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The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-03-09
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

\ correspondent who was IN the House
when Mr. BANCROFT delivered his oration
on Ex-President LINCoIN, thus describes
one of the more prominent scenes presented
in the vast auditory;
..On the floor Of the House were the
Judges of the Supreme Court in their ele-
CANT and becoming black silk robes. the
President of the United States and the Cab
met the ambassadors from foreign cOun-
tries. all the distinguished officers of the
army and navy In their rich uniforms, and
the Senators and Representatives. General
Butler sat directly behind General Grant
There were three vacant arm chairs beside
him; nobody would sit. although every
other chair on the floor of the House was
occupied. Nobody went near him or spoke
to him. All other persons near him were
the recipients of courtesies and civilities.
We regard it as our duty to advise these
unloyal defamers of such a pure man as
Mr.. BFNJAMIN f. BUTLER, of Massachusetts,
that if they imagine, by these assaults upon
his dignified name and noble antecedents,
that they will drive him to the emulation
of the historical character and bold achieve
mcnt of ,JudGs IScdrtOt they have wholly
misconceivetl his elements of courage. lie
is t00 brace to die! too smart 10 cheat Uie
dccW Intent ON staying upon the Garth
to pollute it by his presence, and, for the
probable reason. that, in the new war of the
Irrepressibles against a restored Union
fresh opportunities may be offered for
larger thievings of cotton, bank deposits
female jewelry and household relies. than
was offered to him in the last, he dureS in
Act himself unnn decent s11cietV as hn did
nt the LINCOLN eulogy occasion, that he
may avail himself of the first opening for
tie grabbing of the wolves in the new.
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The Resi- Snenker.

A resident of Washington for more thRn
haifa century, and who has known all the
Presidents, says he listened To President
Johnson's speech on the 22d and that of all
those who have occupied the President s
chair, Mr.. Johnson is by far the best speaker.
-Erchange. H..a.fn- i 3di
That is probably well enough TO say, now
that many ofhis predecessors have gone TO
their bourne but our friend win allow MS
to remind him that, as an argumentatlve
speaker before whatever assemblage, JouN
QUINCY ADAMS had no equal; nor, rs an
impassionate, logical. swayinga and eloquent
orator, was ever JAMES X. POLK excelled.
FRANK PIERCE, it may be truthfplly added,
in the White House, when making re-
spnnse, never failed to reach the highest
dignity Of American statesmanship, nor. IN
presence of a popular audience OF the pco-
pie, did his appearance, his graceful deport,
his fine voice and his solid arguments, ever
fail 10 command admiration. We speak of
these three occupants of the Presidential
mansion, all ofwhom we have seen, entirely
outside of any political bias.
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The Fenian i'm England
and Ireland,

a., The suspension OF the writ of habeds cor
pus, throughout ireland, has been an
nounccd. English dates to the 22d ult.
represents reaction of public feeling, and
il is now regarded as peaceful act on the
part Of the Crown. The act of suspension
authorizes the arrest and detention in Gus
tody until March l, 1867, of any person sus-
pected of conspiracy. The chief object of
the measure is believed to be to enable the
authorities to deal with the numerous Fe-
niaH- emissares from America, who are
represented as scattered in all directions.
The police are acting vigorously and max
ing many arrests. The military force in
ireland has been strongly reinforced from
England -Four Sergeants Of regiment at
Limerick had been placed under arrest.
Among the latest arrests were General
JonN II. GLEEsoN and his brother, JOSEPH
GIEEsoN Of the Federal army. The police
were fired on from a house in Tipperary,
where Ii was supposed drilling was In pro-
gress. One officer was severely wounded.
Sone of them were arrested. '.
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The Veto.

One of the mildest and most sensible ar
ticles, In defense of the Uoto of the Freed
mems Bureau Bill, that has yet come from
a Republican source, and has met our eyes
is one from the Cleveland Herald, for long
years the organ of Western Reserve oppo-
sition to the Democracy. We give but a
brief extract but it is significant of the
whole:
"The bitterness, now. Is almost entirely
with clergy and the women, but the masses
of the people are adapting themselves to
the changed condition of affairs with great
rapidity, and the cases OF outrage Ilpon
Northern men are but the exceptions to
the decent treatment they receive generally
at the hands OF those so lately at war with
them. .H.
This gentleman, from his personal obser-
vations in discharge of his duties In con-
nection with the cause of the freedmen, Is
satisfied the course of President johnson il
the true course; that it is terrible mis-
take for the friends of the freedmen to
differ with him, and that the Presidents
general sentiments, as to the proper way TO
bring the South back into honest harmony
with the Government, are the correct
OneS.h
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The CommerciQl very honestly acknoWl-
edges the fact that at one time the anti-sla-
very party was favorable TO the doetrinc Of
state rights and cites thcdccuments. Bot
il did not give anaG rIJi1iE
We extract from the resolutions passed
bv the Republican Stats CQnvention. July
l3 1855. .a..f .aur.i li
I. Resolred. That the people who con-
siitute the Supreme Power ia the Onlgd
States. should guard with jealous ear ne
rights Of he seperdt states as eHcAF'.,ne.le ~!
0operpnepts; no encroachment upon their
legislative or judicial prero2atiyes should
be permitted from any quarter.
CHASE was nominated for Governor On
that day by the Republican Convention.
We copy from corrected report of his
speech, delivered to the Convention, accept
ing the nomination:
son the great issues before the people.
mn Opiaions are expressed in the platform
YOU have this day adopted
The iadepeudence and SOVEREIGNTY OF
the state. i'm her legislation and Judiciary,
must be asserted and maintained.
Pretty good for man who is now, as
Chief-Justice of the United states, to pre-
side in the Virginia Circuit and the SUI
prcme Court upon the trial of JEIFEEsoN
DAVIS, for holding the same opinions.
BY the way, the CommIciai must not
forget that 1t was upon this very occasion
the 18Th of ,5uly, lSj5-that the Ciucinnaii
Commercial forsook the conservative policy
il has always advocated. and became Tire
organ and mouth-piece of CHASE aud Nie
Republican party. We viii say nothing
about its subsequently advising 'ocaceablc
separation" l'.,r .
Oh, consistency thou at a jewel indeed
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sIestetter's H,tters on the Battle.
EiaId

II is satisfactory to know that eur field hospitals
are no longer unsuppled with this life saving
preparation Soldiers who, us private citizens, had
become acquainted with its properties have in
many instances made special request that HOS
TErfERs STOMACH B1rrERs might be added
10 the medical stores Of their regiments and their
wishes have not been unhecded. AS means of
sustaining wounded men on the battle field and of
enabling troops to hear fatiguing marches under
blazing sun, 1t has been strenuously recommended
by distinguished medical men, and tho prospect is
that 1t will eventually supercede all the adultera-
ted tinctnres, liquors and dangerous 76nfes that
have heretofore been considered medicinal staples
The fact that small quantity of the Bittsrs mixed
with water from auy of the Southern or South
western rivers will prevent from affecting the
bowels or the liver, should be borne in mind by
Army Physicians. soldiers, and all who have oc-
casion to visit those portions of our country The
man who uses HOSTETTER'S BITTERS in con-
formity with the directions, may set at defiance
intermittent Fever and all other diseases genera
ted by tho action of an unwhoesome atmosphere
upon an OvertaNed frame. oc9-dw6ms
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MEDICAL NOTICE.

DR.. f. CONE may he consulted as follows.
In XENIA at the Depot Eating House, on Thurs
days, Nov %, Dec. 2s, Feb 4, March 6, April i9
In DAYTON ut the Phillips House on FRIDAYS
NOV a. Dec. 20, Feb ., March o. April 10
In TROY at the Morris House, on SATURDAYS
Nov 5, Dec 30, Feb. 3, March TO- April IL
In SPRINGFIELD at the willis House on
Thnrsdays Nov. 30, Jan. 4, Feb 8, March is,
DIR. CONE has had o o1lces in each of the above
places that he has regularly visited for the past
seven years and as he has treated and cured many
Iatients, IN each OF the above places he can give
DR.. CONE Treats and Cures all varieties of
Chronic diseases, including those of tho Eye and
Ear; makes no charge for consultation; hut II
Cash for his edcines.
Medicines that will last patient from four To sIx
months, cost from Five to thirty dollars. in Cash
Address: DIR. f. CONE,
COLUMBUS, OHIO.
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Eesal.
A Two-Story Brick House and Three
and One-Fifth Acres of Land.
dERM.AN ANTO"N
AT
Masters Sale.

John RaPp' Plaintiff No s9aa
Elizabeth Lash, ct. al. DertS FLOR Court "P'-
ID -
L URSUANT TO AN ORDER OF THE
superior Court OF Montgomery County. Ohio made
IN the above entitled cause and to me directed
VIII oner at public Auction on the premises an
joining the town Of Germantown
ON TUESDAY, APRIL 10. 1856
Between the hours of one and three O'Clock p
NJ OF said day the following described real estate
VIZ: situate in the County OF Montgomery and
state OF Ohio, in the Township of German and
bounded and described rs follows:
Being part of the north east quarter of section
No, ls Town, 2; Range 8, east, &c. and beginning
~ stake at the northeast corner of the School
ot belonging to School District formerly known ms
No D; thence north 80 west on u line of land Of
Sharles Catrow 20 perches 10 the center OF the
germantown and Mamshurg road, to corner
Thence south along said road a. west forty one
perches and elght-tenths to a stake thence 27o
,'I west Tour perehes and twotenths to stake and
corner OF SAID land, thence south 81 east "a GiO
pcrches 70 the place of beginning containing 3
HcIcs anu 52 perches more or less.
Silu property has been appraised ut S1033 33iI
appraiscmcnt '''
Terms Cash. w H. VEIVIIJE
Mast Com MOntg, Sup'r Court
ADAM CLAY, Atty mars.wts
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City election.

JOHN MCCAIN sen. will ba a candidate for
WOOD MEAsURER, subjtc t1 The de islon Of
the Democratic Convention or the city Or Day ton
70 be bed on Saturday Evening, March TO-
ANTHONY wOHI is a candidate for re- election
TO the Office Of City Inf mary Direll1r-sabject Is
lho decislo1 o ite CITY Democratic ConKenina
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The Traitor Committee.

The Reconstruction Committee of Com
gress-that is, body of mischief-makers,
who are affecting to. restore the Government
10 che shape in which IL twas in before they
nearly destroyed it, but who seem to be
working exclusively to model it into a
Military Despotism seems to be formed Of
incongruous elements-at least so far as
what it is doing meets with the approval of
its own friends A Washington CORES
pondent Of the Cincinnati Commercial says
of it:
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an COMMITTED oF rIFrEEN.

The Special Committee of Fifteen has
been wisely snubbed by the House on its
refusal to duplicate an existing provision
of the Constitution by enacting an amend
ment that the citizens of one State shall
have the rights of the citizens of the
several States. The proposition has been
postponed until the first Monday in April
which IS equivalent to its rejection. The
committee is, think. sadly misnamed
Organized as a Committee on Reconstrue-
tion. it has acted so far only as a Commit
tee on Dissolution. 1t has not yet origin
ated a single measure looking TO rcstOra-
ton of the Union. Everything emanatng
from it has been calculated to dissolve the
Union instead of restoring it, and it only
Yields to demand for the admission Of
Tennessee In Difference 10 pressllreof pub
lie opinion which it finds irresistible. 1t
has now been in session three months, and
who can point to a single measure emanat-
ing from 1t having even the semblance of a
desire for Union about it.! SO far it has
only been a copy Of the secret council ap-
pointed by Cromwell to examine the Gre
dentials of members of Parliament, and
admit only those who were known to be
favorable TO his schemes Of usurpation,
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MAnvrLLous.-says the cIncinnntI con.

MARvELLoUs.-Says the Cincinnati COM
mercidl:
On Tuesday evening. at about 3 O'Clock.
painter, while seated at his work npon n
scaflold some fifty feet above ground. i'm
the rear of l.. Silk a Co.'s new block. on
West Third street, was suddenly nrecipi-
tated by the giving away of one of lis
ropes. but in his terrible flight downward.
with astonishing presence of mind and
agility, caught the good rope still remain
ing and riding out the remainder OF lis
eaTthward journey at a more comfortable
speed, coolly proceeded TO readiust the
ropes and resume the brush and pot.
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Only Forty thousand.

NEW lURki Marth 7,
Another financial sensation case leaked
out yesterday, involving a serious charge
against one Lewis Colin, formerly the for
eign clerk of Duncan, sherman & Co., who
IS accused of abstraeting $4,000 worth of
United States bonds aud railroad securities
deposited with the firm by parties travel
ing abroad, who desired to obtain letters of
credit With these. it is charged, Colin
carried on ruinous stock spcculatiOns, and
finally confessed his oflense to his em-
ployers.
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Special alotiffs.
Ohio State Board of Agriculture

There will be a meeting Of the Ohio State Board
Of Agriculture in the Agricultural Rooms in Co
lumbus, Ohio on Tuesday, the 18th of March, for
the purpose Of locating the state Fair for 1906 and
other business. Proposals for the location of the
Fair will be received until noon Of that day.
ny order of the Board.
feb16tt JOHN H. KLIPPART Sec,v
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Dayton C Greencastle Property
AT
Master Commissioners Sale.
Isaac Adams r> ,o
David Glark ct. al Superior Court.

Il URSUANT TO AN ORDER OF SALE
issued and directed to me by the Superior Court OF
montgomery county, Ohio, at the February term
offer for sale at public auction at the door of the
Court House, In the city of Dayton in said county
ON SATURDAY, APRIL z, 1866,
AZ o'clock NJ Of said day the following several
parcels Of real estate situate in tho city Of DAYTON
and numbered on the revised plat of said City of
Dayton tO-wt. -
Lot No sl5l duly appraised at $1,000 90
No. sSM y =. s00S1 80 90
:. No. No ssss ssss %%%% 1890
And part of lot No. sO9s, commencing at the
north west corner Of said lot and running thence
eastwardly along the northern line of said lot "a
feet thence at right angles southwarlly, % feet
and y inches ore or less, to the middle OF said
the western line OF said lot; thence northwardly'
along said western line to the place of beginning;
and part Of lot sOas, beginning at the north east
corner OF SAID lot and running thence westwarlly
with its northern line 81 feet thence at right an
giles sopthwarlly 26 feet inches, more or less to
the middle OF said lot; thence at right angles cast
wardly, to the east line of said lott thence north
wardy with the east line said lot to the place of
as above last described all together have been M
praised at t1200 TO- N
Also-The following real estate situate in the town
OF Sreencastle, in said county of Montgomery
and described numbered as follows to wit:
Lot no y duly appraised at $3.50 90
No 10 iSSSS nSY NJ
Lots No. and and the east half of lot No. Z in
tract or parcel of land bounded as follows viz.
beginnng at the north east corner of said lot No
and running thence west along lots numbered g.
anu one nall OF lot No. to one acre lot of David
clark thence 2i~ west with said Clark's line "a
poles and 10 links to Barnett's line: thence due
east along said Barnetts line of land lately owned
by Thomas IlOuder; thence south along said IIou-
ders line 10 the place of beginning, containing one
Said lots, No. 5, 8 and the east half of No. 7 to.
gether with the acre above described are ali
together duly appraised at $3.50 co.
thnn a nj lao
above appraisement, as shown by the figures Mt.
taGhed to the several parcels as above set forth
Terms of sale cash
Said real estate is 10 be sold on ,Ierrce or sai1
superior Court rendered against David Clark and
in favor of the County Commissioners of Mont
gomery County, Ohio.
DAVID A. HOUK,
Master Commissioner
DpLiN q CAHlll., Atty. maI7-d&w
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gew Sdpertisemeuts.
Opening of Navigation.

O0lee o. the Lessees of the Public Works.
Columbus, March Z, 1856
NOTICE is HEBEBY GIVEN THAT
the Miami and Erie Canal will be open for Eayi-
cation from Cincinnati to Toledo on the first day
Of April next. BY order
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Twenty-Five Star Performers
SONGS. DANCES AND RECITATIONS.

. =. wearing OF the Green" "Erin Shall be Free e,
ENiie Of Erin," The Last Faithing Gone 90
" Mothers Sacrifice aud other beautiful songs
For F9r particulars sec small bills Admission Finy
'''' mar7-itd
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The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-03-09
more Documents on the Chase
Questions.

Tho Comu,erciQl very honestly acknowl-
edges the fact that at one time the anti-sla-
very party was favorable to fhe doctrine OF Of
state rights and cites thcdocuments. Bnt
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"on parchment. The ;essaaso code Of sae
"country no longer Sxfcts any respect OF
"imposes any rcstraiht % The party which
"directs the government"
And yet this Ssrty pretends to demand
constitutional guarantees from the south
crn States. or course this Is all prctence'
The Radicals desire 70 keep the South out
Of the Union perpetually. OF, Of least until
after the next presidential election. All
their talk about constitutional guarantees
Is bu. the tub thrown to Tho whale IN IN the
northera SsAtss. How can men desire from
others that sort Of guarantees which they
do not themselves regard as worth straw
Liars believe that oil men are liars, rogues
that an are rogues, cheats that all are
cheats. How, then, can II be possible that
these Radical covenant-breske have any
faith in the guarantees afforded by cove
nantss They have nome They arc the
yeriest political ,swindlers that ever dis
graced the earth. rs..ou ,a,sl 7,aa. Ess 7
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WATER POWER WANTED.-A gentleman
from Buffalo who has lately been to Rich
mond in search of sufficient water power
for paper mill, and could not accommo-
date himself to the high prices asked for
the privilege in that region, wishes to know
where he could be suited in West Virginia.
ParkerSduy Times. ,..
Considering that the James river at the
falls here would afford water power suffi-
cient to move ten or hundred or a thou
sand times the machinery we now have In
use, it is strange that this Buffalo manu-
facturer could not be accommodated.
Richmond can never become large city
while we make so poor use of our natural
advantages. A dozen large manufacturing
establishments would draw more money
hitler, afford employment to more persons,
and add more to our population, than
double as many establishments of any
other kind. sees - 2a1ga a2
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BY Harrison, Goddin & Apperson. Auctioneers.
Bankers, Brokers, and Real Estate Agents

n COMMISSIONERS SALE OF VERY
INVALUABLE REAL ESTATE, IN THE CITY OF
RICHMOND. BY virtue OF decree OF the Circuit
Court Of the city Of Richmond pronounced on the
81 July, lSG6, in the case of Anderson and ais
against Anderson, &c. the Undersigned who were
thereby appointed commiss oners, or any OF them,
will proceed 10 sell at public auctions on the pre-
misns, in the order advertised on FRIDAY the 18th
OF October, 1866 at o'clock r. NJ, IL fair, II not
the lrst fair day thereafter, the following real es-
tate belonging to the estate OF The late Maria Bar
ker and OF her deceased son, the late Richard e:
Barker, viz: That large and excellent BRlCh
TENEMENT lying and being in said city on the
north side Of Frsnklin between Fifth and sixth
streets adjoining the residence Of Colonel Thomas
J. Evans, and fronting 3?3 feet, running back l5o
feet to an alley. =.
After which, say at half past 4 o'clock 7. N.
will be sold the large and well built BRlCh TO-
BACCO FACTORY, and large LOT attached, stu:
ated on the east side of Seventh between Cary and
Canal streets, and now in the occupancy OF Mr.
John J. Osborn rs coach repository. The lot
fronts feet back 1870 feet to an alley. This
property will be sub divided according to plat to
be exhibited at the sale.
TERMS one. fourth cash balance at six, twelve,
and ghteen months for negotiable notes, interest
added and title retained till all the purchase money
is paid and a convey ance ordered by the court
ANDREW JOHNSrON,l rs m...
w. X. WYNN,
JOHN q STEGER, Commissioners.
WALTER HARRISON, .a
JOHN q. WILLIAMS, J
oc 9-eodtds
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kg WHITE SULPHUR WATER.
FROM THE WHITE SULPHUR SPRINGS,

kH- WHITE SULPHUR WATER.
FROM THE WHITE SULPHUR SPRINGS,
GRRESBRIER COUNTY.
We have just received supply OF this
WATER, DIRECT FROM THE SPRINGS.
THE REPUTATION OF THIS WATER Is WORLD
WIDE.
So we'll known are Its valuable properties In the
CURE OF BILIOUS DISEASES AND OTHER DE-
RANGEMENTs OF THE LIVER
that II Is deemed unnecessary TO do more than make
the announcement that the water can be had.
The experiment Of transporting the water was
fully made years ago. ...,...s .-.
1T CAN BE HAD HERE AS PERFECT, AS TO
REMEDIAL EFFICACY, AS WHEN TAKEN
.gr /. FRESH FROM THE FOUNTAIN.
Orders addressed TO JOHN F. CARING, White
Sulphur Springs, will meet with prompt attention.
Price per case Of two dozen quart bottles, Yl2.so
For sale in quantities to suit purchasers by
fa- PURCELL, LADD 4 Coz, Druggists,
General Agents for the Virginia Springs Waters.
oc 6-3w* #sa E..... e.
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NEW TIL EATRE.
"sHE sTooPs TO CONQUER"
Mr.. J. B. POLK as YOUNG MARROW,
f--r...~ ~ ISEyEEIN X
foe ll-ltl ..s -.

JACKSON PARK RACES. There
d win be THREE DAYS RACING at the above
popular resort, commencing TUESDAY, OctoDeI
9th and the following named horses nave peen
entered for the first race
N w. Ledley names Q. h. Third Avenue.
p. Westcott names b. b. Dandy.
J. Gamble names br. h. January.
SECOND DAY-wEDNEsDAY, OCTOBER 10.
wTuraer names z. h. Baltimore Boy
p Westcott names b. m. Fenian GIL
j. Gamble names black b. Black DICK.
THIRD DAY-THURsDAY. OCTOBER II.
will be match race for 500, three.mile heats 10
wagons best three In five.
j. Carter names br. h. January.
T. Smith names b. h. Unknown. -
Las, race to commence at4 o'clock p. N.
90 l0-2t