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The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1867-02-01
Democratic State Ticket
FOR GOVERNOR:
ALLEN g. THURMAN.

FOR GOVERNOR:
ALLEN G. THURMAN.
FOR LIEUTENANT GOVERNOR:
DANIEL $. UHL, of Holmes.
FOR TREASURER:
DR.. G. FULTON, of Crawford.
FOR AUDITOR:
JOHN McELWEE, of Butler.
FOR ATTORNEY GENERAL:
FRANK II. HURD, of Knox.
FOR JUDGE OF SUPREME COURT:
THOMAS NJ. KEY, of Hamilton.
FOR CONTROLLER OF TREASURY:
WIN. SHERIDAN, of williams.
FoR BOARD OF PUBLIC WORKS:
ARTHUR HUGHES, of Cuyahoga.
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For Sale.

WE, the undersigned heirs at law of Henry
w htouner, late of Montgomery County Ohio
deceased, and rs tenants in common in the fol olotv
ing premises Will oler at public sale, ON the prem
lSes, on ~
71arsddy February 81, 1861
The following described real estate to.yit. Beint,
lot numbered thirty 800 and the south half of lot
numbered thirty one (3l), in section sixteen 1s,
township three l3), rarge six o. east &c contain
ing one hundred and twenty-five acres and twenty
less. 'N'' VI
said property to be sold free of any dover inter
Gst OF Elizabeth stouner the widow of said Henry
stouner, deceased, the heirs agreeing to execute
10 the purchaser u good warranty deed for said
premises. " ''
There arc about eighty acres Of said farm under
good uluyationi the balance being well timbered.
and good bearing orchard; and for a good deSirn
PIE nome Tor some one ID may be considered ono OF
the pest investments. Deferred payments To he
secured by purchasers executing to said heirs nj,
notes, secured by mortgage upon the premises
lEtMo-One- half cash; ouG-fourth in one year
ana one-iourth in two years.
DAVID STOUFFER
II
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Business 3Jutifes.
DYSPEPSIA
DR.. STRICKLAND'S

Tonic Is concen-
rated preparation of Roots and Herbs, with
Antiacids and carminatives TO strengthen
the stomach and nervous system. 1t Is >
certain remedy for Dyspepsia or lndiges
ton. NERVOUSNESS, Loss Of Appetite, Aci II
ty of the Stomach, Flatulency and Debility
Ii is not alcoholic, therefore particularly
suited for Weak, Nervous, and Dyspept.S
persons. For sale by all Druggists every.
where at 81 per bottle.
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gGttuus.
AlfttnuEFrs.l
CHRISTOPHER & sPIELMAN
313 Third STREET,
nAVTnN a

n RE PREPARED TO ERV i AS
AUCTIONEERS in country and city, or Will sell
'"o"' u" j. X. CHRISTOPHER and
DAVID CLARK.
80, .r Auctioneers.
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P o d o G. o q q e

p o . O G. o q q e !!
The Great Foot Lotion,
rs nav and Chemical compound A curious
aud wonderful discovery An absolute Deod-
9rizeri And the First and only Remedy OF the
Kind in the world. 49,. H., ,.t.,,, 81.
from diseased feet at once and for all time.
IL moildes but does not stop perspiratlon;
It modihes excessive perspiratlOn unuer th9
arms removes offensive OdOrs altogether, anu
saves the lne dresses OF the ladies' ,
4 few drops applied under the arms, at'er WASH s
snT are an u1icient TO deOdOriLe the most onenslXc
person WHITE or BLACK, being POW EtFLL
ASTRfNGEN and SEDArINE,
II Is one of the best remedies now known TOR
Soft Corns,
Warts,
Sprans,
Chaps, Gals,
Chilblans,
IunammatOry Swellings,
Ulcers, &c.
man OF ANNALS. Physicians ,eeyerywhheTe REQ
amend II. D olLsbbh gSSC.i -
M yessle A gent; w w. STEWART
Wholesale Dealer in Drugs, Medicines, Paints,
Cils, &c, 62 Main st., Dayton, o. Jubdawbm
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Mr.. McKEAN AND MISS VIRGINIA
B u . II a NJ a NJ
Supported by the Great star Company.
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Amusfmsnts.

'IoKErs ADMITTING oENrIrMANt TWO LADIES,
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e--
TIE PRESIDENTS sPEEcH

The President wns recently s-renalei in
| Washington City, and delivered tie following
| speech:
Feiiom- Citizsns:-It 10 MT my intention to
make nm ad'l'eas upon this oce. SION hut simrly y
| 10 tender y"u my thanks Tor thi. d-nonstra,ic
- -, demon"'r.tion aprr"hating what your
i:how en;z"ns have declared in the recent rlsr.
| .l:ms ,; IN various States of tho Union. They
VIII appreciate your rsspense 10 what The,
nave nav, done, and send bnrk greeting tbnt ih.
Union 81 ths StateI must be maintained ac.
cori'ns to the originsl d.sign uf our futheis.
co"t.ss am gra,ifisd; but nat surprised, at
.ne r'sait "i the recent elections. have al-
insy may sometimes he misie.l by a living
| spirit IN the mouths of their prophets Im,
never prevailed, and in the end thew are al
ways right.
In the gloon,iest hours through which T have
rnssed, and many Of them G"d kuuws have
econ uatk enough; and when our Constitution
vas ~ the utmost peril when our free ius,:
tu'i"ns we're assail.d by q formidable force. and
our great Republic seemed to lie .totierinp ,o
It's 'ni', and WHEN | felt how vain were nv
eHoris alone to preserve theAe institutions in
their Integrity. and to save the Republic from
RUS. l was sthI hopeful. I.had rliil an nbi
uihy eonhienc in lIs people. and felt assured
th.t thoE; in their might would come to. The
rescue. They have eume, and thapk God ti,.y
snx-d. - II - oe
IL wins but just the other day that officially
declared Ih., .ha remedy for the present un-
happy c"npi.ion of the country mu.. com.
from the people themselves They know what
mat remedy Is. and how il 10 to he applied.
AZ the present time they cannot. according 10
the form, II The Constitution, repeal ol,noxiou,
laws; they Cannot remove or control this mil.
!tury desr"tisn. The remedy 10, nsrerlheles.
IN their hap'ls. and is q, sure one, Il not con,
'rolIed by fraud. over AVID iy arbitrary nnw
or. or. from apathy on their: part too long dc
l"yei. "nl, abiding confdcncs in their ,,.-
tr,oi,s'n. wisdom and integrity. j am still here.
inl that in The end tl,s r.d Of de.puti.,n viii
ne broken. the armed heel os po " Of. lifted from
the neeks Of the people, and the principles Of
violated Con,ttuiioa preserved. The peanls
have spoken III amann,r not to be misuniisr-
s'ood.:s Ihaak God they have .pokstf! For il.
" iP"n their intelligence and their intevritv
thai have always rriied; AMI still rsiy. TLe
Constitali"n Of the country. which VA. i'm
reriile'i, t,s recentbt been tefore them jfvr
anil i has hal new life and.yiu
or 'p,I'"rtea to iros lis orig,psl soIrc.-tis.
people. IL comes back to. US with rxusv r,i
!, strength aud power L.tit nov Le tr. ns!u,rd
high up in shs heavens. wrlltrn IN later of
LIVING light. Us thesyn,bol ri liter, aud Union.
Justice naghanirnity and fratsIni.y.. -, = :
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discharged Erm elprlnylpspt opzacconut a
voting iliss Radical ticket. Mr.. Edmund. in.
tro.,,'csd resoihlon 70 the effect chat III.
public debt va, payable ir greenbacks tuules,
othervi.e .tited.' Here We have iha Senate
of The Untsd States grasels 'consissring the
:proPrieIy Of nbolrh;ng tho natural dia ibstion
betwern wiits and black men,, Listening 70
eon'Ihain,s Of servants against, their masters
aud deciding by -resol5 ION. . -roipt of law
worthyo Of the consideration the Supreme
Court. -
In tho House. three representatives from
Tenussses presented their credenlisls-
Butler. De,noerel, and hss'rs: s,gkss and
Mullen. Resqbl'sans The credentials Of Mr.
Butler were, referred TO the committee nm
credentials and Sir: Butler excluded from Iii.
seatnntjI the committee make their report.
Mrs.rs Stokes and Mullen vera imn,.,li ely
adm'tied to their senls without reference.
lhsrs was an angry debate on this matter oi
rst.rencs, but The n,nJnrity in the. House. u,efl
their power udscrundIousiy TO inorease their
own nnml'sr and prevent the increase Of, the
opposition.
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fnorrKCr or a CaSvxNrIoN.-We are dis
posed 10 doubt the correctness Of the view
which is expressed in tho following paragraph
Ihe returns have been 80 imperfect That th.y
would very naturally convey wrong impres
sion:
CHARLEaroS. November 26.-The impre s. ion
is ol''"st unanimous hers, that owing to tho
lack "f REQUISITE majority OF registered vo.
tera' the Conventioh will be defenled in SOUL,
Carolina-s2 0no votes h-inp rvo,ir.d Z, I'm.
sure the Convention. and only 25,UVO kuovn
tho State.
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,Tmso. ~ w..nixasTio5sx-rh. u mTsi w.,h,,.,on

Sat ~ " HAshiSdT6S--fha Washington
eorrespoalsnt oftiie BALTIMORE .6axe.te y RI. :,
7, H. has leaked ont Tint up to tbs Spring =
1860, onl tong ait,r fle i,sse lad .tes,, ta.a,
nst~e-1 he l,frsidrnt aud Congress. Gen.r q
Grant Was decnIrihS viii, the Eirine p and n.
bis ctmae of bass :was asasn,ued Ms bv Inn;
10 q manher n,xt 10 thu lrirnJ OF SJiis ff6,npb
ehe be roltIieal ortanent) swonld 1.sir. To- !.
-tpIlshs,l st sls!a,oh less made, asspeoial OBJ.
ject, uf pdl,i!c eutiStjts. = -
sonst kcitspent prs yaiis 30 iopassa,ieno;e. ol
s:poss & .saa. ia.; u yssE p.rsths,
betltdasf iiss isjisi I;ss.nisriIx. sPs,s: shss:
ast1 unabls.to WAes a,sss rslssSts to any rs,;s
ab!o s..pfes III" 70 very sisf,arst,l iioI1 g s!
Satesss sf q N. !.
city, isia .ry dt.pidaisL e,iha anin. ], . -.
.Iss Y osi.e. antfin d sessienu pt
ihe 9s6tnsf, he Easffhhffsf G1Itfai q anfsd
ZIG 81 si:. f.stis si
aethiHe but A.sssts. 10 t;sasnlt 4rs,. lied Is
sbsi De hsissli h ed !. nf MAD -
:ssfftlf pRdsr2i iSssi, dfnr ;. fnI ~
ns,Fs !ttss s ,.oi. &
NV 81 gf sas BIC "a;
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sss. sssissss ,;as,
ssss sS ss.as sss, .s 3
& IL isss al s3ds tHs Ssssss ss'sss
l ss ssa.ss sss.Iss 81 's M { 8.
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NOTICE
eB- During tho p.st weak orr Village i,

eB- During the past week our village has
sustained a loss in the removal Of The Rev.
Geo. Allen and lie INTEREST," ng family from our
District. Nr. Allen is n native Of :he lower
country. but had 80 long resided in our Dist
rict as to become identified with Us. OF hiuh
Christian character, fervent zenL and nctive
eymPathy with every good work. he will bo sn
acquisition to any community in which his lot
mny be cast. His future residence will he 10
Savannah. Ga. and We trust that in hs new
I'dne he may enjoy the favcring smiles Of as
spicious fortune. and MY number q. many
friends, aud ns'*nrm end as true, ns those hs
hos left behind. Our best wishes attend him.
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Mxs.ns. Fowrru, McDos.,, 4 CIV. Il;

MRs'ns. FowLER, McnoSALp i Cove di :
rect attention to the advertisement Of this ca
terrrIsing firm. who sffcr Mt their W ell known
stand. No. Whites Block, tho la,eat styles
and the best varieties Of Staple and Fancy
Dry Gosde. by strict adherence TO tho cnsh
sy't'H, nnd their motto, ''quiek sales and small
profits. they feel a'sured that they can make
u 10 tbs interest Of their friends 10 favor them
with shisr patronage. Their stock is toing
son.tan'ly rsplenished. and furnishes t. custo-
mers all the advantages Of the recent decline
IN prices. Gull and you may DO assured o(
eating the very best article, at the lowest
rates.
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sB- We would remind our people that b,
The terms Of the Bankrupt Act. no one can
avail himself Of its provisions after the Is,
March next who i, unable 10 pay 50 per cent
OF his Indebtedness. In the impove rishe e i
condition of our people this would To the neces
sary exclusion oi the great majority of then,
from tile benefit Of ita provisions. We aIr,ss
them therefore 10 sl.rp no longer upon th.i,
rights. but to relieve,hernselves Of the 'oai O
debt. which is now crashing out all spirit and
energy.
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CON SIGNEES

:. Who have freight remaining In tho Dspu,
At A'hev ille. Nov emter 15-lSs7:
Erprcsa--S ir(i0wun. @ F Kiulnch, j W
Gray. Qnarlrs d Thnnison. J ". Thomas, M A
Mseru.ler. MfsJ Gordon. Mis- Is ] Cannon,
Mrs Erwin. j. a Buwie. o T.Purcher.
RaurondFreight-S Mri'os an. $ a Marshall,
n Nelson, Erkin. Wi-r d Mcdonald. u ].
Wnrdinw, J ". rdlaw, w F Dal,ou. .B vii.
linms. Adams E~k,n & Knox. w d Mars.
u ilannah. c Y Barhs., G Henderson,, }. W
Craw ford.
-. D. Il SONDLEY, Agent
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AUGUSTA. November 81 "A meeting of III,
Citizens of Richmond county was held In.
| night. preamble and r-so. vi ions " era ,,nnu-
imously adopted in favor of universal nmnes,,
| The n'''i>hiaS Of test Uall,s and qualification.
f"r office; impartial suffrage, md u,giny III.
people oi The state u organize aud ,Ieient II,
construction under the Military Iii Is. Tw-n
~ four delegates were appointed TO the Con-
srrvntive Conventi"n ut Macon. Tie rn.etinr
was largely attended, and was enthusiastic.
RALEIGH, November 27.-Elec,;on return.
come III SLOWLY; enough is. h"wrv.r. known to
| insure the Conventional pretty strong v.te-
The radicals have a large controlling majority
III the eConvenliUn-fftren Of whom are Aia:ke
The type Ut The radicals, As u general rhle, il
| not Ms vindIciivo "r vi"lent rs tial shown H.
the radical Convention in Alabama.
WAsnlScT,S. November 27-The pro.pcc.s
for the immediate r-penf Of the cot oi. tax mr.,
not 20 promising. The tue friends oi ths
measure, fea, iui Of spon,nne" orpusiiun t.
the movement, originating their side ur the
House, are ling off und 20 far every bill
introduced locking TO i's repeal. has n rider
which will kin 1t. or provoke wroks "f discus.
sion. Favorable action before Chrislmus> j.
highly improbable. Ego"
The Committee Of Why's and Means agreed
unanimously, in it, s-ss .un thus morning, to re
port a Till i"r the repeal OF the cotton tux.
LoSnnx. Nove,nher Entertainment voted
t2,ouO.'Ku for The Ahyrs,ninu exp.'ii,i"n. Tic
Mihist.r blamed Parliament und the press for
.-ndiug "f the expedition without the sanction
oi Parliament. number Of volunteers offer.
ed to join tho expedition.
: LOUISIANA CosvESrIoS -NEw ORLEAx., No
vanibet 23.-Ths Convention met ut uunn to
day, an. elected negroes Us temporary chair
man and secret aries. No permanent OF rsni-
zstion arrived nt Adjourned Till Mon'lay
Forty-four negroes and twenty-five whites
PRESENT. 1t is un,lersto"d that il was re.ol, ed
IN cnrc"s, last might. that the first s,ep Of tho
Convention would he 10 declare all State uffi.
crs vacant and fill them with appointees &c.
crPt.bl. 10 the in,iicai party.
Dr. Avery. the newly appointed sheriff, is
in quiet ro ossesson Of his Office.
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%<tB We are indebted to our friend Dr. ].
". Kellar for bushsl Of very superior Sweet
Potatoes, for which We return him orr mos,
sincere thask. Al editors thanks. .y the
way. a. eo'empornry remarks. are always
sinetre." We commend tie. Doctors example
ts the Imitation Of our friends. 1,t a. succ.ss.
fui agrisnlturist in raising such fine ,pssifn.n.
Ethe vegetable and Cd as q priucsly dispenser
Of u'e.;g lhngs at homs.: May his ".had
een never be less" aud his potatoes never be
smaller. -
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W. SEQ advert isement,bv ,ha sdn

! tWs See sdvsrtisementby thu .sdn.r, NJ. j.
=. ch.stbsa Of the ssls OF The i,als.Lls. i,sr
sdpsI p,ePss,S d g, s.. cbsa,t,am. dse.ss,ssd.
on siis is:h Dacsin6sr. next K his, late resi-;
tdrnee The properly consists .oi I, n risplts,
srsn: s"wss q ssesp. plantation. agonst
seasrlsFs -ahS hstns.s px eart. gin, ttrss,aer.
far. carpsHters tool. hausshold4 and k,te en
4erniurs---.lso ons- !rsaet ef land esntsi6ing
.67saseres, knowa astlfs sDsrpelts traet. Tenn,
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in1<IAx OHDER.-lt is understood. says the
Charie'ton Nep'. that this important order
will be published in a day or two. The subject
has bees fully discussed by General Candy
aud Governor Orr. and several radical changes
hrve been made, which wa nra satisfied will
;Pleass the mercantile community beyond mon
snrss We not at liberty to state ihs
changes made, but our readers may be anbfed
They are of character ~hici, will hntso,
healthy influence in restoring the prosperity Of
the State,
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fH- We were fayorsd during ,ha n.si we,

tD We were favored during tho pact week
Will, an official visit from Mnjor J. NJ Cleary
the Com,nnndanL ui this Military District
The Object of his visit was to satisfy h:n,sel
from personal inspection as to the existing re
lntions between the whites and blacks. and To
see that the laws were duly enforced. We
learn that he expressed himself highly pleased
with the condition of affairs here, aud AL
n"unced his determination TO enforce the
regulations strictly against all illegal associa.
tions. In carrying ont his policy he will hnv.
the active co operation Of Major 8. G. Allen oI
the Freednen's Bureau. Mnjor CIeary is a
very efficient officer. and courteous aud unas.
suming gentleman. and during his official tern,
hns discharged his duties with grea. accupla-
biity.
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E"nFTs LApY's Book The December mum.
her OF this prince of the monthIiea, and most
popular of magazines has been received, and
We cannot pay it higher compliment than to
say II is fully up to the usual standard. After
cont'nusd career OF pros. .'erity for thirty
year'' it is still putting forth nav claims t,
popular favor. aud furnishing something OF
Whatever is attractive in literature tasteful In
fashion. or elegant in nrt. In is combination
OF attractions it is unrivnlled Terms, IS.
Address, l. A. Cooley, Piiiladclphis, Pa.
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FoxAsIA EunsEnrEs-ls67-'Gs.- dirsc,
attention to the advertisement by Mr.. VIM
Summer, of the famed Pon,a:ia Nur.eries
Tie has choice variety Of frnit treos. gropea
Strawberries. de-. Also. roses. evergreen, and
every variety Of ornamental shrubs @ nd flow.
sr' Of, which he will send a catalogue to oil who
wall apply. Mr.. Summers long experience in
the cultivation Of tho varieties of plants which
are best adapted to our soil and climate. should
commend him to the patrons ago Of all Southern
horlicnIturists.
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CAROLINA I$vEH1Iux.-We copy the fol-
lowing notice Of mn vention hy South Car.
olninn, from the Atlanta IaieNige"eer:
EInEn's SOUTHERN CLnrirE. WA,uEa-wr
again call the attention Of omr renders to the
advert isrment Of This most valuable S"ui hern
invention. as it originally appeared in .his pa
par. md I" which is appended this moi ming
tho certificates Of a number of our c.,z-ns
-iadies and gentlemen OF the highcs, respec,a
hlify-who hive made a practical test of its
utility, nn'l who commend it highly to- the
pnhlir. We cnn certify afo-and VIC d., no
with pieasnre.-thnt in the pr-tence OF a nom-
b"r OF ladies at our own dom;cI this South
ern Clothes Wsnher" underwent the sev.r-.t
test That could he applied to it, und that il
came out Of the trying ordeal, leaving not n
shadow OF doubt upon the minds of my Of
The Indies present. that il is whit is ufii, med
OF it by the ingenious invent"r, II great lobor-
saving machine, performing the op-rnt ion Of
washing III much less time, AMI ia Il snpe rior
manner 10 my they have ever s,en tested.
Decidedly all heads of families should have
one Of Elders machines. In this new era,
when il is 80 hard to procure III. services Of
Lh"s- who. in all ,mer, dill The washing for
families, the Southern Clothes Washer will
become family necessity. There is ec"nomy
in It's usc, MS wcll ns a saving Of. labor, aud
what is also valuable, n saving ef time
MeasIe Fisher Il Lowrance, of Columbia, are
the agents Of the above machine in this city,
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R|0|MARlAlI.. 9 ] NURSERIES.
18 61 4 !. !. !.

EFHK ssbseri,isr beas fesv. 10 siniafm ii. as-
IL trossthat he s5nnw y ready 10 Se,pf .,tit a
ehoipS s6iset IhHs1t fnit FTsss 81 sssly dssci,1
lion. adhpstd toto1r china ~
Appfsa ,sacaes Pests fiapss, bssriel. Ne.
l.etsrIass.- ARrieaia Alnssnsln "a feoa, m.
Eagtficts fest q II q
row h6stnnfs, hN iisls 50 afjS.Sss k Ss,s i.,S.g
ing sibsisi igs. s1srs. Fa|Dafi hi s,
ss. t4aMpfts IN HEsst Sarit1 n ife s sisya
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THE DAVIS TRIAL.

The following telegram annouucss the most
ponement of the Davis trial until The ED
March next:
RICHMOND. November 90 In the Davis
e"He. hr Eraris. for the Government, nail III.
Intention "f the Gov vernment was to try The
Davis case some day this term. One consider
alton in fixing tho day was the time when
Chase would attend here. and ths Government
proposed to name q d,y sfter the Adjournment
o. tic supreme Court for this trIa', when
Chaso could sit with Understood. Erarts su,
ges'ed the fourth Wednesday in March. Mr:
OCcnnor said tho rrisons} cnnv venience Of Mr.
DAVIS would have b~en Irnnsotef, Il tint had.
taken place IN May Inst. anl il would tie very
convenient now but his counsel would agree
to the proposition Of AIR. Evaris lie thought
the presence OF. Chase would he beneficial not
alone {" The inierest. Of the nccnscl. but 10 all
intsre-ts. Judge Underwood said ihe arrange.
mont 'prnfosea Ivy the Government was arrse.
able to the Court, and pafjicriar;y brcauso thu
Court enr!lrstly desired that Judgs Chase should
sit npnn 'ha ease; II vai due To. tho defendant
that two julgcs shonf.l sit in the cssa, in order
liiat sp si'pen' might he taken on dspn,ed
'q"tntions, aud the ease enrrssi mp i,y defend
ant TO higher cnnrt.. The Judge agreed tn
hx the s22d Of March FOR The tr;ni, and on an
rlic.thn of Mr. O'C0hnor, 10 cxtrud, Nj :-In !,
risfbAil bond until Tint time anil fu,tber
ngrred, Judge Cha.e could not preside fb.ti.
o.extena the leaye.of aiaenrs uutn ,he tern,
f,'lqwing. The. order4of extension of Irnye nf
absence Tor Mt. Davis, and fxnc tIre 2aI Of
March for The trial; wns entered hy order uf the
Judge. snd .,he Trial ended fbrstti. term sM,.,
DAVIS tt't hGt stpear. 10 Court tThose vii
nsss.s who came into. >Couft-1ex-ssecrsia si afv
!sdlon, .ex'9eyefnor Lettjisl; md sGruersi
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atidrs.ss zoe thA Gcvsi n,as,t Were bes,re % .i,s
grand i.irS 10 duy--ss ifich .kavs fL.;,- Is..,{
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CORRECTION.


Ma. Enron allow me to correct on error
In on advertisement which appeared in ths
last Banner, in which Mrs. r. J. Lawson an
nounced her intention TO become role trader.
1t is not the intention Of tho parties (as
would DO inferred from tho adv ertiaeneu,) to
rest the -wife with any control over the l,us-
hands business. hrt simply TO confer upon her
the power to engage in trade. and mike
contracts as authorized by tho Az, Of Assembly.
II. w. LAWSON.
The netics should read as follows:
NOTICE
hereby given that tho subscriber. the wife
Il of Ill w. Law son, merchant aud trader
at Abbeville c. H.. Will, after the expiration
of one month, engage in business OIL her own
account, as sole trader.
F. J. LAWSON
Abbeville press. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1860-1869, 1867-11-29

ELECTION Rx1tRss- We are indebted 10 Mr..
James Marlin, Chairman .::of the Beafd. for The
following election. n.'eti,rns in the I'd Rtgis,ra.
'ion Precipet of$ihe District: =
Whole number ofssotes given for. Con rention,
goo: None against Convention.
~ otes given for Deleeatss: -,