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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1866-05-03
SAN FRANorsuo p,spArUn.
DtsrlrcH TO THE GOLD HILL DAILY NEWS.
SAX Francisco. Ma

Mail Steamer Arrived -Forrest n
= Passenger.
sAN Francisco, May S-lrx.
The Pacific mail steamer, Constitution, Is
telegraphed outside the Heads. Forrest, the
tragedian, 10 a passenger.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1866-05-03

Az we'll a with the mountain towns throughout
ElDorado, Alpine and ESmeralda counties.
Couch T. Co.'S Stage Line connect With this
Train at Latrobe, conveying passengers TO all the
larger towns Of Amador, Calayeras, and Tuolum'
ne counties. The 6 and 1890 4. n. trains down
connect with the Pioneer Stage Line at Shingle
Springs, and With Couch & Co.. Stage Line at
Latrobc.
FREIGHT will Be taken on all trains except
the 81 A. n. train nom sacramento, and the 1880
". train from Single Springs.
mag n 2. A. BISHOP, Superintendent.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1866-05-03
Deaths.
NEW TO-DAY.

Masonic Notice.
THE MEMBERS OF SILVER STAR
/ Lodge No. F. & A. u, are hereby~N
notified tina, Q SPECIAL CoAMUN1. ~
CATION Of said Lodge will DO held Az w
tho Hall, this CTHURSDAY) evening, At seysn
o'clock ?. NJ. SoJourning Brethren arc invited
to DO present.
BY order Of tho W. II.
JOHN v. A. LANSING.
my3 II Acting Secretary.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1866-05-03
Belief for Horses and Cattle !

Relief for Horses and Cattle !
THE UNDERSIGNED RESPECT.
L fully informs tho public that he hH1%
sstahllIhsd A
Stable and Veterinary Onee.
On the Divide, between Gold Hill and virginia
City. Nevada Whore he 10 prepared 10 bsstew
medical attention to
HORSES. CATTLE. SHEEP AND DOGS.
which may b entrusted to him. He also o5srI
Q Free Consultation At his Once from 10 TO 70
o'clock A. n. daily, having had an extensive OK.
periencs In the business In Europe and the Uni.
ted States, and lately Of San Francisco. He 10
enabled to apply the most efhclent and successful
remedies against diseases Of all kinds and Iolicits
the public patronage. Charges moderate. Refer.
epees Of nuqusItionsbls versdsy, from men Of
known r~espectabuity.
Veterinary Surgeon.
March Is, 1855. mrl6
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1866-05-03

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suit from Youthful FollIes, Excuses Of Maturity
or Ignorance Of Psychology and Natures Law.
There invaluable Lectures have been me mesni
Of snlishtenlng and saving thousands, Anc W. ~
be forwarded FRrr on receiving 70 ees.s a.
postage stamps. BY addressing Seefs!sy rr..Is
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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1866-05-03

Total ContInront' Fund.......... 13a 2.
Total DlIbur,ements ........... 3,807 OK
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1866-12-20

fuItat nod bo3u 70 gut 1T, ia bieIIei&t
nber SIRE GrIuartunsea gut aHsgefalIen
it," aseas3se,
Serr 8. g. abrabamlon fdpiea bisr.
daf anO man fab 60 feiner W1ieue an
oaB er i'm BeatiH mar, feinens suEiinitis
gen S@piegerfcbn @eht 5u Qebsn 7nnb
fA ben &ni4taI befelben Il GeiteH
nielbefaeterg sleeenbeit an5niMIiebeu.
Serr Srane 4idbarter fAien 6ies fIhon
TN Boraus an beInerten, uno bos Blins
Sein leiRet gtugen, 6ur@ bna Ct nit VIA
Dame slbrabonffen eltle unb0r6ure, zee
beimei Spra@e fiibrte, faien unggabr
befagen au tuoQeH: 1Geben tsie,
S4uiegerinama, i'd babe aud ibn, .ibui
Der Sieg tit laetn!'' -
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ter nerl@ieoeHe BIi6e Der aufridthjteR
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Wut SHtS YAHeuOC -<&ttguSA uBU10y95N UtAGe
rid mue S6nen fa9en, &ie iinh ber
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min meter ni@ts fdgen, Gie finh elm
Sauitn6ialdl = Mber, a6er! - Denttn
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ptaufbeIR 8ernunfterIn0en bic @aflen
itre6en niibte. 9ein, 6os bab i'd gar
nidt n0tbie, unb penn ID Die beIlolt
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niht meter oarum fiintmere, 10 tbiIe i@
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Srants Bidbarter.
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(SortiesaSs folst. "a
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1866-12-20

SrOlUn & 8trtins'
NJtanDs fiir baS Bolt.
40 Broome Str, Stem SOrf.

@tr uOaen bic Mafmsrtiamteit hes subIiiuMs ani
u,iere eleaanteii 4i6nos nit neien Sealsn, IN ssn
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aeri1n6tt Serpentin i'm Sooen; PIE Ass oongnnss IS.
seTpa,It .itrIt asfniste Sesls $50
gtpi .Da, Oftaper, Dier efese nsHbe eden,
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!Frem abersogeneu Sub fan aae TX ettap etouos,
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ouf Mppretur, auerbaftigtet, Hetnbetf UNI Snmels
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weientI ieben MbHnDer1n9en Der duBeren Spuenonng
ssrS 1ealt ruei1e BON ufelen 5abrltdnten auf Is
al Rliter uertheiIt meroen.
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BeIfdilter unn nes 9anDeIs anf eiae 9slnbhbe Ilns
tsrfuhune Der Betbteuite inferer 9tenos, 7 -
60 mir bic sroBen Auseoben psrmeloen, pelps mt
foitbareu Tobrtten no theuren 2aaern IN Der Staot
perbuabe,S finb, nO mir i'm Stabe, bteie Ytanos ~
YreiSer ~ pffertfea, uel9s 0oneurrent aut1soen
nm iaben nun Sebermann elm, steielbeH ~ Priifen'
enc &c iroena mo Gnoers tdufen. ~
! qBenn asfereajen unb 3ensnifie ron 2auftiebSas
bern perangt werDen 70 perpefen mir sieieben, ans
matt cine arobe 9arnoe nit Rinflernnmen 5u mas
me,I auf be- JeIden mir uniere AianoS perfoRft bas
beu. Sbr nrtheiI Iber bic wirtIi9en Ber6iente uns
jerer 4ianos, fber ibre 9dnerbatti9tett, @etf,
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l. ID. bGfrt auf egene GrfobrNugs haben piel mebr
sgertb, ais bic einfa4e Biligune zines, penn an9
NOD 10 fGbiseu 2iNitters, wel9eT IN ethem Botf
rat6s6ouie Snftrumeute IN sntem Eon uno Oronnng
periucbt tIr3 nadbem ne bic IeRtes pouenoenoen
Sonbefiffe bes Mrbeiters erbaIten baben.
nnier YapFto tit av M
,,SGneGler 8erfauf unb seriuse SOrtbriIr"
ny Dan fenbe Nm elm Circular IN
BrOtrn S 4ertinS,
bats 6@ 420 Sroome Strase, @erp gort.
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1866-12-20
8 ou0On, 10. Decb,

.asaHs5 ssa 4 on ~ ~. sOecbr. p
Sic OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES nnterIieat
perthieDenen 8eurtbeiIunqen. Seine
Neubcrinsen iiber bic 5enif4e angelre
eenbcit adlten aaeentein fir 5iuri0entig
uHo IabH. ~ esss
Die 8orberdtbun9en Hber bic 9orSs
Oeutfde BunOtsberfol1une baben am 19.
in Berlin beGcnnttl. Der $treif siuip
lden benz YapIte lsfl0 MniereIn Mbges
ianDten ilf eeidlidtst - Der Y0pft En-
Hart, Mr. Sing niibberftanoen gu BADEN.
SIN Seiterret9 bat bic @egiernng Die
S6ffmme nuf9e0eben, bic fsinblidle Gle.
naeltt III beff6bnen unD fOfrD 20 Der
Belt iiberIalleH, Die 9laft tH ii6erfbannen.
6rgpRrein ntpb iid Dor .Geutidylaup
aia1t bent iider fiblert Dem es 6eritdtfl
leine Befeltignngen an Der Grdn5e Be-
Oeuteno. Scr souep1rtiae Miniltel
MOultier Hnt feille GsitI6 ssna einae.
rei@t unD tsirb ben W1inifer Des Sns
ner1 De 9apaiette gum gla@ioloer ba.
ben.s sss q
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&i@tfA !!

Bon uub mad benz 1. Sannar 1857 mafftn Sts 81
eeAssn aaer ast an btn Eass ssrttaert Dersesi, an
wsI4em bieislbsn aHsIavfsn Hnb ale be, Del4e Gin
@ef4aft beginner, mafeA tbreH GtIaabRibf&eiH i'm
BorGus LSfen,
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tnb ia biefe Ssot5 eReei9 IOeM, 70 ME ale mhbese
eis TN staem Gef46fte pom ifssab peE4ss pef4asts
buns tbdtis fab, psHn Re fir baheIbs eff siaen Gss
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Sauen bat TO uBt5is eemasst anD aat @elaA1hsSs
treter psresm satnftig far gaGtagetstt tik SidfsE
gesiekmns sur tittsten DeraHtsvsstRns BeramddGoae
werbeH.
gfObert g. Tpfter, 30
b,2o-lieH e 80 ,ssss NeesrSer-
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1866-12-20
Meiue Raare.
gseiIlmafIl Z fIlrlffe,

Gin aroser Borratb Der peri&ieheHhem Axtttsk taT
acknowledgements ~ ben Der 9sk dEesmsiaensR
se.sr.s.rs xsy,sbsss u. sci. N. eHsrss apb g
Detail BEL
vfes@N 6e ~. . ~axeers n, Go,
as1ba@ zee non Gbur& ashs s4mmes @trabe-
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1866-12-20
3DbIem /! aobIert! 5aD6Ie,lI7

50 bin bereit, bic aterteile1f GnmberfonS Qobfsu
a. Fbenio uifesoeM 3yefe ~ iiseni, ala tfaz,t Ses
aanb % Der gtabt nna MD ia Der agetfe tortfabren
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EfbHs pHptsitM aaBgefnAt merben.
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Gin babfdber 2am0fis gum Oerfauf.

sin adnsHt sx ader untfaffenS unb nnr 2 Reitei.
usn NaibriIe geIeasn a,iln 3ertnuf. 3ret cute
3immer, arose Galerie, Speiietammer unb &eaer mt
Siidbe un6 2iumer fur bic 9iener, iowie ale motifs
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Iber1aet. Gut engagement, cine herrgicbe Gage RnS
niehri9er RdIipteis. @ss
b;20 1B y. Welton q. 20.
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1866-12-20
G[mlapnce.

BAD frennfiGdFslt&er tiebsreinhinft erIif&t mil
benz Reutiaeh Rage bic feitber untsr BET EtEsa @Sts
tnaer = AhiIappS ,uifhen nns hetfanhese 0eiAdftss
perBinbuMe un frirb hsrr Freb. Pbiiipps has aR6.
beIsGef@&tt unter bef Tirma 6ree. pkiIlpps NIT
rebernaknie ian mtIi6er Aetipa ub pdtDn beifeIben
far feline alenia, ye1nune fortfAbren, IN Der Ger.
uiRd, n0s has Wubifum baS Der nlten Sirma 10 rgi4
100 Sei4enfte westsuuen dsf3 itm fsrner srbagfel
wir6r
s.Gf flgs Is o. 80. @5ftinser,
Gren. WbiIipps.
) Ra8bsiIIs,. Smn., "a. Ssibr. 1885, dtfaa
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DerfammIHneslefai in Der Edbiseu aaMt. no.
% 9eharRrafe.
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1866-12-20

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SD fase Sbnen ia, lpertbefter Yapa,
es III Elm Wi6neritan6niB, 6as ben garis
,en 8noten snIamnlenbdltl lInb tporaus
beltebt benn aud eigentIidb bic Sntrieue?
Sur aus MisberitanoniIen, auf Ghrel
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Standardization uuo Sdpdrmereien
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unb hoIb fdon Dnrn bic 8ernnnftarinoe
6rant< pidbarters, Die ibm einsilen9 ;
ten f1iener, aufrieben eeiteIlt mar. =
sd fann rnr uidt begreifen, tuje 0as
QlGes auiammenbdngt, uno barura ers
s6hlen sic mir bic ganje @ei&idte, 0os
iit's, nm mas i'd sic Drineeno erlndeu
in6hteg"
,,1afen mir ons, Iieber S&rieaer.
bnpa,H ingte Serr Jrnnts Ri6borter, Sli-
friehen uno ielbFeefdIlie I6&eInb ibeE
feineu fhon bolb 0eiuonrienen Gieg. -
Was foIlte Dos Sbnen am gnbe aud
| niten? - Sd bate mir iberoies aud
bcrbebnIten, bas bubble GebtintniE
borIdufig nod fiir tfiih 81 bttpahren.
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meinem gefaBten Gntidlufe eetreu
bIeiben 3u 6iirfen. - SD peibs" fubl
er fGlnei@eInO fort, Isle iinb Elm Wlanr
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nuf Gbre, Sic finb es Our9 iilo burdb;
un0 Dariti fann i'd mir aud niht bens
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The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-05-31
MAYORS PROCLAMATION.

MAYORS OFFICE, May IL, 1896
TO hs Citizens Of Dayton.
In compliance with request made BY tho Pres.
ident and members OF the CITY Board OF Health
and many other citizens of the city, l, JONATHAN
kENNEY, Mayor of Dayton, do issue the following
PROCLAMATION:
WHEREAS; There Is Just cause to believe tina,
malignant or infectious diseases fast approach
ing us, and for the purpose of being prepared in
the best possible manner for cases. such as
or Small Pox, the owner tenant, hea of family
or proprietor Of any house, building within the
limits OF the city is required by the law and Ori.
nance of the city, to have or permit as soon as il
Is known, through the report OF a physician, that
any person In or about their premises has any ma.
llgnant or infectious diseases, such as small nor
or cholera, q yellow hag 20 be put up in promi-
nent and conspicuous place ON the premises TO
serve as u warning TO the public that contagion Is
near. Any person guilty Of displacing any such
nag until the cause for putting IL there Is entirely
removed, will be liable to q fine OF $40 and costs
All physicians, commanders Of canal boats and
all keepers of boarding houses, taverns and cof.
ee-houses, are required In accordance with sec
ton ont, of AN ordinance regulating reports in
certain cases TO report, in writing, TO the Mayor,
without delay, every case which may come e. their
KIN ,wiedge, Of small pox, or cholera Occurring or
existing within the limits or vicinity Of the city
such case. -t. ,l-
tits also required that the parents or head. n,
families will have the members of their family
that has not been, In the opinion of their family
phyhiciAn require IT, as soon as possIbls
All persons having any malignant or contagious
expose themselves on the public streets or To into
any house where persons will be In danger OF taxi
Ing said disease before they shall have received
certificate from some physician, that they are past
10 pay ine Of not less than ten or more than fsty
dollars JONATHAN KENNEy
nls Mayor OF Dayton
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-05-31
BY TELEGRAPH.
matiSceayepeGqS, NJ ,,It,ss,Y Ea,terT q WPSshp-
MAsHINQToN, MAY 30

~ AhHlNdlON, may ~.
The am9pntof paper circulation on May
l, l300, was $3.50, ,6U8471 ;tncluding National
currency, S2Gv,403,005; State circulation,
e4B, ,000, 900; United, States notes, s4l5.1G4,-
S1s; fractional currency, S2s,l92,0l7; com
pound notes $l67 ,Ql 21il one and two
years hve per cent. notes, $0,0309OO IL Is
estimated that $l0,000,00 per year win be
necessary for the payment of the guaran-
teed bonds Of the Pacific Railroad, the to-
tai estimate being so, 100000.
A letter from the Secretary of the Treas
ury To- Hon. J, sherman was ordered 70 be
printed by the Senate. together with ac-
companying official statements. From the
papers It appears that the amount OF the
public debt redeemable May |. 1867, IL
S7S7, ,0lld90; May /, 1868, S4O7,4l5250: MAY
l, 1869, $690,42A i8l May 4, 1870, Sl4SOO0-
900; May |, 1871, Sl26O2a50O.
The State Department learns that no Aus
trlan troops have been sent TO Mexico, and
L does not expect that any will be sent, b,
1.-The Rrestdent has directed Che following
appointments r-a
Colonel Andrew j. Fuller. Assessor of
Internal Revenue for the Fifteenth District
OF Pennsylvania, In place of Horace Bon
ham Cyrus o, Lewis, Assessor of the First
District of Michigan, .Vioe Joseph X. BEN
nett Maxwell z. Gaddls, Assessor of the
Second District Of Ohio, rice James Pullen.
He Dhlhnce OF unpaid claims oil tne states
under the act of July ~, 1861, indemnliyipg
them for war expenses Incurred, amounts
to $l220alS 1871. The estimate for tmadjusted
claims of individuals on file IN the Third
Auditors office Is $5,05l, ,O5S. In the Third
Auditors office the claims In the pay and
bounty division are estimatedRt SlS,000,00O; ;
account of recruiting serviA, Sl299s; for
money deposited by recruits, S24,9i4; in
the ordnance, miscellaneous and medical
branch, Sll7,5H. All claims In theSecond
Auditors office, $1Sf55,460. o
The President did not send TO the Senate
any important nominations to-day, but,he
received from that body quite list of re-
Jections Of Executive:appointm sent In
for confirmation, For ence the rejectlons
were greater than tho nominations fA h
learn from official sources that, although
the trial of, JEFF, DAVIS Is not definitely
flxedsfor particular period, 1t is neverthe-
less determined that his case will not be
called for heaiing until after theexpiratlon
of next month
=, The recent orders given by the different
Heads Of departments, that disbursing off,
GERS shat all public moneys depos-
tied to their credit IN National banks to the
United States Treasury or Sub-treasurles,
have created quite rush on the Treasury.
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-05-31
New York Items.

& HuU tugy.r, New YORK, May 80.
The steamer Peruvian, from Liverpool,
has arrived with passengers. She lost
during the passage, thirty five from cholera
Twenty eight are now sick on board who
will be transferred to the hospital ship.
The meeting in favor of sustaining the
excise law at Cooper Institute tonight
was largely attended, and addresses We're
madeby Horace Greeley, Hon. John Slosson,
Reverend j. b. Dunn. and others. a pri-
vate circular was read, addressed to LIQUOR
dealers in New York, declaring that they
numbered 10000 voters, and asking them To
pledge themselves that they would vote for
no candidate not opposed To the oppressive
law. H
At meeting of the Metropolitan Fire
Commissioners to-day reward of $1,000
diaries who fired the Academy of Music
and the same reward for any other incen-
diaries discovered during the next six
months. "a .t ttaItr.. l.oE
The trot over the Union Course this af-
ternoon, the best three In five, for two
thousand dollars, between Lady Emma and
Shork,r esulted In favor of Shork. Time
22S1e. 2:30, 2 ;2sa44, 2:29l4, 2 $50, - .,-,
The commissioners Of emigration In their
semi-monthly report complained of irregu-
laritles of railway agents in over-charging
emigrants and taxing luggage PASSING
through Castle Garden. Number of emil
grants arrived to date, this year, s2,993.
The steamer Columbia arrived to-day.
bringing Havana dates to the 25th. Small
pox continued at Porto Rico, and had
spread TO several other ports though It was
decreasing at the latter place. The Buile-
tin says that President Baize, being unable
70 put down the revolution in st. Domingo,
had determined to leave the country.
Judge Nelson, Of the Supreme Court de-
liyercd decision In the case of James
Egar prisoner in the Albany Penltentiary.
that the trial of civilians In time of peace
Is illegal md their conviction void.
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-05-31
LEGAL NOTICE.

IL pursuance Of an order OF the Probate Court OF
Il Montgomery County, Ohio, win oner for sale
at public auction, on
I. Saturday. June 30, 1866,
Between the hours of two and four O'Clock u. n,
upon the premises, six miles west Of &c rmant0wn
ON the county line road the following described
real estate situate In said county of MontEomery
to-witi Beginning eleven poles and three links
irom the section line east Of the southwest corner
OF the southwest quarter OF section No six, town
snip three, and OF range four, east; thence north
I'VE degrees twenty poles, to Il corner; thence
NORTH elghty 1--we degrees, east sixteen poles 70 n
corner; thence south hve degrees. east twenty
poles TO corneri and thence south eighty Ave
assrees, west sixteen poles to the place of begin
ming, containing two acres of land.
lhere Is upon the premises good dwelling
house, stable and other out buildings aud gene
raj variety Of bearing iruit trees etc.
The premises have been appraised ut four hun
thirds OF that amount.
Terms of sale-One-third cash; one third In one
year and one-thind In two years from day OF sale
premises. JOSEPH XI1LsDS
4 GEORGE W MoYER. Attorney. ms5d5wF
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-05-31
IspseLal . cIncInn.tI eommsroI.l. |

The Senate to-day had general running
debate on the reconstruction plan. Several
test votes were taken, showing that IL car
easily command, on Its final passage, the
requisite two-third vote. Although several
amendments were offered TO the plan, they
were all voted down. 8d' ''
Senator Doolittle took occasion 10 say
that he did not believe that n single South
ern State would ever accept the Constitu-
tional Amendment In It's modified form.
Senator Trumbull declared THAT Il was the
mildest kind of punishment. As there
seemed To be no disposition TO debate the
subject at length, IL Ia thought that vote
may be reached Tomorrow or next day. 81
The House Military Committee bill TO flx
n certain salary for all officers of the army.
and 70 do away with all commutation OF
fliel and ratiohs, was up again In the House
to-day. but WAS not received with much IA
yor. II fixes the pay Of the new rank OF
General at $4,000 a year.
J n HAV JEFF. DAVIS WORSE.
Mfs. JEFF, DAVIS left suddenly for Fort
ress Monroe last night on account of the
reception OF letter stating that her hus-
band was much worse. Although appli-
cations were made by persons to accom-
pahy her, none were granted.
A General Court-martiai was ordered to-
day for the trial Of the delinquent Freed.
mems Bureau officers In North Carolina.
The parties viii be tried here.
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-05-31
Southern Items.

NEW ORLEANS, May 30.
a tornado swept over Jackson, Miss. and
injured the State House.
The Sd Michigan Volunteers. three hun
dred and forty men, arrived here from Bra
zos, commanded by General Houghton.
General Sturgis and large number of
herotiieers, with few troops, are loft at
Brownsville. f.l. FItI
A dispatch from Matamoras, May 25, says
Robberies, murders and plunder continue.
and revenge is shown on both sides. The
Imperlalists hold the town, and send preda-
tory excursions into the country
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-05-31

eY "RETRIBUrIoN" viii come, now and
then against the solemn injunction, too OF
the good book, about the duty of good
christians, when they have received smite
on the right cheek. Instance: at Owens
boro', KY, one day last week, Col. S. john
son, was met by gentleman, whom he had
UNANIMOUSLY used, in his military capacity,
during war-times, protected by bayonets.
Ths gallant Colonel received a terrible
castigaton, from which all his abject and
eloquent begging failed to save him. Ma
ture's laws ,oiH work themselves out, in
their own good time!