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Important Newa from Mexioo.

The following important letter from
General EscObedo was received to-
day at the Mexican Legation
Headquarters Army Of the NORTH,
Merlcdn Republic, GenerGl-in- Chief
Monterey, Oct. l5.-Our affairs here
are progressing very favorably. The
Statos Of NuSya Loon, Tamaulipas,
and Co~chinila, are now entirely free
from tho presence Of foreign forces, as
are also the States Of Sonora, Siualoa,
and Chihuahua, and in each Of them
considerable forces are now being
raised to expel, once more for all every
foreign invader from the national ter
ritory. From this State u advanced
column, composed Of 1000 men, well
armed, munitioned, and equipped, has
already marched to operate against
San Luis Potosi and 1900 have boon
sent to cooperate with . column from
tho State OF 2acatecas, under the com.
mand of General Augs, in a movement
against Durango, from which the best
results are expected,
NEW ORLEANS, Nov. IA private
letter received from the city Of Mexico
announces the departure Of q regiment
Of Mexicans, organized with Austrian
officers, who surrendered oil the Off
GERS and went over to P. Dias, At GA
jaca. The Austrian band at the Cap.
itai, has ceased to give its open air
concerts, because Of tho riotons con-
duct Of the populace.
The Emperor, in consequence Of
sickness and distress of mind as to
tho health Of tho Empress, has shut
himself up in the castle Of Chepulte'
pee. His early ~Rbdication waS mo-
mentarily expected.
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COL. o Fl J.

DESERVED rAoxoItOsA We are Glad 10 announce Ii
our EeadSTp that ourfoWnsnAu John J. DoHglas, Esqt
to-day received from the Secretary q War, two Brove,
protno.ioas. The arst hF E~atlARtry 10 ssSion At Nor,
ristowR Team, October 3sth, ls6A. Bsevet Major. Tbs
and Balls Dap, East fsnnseuee-BreVsi Ltsat. Colon l
We are glad that Cob Douglas has recsiTsA these ori'
dene'g Os Appreciated servi reS Oh tbs part Of the prop
er authorities.
Col. Dongias was severely injured, VIZ believe a
Balls Gap, ~ AS hoIss being shot and falling on lin,
and fEon ths injprT be then received Il .dll suffering,
We e1aE71tulAsc hin On hs pgrrStions. -ZssessW,
(ol CsrFi-,
oEs ol promotion resting upcu him-.se richly aoSsrvsI
it-fOs ha never Bhrtnk from any duty en- the hrid
WhsG he was ordered to perform &. From a high pTi'
vate 20 4 Lieut.. Colonel be hAI won bic way up.
The Union flag. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1865-187?, 1866-11-09
pa-Ths recent elections In h

n0-Iho recent oIeotion1 IN Lh0
North, have resulted IN securing tho
DegislAtures to the Republicans, tins
securing The return Of q Republican
u. & Souatof from Pennsylvania In
place Of COwsn, another 10 place Of
Stockton, Of New Jersey, another n
plaes o. McDougal, 81 California, and
another In place Of Nostnith, Of Orc.
gon; a gain Of flour senstors for The Re.
pphlicsns also 4 gain Of one Rsprssen.
itative, instead Of three 70 the Demo.
crsiS, as haS been claimed Hsnderson
N. CO honeer. p
The Union flag. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1865-187?, 1866-11-09

Bale PEYros DEFEATED by ad.
vices from Smith and Sumner counties
We are able 10 announce that Hiram
Patterson, an unconditional Union
man, 10 elected to the State Senate o.
yer Bale Poyton, tho Copp0rhcad can
didate, by y majority Of at least ono
hundred. Clements, the Radical ian
didate for the Legislature in the Cote
rial district Of Sumner, Smith and Ma
con, is also elected by a handsome ma
ioiitY.
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rho old Londmarka.

TO M Editor " ~ AsD fork TrbsAs9 +.
Sra; Please aasvsr lhroagh yoaF pepper
n Blacks ever voted 10 sny Slave STATE Al
spy lims, What State 90 States, AID whsn
d~iSifapehised1 g.
Ansp~~Biaets pssS 10 bsp York vhaa
this Eas . SlGve State. 1hey Votad 10 NsfB-
Lad uniii sboai 1901. Tbsy v0hd IN Hs1A
cssslfas N ia1k. asd IN TshAstsss tl ssfedy
thai tims. Jehn BEN Esn Telin 0rnndy ons
Of Coneress IN tbe HaAhTiiis dsfdct ~
blask votes. gsuA csrolinS ws hlieEf, ~
ths oaly Slave BAts 81 he cd rhlrtsan dat
slwevs mads . Slack skln a sTound q dis
faashiIsnsnL. ETsn TDyiniS DID nOt-fEd
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nB- We make the following extract fron
n communication from Maryville, East Tenn.
which we End In that most excellent loyal
journal the Right Fay:
AARYv1LLa. Oct. 8, 1865.
In East Tennessee nothing Of note is trans-
piring IN the grea, political drama that is,
no changes taking place among men who are
known AS original UhiOnists, and aRuag or
iginal ~secessionists. Those who took a de-
cided stand for the Union and the suppress
siou Of the Rebellion 10 1861 are tie same to-
day, and are in the henrty supper. of the
Congress Of the United States those who
took sideS with, and who took STOCK in, the
now deiunrt ConfrderaCy remaiE unchanged
and will from all appearances be the same
during the remainder Of their lngrateGul
lives. No ea.th!y power can change them.
We have every reason to believe tha: il Christ
was Oh earth and should tell them that they
we're in the wrong, they would denoaBce hiu
as a A" Biack-hssrted Abol:tiCnist," y In favor
Of negro equality
We have in East Tennessee men Of every
conceivable political fith-from Abolition
ists OF the Gerre, Smith School down TO the
most ultra and fOul-moUthed Rebels 10 be
fond throughout the entire South. But OF
the latter class there are bot comparatively
few. and With 4 arm and decided loyal Rd-
miniitration Of affairs, that number would
grow beautifully less.
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PROM GEoRGIA.

4nc SoVernorB MSSBHgo-"-k10 Up
poses the Adoption of the Con-
stitutional Amendment.
M-ILLRDsEviLLs, Nov. 1.-The Governor
Message strongly opposes the adoption o.
the Constitutional Amendment. Il says thG
Amendment is equally novel and unjust.
The funded debt Of the State is computes
at $3.50, 900.
The Governor says the planting interest o.
Georgia can never be what il once was.
He dsprecateS the oppression Of the debtor
class by creditors.
The message is very long and mostly de-
voted TO State topics.
The speaker OF the House opened the SEES
sion with q speech opposing the COpStitu'
tionol Amendment, which was received viii
applause.
NASHVILLE, Nov. L. Mr., Lsllyett icon
servstivel hAs been elected to the LsSiSlA.
ture BY 500 majority.
The Union flag. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1865-187?, 1866-11-09

B@- The recent election 10 Nebraska bias
resulted in another Republican triumph, John
Tatfe, the Radical candidate for COngrssS, re-
ceiying seven hundred and forty eight major
ity. There ia n Republican majority Of nine
teen on joint ballot in the Legislature. Tbs
importance Of this victory 10 enhanced BY the
probable admission Of Nebraska into the
Uaion a, the approaching Sessionof Congress
She will sWell the number and influence Of
the grand collmn Of loyal StateS.
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BILL.

T0HN sUAPTER VS.. MILLEY SUIIp
u e appearing from the illssi1'a,
the Bill, that .hs defendant 10 9 s'a,IsIs
OF Tennessee. Il 10 ordered that Pu'I',
be made for four successive wssti,
Jonesborough Union FGg, 0rdsr'g
appear at the neat term Of tie Oislhs
Of Hancock county, aud make dsi'lns
Bill, or the Same win be taken Iof "'l'
and set for hearing expGIts. -L
novoW4prs feeS5l WM. B. DAtlaN@s
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Written De ths East TOhAessus uni0a Tlael
Letter from GreeneVille.

Letter from GreeneVillo.
0~EBEsEvItIs, EAsT T~ESSksSRR,
November 9, IsGe.
Capt Gro. e. eRTaaAM, Dsar WI pre.
sumo that you and every ono else WOald love
70 hear the truth N regard to how matters
stand In GA Greene, between Gle " ,olsl-
cal parties. It may be set down as a fact
that tie Radical Congressional Loyal UniOn
party, taking every county in East Tennes-
see, stands for Congress in a vote Of q Gus Of
10 against my Policy" including old Greene,
the home Of the would. be-SsEpot. Nueb ia
said about the people Of this County adhsr.
Ing TO the President there is one fact that
will show that be Is losing ground, even at
his old home; as some Of his Oldest Aad long
tried friends hare lef. him, and are new the
strongest Radicals ano~g US 10 fact, a great
change has taken place IN COR county for the
last month. This you well know and partic-
ularly since Senator Fowler an1 Col, Stokes
addressed the people. This was a death
blow to the my Policy" officials Ia and
about the vicinity Of this place, and they
talk Of nothing since but the screams Of two
men that accompanied Fowler and Stokes
from JOnesborongh.
The highest test Of the politics of the peo-
pie Of the drSt Congressional District, viii
be made manifest in the election OF the sue
eeSsor of Nat. Taylor, in the event he resigns
his seat in Congress- The MY Policy" men
win End out, then, where they stand by
waiting. Very truly, yours, &c,
RADICALLY rNioS.
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Sentenced.

BUFFALO, October 20. William A. Thaver
was yesterday convicted Of az attempt to
burn the Arcade in this city. Thsyer ksepI
q billiard saloon in the buiidinH. lie was
sentenced this eTsning 10 eve yearI' hard la
Dor in the State prison.
How anquss,ioaabIy some mea aoou, Jones'
boio' deserve the same fAtel
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- eesassssss = bs,iissl osv.lipsuoa. Trou
nss sahalsss sEss RssI n - ailns. n aas.
80 1Z,gss q sste.. easse.
80 tsfaes4e ttsh ssathiptfsi tahi1. AfinsSI
~ - sgrs = tth Esuals Z vhatt - vsut, Wen,
~ :, y 80 n y -
y ni5sni Dclsan, 80 iss hhs : ckSfn saths nve
eel RtHilaH otv shf8 atnai
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- hFuly UI tHV
have about Q ompleted their arrange
ments for the reception and entertain
ment Of the members on the l4th No
vember inst, at Cincinnati. Every
officer who ct any time belonged 70
this army will Be expected 10 attend
infall uniform. Gems. Grant Sh ermAn
Howard and Logan the successive
commanders Of this army have soeop.
ted invitations and win BE- present.
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rHR L-RaIaLATuRR.

Not mora han Afesa ssBatoss and representative
some usrB eHptetSd on the svening trains, ADD SIN
mogs this morniAg. We saw Ne tmH lar faee o. benA-
tor Powell, among thoso o. hend. II 10 ths gsnsr1l
lmpfelsion that A guoruD win ngi bo pressnl mill
Wednesday. Cor. BroynloU Is here, and win send n
Ma nsssags a. soon - there 10 Al organlsaiioa for
businssss.-kaA Pres 4 Haa, aAiaa.
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B@.. The President has appointed a man
TO Office in MASSACHUSETTS, who ia Row an In
mate Of a Lunatic Asyluni No sane man IN
Massachusetts, would take an ofiee from An.
drew johnson.
The Union flag. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1865-187?, 1866-11-09

DEArH or A PROMINENT CITIZEN OF
TENNEssEK.- Hon. Meredith P. Gent
ry died on tAemorhing Of the End inst,
at the house Of Mrs. Mary Ann Hog
gett, near Nashville. Tenn.
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]. 7. CAZIER,

WoULD RESPECTFULLY THANK HIS
wv friends, patrons aud the public gen
orally for their very liberal and extensive pat.
renagsi and hopes, By thoroughly disehaEa-
Ing his professional services. he win c~onlinas
70 merit Their patronage IN the future, al The
GboTe named place, where be has resumed
bis practice, and would be pleased 10 wait on
All who sntrust their teeth 70 bis care. HAy.
Ing jasi returned from the Eastern Cities
where DO purchased an entire new operative
aud mechanical outfit, together with a
choice Bslection Of the beat material known
70 the profession, and having secured Ell Of
he most approved Improvements for perform
ing operations 10 tue most seitntiae Slyls, be
FEELS sanguine that he will be able, eombined
With an extensive experience Of more than
ten years. practice, 10 give subtraction In all
operations which be nay perform.
TEETH inserted % the Va'eanite Rubber
Base, Gold and Silver. He would invite
special attention Of those who vmh ARfTn.
eIAt TsETa 10 The Rubber Base 90 posaeSJlnK
absoLHfs suPsriority over al other articles sV.
e. offered for that purpose. Il can be more
perfectly adapted 20 the guns. Il has great
strength, yst1t 10 light and very durable. II
10 easily Kept ~elsan-tveet and pleasant 10
ths laste. n does Hef eoif NJ q MueA a
Gold Base. ladssd, al who are IN need Of
Ani6eiai Testh, aud these vbo viah TO pre-
ssFve their natural ones, can have Il dons a
The LepSi Pre- BY AppiJing a.
CAziBRB DENTAL OFFICE,
boFs 1888 JoEuI1oso', TSESSssSu'
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Radical Triumpha.

Tho counties in Middle Tennessee,
holding elections, are initiating the
Forth-thcy = sleeting' Radicals. In
Bedford county, Thompson, the Radi.
cal, was elected Representative, beat.
ing Bd: C5op1's, Coppcr-JOhnson IAN
.didats.
In Smith county, Cleveland, RAD.
cal, was elected Representative by As
majorityj and Walters, Radical, was
elected Circuit Court Clerk by 1873
majority. This 10 3 gain Of two Rad.
ieals IN the House Of Representatives.
In Nebraska, the Republicans have
been victorious, sleotinE two-thirds Of
the Legislators. So Il would Ssom
that " Ny Policy" 10 catching II ov.
-KA0Erils WHO.
cHlIFASAOsL, November a-Andsrsou,
(RadieIi,) najorsiss foo, Up asa, WiGb ous
aistriei, the second, 70 hear ron. vhsrs Ma.
tbssS is eosssdsd . majority o! %, which
win cot Asdsrson's pajOrity doun 20 IT'S
With Which bis triseds are ven Sasisssd.
AsoTBiS c~opFEnaSAD FAnonsI-Ths pa.
pefa Of faahViiia talf IA thera uaa ~ ~raal
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tna' has nobls old Garter redeemed her.
''l nom NE iAf,lldou Of he son(fsdsra,sl-
,,i'Aa'' fsgt ooa blsss Ne lsyal people
:. Carte. Lsas hsp th,1 live 70 ssjsy the
ssHt'g' Of ah-' neasii,ss seysrnnsss
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Dsaah 0f aaaator Wriaht.

NEWARK, N. j., November L.
Hon. Vim. Wright, United Statee Sen.
ator diei this morning at eight o'clock,
aged seventy Ave years.
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ny VIRTUE or 4 pEsp on
ID sehted By Martin Z. IN 3
vile, hargarat 70 NJ on-ine
rafy, 1881, ! win oHsr for cay, iaabs
House door, IN ibe toHn 2 A. az
Tsanenss, an HondI tbe
Ser, 1855. ler cab Ia e,nesp bIal
bI6dsg, ONB TRACT OF y.sIId
N Dnirset No., adloiuing 20
ss%:ss Sssfsgi5iesssss. nor. ~
Ils sSEh ID q oc,geat !.
sessA.rssyss-se
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AsoIBiS co1FEnaIlp FAnoasi-Ths pa.
Psrs o. Nashville tel % lhers Was q "grssl
oaileuIiag q the PsoPle Al The late Copper
Psfhsad OonTsnilon held 10 hat eity-asarb
s7t hsad,fdPesPis Eat " sRafssesF"
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THE UNION FLAG HAS
The lnKgeaa Circulation OF any pAper In
uppeR East Tennessee.
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Raesi nagei ~
corf0B - tuxE
J 1fks 0ETTgR JsBsssfp
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GIRNVs IEVS Il0N EAHTll
CAPT. TAYLOR ELECTED!
Carter Goes Radical Union -Four
10 One!
AID HONOR 40 OLD oARTgR

We AaTs iaH received tSs G tssring iussill.
g,'eto q DE SliaiOs Of Cap, / A. Taylor.
tes Edissi saadidats for representative Of
Carer soaasy, 70 GU he plaes nsds vieast
y %, sIpahisa Of Williams, The bOiisf.-
ne odciai vote, We Learn. ,tan4s A foilsw,.
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Prices Of Uncurrent MOD,,
By THOMAS 8. MApp

SELL ToUR uscuEREET MOSRY' ~
lowlng are tho ra,es paid By TMONas ssasE.
BROKER, Corner Of union dna CollSrs = I'm
VILE, for uueuTrent m0uey. Thooo ss,ss VI
bic % agstuAte bat may BE dspsndsI \, VI
sIprsa.a q io.ssEdsd without delay. gSgl
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GEORGIA.
Lynchburg Prices Current
eoRRTcTED wREKIT ~
{ 4 TAYLOR.

los Nom StrsSt. LyaeA6Ers, Va
Netruualg
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THE UNION FLAG.

w join - PshJ sAhA dos not carry tie Taia glaS.
and knp asp h Ne uHis Il he TnisnT J
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-05-31
The Spirit of the Conyention.

"If,' said the reporter of the Cincinnati
Commercial, alluding to the spirit, enthu-
siasm aud firmness which marked the late
Democratic Convention, and the solid men
who composed it and directed Its action, ,'if
tact and shrewdness of management alone
entities u political party to success, then the
Convention which met in this city on yes
terday should meet with II in the highest
degree" that it twas unlike many of its
immediate predecessors in bringing togeth-
er the hitherto scattered and lukewarm
members from all sections of the State.
BUCHANAN men, DOUGLAS men, BREcKN-
RIDGE men, "Lecomptons," war Democrats
and secession adherents, JEwErT and VAL
LANDIGHAM, OLDs. and McCooK and
HuGnIs, and MANYPENSY, were back again,
reminding one Of the better days Of the
party, when nominations and platforms
were supposed TO mean something more
than going through the notions" at
Coming from an opponent this is highly
complimentary. Frankness and candoI
would forbid any other estimate of the
body and the good sense aud sound judg
nent that governed its doings.
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The Kind of Men.

A letter from Washington, TO the Chicago
Times, alluding TO the policy that is gov
erning the President in appointing to
office or, in making removals aud filling
vacant places with his own selections, says
that they will be made, as far as possible,
from the army, and let the Senate reject
them If they dare. He has already signi6ed
his intention to reward one gallant officer
Of the northwest7Col. Loomis, of artillery
iame-to colleetorship In Detroit. Both
Howard and Chandler are in a, troubled
state of rage over this. They have suddenly
found out that Loomis is a Copper head,
that he was Locofoco before the war. and
has returned to his old love, now that the
war ls over. The President, in reply,
simply says that, when man has been In
the army and served faithfully he does not
think 1t worth while to inqpire after his
political antecedents. Let the anxious ones
keep quiet and make the best of their time
between now and the date Of the expis
ration of their terms, for they may rest as
sured that their days are numbered.
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Honor 20 Whom Honor "A Due.

declaration that Mr. YnLANDIaHkM was
the author OF the Ohio platforms Of the
past FIVE or six years, justlncs the follow
ing statement Of facts Upon the subject.
True heauthorshlp Of these platforms, as
awhole, is title TO Tho highest honor to
any man, aud the ume Is Just coming when
u will everywhere De 80 regarded. They
maintained the integrity aud organization
sustained the principles and exhibited the
glorious courage of the Democracy Of
Ohio, even In the midst of those terrible
reigps q tegror durlpg the whole o. Iips-
COINS Administration. But Mr.. ", we
are sure, is not willing TO assert n credit to
which Another or others are entitled.
Mr. VALLANDIdHAM was not a member Of
the kohio uemocfatic state Copventions Of
January q and August Z 1861, nor chat
kof March %, 1854, nor present at any of
them. Neither had he any part In framing
any Of the platforms then adopted liewns
. member of the Convention Of July 4, 1892,
and of the Committee on Resolutions; but
did not draft any Of the latter. He was q
member also OF the Convention Of August
p, 1865; was temporary Chairman oft, aud
a ,nou,her Of tho Co,nni,,eo ON Resn,,t,ons
put ia tarat,oa a,,l,, ono or,l,a res,l,,,,o,s
ana ,ho, ,,os the ona.-not rarnd,at,ng ,h,,
| ~. .s,J,. ac ~, pas1l,,,,ooss ~ ,osf h,,,,
abnegating notification and secession as
modes and measures Of redress In the fu-
,uro-leav;ng nracticallv the olor,ous
r,gbt az ravol,,,on - 40 tha lac,
roso,t an cases ,usti,v,no !, The talk
Ithererore ohont his ',,ew,nciat,on n, soI,
ooss,on aud Lindred doctr,,es v,e,dad mn
nov ~ ,ho loo,c or rsneate, da,eats,, and
oho,, bis having ..had n nr,ncinal hand In
orar,,,o tha secossion nlo,o,rm of l,s,
ycor y is she.r ronsense Fonal,v 40 ,s the
s,,,T oLo,, .,h. ioaao,s ona ,nonocsrs -,
| ,,a nort, h.ino onxious 10 cat ria of him {,
h,,. ,,,,o,I. boo.so ,,,,,i, .ha s,ooors
,,assas of ,h. ,,or,,, ho mos as ha stu 10
,he nat aud tdolu Ana st,lI mora absprd
and rnc,,naad q ,,, ,,.o,onca ,hot be NOS,
or,,nross.s s.,ho oon,t,,nod ho,d n,,erancs
orhts cher,shod ,,,e,vs haeause only aefea,
ayoi,. tho,, ), rr,oso ..,,o,d ,,,ar.nces,, yvore
ma, 4, rol,,,o, 70 ,be constitutional ones.
coor.;on unIl,scotion, snd secession
| (Which howovor decIded h,s oninions In re.
,,,rd to thorn bonevar discussed \ hut IN do.
n,nciotion Of the usnrnat,o,a desnot,sms
co,st,t,tiou,l N croc,,ons aud othcr s,m,l.,
acts Of Iyco, o,NondI,,s ,sspbord,nntes.-thai,
srn,ress,on or fr.odnn, or snooob aud n,
che nrass their ar,,,trorv arrests conscrin-
t,o,,s o,d ,nilitarv oon,v,,os,ons ,,nor,so,,.
ments. etlles npa the hundred other enor.
mites nernetrota,, ,,u,ino tte wors Rnt az
JINro,N Is now deod and his administrs-
tion ar onend wc nresume Mr. VII, ,Nn,o-
nm ia not ou;te oh,e 10 see The nertInencv
of t,r,,rr os,aa a, "a, ,,r,es .frou, TIM
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gfw advertisements.
C. w. LOWE & SON,
al Wholesale and retail 'l q
Trunk Manufactory,

NO 2T3 THIRD STREET. DAYTON, OHIO
4 ADIEs' Travelling Trunks, Gentlemen,s Tray
II cling Trunks, Valises and travelling Bags,
Bonnet Boxes, etc, of better manufactnre aud
cnnati or elsewhere. b. ~
Work warranted m2Ddiy
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HH-Old "Thad." Is still tinkering away
He is greatly disgusted with the course OF
the Senate on the Constitutional Amend
ment pending in that body, He has intro
duced in the House a bin providing new
plan of restoration. II, in brief abolishes
the present State governments In the South,
aud provides for new ones, based ON uni
versal suffrage. IL is lengthy and trashy
and not worth publishing; for 1t is question:
able If 1t will get his own support.
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az Heavy jewelry robberies continue.
On Saturday night, at Cairo, the jewelry
store of Huntington & Dunbar was entered
by means Of false keys, and the safe opened
the same way and robbed Of $1,000 worth
Of watches and jewelry. No clue to the
robbers yet.
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-05-31

The Richmond (Va.) Republic, the only
Abolition paper in that city, has suspended
for want of support. A p0or market for
that sort of wares.
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-05-31

"CIvm RIoHTs. "A man named John
Gallagher has been on trial In Boston the
week past for murder and one Of the
jurors Is a nigger. The first case OF the
kind in the country.
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-05-31

state Ticket aud state Central
Committee.
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-05-31

GRAND MATINEE /. ItagT.
Every Saturday afternoon when the admissi,. .
will be 70 cents to all parts of the House.
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-05-31
Smnsfmfnts.

ruesd.y and wednesday, Jane s and 9.
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-05-31
sANDUsKY AND CINCINNATI R. R.

INSURANCE POLICIES q BLANKS
Neatly printed At the EMPIRE
steam job Rooms
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-05-31
p. SUGARMAN

QBrother OF A. Sugarmah)
MILL open store for the sale of Ladies' and
w Gentlemen's Furnishing Goods at i1O Main
street, on the flst day OF June next ~
lie hopes by close attention TO business, and sell
ing goods ut prices rs low they be bought in
the Eastern markets, 10 merit the liberal patron
age OF the citizens of Dayton and Montgomery
county. Do not forget TO call on him. before pur.
chasing elsewhere. He denes competition.
i A. SUGARMAN, importer and jobber In all
kinds Of Dry Goods Fancy Goods, Clothing, etc
can be found ut the same place and will ll all or.
ders left with him. for any of the above goods. Re-
til dealers will ind II 10 their advantage to call
before making purchases elsewhere n29d3m