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Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1866-06-16

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ten.
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t%atuonsn Ssria9lisri sseebsu pctoen.
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Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1866-06-16
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Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1866-06-16
Dermi(6tes.

B tn Der Dr.Ii,.
ptrr @tltclm Nap Bat itinrn Nutttil
an Der nSu. Stadts,eituns'' fur $4,000 .. rtduft
nno tpirb NttciasnttumtT am .,Salt. Bedsr",
aus rrslhtm Gen. @ | ausidtiptt.
StBtsu Scnntag iinp in Der Siatt gltp
yort 'nsi Sbo!trafaue p~orSstom4nen, BON rsu,n
Der cine tocili6 mar.
= General Gerrp bat ben 9rfsbI lrstbtn pie
&ruppsn BON Charlottesville, ga. ,uri i'd III ,i,b,n.
- IN NorfOlt, Sa., murbt Der y7cser @Dm.
Yong frs8tn Grmurpune pts Ir. 9Db,teburR,
%pabreno pss Nufrubrs bsi @slsstnb it Ter 6s,cr
Der Nnnabms DER @IDil Sti,t Bin, su 1Sidbriacr
3uatbausfraft psrurtbeilt.
Sn ben Sub-Stagsn In Nem guif une
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.ihaltiihs Sftsuidaft cte Staatts Ntw gurf Bat
ttnf nabtn 8ebsnoe Proclamation "srlaIrn unp
DIE Sleb 'Danpler aur @ rFtt esim Qnfauf be
Sirbee auissiorDert.
IL a Ga s. 3uni. Srute Ra6-
mittaB ~brnuift ipii6tn / uuo 2 lttr wabrenp
einsf lhpersn 0epitters Elm Sturm snp l8lr.
esl'plno uber Die Stabt HnO tlmseseup. Eus
hamburger Shulbnus murpe peaacbIa{,n, 7
St"osr 9etootst unp 9 msbr ODER wenSsr psr-
punptt. Der 5agel BAT Der @rupte arcs.u
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untcrbrohen fort.
- Der SftraJ bee am l. Stunt l6 in Gireu
latlUn beftnolitsn parpur-@el II mar $780,
sos. All.
= Die G9icaso aimes fagt oae ss nidt ua-
paeriheiniih lei, BOP Vrdfpsnt Sobnlon bel
OR am 4. Suli in jensr Stapt flttfupenpsn
9runolttlnlsSans ofs Dousias Nonumtn ts Die
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ttumsnt. pas Hatb rsn S!a1tsBslsstn siit,s ib,
iar nnSultl8 ertinrt, mare unconluuttonsu. Die
Ne9irrnn9 tam cine Straft ailr befmmeu, pas
Ger Stsmpsl fetli, fam aber pas SnfrpmsuI
Ofsbalt nldt ~un8ultiB MAIDEN.
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tommsn %etn3sIns un3weiislbaite 5dls BON ioirtli,
ntr Spolsra TN Der Staot Dor. 9eftrn purps
ptsoen IN Dtltsr Str. unneit Dip.iicn ctr. rim
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gen e'faatun9sn mar Die l6muBiss unsslunps
um9sbu"8 Der NUbnung, niht Didifebler bic
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$ttaa1rlS siHsr 1urubaas I'm Sloumina Dale
b%iltimmt.
= Sa BaibtnStOn fne bic 9ieradrt.n an
soantaS poIiIs,li& seiHloFtn pcrotn.
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-04-11
Leader of the Radicals.

The st. Louis Republican has torn off the
tinsel from the character of a radical lea
der in that State, who figured in the war
and since then in the Missouri Legislature
and exposed him to the country as one of
the basest of villains. His name is BAB-
COOKE, with ''Col." preixed. The RepEbii-
can says of him:
We have shown that ne was connected
with gang of counterfeiters and horse
thieves In Iowa. We have proven that he
was last summer in command OF party of
men, who, under the pretext of an order
from Colonel Babcecke, atrociously muir
dered Judge Wright and four of his sons,
putting twenty-seven bullet holes into the
faces and body fronts of the unresisting
victims, and leaving them in the woods
with their pockets turned inside out; and
that he Colonel Babcocke) never took any
measures TO punish his subordinates, but on
the contrary, exulted in their cowardly
and inhuman butchery. We have pub
lished speeches made by him In the House.
and acknowledged by him TO be correctly
reported, In which he has confessed to acts
which no man not STEPPED In crime to the
very eyebrows could avow, except upon
the gallows, or upon the brink of eternity,
and In which he has uttered sentiments the
conception of which could originate in the
mind Of no other than villain of the deep
est dye.
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-04-11
Great Political Freshets,

Yesterday we had news, by regular
malls, of four great Democratic triumphs,
In "a many extreme, far-between cities Of
the Republic.
LEAvENwoRTH. Kansas--CARNEY, form
erly Governor of the State, ran ON Admin
istration, anti-negro equality issues, beat
ing the radical candidate for Mayor LILO
majority
LA CROSSE, VIA, last year the Republic
can Mayor was elected by fifty-eight ma
jority. On Tuesday last LEVY, Democrat
was victorious, by 29s majority, as well as
City Clerk, Treasurer City Atty, Marshal,
and five to four Aldermen.
HARTFORD, Conn, the Democrats elected
CHAPMAN IA Mayor, by 233 majority, and
also n majority of the Council, totally
changing the political character of the
city government.
TOLEDO, Ohio, the Democracy carried
every department of the city government.
Their majority ON MARSHAL was three hun
dred and twenty-five. Last year the Re-
publicans had five hundred and twenty
nine majority for Governor. Democratic
gain, eight hundred and ffty-four. This
Is capital sign from the Northwest.
Are not such results rs these, with the
large number added which have preceded
them, during the past week, no signs in
the political horoscopeY
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-04-11
Schenck.

This unmitigated demagogue, whose ar
bitrary and despotic proceedings since the
commencement of the war have been re-
trict AS high style of loyalty, is just now
engaged with his co-conspirators in en-
deavoring to head" President JOHNSON
and defeat the measures and policy he has
inaugurated for restoration of the Union
under the Constitution. The gall and worm
wood which make up the component parts
of his nature were galvanized into life by
the prospect of blood and the destructive
elements that constitute the ruling power
of the Republican party.
This man, whose very presence is Stunned
and abhorred by large majority of the
constituency he misrepresents, and whose
seat in Congress he is no more entitled to
than citizen of Georgia or South Carolina
hot having ''local habitation" in this dis
trict at the time of his election-will ere
long have reckoning before the people.
Those whose interests he is supposed to un-
derstand and represent are beginning to
count the value of his services as Repre-
sentative, by the loss of at least half mil
lion of dollars to the tobacco growers and
shippers of Montgomery county alone. This
sum, which might have been doubled and
trebled, is fllched from the pockets of the
people of the West, by the class-legislation
of the past three or four years-covered up
and hidden bv a species of political chica-
merry, under the garb ofpatriotism and ''loy-
al 1txyD Dx.yfHh 10
perstructure and keystone ofthe arch.
How long this delusion is to last, or how
long the people Of the West will suffer
themselves to be misrepresented by such
men as SCHENCK and the disunion traitors
who are with him, remains to be seen. But
if the voice of the true friends of the Union
was as potent as it used to be in good old
democratic times, the thunder tones in
which they have spoken through the bal
lot-box, in favor of the restoration policy
of President JOHNSON, would be heard.
Intent as these bad men are on the destruc-
tion of all constitutional government in
this country, and rearing in its stead an ir-
responsible military despotism, controlled
and managed by men who have been
thrown to the surface by the troubles and
disasters of the last five years, their wicked
devices will come TO an end. And woe be
to those who are now doing their utmost to
plunge the nation into the horrors of an
other civil war. If we mistake not the
signs OF the times, they will yet meet their
just deserts at the hands of an outraged
people, and be consigned to an infamy deep
and lasting as time itself
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-04-11
MEDICAL NOTICE.

DR.. Il. CONE may be consulted as follows:
In XENIA ut the Depot Eating House, on Thurs
days, Nov. -. Nee. 2S Feb 4, March g. April I2.
In DAYTON Mt the Phillips House. on Fridays,
Nov. "a Dee % Feb. 9 March 9. April 49,
In TROY mt the Morris House, on Saturdays
Nov. 3, Dee. 80. Feb. ., March 10 April IA
In SPRINGFIELD ut the Willis House, on
Thursdays, Nov. 30, Jan. 4, Feb 8, March 10,
April 49,
DR. CONE has had onices In each of the above
places. that he has regularly visited for the past
seven years and as he has treated and cured many
Patients In each of the above places, he can give
the best of references in each place rs to his skill
DR. CONE Treats and Cures all varieties of
Chronic diseases, including those of the Eye and
Ear; makes no charge for consultation: hut If
those who consult him desire treatment he charges
Cash for his Medicines. .Nl.
Medicines that win last a patient from four to six
months, cost from Five to Thirty dollars, in Cash
Address. DIR. r. CONE,
COLUMBUS, OHIO.
nOv25-d1y
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-04-11
OGO ACRES.
COG ACRES.
Valuable Residence,

In Xenia, Ohio, situate In the center Of a2k acre
lot. House eontainss rooms has double porch
plenty OF Fruit. There Is hne Wow fipm the
house Of all the trains passing on tue failipads.
sb acres adjoining the above Also, d lots adjoin-
ing the city OF Xenla. .fHi
The above property Is all In gooi ropalr and viii
be sold without reserve on the following terms
one-thrd down balance In one aRd two years, With
interest from date, secured by mortgage on the
will be half cash. This property iswell worth the
apr 1l-wts j. Q. ALLEN.
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-04-11
The Largest Man in the world.

The editor of the jackson (Tenn) Wig
on the 3lst ult, said that he was personally
acquainted for fifteen years, with MILES
DARpEN, who died in 1887, and that he was
the largest man in the world, then or at any
time, at least since the days; when there
were giants in the land. His hight was seven
feet six inches-two inches higher than
PORTER, the Kentucky giant. His weight
was a fraction over one thousand pounds.
lie measured, around the vast, ak feet
and four inches, and Il took one hundred
feet of plank TO make his coffin. He was 80
years old when he died, full Of humor, and
possessed of 1ne sense, though very sensi-
tive on the subject of corpulency. We
knew Mr.. DARDEN fifteen years before his
death. He then weighed over 400 pounds,
but continued 10 increase as he became
older.
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-04-11

gB-Our farmer friend--cspecially you
who have been aiding 20 keep the negro
loving party In power-how do you like
the way it is bleeding you, and is preparing
still more to deplcte you? The New York
Tribune says that the taxes in this country
are heavier than are or ever were borne by
any other thirty millions of people on earth
Adding our state and municipal to our
National taxes, they amount TO not penny
less than $40 each, per annum, for the whole
American people.
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-04-11

Pteftannin{ Elephant. Tippo Saib,
idVint s'irahs, BENGAL f.eoparda,
America panthers or Pumas, YounT
Lion, thr's years old, Pair Royal
hsnfd tts'rF, ilamadrlaa Bah ons or
.lon Siiyr~.. llhama- poor or Tiger
Blpnihnu y. Spotted Axis Deer.
America i,'lch Bears, Jafanese
hwihr, G,'c tpt i.sn pards, 3. A. II.
gers. Nsniic Spottnd Hyenas, Orelot
Or lisec Cats. African Lions, Asiatie
LIONS, iriziliian Tigers, African Ze-
hri, 9lJ;h niars, Pair Young Lions.
Airi',n l.sopIrls Gray Wolves, Gen.
Mt " Iiyst TAT, Rcd Foxes, Gray
F"f"s. African ielicans, American
.!ooni. African Jackalls, Pair White
fa'eiHkf, African Silver Striped Hy-
enS, Cishnoro Sheep, Asiatie kyl
llhaus, Persian Sheep s. A Fowse.
Kankaroos, Abysinian Ibex' Nav
Hollani Ostrich, California Grizzly
Hears, Chinrs, Dogs, Poonah or Hin
dyostan Hears, Burmese or Sacred
Cattle, zebu or Ox Nunda, African
PoIcupln-s, Rel and yellow Crested
Cockatoos, Balloon or White faced
Monkey, Pselty or 8. A, Wild Hogs,
-Four llUrn-l PAtagoniAn Sheep, Ant.
Eater % Cottinunda, AustTalian
shell Pafl4uetis, African Ring Keoir
Paroquatts,. hinx and Queen Paro-
guehs. south Ainenean Pafoquetts.
Lori orinla or hingsd Paroauetts.
Java Htres, nuinsa pifs, White Hats
and Nice, Sdti1 Breasted Paroqustts.
Rocky Houniain badgers, Parrots and
Doves, Anrrican Yellow Deers, Mon
Keys aud Do{s. African Grey Parrots.
Australian ltosellaI. Lori paroqnetts,
Chinsss rlroluvtts. Rosa Cockatoos,
black Slnlrrgls, Australian coekAtils.
Silver PhsAsints, Golden phsasa nta'
Amerir w Elg'es, Tample0 Parrots
spanish Mar,ws. White Carrier Doyes
Alao, the GREAT AUSTRALIAN
Bird SHOW. containing almost eVevV
irNginabl. variety ofthe many co.os-
"a Birls of fplunase, wrll bs found an
lntsrrsilng feature in this attractive
Exhibition
Preceding the gorgeous procession
on its arrival into the place ~ exhibi.
ton, may bo seen the COLOSSAL
GOLDEN CHARIOT, ontaininn a
y. s. KoPP's CELEnEArED CoRsEE
BAEn. lF az
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-04-11

SUIcIDR.-Miss Elizabeth Webb, beau
tiful young woman of Cincinnati, took her
own life with laudanum, last week, because
she was forbidden TO keep the company of
a man who was discovered TO have wife
and family not far of. -l A1ls -
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-04-11

Two negroes died in Washington, last Sat
urday. with strong symptoms of cholera.
Their habitation was in dreadfullY filthy
condition.
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-04-11
WhOlesnIe MISUNDERSTANDING
ROAD NOTICE.

1NOFlCE is HEREBY GIVEN THAT A
petition will be presented 10 the Commissioners of
Montgomery County Ohio, at their next session
10 be held On the first Monday of May, A. ID. 1876
praying for the establishment OF Free Turnpike
county to-Wit;
Beginning at or near the toll gate ON the Ger
mantown and Day TIN Turnpike In German Town
shlpi Thence east along TIE Old Miamisburg and
Sei1nantown ROhd 10 the corporation line OF
Mlamisburg in said county.
apT 1tw
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-04-11
Sperial alutirfs.
isobaek,s HItters.

IsObnck's HitterE.
ttThere Ss many "A true word sP0R en-
In issts' said a gentleman to his friend " no re-
marked that 'sGreen back sare good, but
RObacks are better.1
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-04-11
CAUTION.

IL HE PUBLIC ARE WARNED NOT
10 purchase two .promssory notes made by me,
and payable 70 Henry HUFFMAN. One note for
f2O00 Will be due the list Of April next and one
for $1,000, due on the 1st of April 1861 These
notes were given for land. and said Human neg
leets TO remove the lneumbrances theron therefore
my refusal to pay the notes
mar 3-3tw JOSEPH BRIrNER
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-04-11
Am Immense Institution.

IL appears, from communication pre-
pared at the War Department. in reply to
the resolution of the House, that the nli-
nois Central Railroad Company received
from the United States for transportation
of troops and supplies, from March 1862, to
April, 1866, $2,592,l56, and from other
roads, $332ll3. The company paid to these
other roads, Ss76432. The net revenue re-
ceived by the Illinois Central Railroad
Company within the above period was
$2,047,S32
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-04-11
v ALUABLE FARMS

IA - " Ia ~ ~ IL = sA ~ N4 -
In Greene county. The LIST. containing
300 ACRES,
Known as the Harlan Farm" Immediately ad-
Joining the village of yellow Springs and the NeR
Watering place, is well-watered and in a high
state of cultivation, with good orchard and small
fruit. The second containing
96O ACRES,
Is known as the "sidel Farm" and lies Ave miles
west Of Xenia II is all under fence; about $50
acres in cultivation; the balance in Timber and
Grass, A good two-story brick house and tenant
houses. The farm Is we'll -wateed, and lies In sight
of a Railroad station and two large mills and Dis
tilleries The Sd, contains iN slf aNN
-. n. i = - llnNsJI .aW fH
COG ACRES,
All under fonee. 500 acres in cultivation, A good
two-story brick house, stone spling -housei good
Barn, Cribs, Sc; two tenant houses; and fine Or
ehald The farm lies Immediately on the banks OF
the Little Miami river. Alsoa a Qh4i
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-04-11
Gen. Grant Supports the President

A correspondent writes the Chicago Times
from Washington City, that General GRANT
sides with the President; that although he
is more reticent now than ever, 'he has said
enough within two weeks to convince all
who heard him that he is the fast and firm
friend and ddvtsey Of the President, and that
his only complaint on this score is, that the
President has not gone far enough"
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-04-11

eB- Among the distinguished persons"
who were made Vice Presidents for "Na-
tional johnson Club" at Washington City,
we notice that of DAVE Tom, OF Ohio.
Put DAVE down among the distinguished
ertiaguishsd, and he win have a fitting po-
sition.
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-04-11

One hundred and fifty negroes attempted
a revolution at Panama, March 2i. They
were surrounded by troops and shot down
like sheep. Twenty-Five or thirty were
killed, and one hundred made prisoners.
The tri-weekly news. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1865-1876, 1866-10-18
European News.

I,oNDoN, October l5.-At the ban
quot in honor of the layers of the Ca
Bile, on tho 4th instant, message was
read from the Queen comforting the
honor of Knighthood upon Captain
Anderson, Brofessor Thompson, and
Messrs. Glass and Canning, and BarH
onetcy upon Messrs. Sampson and
Garpe. rur
The Queen says the reason for not
comforting distinguishing marks of
her favor upon Mr.. Fields is an ap-
prehcnsion that it might encroach up
on the province of her. own Govern
ment. iH HHasla
Electioneering in various parts of
England is reported, looking to the
dissolution of Parliamentnext Spring.
1t is stated that the recent wet
weather in England has destroyed o
very large wheat crop.
5 Il The Windsor Arsenal has been lev
.eled to the ground by an explosion of
gun cotton. No lives lost.
a2,It is reported that Lori Lyons sue
ceeds Earl Cowley at Paris.
The insurrection in Gambia is still
progressing, and the insurgents were
marching upon the city of Gambia.
The tri-weekly news. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1865-1876, 1866-10-18
Anti Reputation.

We republish from an exchange a
letter from Hon. B. E. Moore, of
North Carolina, on the subject of re-
pudiating private. debts. We wish
his were the uncompromising, invinci-
BILE and Interchangeable opinions of
every citizen of the State of South
Carolina, no matter were he swallow
ed head and heels in debt. No credi-
tor will blame his debtor if he knows
he is not able now to meet his pay
ment, but he will have just cause to
do so, if that debtor declare that he
means to repudiate it.
Moore could not be said in so Short a
letter upon SO important subject.