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The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1866-12-07

SPECIAL TO THE LADIEs.-At Mrs. 8. j. CorCH-
Err's Emporium Of Fashions, No. 2es King street,
can be found the largest and most choice selection
Of millinery il the city and at the lowest prices
Ladies buying for the country will do well to call
and examine before purchasing elsewhere.
Particular attention given to country orders.
/. X
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-06-25
"Parson Gaddis."

The lately appointed Assessor of ''lnfer-
nal Revenuer for one ofthc Cincinnati dis
tricts-hhvlDelbcen so honorcd, in some
oblivipus moment, by President JonNsoN
made himself " Vt home" at the Radical
State Convention, last week If the Presi-
dent, in turning out one Black Republican,
of the purest ebony hue, aud filling in his
place another one like GADDIs, imagines
that lac has improved either the welfare or
the dignity ofthc country, IL is about time
for some honest, disintercsted Jf-fead to adj
wise him better. GADDIs is but a plausible
trickster--a iiuent, sarf.ee -tAlkeS always
wearing bland a smile,and ever handy with
the courtesy of kind speecl--but they are
cloakings, the thinnest zephy recovering of
which the late war-Tas one ci the evils of
war-brought to the social aud political
surface, and iloated upon the current Of
events--a clerical hack, who, leaving his
calling of peace and good will,n turned
army chaplain, and, covered all over with
the glory of boasted but bastard patriotism,
marched to the field with the gallant boys
in bmc,n but only, or mainly, to bring dis
credit upon the character of clerical cloth.
How this hypocrite and trickster was sui-
fered TO be imposed upon the President as
a supporter of his policy, or friend to it,
even sympathiser witlrit, passes our com
prehension That change in the office
was essential-ifaTant abolitionists were
not longer TO be tolerated-ofllcials who eN-
erted all their personal and political innu-
encc to thwart the Executive in his wise
measures of Restoration.-no genuine friend
of MIR. JOHNSON will Sainsay. But, to va
cate it of its late incumbent and fill it with
such parsonage as this GADDIs, on the
plea that the measures of the Administra-
tion were TO be supported and strengthened,
would be neutrality-suspicious. if it were not
scandalously absurd. We can afford to tell
these truths to the ear of the President
Somebody has betrayed HIM and, were moth
ing more needed in proof the speech of his
new appointee in the Radical Convention,
which squarely arrayed that party in Ohio
in support of the destructive policy of
STEVENS, SUMNER, PHILLIPS and their ilk,
should be conclusive.
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ALL SORTS OF PARAGRAPHS.

W. b. johnson, of Macon. Ga, has the
finest residence in the South--il palace,
moulded after european plans. In order
to not know hoy, much ii cost he DESTROYED
the bills as fast as they were paid.
There is a pond in Roxbury. Oxford
county, Me-, where pickeral were placed
eight years ago, and between seven and
eight tons of this fish We're caught there
during the past winter,
Horace Greeley suggests that the United
States Senate be reconstructed as follows
Each State with less than 100000 enfran-
chised population, one Senator; over 500
600 and under 2000,0O0, Two Senators for
each additional 100000, one more. q Gb
Among the ''amusementsn advertised i'm
the Montreal papers is one announcing that
for l2l5 cents the visitor can view the
''relics" of j. w. Booth, the assassin of
President lincoln. Said ''relics" comprise
the theatrical wardrobe worn by him when
last on the stage, consisting Of splendid cos
tunes, wigs, swords, stars, &c, &c. ..
Itis expected that 25,OOO or 10000 Indians
will be In attendance at the Indian conven-
ton being held this month at Fort Laramie
A Baptist church in Salem, Columbiana
county, was sued last by the preacher,
for his services as pastor; amount claimed,
Sl,OOO. The defence set up was the small
ness OF the congregation, and the alleged
fact that the preacher, who was a carpen-
ter agreed 10 work at his trade on week
days, and take whatever the congregation
could raise him, -, \. NJ
One carpenter" is spoken of In history as
regularly, and not charging
cent.
A genius who eultivates a corn-field on
the line of the ROstOn and Maine Railroad
'tilters" suspended upon poles
as "scarecrowsp And TO this base use at
asf has cnmn the invnnfinn of the immnr-
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-06-25
The Reconstruction Amendments,


The Reconstruction Amendments.
All the leading conservative presses are
firing hot shot at thereconstructiOn amend
ments. Before thirty days, little viii be
left of them but the disunion shreds of
which they are woven. Says the Albany
Argus. -r-ta
We pointed yesterday to a single aspect
of the scheme by which the congressional
cabal seek to perpetuate power by fraud
ulcnt alteration of the Constitution. We
confined ourselves to that one feature by
which the debt making power of Congress
was placed beyond the security of the
courts, the criticism of the press, the petit
tions of the people, or the review of pos
terity. Unlimited power over limitless
debt, was to be made the one sacred pro-
vision, and this power was to be perpetu-
ated in a Congress from which eleven States
were to be excluded
IL is idle to say that this provision is
merely intended TO prevent the southern
states from repudiating the present debt
such debts are repudiated by the mere in
action of legislatures in providing for the
payment of interest or the eXtingushment
of the principal
The Boston Commercidi-a neutral Jour
nal-says: THE first section cuts off all
the rights of states, counties and towns to
require residence on the part of voter: in
fact it seems to annul at once all state laws
in regard to the qualification of voters, and
gives vote to paupers, non-taX payers,
or any person from distant or neighbor-
ing States stemporarly residing, or casually
present in any other state where an election
is pending" All laws preventing negro
and white marriages providing for separ-
ate schools, cars, church-pews, &c, for
blacks, are also thus to be made unconstitu-
tional.
Another argument employed is this:
The second section is a bribe to the states
to extend the limits of their suffrage so as
TO embrace the widest range. If New
ork requires years residence in the
state before granting the right TO vote and
eXacts of its colored voters freehold 1ual-
iiication, it is to have its representation in
Congress docked accordingly. II AIassa-
chusetts delays the suffrage of the natural
lied citizen, and eXacts of all classes an
educational test, the disqualified are to be
numbered. and the State is to he shorn of
corresponding strength in Congress. If
Virginia or Mississippi will throw open her
hustings to white and black, without re-
straint of residence or qualification, she is
to be strengthened in Congress accordingly.
Those who have ever dreamed of interpos-
ing limits TO what they regard dangerous
license given to classes without property or
intelligence, will see their designs thwarted
for ever by the success of this constitutional
provision. And this is one of the consider
ations that will help to ensure its defeat.
The amendments have two central and
controlling objects The Indirect en-
franchisement of negroes and the direct
disffanchisement of Southern white men.
To support the amendments is to support
both these propositions. including all inn
mediate and remote results.
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-06-25
LEGAL NOTICE.

IN pursuance of AN order Of the Probate Court OF
- Montgomery County Ohio. viii 0ner for saIs
at pubic auction, on Urf a, VIZ.
Saturday, June 80, 1866,
Between the hours oi two and iour O'Clock D. m ,
upon the premises, six miles west of fGIrmaniow'n
ON the county line road. the following described
real estate. situate in said county at Montgomery,
to-wit: Begnning eleven poles and three link
from the section line east of the southwest corner
Oi the southwest quarter of section No, six town
ship three, and Of range four, east; thence north
hYe degrees, twenty poles, 70 n corner; thence
nOfth elghty-iive degrees, east siNtecn poles 10
corner; thence sOnth live degrees, east twenty
poles TO corners and thence south eighty i've
degrees west sixteen poles 10 the place OF begin
hing, containing two acres OF land. iII n
Ihere Is upon the premises good dwelling
house, stable and other out-buidings, and gene
raj variety of bearing iruit trees, etc.
Ine premises have been appraised at four hun
dred dollaIs, and cannot sell for less than two
thirds OF that amount.
Terms OF sale--One third 6 ash; One-thiTi in one
year, and one third IN two years from day of sale
with interest, TO be secured by mortgage upon The
premises, JOSEPH WILSON
administrator of Henry Writers deceased
1hohuk w MoGEk, lAteOrneyli m25d5wFf
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-06-25
SOMETHING NEW.

IMPORTANT TO FARMERS AND
manufacturers Of Sorghum sirup. Something
A PATENT RIeHT FOR THE AIANuF AortRR on WINE
FROM FHK COMMON SORGlIUM
Inc best OF Wine, worth from O. 60 10 50 per
gallon made at a cost of less than twenty cents
per gallon s
Eor information concerning Individual. Manu-
Iaeturuig or Township tights, Address tue llr0-
lprietof, JOHN 4. SNEpP, Miamsburg,
Montgomery CO., %.
Edltors OF Papers within the State, by inserting
the above IN their paper for two months, will be
entitled TO an Individual Right for manufacturing
sald WINE. mar3l- WITT
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-06-25
MAYORS PROCLAMATION.

MAYORS OFFICE, May 1s, 1866.
10 the Citizens Of Dayton.
In compliance with request made by the Pres.
dent and members of the CitylIoard of Health
anu y many other citizens OF the city, L. JONATHAN
hENNEf Mayor of Dayton, do issue the following
PROCLAMATION:
WHEREAS; There is Just cause to believe that
aSnant or infectious diseases are fast approach
ihg US, and for the purpose of being prepared in
ne pest pOssiDle manner for cases, such Cholera
OF small FOX, the owner, tenant, hea OF family
or proprietor Of any house or building within the
limits OF the city, is required by the law and Ord-
nance OF the city TO have, permit as soon as it
Is known, through the report of physician that
any person in or about their premises has any ma
lignant or infectious diseases, such as small DON
or choleru, yellow nag ~ bc put up IN "A proni.
heht anu conspicuous place ON tllu premises! 10
serve as warning to the public that contagion is
near. Any person guilty Of displacing amy such
nag until the cause for putting 1t there is entirely
removed. Will be liable to line OF $40 and costs
All physicians, commanders of canal boats and
al keepers OF boarding houses, tayetns, and cOf-
iee-houses, are required IN accordance with sec
ton one, OF an ordinance regulating reports in
certain cases, TO report, IN writing to the Mayor
without delay every case which may come h. their
existing within the limits vicinity OF the city
together with the names and residence of each
such case.
IL Is also required that the parents or heads OF
families VIII have the members of their family
that has not been, or in the opinion OF their family
physician require it, vaccinated soon as possible
All persons having any malignant or contag gious
uisease Who shall leave his, her or their looms and
any house where persons will be in danger of tak
ing said disease before they shall have received A
certincate from some physician, that they are past
any danger Of contagiOn are liable on conviction
dollars JONATHAN KENNEY
mi9 Mayor of Dayton.
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-06-25

tai crinollnc. sustained by the fostering
hand of royalty:
Impcrial gsrmept doomed from 0ay today.
Tc sNipg 7 the wind and Keep the crops away
senator Stewart, OF Nevada. has called
Napoleon as'puppet Emperor" and there
portof Eapoleon's abdication islooked Tor
BY the next steamer.
Colonel Condor, Of New Orleans. Inspect-
or General Of the FeHlan Army. Is now in
Texas, organizing troops for the grand
EIip Armys lt
The Connecticut Legislature has post
poned the execution Of Albert II. Stark
weather, the murderer of his mother and
sister. until September, 1867, The next
postponementwill be ipdefnitely.
We are requested to say that the tilting
skirt wns moi invented by Theodore Tlltoh,
of the New York Independent.
Judge Drake. of the United States Dis
trict Court for Utah Territory. has refused
TO issue naturalization papers to any person
praeticing polygamy, since the passage of
uie act Of Congress with reference to that
crime.
A little darkey in Richmond. being asked
by his teacher, 'whom did Christ choose for
bis disciples Z" replied %, dey come from
de Northrr "
A proposition is before the City Council
of New Orleans to protect the city against
high water, by surroundingit il with leVee.
IL Is proposed that the embankInent shall
be of width and solidity that will admit
of the construction of double track rail-
road upon It,. LB4
So 81. l---ss
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-06-25
1ied.


WOLF-aIn IIamiltonHpunty Ohio on sunday,
9th inst. PAMELA, con "a Of the late Jacob Wolf
and mother of W. W. Wolf in the seventy ifth
year OF her age. -
Funeral from Raper Chapel to o-morrow, Tues
day) at three O'Clock, p. NJ Services by Rev J.
+ Marlay Interment Woodland
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-06-25
StantOn's Lnhmmanity.

Dr. CRAVEN, rs the surgeon at Fortress
Monroe, was the medical attendant of jeff
Davis. For being humane and civilized in
his treatment of the prisoner of war" he
was removed from his post last winter
Why, is thus answered by the Petersburg
(Va.) Express:
In December, 1865, the jaior in charge
OF MIR. Davis was ordered by Stanton to cut
down the meals of the prisoner and pre-
vent his physician from conyersing with
him,'( y and on the doctor sending for
heaVy overcoat for Mr.. Davis, to protect
him from the mid-winter blasts he was re-
heved from duty at the fortr"
All history teaches us that those who are
guilty of such cruelty are always visited
with retributiye justice. If STANTON goes
to quiet grave, then it may be taken as
conclusion, that Lucifer, his master, desires
no earthlyinterference with his legitimate
property.
az II is remarked of the peculiar traits
in Gen. CAs's character, that in his deal
ings with others he was always Just and
liberal. During his life he never sued a
debtor, and in the great commercial crises
which have periodically cOnyulsed the
financial fabric, his course towards those
with whom he was connected in business
relations was invariably generous beyond
all common precedent. Were the recital
permissible, we might mention striking in
stances of this fact. His great wealth was
the result of early purchases of lands, and
the subsequent increase in value of his real
estate. Ii is estimated that, at the time of
his death, Gen. CAss was worth consider
ably over Sl,000,000. In 1864 his income
was returned at about $33O0O.
aB The Radical majority in the Pennsyl-
vania Legislature, at their last session, pass
ed an act Incorporating the borough of
Scranton, Luzerne county, into a city. The
boundaries were SO arranged as to give the
Radicals majority of at least 1000 in the
new city, taking previous elections as a
basis. This was their calculation; but at
the first charter election, n short time since,
which was conducted with vigor the whole
Democratic ticket ,ods elected By an average
majority Of hOO hundred. The STEVENS
SUMNER faction were 80 confident of carry
ing their ticket that they made heavy bets
on 600 10 800 majority.
Cunning pit-diggers not unfrequently
fall into their own holes. Ia d
- !. -
Massachusetts, marriage statistics for 1866
show that three persons there were married |
for the fifth time.
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-06-25

Massachusetts marriage statistics for 1866
show that three persons there were married
for the fifth time.
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-06-25
$pefial alotifes.
special Canton.
CHOLERA REMEDY

Also, Dysentory, Dia,yhod, Cholera Aforbus. Sum
Tler Complaint, PAN or 0fepp in SfonacA or Boao-
e. Sct or Sour Stomach Pdinter's Ooiic. &c. and
Is warranted W cUnE or opayl Is purely veget-
able without particle of opiate or narcotic
highly aromatic. very pleasant to tho taste mild,
bnt sure In its effects warns and strengthens the
system acts like a charm. afIordng almost immc
diate relief aud taste of the article will satisfy
Tue most iHcresluloHs Of these facts Sold by all
dealers In medicine Please send for circular.
Try il. Prepared only by EDWARD SUTTON
Providence, r. DEMAs BARNES A Co. of
NC" iOfk' General Agents. mDdaw6m
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-06-25

az The Chicago Times gives a hit below
the belt in suggesting, that if they who are
assailing Gems. STEEDMAN aud FULLERTON.
for their exposure of Freedmen's Bureau
villalnles win disproUe their charges, they
will do quite as much as they are now do
ing towards sustaining the Bureau, and
sition to meet the questions at issue on their
merits. The reports of the Generals are
full of instances of cruel treatment of the
blacks by the officers of the Bureau, and of
oilicions and mschievous intermeddling
by them with the planters. 1t is no an
swer to these specific statements to say that
the Generals are friendly to the policyof
the President.
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-06-25
Notice to Bridge Builders.

AUDlTORs OFFICE MONTGOMERY Co, OHIOl
DAYTON, June 10, 1896. ~
GEALED proposals for building a Bridge over
- W9lf freek, Perry TOWNSHIP, will DC received
unth noon On SATURDAY, July T. 1850 The Commits
II they think proper. The plan and SPECIFICATIONS
are 20 be seen at this onice. j. w. DfETRICH
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1866-02-24
FOCAL NEWS.

a anpqHER : FFERRETIc = ATTEMPTS. "A
}. .nr-It has been known for some
: :s that certain of our Getty Fathers un-
i l1lnp that power and place. should be ruth
Il n,,r ~snatched from their grasp as it is most
4 rpaly to be, at the ensuing election-the peo-
d !, having determined to take matters into
q IIl.;r.oWn hands, support the views OF Presi-
4 Int Johnson, in upholdlng the Constitution
q = our charter, as amended and laws, and
vt o1t all ''Ferrets,' and Illustrate their dia-
4 ,ol;caI schemes, national, state and corporate
have been considering plan by which they
ni,bt retain possession Of our municipal affairs
though in direct opposition to the known
! fishes Of nine tenths Of our citizens, and af-
~ due deiberation, concluded that the best
method was 70 declare the acts OF our Legis-
l,tpre illegal-(in opposition to the opinions Of
,,me Of the most learned 'Ferrets' as ex-
messed in their deliberations appoints SET Of
commissioners Of their own, and have an cleo
INN Oh their own hook, y and thus, if posi-
he hold on to the reins Of government, or else
throw such obstacles in the way of the newly
elected officers, that they will, at least, cause
trouble. The plan having been fixed upon, a
meeting OF the City Council was called private
" There was no bell rung), to be held last
NIGHT at seven o'clock, (half an hour before
the usual time Of meeting) to consumate the
scheme, but
s'The hest laid plans Of men and mice
Gang aft agley"-
and so it turned out in this instance, for after
waiting for one hour, the following persons
we're present in the Chamber, Viz: Messrs.
Massey, Cowing, Baker, Daw, and Moran
fhe latter supposed to be in the opposition,)
his Honor the Mayor, Mr. O. G. Whittlesey-
and the reporter for the Gazette-only these,
and no more.
After anxiously waiting for one long, NOR
tai hour, and no one else appearing, tie as
sembled few dispersed, and we were left to put
out the lights. Thus these we'll digested plans
Of a coup IL etat fzzled completely, and as the
charter under which the present Council acts
requires ten days notice Of the appointment OF
Commissioners, hold an election, it's too late
to make another attempt, and the "terrets"
No. 2, will have ito burrough."
''tSic transit gloria melatdl.
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GOLD.
~ REAT SALE
.
OF GLADKES GOODS,
Saved from the Fire on King Street,
ON MONDAY, MARCH s.

Will be sold at r. A. STOUTENBURG'S
AUCTION ROOMS: 1856, King street, the large
and splendid stock of Fancy Goods, Musical
instruments, Jewelry, &C., saved from the late
fire. This magnificent lot will be sold without
reserve to make room for finer and more ex-
tensive stock, which MI. Gladke will select
from the New York and Foreign markets, to be
kept at 119, King street
The Goods to Be sold consist Of Gold and Sill
yer Duplex Geneva and Chronometer Watches
Rings, Breast Pins, and splendid assortment
of F SsENSG!EYy' eooDs.-Knives, Pocket Books
Razors and a large number of other articles too
numerous to mention.
M USICAL INSTRUMENTS
Concertinas Banjos, Guitars, &C., sc.
Also q Show Case, Desk, Stove and all fixtures
saved from the fire. -
feb Oft Auctioneer
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ALEXANDRIA GAZETTE AND VIRGINIA ADVERTISER.
We are requested to state by Mr.. Washing

We are requested to by Mr.. Washing
ton Ramsey, that upon no consideration will
be consent TO bea candidate to represent the
Sd Ward IL the Common Council, and we are
informed that the name Of Mr.. G. W. Clifford,
who received the next highest vote 10 the
.meetingof the citizens Of that Ward, will be
substituted for that Of Mr.. Ramsey, on the
Ward ticket
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1866-02-24

The nomination of Andrew Jameson, a
Collector of the Port Of Alexandra, Va, ha
been confirmed by the Senate.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1866-02-24

The steamer Express, which arrived yester-
day from Baltimore, will, until the 4th Of
March, take the place OF the Keyport on the
Aqua Creek route, while the latter boat is IN
dergoing repairs.
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FAIRFAX LAND FOR

VALUABLE FAIRFAX LAMP FOR
Y SALE.-Pursuant to decree of the Coun-
ty Court of Fairfax rendered in the case of
jackson vs. Jackson, I will sell on MONDAY,
March 10 Court day. in front Of the Court
House, at II o cloek NJ at prane5Y7RE5f, G G5
at Dranesville, formerly kept by George r h#G$5
W. Jackson, with lot and garden attached !;
also the VALUABLE FARM, OF Whl On geo.
W. Jackson, died, seized, about two % miles
north of Dranesville, containing about THREE
HUNDRED ACRES, is well wooded and has
mon it q COMFORTABLE DWELLING
HOUSE, and Fine Barn.
Terms of sale ;-One-tenth Of the purchase
money to be paid in hand on the day Of SALE
twelve and eighteen months to be secured by
the bonds Of the purchaser, bearing interest
from the day Of sale, and retention OF the IT,
tie Of the land until the last payment is made;
The cash payment is to be forfeited, and the land
sold at the costs Of the purchaser, in the event
of his failing to comply with the terms OF sale'
feb 24-2aWtS Com missioner OF Oale.
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John Swoop was before Justice Moore, this
morning, on the complaint Of his wife, Carrie
Swoop, and bound over to keep the reace in
the sum Of 800 for six months. Mrs. Swoop
declining living with her husband any longer.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1866-02-24

The best Carriers Greek oysters, are selling
at Fredericksburg for 70 Cts per bushel
Other kinds, large and fine, at so cts, per
bushel. In Washington oysters sell lower than
they do here, and are much larger and better.
The oyster market here, by iDjudicious man
agement and high prices has been much injured.
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SS-> EEN. 90

We understand that the Rev. Mr.. Lang.
horne, Of the NJ. E. Church South, will preach
on tom orrow night, the first Of a series Of SER
mons on the ''Inspiration of the Bible -
These sermons will be particularly addressed
to Young Men.