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The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-10-09
Telegraph Varieties.

WASHINGTON, October 8.
The adjourned term of the Circuit Court
which was TO be held at Richmond. was
not held because it was found that the act
ing OF Congress did not warrant the adj
lJ0urnment from Norfolk. At the last :
session the number of circuits was reduced
10 nine, and It did not allow them except
the first and second, TO be materially
changed --.t VI . - q I
BosToN, October7.
The wholesale drug store of Il. and +.
King d Co, corner of MIX aud .IIitlea "a
streets, was nearly destroyed by fire last
night Loss $4,000, which Is mostly
insured.
TORONTO, G. w, October S. a
The revenue of the province for the
month OF september amounts to Sl,I7O,OoO
$74,000.
NEw ORLEANS October &.
There were eight deaths by yellow fever
anu seventeen by cholera during the mast
iorty-eight hours. sf .r
ST. LOUIS, Octobers 8.
Nathan Floyd, late OF Leavenworth, WAS
recently Killed, together with seven OF his
companions, by the Indians, while en- ronis
Ia Montana. -. IT a-+ 1-''s F,sss4.s
Father Valtman, a Catholic priest at
Washington, Franklin County, Mo. has
been arrested on two indictments for
preaching, He was put in Jail for safe
Keeping, and Is there confined for the
present like fcOn.
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DemOcra Ic headquarters.
TIne Day to w e,r-lk
ONE DAY FOR THE COUNTRY

We are advised that it is agreed among
the chief business establishments Of the
city, Of all kinds, to close up ON election
day Tuesday have that entire time
devoted 10 the polls.
We say, to every Democrat and Con-
seryatlve, whether agreeing 70 suchan ar
rangement or not, give ALL OF THAT
DAY TO labor for the success Of the ticket.
With no better profit can It be spent.
WORK EARLY-woRK LATE-woRK ALL THE
TIAIE-wORK FEARLEssLY AND UNFALTER-
INGLY, for never was issue grenter or sue
ccesses more essential for the peace and
welfare of the country, ,aRo8
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-10-09

MONEY SAVED IS MONEY, MApEs-The
above maxim is best illustrated byigoina
to Goodman's popular Boot and Shoe store
ll0 Main street, whore every thing in his
line can be bought so low as to defy com
petition. His stock is the largest and best
selected in the city he warrants all his
goods, sewsTips for nothing, and tries hard
to please all who favors himwith their Gus
TOM. No wonder, therefore, that his storC
is crowded all thc time with eager custo-
mers. Give him call, by all means. is
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Cholera i'm Chicago.

CHICAGO, October 8.
There have been forty y-two cases of chof-
era reported in this city during the forty
eight hours ending at five O'Clock this
afternoon. In the same time there were
seventeen deaths from that disease. There
are more cases of cholera In the city than
are reported. The disease is on the increase
here. HUr -lvra.
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-10-09
Negro OUTRAGE.

MEMPHIS, October s.
A serious disturbance occurred at Cat
island, Twenty-Five miles below here, ON
Saturday. About fifty negroes armed them
selves aud started ont, some say with a de-
termination 10 murder all the whites. They
hrst encountered Henry and Ike Turner.
and commenced firing upon them, They
Tetnrned the fire with revolvers, killing
Bill Dixon, the leader, and another, and
%o9nding three Others. The negroes then
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-10-09

GB-A young woman, about twenty years
Of age, who went from Brown county to
CINCINNATI 10 get ''rid'' Of a domestic
trouble, died on Sunday, from the effects ol
an abortion, produced ''by a Sixth street
physician" The affair is M ugly one.
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-10-09

THE FINEST GOODS OF THE SEASON.
Lessner g. Brother, No. l02 Main street, are
now receiving the most splendid assortment
of Clothing ever offered in Dayton. Their
fall and winter styles of Gentlemen's
Clothing are unsurpassed by any other
house in the city, and they are offered at
prices that will induce everybody 10 pur-
chase. Call and see them, oc2dlwltw
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-10-09

STATE AND COUNTY FAIss.--All those
visiting the Fairs woulddo well to call on
friend Schwarz, and examine his superb
custom-mado Clothing. The prices and
style will certainly suit buyers. lis Main
street. sign of the Golden Eagle, three
doors south of the Market House.
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-10-09

E8-A proposition TO bet $4,000 tliat IN
dianna will elect the Democratic ticket by
1000 majority has been offered through the
Democratic papers of that State for some
time. The Radicals with ~ theirbrag and
bluster have not mustered pluck enough q
take it yet. i,aIf
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-10-09
Now York Money Mnrket.

NEW \ DIRK, october s.
Money easy and steady, at 4@5 per cent.
Sterling dun and nominal, at 1910
1879.
Gold firmer, opening at l4956, advancing
70 1893, declining to ils56, and closing nc
149.
Government stocks are more active and
lirmer.
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-10-09

ez'- A son of Judge Tabor, of Plymouth,
Ind, accidentally killed himself last Sat
urday while blow ig into the muzzle OF
loaded gun.
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-10-09

G8- The cholera visited a family named
Cooksey residing near Broolv,llo Ind.,
last week, and proved fatal 70 six out of ten
persons composing it.
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-10-09

GB~ When you buy suit of clothing Of
Schwarz, you wi'lnot be deceived in,quali-
ty or price. Try the Eagle. 49, q
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-10-09

o." Election returns say that Schwarz
sells the cheapest and incest made up Cloth
ing in Dayton, at IOs Main street, sign Of
the Golden Eagle. AL =
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-10-09

OFFIcE FURNITURE FOR SALE.-The Fire
mems Insurance Company, having re-
moved their Office 10 the northeast corner
of Third and Jefferson streets, in the room
occupied by }. l.. Martin, Esq, as Col
leetOr's oflice-and having leased vault and
furniture connected with said room-they
offer for sale the Gre-proof safe and othei
office furniture, at bargain. Gall at office
corner Third and jefferson streets.
oc3dtf j, B, KING, Sec'y..
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MEDICAL NOTICE.


DF. y. GONE may bo consulted as follows:
In XENIA at the Depot Eating House. on Thurs.
days, March 81 April 12i May nj July o; Aug o;
sept Is. Oct. 49, att'IF lt'G 'iT = -
In DAYTON At the Phillips House on Fridays
March o; April 1siMay 49, July 81 Aug. 1Ol sept
In TROY az Tho Morris House, on SATURDAYS
March l0j April ID; May 49, JulyT; Aug. IL sept
t5; Oct. No. .-. ~. ., ~ -. - =
in spRINGFTELD NJ tho Winis House. on
Thursdays, March 10; Apfil 10; May "a; July II
Aug. i6s sept. 70; Oct. 25 -'r' =
Dr CONE has had Offices in each of the above
places, that he has regularly visited for the past
seven years, and as he has tFOated and cured MANY
Patients, IN each Of the above places he can give
the best of references In each place as tO his 81 iil
DR. CONE Treats and Cures all varieties OF
Far; makes no charge for consultation; Int IN
those who consult bin desir treatment he charges
Cash for his Medicines
Medicines that VIII last patientfrom four 20 six
months, cost from Five TO Thirty dollars in Cash
Address DR. E. CONE,
COLUMBUS, OHIO.
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tB-l beat them, before aud after the
election, aud always win, in selling cheap
er and better madeu Clothing than any
house in Dayton. II, schwarz, los Main
street, sign of Golden RagIe.a 1sg is ~
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-10-09

BEsT's FnrKRs-PRIcE REDUCED or-
der to accommodate all classes who desire
to have pure drinking water this warm
weather, b. Best would announces that Ie
has reduced the price OF his superior Filters
TO 10. This win place them ia the reach
of all, and no family should be. without
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-10-09

8Sy For the best and cheapest stock of
and Boys Clothing, call on
iAcssncr x BrotheC No. l02 Main street.
oc2di wltW
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-10-09
ON the 6th day of OctOber. 1896.

On the 9th day of October, 1896,
| A Tone O'Clock in the afternoon, at the Court
House IN the city OF Dayton, WILL BR soLD TO
estate as the property OF Horatio q. Phillips, dc
Part Of lots numbered sixty five (sb, and sixty
SIX ie6l, on tho plat OF the city of Dayton begin
ming at the southeast corner Of said lot sixty
(B5) thence measuring westwardly along the alley
with the south boundary of said lots ono hundred 4
and twenty-five l22l feet To point; thence north.
wanily al right angles parallel to the east line Of
snid lots, sixty five 1857 feet 10 point thence at
rght angles eastwardly parallel 10 the south line
ofsaid lots, one hundred and twenty-five Q9s) feet
tothc east line OF said lot sixty 1--we ON Ludlow
streeti and thence at right angles sOuthw ardly
with the east limo Of said lot sixty -nve Ludlow
I-being sixty five feet in width on Ludlow street
by one hundred and twenty-five feet In depth,
m1ppreisSd a $4,000. itiii
Also, the following inOts on the plat OF the city
ot G Dayton, as numiIored upon subdivision and
| by John q Lowe, Executor OF II. q. Phillips and
approved by the Probate Court in the proceeding
Lot, numbered 5OI5 s0iS. 6Os0, son, SO9S, SO2s
g0el 5oe5 bO16 b0g7, CO.'S 6OsS $3.50, 5G5l 60, sIs
bu54, oOOi, bOuO, 1tOd bOJI and 5000.
AppraisSd az S41b eaeA.
Lois numbered bO0s 5OOs 5OOs bOOa 500 sOi bOis
and bil8-dpprdised df 800 eacl.
oseA. ~ Wv
Iot numbered 1901 apprai'od al 84ss,
i,ot nambered S0is- ES
These lots lie near the center OF tho city south Of
bounded by convenient streets and alloys. PlAts
may DO seon nj tho Oifco OF Davies a Lowe, and
with George Neibert, AZ the Central Insurance of.
9As sale - Iere"Ptorv and tho HRs WHQvestioaa-
Terms Of Saie- one -Mfrd cdsA, oas-t4tsd IA one
yedsi dad oHe-tAt''d Ia too years from tAe day Of
JOHN q. LOWE.
-. Executor OF H. q. Phillips, deed.
DAVIES LOVE-, Atty's
septsJdts
A Cough. Gold. or So, g Throat,
REQUIRES MhEDIE.K ATTENTION, AND
SHOULD TX CHECKED.
II allowed 30 cont aue,
Irritation SS UIe LuaEs, n Psrma.
mont fhrOaG Adeeti0n, or an Ia
durable l.ung Disease
IL OFTEN THE RESULT.
BROWNS BRONCHIAL TROchE&
Having direct influence 10 the parts,
GIVE IMMEDIATE RELTEF.
FOF Bronchitis, Asthma, CAtarrh, Con-
sumptlVe and Throat diseases, ga
Troches are used with always good success
SINGERS AND PUBLIC SPEAKERS
VIII Ind 7hOeAes useful In clearing the voice when
taken before Singing or Speaking, and relieving
the throat after an unusual eNeTtiOn OF the vocal
organs The IfoeAss are recommended aud pre-
seribed by Physicians, and have had testimonials
HOm eminent men throughout the country Being
an article OF true merit, aud having proceed their
eencae{ by test o. iaany years, each year ands
them IN new localities In various parts OF the |
world, and the 1SOcAes are universally promo
better than other articles.
Obtain only "BROWN'S BRONCHIAL TRIO. |
CHkS," aud do not take any OF the Wo,fAIaas ~.
fdliens that may be offered
Sold every where In the United states and For.
sign Countries, at@ cents per box. Scs6-smdw !
ansomaau saas A ~
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-10-09

~ A man was married in Hudson, New
York, Tuesday evening, and attempted to
commit suiclne the same night, by cutting
his throat with razor.
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-10-09
Southern Distress.


We have before us piteOus letter from d
lady of East Tennessee applying for aid for
the children ofa Confederate soldier who
In an almost dying condition, was driven
from his home IN that part of the State.
After referring briefly to the reign of
terror which has been maintained there by
lSrownlow, she adds: even now are scat
tered over these bills five hundred circu-
lars issued Mt Jonesboro' by the Governor
Of the State, a few DAYS ago, advising the
radicals to burn every fence rail and reduce
to ashes every Rebel home and eXtermi-
nate every Rebel in the SOUTH How long
are men TO beeXpected to permit this mad
man to pursue his destructive career? How
long are the American people to tolerate
the continuance in power of this shameless
rufian There Is no political question in
volved In this matter. A tyrant Is pcrse-
cutting and outraginga a defcnccless people
eSSr From the beginning of the United States
Government in 1889, wIen We had in round
numbers 4,000000 Of people. during the
period OF forty years, ut the end of which
we. had l3,0CD,0C) of people Ground num-
bers), the expenses of Fhc Government i'll
clutling Interest on the public debt, were ri
the rate of OnemilliOn dollars for one mill
lion ofpcoplc. And rs statotabove, In 1850,
Mt the cad of 20 years, the rate of expense
was $20O0,000 for l.000,000 OF people. Now
with 3O'OOO,0t0 of people the same aUnual
charges are more than S2000D,LJ0 to 1,OG9.-
900 of people.
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-10-09

az -Women's Kid Shoesat Goodman's at
seventy five cents. fii, I..,..y... ~. -,
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TO Whom it may Concern .

XNE the undersigned citizens of Montgomery
w county hereby warn all persons from naROtf-
ating for any note or notes bearing our signature
or signatares and payable to the order OF Crosby
and Tatt. said notes were eNtorted from us under
mise and nauduient representation, and tho con
Hderntlon therefore having entirely failed. We
torany Of said notes, we will not hold ourselves
In conscience or duty bound TO pay the same ~
DAVID SHROYER
rae MARTIN SMITH,
So20tBAWl ISAAC LAFEVRR
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who Wants Bargains.
NEW BARBER SHOP,

'INllE undersigned would respectfully announce
TO his old customers and the public generally
tnat he has opened large and comfortable Shay
ing Saloon at No. IS, south side of Market Snaca
Having IN my employ Mr.. JAS. =. .KREIDLER-
known as Onoof tho hest BARRIERS In che elty-I ntn
prepared 70 give satisfaction to all who will favor
No. II, south side Of Market. FTTTPl'.
sei4dtf JOHN q KAITyT
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-10-09

az Hats and Caps very cheap, at Good
mans. iAP
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Examination Of w. $. Petite fot
thc Murder Of Michael Kane.

NVi,,u,id . txt,io ,i,o.o,,a ,,t,L AZ -
.5a,. ac ,i,,,la, -. -, - ~ 30
%.sr1 i,,'aos 4, th,,n,,,, 10y 'r,,..' '9.". ~, :,
ooP,os },d 'u ,o,,'l''', m's". ~. ~
..,i',s, ~. -.
'lay ut the CITY Hall
Several witnesses were examined. and on
we '"''o'"a'",' ol '''o 'eS'Illony' bue m"yo'
.ipcidcd TO hold iottle to bail in the sum of
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-10-09
Dissolution of Partnership.

fINlE partnership heretofore existing untler the
4 Arm name OF Walker 4 Turner, Merchant
Tailors, is this day dissolved by mutual conseut
The business will hereafter lie conducted BY VIM
Walker at the old stand. The books will be found
at the old stand any person being indebted TO the
old firm viii please call aud settle Immediately
DAYTON. Ohio. August q. IeG6-dawat
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a. SUG.fRlT4N.

Ia HNHHIit r AIN a
alu9MA sa1 an5l4iai nast
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ARRIVE

Posr oSFloE, DAfFoS, ONO, July 20. isee
Until further notice the mails will arrivo and
close at this onice as follows:
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SYMPTOMS or ElTARRH.
By DOCTOR FOSTER.
NOW PRAoTICINd AT THE 4,
PHILLIPS HOUSE. DAYTON.

cATARRH IL disease Of tho mucous mem-
brane OF the nasal passages and those eavi-
ties OF the head communicating with them.
Insignificant as it appearsin its first stages,
IT IL apt In Its progress to become instru-
mental IN causing the loss or impairment
OF smell, taste, hearing, and sight, aud In
creating serious constitutional derangc-
ments, not unfrequently terminating in
consumption.
The New York herald., 1866-03-07
PROPOSALS.
OrflCE OF TIE STREET COMMISSIONER, NO
FOR TiGHTSo THE STREETS or TIE
cry OF HRDOkLVN

.. CRY OF BROOKLYN.
Sealed pr0poati- Will he received by the Common Council
At Ac Mayors onies, until Monday, March H. isss nj
oclJck r. NJ pr the lighting Of the OF the city Of
wh gas o other material Of light from dark
uft ylght year. Tor the term
nareraby 70 the specification provided therefor
die In the ofre of the STREET Commlssicnsr.
blanks for estimating furnished nj the Office OF che
C1umisslcner and none other viii bf considered -
Proposals WIN be sdcre nicd with
consent ~ writing pro-
ppsai twho shall qualify their responsibility. thai n the
eenr1 bc awarded 10 the party proposing they win become
bontr hssucty for ia performance and In case hc
sA rgiect refuse 70 the swarded
then that they will the Of BrDokIyn the dner
encc bctwec the price proposed and the price of the
frcrssss 70 ;. endorsed TO The vonnon Council" Fcc
ny orser q Ihe cosrmon Csupsil N i .lg ea z
.. .oAkLRY NoDyNE, street c9nmisssoneEs
nrogxiYs, ret y, 1853 l-..I n.
The New York herald., 1866-03-07
* HERALD WEDNESDAY MARCH l. lsss-wITH SUPPLEMENT
SALES OF REAL ESTATE.

MARYLAND FARM FOR sALE-CONvESiENr III ~
M steamboat landing the Chopsnk river yainabe tim
ber viii exchange FOR city properly srS near Se ree
The New York herald., 1866-03-07
THE TURF.

TNAsHION COURSE TROrTING PURsES-rHE LIST
OF twenty for the above course VIII close a the
Hone House on Thursday evening, March In addition
March isA purse Of 81 900 with stake Of S25o each
Wilkes 60 to wagon II he enters and stars purse OF
$500 with stake 500 each, for horses that never
JosEPH CRocHERoN, Proprietor
The New York herald., 1866-03-07

est IN certain natural springs and artificial wells Yield q,
Caasieu State of louisiana These springs have been
since the country has been discovered They are
located four miles, level road, from uninterrupted
tide navigation 70 the Gulf Of Mexico The petroleum
tested eminent chemists and practical operators
oils and has been pronounced superior 10 the oil OF
Pennsylvania wells For terms Of sale and further in
formation apply w. Il. KOONTZ Esq attorney Ut law
lea str New
The New York herald., 1866-03-07
SALES OF REAL ESTATE.

FACTORY FOR SALE OR TO LET-A LOT iOoxTt Ky,
II feet with Office stables. and two other buildings,
able for arnrng purposes situated In Jersey Cy a.
foot of bergen Hill near the plank road VII oe a S
leased on reasonable terms. Apply 70 j. " e"Ar N -
Vescy street " Y.
The New York herald., 1866-03-07

. = OOO AcRrs OF HEAVY TrxBgH LAND FOR
J.VVv sab W Bioupt oo1nty Tenn, oentsnlns large
ry place farm CAL on address PULLMAN co, NJ
Sepa1vsh rVon W. y sVs w Herald ONE.
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SALES OF zeal ESTATE.

MILL Foh -,ALE-WITH SPLENDID WATER
~ power gro" ads &c, and good run OF CUSTOM one mile
rom station I'D eighteen this city, also suitable for
cotton faety Inquire OF CHAs. w. KLINE, lS2 Nassau
street, rComs 20 and 81
The New York herald., 1866-03-07

rooms cellar and open garrett lot 6 BY ~ iee S
grapes oyerlooks Tappaan Zse price " o or " @ n
The New York herald., 1866-03-07

IL water. bath, &C. near one acre fine stable one, hall
mile from fremont depot tagged walk all the Price
5000 bargain. Apply to DEMAREsT, Merosc depot,
The New York herald., 1866-03-07

N ELEGANT COUNTRY SEAT ON THE HUDSON
RIVER about SO miles from New YORK view from front
piazza about ~ miles down the also grand inland
pe'Teen 6o aud 20 acres Of snd; eonsnns Sa n
LARD, l55 Broadway, N " or r. r. SLoAT East Haver-
N
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Charge on Them!

A cotcmporary cxclaims, with boldncss
and emphasis that "thc six New England
States, with no more population than New
York, have six times the power of New
York In the Senate of the United States
Why not contract this power by an amend
mcnt to the Constitutions If representa-
tion is to be made on the basis of popula-
tion, voting, or taX-paying, or population
as n whole, let us carry the thing straight
through. We have borne the Goldfish power
long enough; we have paid tribute to the
Puritan longer than has been mete or
proper. They have been cXacting and
overbearing, and are now arrogant and pre-
sumptous. They are taxing us to death
and keeping their own means from the
reach of the taX-gathcrcr.
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NIl,l I

The Cincinnati Gdrette, on Wednesday
just as we expected, went and got mad nj
some quito respectable gentlemen, and
white in rage, made the following sheep
ish allusion:
THE SENATORIAL BLACK SHEEP.
The following Senators, elected "a Union
men, voted with the Copporhcads against
the passage of the Frcedmcn's Bureau Bill,
over the Presidents veto:
JAMES DIXON, of Connecticut;
DANIEL 5. NORTON, Of Minnesota;
WN. NJ. STEWART, of Nevada;
EDGAR CowAN, of Pennsylvania;
EDWIN -. MORGAN, of New York;
JAMES X. DooLTTTLE, of Wisconsin.
These. with Van Wrinkle and Wiley, of
West Virginia, added to the ten Democrats,
constituted the eighteen negative votes.
Wright (Dem.), of New Jersey, aud Footc,
(Union), Of Vermont, were the only Sena-
tors absent.
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The Present and the Future with
the President.

In his graceful and frank response to the
delegation from Montana, short extract
from which we now reproduce, President
JOHNSON made tho following proclamation
tn them and the country, what is his posi-
ton now and what it will be in the future.
His avowals are as emphatic as they are
earnest and should be well remembered
Quoth the President;
Il can inform all dspirdRts who are trying
To form their combinations for the future,
who want to make organizations for one
purpose and another that theg are not ia mn
,ody. / am not a cdRdfddteJOr any position,
aud hence repeat, can afford tO do right /;
aud. being in that condition, toiH do right.
make this announcement for the purpose
of letting all know that my work is to re-
store the Government; not tn make cOmbi-
nations with reference to any future candi-
dlcy for the Presidency. of the United
states. IhdUe reached the topm0st round
Wy race Is run, so far as that is concerned.
Ny object Is 20 perform my duty and that /
,oW endedpor todo. Let us then all join in
this great work of restoration; and while
we are restoring and repairing the breaches
That have been made, let us also unite in the
work OF making new States aud populating
them with people who are worthy of
the Government which protects them.
And let these new State Governments be
founded on principles in harmony with the
great machinery devised by our fathers"
The President then evidently regarded
himself as cut loose from all party relation
ships TO the SUMNER, STEPHENS q Co. fac
ton, and encouraged the combination of
those who are ready to stand together in
all the great struggles that may take place
In - /. 4.
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Still in the Union.

Recently, all the Associate Judges of the
Supreme Court of the United States voted
to take up for consideration all the eases
aside during the rebellion. Chicf-Justicc
CHASE alone disscnted. 1t is claimed that
this decision is in effect legal indorse-
ment, by the highest judicial tribunal in
the country, that the lately insurgcnt States
Union. On or of the Bench, Mr.. CHASE
does not fail to show himself, in the only
character he ever possessed, political
charlatan.