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Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1866-05-14
MAN. Wm. y. Finck's sPeech.

On the outside of this mornings STATES
rv.N. we commence the publication OF the
able speech of Hon WIN. E. FINcK against
overriding the Presidents veto of the Civil
Rights bill. 1t is deserving general perusal'
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GUARDIANS APPOINTED.


Edward 5. Churchman, appointed Guar
dian of Edward V. c., Flora NJ. and Chloe
f. L. Donaldson, children and heirs of Da-
vid NJ. Donaldson, deceased. Bond $1,000.
Matthias Mitchell, appointed Guardian OF
Hanson, Cornelius, Ann Eliza, Robert and
James johnson, children and heirs of Will
liam johnson, late of Columbus, deceased,
Bond $500.
John Buchholz, appointed Guardian OF
Elizabeth, Caroline and William Aller, chill
dren and heirs OF John Peter Aller, late OF
Columbus, deceased.
ADMINISTRATOR APPOINTED.
Adelbert w. Graham, appointed Admin
istrator de bontS non of Dudley L. Farnum,
late of Hamilton township, deceased.
MARRIAGE LICENSES GRANTED.
There were nineteen Marriage Licenses
issued during the week, as follows: on
Monday three, Tuesday two, Wednesday
two, Thursday seven, Friday two and on
Saturday three. .....-.----
DISCHARGED on HABEAs CORPUS.
A citizen of Reynoldsburg, arrested for
"being in state of intoxication," and, for
want of bail for his appearance to answer
the charge in the Court of Common Pleas,
committed, by a Justice of the Peace oi
Truro township, to the County Jail, was on
Saturday discharged on hdbeas corpus.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1866-05-14

The following among other business was
transacted in the Probate Court of this
county during the week ending Saturday,
May 18th:
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1866-05-14

The latest style of Hoop skirts car, be
obtained in this city only at E. Reeds Hoop
Skirt Mandatory, No. q East State street.
aprl6-eodtf
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COLUMBUS, o., May 10, 1866.

M NOLUAIDVOi V'I 1IFIJ 10' IO0V'
DIR. Kendall removed corn from my foot
in very satisfactory manner Ifeel there
is infinite more pleasure in haVing'itin my
pocket than in my toe. is,B
. JESSE w. DAMN, +,
mayl2 Wagon Shop, Penitentiary.
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COLUMBUS, O., May 8, i

- COLUMBUS, Oi UIHy o IOVV'
DIP. Grosvenor, corner Of High and Gay
streets, says that Dr.l Randall removed
two corns of forty (4O) years standing In a
few minutes, without any perceptible pain.
maylO-tf9Q gGuniIqeglI SIT
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/. NJ. & G. IL Y. X. r. Co.,
CnI1r,InIrs- MnU 10Th. lSRG

EDS. ONO STATEsMAN:-On Monday, May
l4th there will be a change of time on the
l.. NJ. & c. & X. railroad. Trains will leave
aud arrive ut Columbus as follows:
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cnrAr Mirrors AZ Randall & Astod,s.

RANDALL & AsToN's Albums are cheap
and good. .f". 1''I.
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u. \. Ronds for sale.

NEw SHADES at Randall s. Aston's, very
cheap.
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LOOK at our stock of Frames. Randall
g. Aston. '' 'i'' ''' ' ' -. ..ai,tg .i -.'lI, '''r
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PrnhnIe COmrt

Yours, truly
JNo. W. DoHERTY, Agent.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1866-05-14

EIGHTH arrival of Wall Papers at Ran
dali Il Aston's. rE..sa na isialfEOE
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,.a .. A. G. HEADLEY,
Chairman Dem. County Contra Com.

BY order.
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-07-14
From the Cincinnati Enquirer,l
An UngentlemaDly Trick

One of the most contemplate pieces OF
trickery we have noticed ms occurring in
the editorial profession, was practiced by
the editor OF the Dayton Journal (Radical,) }
recently. The EMPIRb, of that city, had the
following: I '. -'''l''
WHOSE BUSINESS Is ITpn-Under the
above caption the Journal viewing the sit
uation, proceeds to point out the evils OF
Democracy, which, according to its ideas,
is mostly confined to the country. Rude
ness, coarseness, vulgarity and disloyalty,
are qualities which attach to the rural dis
tricts in an eminent degree, according 20 The
notions Of city people" $500"
In reply the Journal said
The EMPIRE is guilty ofone of the mean
est filings Mt the farmers that we have ever
read. In Mondays issue II said:
"Rudeness, coarseness, vulgarity and dis
loyalty, are qualities which attach to the
rural districts in an eminent degree" 'f
1t will change its tune after the cam
paign opens fairly. Then 1t will want
farmers votes, and will flatter the farmers
excessively" t.t..
1t will be seen the JoarHdl omitted, in its
quotation from the EMPIRE, the words we
have italicised above. 'according to the no.
tions of city people," thereby making out
as If the EMPIRE had declared as its own
conviction that "riuleness, coarscness, yul-
garity and disloyalty, are qualities which
degree" instead of that conviction being
the motions of the city people.r Could a
more ungentlemanly trick have been per-
petrated in the editorial professionr'
REMARKs-The editor of the Enquirer calls
that IAN ,mgentlemdnly trick" The editor
of the Dayton Journal, unquestionably, re-
garded it as a smart trick, and so congrat-
ulated himself on his exploit. The Enquir-
er is, probably, not aware that the Jourhdl
man has capacity in that line that it d
his base, that line, and base line it is, in
t gentlemanly opinion; but, in that channel
his meager genius runs. However, our Ch-
cinnati cotemporary seems to be posted
and its rebuke to the main features of Day
onJoarndi editorial professionals regard.
ed here as just, in itself, but not penetrativt
enough to touch the sensibilities of such /
trickster. s#. r.
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-07-14

The infamous Gov. MoRToN, Of Indiana,
in his diabolical aud vipcrish indianapolis
speech calumnious ofeyery membepof tIic
grSat Dcmocratic fparts of DC natlon--
made himself alarrAt for the asdd Gin Of
all ip sharp-sliooters. The fire, an along
the line, which ao has received. intreosrh,
has been terrific aud telling. IIcexhaustcd
his vocabulary Of vile cpithets against the
Democracy-and they have rebounded
against himsclf-and while sbis arrows
were weak and pointless, when launched
from his ncrveless quiver, they have re-
turned, sharp, piercing and vital, pcne-
trating q mass OF andpolltienl ptftrls
dity, randy tobe found, outsideof one of
those social nuisances termed ,soaprren
dering'' pools, Or Pottersncld, where pes
thence and vagabondism iinda grave.
Into the 'moral" funeral Of this misere-
|ble ipicce ,of rottcnness, PoMERoY. ofthe
La Crosse Democrdt has hurled this, last
eBftek.rl u tsntt tV ,eitWWW p
The miserable, half-dccaycd, corrupt and
horrible pieca OF pIfrefaction, Gov. Morton,
OF Indiana, has actually procured medical
certificates ii prove that he Is cs,inering
from a mordl diseased That Is It. exactly.
We accept and publish the ,amendedf re-
port. Who doubts his diseased morality
after reading his Indianapolis set-down
speechp Doubtless he could produce other
certificates and prove that his disease is
loyal one, too. The greatest mistake he
ever made was that oflnTpducipg his fes7
Itering, loathsonie carcass in public as4
Isembiage where he so thoroughly unbos-
omeehRnd exposed his moral unoleanliness.
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-07-14
A Blast from a Radical.

The Chicago Tribune, roaring Radical
newspaper, says: Ira WnatHt
THE proposed increase of the tariff is an
attempt on the part of its advocates tC
take about two hundred millions of dollars,
at one swoop, out of the pockets of the
rightful owners and transfer It 10 the man
ufacturers, merchants jobbers and specu-
lators, who have goods on hand, whether Of
domestic or foreign production. II is a
pure scheme of plumber, without excuse or
palliation, and we shall hold every Western
member of Congress who voted for II
(whatever his name OF politics may be)
up to the execration of his defrauded con-
stitutents." ....tH...-..
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-07-14

tB-A California Democratic paper had
for subscriber, by some singular chance,
an ultra Radical. The editor had a. way of
speaking of things which riled the Rad.
terribly. One day, however, the Demo-
cratic editor bore on little harder than
common, when the Rad. wrote to him
"stop my damned paperw Not to be out
done by an Abolitionist in brevity or po-
liteness, the editor responded-a'Damn you,
we willi"
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-07-14

G7i- More ''Iove for the soldier, was eX-
hibited at a Radical convention, held the
5tler day in Evansville, Ind. The hypo-
critical triekstcrs first EL - %
Res0lped That we continue to appreciate
the services and sacrifices of the heroic de-
Tenders of the Union, and that we intend to
show our faith by our works by awarding
them positions of honor and profit taking
care of the disabled among them" &c.
Then the next patriotic spasm was to
nominate, for County Treasurer, a man
named RHErNLANDER, ahale, hearty, sturdy
Rad, showing but the slightest favor to a
one armed soldier, named WIN. WARREN! I!
The ardent love that is manifested for
the "brave boys in blue by these partisan
Radicals, passeth all understanding.
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-07-14
4sw Sauertissssats.
DISSOLUTION NOTICE.

VNHE partnership heretofore existing between
L the subscribers under the firm name OF Tur-
ner, Moses n Co., Wholesale dealers in Dry Goods,
&c, is this day dissolved by mutual consent, II.
The business will be continued ut the old stand,
No. 3e Opera House by 3. W. Turner and William
~l'l' ii. M. TURNER, lo y
"itii 'H' &C. MOSES ''ri9
July 49, 1sss-jy14ds ,',,,t ''.'.'7T7 I'dio ~
a 'i = if'H' ~ ldoufn M conyl i iglt t'
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-07-14

PREBLE CoUSTY.-Saturday, the 18th
August, has been chosen by the Central
Committee, for they Democracy OF treble
to meet in Convention and the selection OF
county ticket, 4 ult
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-07-14

o The collections Of Internal Revenue in
the Seventh (Columbus) District Of Ohio,
for the fiscal year, amounted TO Sl,l94,-
Io0 ~. --..- -.L L.IlY
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-07-14
Bridge Proposals,

AUDITORS OFFIcE, MONTGOMERY 90, o.
t DAYTON, July y, 1sg6
SEAI.ED proposals for building bridge across
received until noon, Monday, August 9, 1855. Plan
and specification can be Seen at this oflice i n
The Commissioners reserve the right TO reject
any or all bids III they deem proper W il5 ts
IA Il' D. W, DIETRICH
jylOdawlw Auditor Montgomery Col Ohio
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-07-14
NEWS BREvfTfEs.

A man living at a village near Mobile at
tcmptrd 10 frightcn some girls By wrapping
whitc cloth aroundhis body and person.
ding aghost All fhn but one. Who I,alled
ont rtyolvcr and fred six balm into the
Head nnd body. At the flrst sldt the most
fell, Int she confused flting. Alas Door
ghostI
At Savannah, on the 10Th, man was
found dead .on. the leyees with one hundred
and ten staps In, ,hls body Vie ears were
Was Otherwise frlghtfally mptllatel, -s-..s,
party of soldiers have passed through
Cairo, having In charge the six-pounder
from yaisp tpe grst shot Of the Ts6ellion
charicstoh harbor. The gun islo beAepdAl
tied at Washington.
The loss of the .Etna Insurance Compa-
ny, of Hartford, Conn., by the Portland
fire is about S2OO,0OO. 1t has been errone-
Iousy reported q thred tunes that amount,
The largest FIRE that ever occurred at
portagei Wisconsin, happened last Satur-
day. About dozen buildings In the busi-
ness quarters we're .destroyfd. o.
Dispatches from Leavenworth. Kansas,
say that the Indian Council at Fort Lara
mie has Broken tfp.1 II was complete
ihICc, tlc lhuiblis feiiSiHH 10 MAKE peace
except upon their own tcrms-the with
drawal of all the troops aud travel from
their hnntiug GROUNDS north Of the Platte.
The Council has been an enormous expense
To the Government. Ttat A
The New York TndelkneeRt says Done
OF our eNciangas IL ealled the 'Mdc-a-cheek
Press name which, In community where
kissing goes by favor, Is probably n corrup-
tion of Smack cheek" -, gaTf- q
Not so bad, considering that its conduct
or, Colonel DoN PIArr, was yesterday mar
ried, by Rt. Rev, Bishop PURcELI, to his
first wife's sister Miss ELLEN kirby, at
Cincinnati. ...,. --y
There are some extraordinarily fast
"bucks," at Saratoga, this seas0n9 They
tell of one gentleman who drives four-in-
hand that cost $4,000 for the horses, aud
$1,000 for the harness, with a liveried SER
want. lus9 Ts i.it lfIHo f.ID|
'.-,-' -1r..i .f.ddaiH luYnftrit
n. THE PLATPoRM.-- Ii q fr-T y-.s..-r-, -, !
x Equality of States or another war! ~ "
White men to govern white men.
8 Equal taxation or repudiation
The Hartford CourGnt says it is as yet
impossible TO figure up the losses of the
Insurance Companies In the great fire at
Portland. The lE,tna risks amount to
$650,000; Hartford to $l,O00,000. i
3, The window of EwiHg'sCLoan Office, in
Columbus, was broken Thursday evening,
while the proprietor was absent, and 5000
in compound-interest notes. and a $lD0
bond, with some other valuables, captured.
The thict has not been heard of.
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-07-14

AuDIToR's OFFICE, MONTGOMERY co., OIL
50 sfaI HfrH .t. DAYTON, July 0. 1906 \
CEALED proposals for building bridge across
~ Hear Creek, where the county road crosses on
the old Gebhart Farm will be received until Mon,
day, August D 1855. Plan and specification at this
Commissioners viii reject any and all bids II
necessary u .t-. g-.l = J. w DIErRICH,
jyiodawlw Auditor Moptgomery Co, Ohio
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-07-14

E&- BARSuM has come all the way out
to Indianapolis,we see it intimatcd to pro-
cure those notable certificates of MoRToE's
examining physicians, that he is only '"peg-
ging ont" by "moral disease" He wants
to deposit them in the same niche In his mu-
seumwith the goose quill with which Uncle
a BIZ signed the proclamation of annihila-
tion of the niggers. ,e,,s
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-07-14

SB~The Macon Telegraph, of the Sd, says
''Some idea of the amount which the cot
ton planters win have to pay under the
proposed impost on that staple may be
formed from the fact the two cent internal
revenue tax on cotton has realized the fol-
lowing sums from August last up to the
end of May Macon district, $a000.OU0;
Augusta district, $1,000, 900; Savannah dis
trict, $360,0O0; Atlanta district, $3.50, 900; q
total Of $3,oi0.0OO in nine months.N lLaf ~
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-07-14

a ~ Nl.A "
'e 2Otb MAY, 1866.
J The location Of the Springs and the mineral
properties OF the waters, are n sure guarantee
against all mslari0us or Contagious diseases
Qmnibusses will rnp lron All day trains on the
on eilSiC, r! X. A-f Passengers leaving Cincinnati
by the six O'Clock A, NJ. train win arfsve at the
Springs at two O'Clock p. M, aud by the nine
O'Clock train win arrive at 4 80 p. NJ. ~, aaI
fine COTILLoN RAND will be in attendance
throughout tho season. poai grrss
All letters, packages. etc, belonging TO guests,
conveyed free of charge 10 and from the Springs.
II III E O f. I'll @ r
VIII be under the supervision of Major d f. FL
FfEiD, lately of Adams Express and formerly of
g., Al n st Louis r. r., and of Q. f. TOPPING,
formerly of Calf House Louisville, and lately Of
Burnet House, Cincinnati. . " h'ha lsag 2,
Guests visiting the Springs can hays very as
surance that the fare and Accommodations will be
equal If notspperior toany watering place in tie
United States. f--., 9r''','
The usual trip tickets will be issued by the var-
Gus railroads leading from Cincinnati All bag
gage transported free pc tr
TERMS-Four dollars per day for transient
guests, and the usual reduction for families re-
naming during the season. .,1' ~ r'.,i-
Roy Post once address. Lewis Center, Ohio,
ft,,.f.ff I0l Nj ~ EERRN
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-07-14

Troches are used with aINvhys go0I snecess! 7
q. SINGERS AND PUBLIC SPEAKERS 'n',
Will dnd nroeAes useful in clearing the voice when
taken before Singing or speaking, and relieving
the throat after iin unusual exertion Of the vocal
scflcd by Phys,etahs, and 'hAve'fad Testimonials
from eminent men throu ghout the country! Being
an article OF true merit. and having pfoUed their
eficacy by u test of many years, each year 'nnds
them IN new localities in various parts of the
world, and the IFoohes are universally Ir0nouHced
better than other articles. Ifh.tr Ufi
Obtain only BROWNS BRONCHIAL TRO-
OtIES y and do pot AXE anyOf the WoTzAiess Int
-toli0sis THAT Maybe offered. -
Sold every where in this, Unitel States, aud For
oiItn Countries ,lata6 cents per boxsF oC2t -6vdE
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-07-14
LEGAL NOTICE.

NOTICE Is hereby given that the undersi gped
IN has been duly appointed Adminis TRAITOR Or tllc
cry county. Ohio, f .r.i lr s.l0.ssI a,
tnS0dsts lui3uHfa n. THoMPsOHNf
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-07-14

NM is--..stI. has V4G .<og
w ANTED-PERSON OUT OF EN-
PLOY MENr, or those Wanting BOARD Informa-
ton IS to Lost Articles to Advertise in the
Empire Want Column.
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-07-14

A WAR RELIC.-The internal revenue
now yields s3l5,OO0,OOO per year, This is n
source of revenue that was entirely un-
known before the war. This Is the amount
that the people of this once free and happy
country now pay in direct taxes. What
n text for q Fourth of July orationi And
yet this is the least of the evils that has
been entailed upon us by the incessant
meddling of New England Plritanism
EStates. .,,.,,,.t ,.,,.,,,y VuaSl 100
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-07-14

eBT~It is not true that Major. General
HOOKER has been or is to he relieved from
the command Of the, Department Of the
East, General PoPE succeeding. That story
originated in a sensation telegram from
Washington, and was entirely unfounded.
General HOOKER, we are pleased to add, is
in improving health, and nearly we'll I p s
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-07-14
Patent Pumps for Bored wells.

GOUNTY AND TOWN, RIGHTS. FOR ONO of
" James suegctps Patent, for sale by us at
Dayton, Ohio Warning Is hereby given against
lnfingcmehts upon said patent as We have order ed
prosecution Cor the same. y. n. HOME
Z Dllyion, June a ls66-dawim w j. SHELDON
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