The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-06-13

we mean fcnian Butts iRrrived this week at
the popular Eagle Clothing Store, H..
s'chwlsrk, Rroprietor. 1 is Main Street.
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: / tAaS me aslr,ar ~, i,sy6ssSnalsnll vl.nces
IN iSituntiOn Ia soutis carolina.
We have reoeiyed letters from intelligent
and reliable persons In South Carolina from
which we make some extracts syg ~
wINNsnoRo, =. g.. May 20, 1866. 1.-The
negroes are doing far, better than over
Thought they wonld, They are generally
inetiensiye. and working as we'll as could
possibly be expected, under the circam-
stances. If there We're 10 Freedmenisi Blu
rean in the country. they would be still
more contented, aud better citizens. Cot
ton crops are very uhpromising indeed.
The prospects are that not a third Of crop
OF that staple will he made this wear.
PROsFEcr Hill 81. c., May 25, lS66-The
crops are eYerynnpromising, very adstands
of cotton, and very backwartl0 it has been
the most umpropitious spring we old folks
have ever Known. 1 hAvenohduhtast tbthe1
very short crop Of cotton, owing. not only
to the causes above stated, bat also to, the
certainty that there Is not more than third
OF the land planted that was formerly. /.
There is another cause which will operate ::
the cotton will not be as we'll etiltfyated
and another, which operates bdt p,tftially.
perhaps the extreme scarcity of food, and
no money many have not grain Of corn.
The negroes are as orderly as we would fea-,
lsonably expect. There Is but poor cncour-
agement for MS to try to raise hogs or sheep.
They are stolen as fast asexposed q TO the
powero of the thieving negroes. ] doubt IL.
another year, any, or but few persons, will
9ttGnpt TO raise more than one artwo hogs,
to be turned into bacon. There, win be
psHey Sa3e y; y SlseqgSas Elm in
ipseenritgt of everything, and .sthe appre7
henSion that the iron rod of oppression Will
become more intolerable. gJbE 40 n
| EDaEFIRbDQoDR HaUsE,lS.lCs May %,
| lS66,-General ruin staresnehrly all1n the
face Cretlitors insist on being paid, hnd
there isnQthihg to pay With Confessions
of Judgment and assignments.are the olfler
Of the day. | have no Thought that une-
| tenth Of the land can be Kept from sale, i'm
less whore il is settled in trust.-is,g
is lnsteadioof pressing these uhfortmlate
lpcpple TO the WALL, how noble, and at the
same time how liseful 70 treat them With
generosity and Inagnanimity g5D9sr
fiirfu giii 5lI Ill., - La llall q hfh $40
ALL SoiiTS,g3Fo PARAGRAPHS.
4 iaIii stsF ~ ial i1---2-l-- 4 .lgi1d ia1s .
j General ,Cs.ssI health hapTecently6 i'm
lrroped very rapidly and beis now better
than for some time past. ss,. y '.5' a5 .1
TIM RrcfffsT cnttcH IN. BosFosSS{ ~ The
richest church ip Boston Is the Old South,
which isltnxed this year for $l35,000 worth
Iof real iestate.l J.nop i"nNi, 'sr s'h
\ "A couple were nlarridd IN Cairo last week
\ NTH q ludicrous difference in age, the
bridge being thirteen and the groom nine-
Ity-Oucg The girl was rlc,. which makes
| tie ailifir SIN iiiSrt ainat,er'bf .wopdcrl
O. LEMoN'JepR rolg11EviS PAlN LDodtor
Brandini Of Milan, says that iemol Juice,
Ior a tsolntionHDf Gnric acid, relieves the
painiof cancer when applied TO the sore as
4 lotion. The discovery .was made aeci-
j dentally, and the value of the application
lIwas confirmed by repeated experimcnts
iAtiAdrian, Michigan, a lady saw an en-
I ghe hotisf With asteeple, aud innocently
/ asked gentleman attendent, What church
Is thatY' The gentleman, after reading
the sign. -~Deluge No. 81 replied aiIgIIess
it mustbe the Third Baptist .,g g
The census of Huntsville, Alabama, has
been completed. It'shows the total popu.
lation of the place to be 2.273 whites and
l2, PAS blacks nyaH 'ltH" mai
4 An overflow Of Red river has caused great
destruction. AtJcliersou, Texas, the wa.
ter was three feet deep in the Warehouses
4 where there was large accumulation o
goods, on account of the impassable stat,
of the roads leading 10 the Interior. TIL,
water rose SO suddenly that there was N,
time to save any thing. rUolfI
\ Gen. ii. T.. Bee. writing from Havana to
the Houston telegraph, makes an appeal Il
: the people of Texas in behalf of Gen, Ma
t gruder, who. with Commodore Maury, han
been removed from office in Mexico. HI
Is poor--'yyery poo,r--,without any means oi
support, and, with his family dependen
upon him." ti ia5. ,a .sn 4ll l6.d.l
Eight or ten millions of logs are blocked
upon the Allegash river, in Maine, for lacl
Of water, and will probably not be got'ou
this year. a.e.a bid ib,li- 75i
1t is stated thatpiek pockets relieved Gen
Grant of his watch, and Speaker ColfaX ol
his purse, at Gen. Scott's funeral. '1nfi
Some canal boatmen attempted TO outrag,
4 woman near West Troy N, y, when, sht
knocked one of them senseless with j
i mallet, and escaped. au ara o.it
Dogs destroy nearly Sl,00O,0Oo worth O.
sheep In the United States every year
A little boy was drowned the other day
in Vermont, while fishing. A large 1lsl
having been hooked by him, and the lin,
being wound around his wrist, the ilsl
pulled him into the water.
| A Connecticut paper says some of the
wreckers ON tho City OF Norwich * which
was burned of Norwalka few days Since
4 get from $500 10 $500 worth of goods pei
day. Six bodies have recently been re-
covered. ''' '''.' . '-u.t"' ''''' "'i %"
r--s : A Case for Indictment
The Richmond Enquirer of the llth inst.
4 calIs the attention ofthe Grand , arys to tn,
case of Judge UNDERWOOD, of whom Il
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