Rich
lnond EcdHtiReg, proposes 10 start aweekly
paper in Richmond, Va. ON the hrst Of
January, with the above title. Mr. Poi
LARD intends to devote his paper entirely
to southern rights southern opip ons and
southern incidents.
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-12-22

serhere A. many "a trne word spOh on
Iu lest ,sssaid u gentlaman TO his frlend who re.
aarred that ts'0reOnbaoksR are good. sut
MRbaeks arc bettor.o
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-12-22
Special caution.
lts.WlNslON,s sOO OTmINo NXRUr

has become so popular That various parties have
put out articles calling them Mrs Wlnsiow,s
rlnase tnks notice that TItE MRS WINsI.oW or
THE SOOTHING SYRUP rs Non CONNECTED
WITH ANY OTHER ARTICLE hiadaWSm
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-12-22

You may be sure that this Surratt prob
lem is discussed not icss earnestly IN the
Cabinet than Il lstalkcdabout IN thestreets.
have no hesitation in saying that the ar
rest of Snrratt Is generally regarded by all
but few rabd Radicals. who consider
blood part one and blood money part two.
of proper administration of the gOvcrn-
mcnt' rs Il national nuisance. ID seems
hcartlcss to write IT, but the removal of
Surratt beyond the reach OF the inevitable
trial even 10y his suicide on slnpboard be-
fore he touches our shores, would be gcn-
orally, il not gratefully accepted as the
happiest and safest solution of the most
difficult problem, perhaps. that has been
presented to tho government since the
dawn of secession. I do not believe that
the public at large realize the results That
will follow this trial. know that the gov
.crnmeut is keenly conscious of the painful
prcdicamcni in which IL is placed by this
.arrpst.
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-12-22
@ants

WANTEii-ElE Eighteen respectable voune iaai..
w wanted Immediately, for the bnliet In tbe
Grand spectacle OF tha Naial tlueen ,,ri. 81 w ~
the ohlcG OF turner's Opera House k,, hi,y hipiy m y,
F'''''" N''"N - w. delOdiW
WANTED- SPOKE TURNER 49,
w has had long experience. ana fuiIv nv,
stands the care and running Of the Blancbar,
opOhc Lathe, can receive good wages and stcaq
employmeht IRON the Undersigned. None bnf,'
truly competent man need apply Ad,irese y
Turner 4 Co., Detroit Mich no54de,, -
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-12-22

rroches are ipcd with always good success
SINGERS AND PUBLIC SPEAKERS
viii ind Trocb bSuscrIll IN clearing the voice hen
taken before Singing or speaking, and relieving,
the throat after nm rnusual eXortion ot the yocal
organs. Tho TrocAes are recommended ,nd pre-
seItPed by Physicians, and jp,c had testimonials
from.eminent men througlioul ue contry. Being
an article of true merit And hrthg qr.ssd their
efficacy by test of many years, each year finds
them IN new localities in varlous parts of the
world, and tho 2rocAcs are universally pronounced
better than other articles
Obtain only BROWNS BRONCHIAL TRIO.
ChES,N and do nottaLc any of the BortAlsss Ioli.
tIfi0ns that may be offered
said every where in the Z Unted states, and For.
eigu Countries. at 35 cents per box no9Od,ySm
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-12-22

Chaplain Boynton, of the House, hahitt-
ally opens the performances of the day by
flvoring the Almighty with his own views
of the questions pending in that body
whose deliberations ne is thus rather ludi-
.crously supposed TO &mctify. Thursday,
for example. this lecturer Of the Allwike
congratulated the majority ON the passage
of the bill regulating or irrcgulating the
suffrage in the District of Columbia. II
the bill had been defeated. DIR. Boynton, We
presume, would have refused to ask the
Divine blessing ON the lInnsr nj all