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The national Republican., 1867-01-07

~ = y IN hOVKMBRR.
THK TRNT ON THE BEECH, AND orHRR PoRna
ESv la xSlg%s me- By John Q, whittier.
WHY ,su ~ Henry wadswOrth LOnEfsliow.
Ito. . WI Email
TIE PROSE wPiTIEGs Of Henry wadsworth LsnK.
plste IN = Volumes, Uniform with the Poems
TEE VISION OF SIR LAUNFAL. BY James Rus.
l vol. Small 4to. - =" "sS'
MAUD MULLER, By John q. Whittier. with II
~ ~iiSarston' By W. j. Hennsssy. A bsAutifui oetavo
FLowER:DR.LUCR Now volsms Of Poems. Nv
Henry Wad,worth LOngfsllow. with nluSiIatiens.
The national Republican., 1867-01-07

IN DEORMBRR. ...
RELIGIOUS POEMS. By Harriet Beeehsr stOvs.
With illustrations.
BREITHiEGs OF THR BETTER LIFE. Editsd By
Lucy LAorom. vol.
. LEcTURRs ON GRKEoB, ANCIENT AND MODERN.
By the late President O. O, felton,
wood.
THL OLD sKRoEANT, AND orHER PoEMs. By
PoEMs. GRAVE AND GAY. By Geo. Arnsid.
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1867-10-07

re- Ger SefretGr oes
6 II man beru.nas, &erein
| lit beauftra9t, Die MittbeiIung gu nae
den, oaB fdmmtlide Nitalie6cr ocs
8oritanos bereit iinb, Stelleiudcnoen
bchlIfIid gu iein i'm @rlanatnl bon 8e<
ldafti9ung. - (Die gtamen Der @ors
itanosmit9lieber fnOet Der 9eicr in Der
betrehenoen Nnseige.) r.
Wflttbeilungen uno @orrefpon0enscn
fur Den Verein iuerrcn nntcr YlbrelIe
oes Setretars Sobu 0tubnt, God 8or
80, erbeten.
Ser Sefretdr beideiniat ben @ms
pfang bon Briefen Der 9erren sSriebri1
Wund, sSemme, Wfo., unb S. Stirf
Jobertion @ouiltD, Senr. - Siefelben
luerpen brett beantlportet uerocn.
R Sn 6oIse eines Gelebes, tueI>
Dies Die Sreilaffung FOLDER Straftinge
in Der Yenitentiarp, neI6e fiG itefs
gut betragen baben unb ibre Strafseit
balo llberltanoene bdben, oeren @eIuno<
beits5uitano aber bel tdngerer @efan>
genl6aft in Srage geiteIIt iuerben nil.
De, anorbnet, bat Der @ouberneur fole
aenbe 9efan9ene cntIa6en: 8ictoria
Sepier, bon Snor Co.; @eora Sem
oerion, bon gSeafleD Co.; SameS So
Wfiler bon Sarbentan lino @cora 9lr>
Den bon Ioae: : s9T96Ra ai1 6r3a
81 EE @m Sonnaben6 ipnrbe in Der
Gimerfabrlt bon elliott, gSelteriieIo u.
50. in G6gefelo ser oreisebnId6riae
8eorg Nlard,g Sobn elmer @ithUe
bon Der WfafdiHe @auf cine fdwflidIe'
Weiie berltiimmelt. Ser &nabe mar
in ben SeIIerrasan gegangen uno bate
nd benz nit 9rober gei6utnoiafeit
orebenben aS6aft. GEO 9fotationcn in
Der Weinute} sn iebr eendbert. Sin |
Bano erfaBte ibn rmo als Der gSerfr |
ineilfer cine St5fhh9i i'm Same Der
Naf9ine befterfte, elite er btnab unb |
fano ben ltn9lufliden Suaben fdein, |
bar tobt ouf Dem 8oben Iiegen. Sic |
re6te Sano mar s9analid abaerifleti,
6er linfe Mrm unb beibe Beine uebros
den rnb bic 8ruit fart befd1aoiat. |
@ir tonnten nidt in Grfabruna bin. |
gen, Oh eS Der odr5tgi6en Stunt aelunE |
gen lit, bent fleiiien QeiSeuoea 0iilfr
gu 9epdbreil. Oerfelbe biirfte fdiuerIid, I
nit Dem 9ebcn oapcttl fcnlrten. /
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1867-10-07

/. .SanIaf, Seize, @ersh aunbe @esatat.

&Dhntg.S L4g@S5 -
SIM @anaeu s.. r13a
9 siaat Sc. ,N0db bon Garroa miro
lbarauf ais temp GoriiBenSer err.
luablt, fporauf iid bas 5auS bis uma2
ltbr pertagte. = $50 s5l6.
J Sente gt69mittag ipirb bas erite
@eldaft auf Der Sa9esor6nlmg Die
Babl bes4 Spre1ers iein. @anoioaten
fir bas Nmt sfino bic 9erren Bnllons
3fidarbs unb Sougtbp. o1
Ser @runb bafiir, oaB Gcfrctar
Slrtd1et. has Sous CUR Srbnung REF,
lit, neil Der erite @terf 0es frmberen
Sauies, Serr @open periforben lit.
Sic meiiten @hance1 fur has 9lmt
bes eriten GIerfs int Saule bat Gapt.
@bear @riibam, Goitor Der nSoness
3boro Sla9."s q u 49, zl.a
m4S T3fi Senat. Us
Ser Senat puroe nm prdeife 70
u6r ourd Den erlten @leff 0es friiberu
Saufes, Captain Slaag, CUR SrOnuna
9erufen. 9rebi9er Suntin9ton ipra6-
Elm @ebet, iporauf Die gtamenslilte bers.
leIeu tplrbe, Iniueieu6: fZ n,
9llbrib9e, Sno1 Mc9tairp, County.
Safe, q. 81, Sanlilton Gountb. ~
Carer, eugene, SabibIon @oullfp.
= @del, Sof, Saipfins @oitntn. So,
Cation, 81. -. &nor @ountg. =, ~.
elliott, SIS. o., Nutberfort6 @ountb.
Srierlon, s, s., MaurD County.
Sulon, 3. 81, Se&aib 6ountp t.l
@arner, g9. 81, 2amrence @ountp.
Senberfon, 6. M., McWfinn So.
q, Seth, q. S., Mforgan @ountD.
2Dle, Yerrb, Wont9omer1 County.
Wtatbeips, g, 8lount Gountp. a.<
9lelion, g. g. g., 8nfbin9ton SO.
9forman, Sno., Carroll 50. ..a
8atterion, 3. g, Slnitb county.
Starter g., Wbite @ountp. [
9tobgerS, Sno. 3d., 8an 8uren 60.
Center, $. SIS. s., 9rainger, Co.,
J @lnitb, SIS. g., SbeIbn, County.
llnberpoob, 6, Sbion @.ountD.
g8ifener, IS. s., Bebforb @ountD.
@Datt, gSm., Sranflin county. a.
@iliOn, Oauib, 9enberfon County,
S1n 0an3em a. 20
gbiueieub MIR s. 81. Me@aa bon
Upton. 3+3jt. 1E#(Slsgs ri
Mon i6ritt iofort CUR @abl bes
gpre6ers sfominirt iuurben Die
Serren stornan, Center uro Criterion.
Sie erite 7s8abl ergab feline Stint
mennebrbeit, Ser Senat bertagte I'D
alsoonn bis 2 llbr 9fadmittngs. ~
Die Glance fur bas Aint beS Spre<
6ers fir ben Senat liegt 5pil6en
Nor.aan unb Senter. NJ,
SobalO Die Spreder, GIerfs, Sbiir>
iteber tunb ionlttge Seamten, unter an
bern aud Sergeant at Nrms, fur nell
Dies 9lmt @aptain Sepbt natiirlid miez
Der auserleien perhen Miro, eripablt
| in6, miro Die Snauguration oes @ou<
berneurs Dorgenommen. Serielbe fliii
geftern niorgen bier an. ".
S1ie es ausitebt, miro bic Sr0ani@
fation beute iuobl nod ni9t an 6ie
&eibe fommen, pobl aber mor9eil
rSornlittas. q. H. @4I5fFz
81 q d. nj tia gsfikung.
Na9 adtmaligem 8aletioncn murre
8. M. @:Senter bon Stranger @ountg
gum Spredler .bes 5SenatS uno nod
Oreimaliser 8aIlotase S. SS. Gi9arOa
bon Nfelnpbis gum Spreder Oes Sau>
ies eripabIt. ~
3um erlten Glerf beS Sauies murSe
Gapt. SO. 9riSbam bon Sonesborc
ermablt. Bum erfen Glerf beS See
mats Sol. 8. sc. gieEion bon 8raoIeg
County. Center, 9felion unp @risbam
flnO bon Dit Sennehee. 9tidaros Dor
8ef< Eennelee.
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1867-10-07
Fir @6mimbfn6tiae.

Der Anseisenoe 1T in weniaen &p9en Surd elm
smfedes 9eiInittel natbbem er Sabre lang nit einem
beser ngeniibel uiIb init Der firterliben Rrafs
belt Der Sbminoindit bebnftet Tar, 9ebeilt porhen
unb ipinit9t iebnii9f ieinen Nitmeni9en bas SeIis
mitteL ntttsltbeiLen. IL ht5t-.#8E -s5. u.
)eptcs (toftenfrel nit Der Sirettio fir bic eeitnitg
irnb ben Gebrouh snienoen, pelbeS lie noen meroen
ais cine iibere Soetluu9 fur Sdwinoiu6t, @it5mdi
8rondtts &c. Der ein3i9e SIped oes MnSeigenoen III
ben &ctoeilnen mob Sn tbun uo er hOift out ieoer
Rronfe iein 0ttel periut9en ptrO, DO es benieIben
nj d toftet ullo ft6 als 5egen eroeien urb. 1rE
8erionen, Die has &ecept wniben, wplen ii9 &c,
GcO GswarS " sBIfpn,
lSft1SwS williamsburg. Rings Co., u. g.
w 90 otis fir Ibonnenten
lin enbIid) einmol ben llnreaclln16iq<
feiten, tuelde in gcltellcn Der 3eitunaen
10 oft noroefol,men, iudbrenO mir bles
lelben burd Sllabeu austra0en lleben,
eiu @nbe gu maiden, baben mir elmer
friibern Intiinbi9ung 9enlab Sluei tlid<
tige, ;upcrlalliae MANNER, fir Den n6ros
li1cn 9iltrrft Serrn @Ibes, fir ben
iuOliden Serrn Vi iefe engagirt, Die
bon nun an bas 8ef6roern 6cs BlatteS
in ieSem Sbetl Der Staot beforeen per<
ben. - I'm Die Srdaef, Die Die piinfts
lihe Selfeaun9 beS 'BIatteS garantiren
mii1eu, entipre6cno entidanigen gu
f0nnen, mullen mir aud) ipieber Den oil
ten Breis, 30 @cnts per ISOLDE, eintre.
ten laGen. @S miro Siclfn aeiuib licber
lcin, irbe gSobc cine Slciniofcit, als
mOnatlib ODER oierteliabrlid einen gr0<
Beren Betrng auf cinmal gu entridten.
Na bel Dem 9Sedlel lei1t Elm ODER
Der anbere Der Nbonnenten iiberennaen
neroen tann, 10 eriuden mir ale inl1e,
unS iOfOrti9e Nittbeilung. gu MAIDEN.
= Inns liegt baran, blb Seoermann Die
3eitung piinttIid erbalt.
9eitellun9en fir oas SIS d entlatt
nad auBerbalb uno in entfernten Stabt>
tbeilen merocn erbeten.
H 0ie tasli@en unb ip6dentIiden
StaatsSeituneen fur Die 9lbonnenten
in GbgefieI6 tperoen iebt reeeI>
mabig bur6 bic Srdser BEL Serrn
6. NItmeger itabe Der San9ebriife
abgelieiert.-llnIere @baefielo sSreunoe
tuoIlen 9efdIlioft ni@t bergeifen, lire
3eitun9en GOrt absubolen.
OSpti5 fir Snraer., 4
Sic ySennefiee StaatS3eitun9" iit1
oas offi5ielle Organ oes v9OOfout
Wountain Surn< 8e5irfs."
(8ereine, Die gum 8esirf geb0ren,
ipoIIen unS gef. gtamen ibrer Beam
ten, MitslieOersabG,- StiftuueStag,
8oit Office NOreile u. 1. IN. einienOen,
uno mir iper6en oieieIben il elmer ite&
benoen 0fubrif ber0fentliden.
80 80 8. Me6.
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1867-10-07
A PROCLAMATION xgBY THE
GOVERNOR. )
STATE OF TENNESSEE,

Nashville, September 18th, 1867,
WHEREAS, Some excitement. has
grown out of the agitation of the
subject of the approaching Municipal
elections to come off the, easuing fall
and winter, in the several cities and
towns of this State; and whereas, a
controversy has actually. arisen i'm
two or more cities as, to who are
qualified voters in such elections,
and who are the proper authorities
to appoint the Judges and Clerks of
said elections; ~ [a,, ,.i,n,r as9
Now, therefore, /, WILLIAM G.
BRowNLow, Governor of the State
Tennessee. in the discharge of the
duties imposed upon me by law, do
hereby proclaim that the Commits
sioner of Registration under the
Franchise law is the proper person
to appoint the Judges and Clerks of
all elections; and that the qualified
Voters in all Municipal elections are
those only who have certificates of
registration, and who are qualified to
vote for members of the General
Assembly. The Franchise law is a
part and parcel of the Constitution
has been sustained by the Supreme
Court of tennessee all elections
held in violation Of said law are null
and void, and of no effect whatever.
In testimony whereof, u / have
hereunto set nay official signature,
and caused the Great Seal of the
State of tennessee to be affixed, at
the Executive Department, in Nash
vile, ON the 18th day of September,
1867. w. g. BRowNLow.
BY the Governor: r.. p. saH
A. j. FLETCHER, Atv
Secretary of State.
Sept 19th1 month -r.-- .l.-..<
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SDetiatl NOtisen.

ln Gg Serr q. g. Gpma lit 9ofaI>
Ngent Der Giants eitung unb ernad)e,
.tigtl @elber fit mid rim, @lnpiang gu
nebmen unO bariiber gu quittiren. -,
Sobn Gu ; m, Serausgeber.
u STR 8aufteute unb Anbert.-
9t6ert Cure Sbiireu sesen @inbreGer bur&
@dbeS. felbfperfertiste, seprifte S6I56tr,
pel6e fen sessn alle @tnbrii6e llnt. Slfe.,
Sbir> unb gant-S6I5lsr auf gefrGluns am
ssfsrtist. S6IiiGelrssaraturen, @Ipdensiias
u M. beitsns beIcrst. Giss 1T bic einsiae
s9lOBfa6rif in Der Gtaet. Is @abg
10; - g ss nsastrids straes, @ slc.
gi'ts' ~ 0gI a9aG;fd iisr.-s..lL4 !..g.
IN iSBtr fGEne, Ill peite gOrfibirs 8lanfets,
3sttbeden, DameHfleiberfoFs, Mlsrmtber 8ib
gloves c. Dollars bas paar) BON Der tlssan.
telfen Sprte, lppie alle -anbern gGaartn better
AuaIttdt gu Biaisiten grsilen taufen MID,
debe5 III .a g3i4J H.Eqf @31~ 49,,
Gbas. Mihbeimer S &c.,
so AZ @pIItee StraBe.
pf4 tW 8 70 ,tAb " y .-s.ait-
II Die SauSbaIter BON NalbSille
tperten auf bic @rSTnuns BON &rsers' Gmpua
rum fir 9auSbaItun9s- @fsenfdnbe, go. 5
CHERRY gtraBe, Union unb- american Slpd,
aufmertiam senia9t. Nan fneet baieltff
sinr Spafanbise Muswah non Silber piattir-
ten 8rittania plantrter nnb ilpaniiIrien SHaa,
rem, .3inn>, 5Ols unO -grtifeIu, grd-
lrntirtellfru, Sif@teitefen, seibIifenem unb
seprretsm 9laS uno Iaulenpe anberrr NrtifrI,
gu aabIreirb nm iieraubusGblen, bic idmmtli9
nOtbpenbig uaD niiSIi9 fir isbe SnusbaItuns
linb. 9eninit uub betradtet bic &u5tpabl Der
gprrGtbe, pelde tereits Sprbanten finb uno
fcrtpGbrenb anfrmmen. a f. of 2N
TN. Sr, SDlentan's &arte.
60 Iin9e Die @feiif1btit franf miro
tino Srrtbiinier begeht, an oeren Splgen
rie 8etrefenOen lailos 81 Iei6cu bnben,
lollten iie periuAelL lid BON ibren 9cioen
su befrtien. HuS 9erieltige, tueI6er
feline Salente tnS feline 3eit orlpenort
INN foIden nngludli6en &cttuna su
bGriba6en, lit eben 10 gut Gin 9bilans
Iitropiit n,ie Der, iueld)tr Der leioenOen
EMenibbeit auf anbere gSeiie 81 belfcn
lubt. SSabre Ybilantropie bcltebt nidt
in Auhuden bes llripruiigS cineS lle>
bells, ionocrn i'm 9liifiuden bon Wiitteln
l'bas llebef gu bcilen. fOr.1e ole III n
| BAT cine Geibe bun Sabren bcrdrtiae
Sale bebanbelt, uno 1T Our6 eifrises
Stnoium bnbill 9elungt, oab er i'm
Staube lit Sas gu leilten mas CT ser.
fprtdt. Seine Office befinbet fd in
go. 210=G bur6 itraBe @de BON
Mc9cmoreitrabe binter Der Npotbefe. j.
.r.ssgi1 -t-E of5 3S1fm q.
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1867-10-07

NShafe'e Dollar HRiE:offcp anb e
SegGltIo ma tHah tho to II Is HIaM
teetor, Sielslbtn nerben aeaen -
Gmpfnag rou @iBem Dollar tn cb bic lEr{fT4
Boit iiberienbet. MAllM
o.. Z. 1arb6F u. Gro, 8 ~
go. So linton Strobe,
Moerten fit ben Staat Eehnsfiee. kszz3
os2 b1
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1867-10-07

IN SBtr fGSne, IL "a peitr gOrfIbire 8lanfsts,
gssttbeden, DamenfleiSerfcHs, 9llsratber 8ib
Gloves c. Dollars bas gaar) BON Der slssan-
telfen Sprte, ippie ale antern gGaartn better
AuaIttGt gu Biaisfen Yreilea faufcn MID,
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1867-10-07
sc q d NJ tt q asiitunq
Saubel unb 8brfe.

8ew gorf, @ontug, item Sft.
@olo 0ffnete 81 145 uno itauo nm
101 ubr 14488, 121 llbr Mittags 14448& Z.
Il. 9. 8onbS 6proS. fdllig 1881 I110a
: - 5z20er i: series :1123
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lCOnImERoIAL AND FTNANCIAI,.

->N>>--~~--s-y>S W "
LONDON, June 2T-Noon. .-ConsoIs
9436. Bonds 702s. a is
LIVERPOOL, June 27-Noon. Got
ton steady; sales 10000 bales.
New YORK, June 27-Noon. Flour
10@15c. better. Wheat 305c. bet
ter. Corn dull. Pork lower, at $21. .25.
Cotton steady. Stocks easier. Gold
371@. Sterling unchanged.
z z. M.-Cotton steady, with sales
OF l 900 bales, at 26@261&. Flour
and wheat active, at noon advance.
Corn declined 1c. Pork firm, at
S2l.25. Gold 381S.
New ORLEANS, June 27.-Sales of
cotton 1000 bales; market easier
low middling "a.
MOBILE, June 27.-Sales of cotton
300 bales; market dull, at "9.
BALTIMORE, June &c ston dull.
Coffee quiet. Flour in improved de-
mand. Wheat scarce-new Virginia
1925. Corn unchanged. Provisions
active, and tend up.
CHARLESTON, June 27.--Cotton
more active; sales 1872 bales; mid
dlings 244(025.
AUGUSTA, June 27.-Cotton more
active and firmer; sales 269 bales:
strict middling "a.
SAVANNAH, June 27.-Cotton open
ed dull, but closed with q better feel
ing; low middling 221s.
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TO Renf-

~ THE COLUMBIA FEMALE COL.
slMN IEGE, which for three years past
c51A has been occupied as a First
CLASS HOTEL by Nj. II. 8. Nickerson, is
again offered for lease for three wears.
from LIST September next
The extensive patronage which Mr..
Nlckcrson received has given much noto-
[I;iety I;oy to this building. It's capacity, pecu-
purposes of first. class hotel. render n
particular description unnecessary,
For terms, &c, inquire of eith& OF the
following gentlemen: Hon. L. J. ARTHUR,
Dr. A: n. TALLEY, Il. D. SEM or j. w.
PARKER.
Columbia, June II, 1867. June II
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By T@1e x9la !.
| Expressly for The Cottabia Ph6enie.l
News Tteng.

NEW YORK, June 81. The steamer
America is ashore at South Point.
Atecosta. The passengers and crew
are safe. The specie and baggage
have been landed. The cargo wes
thrown overheard. The captain hopes
to save the vessel, if the weather
keeps moderate. 70 sl 1
The. Rerald's dispatches from San
Luis Potosi, of the 11th, are nnfa-
vorable as regards the safety of Maxi
The Ibfbune's dispatches say that
81, 100000 of the New Orleans oitv
scrip is fraudulent.
PHILADELPHIA, June 2S.-A COM
mlttee of twenty-five citizens has
been appointed to receive and tender
the hospitalities of the city to the
President.
WASHINGTON, June 29.-Dennisop,
member of Congress from Pennsyl-
vania, died to-day.
Internal revenue receipts, to-day,
$S42,OOO.
Cameron, Butler, Logan and
Schenck, of the Joint Ordinance
Committee, were in session to day.
The Judiciary Committee was in
session until 4 o'clock. There are
many wild statements with regard to
what was said and proposed to be
done; among the best authenticated
IS the quiet remark of Boutwell,, that
the President must be impeached and
removed.
The Court of Claims has adjourned
to the 18th of August.
CHARLESTON, June 27.-Arrived-
steamer g. @. Leary, New York.
Sailed-bark Depesche, Liverpool.
AUGUSTA, June GA heavy rain
storm, accompanied by thunder and
lightning, visited this section this
afternoon, demolishing trees, and it
is feared, seriously injuring corn and
cotton.
RICHMOND, June 27.-Judge Under
woods court adjourned to-day. A
distiller, convicted of making false
entries on his books, was fined $500,
and his distilling apparatus forfeited.
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Auct1on sales

Sale to Foreclose Mortgage.
II WILL sell, on MONDAY, tho 8th July
i next, at the house occupied by Jas. II /.
Heise used as Billiard Saloon, on Assem-
bly, street, near the Market,
4 BILLIARD TABLES and FIXTURES,
to satisfy mortgage from N. J. GAYLORD
and others to William Gurney, and assign
ed to John English. Terms cash.
j. E. DENT,
June % Agent of Assignee.
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SHERIFF'S SALE.


PY virtue of writ of tfer'i fucias to me
I'D directed, will sell, at the store of
Lewis Piser, on Richardson street, opposite
PhGni1 Office, within the legal hours, on
the FIRST MONDAY and TUESDAY in
July next, the following articles, to wit:
mer, Fall and Winter Clothing, Dry and
Fancy Goods, Hosiery, &C., Ladies' and
Gentlemen's Boots and Shoes; also, Hats
and Caps, Gentlemen's Furnishing Goods,
Travelling and Railroad Bags, l Silver
plated Show Case, containing a lot of Rib
Show Case, l splendid Looking Glass, to-
gether with the entire stock Of merchan-
dize in the stores of Lewis Pizer, on WASH
inCton and Richardson streets, with the
entire fixtures, &c. Levied on as the goods
and chattels Of Lewis Piser, at the suit of
Joseph Cohen vs. Lewis Piser.
Terms cash. J. L. DENT, S, RID. RI
June 16 sst
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A LETTER WORTH READING.

A LETTER WUKTH READING.
II III. HEIN1TSH-DEAR SIR: For the
1Ls benefit of the afflicted, l send Won
this certificate. My son having been Sc
yerely afflicted ;th Scrofula for the last
two years. -iuch so that he has been
confined to his room the greater part of
his recovery. Having applied to the best
OF physicians without relief, was at last
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The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1867-06-28

SwNDIERs COME TO GR1EF.-The
following comes from Baltimore.
under date of the 22d:
A so-named Southern Orphans
Gift Enterprise Relief Association.
by which large amounts were raised
suddenly, came to grief last night.
a quarrel arose among the managers
about the funds which had been
collected and in the hands of J. l..
hammond, President of the Associa-
ttion, and the grand jury yesterday
found prosentments against the firm
OF Palmer & Co., for violating the
laws OF Maryland prohibiting lotteries.
1t is stated that only 80, out 500
OO0 tickets had been sold, and most
OF the valuable prizes announced had
been relieved from the scheme.
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1867-06-04

Governments, Federal and State, TO use all
necessary Constitutional means to remedy
this evil.
Q. Resolved, That the Radical minority IN
the so-called Congress have proved them
selves TO be In favor of Negro Suffrage bv
forcing u upon the people OF the District
OF Columbia against their almost unani-
nous wish, sOlemnly expressedut the polls,
by forcing It upon the people of all the
Territories, and by their various devices TO
eoerce the people Of the South TO adopt IL !.
that we are opposed 10 Negro Suffrage. be!
lieyinR Il would be productive of evil To
both whites and blacks, and tend TO pro-
duce disastrous conflict OF races.
z. Resoired, That for all their efforts to
uphold the Consultation we tender TO the
President and TO the majority OF the Judges
OF the supreme Court Of the United states
our hearty thanks.
8, Resolved, That we are In favor of n
Democratic Convention OF delegates from
al the states, to be held at such time and
place as may be agreed upon, and that the
state Central Committee be authorized tn
concur with other proper committees in
liking time and place, and that we prefer
Louisville, KY. as the place.
o. Resoiped, That the Democratic news
papers OF Ohio deserve our earnest and ljb-
eralsupport and that an early and thorough
organization OF the party is indispensable.
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1867-06-04
Know Thy Destiny,

MADAME E. F. THORNTON, the great English AS
trologist, Clairyoyant and Psl chometriciau, who
mas astonished the scientific classes OF the Old
World, has now located herself at Hudson. N, Y.
Madame Thornton possesses such wonderful pow
ersot second sight, as to enable her to impart
knowledge OF the greatest importance TO the sim
gle or married Of eithersex. While in state of
trance, she delineates the very features of the
person you are to marry, and by the aid Of an in
srnment Of Intense power, known as the Psy-
chomotrope, guarantees to produce life like pic
ture Of the future husband orwite Of the appli-
cant together with date of marriage, position in
life, leading traits of character, sc. This is no
humbug, as thousands of testimonials can assert,
She will send when desired, certified certificate.
or written guarantee, that the picture is what it
purports to be- BY enclosing small lock OF hair,
anu stating place Of birth, age, disposition, and
complexion, and enclosing hfty cents and stamped
envelope addressed to yourself, you will receive
the picture and desired information by return
maii' All communications sacredly confidential.
Address in confidence, MADAME L. p. THORNTON
p. o. Box 22S, Hudson, NY. aps67d1vcrs
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1867-06-04
A Bloel1 ON ConIiscation.

The Chicago Times puts it mildly in say
ing that as Chief Justice CHASE, in over
ruling n decision of Judge UNDERwooD,
has decided that the property of rebel
cannot be confiscated for treason until he
has first been duly convicted of that crime,
IL will follow that in the centiscations
which have been made of the property OF
Confederates, it will have to be returned
by the parties now holding under such
titles. The decision of Judge CHASE will
also operate as partial extinguisher on
the confscation schemes of THAD. STEVENS
and his followers.
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1867-06-04
Mayors Proclamation.

MAYORS OFFICE, DAYTON, o., May IT. 1857.
IN compliance with a Resolution passed by the
i city Council on the 10th inst, and Section o OF
Ru Act passed by the City Council, April l2 1872,
TO provide against the prevalence of hydropho-
bia in the city of Dayton" hereby issue my
proclamation to the inhabitants of the city OF
Dayton, warning them that it is unlawful for any
person owning, having control of, or hArbOring
any dog. or animal of the dog kind, tO permit such
animal to run at large for the term OF sixty days
from the publication OF this proclamation, without
being properly muzZled, so as to prevent tho ami
NAL from biting or being bitten by other animals
Every person owning, having control Of or har.
boring any animal of the dog kind, who shall neg.
ect refuse to comply with this requisition shah
upon conviction thereof, forfeit and pay sum moi
exceeding Twenty dollars nor less than Five dol
lars, with costs. JONATHAN KENNEY,
May II lS61-d2w Mayor