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The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1867-01-18

THE PLOT FOR TaE PRESIDENT nEo TEM-
THE CONSPIRACY FOR 4f-''OLD TRAD'-
RADICAL SHRINKS-IHE BREAK ON THE
WHEEL-THE WEAK-KNEED ADMoNIsHED.
WASHINGTON, January 10.
No sooner will this Congress 90 out, than
the new will step in without the lapse of q
day. Candidates are already pressing for
important offices. A strong pressure is be-
ing made to bear in favor of Wade as Pres
ident pro tempOre of the Senate, in place of
Mr.. Foster, whose term expires with the
present Congress. Morrill, of Maine, will
also be supported for the position, and the
chances, just now, are said to be favorable
TO his election. For the Speakership of the
House, Colfax (the present incumbent)
will be candidate, as matter of course.
There is some talk of running Banks, of
Massachusetts,, who was Speaker of the
House few years since; and who while
General in the army, won such distinc-
tion in his cotton thieving raids.
''Pity the sorrows of poor old man."
Once sang the poet, and how they apply to
'old Thad." He only received seven votes
out of the eighty-one cast for u. ). Senator.
Forney's influence IN Pennsylvania may
also be calculated by this number of Re-
publican votes. 1t is thus evident that
neither poor old Thad. nor FOrney can lead
a corporal's guard in their own State. The
stomach of the Republican party there is
too weak to digest the pernicious JacObln
stuff which old Thad. prescribes for them.
The Radicals shrink from selling the
functions of the Executive Department. IL
begins to be obvious that this can be
brought about only by the bayOnet, and civil
WARMTH an utter destruction of bureaus,
commerce and capital, pending the strife.
The deposition by force Of a King is very
serious matter, and always breeds revolu-
ton, while the deposition ofa people-chosen
President for mere party purposes, and
only by party, becomes a much more Sc
riOus matter.
The Supreme Court is now the break on
the Radical wheel of revolution. Hence.
there is no help for radlcalism, short of
revolution itself and then, ifthey can fight
well enough, they can free themselves from
both the Executive and Judicial Depart
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Rings Vegetable AmbrOsia

Is the most popular HAIR RESTORATIVE OF
the day. II is cleaner, more richly perfumed, and
is warranted TO restore gray hair to its natural
color; stop its coming on; remove dandruG from
the scalp, and prevent badness. Read the follow
ing home testimony:
CERTIFICATE.
The following is to certify that I have used
RINGS VEGETABLE AMBROSIA for the past
six. months, and have found in it all that is
claimed for IL to perform. My head has been near
ly bald for several yearswill be safe in saying for
six yelrs, Mt least-;nnd by ndhering to the direc
tiOns in the sc of the AMBROSIA / am proud to
say that now have tnc growth of healthy hair,
whilst all other restoratiyes have failed. can
also testify as to its qualities in restoring gray
hair to its original color, having seen it tested by
my most intimate friends. know IL TO be supe-
rior TO all other restoratives What do know /
know from experience, in reference to its proper
ties, and would recommend II to all as being the
best article in market. WM NJ. HIPPARD.
Dayton, Ohio, August "a, 1856.
Il. NJ. TUBBS ~ Co, Props, Poterboro, N. H.
For sale by all Druggists in Dayton, and every
where. DIR. w. w. W.STEWART,
au25daw3m Wholesale Agent, Dayton, o.
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Mrs. WINSLOW.

An experienced Nurse and Female Physician,
Presents 10 the Attention Of Mothers her
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News by Telegraph and Mails.

The Charlotte, n. O., Times understands
that Mr.. WILLIAM McCORD has o'scovc ed
on mis- farm, four mics from Charlotte
a rich vein Of GOLD ore. 1orth % er ave.
age one hundred collars bdshel
The bridge over the d.irtle Pe-Dee. near
Harleesvllle, g. c., gave w"v recently. and
precipitated carriage filed with young
ladies into twenty foot water. strangely
enough, the ladies, driver and horses ell
escaped uninjured.
They have a refreshing sensation out at
Brookville, Ind. An action Involving
Grim. con. has been commenced in the
Franklin Circuit Court, in which the dam
ages are laid at $4,000. An the parties in
volved are Of mature age, married, and
respectfully connected, the defendant in
the case being one of the county commits
sioners.
Thelarge stained front window glass OF
Trinity M. II. Church, Fort Wayne, lad,
which cost 5000, was donated by some per-
son unknown at the time it is now rumored
that the splendid gift was made by two
gamblers, who had made big haul play
ing faro.
Dispatches from various points in Illinois,
from Iowa, Wisconsin and Minnesota, report
very Severe weather. The mercury ranges
from ten to thirty five degrees below zero
The fiend PAGE who murdered his wife
at Valparaiso, Indiana, and her mother,
and nearly killed young woman who was
living with the family, has not yet been
arrested.
The Senate, yesterday, passed bill Civ
ing the Sheriff OF each county $500 Der case,
in cases where the State fails or defendants
prove insolvent was read the third time
and passed.
What does this mean? Yesterday, in the
House, Mr.. BEER offered Il resolution that
the Landscrip Commissioner of Ohio be re-
quested to inform this House. at as early a
day as practicable. why the land-scrip be-
longing to this State was sold, part of it on
time, at less than fifty-five cents per acre.
while the Government of the United States
was selling lands at one dollar and twenty
five cents per acre.
Dispatches from the East report the
heaviest snow-storm for years.
The railroad trains are all delayed. but
the roads are expected 10 be cleared by to-
morrow.
Havana advices of the 18th state that the
smallpox continues in Matanza. There
were over 300 cases under treatment and
had been fifty deaths in one day.
PERRIN's steam Touring mills, ct Mar
shall, Michigan, were burned on Sunday
night. Loss about $4,000.
The Nevada Legislature yesterday re-
elected JAMES w. NYE United States Seua-
tor.
The committee of the Kentucky Legisla-
ture appointed to inquire inte the proprie-
ty of removing the State Capital, have
reported in favor of removal, but do not
recommend any particular place.
The Vienna (Austria) PresSe, OF the 18th
inst, says that large insurance has been eff
fected at Hamburg on MAXDuLIAN's per-
sonal effects, to be shipped by steamer from
Mexico.
A New York dispatch says: "A fierce
snow-storm, the heaviest known here foI
years set in last night, and is still falling
with unabated fury. 1t has fallen to the
depth of over foot on the Level. The
drifts are two and three feet deep"
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MEDICAL NOTICE.

DIR. Il. CONE may be consulted as follows:
In DAYTON at the Phillips House, on Fridays,
Sept. 14i Oct. 10; Nov. 23; Dec. 2S; Feb March
S; April 10; May II; June 81.
In TROY at the Morris House, on Saturdays
Sept 10; Oct. a0j Nov. "a; Dec. 30; Feb 2; March
10; April 49, May Is; June -.
In XENIA at the Depot Eating House. on Thurs
days, Sept 49, Oct, 1s; Nov. %; Dec. 27; Jan 81 ;
March q; April II; May 10; June 90
In sPRINGFfELD at the willis House, on
Thursdays. Sept. 90; Oct %; Nov, 29 Jan. B; Feb.
Z; March Ia April 1S; May 80; June 81.
DR.. CONE has had Offices in each OF the above
places, that he has regularly visited for the past
seven years and as he has treated and cured many
Patients in each of the above places he can give
the best of references in each place as TO his skill
Dr. CONE Treats and Cures all varieties of
Chronic diseases, including those oc the Eye and
Ear; makes no charge for consultation; but II
those who consult him imdesiretreatment, he charges
Cash for his Medicines.
Medicines that will last patientfrom four to six
months cost from Five to Thirty dollars, in Cash
Address; DIR. Il. CONE,
COLUMBUS, OHIO.
Ocg0-d1V
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A Real iI-Flsh''-VictOr HUI
gO's Narrative Matched.

Readers of NJ. VIcToR HUGo's "Toilers of
the Sea" win remember the terrible narra-
tive of the fisherman GILLIorT's encounter
with the octopus or sea-devil, who winds
his horrible suckers round his victim, and
gradually draws away his life's blood. The
poet novelist has been accused of exaggera-
tion in this incident, but according to Mr..
LORD an English traveller who has just
published in London a book about British
Columbia and the Pacific coast the sea-
devils of the North Pacific even outdo the
terrors of the Charmed Island species. Mr..
LORD says:
''fhe octopus as seen on our coasts, al
though even here called 'mansucker' by
the fsheBmen, is mere Tom Thumb, a
tiny dwarf rs compared to the Brobdignag-
ian proportion he attains in the snug bays
and long inland canals along the east side
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ments Of the government, which certainly
are very much In the way Of their conspl-
racy 10 seize the Executive and Judiciary
Wade. or Chandler, King, Emperor, Car
or sultan,
Wendell Phillips-and, you know that
when he blows his Jacobln horn, the Radi-
cal party soon gather IN train and follow
quickly-said the other day, IN his ARti-
Slavery Standard, that ''radicailsm Is des-
tined 20 win, that the Ashleys, the Bout
wells, the Buffers the Kolleys the men who
best meet the demands of the nation. Ia its
extremity. will be the men of the future
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Married.

BPOTNELL-W LLTAMS.--On The 18Th inst.
by the Rev, H. Sieck, Che C. z. BrOwDetj 10 Al lss
Jenn'e win ans, both OF DE 7to'.
ARNOLO-RICHES.-O tue 17th Ay the sa pe.
Wills n II. A 5oid 10 S. an e C. Richcy both OF
Dayton
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ayrw Adrtrtisemruts.
NOTE LOST.

A PROM sorry NOTE 1or ooe hundred dollars,
"A ddtet on the l5,h OF Septe bdr, 1865, and
signed by Andrew llabe er and George List pay
able ono d0v aztec dRte 20 the subscriber or order
has been lost. This notice is to cautiOb all per-
som not 20 cece We saidnotes, as payment has been
slop1e9. JOHN NElDERMAN.
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DISSOLUTION OF PARTN ERsHIP.

TEPE partnershin heretofore existing 1etWeen
L the Undersigned, pnder Inc Il m name OF
hoh'resef, Pfc inenDerger Co. Is this dav DIS
solved by mutual cOOseht, LoVis Zin sGDd ret - z
from said iiln.
The business wiz ST. he continued as hereto ore
at the old stand, uuder the Old u m name o. Eoni-
reser& PfeiGe abe ger
GEORGE KOHLpESER
LOUIS PrEtFFENBEEGER
LOUIS ZINkAND.
January TO- l861.d3
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KITS ADMITTING GENTLEMAN TwoLAprrs, g.
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HOTnI,
ANhBRIOAN SALOON.

THE undersigned having purchased the Chove
L named Saloon OF Jacob EaDp, corner Of nird
and Jehe son streets, Dayton, Ohio, hopes for a
continuation of its old ldcustomes, and by strict at
tentOa To business TO merit the patronage of the
pto'e generally Ia10llw HENRY RAp".
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HUSTON HAIL.
TWO HItShts Only
and Friday, Januray II and IS
ALF. BURNETT,
Manager

zion 600. No Esira oaa,ge Jor Rcser0ed Seafs
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1867-03-26
Consumption Durable by Dr.
Schcnck'S Medicines.

| TO CURE CONSUMPTION, the system
must be prepared SO that the lungs will heal
To accomplish this the Liver and Stomach must
first be, cleansed and an appetite created fol
good, wholesome food, which, by these riet
cines, will be digested properly, and good, heal
thy blood made; thus building mp the constitu
ton. SCHENCK'S MANDRAKE PILLS
cleanse the stomach of all bilious or mucous ac
cumulations, and, by using the Sen Weed Tonic
in connection, the appetite is restored.
SCHEyCKS PULsfONIC SYRUP Is nutri.
cious rs we'll as medicinal and by using the
three remedies all i'm purities are expelled from
the system, and good, wholesome blood made,
which viii rcpel all disease. il patients vii
take these medicines acc ordng TO directions
Consumption, very frequently in its last stage,
yields readily to their action. Take the Pills fire.
quently, to cleanse the liver and stomach. 1t
does not follow that because the bowels are not
costive they arr not required for sometimes in
diarrhoea tsey are necessary. The stomach
must be kept healthy. and an appetite created to
allow the Pulmon;c Syrup to act on the respi-
ratory organs properly, and allay any irritation.
Then all that is required TO perform a pcima-
nent cure is. 10 prevent taking cold. Exercise
about the rooms as much as possible cat all the
richest tOod--lat meat, game. and. IN fact, any
thing the appetite Graves hut he particular and
masticat. well decly2dw m.ly
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1867-03-26
81 New York MARRIED. =

NEW YORK, March %.
" COTTON-Nery firm, with only 4
moderste basiney y, pwingin part to the
firmness Of holders: salesl so0 Bales!at
Sc for middIing uplands.
FLOCR-Receipts 1887 bbls; mar
ket 5al0c better: sales ee00 bills at 9 90
al0 50 for superfn. State western; IL 90
a12 81 for extra western; II 40al3 - for
choice do: l1-75a12 65 for shipping
brands extra round hoop Ohio. and ~ 40
alb s. for trade brands, the market
closing qaiet. Califoruiafionr more nc
tive and firmer: sales 5000 bbls and
sacks at IA 50al5 75.
WHISKY-Qulet and ahrh3ng ed. q
WHE4T-Reeeipts, nome; the market
opened firm and closed quiet aud very
firm; sales 5000 bu at 2 53a2 81 for No.
2 Milwaukee. 0sa3 10 for white Cali
fornia, and y for white Canada.
- RIE-Quiet: sales 800 bu western Ut
lI34. .yE0O3 u
BARLEY-Firm; sales 5000 bu Cana
da West, free, at %. .rsS4.p .eieoa
BARLEY MALT-Dun.
CORN - Receipts 1855 bu,, market
without decided change; sales 81 900 bu
At 17ial Is for mixed western in store.
4 1ea1 lsi for do afloat, | 1874 for new
white and yellow southern, and, his for
damaged mifled western.
OATSrReceipts 1920 bu. market la2c
better and more doing; sales 62,U00 In
at 63a67 for western, 66a6s for newOhio
So for chico do, and 7ia72 TOR State.
HCEE7TR2Htas Gus; sf.b.aui,e !
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Peabody Educational Fund.

New YORK. March 2J.--The Peabody
educational fund trustees have finished
their session. The whole subject ot
trust was discussed by the committee
on investigation and inquiry..ts "a
A report was made ~ Rishop Nell
vaine, that for the present promotion Of
primary or common school education by
now existing OF other agencies to be the
leading object. To aid this design nor
NAL school education to prepare teach
crs will be favored, and scholarships en-
dowed in the now existing Southern
halls of learning.
| Education in aid Of the application
of science and industrial pursuits will
be another purpose of the trustees. 7
A General Agent, under direction OF
the Executive committee, is to do much
of the business. Rev. DR.. Sears, OF
Browns University, was selected. The
chairman is to appoint an Executive
committee 10 carry out with the Gen
eral Agent the views of the Board.
The next annual meeting will take
place in this city on the Sd of June, and
the Chairman twas authorized to call
meetings M the will of the Executive
committee.
The board agreed to meet in Rich
mond on the third Tuesday in January
The executive committee comprises
Messrs. McIlvaine, Aiken, Evarts, Ora
ham and Eaton:
A committee was appointed TO obtain
the act ofincOtporatioa ifrop the New
York Legislature. Samuel Whitmore
was appointed Treasurer, subject to the
concurrence of the Finance committee.
The committee on Disbursements and
Finance consists of Messrs. Fish, NAL
lister, Clifford, Boggs and Whitmore.
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FROM WASHINGTON.

The Extra Sessien-Pr 81
JeG. Davis Release ON his own He
coxniz smythe-Min
lister TO Austria.
NEW YORK, March 25.-The Times
special says: If Congress should adj
iourn on Tuesday or Wednesday next,
as is now almost certain, the President
will issue on the day of adjournment q
proclamation calling an extra session OF
the Senate on executive business, espe-
cially to consider nominations for official
positions.
The President has been urged by
prominent Republicans snd others to
release JEFF. Davis upon his own recog-
nizanee, because there is no prospect of
Chief Justice Chase holding court in
Virginia SO long as that State is under
control of the military, he deeming 1t
beneath the dignity OF Judge of the
Supreme Court to preside Ill district
under such control. There is good rea-
son for saying that within the next ten
days Davis will he released upon his
own recognizance, to answer when
called upon.
Horace Greeley, Mayor Hoffman, of
New 10TH, MI. opuShc, anu others Vi
like influential position, have had in
terviews with the President within the
past day or two, and their visits are at
tributed to the supposed intention of
the Administration to remove Mr..
Smythe. l am not authorized to say
what was the object of the interview,
but can say confidently that there is
no intention at this moment, OF under
existing circumstances, to displace Mr..
Smythe.
1t is now stated that Mr.. Foster will
not receive the nomination of Minister
to Austria.
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FROM NEW YORK.
Panama OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
.. the Congregational Recsnstractien
The Peninn Senstc

Panama OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
o, the Cengressional Recsnstractien
The Pesinn senate.
NEW YORK, March 25,-The Herald's
Panama correspondent says: A British
frigate appeared Off Carthagian on the
9th of February, and the Captain adj
dressed o note to the President, insist
ing that the British Consul should re-
ceive the mail before they were sent to
the local postotfice, and that the Presi-
deLt should apologize for past offences
in respect to the matter. The President
evaded decided answer to these prop
ositions, and war steamer in the SER
vice of Mosquera came into port in the
meanwhile, and was seized by the En-
plishman. The demands We're reitera.
ted with threats Of taking other meas
ures in the event of noncompliance,
and the President fearing bombardment
succumbed and apologized, promising
to do better in future.
The ex-rebel General Longstreet has
expressed his opinion on the reconstruc'
ton plan in the columns of the New
Orleans Times. He says there is no hui
initiation attached to the acceptance
of the terms presented. by Congress-
and he has no reason to doubt that such
an acceptance, in good faith, will Sc
cure the readmission of the Southern
States.
The Fenian Senate adjourned on Sat
urday to meet this morning at 10 o'clock.
The session is still secret, but it Is un-
derstood that the. chief work of the
body is the appointment of a Secretary
of War in place of General Sweeney
the former occupant Of the position.
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Cincinnati Market.

CINCINNATI, March %
FLOUR-F'irmcr with an improved
demand, and in some cases, niger price;
were established; the demand was
chiefly for higher grades; good super
fine 10 00al0 80; trade brands. / 5Oal3 %
and fancy IA GOALS 90.
WHEAT-Firm, and the demand
good; sales of 5000 bu at = 3Oa2 30 FOL
No. 3 spring, 9 55a2 81 for No. | do.
3 sOa2 s. for No. = winter, and 80 fol
No. do. %, rr..
CORN-Has not been so firm; sales. OF
5000 bu at 73a14 for No. in bulk.
hTRYE-Demand light at 45a4Sc.
! tBARLEY-Unchanged.
COTTON-Firmer under reported
light receipts and more favorable ad
vices from Liverpool; middling is held
at 2Sc; the demand was light, however
WHISKY-Quiet at 27c in bond.
PROVISIONS-Quiet, and without
important change.
brands.
BULK MEATS-e4a10L.
BACON-9tall4al2t for shoulders,
sides and clear sides, and II for clear
rib sides.
HAMS-Plain, l3!. and sugar cnred
15al5.
LARD-Quiet, but holders firm at
12ial2f for prime country and city.
EGGS-l5al6 and dull.
BUTTER-F for fresh at 30a35.
CHEESE-Firm Mt 10!al7 for common
Ohio, and lSa19 for factory. .
CLOVER SEED 75a7 %.
TIMOTHY SEED-2 GOA > 90.
FLAX SEED 40a2 80.
GROCERIES-Unchanged and quiet
GOLD-l353 buying.
EXCHANGE-Firm.
MONEY-Market tight.
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The Truth about Dyspepsia.

! Whoever says that dyspepsia is ncurable,
tells a-;hat is to say, makes an egregious mis-.
take. More than ten thousand aggravated cases
have been cured by liOSTETTER'S STOMACH
BITTERS. wkile the number that have been
prevented from coming TO 4 head, by the same
means. is mcacuabe. III Winter and early
Spring. when the appetite is sometimes too Wig
orous tor tls comfort and safety of the stomach,
indigestion is most prevalent aud most distress
ing. Is the appetite to he baked to accommo-
date the digestive organs Not so; for then the
rame would lack its due proportion of Dutriment.
The thing TO be done is TO STRENGTHEN TIE SION.
ACg, tone the liver and put the bowels in per
fest order Nothing will do this so efiectually, as
rapidly, so quietly, SO pleasantly, as HOSTEL,
trimsand balances the system, aud clothes it,
as it .lvrrc, with defensive armor. Chronic dys-
pepsia liver complaint, and fever and agHe are
never known 10 attack those who are wise
enough to invoke the aid Of this great prevent
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ElNG sATIs FL ID TIA,
ID their patrons are prepared 10 encourage a,
anterprise which has for It's object the prOJ,ctln
anil promotion Of the welfare Of the White rs,,
In this Republic, and the development an ;.
ayatiop of our young and promising State n.
p,nnr;etor of the Wheeling REGlsTER la, On
iarred and improved this paper to meet The 4,
mapds &c Increased Circulation ahc srew.l.
rapnlarity. and now takes pleasure in prr>t,ig..
10 The pe.yple Of thin State. the Largest. Nrnt.
est and Ske,t Reliable Pnprr in Wei
TfiR REGIsTER can point TO II, rs,,
history "a the surest and best index Of itS fuis..
course upon all questions oi NanohaI or STAT
policy. Believing that the war Was tndr! :.
! rs legitimate purposes aftnneo WIN M sna,s
! der of the rebel armies, and the ahahdonBslis o..
slavery and secession by the south, The err,
TER viii be the unhinching advocate OF aln,.,
! ures that tend 10 promote the national h1Lu,,
TO restore the unity Of the Government and 10
| extend to NIL sections the priceless blrSsm.,n
! Ia equally firm in Its opposition "a all part1.l
7 schemes that impose unjust aud nnw lrrsu,,g
conditions upon the reunion of \ GoNrumt,'
| that was never broken, that guarantee prr,.,
ual ascendancy to one political party and In
changing estracism tn every other tnh H.,
thwart the wishes OF every pat,ioIic heart b,
leaving our country still divided. our prop.,
disunited, our Union unrestored. To.,rai!..
! the opinion of all men, while stcadfssilS ai,r
eating its ovn, despising the pl oscrptivr biso,r
! of flnaticism while firmly adhering iu it, 90
convictions Of right and duty,