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The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-12-03


acusls uf great political interest In Nc Re-
publico Mexico. Tho newly app ontcd
Minister OF The tinitcd States. MIR. hmp-
ben, was thcrclOre sent iorwarl on NoVcm-
bceD to assume his ninciions ltwas also
Thought cNpediont that hu should be nh
tended m the ylclnlty of Mexico by fie
Lieutenant Gentfai of the United States
Army, With the view of obtaining such in-
formation as might bc important to de-
tcrninc the course To bc pursued by the
tuitrd Stutrs IN roaestahlshing md maiif,-
tsUipg lnecessary and proper intercourse
withi MNicM Dccply interested in thl'
cause OF liberty and humanity It seemed an
obvious duty ON our part 10 exercise what
eyer Influence We possessed for the rcstora-
tlon aud permanent establishment in that
country of domestic form OF Government.
'Sueh was the condition of ailairs IN re-
gard 20 Mexico, when. ON the 22d Of No
ycmbcr official Information was received
from Paris that the Emperor had some
time before decided pp 10 Withdrew. Dc
t1rhmcuts of his Cdrecf ~ Nic. month OF
Noyembcis icrmdme - ngtcemcnt; but
thi decision was made for the purpose OF
Withdrawing thc whole of these forces We
the ensuing Spring OF this latter deter
mlnatiOn, however, the United States has
received ne ueticc or iutimation, and so
sOou as this Information was received by
this Governments care w8s taken to make
knowp it7 dissent to the Emperor OF
France.
81 cnp not forcgo the hope that France
viii reconsider the subject, and adopt some
resolution IA regard To the evacuation of
Mexico which will conform tu the existing
engagement, and meet the expectations oi
this Government Tho documents on the
Isubicct win be- laid before Congress. Will
the evacuation of Mexico by the French,
no subject Tor serious diilerenecs btWccn
Fmuc" aud ihc United states would re
main!
ON our relations witt Great Britain the
President writes aN follows ut Is matter
lpi re.rct that NO considerable advance lns
been made toward an adjustment of the DIT
icrrure between the United states and Great
| Britain, arising oW oi the ,lrpreintlons on
Ioll national commerce. ana olhot ifcS-
| passes committed during the ciNil war by
Brush subjects In violation of mtcrna-
'lonu law and treaty obligations
"Ihc delay, however. may be believed to
| have resulted in no small degree from the
| Idoldcstic situation OF Great Britain. I'm en-
tire change Of Ministry occurred IN that
country during the last session ot larlia-
ment Thcatnniion of the "W Ministry
! was called w The subicrb az an early day,
/ aud there is some reason 20 hhlcNc that u
| viii be- considered IN becoming amt
! friendly spirit.
"rhe Importance OF an early disposition
Ioi the question cauhot he exaggerated.
| Whatever might be The. wishes of Tue Two
| lGoycrnmcnts, Vt Is manifest that good VIII
and friendship between the Two countries
cannot be Established unit u reciprocity
| ia the lpdctiee OF good fath mld nentraiity
shall be restored between The respective
nallons
| Ihc Fresment then alludes 70 lhe FenlNl
| lnVn'lnq OF tannda ne . violation OF the
| Ineuirllty. laws and the proclamation
! Whiclhc issued. ana on the Trial and sem
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when did the I,eleIHon End9


In The Uhaed States District Coirt in tln
State of Delaware, n lecislon has s1jeenrrn-
derodby Judge HALL. releasing from in,-
prisonmcnti ifFort Delaware four persons
who lad been arrested. tried AMI convicted
by the military authortics Of thc-l'nitcd
States 10 South Carolina, iuBecembcr, 1868
The prisoners had boon found guilty beinre
- court martial of which Gen. DEvfNs was
President, of having voluntarily aided in
the United States troops stationed at
browns Fcry. South tarolina, in Octo-
brr lSB5. Judge llArJ. ordered the dis
clWrgro Of the prisoners on n writ OF habeas
forpgS on the ground that the military
commission was without jurisdiction in the
case; declaring II as his opinion that the
rebcllion had ceased IN April, 1862 and IN
asmuQh a. The Presidents proclamation,
issued In June, appointing q Provisional
Governor for South Carolina, ordered "the
district Judge for the district inwhich that
state is included, to proceed to hold courts. =
she State was in the exercise of all it, civil
functions before the issuing of the order fol
the organization of the commission by
which the prisoners had been tried and
condemned. The points of grcatestintercs
In thc decision Of Judge HAIL are, that the
rebellion had ceased and The authority oI
the Unitod States was acknowledged il
south Carolina IN April. lSO5; aud tllai.
after the appointment Of q Provisional
Governor for any State, by the President
the military forces of the United STATE.
were Without authority to arrest and tiS
4 persons before military commissions.
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Tho Forlicth Cnngrcss.

Al Washington the opinion that the For
ticth Congress viii by Law assemble at noon
ON ihe lll of March next Is almost uni-
'erNal, aud tn. sneh an F4ieut does llis
prevail thai The urgpdilaion of that Cons
.Rrrss, and ils probable work, is talked of
quito a. frequently o. tllr meeting aud
measures OF the coming ses ion,
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-12-03
aytw advertisements.
LEGAL NOTICE.

IOllN II, CATS, whose residence Is unknown, is
- houhed That Martha Cats did ON the LIST day of
Deeember, A. p. 1865. llo her petition In the ui o
OF tbp Clerk Qi thr Coucl # Common Pleas, Wla "a
ono. charging the said John H. Cats with will
absence from her for more ihan three year, n,
past. AlFl labitual drunkenBrss for mare tA.,n
three years last past, and asking that shs m ~
hiNprced FROM said John H Cats, Which pet.lion
wiz Sland far hearing at the Deeemh4r Term OF
said Court,
Dated this ~ day Of December, 1865.
4. MARTHA CATS.
NJ, u. NOLAN, Attorney, do3-dtwM
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sTRAYED OR STOLEN.

IRON the subscriber on Friday night the ssd
s mon S iSs nsypSs PSS'S5s D tSs e AK yesgs eseS
bay mare, described as follows about ilk hands
nigh, four years Old, blaze face, both hind feet
Dayton Horse In6urance Company, on Jefferson
gtreet opposite the Post Oalce, that will lead 70
wQrded. OSCAR PETRARkY,
Rsyton, Novsnbsr as, isee;dlNwi
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-12-03

s-The Republican Caqcrs at washing
ton,' ON saturday Night passed a resolution
requesting the Senate not TO confirming
appointments made during the recess, ID
cases where the late ineumhents wererer
moved on political grounds. The Caucus
will re-assemble on Wednesday night. A
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-12-03
ss-we pdblisb, to-doy. a communicatio

~ Wepablisb, to-day, a communication
irom q valued correspondent on the all
Asorblne questioao Of "Uuiversal suffrage
Although The writer indulges very freely
.in the ironicaL 'still his positions ought to
receive the approval OF thr most radical
Radical J. / they want universal suffrage,
they should be satisfied with no mo Hall
Way" measures. They should go the whole
tbing or nothing.
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snlrntl.s Cnntnre Confirmed.

Secretary SEWARD received yesterday,
10y Atlantic Gable, dispatch from CHAGLEs
A. lIAur United States Consul at Alexan.,
dria, Egypt anDouncing the arrest at that
place Of joHS II SugRArG B0oTH's accom-
plicc in tllc plot to assassinate Presidrnt
bECoLN.
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agauts.

M ANrED-sPOKE TUBNER--A man =,
" mas had long experience, and faliV undr.
s,lss s,abas lhe care and running OF tho blanchard
employment from the underslqpeI Mono hna
truly e9mpetent man need apply Address n
Turner A Co Detroit Mich nossde,i
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1866-11-20

Passengers for DryIown, jackson, Aokelunns
.Hill Sonosa, Columbia and other pointsin South.
ern California. will connect With
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NOTICE.

TIVE UNDERSIGNED MARKETS OF GOLD
i nm nm win be closed on Sundays: - -,.
cna IN nm Market. L. T. Fox, Proprietor.
:. Gha-lss Market, Hays & Co.. PropritefL
T;nion Market, L. T. Fox. Proprietor. r-a
Ssynda Market, Douchey, TsI fa-- 90
PSo1esr Market, z, 6hnf ss,.~,x.. 30
aeld Hlu, osL %, lsod>
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TONSORIAL,

~ TONHORIALi - ----------
The SHAVING SALOON has also been reno.
waited, and refIrnished with new and keen razors,
elegant fancy soaps. the finest perfumcry, and
clean linen napkins, etc
HAIR CuTTiNe also done In the latest and best
stvleI
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BATHS! BATHS!!

V,HE UNDERSIGNED IN. a g.rvh..
| forms the public of Gold * Es
Hill, and vicinity, that he has ~
entirely rehtted his BATH &kkleAI II
ROOMS--clean linen and Russian towels, hot
and cold water in abundance. Baths every day
from now on, Spring and Summer
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ALSO OF THE CATHOLIC.
u,HIs CEMETERY is SITUATED IN TIE
range Of mountains back Of the County
Hospital, overlooking the city Of Virginia. The
Sexton and Superintendent being an old pioneer
fthe city, and knowing the wants OF the commu'
nifty, has decided the Cemetery above described
under an Act Of the late Legislature, In trust,
until such time as the same shall be Incorporated
10 securo a resting place for the dead, and to
afford 10 the friends Of the deceased the eonsola'
tIop Of knowing that under this trust this Gene
tery can never be disturbed sold, or used for any
other purpose.
II. w. KEYES.
General Undertaken,
Ne. 2S, south C street, Virginia,
Has on hand the only stock Of
Bnrstow,s Metallic Cnskcts md Burial
Cnses, Fine Mahogany Coftins,
Coffin Trimmings, etc.,
In the state!
Also-METALLIC COFFlNs of all kinds, got
nm M shortest notice. Also. large assortments OF
silver plated and Metal Moun,ings. Grape, Gloves,
Robes, Frlnges and Satin Innings, otc
Particular attention paid to SHIPPING
BODIES, and Funerals attended to with
promptness.
Remember the old stand
No. 26 South G street. Virginia.
e. W. KRYEs.
S.-Hearses and Carriages will be In readi.
meas TO attend Funerals all over the county and
vicinity.
No. 26 South G street, -Ftrginin,
wIshes TO inform his friends and the public gen.
orally that he has on hand
complete stock OF
Furniture and Furnishing Goods !
p.ddIps. Cnrpets, blankets, SheetinE,
Crockery, Wooden and Willow
Ware, ETC., etc.
THANK my old friends and the public generally
for past patronage, and hope. by strict attention
20 business, to merit continuance OF the same.
re Remember the OLD STAND, No. 26
South street, Virginia f. W. hhi no'
wheeler & Wilson's Sewing Ma
ana N E. W. KEYES. Agent.
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TO THE LADIES.

DIR, Mayer would also Inform the Ladies that
he has ftted up q PRIVATE Room for them and
for children, where particular attention will be
paid TO Hair Curling, Cutting, and the applica-
lion OF choice Hair Restoratives and Cosmetics
under the direction of an artist recently from
san Frnncisco,
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DRNTIsTRY!

DIR. Mayor will also attend 10 Dental Surgery,
and invites all who may need his services.
CuppinR, Bleeding and LeechinR per.
formed In the Best btyles.
ALSO, for sale, Fresh Hungarian and Swedish
Leechek DR. J. u. MAYER, PROPRIETOR:
Gold Hill, Oct "a, 1866. oc2i.n
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1866-01-04
Fasa u - z. Z q !. lss!T sss g2T III u
DICHMOND 4 DANEILLE RAILROAD,
N SUPERINTENDENT'S OFFICE, !
RICHMOND, November %, 1868.
NOTICE TO SHIPPERS


The attention nf parties sending freight by this road
is respectfully called to the following extracts from the
rules
All articles, when brought to depot, to be ac-
cOmpani-d by two plai N written tickets, stating the
articles sent, with specification OF the number OF
packages parcels, when they more than One and
the contents of each, with the gross weight opposite
each article and stating to what place they to be
sent by whom and To whom. ii he article received
pond with the tickets will be signed by the
proper agent at the depot and delivered to the person
brin gng the articles. Tho other ticket will be- retained
by the agent, to be filed away In must articles
for more than person be put on the same ticket.
Parties desiring receipt, other than the tickets sent
with the draymln waggonrr, required above, must
furnish the ready written, specifying the articles
above directed in which they will be signed by
the agent. The Company keep on hand at each depot
and will furnish blank receipts Of the description re-
quircd, application to their agent.
when goods consigned 10 the same place and person
sent to the depot in various separate lots must
b. taken to send them at the time of the day,
otherwise single packages lots arriving by themselves
are liable to be entered separately ON the Company
books, and charged single packages. No correction
can be made in such cases. The urgency of the Com
pays business does not admit Of the holding packages
in waiting for others which intended Ia accompany
them. THOMAS DODAMEAD,
deCl-lm Superintendent.
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DENTAL NOTICE.

DR. JOHN MAHONY,
SURGEON DENTIST,
For many years associated with pr. John c. WayLl
would respectfully inform his old patrons and all
others who iaay need his services, that m con>e-
uueRcs Of the destruction Of his ONCE by the great
6ra ne has opened an office his reside nee on tourR
street between Broad and Marshall, where ne can ne
fou nd al all hoar~ Artificial Teeth inserted on Soil
silver aad vuleanite The highest price paid i'I olu
r-f4 rI.,s myAi-dly
DR. CHARLES s. MILLS
IL Has resumed tho practice OF his profession In the
eity OF Richmond Office. corner Of Broad and Eighth
tr...,s oct4-ly
THE UNDERSIGNED is PREPARED TO
furnish DESIGNS, SPECIFICATIONS, DETAIL
DRAWINGS FOR BUILDING OF every description, and
in anv stye Of architecture that may be desired orders
from any part Of the United States viii receive prompt
attention, with moderate charges -
WALTER 8. WEST,
Practical Architect,
Corner Of FoErth and Broad streets, Richmond.
auSl-6m
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NUMBER 4.
STEAMBOATS,, &c.
EREIGHT FOR NEW YORK srJ, :.
l. AND BOSTON. Es-I
INLAND ROUTE, VIA CHESAPEAKE BAY ASD Ci
NAL, THROUGH TO NEW YORK
THE OLD powHATAy STEAMBOAT COMPANY

The new and first cIas, steamers STATE or MARY
LAND, PETERSBURG and STATE or VIRGINIA, are
now receiving and forwarding merchandise Of all d.
scriptions from Richmond to Phiiadelph New York
and Boston, In connection with the Canal Line Of
daily steamers from Baltimore.
These steamers leave Richmond every Monday, Wed
nesday and Saturday, for Baltimore.
Goods shipped on those days will be landed in New
York ON the Third day thereafter.
shippers will take notice that goods shipped by this
lire do got go to SEA- but carried entirely through
INLAND, thus saving or supercding he necessity Of in
surance against sBA RISKS.
The large size Of the steamer. belonging to this line
enable Us to carry goods at es. than by any other
route.
Freight for points beyond New York will be forward.
ed with dispatch.
This line is the only one that connects with daily
line from Baltimore for Philadelphia aud New York,
and that can give through receipts.
No dHyage commission charged. The two lines
occupy the same wharf In Baltimore.
FOrfreight or passage, apply to
DAVID u WN. CURRlE,
Office At Charles 7. Workman 4 Co.'S,
Fifteenth .'rflf
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1866-01-04
ssS,TAUNTON SPECTATOR"
STAUNTON, VIRGINIA..

To MERCHANTS AND BUSINESS MEN GENERALLY:
Tho SPECTATOR published in Staunton, Va, Is
the BEST MEDIUM in the Interior OF the stale
Ii iSpuhliShCd in of the largest towns in the INTERIOR
situated in the of the State with Railroads and
good Turnpikcs radiating in all directions which make
il the trade for all the surrounding counties,
and the locality which their citizens look for the
news is the county Of Augusta OF the most
populous and wealthy counties in the Valley o Virgin
a which i, by far the most populous and wealthy por-
tion of the State.
1t was the first paper that established here NEARLY
CENTURY AGo, and is in the list year of its exist.
ence under its present title" SrAUNrON SPECTATOR
II has always been well sustained by the most sub tan
tia portion of the people 1t has the largest lit Of
PAYING subscribers Of any paper in the interior oi
Virginia.
MERCHANTS, TRADESMEN AND OTHERS,
who wish to call the attention of the people G" this
State their business woud promote their interest by
adopting the SPECTATOR as their medium of conmumi-
cation. A copy Of the paper sent when requested.
Advertisers who desire the paper to be sent as long
as the advertisement is ordered To he published will
please say when the advertisement Is ordered. Ad-
dress, "STAUNTON SPECIAIOk,
occI0--tf Staunton, Va.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1866-01-04
Terms md Form of Contract with Negro Labor
erS in South Carolina.

CHARLESTON, 5. c., Dec. 2S, ls65.-General SAX
ton, interview with tine planters and freedmen Of
Sumpter district at the town of Sumpter, took place
according to appointment on the 2lst inst. The re-
suit was the adoption by both sides of satisfactory
form Of contract, which is as follows:
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1866-01-04
rINO THE CITIZENS OF ROCkBRlDGE
L AND SURROUNDING COUNTIES.
PROSPECTUS OF THE sroyEwALL BANNER

The undersigned have associated themselves for the
purpose of establishing Newspaper and job Office in
the town Of Lexington. The paper will be known un-
der the above title and have named it, not only
ocalize and popuarze it, but in honor of one who
lived with aud who died for us, and whose memory
will be revered so long the everlasting mountains
shall endure, which encompass his last resting place
1t shall be our earnest endeavor I" make 1t in l re-
spccts worthy of the support OF the people "i Rock
bridge and adjoining counties, and We therefore appeal
with confidence Tor liberal share "t the pubHc pa
tronage II will he The exponent of the public Senti-
ment and the al gocalr of the rights and interests o
the p.ople. whose aid We solicit and among whom
have been born and raised. Whatever measure OF
public policy cf local Improvement that looks Il"
extension Of the great arteries O trade, or To
extended development o the material and mine
raj resources, in which our valley and mountains
abound, we shall advocate with energy and zeal No
labor expense will be spared to entllr II 10 an
agreeable reception At hfesldc ana IN ordel 10
do so, each number will contain variety 0l reading
matter the latest and most reliable telegraphc news,
monetary news article, and full report Of Congress
sional and Legislative proceedings We hope I" make
it he decided interest OF our business men to seek II as
II medium of communication to the public mind, by an
extensive circulation, based entirely ON its merits as
public journal.
With regard to our national affairs, only say
that the issues nf recent struggle have obuerdted
all party lines between the people of the South and
political distinctions no longer known among IL
we shall therefore support such men and measures,
whose conservative Influences are or can be mad"
available in the removal of obstacles to our social and
political establishment people, aud to restoration
of equality : a State of the Federal Union.
In the present dePlOIable condition of our beloved
old COmmu and the unsettled state oi "nr pun
lie affairs, know that many difficulties must attend
the building Oi any enterprise, but with ener-
gy aud perseverance we hope to give the "BANNEE' a
permanent position among the journals OF the State.
We shall conduct it with tolerati"n and respect for
the sentiments of all who may differ with us ia opinion,
and we ask the same courtesy for ourselves
TERMS OF SUBSCRIPTION.
For year, in advance. 90
For six months, a. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. 20
For three months " ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 10
The first number will be iss sued in January.
;. II. LErCHER.
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lg.a SS5 z.
DICIIMOND AND DANVILLERAILROAD.
CHANGE OF SCHEDULE.

On and after TUESDAY, December 18th, the PASSEN-
GER TRAIN ON this road will run a. follows:
Leave Richmond daily, Sundays excepted, 7:i0 A. NJ
Arrive at Dauvie, $40 Z. NJ.
Leave Danvillc daily. Sundays excepted, $50 A. N.
Arrive in Richmond, 3:lj =. VI.
Trains connect at BurRcvle with trains on the South
side Railroad Tor lynchburg, and at Danvle with the
trains on the Piedmont Railroad for Greensboro, Char
lottc &c. TluS. DuDAMEAD, Superintendent.
dacl1-tf
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w c. CAERINGTON.
HENRY G. CANNON,

1T NtN4' N'N"+'1
ATTORNEY AT LAW,
Practi,e in all the Courts the city Of Richmond aud
county OF HrnricO.
r. Office la the LAW Building. aut-ly
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ssocr,xo HyRDER IN GroRalA.-The Augusta

SBnrKING hikDkk N NEukGIA.-Ihe Augusta
Consttuti0maiisf Of December %, has the following:
We are panied to chronicle The occurrence of a
horrible mnrler near this city, Monday night, of
which Mr.. Edgar Carmichael, son o. A. ". Gar
michael ESQ., has been the Ylctlm' II appears that
san,a nnLnpwn parties drove UP a wagon to the
storo As the doors were not broken, il K supposed
M Carmichael had retired TO bed, and, hearing
the persons knocking, admitted them thinking
doubtless. they had come to make some pure hases
not suspeetng tisig wicked purposes as he had Is
sions. who came 10 buy goods The incanate fends
shot him through the heart, and dfed the store oil
its contents.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1866-01-04

On and after this date, THURSDAY, December 9Sth
ls,ij the Trains on this road will he follows:
Through Mail and Passenger Trains will leave DAILY
Sunday nights excepted at : \. VI. and =. ".
Accommodation Train will leave DAILY Sunday ex
ceptcdl at $40 =. NJ.
Through Express and Freight Trains will leave DAl
LY tSundays excepted at A. NJ
Freiyhta received DAILY from A. NJ to- p VI.
No Freights can be carried By Passenger Trains.
SAMUEL RUTH, Superintendent.
OFFICE RICHMOND, FREDERICRsBrEG AND
PoToHAC RAILROAD COMPANY,
Richmond, December y, 1865. }
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Particular attention paid to supplying the trade with
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ly Harpers Magazine and other papers and periodicals
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