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The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1867-03-01

PRESENT As ~ A PRESENT.-At the re-
cent meeting of the Royal Arch Chapter oil
Mlsons, held in the city of Albany, n. Y,
the Worthy Grand Secretary, John o. Cole,
Esq, wa presented with five thousand
dollars as n mark of esteem and rccogui-
tion of the valuable services he had rem
dered the fraternity. Mr.. Cole has held
the position of Grand Secretary TO which
lac was again clected) forty years. He Is
now s~eycnty-twO years old, and this mag
%niilccnt donation by the MaSons OF the
State will afford him comfort and consola-
Ition when inlirmity compels him to desist
from labor in this good work.
EH- Has 1t come to this, asks an exchange,
that the Chief Justice of the United States
must get the gracious permission of Il mill
tary official to hold a session of his Court
IN the capital of virginia. Well may men
ask-are We living In a tree Republic, in
the midst Of the nineteenth century, or
have We been transported back to the vio-
lence, Intolerance and armed tyranny of
the dark agesI
GH-Benjamin Franklin. the philosopher.
patriot and printer, was Grand Master of
the Grand Lodge of Free Masons Of Penn
.sylvunia in 1874, aud that year he printed
the first Masonic book published in Amer
lea.
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1867-03-01
HALLS
SICILIAN
HAIR REVIEWER.

Il Is an entirely new scientific discovery, combining
many Of the most powerful and restorative agents
Ia the vegetable kingdom.
W. have such confidence In It's merits, aud are
so sure Il will do all we claim for IL. that we offer
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1867-03-01
Rings Vegetable Ambrosia

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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-02-17

Mr.. Everett, the youngest son Of the late
Hon. Edward Everett, has published in Eng
land, series OF entertaining lectures on Col
lege Life in old Cambridge, bringing in many
Of the langhable doings Of under graduates.
He describes the examination of student
on the death Of Jezebel, and says that after
prefacing his account of the tragedy with the
remark it was mos, important to preseve the
exact words Of the second narrative, The ex-
amlnee proceeded thus:
"a And as he passed through the gate Of the
city, there looked out unto him two persons
appointed for that purpose. And he said un>
10 them, Throw her down. SO they threw
her down. And he said. DO it a second
time. And he said, DO 1t third time
And they did it a third time: and they did it
unto seven. times; yea, even unto seventy
times seven. Last of all the woman died al
80. And they took up Of the broken frag-
ments that remained seven baskets full -
Ann,her student describes the ascent of
Elijah into heaven in this wise:
q And then came two she bears ont of the
wood aud sand unto Elijah, go up, thou bald
head, and he went up.
The same examiuee, after repeating the
Samaritan S saying to the innkeeper, When
l come again. | will repay thee, added,
. This he said knowing that he should see his
face no more.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-02-17

wu early In the sprinx OF 80 that this conpeand
was orig uatsd member Of my family vss afntcs-d
With irritation ths throst ATTENDED With dnar
~ snie cough had ~ some months prsvise eboesht
white pine might be - 70 be very useu
in and iunxs To test the value
u 1t In the alluded to- compounded small guam
tity Of The medicine that - bssa pannag and gave
IL In teaspoonfai doses The result vas exceedingly
gratifying within days the irritation Of the throat
Removed, the cough subeid-d and speedy
Of etet AFTER this cent come TO lady in LON
dobderry, y. who had been suffering fer soine weeks
froa.a bad occsAeaEd sy sudden cola ard had
rsi,-a maers su.ak with blood She soon ioundre-
II, aud got eeil - Clark fsl., editor Of the MAI
chester Daily Mirror made trial OF the same prepars
hoo In the OF severe cold and uss earef In medi
stefy lie highly pleased with the results, and
fore ub'ic ,hst h- finally persuaded 10 give Il
nAne ami -epd II Atxead i,-n-at this saaeTfng. In
Soverntsr 1855 hss adstrtised II under this a
White Pine ecmrcrud In two yes~- from that tms
there hat ,,s-u wbo-ssi4d 10 Manchester atoue
dollars worth where took the lesd OF all
oosh Remedies the market aud still maiutains that
PORTION There Is good for this. II IL sooth
lag and h-s Ing il warming to the stom
aud pleasant ~thAl to the taste and Is exceedingly
cheap.
"iss reu-dy for kidney complaints the White Pine
Conf card stsnds nnsfv.ied. IL ~ss ofSin.ted r
that PURPOSE but person in s.ing II Or cough
not only cured Of the cough but also cured of =
kidney difficulty OF ten standing. since that &C
cdenta discovery many Thousands have used IL for the
came eon pisins, and have heen eespiseeg fufeE !.
The ats'rA was written ny DR. PofAnd Id isDo sines
then a. In Manchester, the White Pine Compound has
taken the -sd Of all fonxh remedies we'll prepa
ration for the Of Kidney difficulties, In every city,
sevn. village end hsMlst shrougb cut ne Nov Eneind
stafes
This remedy safe and pleasant to take as 1t Is e.
e<tuai
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-02-17
I'Nlpe o0aa ~ Ftk.
10 xxp rssAcHrsl TO,

81 PHKAcHlS0 tO9. And H1xACH14 To-
The Monthly religious Magazine has m
Article &hleh M tknt vely nn6 dthe diff
Guilty Of keeping pastors in one place, at the
present, originates ID the prevailing error
that minister i to preach jsr : people and
NOT tsthem. Preceding Jof . peopiss Il i
thought he must always preach to please
thsm. Wss0 Il understood b is 70 pFeoch 70
apeople, the idea thAs he must Crafty ell
would then seek only to proclaim to them
faithfully the truthes OF the religion Of the
Savior. We think it would be grand idea,
could We once get nd Of the phrAssology Of
preaching for societies, and have it under
stood we are TO preach to them.
pxnoBArT1sr IMMERSION NOT VALID.
The Religious Herald, of Richmond, Va,
says:
Persons baptized BIZ the PedobsPtists, hav-
ing expressed desire to unite With the
Leigh-Street Baptist Church Of this city, it
was decided at the last business meeting of
the Church to require Of ill such applicants
that they be reimmers-d The vote stood
6fty-four opposed to receiving Pedobaptist
dimensions, and four in favor of receiving
them.
LONDON MISSIONARY SOCIETY.
The London Missionary Society, establish
ed in 1897, has received from the public in
general contributions, legacies, dividends,
foreign contributions, and special funds, up
to this time, es, 262, BAG, and has expended,
from 1896, in India, E1, o25 ,Oss; China,
e27s,a9o Madagascar, E79,59O; South
Seas, f364, 485; South Africa, E359, 1871 |;
West Indies. G434, AS; Siberia, eel ,39q !;
Greek Islands, E15,06l; North America,
m22, 226 students, ETC., ECO, 1876; MISSIONS
~ families, 500, e59 publications, f64, 1927 !;
Home Agency, E229, l12; total, IS, 100, 652 !;
leaving q balance in favor Of receipts of E7l,-
1854, which is invested in stocks, and has .
nominal value of ES4, l60.
THE BIBLE FOR CENTRAL AFRICA.
Rev. Mr. Robb, United Presbyterian mis-
sionsrv in Old Calabar, Africa, has added to
the previously existing translation of the New
Testament BY Mr.. Golding, one into the Elk
dialect OF the Old Testament. The charge of
qualifications has been assumed by the Nation
al Bible Society Of Scotland. The dialect OF
this version is Ineligible throughout all Gen.
trail Africa.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-02-17

Bosfox AND fIw EssLAsp PAssxsGEAs, With their
Baggage sss tsaasfArred frs Of eAarPs in ksv York
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-02-17
e RE RAIL " AY :!
&QAKa T.
Great Broad Cause---Double Track Route
srv
NEW YORK, BOSTON,
AND NEW ENGLAND CITIES.
THIS RAILWAY xxrxSps from
Dunkirk to n. York, 40 miles.
RnHisl0 70 New York, 423 mites.
alamnmca 10 y. York 4IS miles.
% to q Niles the Shortest Route !!

All Trains run directly through TO New York.
AD-460 AlLES vr,aous cnASsa % CoAeznL -
From .nd after November 10TH 1855 Trains win leave
FROM ssnn DusK In AND s1 a
By New York time from Onion Depots:
600 A n. New York Day Exprsss, noa
ssisn.nes srunds,; a ..e'p..dl Stops q Her-
5;soa, m Day kxp SO from Buffalo, and arrives
10 New York at 1880 p. m.
7.10 A. II. A.xpsess MAIL, frs~ Dunktrh, fSun-
days excep,eaJ stops Al salamanca go = m
and cenpeet. At $50 : N Exprs.s Aan from Bsf-
fAio, Al .rrivesn Nee Ycris ii 100 . NJ
Ds.t. ss.s-,. 1920 s:s,s 8 s.,:. :ss
e 50 :. otsss s:s5 , : fsalS fusnr's SO
cossessisr win AiternoosI Trsars ssd seam
err for nesson ard As~ Aasla.d cua.
FROM DUrFALO-sy nv 1s+k Aas no. De-
40 Z. s.~ T: - - pss ssrs:.. ss.s
6eys szs-1tsdl s,oss AZ Hosnsiissiis 80 : h..
"a a.. = he ~. = Tow ;cs
N 0pAssess q orsas Bod With DsiavGs. Lerk-
awsnea WMeY1 nselrcaA, Al q Jersey CITY
ros1 - sssi.iss1sis s.isi.ess - 1.ssi.ss m
$40 Al. HxpReas Hail, NJ Ayes Aad mor-
rass sssssn sa. SoaasoS = E.i.. Win North nth
ern CeatraI na1lvsy ~ Hasrishavg PhihadelphiA
Baltimore. washinstp4 ana rssHts ssush-
~ s.p.sdl. 49, 4 as.sssss,i'i. Is ,. y Dup,
and arrives \ Nev York 10a Connects At
j.., Z ~, .o.s 49, s.'. ~ :s ss
ed q Ass Teri Nth Asrnfng Azrrsss Tfain for
lspsssn and Nsu 1.xind otIv.
nAiiY lsrls i Rsrssiisvins lo.so ? =, tssp.l
lsssssscelse NH ~ A:lk ,: :. IraiI fton Dan-
coonscss 4 IiDira fOr H.rrisburs. 1hilsd.lphi
lias r. n. c,ncisaasa Exp..ss, tsa.s.ys
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-02-17

was brought hsu nj 1850 and horror Of
he MN q t5od TAI I coaM aea Asl,isnsk<
ing in Christ; felt II He stood with : drawn
e s.ss { s.!ssc L. e. -
4 h9R s"as q y ea, N yos 9.ll =, sss
be drawn BY gentler means.
- 4 NoBLps CHAnrr-Hon.s 49, NpA-
b8r6 II W1rco1ooH las purdhAe94 - Vigs1
Glow Cssat6, opposite the Common ID That
city, paying therefore the snm of see, 900, on
which he proposes TO erect Memorial Dis
pensuyuSl Ao1pitaa fof the bed56t Of the
poor of the city without regard to creed, ma.
tionality or condition. A building will be
erected sufficient to meet the present 4Apta Of
|salaH3e h ID the future. ThstV Nh ~ pto-
vision b5 which the 'charitably disposed may
aid the enterprise by instituting free beds.
>-e->-
rI.EcruaEs on MISSIONS Ar AKpuYER.-Dr.
Aaderssa was appoiated some time sirce, by
the Trustees of Andover Theological Semina.
~, to deliver q series OF lectures on Foreign
Missions, and since his retirement from of6ce
as Secretary of the American Board, lie has
beep Mepariug himself for this service, Tho
fifst two lectures Of the series were delivered
on Wednesday and Thursday evening Of last
week much to the grati6cation and profit of
the students There being no endowment
connected with the Seminary for sustaining
such lectures. Henry Il. Hyde, Esq, Of Dr.
Webb's Church, Boston, . liberal friend of
missions, has recently given $1,000 for found
ing of lectureship for the above named pur>
pose. This We. believe is the 6rst ssdow-
ment of the kind In thM county Recorder.
Il = 4 Il
A negro High School has been inaugurated
in Louisville, under favorable auspices.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-02-17

ASTI>SLAv ERy CoSFEREScE.--Ther viii be
an International Anti Slavery Conference at
Paris during the holding of the Exposition,
probably in the second or third week of June
The Committee of the British and Foreign
Anti-Slayery Society, and similar bodies in
France and Spain. have iuangafsted the
movement, and all the prominent nations Ct
the world will undoubtedly be represented.
The subjects of the slave trade, the abolition
are announced for discussion, and the results
of such meeting ought to give q new i'm
pulss 10 the cause of freedom everywhere.
We hope the United States will be represent
ed BY some earnest and practical men, for
such conference would be manifestly incom>
plete without the benefit Of the recent expo
FENCES Of the American nation in regard to
the great work Of emancipation and the
change Of negroes from slaves 70 citizens.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-02-17

FrAs IsrExsyYss FnrH.-Who holds the
plank the tightest? Why, the man Who is
he most afraid Of being drowned. Fear fire.
quently intensi6ss faith. The more afsaid 4
am Of my sins, the more hFniy clasp my
Savior. Fear is sometimes the mother OF
f.;th. One Who was walkiag in The helds
vss surprised to snd . trsnbfng lark Gy into
h;s bosom. A strange thing for timid
bird q a., vas II net9 Bnt thsre va > hawt
siter Il and, therefore, fsar Of he hawk
made shs bird ibid snoush - dy 70 maa fur
shelter. AID o, when the vultnres OF sia
ard hall afe pofuning Q poor sinnee.s - y
Diva 81 an courage of despair y ~ int
he hear Of the blessed JssusI John Baa.
- - eouevhees words 70 this sesct ~
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-02-17

All Trains run directly through TO New York.
$500 AlLRs wrraous csAssa % CaAazml-0
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-02-17

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The tri-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1866-1868, 1867-01-10

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PUBLIC ACTS.

ABRAHAM LINCOLN, President. HANNIBAL HAM
LIN, Vice President, and President OF the Sen
ate SOLOMON FooTE elected President
of the Senate, pro teinpore, on the eighteenth,
dav of July, and continued so to act until the
close of the session. GALUsHA A. GROW,
Speaker of the House of Representatives.
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No. 1875.
r Avs OF THE UNITED STATES,

Passed at the First Session, ,ohich soas begun
and held at the city Of Washington, in tho
District Of Columbia, on Monday the fourth
day Of December, Il. d. 1865, and ended on
Saturday, the taoenty-eighthda Of July, a..
d. 1862
PUBLIC ACTS.
ANDREW JOHNSON, President. LA FAYETTE
S. FOSTER, President of the Senate. La
FAYErTE S. FOSTER was elected President
of the Senate pro tempore on the seventh
day of March, anil so acted until the end
OF the Session. SCHUYLER CoLFAx, Speaker
of the House of Representatives.
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R.ssed ut tie Third Session Of the rty-SeUehth
Congress, cAicA begun and held at the City Of
Washington, IN the District Of Columbia, on
Ifona.1y the first day Of December, 4. ID. 1862
and ,naed on Wednesday,, the Eth day Of July,
i. ID. 1868.
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An Act making Appropriations for the current
and contingent Expenses of the Indian De-
partment, and for fulfilling Treaty stipulations
with various Indian Tribes for the Year end
ing June thirticth, eighteen hundred and sixty
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The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1867-09-24
sxfa fto IFor, theJournal.
+" :" AUTUMN

Autumn has come in her robe of brown,
With heavy sheaf and golden crown,
And her dreamy tender eyes.
That weave a spell in the luscious day,
And gid the night with a silver ray,
And point US on to the Heavenly way,
In the far off beautiful skies.
Autumn has come with her radiant face
With her gentle step and winning grace,
And solemn, wondrous lay,
OF the dusky earth in whose lowly bed,
We all alike, when life has fed,
Must sleep with the countless millions
dead,
Till the break of endless day.
Autumn has come with the ripened store,
OF fruits that lay at the open door
OF LII Summers beauteous green;
Whose bloom and beauty fed away,
With the first sweet CLEAN of the blushing
day,
That lit the " Autumn's F" brown pathway,
With its mellow, golden sheen.
Autumn has come with her radiant skies,
Where the purple CLEAN of Paradise lies,
Far over the Jasper walls;
Where the stormy winds of the Autumn
cease,
Where the haven of love is perfect peace,
And pain and decay alike shall cease,
Where the sunlight of purity falls.
e. II. A.
HENDERSON. ky, Sept. 18th, 1857.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1867-09-24

At the @ea1nest1 solicitation of many
friends, FRANKLfN HAYNES, coiored, an
nounces himself in the Gainesville (Ga.)
Express a candidate for Congress in the
Seventh Congressional District. FRANK
LIN says he was .sborrr astave," and is ac-
quainted "withe all the changes and incl
dents consequent to the life of an African
slave"
Another infamous plot to drive the
Democracy from Congress! FRANK
lin HAYNES has, no sdoubt 4 heard
Democrats declare time and again
that they would never under any cir
cumstances legislate aoith the negro,
however delightful it once was for
them to legislate about the negro, and
he has conceived the idea that if he
can get elected to Congress the DEM
ocratic members will resign in dis
gust, and the country will be forever
rid of their Vaccinations. The idea
is bold one, but we fear that FRANK
LIN has never read or heard ef-the
axiom that Democratic Office holders
seldom die, and neUer resign.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1867-09-24

The Danytlle Aduocate says: :. Mrs-L--l.-
Penny, of this county, few days ago sold
his splendid young thoroughbred ABerk-
shire boar, Bob Lee to Messrs. Simmons
& Rowe, of Bowling Green, KY, for
sl5Gt Tnis animal took the pre-
MUM at our late fair in his own and the
sweepstake rings, is l412 months old, and
weighed 425 pounds"
The Board of Directors of the greensboro
and. RusseIville Railroad met in Owens
boro last Monday. A resolution was adopt
ed making Calhoon one OF the pointsgof
the road, provided Mclean County would
give her bonds to the amount of one hun
dred and ATTY thousand dollars.
A German named John Hoffman, who
arrived in this country only a few weeks
since, was sunstruck in Louisville, on Fri
day, and died from the effects in a few
minutes. He was in the employ of a street
contractor in Butchertown. Deceased
leaves a wife and four small children in
destitute circumstances.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1867-09-24
KENTUCKY ITEMS.

The city council of Frankfort have re-
pealed the Sunday Liquor Law.
j. B. Akin, charged with killing a negro
boy at DanvilIe, has been held to bail in
the sum OF $780,
The taxable property assessed in Daviess
Comfy. KY, for the year 1867, amounts to
s., 402, sos.
a railroad barbecue is to be given at
Sacramento, MCLEAN County, on the 18th
inst. a good time is expected.
A laborer was robbed of a small amour
of money a few nights ago a short dis
tance from Louisville while driving home
in a wagon. 1t is not uncommon to hear
of highway robbers IN that vicinity OF
late.
The DanviHe Gazette has suspended for
want of support. The Gazette was good
Union paper, but was on the wrong side OF
the river to prosper, advocating as it did
loyalty as a qualification for office and
citizenship.
The Rebel Democracy of Spencer County
have held a meeting and nominated ex-
Circuit Court Jud e VIM. F. Bullock, OF
Louisville, as candidate for Congress
The Frankfort Commonwealth is author
lied to contradict the statement that the
Assistant Secretarysnip of Kentucky, has
been offered to a Third Party man.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1867-09-24
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
CORPORATION NOTICE.


.G September 18th, 1867.
ORDER FOR PLANK SIDEWALKS.
a ND now 1t is hereby ordered and
IA directed by the Common Council OF
the city of Evansville, that ali owners of
lots or parts of lots, fronting on or adjoin-
ing the south side OF. Sixth street. between
First avenue and Oakley street;
West side of Washington street, between
Seventh and Eighth streets;
North side OF Eighth street, from Brink
meyers Enlargement 10 Mary street;
East side of Oak ley street, between Sixth
street and Franklin street;
w est side of Oakley street, between Sixth
street and Franklin street;
North side of Center street, between Leet
and Goodsell streets; f... 49,, ....r..s
South side of Center street, between Leet
street and Goodsell street;
: Southeast side OF Walnut street, between
Fifth and sixth streets;
Northwest side of Chestnut street, be-
tween Church street and Sixth str rect; = :.
Northwest side of Chestnut street, be-
tween Fifth street and Church street;
Northwest side of Gum street, between
Third street and Fourth street;
In said city, cause the sidewalks thereon
to be brought to the pr Jper grade, and that
they cause a sidewalk of Class No. 2 to be
lald down thereon within thirty davs from
the publication of this order.
A. NJ. McGRIFF, Clerk.
City Clerks Office, Septem Der "a, 1867.
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