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The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-07-02
WAR DECLARED IN EUROPE
AND
PEACE PROCLAIMED IN AMERICA.


AND
PEACE PROCLAIMED IN AMERICA.
No more shdH he sioord be drdon.
No more blouses worn but those light
colored fashionable RnoJLy SUITS Schwar2
got ia again this week, for the hot season
for q very small sum. BE sure aud SEE
them az llS Main street, sign of the Golden
Eagle.
CHANGE or SALE.--C. p. Huber & Son
Auctionecrs, will sell all OF f. @. Becke',
household and kitchen furniture, at theiI
room, No. 27s Third street, instead of No,
10 Madison, on Tuesday morning, July 8,
1866.
LAYING or CoRNER-SroNE--A six
o'clock this evening, the cornerstone OF
the new Methodist Church. corner o
Fourth and Ludlow streets, will be laid
with appropriate ceremonies. The exer-
ciscs win be conducted by the Rev. Dr
Parsons, of kcutucky. A written history ol
the Methodist Church ia this city, copies o
the newspapers published in the county,
an account Of the laying OF the corner-ston,
specimens Of the national currency, &c will
be- deposited in the stone. After the cere-
monies are concluded, ameeting ofthe con.
gregation will be held ia the room OF the
old Wesley Chapel-now the Keifer Build.
ing--whioh Is Intended 30 be pleasant re.
union of the members OF the church organ,
ization.
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-07-02
Affairs mt Washington.
WASHINGTON, June 30

| AsHINGToN, June 30.
| The President to- day determined to delay
no longer the deferred Ohio appointments,
and on Monday he will send to the Senate,
among other nominations, the names OF
Colonel Len. A. Harris. as Collector of In
ternal Revenue for the First District, In the
place of Mr.. Spooner; Colonel Bassctt
LangdOn rs Assessor of the same district,
| In place of Mr.. Fosdick. aud Colonel Van
deveer as Collector of the Third District.
Colonel Harris Is here, and was among the
visitors at the White House to-day. Mr..
Spooner was here some days ago, and called
upon the President Representations have
been made TO the President, that Maxwell
Il. Gaddls has gone over bOdyaciously to
the Radicals. When the proper showing of
these facts Is presented, off goes brother
Gaddis' official eranium.
The Assistant Commissioner Of the Freed
mems Bureau In Alabama reports to Gem
eral Howard that at least fifteen thousand
rations will be required to meet the wants
OF destitute whites and blacks during July.
The COHlmercfdFs special says President
Johnson will not sign the bill changing the
route of the Union Pacific Railroad.
The Senate, la executive session, to-day
confirmed the following nominations (;
Chas. Hunter, 10 be a Commander in the
Navy, on the retired list Charles Davis to
be Surveyor OF Customs at Nashville, Tenn
essee. u. l.. Cuthbert. Naval Officer at
Charleston. South Carolina. M. +. Conway,
OF Virginia, formerly member Of Congress
from Kansas, 10 be Consul at Marsailles
The following nomination. of Postmaster
was confirmed A. q. Grant, at Jefferson
Barracks, st. Louis, Missouri.
THE RoussgAU-GRISSEIL FARCE.
The committee will probably make a final
report on Monday, and generally, il is be-
lieved, they will recommend the expulsion
of General Rousseau and reprimand OF
Grinnell.
The physical disparity which some cor
respondents have claimed TO exist between
Rousseau and Grinnell Is not SO great as
represented. Grinnell Is a stout, square
builtman, about five feet six inches high,
and weighs about one hundred and eighty
pounds. lie Is In robust health, and II he
had the courage, would make tough man
10 handle, even by as powerful am Oppo-
ncft rs General Rousseau.
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-07-02

QursroN.--Why n IL Sehwarz sells so
many goodsY Because he sells the incest
made up, keeps always ON hand large
stock Of custom made Clothing, and more
especially sells with very small profit,
aud asks no two prices. At lls Main street,
sign Of the Golden Eagle.
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-07-02

sSS- Up at Antioch College Commence
ment last week, Mrs. Susanna Way Dodds
who was one Of the graduating class was
excluded from the platform, by order of the
She thereupon, the reporter says, ''refused
with dignity to receive the degree to which
her long and emincntly successful course
of study had entitled her"
Probably "hlting hoops" would have won
her the diplomat
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-07-02

DAYTON HORSE INSURANCE COMPANY
company, under the above title, has been
incorporated under the general law of
Ohio, with capital stock Of $i0O000. The
stockholders comprise some of the most
substantial men in the city and county.
President, Hon. j. II. Baggott Secretary,
John l.. Miller. Office, second floor Wor-
mans Building, No. 60 Jefferson street.
The Company is now ready for business.
Thomas NJ. John and George T.. Boyer
are General Agents for the Company.
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-07-02

Has cured thousands OF the worst cases Of
Blind and Bleeding Piles. II gives imme-
dlate relief aud effects n permanent cure.
Try u directly. II is warranted TO cure.
For sale by all Druggists at 80 cts. per
bottle.
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-07-02

G7s- The largest stock of Linen Goats of
all sizes and styles to be found in Dayton is
at the Eagle Clothing Store, three DOORS
sonth of Market House, Main street
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-07-02

GRAIN SACKs.-C. =. Huber & Son, at No.
37s Third street, have for sale several
thousand Grain Sacks, made of the very
heaviest and best cotton duck, which they
will sell at the extremely low price of $40
per hundred; also, Awnings and Tents Of
all sizes. iu27-daw3t
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1866-10-14
ReearrnrrazGnnrr..

g8abreno bic @eiddfte i'm 0ffentlidcn
Wfarttberfebr gldn;enOe Meiultate ee>
tern ersielten, bate Der Hecorber leit
LANCER Belt am luenigiten gu tbun. STIR
bret Sale un6 sipar Sale gans eeip6bn<
lider Dirt bil6eten Sic 8erbanbluneen
Der seltri9en pOliaeiribterli6eu Sip
Jung.
Il 9mna @unnin9batn, Die cine @ere6
rerin oes 3obertion @ountg N6isfe9s
1T bate iib einen felohalen 6auid arts
9etrunfen uno puree in @rman9elung
bon neun Dollars inS 9lroeitsbaus 9es
i9idt. l.l5il q sFalgs III
8iaian, Carl, Der iebenfaus i'm
trunfensr 3Hltano auf Der Strabe untr
bertaumelte, be3ablte Z Ooaar.sae. 10
Spbn 8augbin, Der als uotoril9er
2anbitrei1er une Sagabun6 Der 8olisei
binlaH9tid betannt 1T, ioate fin, obba6p
loies umberltreiden 81 NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
10 Collars binterle9en. & Gr bate fein
.8elo uno iuarb inn biater 1en @ittern
Der eiiernen 8erlhIohenbeit cine @obs
.flan9 an9eipieler, asiraE ass
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baben ibre 8udbinberei urt6 gIdilf< Bud Sd
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6ititben erbaltrr. 81 # sCt5 ia
Neue 9Edaren! Nene @aafe n!
auserleiene @rocerirs, gEeine, 8ran6ies &c.
&c. 81 ltisbrisen pretfen iprgfdltis a,issepdbit
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rung, meih bDftdn6igeS 9aser bon
gbuben nnb Stiefeia Su 1e6r erniebrigs
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nit 6illi9er Subbefleioins bebietel1
.ge Mar g, @utm a nm, 2
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raturea 81 bolsn, faRrt iteIlte seFeru
feline Sabrten, Elm. 4; 49,.
Der {Slnb it nur III 8ou an Oer
5Grpet9 SHOALS. rsm VA
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cine Sou5=S6nle er6inen une nit benz unterrict am
Samftag, benz. October. Dfittags um 3rhr beginnen
eiifer tei9ten ano fdbiden Tetbooe seiebrt.
Srdul.in @oobwin plnidt bic Aufmertianite Der
elterR ilno gormiinoer naf3 bic 8orsiige ener an
mttbsnnuet Grsiebuna fat i6re Qinoer ~ Ieuten.
1ags.oes Huterrib 81 Rpntae, Ylittmo9
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3'm 6If ll,br Mittfa a s,
. U br. Sob 1524

= 91us SiDerppo1 per Babel.
Ser acknowledgements lit Iebbaft.
gSerfdiife iuabrenO bee beilti9en Sa9es
5000 SaIIen. t e F.
goIo itebt bier 1921 ~ s,.e ....s.
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1866-10-14

Nh Brp @0rbg har I'm Gparp DefbGft
lebbaftrr ME IN ItBrr @s9s anb srsieIten yu-
fritbrnneatnten llnlab, vstife ftiessn bprG,
iGnittli& pm Givin9es ushalten birgDbOlslalr.
biufer siasn bkbehieneen 9sOrratb unD man
iiiSfdIiiSe aIustsabI IN RuserH an 5snb.
wrpffries parsn gut uHb nsbmen rtnen
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&ep 9orf, IL. Off,,
W aens Be bn Il br. asa
8oIo 0ffnete nit 1881.

Sob 0ffnete nit 1881. Isl III
Saummolle lit filler. tpie gcitern,
Breife balten iid unb 8erfdufe ioureon
tpenige senadt. 41-42 Scents ipuroc
fur 6aS @funo besabIt. 5000 8aHen
uurSeu beute berfanft. a5 1gd5a
s3s 3nm oIf ll.br Mitttaas. ~!
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gritfar. an G5ie. = 5eutr felt IA Gasea bic
o@efli9f @eft1 ni4t ais Be4lslblatt &C.
feben. ~
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Saate uuD SEVER.

HQaAfe mo lXeb'er.
| 0fJ3e S6nte 10 ;. gfo. 3dumIeoer $38- 4O6. Out
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ArodeHe 9date lob. R6ibfsne, ffrnnsSffT6eJ
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GinfnBIeoer 50--5l = ~
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fffff I4f4f.s-IIs 80 II l1f4f r-a1IiF
9io Rafiee .,..s 26 81 Qanb 5ebiliEen 81 -22
Sara !..46 --H 2anb Sued :. 221z-28
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! genrbIH 3nder 10 30 lQ3eites S6ral, 24IS125
Y,.Orl. 3ilder 1924 lyeele .QartofeIn, "a =
&affee 3iter IS -19 lgents has &IfheI.
Bolaiies at 80 80 E9ier gal .. 80 D.. Eusenb
gertnger oo..,. .75-f 10 Butter ]. Gro6en30-- =
Stearin Siebter.2f -22 = taRleiiiefr 81
9aIg 9ib er . 10 g-f8 leetr.. Mepfei 49, .--st9
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.94 ~ 8eibemleb ba ftcn g err
.tebr, ipelder eeiterr Mfor9elt. in Der
Marftballe itattfanb, mar es tpobl ni6t
3u nerneioen, 6aB aud fleine Imam
itebn1liGfe;ten5 porfelen. 2pei @fdu<
ner, Die fi@ erlt our6 Sdii1pfDorte ge@
genfsitig becomplimenttrt batten, be-
9nl9ten ii@ idlieBIib NIT miinoliben
3ornausbrii6en nibt nle5r un6 fingcn
auf edit en9liide 9lrt 81 bOren an,
8oli3ilteu. fahIen 6aswiden unO Der
SrieOe mO Die Ofentlide yfube D lrO
l1Hea siuit0er berseltellt. adr>la41a
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E Die eriten biesid6ri9en Gbelt I
nuts ma5ten 9eitern i'm @roBbanbel in
Der Wtorftballe unS i'm Sleinbaneel an
@traBenefen ibre erte @rlbeinung
in unferer Stobt. 4as...s.sg a.ss.-i.i.l..a
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1866-10-14

"a, ~ $ M,ar g, @utm a nm,
i53nit $ 9so. 20 4ilbIic Square,
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RE-llRitrr oeiItfir dhe BeMn uno
@5ln g2Gl @epf. erbdItenen gBtbftQ i
bldtter linD bon INIT @ertdtcn ii6er bic
GhpFdnggFsleFidltetttii 81 'Ggfen Der
suriifaetebrteh &fIippen. 9Eir uoIIen
fiiFere 1eIet nfdjt nttt gDieDerbClnnoert
DisIer aObaIitdts Wleiereitn beldfti8en.
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1866-10-14

re- Der aeifri9e 8oaenmarft mar
IN icber 5iltiidt Elm 9llnSenber @rfote,
lett @Soben suriid lino Die SertGufe
nidt 10 itbncG BON Statten gegnn9cn,
ale 3iuei9e, felbF 6iS gum fleililten
9runFrainltanO, nadten ldnelle uno quite
@ef9dfts ae9en baar, 20 20
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1866-12-08

4 .pe.ial Dispatch from Washington
saws II - stated by parties n'th"f''d
- sneak cor tie Republic OF Mexico ~"
ID !. the firm ,ntenIion Of President Ju-
'.r,, T., ,r,ler an election IA aecofdente
v,if, ne Consultation for fresheht
and iuc,nlot. 81 Congress ~ s""' ~
SHALL be rrartirnhle tu do - lh"y
further assert that presidehi 'in..eef "
maj 4. li. rnsmi,s represent nm an
ambitions aud interruptions man ""'.'
only object j. to keep him-el ih
err. hut that lee has raiaaine'. "a ONCE
altrr the expiration 81 his term, because
Tia. was the only way which he thought
the national good # Mexico wonld he
preserved 1t is doubtful whether ne
. will allow his name to be used hs a an.
/ dids,e for re- election even should hir
/ friends ur.e him todu sa
Oh,inl news from Vera iru1 % TIE
r 1T inst hs. becu received H Washing
Ton Civ. with the following Information
The r,t, Of Jalapo ard ttc iurtrr-. OF
.'rrufc hive been captured ~ tue LID
,r,l Gems Maumgza camille and 'ai-
! d-rnu Two Imperial ehI-i'ains 'u the
state Of Vera cruz hate Submitted -
tho National troy,Iumoni Au ohifhl
report of Gen nml 90 Che War Depart
,naut .ltie. lhuf after The important SIC
tarv hc obtained nf Niahunhua, pficu.
600 tlo 3dua, be sduwcei afa'nft hq
eitya OpNnea, and invested itior eleven
da.. s. uH- cf'ir rc1if I" IS,
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1866-12-08

u Is said iAe Emperor OF Brazil Don
f"iro ", b, ~aou Go pay "a ,i-t 60 the
lr''cd -''t. 90 study Nm't.,lr mat.
tat nf
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1866-12-08

Il l. pimorod tina, the guar'trh'''''..I .
Office is bu-ily engaged 10 100
transportation Tor 1000 tr0oV- I" ''N's'
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1866-12-08

The Tobacco crop ot kcuueAy for
the year ending ncI.ler vt. s.4i. Emo
million pounds
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1866-12-08

The story that youn- keichnm was
allowed to walk out oi sing 1ine ffi''n
!. denied lie j. said o. De -till ,Hrtc.
and vary exemplary convict
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1866-12-08

Tho English papcts rrpoit that the
receipts 'i the Aiiant'c Telegraph Com.
ptn' now aver t' 'rnm - 700 tI IS 600
daily
New-York daily tribune., 1866-01-03

counsel and advice The prondy Of his municipal knowi
edge, acquired by nearly forty ye0s expertnre IN our local
govrrnmert has been ever my disposal ard bve avabd
myself doubts, ha been with every member OF
the board) Of his acquemen to guide ne VI my action on
meny end doubtful questions. and have ever ioue us
judgment 20 be correct although, at the time NJ sMe m
stances nby have counter TO my own CONVICTIONS lie
indiF pusabc guide 20 the inegerenced rgsaof enh
ny mot srvnt wish Is that be may long be a 20 grace
tue position he ass o long ably. and 20 u'euy heu
The reporters Of the press III also prse accept my h'uhs
for TIE uniform Kindness they have ever mth r'tfd t0wtd
me- their accuracy aud imrntiay n epotins our 1c' ds
ard debates, and tho usosne ard geterolhy eepollnrh
they have a OCCASION, manifested IN their nttIcOufse
viii the members OF the Board ,
In conclusion, gentlemen permit 10 express 70 you me
profound ense entertain Of my liability 10 ,9'e n any
adequate manner the weshy Oh cations owe you must
cer AMY oitVer fensn your debtor. your hnine' he
been already manifested IN nuinhees. acts oi friendship am
In expressions .stert and regard. can ony Irry H. IL
this t1e by wi-hn. yon fincerey and rrgeny success 10
Oh youf undertaking. continued good health eld pfo my
long uacf happy .ni ont'n.rd lives in tis wordi ann
whom summoned by tie Ofet Architect Oi the tnvr-> TO
ruder sccoun, Of ewdshios here below insy "c OIL
meet erJoy the b'esss promised by Him to those who'
in this life do ~. viii IN al ting. and tte our ebods " th
Him in that House not made win bands eternal IN tie
Heavens"
Tie Clerk hero read the minute, of tie meeting OF lie pes
eut dIy.
On motion Of Alderman MAsrERsos the same were sp-
proved.
Alderman Moons moved tha. the Boeri do now adjourn
sine ne.
Which was caried.
hnd the President announced 'h,, the Board Of Aldermen,
DIT. VALENTINE Clerk.
New-York daily tribune., 1866-01-03

the representatives Of the Press for ~. impartial and sbe
which they reported tho proceedings and do
bates of the Boatd for the past year.
Which was unaImOu. rs adopted.
New-York daily tribune., 1866-01-03
Nv Councilman YrnSAx-

Received, 4a.. o. name ~ A'd Bulnilm. number one
srd fourteen Mslon sD'st, be pa et cu tho ut
OF bind prrsens 20 receive tie donation o! any doas do
uat,d ry tire Common Council
Nli.I was atopt'd
By t1utri.u .uIaL fAITEi SOY
Erfovcd 1hl. ths n.ut of brrrl y Terry sni Ge3'se
Tiyor iu Ill, f q Commissioner OF Deeds recently up-
poinci be altered lelJ David d. IeEy aud oco.sc
d. Tay'or
New-York daily tribune., 1866-01-03

MOTIONS EIFrNlD.
Tie p fsD~ST lnf.o aran4Iitf of NJ 20. 10 unori-
,d TO inform. te Hoad ,oors.ae tlal t. Board about
90 ~. g. tilt o.c
Aroto TaefDiNT g,o zen spp in,,l A.i,rnea .ni.h
Ncku.-At nd @Annror snch couu.ti'e
~. conn t.~e 'uiseqlry orpesrad, ard rcror'd Tint
10y hra o rrri the duty iHpoed mi p,' 'itt hoara
,hlourp s sdr1' t.ite..t &c acsaoVi i'len', of -
brs. with eir bet wishc., for he welfare ani plo''
De1y ,rin. i ng noe-. oftle Bo.rd o, Aldermen.
1Ir ~,r. ...... Aas tlon discharged
pli-1 f,sa8 upon Is honor Tue Mayor and inform LE
-f,i tn.- BolrI vss .jc. 20 sdJoIla .lle de.
AnI'nr cuVseAy pro ten appointed Aldrrnen Hyer',
IL rf.-'oa.u. slcu tomrlt'el.
.-''pru'5 the Committee ,ppsafed sni ihronth 80
Cfn11s., Alderman Ky~. I,loned ,5t they hsd Dir
q. .,d tsy ia?es.t, md tat iIi- Hone. tbe Mayor
n's tat r''reiv ~ the Board OF Adefmen frIHr inst
DO ie auic'ed "p,n previous occa.or D. '.'s and
d. '~' I-iio4 20 subloc dee ply affecting Tie eomef
90 1ic-'so o. bis metropolis n Wit; tue ~denI- u
No. ssf e. .A.t he duc.lGy hoped ,it 'hr board
would a,il"r i onf,yor.hc d,cioa III relation to tGt
IlI,'l'f.t r~ ~,l,f, and -1rpt tho ssIc.
90r COMMITTEE wclo then d'.c.uec5.
hdcuu bLDSIy mos'd 60 ,e.e up 'iercsotiou 1ou fl,
B,srt - 80, ien appo4.tns Coilinl.Oncr oi Dccds
TIE esoDt.on .hen eoacn,cd IN on dyisiou. C., To-
hl'irnst.v,- Aldermen Moor. lore, Norton. Flynn.
&c. ,y Mci,l gat, A-rs, brcc, Kelly M.icTon O.s.we
neg.tiye-hldeuasn Shannon.
Aldermen DscE here moved lo, 'hs repor. % re Com
Cf, Conference sppoiutcd 20 consider te ordnance
my ldond appropriations ol Ne year 1865, be lel W.
hf.no, ,eAlderine Moore, Jones. Nortcr. Flynn, Shan.
ndu II Knight. Eicc. koly ond Iarl'y--9.
Ne:atiyc-A dszmon Gedncy HJep Mastofson and o.i-
wtE-f.
RESOLUTIONS EEsUMED.
By A@efuen O1TIwgLL--
h red lna lie this Board Of Aldermen DO here
by tender 70 fhe Honorable norssl Jones' with such
' sd disny and strict efficiency paraity presided
then de iOcTeons during tho past yea their sincere tanks
t 'egeIns bis connection with us, desire convey
r. him in the most emphatic appreciation Of tho
ability disPsyed by him 10 dschagng the duties otLs chair
.ni ss,uIs him that lie carries with hn In hs retire
en, from among u.s. our sincere wishes for t' future vel
faIs
Mlioi wss upsnmouLly adopted
BY Alderman KELLY
Rsief Jbs! the thants OF this Board ar. due and we
hereby cordially tender thsn to David T. Valentine Clerk Of
the Common Council for the very able courteous aud dgn
which the various duties CLERK Of The BosrJ
Chief oi tie Legislative Department Of the City Govern
been performed by him during the psu year; also
Deputy aud A.s.tsbis. aud the other Officers OF this
d. for tho very attentive aud obligng manner In winch
lave dichs ged their respective duties aud tho uniform
dftey that characterized their intercourse with tL
le.nbers Of this Board during the past year.
Nfch unanimously adopted.
b LideTnen FARLKr-
Goid 4hai hereby lender tho thsoks OF ID. Board to
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dAh fh NEhD,
Union Central COMMITTEE

TnE JUpGE QuEsr1oS it will readily be seen
is the all obsorbing one, and ongrosess much of
our space this week. The article of Mr. En-
sign having appeared in our colums two weeks
ago, Judge Chaffee with some claim sent US his
response, and also that signed CIcrL, both of
which have appeared in the Sentinel, and the
Bar have taken occasion to reply to these in the
present number,s 80 that our limits are pretty will
occupied Y Though VIC had no disposition to re-
fuse these articles the thought that the con-
troversy had been transferred. to the Sentinel,
and thai the jparlies proposed to have it
so, was by no means an unpleasant one. The
result, is, as might have been foreseen that the
work WAKES hot, and the spirit of the discussion
is anything but amiable, or promotive of good
feeling. The time, however, is short, rs the
present week will close the strife If, then, the
decision is submitted to the convention, it is
desirable that that decision should be respected
and that both parties be governed by its
verdict So far as we have heard the bar do
not propose anything else. and we trust til at
Judge Ohafee will not feel constrained to take
any other course. May we not hope then,
that all parties and interests will be fully and
fairly represented in the convention, and that
all will beready to accept its verdict
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1866-08-11

There is a rumor 10 Washington that Gen /.
Sheridan will resign on account OF The action
OF the President 10 the Now Orleans riot mat.
ter. Tho members Of the Convention able to
be moved have been indicted and re-arrested.
General Baird ordered q stay Of proceedings,
but the President telegraphed him not TO in =
teffere. SO says the New York Trihunes spe-
cial
The Hon. X Scbepek hes been rencm.
mated IN the third Dis,ric, for Congress. The
nomination was by reclamation. and resolutions
were passed reanirmipg the platform laid down
by the State Convention, and approyipg Gen
Scbeucks course in supporting the policy OF
Congress by the reconstruction OF the rebel
s tates.
"A Norfolk, (Va.l correspondent writes TO
The Richmond Examiner as follows. Before I
left Richmond saw portrait Of General Bat
Ter, painted by Mr.. William E Trahern. 1t is
about thirty by thirty-seven inches, and will
be exhibited for sale at fair at Trinity Church
iD Richmond. Butler is easily recognized in
regmentals, npou horseback, leaving sacked
city, with adoor plate Of Yesdon suspended
from bis neck, basket on each arm filed
with silver plate, gOblets, pitchers, knives and
forks, dishes and spoons, and front, upon the
horse, lsdys outer and inner dress.