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The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-06-01

A New York correspondent writes 70 a
Georgia Journal: ~
One lof my little boys got a pfike at
school The other day It was a book Untitled
The Soldier BOs. The fn,ntispiece contalns
an atrocions Hhel. IN representing that 4
Confederate soldier attempted the llfe Of a
Federal soldier who had given him a drink
OF water. IL narrates with approval all
der der iIdand a. FsPsI'Sa FGapniIs SoD SontSsrn f sol
sy1npatlizers' or traitors The book, in
short isan abomiunbic tlrade against the
South aud yet u Is permitted to be dis
tributcd To the school children IN this most
leonseryatlve qimrter Of the North. There
| u no instraictiOm In H. only u spirit Of
malice against the South and the Copper
heads" snrsar
Another poison-sourcc Is the American
TFdet Sotiety. The New York Day Book
says Of it;f u "a ttf =
%rhls Organization belongs TO no par
tlculaT denomination of Christians. but was
intGUled TO cover a field of moral and re-
llgious instruction 10 which none of the
protestant sccts could take exceptions. Foi
years the Abolltionists tried 10 get posses
sion Of w. aud 10 control II In order 10 use II
as q pnrt 90 their machinery for educating
n publ sentiment to hate our Government
rs u Wiz hlr1ped.l They were resisted by
thc CONSERVATIVES" and defeated In severa
assaults uponHit hut how Il " little bettel
than an appendage OF the Negro Bureau
Astounding to relate, yet no more astound-
Ing than true, this old and yeDerable so
lciety! whidhperhaVs every year feceiye
thousands OF idoIlars from Democrats, nov
publishes "Frecdmens' Paper" and II
publications are flied with some of tn,
nastiest Abolition stories that IL is possible
TO print.
The Right Wdy' is probably one o
these "nastiest"--a sheet which has beef
circulating thrSlishoui ais sodthgby tn
marl,iieFy Of TIC FreedmJns Bsrea,, and !
charged full of the most vlllainous stuff
The prtsidchtS sttaition having bee
called toit, and copy Of the vile thin
| shown him, the chief OF that Illnstriou
colored institution, the BureGu. has bee
,, admonished IN his duties. Such are som
: Of the sources OF moral and mental an
,, political polsons which are sought to b
I, , infused throughout society by the som
bold and some insldious enemies Of th
real friends of national unity
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-06-01


We have put up and sold this article for over 80
years. and CAN sAY IN CONFIDENCE AND TRUTH Of
10 whatwe have been able 10 say of any other
modIcine-SEvER HAS 1T pAILKD IN SINGLE IN
STANCE TO RgpRcr CURE when timely used
Never did VIC know an instance OF dissatisfaction
by any one who used H. ON tho contrary all are
delighted with'its operations, aud speak In terms
OF commendAtion OF It's magical effects and medi
cal virtues We speak in this matter WHAT VIZ
no Esow.' after 80 years xperience; AND PLEDGE
OUR REPUTATION ron THE TuLPILLMRSr 90 WHAT
WE DECLARE, In almost every instance whore the
Infant is suffering from pain and exhaustion. re-
llet will bo found In nfteen OF twenty minutes
after the syrup is administered.
| Full directiqns for using will accompany each
bottle. None genuine unless the fac -simile of
4 CURTIS S'PERKINs New YORK Is on the outside
wrapper. ...
| SOLD by all Druggists Throughout the world
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AN ACT TO PREVENT WILFUL TREsPAssEs
PROPERTY THEREFROM.
SEC. l. Be 1t enacted By the General
assembly Of the State Of North Carroll
ma, and 1t IS hereby enacted BIZ the at
Mority Of the same, That no person,
after being forbidden to do so, shall
enter on the premises of another with
out license therefor; and if any per-
son, after being thus forbidden, shall so
enter, he shall be deemed guilty of
misdemeanor. And if any person, not
being the present owner OF bona tide
claimant of such premises, shall wilful-
ly and unlawfully enter thereon, and
carry off, or be engaged in the act of
carrying off, any wood OF other kind of
property whatsoever, growing, or be-
ing thereon, the same being the proper
ty of the owner Of the premises, or I'M
der his control, keeping or care, such
person shall, if the act be done with
felonious intent, be deemed guilty of
larceny, and punished as for that of
fence. And if not done with such in
tent, shall be deemed guilty of INSIDE
meanor: Provided, hoaoeger, that any
person who may make written afida-
Wit before justice of the peace of the
county, that any of his cattle OF other
live stock; (which shall be specially de-
scribed and set forth in such afidavit,)
has strayed away, and he has good rea-
son to believe that it is on the premises
of another or other persons, then such
justice may, in his discretion, allow
such person to enter on said premises
with one or more servants, without
firearms, in the day time, Sunday ex-
cepted,) between the hours of sunrise
and sunset, and make search for his es-
tray for such limited time as to said
justice shall appear reasonable; but the
only effect of such license shall be to
protect the persons entering, from in
dictment therefor, and then only, pro-
yided the license shall have been made
bona tide, and without any damage ex-
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Gov. Hamilton, of Texas, declines to be
candidate for the Office he now fills by mil
itary appointment. His main reason is that
he is poor and without home, and cannot
afford to spare four years of his life in OIL
cial duties, while his family are in urgent
need Of his labor.
PARDoNs By THE PRESIDENT.
Tuesday the President signed an order
granting pardons to thirteen Louisianians,
one South Carolinian, and one Alabamian,
all under the twenty thousand dollar clause.
NEW YORK MARKETS.
New York, April 11.-Cotton advanced
cent; sales of 1900 bales at 36@37. Flour
firm sales $4,000 barrels; southern firmer.-
Corn advanced two sales of $1,000 bushels
at 8O@S2 Pork heavy at $25.374. Whis-
key and sugar steady. Coffee firm. Freights
dull and heavy.
Gold 1863.
BALTIMORE MARKETS.
BALTMoRE, April 11.-Wheat firm. Corn
one to two cents lower Flour steady. High
grades scarce. Provisions quiet. Sugar
steady and active.
The Legislature of Wisconsin has passed
resolutions of censure against Senator Doc
little, for voting to sustain the Presidents
veto of the civil rights bill.
Mayor Monroe, of New Orleans, has been
suspended from his duties by the President
until pardoned.
FROM cANADA-THE U. s. GOVERNMENT CALL
ED UPON TO STOP THE FENIANs.
TORONTO, C. W., April 1.-THE examina-
ton of the Fenians arrested at Cornwall be-
gins to-day.
The Globe of this morning states that there
is no longer any doubt that O'Mahony is
concentrating force near the New Bruins
wick frontier, and says that it is directly in
violation of the neutrality laws of the United
States, and that the Washington authorities
must speedily take action upon the subject
that the marching of armed men towards
the frontier is an act of war which the Amer
lean Government must suppress if they in
tend to do their duty towards their neigh
bors.
WILMINGTON MARKETS.
WILMINGTON, April -Turpentine sales
of 1873 bbls., at So for yellow dip and 81 so
for hard, q $50 lbs.
Spirits Turpentine. small lot 6
bbls) slightly colored sold at sic. per gallon.
Rosin.-Sales of 100 bbls. No. and COM
mon at So per 80 lbs, and $50 do. No. 2 at
So 25 per Dbl.
Tar.-53 bbls changed hands at 81 sol per
Dbl
Pitch.-A lot of so bbls. sold at So so per
Dbl
Cotton.-Sales of 30 bales at soc. per lb.
for middling and good middling.
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NORTH.CAROLINA,

NORTH.CAROLINA
IN GRANVILLE COUNTY.
Court of Pleas and Quarter Sessions, Februay
Term, 1866.
David T. Barker and Samuel
P. Wilson, Administrators po.....
Of Ambrose Barker, decd, la eit fa Il, 70 sel
as. 80 20 - +!
Ba UtSeI,, B. Barker and 'nen' OF 'S''s
1t appearing to the satisfaction of the Court
that Burwell B. Barker, one of the defendants in
this cause resides beyond the limits of this State
It is, therefore, ON motion, ordered by the Court,
that advertisement be made for six weeks, sue.
cessively, in the Raleigh Standard, newspaper
published in the city of Raleigh, notifying The
said Burwell B. Barker of the filing of this pc.
tition, and that unless he appears at the next
term of this Court to be held on the first Monday
of May next, and answer the petition, the same
will be taken pro contesso, and heard er partc as
to him.
Witness, Augustine Lands, Clerk of the said
Court, at office, the first Monday of February, A
D., 1866. A. Lands. C. C. C.
March IL, 1s66.-1a-w6w. =
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BY THEo. H. HILL.

How splendidly those yet unpurpled clouds
Flush as they float into intenser floods
Or sunset-glowl Pure fleece becomes pure gold
Gold that anon porphyrogene appears:
Tint into tint, or flashes now, or fades;
Turkois and topaz softly interfuse,
And garnet, kindling, into ruby burns,
Until yon Titan-group of thunder-crags,
That gather gloom to intercept the light
Colossal shapes, thrown into bold relief
By the refulgence of the occdent-
As though convulsed by fierce intestine fires,
Dissolve their solemn league Each beetlng brow
lurid lustre wears; each shaggy breast
Is scared and scanned with sanguinary scars;
And from chasm, cleft in their bloody base,
That yawns into the sembance of hell,
In long, red, forked, wildly-fickering tongues,
Flames, as from Tophet, leap
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OF NORTH-CAROLINA,
cHOKAN COUNTY.


COURT OF PLEAS AND QUARTER SEES
SIONS-FEBRUARY TERM, 1866.
EDWARD WOOD, ct ais. Exrs.
US.
Heirs at law of JAMES G. JOHNSON.
Issue, Devisavit gel non.
1t appearing to the Court that Cadwaladq
Jones and wife, Anna Elizabeth Aston. Ayrs
and wife Sallie, ne Sawyer, Miss Laura Sawrer
=. Courtney Jenkins and wife Fanny, Miss
Fannie Sawyer, are not residents of the State
of North Carolina, it is ordered that publication
be made for six weeks in the Raleigh Standard
for them and each of them, to appear at the next
term Of said court, to be held at the Court House
in Edenton, on the 1st Monday of May next then
and there to show cause, if any, they have against
the probate in solemn form, of the last will and
testament of James c. Johnston, deceased, late
of Edenton, North Carolina, or Judgment pro con.
tesso, will be taken against them.
Witness VIM. R. Skinner, Clerk of the Court Of
Pleas and Quarter Sessions of said county, at Of
flee in Edenton, the LIST Monday of February,
A. D., 1866.
WIN. R. SKINNER, Clerk.
March l. 1S66-6W
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IMPORTANT ACTS OF THE LATE
LEGISLATURE.

AN ACT TO IMPROVE THE LAW OF EvI-
DENCE.
WHEREAS, The enquiry after truth
in courts of justice is often INSTRUCTED
by incapacities created by the present
law, and it is desirable that full in1or-
nation as to the facts in issue, both in
criminal and civil cases, should be laid
before the persons appointed to decide
upon them, and that such persons should
exercise their Judgment on the credit of
the witnesses adduced, and on the truth
of their testimony now therefore,
SECTION l. Belt enacted By tile Gen
eral assembly Of the State Of North
Carolina, and 1t is hereby enacted By
the authority Of the same, as .toNoa's::
That no person offered rs witness shall
hereafter be excluded by reason of inca
pacity from interest or crime, from Civ
ing evidence either in person or by dep
osition, according to the practice of the
court, on the trial of any issue joined,
or of any matter or question, OF ON any
inquiry arising in any suit or proceed
ing, civil or criminal, in any court or be-
fore any judge, justice, jury, OF other
person having by law authority to hear,
receive and examine evidence; and ev-
cry person so offered shall be admitted
to give evidence, Notwithstanding such
person may or shall have an interest in
the matter in question, or in the event
of the trial Of the issue, or of the suit or
other proceeding in which he is offered
as witness
Sec. 2. On the trial of any issue, or
of any matter OF question or on any in
quiry arising in any suit or other pro-
ceeding in court, or before any judge,
justice, jury or other person having by
law authority to hear and examine evil
dence, the parties and the person in
whose behalf any suit or other proceed
ing may be brought OF defended, shall,
except as hereinafter provided, be COM
petent and compellable to give evidence,
either yiya goce or by deposition, ac-
cording to the practice of the court, in
behalf of either or any of the parties to
said suit or other proceeding.
SEC 8. Nothing contained in the
second section of this act shall render
any person who, in any criminal pro-
ceeding, is charged with the commission
of an indictable offence, competent or
compellable to give evidence for or
against himself, or shall render any per-
son compellable to answer any question
tending to eliminate himself, or shall in
any criminal proceeding render any
husband competent or compellable to
give evidence for or against his wife,
or any wife competent or compellable
to give evidence for or against her
husband
SEC. 4. Nothing contained in the
second section of this act shall apply to
any suit or other proceeding in any
court of law or eqnity, instituted in
consequence of adultery, or to any ac-
ton for breach of promise of marriage
or for criminal conversation, and moth
ing contained in the first section of this
act shall apply to the attesting witness
to wills.
Ratified 18th day of March, A. D.
1866.
S. F. PHILLIPS,
Sp'kr Ho. Com.
G. S. WINSTEAD,
Speaker Senate.
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Brushing Up.-The Legislature, at its recent
session, made an appropriation for repairing and
cleaning up the State Capitol and grounds, in
pursuance of which we notice that the walks have
been restored to their original lines, and that
painters are engaged the interior of fhe build
ing, putting the walls in new dress entirely
Mr.. VIM. II. Hamilton, we understand, has un-
dertaken the contract
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1.-THE SUNDAY SCHOOL BANNER"

mence in the city of Raleigh, on or about the LIST
of next May,
1.-THE SUNDAY SCHOOL BANNER"
And in the commencement of this little work
Of love, being boys, ourselves, may we not appeal
to every Sunday School boy, and girl in North
Carolina to come up promptly to aid the under
taking. In our own State, there are very many
Sabbath Schools, and from the best Information
we have, the scholarship is large and increasing,
and it is from them we look for that patronage
which is necessary to improve and keep floating,
this native staRdard which we propose for their
benefit. 1t is not for pecuniary gain that the
" BANNER" is established; it has for its ain
higher objects, and if we succeed in our enter.
prise it will be to in after life source Of great
satisfaction to know that, in our boyhood days
we gave helping hand to Sunday Schools the
preparatory Schools for places of high trust and
position, in the work of our Heavenly Father.
Its name sufficiently indicates the object which
is to control its editorial conduct. There is ne
cessity however for the remark that it will not be
UNCONVENTIONAL, but alike open to all the Sabbath
Schools of this State for contributions, in which
there is no spice of sectarianism.
The BANNER " will beissued monthly on hand
some type, clear white paper and will contain
fourteen columns reading matter, quarto length
We trust sufficient encouragement may be Of
fered to justify the undertaking.
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Military.-Brevet Col. Carr of the United
States Cavalry, succeeds Col R. Z. Miller, of the
12Sth Indiana Volunteers, as Commandant of the
Post at Raleigh. The garrison here will consist
of Co. E., 9Th U. s. artillery, Companies A and
B, Sth u S. regular Infantry, and two Companies
of U. s. cavalry. One company of the 2Sth Michi-
gan Infantry will also remain here for time.
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Any person sending us q club of 90 for three
dollars and half will receive one copy gratis.
w. ]. EDWARDS,
z. T. BROUGHTON,
Publishers.
march 31-6-tf
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Suicide.-Col. L. c. Clayton, of Buncombe
County, committed suicide, at his own home, re-
Gently, while his family were at Church. He had
beer depressed in mind for some time on account
Of loss of property by Gen. Stonemans troops.
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Catching Whales.-A CORE

Catching Whales.-A correspondent of the
Sentinel, writing from Morehead City, gives ac-
count of two Provincetown schooners, that have
been engaged in whale catching, this Spring, off
Beaufort Harbor. They have succeeded in cap
turing several, some of them of considerable
size
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CURRITUCK COUNTY COUpr
FEBRUARY TERN, 1866.
ELIzABETH MERCER, Administrators
LIZ u.s..
BENJAMIN MERCER.
PETITION FOR DOWER

1t appearing to the satisfaction of the a..
that Benjamin Mercer the defendant in this Iout
is not an inhabtant of this State it is tber val
SrdsT ere w Sy the II Court %e that
paper published in the City of RALEIGH fo' 1
said Mercer to appear at our next Court of fT p
and Quarter Sessions, to be held for the rons es
of Currituck, at the Court House in Cnr T"uu
on the last Monday in May next, and plead y. y
muir to said petition or Judgment pro' eo =, uC
will be entered against him. '''s''
March Tow. u
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CURRITUCK COUNTY COURT.
= FEBRUARY TERN, 1866.
FLIzABETH MERCER, Administrators.
~ Us.
BENJAMIN MERCER

PETITIoN'To MAKE REAL ESTATE ASSETS.
1t appearing to the satisfaction, of Court IN
Benjamin Mercer, the defendant in this cause
not an iuhabitant of this State, it is, therefor o.
dered by the Court that publication be made a,
SIX weeks in the Raleigh Stanard, paper pub
lished in the City of Raleigh, for the said Menr
to appear at our next Court of Pleas and Quartr
Sessions, to be held for the county of CurritusI
at the Court House, in Currituck, ON the las
Monday OF May next, plead or demur to said u
tition, or judgment pro contesso will be enterrs
against him.
j. W. BAXTER, c. c. C.
March 8-6w
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RObbery.-Mr. Giles Christian Of Montgome-
~ County, was robbed, by three men, near Che
raw, s. c., on Sunday night last, and three hun
dred and twenty-five dollars taken from him.
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JOHN DAVIDSON,
LEATHER And HIDE DEALER,
No. SO, SYCAMORE STREET,

NO. %, bfCAMUKE STREET.,
PETERSBURG, VA,
KEEPS CONSTANTLY ON HAND A GO0y9
n assortment Of Leather for Boot Maker an'
Harness Makers.
Tanners supplied with Hides on the most faVo'
able terms. az
march 14-w3t
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Charlotte and South.CaroIino =

road.-The Charlotte Times learns from Colonel
William Johnston, President of the Charlotte
and South Carolina railroad, that the work of re-
building is in rapid process of completion. The
bridge across the Catawba will be ready for the
trains to pass over by the 10th of May, and the
entire tract relaid to Columbia--thus making the
connection with Charleston perfect
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City and State Items.

The Case of Maj. Gee.-On Tuesday, the
Judge Advocate made his argument before the
Commission, against the motion of the accused
to quash the proceedings, and read an order from
the War Department to suspend the mastering
out of certain officers detailed to sit in the Com
mission, which order, being dated subsequent to
the Presidents proclamation, was paramount to
an order to continue the trial, because whatever
is done by any one of the Departments is an order
from the President in legal contemplation.
The Court, after consultation, decided against
the motion, and the prosecution proceeded to the
examination of witnesses
On yesterday the prisoner sued out writ of
habeas corpus before Judge Fowle, ofthe Superior
Court Bench, which was served on Gen. Ruger,
Commanding the Department of North Carolina,
to have Maj. Gee before him on Saturday next
The matter will then be decided whether the trial
before the Military Commission shall continue,
trial be had before civil Court, or Major Gee be
set at liberty.
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The Election in Wilson, on the 5th. for
Mayor and Commissioners of the town for the en-
suing year, resulted as follows: For Mayor, Geo.
W; Blount. For Commissioners, JAS s. Wood
ard, Jno. 7. Barnes and s. NJ Warren.
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STATE OF NORTH.CAROLINA,l
y :. CHATHAM COUNTY.
Court of Pleas ard Quarter Sessions, Februarl
Term, 1866
William A. Barbee and others, p,...,o, ar Par
Petition for Par
tition OF Land.
Henry Castleberry's heirs,

1t appearing to the satisfaction of the Court thai
the heirs of Henry Castleberry, and wife Palsy,
defendants in this cause, reside beyond the Limits
of this State: 1t is therefore, ON motion oIderea
by the Court, that advertisement be made for sn
notifying the said attendants of tbe iling OF this
petition, and that unless they appear at the nehs
term of this Court, to be held for the Count ana
State aforesaid, at the Cont House in PittsbOro,
on the second Monday of May next, and answer
the petition, the same will be taken pro colJeSO'
and heard ezpdrte as to them.
Witness, r. q. Gotten, Clerk of said OUT, ~
office in Pittsboro', the 2nd MondayofI ruaf!'
1866. G16-w6tpd.1 R. C. GOTTEN, c. C. l.
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lcdTI tldI pOst Olllce dI Auuuru, w akc, Soun-
ty, has been opened, j. G. Andrews, P. NJ.
An Item with an Appendage.-Some
young men, "for the fun of the thing" tied an
old coffee pot to stray dogs tail, on one of the
public streets, Tuesday, when policeman COM
ing along, took them in custody and carried them
before His Honor, the Mayor, who required them
to enter into bonds to answer breach of the City
ordinance, specially providing against sending
around Tin-shop signs by means of canine agency.
Soon after the policeman had gone off with the
above ftrn-loving youths, another party took it
into their heads to get up second edition of the
sport, by tying piece of brown paper to the mar
rative of another dog, owned by one of them;
but, just in the midst of it, 10! the policeman
pounced down again and took the second party
through the same process of admonition as the
first.
MoRAL.-It isn't right to try to add cubit to
dogs tail-better not NEEDLE with the article at
all.
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"The Sunday School Banner.
A NEW ENTERPRISE!

THE UNDERSIGNED, THEMSELVES MEN.
? i bers of the Sabbath School, propose to COM
mence in the city of Raleigh, on or about the LIST
of next May,
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Raleigh Money Markets.
CORRECTED BY JNO. G. WILLIAMS g. CO..
BROKER
RALEIGH, N. G..

PRICES OF NoRTH-CARoLINA BANK NOTES.
Bank of North Carolina ....... 80
Cape Fear. Observation-Disclosures. 20
Charlotte. Is
Lexington ......... IS
Graham. Observation-Disclosures. Is
Roxborough ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 25
marlborough. acknowledgements. 10
Townsville Is
wilmington Observation-Disclosures. 10
Commerce. 10
Washington Observation-Disclosures. 5
Fayetteville. ............ I
Clarendon s
Yanceyville ............,. 5
Farmers and Planters Bank. Is
Farmers Bank, Greensborough .......... Is
Commercial Bank, Wilmington. .......... 10
Merchants Bank, NewDern. ........' 80
Greensborough Mutual ............. 3