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The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-01-30
DALE OF REAL ESTATE BY ORDER
OF THE PROBATE COuRT

OF THE PROBATE COURT
on MONDAY, February 10, 1865 between the
hours OF II NJ. and r. Nj, ON the premises. two
miles east of the town of Miamisburg, will be sold
70 the highest bidder the following real estate as
the property Of John Friday. deceased, situate In
the county Of Montgomery and State of Ohio. viz:
Out-lots numbers one and two ON George l.
Deckert's plat OF out-lots, in section 10, town /
range NJ. RS, which plat is duly recorded IN
Montgomery County records, plat book A. page q
Lot NO. containing slN acres, and lot No 2 con
tanning i've acres more or less. Also the following
Beginning ni the W. corner OF section 49, town j. .
range SIX, NJ. Rs.i thence n. u degree H. 10 rods
ana IL links TO a stone for corner: thence \ GBa<
degrees, h, rods 70 a Stone Tor corner; thence
= degree, w, 10 rods and Is links 10 a stone for "A
corner; thence s. G6I degrees W. 8 rods 10 the
place of beginning, containing one half acre Also
the following Lying in section is, town T. range
NJ. RS, beginning ut the north.e east corner Of
section Is, 80; thence n. 6Sk degrees n 1O1
chains; thence 5. q degree W. $40 chains 10 the
middle Of the road thence n. S29t degrees W 875
chains thence n. y degree Il. i12 chains to the
dredths of an acre (75-lOO acre)
All 70 be sold an entire tract and free of
dover, said property has been appraised free of
dover at q 30, and can not sell for less than two.
thirds Of the appraised value thereof
TERMS-One- third cash on day Of sale one
third in one, and one third In two years thereafter
deferred payments 10 be secured by mortgage on
the premises, aud 10 bear interest from date
ELIAS GEBIiARr, Administrator,
ADAM CLAY, Atty. ian2O-4tw
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-01-30

A country editor speaking OF spiritual
ism. says:
We don't believe IN any medium. cx-
ccpt the circulating medium, and that has
become so scarce that Our belief in It is
shaking"
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-01-30
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j
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The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-01-30

"Mlr. Jones' do you think that marriage
is a means of grace ~ "Certainly. madam;
anything is a means of grace that breaks up
pride aud leads 60 repcntance.'-Sc
closes with a mop handle.
, 1866-05-28

E1Qn auc ~ hAfH4E{slQu NufUpltle$ NAF 1Sl
We publish below petition, presented in
the Senate yesterday b Mr.. Sumner, which,
although but the petition Of one mana SOL
1ier In the Union army In the late ar against
treason-isa fair illustration Of the prevailing
feeling OF apprehension that justice may be
cheated in the case Of the great arch tTaitor
or his guilt they know, tncrc is no doubt. 1t
Is patent as the sun in heaven at midday.
The conviction Of it Is as universal aud is
peryadtDg as the air in which NC lire and
move. and no veil of sophistry can conceal It.
People scarcely hare patience to see days con-
suuied In taking evidence as to facts which
hare passed into the history Of the world,
and stand consplcuously IN its blackest pages !;
they tce1 rcstiye under the prospect Of long,
technical points Of law, when the voice Of the
law and the Constitution, both of which hare
been outraged By crimes Of hehdtsh heiuous-
ness, cry aloud for the execution Of Justice.
The petition Of the undcrsignedi tate sol
dier for the Union, represents:
]. That Justice to the living and the dead
requires that the arch-rebcl, Jefferson Davis,
| should be punished for his many crimes.
.. That thcrc is great danger that If tried
| By civil court sccessiou{sts may sci on the
jury. and that consequently he may be &C.
quilted. or The jury may disagree.
.: That the only proper way to trs TIL.
Therefore your petitioner prays that the
Senate may direct Ills Exccllcncy, the Fresi
! dent, to convene contt martial with power
TO try Jefferson Davis, and, II they find hiu
guilty. to order him to be shot on the 4th dag
OF July, 1865.
get my names to this petition, as your hon or
able body Is well aware that It represents th
sentiments Of al his patriotic countrymen.
| JOHN II. FARASNAs,
4o4 East Thirtteth street, New York.
, 1866-05-28
VOL, XIX.

cause aa they phrase it, viii get triumph,
not IN war, but In politics" In nv. jnds-
ment," said Grant, " the tone Of certain men
and certain papers at the North Is such as to
do iucalculahlc mischief, in making the late
rebels believe that they arc just as much en-
titled to rule Us ever, aud that If they will
only stand BY what they are pleased to call
their rights they will have help from
the North" This,'' Significantly add
cd Grant, Ills only playing over
again the incipient stag Of the
rebellion. He was confident that the large
majority Of the Southern people would
smother their rcsentments aud become good
citizens, II these mischief.makersa st the North
(thc Coppcrheads} " ould only let them alone.
For himself, ii be had the power, the first
1lsing he would do would be to seize the -tcic
York Ne,es, and kindred sheets, Which are
giving the South So dangerous IN idea Of their
own position and rights"
"1'roops," said General Graut, "must be
kept in all the principal points il the South
for some time to como. This will be necessa-
r. to Ecpress the turbulence Of class OF the
south very dangerous to all weli-dfsposcd
persons, and to protect the rights Of the freed
men, WHO arc looked upon with deep hatred
by very large proportion Of the people. I
ain in favor, however" he added, ''of not re-
tanning our volunteers for this duty, because
they very naturally think that they fulfilled
their engagement one year since"
, 1866-05-28
THE MISSISSIPPI RIVER VALLEY
RAILROAD,

Meeting at Cogilagton. Tenu.-Atte1np pit
to Revive the Scheme.
At large and respectable meeting Of the
citizens OF Upton County, Tenn, ut Coying-
ton, on the 7sh day Of May, 1866, for the pur-
suscitating the project Of building th.1Missis-
sirps River Railroad, On motion Of Nj. John
T. Douglass, Judge Alex. ". Smith was called
10 the Chair, and Henry Sanford appointed
Secretary.
After few wen-timed remarks Of the
Chairman, as to the object Of tue meeting,
Rev. DR.. Kerr, Of Shelby County, addressed
the meeting, clearly and forcibly showing the
Importance Of the road, and proving beyond
question the ability Of the people along the
line Of the road 10 build 1t, and also demon
strating that they, BY cmbark1ng in this en-
terprise, would enhance the value OF their
property to such an extent that, viewed SIM
ply as business transaction, It would be to
their interest to build the road.
Tie following resolutions were introduced
and unanimously adopted:
Etso!tt1, That an ExecutlvclC COMMITTEE, copstst-
In: Of five sen1crncn be appointed BY the Chair TO
other eonntlea in urging ths eary construction Of
R+soire,l, THAI these committees be requested 10
e.
will meet elmer In the 1own Of Ripley or In the
civ OF Mcu,phis 10 pertec, The organization Of
Boar1 of Diftc,ors, etc.
I;tsolted, Tbal a. 5. Mitchell. Esq., he seuue.ted
10 open correspondence NTH The illinois central
l:atlroad Conraor, With view TO- ascertain what
assi>tanee may be looked 'cs rom that company TO-
ward building the proposed road.
L9+4alxtI. That a. soon as board Of Directors
.haiI have been organized. said Board be requested
10 r,c their early attention to the charter Of the
raad and procure It's rrncwal hy the Legislature Of
.euuessvc, or its amendment as the Gaze may
require.
hfsatrtd, That the proceedings OF this ncetipc,
together With m nddc.s to the countie. through
whsch the proposed road will run. oe foswatded 81
The sccrrary Ur tho nectiug lor publication IN The
Cairo UtnsGtrGf chicago IE1RUSE and IN ali Of The
| Memphis papcIs.
tThc {;hairman onnointed the fn11owinn
! nI!neu Ec"l'cucn ~ 'ns .Seet'1'e Son'
| mtttee:j
[john 7. Douglass, VIM. Mcintosh, Alex, HIND.
man, Nflforu WriRh,, Wm. Coward. Ur. 6. G.
:. NtsArftf, That try Us. Kerr l]c appointed 10
prcparc imrnetlate}y m a5uzcs- 10 The c,iyena hi
| she river COUNTIES on The line or the proposed
rolu. sttun. fortn lis importance aud othef mat.
In cornriianrr with tGc }orroninc, rrsot,,,
.,r... IL -. r,o.u,,t ~ ti,n Er1ia--;..s. ~
inn, ~ ,,,1 et tsssu tt ine ,oo"t ~ ~
| ufess, WHEN was unanimously adopIed
10 the States Of 1c1ncs Eee and hcntucsy:,
| II Is proposed to hnild- a. near ns possible. ar
air line railroad tfom The ctty Of Mcmphls> Tenn,
to thc city OF Cairo LII. Such road would neces
1.au tfc1da e. Ohion anu dyer 10 the Sta:e ui Zen
| ne-see, and Fulton, Hickman and BALLARD In THE
| stale Of Kentucky. The lands OF these counue.
os rich and productive az the Land. III any 0thc
q ef sns 'ss ese%sas sss sosa
Uarxuc the importance Of such q road to such
, 1866-05-28
FRUM NASHVILLE.
Closing ProceedEugr Of tue Legislature
-Gsoy. 1SrosynloV,s Nominations lie.
iptfraIs &c.


-&;ov. Hrowniow's Nominations Ikc-
Jcctcls &c.
Especial Despatch to the Chicago Tribunc-l
NASHVILLE May :S.
The business Of the rrcsent session Of the Ten
ncs*ce Legislature closed to-day, and the dual I'D
luuslnacnt On Monday will be only formal The
Senate Today refused to confirm two oi the uomI-
:a.iout tent iu bY Goy, Btowplow. Capt, Brown
aud Or. Squirting. ere rejected simply because they
were Northern men. No other reason could be
urged, and senator Trinabtc. IN an eloquent speech
forecd their opponents 10 admit the fact.
Senator Itumhull. Rhose course heretofore has
cudlaftd him 10 ali loyal men North and South.
permitted prejudice to creep out that i'll becomes
one who owe. lite and Liberty aud the protection
81 the Government he loyee. 10 Northern men
ability Than ettlez Of The others, Wa Confirmed
almoet uuau1nouely. Hor long will Union men
Of Tennessee permit these Silly ptcjudires TO stand
IN The way Of the best .ntcrrrse Of thc State.
fec, from Ih1s date.
Ii. Civil Rights Bill passed amended 10 lcgal,ze
marriages In cases whcrr The freedmen haye been
l.!u. IL mai and wafe without form Of law, TINS
drpr.r'n: tho Frcedmen's Bu&eau 6l variable
revenue.
Man, important snea.uEce will come before the
adjourned res sion 10 November.
NASHVILLE, May s6.-The Senate today con
ss sss Sssi: S ~ oss of naossn ,he asteopo e
tan Police. Commissioners, hat rejected
Messrs. brown and Squirting, the olhtr two.
H. fe lin. IL The senats is very *srnnely IN vo'
The yer f. four ard hall feet On the shoaia
| and r1:ing slowly.
Over *.,ooo Ners Invested in Fcaiau bonds las
here hass depsF;ed Ser,s. M is "a
ported on thysf way 10 the frontier, where dem
! on>tration will shortly be made.
, 1866-05-28
ENGtISH PARLIAMENTARY &C.
Tl0N ON THE VALPARAISO
COMMANDMENT.
A Liverpool Meeting Com
pliments Com. Rodgers
Action.
CONTINUED SuBSlDEhCE OF
THE FINANCIAL PAHlc.
Var Preparations Still in Pro-
gress.
The PROSPECTS FOR 4 GENERAL
EUROPEAN CONGRESS.
New School Presbyterian Assem-
| bly, at ST. Louis.
Adoption Of Radical Resolutions
| on the State Of the Country.
Var Preparations Still in Pro-
sreSS.
The PROSPECTS FOR 4 GENERAL
EUROPEAN CONGRESS,
New School Presbyterian Assem-
bly, at St. Louis.
Adoption Of Radical Resolutions
on the State Of The Country,
FROM WASHINGTON.


Especial Despatch to the Chicago TEsauae.1
NAsn1SGToS, May -.
COLORADO VETO MESSAGE.
Present indications arc that the Colorado Veto
Message will moi, according 10 assignment, be
called up In the Senate on Tuesday, but viii be
postponed till the consideration Of the Coustitu-
tional Amendment Is finished, a. three Senators,
Who may vote Tor the hill> are now ahsent. Two Of
these, who voted against It originally, arc expected
to vote for 1t now, but II il not likely that enough
votea can be secured to pass it over the veto.
MRS. JEFF. DAVIS.
Sfss. jet. Davis et,l1 remains IN the city, and
fecetvcs many friends at her rooms. It's under.
=tocd that she returns 10 Fortress Monroe tomor-
row.
The pirate Senaaes has gone TO Baltimore With
ont the pardon he waited.
rREEDHExs BUREAU MATTERS.
Gen. Howard has written letter to tho President
aeking that officers Of bis bureau against whom
charges are made, mag hereafter hare an opportu
nifty 10 appear before court martial before being
seriously condcmed.
ASISTEREsT1SC FACT.
Secretary McCullocb's speech has giSen riee to an
investigation, which ehoxs that President johnson
obtHined hlsh reputation Us Constitution ttnk-
CT. While Member Of the Hoase he proposed
mite distinct amendments to the Constitution du
rim: slnr1c session.
FORCED CONTRIBUTIONS,
A morning paper asserts that u certain Colonel
ieichard Dunbar is tra7eliuc at the Nes! fot The
purpose Of lcvyin. contributions upon otlce-hold-
crs 10 support the Washington johnson Club.
coL1EcTonsIlIr ST PRINCETON. I'LL.
II ie reported that the President has not set sat
i:Ged himself about the Coec,orship ut Princeton,
ILL.,, Mr. JOHN Il. Bryant hasln4 BEEN once re-
moved and then 1e-lnstatcd. Al the request OF
the New York Ertnsn9 Post influence, he is now to
, 1866-05-28

spirit with which their report was presented
to tho Senate; that he should proceed With
the same spirit Of compromise, aud ask the
Senate to adopt amnesty and suffrage ga =
basis Of the final plan, modified as the wisdom
ofthe scnate might indicated Failing In this
their measures seemed to contain any ele.
mcnts OF good-but he did hope that the es-
scntial principles Of justice and mercy would
never be lost sight OF.
, 1866-05-28
FROM NEW YORE.

Frninn FTnss MccttuS-Turder Item
Death OF a Catholic Clergyman.
Ma ToHK- Nay s1.-At ass meeting Of the
Ftn,sus At ttopsr Institute, last night, stephens
dcit>.rd eFnr' raslre~a.
The case Of Louis a. Colin, befort mcnt' oncd a.
'mhtzztr oi n'.Les anu securities 10 lhc amount
of &c, 600 from Dutcau, sherman i Co., ws3 De-
70 c lhr CONT Yesterday.
Nlchs1d Pola1d, tailor, vas murdered lust
, 1866-05-28
Symptoms Of CataIfh.
By A. 4. Lfrhthitl, II. D.

catnh in tts nrst stages IL an Inflammation Of the
lining Of the hose. 1t produces feeling Of uneast
ness heatend stness In the are closed
one Of both Sides caused By the thcken1ng Of the
membrane from iafamua a,Ion soon a thin, watesy
Substance commences. e1cor'atlns that part Of tho
skin with which il Gomez in contact. II tie disease
Is not checked thcu the dtteharge soon becomes lck
ned purultnt Of erecntsh yellow. sometimes Hinged
with blood. With Al odor more or less disssrccabte
md sometimes rerJ Offensive. TIE breath Of the pa-
tient becomes re~oltns1y offensive Is 70 Isolate him
from society. and render him object Of disgust 10
himself The discharge frequently drops down The
laroat and has to be hswked rr crdts obtain re
lief; thus imratsrG, and in many cases destroying
the voice the nse OF taste and fnle become Ereas
Impaired. and aometaes entirely lost; distressing
headache uaakes It's appearance the conta snuscs
become Involved, and rcura1sc rain In the face aud
head Al 5000 the other slnuses become affected. II
the Inflammation extends through the Eustac Man
tubes to the middle car ditagrctable noises In the
lesd and III make their appearance, the hearing
become more less impaired, aud In many cases en-.
tirely destroyed. lit e1tenos down the threat 1t
giyca rise to dsspeplla bropchItts, and oen,imes
tox>rA,11os. mE2Sd7l
, 1866-05-28

MiLwArKEE, May d. LIN and afs=r Monday. the
eSlb 1nstsnts tnc GET irA!na on tn. Nllwau-
kec and 81. panl Hallway, interrupted for tew
siayH by the burning Of the hr.dr aver the Wt:cou-
Eln River At kiboarn City, viii RESUME 1her rcsu-
lar trips hast and West ra-reu:rrs wtll 70
through Without dclay, and make su1c counec1ipnt,
hY means OF q good, taie ferry over ftc river III
that place. Th- bridge Will be up mad rcaar 10
ran over inside et tNo wtekt. Meythan1f-c and
tight frc16h. 70 through nov.
A. Y, II. C4nrExTER,
General Paxacrucr Acrrt
, 1866-05-28
FRDA INDIANAPOLIS,

Republican Primary Elcctio1s-Death
OF mn old mud Wealthy Citizen.
Especial Despatch 10 the Chicago Tsioune.l
1xD1AxAror1s. Mas q.
The primary election Of Saturday was asp!Eitcd
but harmonion. contest for nominations. resulting
in the eccc11on Of Ticket which challenge tic
vo.es Of the whole pszty. The soldiers were re-
membe.pd for three Of The Offices.
The death Of Calssn Fletcher, one Of ont Oldest
and Wealtht3*t citizens. occurred on Saturday. He
rss stxtyn years Of age, and his esfase amounts
10 one million and quarter. Thrce Of our tanks
with which be was connected are closed.
, 1866-05-28
NEW SCHOOL PRESBTTERIAN
ASSEMBLY.
Adoption Of Radical ReaolQtions on tn
SfaYe, k,f rfae f,0nDttE

State Of The Country.
Sr. LoC1s, May e6.--Reto1utton* On the stare of
the country were adopted By the Sew School As
q nb1y yesterday: They we're quite radical. While
they utter no word directly against the President,
thar rtjolce Ut the continued functions
Of The f-reedmcn's bureau. aud especially the
passage OF the Civil RiElts Hill. They
reiterate The position the Assembly took tsst year
In regard to negro suffrage, and claim that II Il be
not u2iye1.a1, It ought At least 10 BE- impartial
They bcleye the hsett Of representation should BE-
10 cnnn;vd ~ to meet exiRene1et gro sing out Of
ut.yc Congress should ADOPT any N :thod Of re-
construction TINT does not fn!ls project al loyal
hc sindlcaIon OF justice. the chief leaders OF the
rebellion should b. due process u law be condcniy
pn1tthed. 4 motion 10 .tnke ont thls Last ,esol1.
lion N1s lot hy decided vote, and the whole &C.
rics passed without dissenting voice.
, 1866-05-28

New ORR, May e7.-Ihe steamer Atlantic, from
Bremen. arrived, hae 1850 passengers. steamer
BelJoua. from Ha<Te, arrived, has 500 pnseenE n
H1eaner Al-pro.ft from Liverpool, hae so pa -senGefs
steamer t1iy Of Manchester ha+ 20 p,s-rncete
a1.o, arrived, steamers Maupo4a and New Or1eare
, 1866-05-28

LOUISVILLE, May s7.-TeHc1'. the murderer. Was
captured by the citizen. Of Shelby, 1le yesterday
and tent here to-day. he received 1nrrc -hots BE-.
fore being captured, and it il supposed they will
prove mora! m7n mined Rakcf war nlfo CAP
1u1ed with him. 4 th1ra asEoel1te e.capad.
, 1866-05-28

FAJF 1UF &U1uICFH HUI SA1IUfHF VFpNUUH.
WASHINGTON. May s6.--Activc preparations src
making for naI1oDal fair tor the benefit Of the
Sat!or=' apd Sotdlers' Urphsns Hume. 4 spscous
building y now In the course ofcFrclon Ut inet-
section OF Pennsylvania avenue aud Seventh lrccs,
for The fatt. Cen. Aueer has detailed a number ot
SOLDIER, Who netting carpenfere, commenced The
, 1866-05-28

Foreign Markets,
LIVERPOOL May Il. r. N.
Go17os-p11l, With little Inquiry, prices weak.
The sales tor two days wese la.t0o bales OF which
ErecHlAtols And exporters toGk 1.SM.
tE:De1EffS-SteR1Y. ...
Observation-Disclosures, cxtcpt lard. which ts trmcr
sales At iAGtsts.
LoSpoy. Mar II.
S7ccKs-consol.. sGxRs1k for money: u !. 521s,
kk@es: Eric Shares i5G s6; Illinois Central shares,
46t@iiH.
, 1866-05-28

EA&e l0e E31tE OF EaC1 4QDeff16eft Ah9
helr Post U1ce address, With Town. COUNTY aud State
In Eul- Money by Draft, r. 0. order, E1ptest, in
REGISTERED Letters, may te sent 1t our risk
Address al communications %
BRIAN, EOSBEkO1K Il CO..
lii Natisoa-st., Chicago, III.
r. o. Drawer 5A:.7-
- The pronriesors Will donate to the Home Of the
Frttnd1ess thica2o e;.tDo+ Thete will be {30oo re-
served from the prrson tectts1ng the 35ooa1 GIFT,
which will be DONATED to the poor through the Young
Ak CAristia1 Association, aud from tnc perton re-
cttvnE the 10 ot0 Glft Will be reserved ao00 which
will be donated to the Soldiers Home, Chlcseo; aud
also from the pezsons receiving tho {1p.eGo Glna
Gree1backs viii be reserved 500, making &1.soa.
which will be donated to the different Orphan Asy-
luEs In the City Of chicaeo. perfect title will be
given TO all Of the above Real Eslute.
at the request of Ar. Crosby, Manssrr Of C1osbx's
Opera House, changed the pl1ce Of holding .he
Concert from the Opera House 10 Smith d Sl1on'x
comnodions Hsd, which has been engaged for that
pnrpose. mN c6s7,3t.A.wtf.net
, 1866-05-28

ST. 1.orir, May 2G.-1hc large Wholesale drug
Lousc OF Tcttr E. Blow. On Nam street, and the
extensive job printing aud stationery establishment
OF II. r. Siudley + Co, adjoining. was burned this
cunning. The loss Will probably reach $l5o, ,00v.
, 1866-05-28

p17snunGH, May e7s-Rver swelling already.
1x1,b two feet one inch G. water in the c4snn:t 6y
nice mark. 1t has be"n Tatn,ne lhr great part OF
he day Il Il now cloudy with appearance Of 1atu.
, 1866-05-28
CHICAGO, MONDAY, MAY 28, 1866.

night IN tenement house On East Fourth street.
BY William cormack. bis lase emp1o5e. The Latter
ts etll 1t Iarge,
Rev. Dr.. Price, pastor Of Catholic Church In
Brooklyn, died yettertay, aged si1ty.fEe.
, 1866-05-28

FoR7nEss MONROE, May 27--Aeeess. O'Conror
and eben arrived this morning On the steamer jus.
T. Brad5 for an interview wttn Nj. Uayts.
, 1866-05-28

AuT party procuring c.nb Of nve or ro.e names
tor TcEets, ana forwarding the money for The tama
viii be allowed the ,otao%ans commission. yiz: va
Will send
, 1866-05-28

e e. Fl. SCn1TES. A1vcrt1si pR A gent,
IL Dearborn street, fs authorized to receive
Advertisements for the Tribune. and nil
other leading pm pern throughout tho United
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