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THE STATE LEGIsLATURE.

After the Senate was called to order, a
number Of bills were read second time
and referred. Mr.. Brown gave notice of
bill to enable the County Commission
ers of Trumbull county to complete an
iron bridge over the Mahoning river at
Warren. Mr.. Brooks introduced a bill
thanking the officers and soldiers of Ohio,
and also Secretary Stanton, fo- their ser
vice in putting down the rebellion, which
were laid on the table to be printed a
number of House joint resolutions were
received and referred Mr. Williamson,
on leave, introduced bill to amend Sec.
4 of the Act to authorize associations of
persons for carrying freight on any of the
navigsble waters of the State of Ohio, and
the lakes and navigable rivers bordering
thereon, passed April 2hd 1859. Mr.. Hol-
lister. from the Committee on Federal Re
lations, reported back H.. j. R. No. 10,
and recommended its passage. Passed
ayes 81, nays none. -.
Tho- 4bor
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Indemnity for Loss of Life or Bod

Levi T. ScOfield, Architect, has opened his
Office on the corner of Euclid aud Erie streets
trance on Erie street. dec20:2S0
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The Empire Shuttle Sewing Mnehin

The best machine in the market. For sale and
for rent at Room No. 5 Lyons Block, west side
Public Square. dec27:277
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He Jays that the necessity of prov ding for
the payment oftroops, and The pressing ex-
nished by the Treasury, and for that reason
the payment on awards were- suspendeds
The Presidents direction, it is stated, re-
mains unreVoked, aHd the neeessitv for the
use of all the available funds for the pay
tnent Of troops, and for supplies, still eon-
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AUGUSTA, Me-, January 11e-A resolution
was introduced in the Maine Senate this
A. NJ. and referred to the Committee on Fed
eral Relations, demanding that jeff. Davis
and the principal traitors among his late
colleagues in the rebellion ought to be
brought to immediate trial and speedy and
exemplary punishme t for the most Odious
crimes inflicted. ------- H-.
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AtH1 IT 0F = % TN 71NLNAl EV7IL3-
The accompanying statement Of Assistant
AdJutant General Foster shows that there
has been hied with the Commissioners for
Maryland 1867 claims for compensation
under that Act. and the awards made upon
7S6 claims amounted 10 $3.50, $50, Of which
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he Iexandria Chtistmns Distur-
Spec1aID1SpatcheS.
RECEIVED UP TO 3 O'CLOCK, A. NJ.

Especial Di.p..eh.. to western Associated Press.
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-09-24
ltrom the springfield Democrat
The WAY it Would Work,

The Amendment to the Constitution
which the radicals In Congress have sent to
the various States for ratification would, IL
adopted, give to New England two Con-
gressmen more in proportion to its popu,
lation than are given to the citizens OF
Ohio, and that 1850 voters in New Eng
land would equal In representation $4,000
voters in Ohio. Under the United States
Constitution as il has always existed all
negroes In the free States are counted I'm
making up the basis of representation.
Ohio and Indiana eontain great many
negroes while New England has a very
few The proposed change, therefore, re-
duriug the omission OF all negroes except
such as may be voters. should 6e decidedly
popular with the Yankees, as the represen-
tation and power of the West would be
sensibly diminished by the change, while
their own would be relatively increased.
But while New England might naturally
ehuekle over the political advantages, it Is
difficult To see what claim an amendment
that produces such results possesses to fa-
vOr In the West. ferf lf -..H
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-09-24
PERsoNAL. Z.

1t is reported in Providence, r. l., that
the wife of a quot very distinguished
United States Senator Is about to apply for
a divorce. Hn4 uHoH JhI
The Vicksburg Clarion, Of the 7th, saws
'Joseph II. Davis, the venerable brother OF
Our ex-confederate President, has been
pardoned by President Johnsonn
Lord Napier's brother, Hon. W. Napier,
was passenger by the Fulton, which ar
rived on Wednesday. 1t Is said that he in
tends to locate in this country as a farmer.
Captain T. J. Cox. A. Q. NJ, brother of
Hon. $. 5. Cox, late of Ohio, died, of chol-
era, at the Stacey House, Nashville, last
week. M r-r.. l.....t.. ......i.
General Grant has not only given arms
70 the cadets of the Virginia Military In
stitute, but has also restored to them the
old "Cadet battery" He remarked In doing
so that "the rising generation must be edu-
Gated, and the means for that purpose must
not be withheld" .....-...s
The President in swinging around the
circle so often. has become a revolver. A
revolver is exactly the thing adapted for
the putting down Of traitors.
Joe Holt, the suborner Of pefiurers, and
the judicial murderer OF Mrs. Surratt ap-
peals in the name OF simple Justice" to a
recital of the yindication of his official
conduct II simple justice were done to
this wretch, his carcass would long since
have stunk in some Potter's field.
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-09-24
SEHENTK add his S7OLET BOTVS.
" clnJ0l 0ilyTS6gI5I
"A Cowardly, Unprincipled Act
IA very Mean Performance"
.IdlhJ1 Hkl!lL.
BRANDEn ny ipIS IFAnJNe ORGAN
BY HIS LEADING ORGAN.
Ii'rom the New York Tribune. |

CoSGREss AND TTs PAY.-Congress did a
very uilwise, selfish, cowardly, unprincipled
act, increasing its own pay at the close of
the late session. We say unwise, because
there are not five fnen in the two houses
who would have dared, when candidates
tor their present position, to declare that,
i elected, they would seek and vote to raise
their own pay from $4,000 to $4,000 each
per Congress. It.was selfish; for the mem
bers must have known that, in so acting
and vothig, they were embarrassing and
damaging the public cause which they pro-
fess to lave at heart, in their greedy
lust Of private gain. 1t was un-
principled; for functionaries intrusted
with power over their own recompense
should therein set an example of modera-
tion, In order that they may be in position
to resist sternly and efficiently the rapacity
of the other would-be leeches on the body
polite. 1t was cowardly, for they did not
venture to enact this increase of pay in a
distinct bill, aud let the yeas and nays be
recorded thereon, but sneaked 1t into the
tail of an appropriation bill, and juggled it
through by the machinery of a Conference
Committee, after the House had voted it
down by one hundred and twenty-five to
three. 1t was a very mean performance
and we hope TO see ii repealed at the next
session. It Will be, fthe people will only
take the matter in hand, and ask every can
dldate for the next Congress Sir, will you
vote to put the pay of Members back TO
$4,000 per annum, and have all mileage
charged by the most direct mail route?'
Even If AN increase of pay had been
just-as it Is not--the bill should have pro-
yided that every Member of Congress alb
sent from his seat should forfeit at least
S25 per day. and $40 for every time the
yeas and nays are taken and his name not
recorded. AbseTteeism is a crying and
growing evil. Half the Members are alb
sent half the time. When such absence is
totally without excuse, they propose to de-
duct $Sl5 per day for 1t (Which is about
one-fourth what they have inst voted a
days service to be WORTH, but this forfeit
is rarely eXaeted. The absentee pretends
toshave sickness in his family or makes Ito
HIMSELF some other excuse for taking
money from the Treasury which he has
never earned, and to which he is not enti-
tied byllaw.cly
If Members choose to vote themselves
full $1,000 per month (over $40 per work
ing day) for their services, they ought to
abolish the ranking privilege, dismiss three
fourths oftheir well-fed satellites, and re-
duce the mileage to ten cents per mile by
the shortest mail route, But they make no
show of dealing honestly with Che public
Some of themwill rue this before they get
re-clected.r .I
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-09-24
EDITORIAL BREvITTEs.

BREAD AND butter. the
President as traitor and holding on to
objce! ~. s...
RErRENcHMENT.--ScHE i'm Congress,
piles on taxation by increasing the tariff
and internal revenue tax thirty-eight mil
lions, and raises the compensation of mem
bers TO $1,000 per session. ..1
scHRNcK votes himselffive thousand dol
lars per session, and oompels the Govern
ment to pay the National banks thirty
millions, per annum in the shape Of interest
on Government bonds, for the privilege of
having Treasury notes and legal-tenders
superseded as currency. -
ScHEScK charges and pockets five thou
sand dollars per session and gives seven
millions in one lump for another great
charity hpwbug called the Ercedmen's
bureau IIrrH tlUr ...ir Urf
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1866-10-31
In EQ ITY-Lancaster.

WIN J White. Adm'r ! Bill To Sell La Ids
Of Elizabeth White, to account. for In
decd. ~. junction. to aiar
Martin p White and shall assets.
Thomas Il Magili.
On hearing the pleaiincs in the above
stated case. AMI an motion "f Ker-hss " &
Conn"r.. C"mplainnnI's Soliri'"rs. l il "r-
d-rei that the Crrdi',rs "f Elizabeth r
Waite. deceased. be- enj"ined from proceed
ing against The Admins, rator, WiIii.m J
Wh'e in the Courts "t Law, and that ,h~y
prove and esI"b'ish th-ir demands ng,inst
tie said deceased, b.f"r- the Com m, on-r
"f thi- e.. urr. on ar before III. 1T dav of
Ds.-mher mex ~ d in defaul, thereof thai
they be barred fr"m the Recovery If 'he
same against im Comp ,ainant. William J.
,'hiie Administrator aud from any spp'i.
cation "r the ns-eis IN his hands 10 the
payment "f the mf
II in a'so "rderd that y copy "f Til. ar
der he published 10 the I.anc.-t-r Ledger
wi.r n month until 'hr .ir day - Dere %
Der next. u. ID i.ESESNE.
A .orrect rnpv
X. i BILLINGS. e. l. I. D.
Ju'e e27ih 1856.
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M E RI. II A N DIS
LATESTFASHIONS DEMA ND
J W. Bradley Celebrated Patent
DUPLEX ELLIPrIC
COR DOUBLE sPRlN,;)
s TX. i R II .

I\tiE Wonderful leAibiiitv and great com
l. fort aud pleasure To any LADY wearing
the Duplex Elliptic skirt will b. ex prrenc.d
particularly in all crowded Assemblies
Operas, Carri,g.s. Ia lroad Cars. Churrh
pcws. Arm Chairs, for Promenade and
House Dress. rs the SKIRT can b. tnldrd
when In n-e I" occupy u small place ~
easily and conveniently as u Silk or Muslin
Dress, an Invaluable gu ,litv in vrinnIine.
moi found in any Single spring Skirt
A LADY having Enj"yed ,h. Pleasure,
, Comfort aud Grrn, Convenience nf wearing %
thu Durlex Elliptic Steel Spring Skirt for
n single day will Never afterwards willing
dispense with heir use. For Children,
Misses aud Young Ladis- they are superior
| to al others
Thev u III not bend or break. ike IN. Sin.
gle Spin Buf will preserve their perfect
| nnd yrnc f,l shape when three ar fnur or
dinary Skirts will hn,e been ihruwn n.,dr
M useless The lIo"ps rre covered with
| double aud twisted thread. niid ih. bottom.
'nds nfe nU anlv double springs. but tvicr
| Cor ""uhl"j covered: p eve ri"p them fran,
wearing ont when dragging down stoop-
stairs. &c.
| The Dun-r Elliptic Ii n cr-st f"ori,s
With nll die. ard il universally rrro, -
m-ud"d bv the Fashion Magazine m th,
:ta"d ri skirt of the insii"nubl- world
To enj"v the f"l"wi. 4 inrsiirn,tle al
van'ngrs in ''rinoiinr. viz superior qua itv
nrrf..rt manufacture, stylish shnd- and
inis,. fl Nhilitv. Durability. com rnrt and
-c"no'nv. -"q"ir~ f" w. Br dley'- Du
pl-x Elliptic. or D"utIe Sp,ing Skir', and
be sure YOU yet t"e genuine article.
Caution. r" guard a-nin.t impnsiiior
| be pn' 'irul-r 10 notice tnat skii'- offered n.
"nnpi-x" have the red hk snmp. viz 81
". Bradlev'- Duplex Elliptic Steel Springs
| npon the was' bnud--n"ne "thers are p-nu
inc Al-o notice that every H"op will nd
mli pin benu passed through the centre
thus revealing the tw" (6r dob e) -pri0y,
hraii-d together therein. which ~ tha s-rrs
az their fl-xibilitv on'' strength, nd u com
/ bina'ion not To bs found ia anv oth-l
| Skirt.
F,r Sale in all Stores where Frs Class
| Skirts are soli thr"ns sh"ut the Uni. ed
SI.'es mud elsewhere.
Manufactured bv the Sole Owners or 10,
| Patent,
VESTS BRADLEY IL CARY.
81 Chambers g. ~ y ~ Rsads Sts, N Y
OtoU.r 24'h, 1866 -3mo.
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BARGAINSIN WATCHES.

The Union Wntrh "a . manufacturer.
ii9 B "ah~nv. New York. "firr their entire
stock nj less hdn cost for cash It's NJ
f"rds r"r' oppUrt"n''y for d-nlrrs wishing
tn rrrlrnish fer holida, trade to select
rom gr"at variety unsurpassed fnr rich
nrs- # design. timek.-Ping o.. ".l,ti-- and
real worth
SOLDIERS W,TCHEI En,op..,
made. IN Sront silver and Guild PI.t-d Ca
s-s-wrtranted correct time k--prr. b-,u
tifullv engraved. w"ite dial and fancy finish
I'd hands n superb ornament Pr;c. Def
rnsr of -iS <A8. The same, gold plated,
per cs-e of six. tl8 S"d only by the
case. We do not drviaie from ,hin rue
upon anv condiiio"
HUNTING SILVER WATCHES. Eng
li-h m"vrm"n', prrf-ctlv adjusted. and war
ranisd correct timex eeper- b-nutif,IIy en-
Rra"rd stout d ubls cases white dial and
fancy cn' hands Sold .niy Nv the case ,,f
six. price A57 This Is The .h-aprst rexIIv
good article In the market. Furnishing a
stout haniing Durable wRtrh. which Will
Keep q .Oi Time, at = M"deiatr Pri,s In
Justice is man. RETAIL deslsrs whom W. .re
suppl, ing, theSe watches will not be sold IL
anv one ut retail, or in any quanti.y less
thar ease rf six.
GOLD LATED Watches, Is X.
plate. same movement M above aud il DR..
cis"lv the ssU,e -ty's "f watch. with the ex
ce"ti"n that these are hsavil, plated on
composition ,eiai Psice. per case Of ak
$57. 40 d only br The ca.s!
Hunting Silver Watches, il superio, I'm
i-h-d gases. full engraved. su.h that readily
-rlI ~, retail u, from S25 each up~a-ds, per
case OF ak STA Srme in gilt cn-e., psr
half d"z-n. S7a. Sold only nv the r..~
impr"ped Henry S,irer. Dnpler Chrononn
et~'s IN fIH ruby aciiDn morer~nt
Those vi hing n -,p-rior time piece, IN I
can be- relied NJ ~ IN AL s-ns .ns md ~.n
thrr., s'"n'd huv t'is. F"r X ritro d men
nnd Others r"quirinI AZ srrnrat- time pisr-
his j. un>u~pn-s-d Cas-. d in best s,I ,rr
IN q b. n some and dnr~blr manner, per cs.e
"f ak s304 \ sample will bp s.ia for
s35 These watches retail ai from SIS tn
S31O
| AMkhIcAS WATCHES OF OUR NV MAHuFAc.
TU.E AND WARRANTED.
Two ounce Silver Cases iiave th. b. 4
rnnning ap sratu- "f nnv waten in exist
en"s Per case "f .ix. $50. single one
$34. Ret ~ at $40 and up wards
Ale" & I'd and SI,rs v aiche-. q Superb
| Stick of silver Ware. and Gold Plated and
Gill Je .iry for Country Merchants. FED.
lars, &c
Goods sent Ia anv part Of he country bv
Express, g % d TO be paid Tor ~hrn 70
c.iv-d. Order nt nee No advance. 70
Quired send for Circular.
UNi,JN .VATtH CO,
ht "a l+S Bs"adwsy, N. Y.
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LEG A L MOTTO ES.
I'm EQTITY-I.ancaster,

Elizabeth Hammond, widow.
w Bill for
John Ross and w VI Conn"r-. Dover
Ex'rs =. Il Hammond, ec'd
suriSing Exec'r at = b HIN
nIoud, deed. and others.
II app airing 4" nv satisfaction that Sam
u-l N Hammond, Abrum N. Well, and
wife Ann Il. Wells. three of the defendants
~ the nbo"- stated case reside b-vUud tie
limits sf this State an m"ti"n Of K-r-haw
C"mulainani'- Snlicit"r. il il ord.ted tha,
the said Defendants d" plead nn-w.r or de
mur to The B'll n said case o. or before
tho IU'h dav Of November next other
wise ] "gmeni pro conie.so will be order
cd against tarm
X &. BILLINGS, C E I. ID.
Com'rs Otiire, lancaster L. II
3. & Aug. 4. 1866 3m.
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We saw Jake Jones mailing up box
containing articles which he intended
ssnding by express. From the nature Of
the contents. We knew that Il was essen
tial that The box should not be inverted
on the passage; 80 We ventured the sus-
ges,iou to Jake TO place the much abu.ed
"This side up. etc." eoLspisuously on the
cover. A fs~ days after We sac Jake.
Heard from your goods, Jake. Did
they get there safely Z"
"Every one brokel Lost the hall lot |
Hang the Express Company
did YOU put on ",bis side up." - ws
tod rou !"
"Yes, did an fur fear they shouhln't
see il on ths kiver, put II OF the bottom
ew-coufound 'sm !"
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This Wiinger has again taken the frat
premium in the g: ea Fair of the American
ln-ti'ute-it has Also 'rk-n the Fir-r Pre-
MUM NJ The Stale Fairs Of New York. Yer
munt. Pennsylv.nia. Ohio. Michigan, II d.
an, Illinois. K-ninrky. Iowa, Wi.con,ip.
Connecticut Rs-r Valley Fair, Ch,mLInin
Vale, Far. and n, mos, If the C"u itv and
Institute Fairs throughout tn. c.rntry
Over 100000 have been sold and nrs now
in use in the United states aud zoe nerer
heard of one that rds mol liked
The UNIVERSAL - -rpe-ir to all other
Wringer-, In h"i"g large rnIls of -"lii In
dia R"bbrr. 3" protected bv strong COG
wHEEL> 'hnt ihes csnT at slip ar brrak Lsose
rom The shaft It. strong wood frame can
n"' br br"K-n ani d"", not rust or soil the
clothes Every Unise sal NIiuger il WAX
RAsTED.
We select few testimonials from Parsons
widely kn"wn 10 the public. b" sprss ne
tual sxprr -ncs, nnd are above sI-pici.n Of
ni.sta enent
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Must It not be very romantic TO DO ~
your knees before lovely one Of Loves
daughters. bsaving up q torrent Of s~ss,
words between her glo owing, parted lips,
raising roses on her chssks by the acre.
bringing tears OF humid pleasure 10 her
eyes, at The identical moment when she
Is going to swoou away in your arms. to
hear her anxious mother cry, 'you Sal.
have you fed the pigs I"
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Y0pKVlLLE ENQUI tER.
YORKvII.LE, Il. G..

TERMS IN ADvANCE-rhree dol
lars ard 6hy cents per year two dolisrs
for six mspth- one dollar for three mont %
--payable 10 ''gre-nbaeks." When pav-
men, Is made In specie, two dollars and &C.
" cents per ysar one dollar and tw~nt =.
five cents fos SIX monihs; seventy Ave
cents for three uontAs. Single copies, ten
cests.
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I'VE 'hink th- uachire much moro than
paws for itself -v-rv .ear in The saving Of
garments We think il imp"r ant III.
wringer should be hI'-d with CtN;S."-
Ora"ge Judd. Editor Of American Agric.l-
IuTIst.
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Al 6OOPER Y.7R I'VE w1a7 Asr.l,

rServ~he'r 10 sell onr IMPROVED $40 Sew.
pig MacLin-s Three new kinds Under
and upper feed. S-nt on trial Warranted
hre years Abovs salary or large commi.
.ion- pud TIE Only machines sold in the
U"itrd States for le.s than $40. which are
fuliv licensed by Howe Wheeler & Wilson,
Gfovnr e. Baker. singer e. TO-, and Barhri
der ALL "'her cheap machines are infin
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