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The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1867-06-26
The Second Advent.

CoLFAX, who, Col. DoN PIATT says, ''runs
larger amount of machinery to less boil
er" than any other man, was here Oh Mon
day night, with his zone little lecture"
He had not rushing time, we are told,
but 1t MAS an apprcciative. Dos is snap
pish enough to say that ''SCHUYLER's mo-
tive power is impudence. Had he more
sense he would be less successful. Fools
rush in where angels fear TO tread, and
half the time rush in successfully. While
intellect hesitates, folly takes the trick"
If this was intended as an in-advance
reelection on the Dayton audience, which
was to be drawn out by his presence, we
are bound to say, it was uncharitahe
Fools might have rushed in, and few
angels, but there was not rush in sue
cessfully."
True, CoLFAx, was posted on this Ocea'
sion, as prominently spoken of Tor tn,
Presidency, but in this Col. DoN says, III
has been "bamboozled by n few crazy tel
lows, into the belief that he had II chance
and the poor little man has been wOrryn!
himself nigh unto death ever since. III
has been writing to the Fenians about Vim
egar Hill to the Christians about the hap
py land; TO the Jews about Jerusalem; Il
the Baptists in favor of Immersion to thu
Calvinists in favor of hell fire; to the Cath
olics in favor Of the Pope; and the Radi
Gals, hallelujahs for the nigger. And, as
this was not enough to elect man, he ha
lectured three thousand four hundred an'
tifty-hye times on buAaloes, bears and viii
cats"
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Dr. Y. CONE may be consulted as sfollows;
In DAYTON Atthe Phillips House, on Fridays,
June2t July 96i August 30j Oct. 4; Nov. 8.
In TROY at the Morris House, on saturdays
June "; July "; August 81; Oct 8; NOv.9
In XkNlA At the Depot Eating House, on Thurs-
days, June ~, July 20; August 20; Oct s; NOv,T.
In SPRINGFIELD at the Willis House, on
Thursdays June ~; August1j Sept. o. Oct. TO-
Nov. IL
Dr. CONE has had oflces In each Of the shove
places, that he has regularly visited for the past
seven years, and ~ he has treated and cured many
Patients, In each of the above places, he can give
the best OF references in each place TO his skin
DIR. CONE Treats and Cures all varieties OF
Chronic diseases, including those Of the Eye and
Ear; makes no charge for consultation; but II
those who consult him mdesiretreatment,h he charges
Cash for his Medicines.
Medicines that will last a pAtientfrom four to six
months cost from Five to Thirty dollars, in Cash
Address; DR.. T.. CONE,
COLUMBUS, OHIO.
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The G-A-R's, or, as Mr.. GREELEY. Of the
Trtbune. terms them, "o1icc beggdrs and
politicians, calling themselves thc Grand
Army Of the Republic resolved, in their
state Conyentien, that the Radical Com
gresa should pass an act to give an honora-
bic discharge to all the soldiers who were
returned as desertcrs, after the ending OF
the war, SO that they might not be dislrah-
chised us citizens, in the event of the adop-
tioa of the negro enfranchise amendment
to the Constitution of Ohio
The number of white men and soldiers,
who might be cut OFF from the ballot-boN
privilege, IN the event Of the adoption OF
the negro franchise amendments has been
yariously estimated. For ourselves, we
only know, In the matter, what we have
seen floating in the newspapers, and, right
now. are Inclined to accept, as about cor
rect. what was copied from the records of
the Adjutant Generals onlce, and handed
! to MIR. GAsrEN, Of Butler:
Reported by Regimcntal Commanders 1854
! Prom Regulars and Volunteers 2ll5
/ Veteran :. Corps ............. ....... kSi
tulorcd Troops ....... ,.... ~
Military Posts .......... ~ w,
Recruiting stations ...... .... sh
| Drat Rendezvous ...... ......... ...t ..-.. 10
General Hospitals .... ......... J5li
J Provost Maishal's Headquarters 35b
Total ....... ...... g7,Ts
Desert, Il after April IS, 1865 3,a96
This Is the class and number of ,ohite
men--soldirs-wh will lose their citizen
ship, and forever become aliens, in the
event of the Radicals carrying their negro
suffrage amendment to the Constitution OF
this State. 1t is not to be wondered at,
then, that while the Radicals, (propcr) IN
| their State Convention, enthusiastically
indorscd the proposed amendment, their
co-operators (the G-A-R's) should call ON
Congress to intervene in time and, by res
olution of loyalty, on the part of the
pros cribcd save them to the loydl cause
ranks.
OF the q. A. RS, too, we are happily ig-
norant. We have our idea of them, how
ever, and are quite willing, without enqui-
ring any further, to take for granted what
GREELEY says:
/ From the Tribune
| "A number of Office beggars and pOliti-
clans, calling themselves the Grand Army
of the Republic, and meeting in out-ol-thc
way places. with grips and pass words, are
passing resolutions demanding cOntiscntion
land fnrms. This Is either knavery or mad
ness. People who want farms work for
them. The only class we know that takes
other peoples property. because they want
it, is largely represented in Sing Sing Pen
itcntiary. The people Of this country dc
not want Sing Sing aud Mexican bandit
principles introduced into their princi
Pies
That for us, fixes the G.. A. Rs.
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uENRY HUIET,s EsTATE.

ON the 9th day of May, A. ID. 1857, the under
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The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1867-06-26

N The "IIome of the Friendless," in
Lancaster, Pa, where old THAD. sTEvENs
resides, is a charity supported by men of all
political parties, but old THAD. has just
refused to give it cent, unless the man
ayers will agree to admit nigger children,
on precisely the same footing as those born Of
iohite parents.
The unnatural old villain He thinks
that by contributing, he should have few
of his own black-tans provided for.
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The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1867-06-26

GB-CARPENTER, the artist ia painting a
portrait of HORACE GREELEY. 1t is said
that the philosopher troubles the painter
very much by dropping asleep as soon as
he sits down in the chair He is the high
toned artist who painted the LINCOLN death
scene, with Vice President JOHNSON in the
group, as it occurred, and afterwards, ioI
low partisan clap-trap erased it with his
brush and daubed in Speaker CoLFAX.
tN- At a large meeting of Germans at
Muscatine, Iowa, held last week. they gave
this notice to Radicalism:
Resolued, That our votes shall be east for
only such men who will publicly declare
in favor of license law, and are known To
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1867-06-26

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CT'- The Infamous AsHLEY's sneaking
nose has been detected as protruding into
the SURRATr trial. While he was holding
his audiences with the culprit CoNOvER, in
the Washington Jail, he was advised that
one DIR. CLEAVER knew important facts
about the assassination. CLEAvER who
had been convicted of raping and murder
Ing young girl, and was out of prison, on
bail, pending a new trial, was sent for, on
AsHLEY's solicitation, and testified that he
saw SURRATr on the street the memorable
day of the assassination. On cross-eXam-
ination, it was disclosed that he had not
on that day, been released from prison.
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GB- The Democracy of Hindman and
Carroll Counties, Kentucky, met in conven-
ton at Bedford, on the 10th inst, and unan"
imously resolved that if Hon. JESSE d.
BRIGmT would accept the nomination for
Representative in the Legislature of that
State, he would be their choice, On the
18th he responded, from his farm, near Car
rollton, that he would obey their wishes
We confess to no little qualification ut
this event. Sound in his political faith as
pure gold; tried and tested and weighed
in the balance, and not found wanting,
when many around him, in Congress. pros
trated themselves beneath the Juggernaut
ear of selfish ambition and rotten venality
a wise, sagacious, prudent and experienced
legislator; mild us good woman and
brave as OLD Hickory, such man, wher
he appears in the legislative halls, N
Frank fort, will be sure to reflect honor OF
the gallant Democracy of a gallant ole
State, that has passed SO happily through
the fiery furnace of Radical intilctions.
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az Even at this early day, in the politi-
cal canvass, the signs are right. A letter
from Guernsey county, under date OF
Thursday, says:
"You may expect good results in eastern
Ohio. Our end of the State will give an
excellent account against the Negro Suf-
frage party in Ohio. The good work goes
bravely on"
The counties, where the fewest negroes
reside, will make the most of dcmonstra-
tiOn for 1t.
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From the Tribune.
Don't he picked In.

They who have formed the impression
that HAYES, whom the Radicals have cho-
sen as their candidate tor Governor. is not
welded to the New England policy of high
tariffs, to be paid by western consumers,
should post themselves on his party ante
cedents, Mt once, and suffer no deluson.
The Enquirer truthfully says that his votes
in Congress prove him to be an ultra New
England high tariff man. EGGLEsToN
sometimes voted against the New England
manufacturers and against an increase OF
duties, but HAYES was always faithful to
their interests. If HAYES voted against the
increase of wool duty, in which some see
tions of Ohio are interested, it was to please
the manufacturers of the East, who want
ed the raw material cheap. lie is the
worst kind of tariff man-that is, he is
for New England and Pennsylvania tariff
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1867-08-14

-
DESCRrPTION OF THAT PORTION OF
IL the Dlsz Souores Lode (so-ealled). claimed
oy John GlllS and I. b. MoSi, JE. John Gillig
and Z. 3. Mott, Jr claim 80 much Of the Disz
Senores Lode (so-eallsd). being Q lode ofgo!d aud
silver 90 sripg rock. IN place slieA between the
boundarlss deiineA.ed on the accompanying dla
gram, more particularly described, a. toIows, 70
wit Cannenetng Al STAKE No. - IN the
Dsyfrs Gate MINING Dsuiet, county OF Lyon
and State OF Nevada, rom which the center OF
tho old sbsn otthe tennessee SILVER Mining Con
pAny bears north - deg. - mtn-' west 3t2 teet'
and running west 1UO feet thence north sO ieet;
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APPLICATION FOR PATENT.
sr Notico-No. ~.
U. 8. RfesfEs,s OFFICE,

NANSNH
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN. T H T
IN Robert L~intoufhas this day filed In my Office
a diagram. and notice Of application for patent.
under tho provisions of an Act of Congress, APP.
proved July %. 1866. Tor the following described
mining ground or quartz claim, the same being
on unsurveyed land, and situated In the Gold
Hill Mining District, Storey county, Nevada
to.wit:
Commencing at Station No. l, on the east side
Of Gold Canon o fswnrods to the east OF the
Suecor Mil, and running thence south 81 deg.
30 min, east 674 4.l0 feotto Station No. 2 thence
north o. deg east 67i 40 feet TO Station No. 3;
thence suuth 6 deg, east 266 feet 10 Station Ho.4
thence aouth e. deg; west 70o $40 to Station No.
S; thence north 81 deg. 30 min., west Jos $40
feet to Station No. 6; thence north 8 deg. 80 MIN.
east 266 feet to the place Of beginning, containing
Q 4+l00 acres. Said ;lods being represented on
the diagram on Ale, by Q red eontinuousl line. and
the claim being i 400 feet In extent. the shaft
markedA being the center, n which point notice
and diagram Ia posted The groupings and spnrs
being also designated on the diagram. This claim
was originally located as tho Matchless lode. on
the 18Th November, 1850, and relocated and called
the ConsolIdsied Foyle Company's claim, Janu.
airy I, 1854.
claim hIed for by John Rule, known a. the Sue.
cor Mining claIm. which claim conflicts with the
above. WARREN T. LocKHART.
,vl0u Register.
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Constabie's Sale.

BYvrRTUB OF AN EXECUTION ISSUED
ID out Of Justice W. S,-HslrG Court, Gold
Hit Touashlp No. ). Storey county. Statsof
Nevada, duly aitested on the 10Th day OF June,
70 me directed and delivered on the same
day Of June, 1867. In favor OF Z @. COOK,
plaintiff add AxAals JanssG altup. defendant.
for the sun Of $50 80, together with $40 80
eosls add dIssurssnsnts. and IS 30 accrued
costs ani expenses OF sale. l have on the 10Th
day Of Juae, A. d. 1857. levied on and taken In
Execution all the right. title. claim and Interest
Of the said defendant. James Gallup, Ia and 10
the f,Ilowlng described real estate, to-wit: Lot
81. Book 4, R.ngs q. 90 west aide OF Unlou
street. running back to Arnsrican Flat road: Lot
4, Block l. Range L, adjoining & O. Cook on the
north Lot6 Block |. Range L; Lot 4, Block !,
Range T.. lot we'd OF Uaion. with all the hsredita.
msnts and appsrtonanecz thereto, or thsreunto
belonging.
Notl,o Il hereby gIvsa. tnas on MONDAY, the
aoth day OF Augat, 1857, At the hour Of , Pm.
Of that day. 10 fsout OF Andscton & Co.'S Store,
Gold Hill. Township No ., STATE aud County
Aforesaid. I will o6sr for ssls The ADORE described
property. at pubic auction. 10 the hignost bidder
for ca'h. 10 satisfy said Judgment and costs and
s~serulng costs.
Coussabls. Cold I'm, Township No. ;.
eo,a HY,k Juus %. 1857. Jv3i.td
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KNOW m

MApAnI Z. J. THORNTON. the great Enalish A.
%trologist, Ciairvoyant and Psychometnc!an, who hss
sstonished the scientific glasses Of the Old World,
has now located herself at Hudson, N. Y. Madame
ond sight. a. 70 enable her TO impart knowledge or
the greatest Importance 70 tie single or married OF
either sex. While In . state OF trance, she dellneates
and By the aid q an instrument Of Intense power
Known Is tho IP~sychomotrope, guarantees 10 BRO.
duce q ,tfe-ike picture Of the future husband or vile
Of the applicant, together with date OF marriage.
position In life leading traits Of character, &c. T6is
u no humbug, a. thousands OF testimonials can as.
sert. She Will send when desired q certified certia.
npurporu 70 BE-. By enclosing q small lock OF hair.
Md stating place OF birth, age, disposition and com.
plexlons ana enclosing my cents and stanped IN.
velope addressed 70 yourself, you will receive the
plctere snd desired Information by return mail. An
eommu1lcAtope sacrtdly CONFIDENTIAL. Address,
son1dsnes. nkRttr'E. I. THORNTON. Pr Boz