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Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-09-12
STATE NEWS.

L. G. GoULD's grocery store was entered
on last Friday night by burglars, says the
Edon Democrat. All that the thieves found
laying around loose. The till contained
four or five dollars, but was not molested.
GEORGE BARE, of Fowler, has a hen that
knocks old Grimes speckled hen clear
into the shade. A few days since Mr.. Bare
noticed that one of his hens had become
quite corpulent, whereupon he caught her
to ascertain the cause. Upon squeezing
her a little, she commenced laying, and
continued until she had shelled out seven
full sized eggs.
A DISTURBANCE occurred at the saloon of
Jacob Warner, on Saturday. AS we learn
the particulars, two brothers by the name
of Dennison, and a young man by the
name of Candy, entered the saloon for the
purpose of getting liquor. Warner refused
to let them have it, when a dispute arose,
In which stones were thrown, and the men
were driven out by Warner with poker.
The men ran to the head of the stairs, and
Warner, having got his pistol, began firing
upon them. Candy was shot in the leg, and
Warner very badly cut and bruised about
the head. So says the Chillicothe Aduer-
tiser.
LAST Monday night, says the Cleveland
Plain Dealer, the residence of wealthy
farmer, named Tanner, at Chester, Geauga
county, was entered and robbed of Sl,7OO,
which was in chest in an upper room.
Defective Michael Gallagher, of this city,
was employed to work up the case, assisted
by Sheriff Lamson, of Geauga county. Mr..
Tanner suspected that the guilty parties
were four mechanics, who were in his en-
ploy, building brick house. Their names
were Vail, Mcdonald, Gleason and Burdett,
and their homes were in Chester. These.
men were arrested on Thursday last, and
lodged in Jail, at Chardon. The stolen
saoaey Was found in their possession.
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Pole Raising.

The Democracy of Miffiin and Jefferson
townships, will have pole raising at &C.
hannah, on Saturday, Sept. 14th, at three
O'Clock P. M. Speakers-S. w. Andrews
and Cal. T. Mann.
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Military klesnotis1ns.

| The Radicals have been busy denying
that Military Despotisms had been estab-
lished in the South. The notorious DAN.
E. SICKLEs, the military commander of the
Carolinas, having been removed for his in
famous despotisms, has published an elab-
crate defense.
| 1t will be recollected that shortly before
his removal, he refused to permit the writs
of the United States courts to be executed,
whereupon the question had to be deter
mined which should prevail, SICKLEs or
the courts, and the President having re-
moved him for his gross assumption OF
power, in his defense he uses this very
comprehensive language in defining his
powers:
%. The true intent and meaning of the
several acts of Congress for the government
of the rebel States is, that in the absence OF
all legal civil government over them, the
paramount authority of Congress therein
shall be exercised by the General-in-C Chief
of the armies; and, subordinate to him. by
the generals commanding the several mil
itary districts, as they were constituted on
the 10Th day of July, 1867, when the last of
the supplementary acts became law"
But SIcKLEs further claimed it was for
him to determine when there was an alb
sence of all legal Civil Government, aud
actually ignored the powers of the Court,
although the civil authority was in full
and uninterrupted operation.
This Military Despot further adds:
"l1. In June, 1866, after the peace pro-
clamation, the Secretary of War, your il.
| lustrous predecessor, approved of my re-
fusal to obey the mandate of the United
States Court for South Carolina; and when,
in consequence of such refusal, the Court
ordered my arrest, 1 was instructed to take
into custody all the parties who might en-
gage in that proceeding"
| OF course, the Secretary of War ap-
proved of SICKLEs' refusal to obey the man
date of the court.
But what does all that prove? Simply
that SICKLEs was playing the despot, and
that STANTON was approving of it.
This man, SICKLEs, standing between
the legally constituted Courts and the peo-
pie, executing his arbitrary will and
threatening the civil officers of the Govern
ment with arrest if they dared to bring him
to justice.
| Where in the history of the world will be
found the record of as high-handed an out
rage by military subordinate as this? If
a rebel had been guilty of this same crime
the Radicals would have howled for his
blood. Such is Radicalism, and here is
the proof of the existence of one of their
| Infamous Military Despotisms.
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Died :.

MEISER-Mrs. FREDERICA MEIsER, at O'Clock
NJ on Tuesday, the lO.h of September, 1867.
The funeral viii take place on Thursday, at two
o'clock p NJ, from the residence of her daughter
Mrs Mary Schulze, 555 East Town street. All her
friends are invited to attend.
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Pole RaisinE.

The Democracy of Mitfin and Jefferson
townships, will have pole raising at Ge-
hannah. on Saturday, September 18th, at
O'Clock. p. NJ. Speakers-Geo. L. Converse
and Cal. T. Mann -
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-09-12

THERE were twenty-eight deaths from
yellow. fever at New Orleans on the Sd
The disease is described as being a mild
type of fever, but epidemic. The Howard
Association has been reorganized, but has
no funds.
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The Chicago Tribune (RadicaD of Satur-
day, in speaking of the California election,
said: ..-.. 81. .5.
''The political complexion of the Legis-
lature is in doubt. The Republicans have
elected two of the three congressman. and
possibly ,all of them. The general State
and Legislative ticket, aside from the Gov
ernor, is claimed by both parties"
The Republicans have not elected sim
Gle Congressman. All three are BEATEN
The entire Democratic State ticket is elect
ed. and the latter have majority on joint
ballot in the Legislature. In short, the
Democratic victory is complete and decis'
i've, and there is nothing to break the force
of the Radical overthrow. 1t comes hard
however. for the Tribune to admit it.-Cin.
cinndti Commercial. ... -f.,.r.tt
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News of the Day.
GENERAL NEWS.

GENERAL NEWS.
GoLp closed in New York yesterday at
1451S. a saA
The King of the Sandwich Islands is be-
lieved to have the Chinese leprosy, and
cannot live long.
The Long Branch Ne,os says that 10000
visitors have been at that watering place
this season.
A RATTLEsNAKE, four and ahalf feet long,
with thirteen rattles, was killed in Fred
eriek county, Maryland, few days since.
DURING the last six months Cuba export
ed much more sugar than in the correspod-
ing period OF 1866.
A zoUAvE, named Jacob, who is said to
heal paralytics by the mere exercise of his
will, is the great sensation in Paris, lust
now.
sMANY of our hest Republicans regre
the unwisdom of their leaders in washing I
their dirty linen in public.-Boston TrdTs-
oript.
The total value of the exports from Bos-
ton for the week ending Aug. 80 dncluding
SPECIFY was $3.50, ,24S, against $477,75l for
the corresponding week in 1866. .,
A SAIL boat containing IA persons was
eapsized on the Sd, near the Ontario dock,
On Lake Ontario, and nine of them, three
boys and six girls, were drowned.
The counterfeiters, Ulrich and Harvey,
who escaped some time siEue from custody
at Brooklyn, N. Y, have been arrested at
Toronto, C. W., and await extradition.
"A FIRE at Oswego, yesterday. morning,
destroyed block of brick buildings, west
of First street, occupied by Mack & Gill
christ, and others. Loss over 100000 and
insured for $4,000.
AN investigating committee of the New
York Senate has discovered frauds of
alarming magnitude in the management of
the canals. An abandonment of the pres
ent system of repairs is recommended.
GREAT preparations are making at De-
trois for the Michigan State Fair, which
commences next Tuesday. The special
premiums for agricultural implements are
open to the competition of citizens of all
the States.
The Washington Chronicle says it has in
formation that some of the farmers in the
neighborhood of Manassas make prac-
tieesof selling the bones of soldiers buried
on their farms to The bone-dust manure
factories.
GEN.lH. S. CUMMAGER. late of Toledo,
died OF yellow fever recently at Galveston,
Texas. Gen. G. was the Democratic can
didate for Congress against Ashley last
year, was widely and favorably known as
thebraye Lit. Colonel of the 9th Ohio Vol
unteers, and as such was severely wounded
in the gallant charge upon Fort Wagner.
AT the time of his death he held Federal
appointment in Texas.
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a Dirty TFick.

A despicable trick was played by some
one OF the party of "high moral ideas" T"
upon the ONO STATESMAN. the other day.
by making a very important change in the
Democratic State ticket at.the head of its
columns. The bottom of the ticket as it
has been in the STATESMAN tor months
''On Constitutional Amendment, giving
Negroes the right to vote and hold office
-- mo" E#-Ul.
The scamp changed the type so as to
make mo" read rYEs.n The trick is in
character with the general tone of the par.
ty to which the perpetrator of it belongs
Cincinnati Enquirer. l...-.. a-+i
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A Sn nddle.ColOred aDarIGcy Talks Il
"a -ia his " hite Brethren.


- 81" his W hite Brethren.
A Quadroon orator, calling himself PETER
Fl. CLARK, made speech to his Radical
friends from the west front OF the State
House last night. The audience, in num-
bers, was three times greater than that
which listened to JUDGE KELLEY, member
of Congress from Philadelphia, on Tuesday
night, and seemed better satisfied with their
speaker. And as a speaker, in manner and
in matter, we do the Quadroon but simple
justice when we say, he was the superior
of the much vaunted hero of the Mobile
riot.
Most of the speech was directed to his
Negro Suffrage friends of Caucasian race,
informing them of their duties. On the
subject of negro voting his appeal was well
spoken.
Ohio, he said, was the heart of the nation
it was formed like heart, and he thought
that if Ohio carried the amendment, it
would aid Congress in passing law to
enforce it in the South. He wished much to
strengthen the hands of this ''loyal Con-
gress," for it might be necessary to i'm
peach ANDREW JOHNSON, and that would
lead to war, and he wanted every loyal
heart to be ready for the emergency. His
threat was applauded, and it ended the Oc-
toroon's speech.
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Judge Thurm1s

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