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this right intelligcutly as many Of those
who already possess &C. We do not think
SO. Besides, the question Is not whether
some Of the negroes arc nc for 80 important
2 privilege, but whether, as cioss thoy
are 50. Unqucsiionably many of the per-
sous already endowed with Il arc not ca
/ pable Of exercising this right intclligently (;
the law. however, cannot mako distinctions
except oi a general character. We have
no rule by which the judges OF elections
can measure n mans Information or capac-
| ity. We are, Of necessity, therefore, oblig-
ed TO adopt such general principles as.
with the least possible evil, may secure the
/ greatest possible good. Now we assert
without fear OF contradiction by any who
have any knowledge of their character,
I that the negroes, - q class, are not capa-
| BILE Of exercising the elective franchise In
telligently. They ought not, therefore, to
be permitted TO vote.
But it is argued, if this right were con-
iorred upon them their pride and interest
/ would urge them to increased effort, and
I thus, In few years they would attain TO an
equality with the whites. Again, we do
not think It. IL Is believed by some, that
all life sprung originally from single germ /:
that man is but the highest development of
the lowest form of life that the spirit which
animates the statesman to-day may, in form
er ages, have occupied fish or a snake. n
lion or monkey. Whether this Is true or NOT,
certain It Is that q true the development
has occupied n iOAg time, for, within the
period of which history has preserved the
record, not only has man maintained his
general characteristics, but each race has
remained separate and distinct. The Chi
naman to-day Is the same mentally and
physically, that he was live, ten, or, IL we
may trust his own account. hundred cen
turies ago Our own proud race with all its
boasted civilization has made no perceptible
progress In intellectual capacity. The peo-
pie of Athens, through babes i'm knowledge,
ia comparison with modern nations, were
as intellectual in their amusements.
as cultivated and critical in their tastes,
ana altogether a. high In the
scale of humanity as any OF their
brethren to-day. We might continue the
Illustration to any length--all history is
an oxemplillcatiun of the truth of our posi-
tlon-but neither space nor the readers
patience VIII permitV IL IL sufficient for
our purpose that, within the memory Of
man. no perceptiblc change has taken place
IN the intellectual capacity of the pure
races. Ia knowledge, wealth and power
N all that distinguishes man above the
| bfutcs-the races of men stand to-day
where they stood three thousand years
ago.
We have, therefore, no Just reason to
think that the negro, or indeed, dnD other
race will ever attain to an equality with
the Caucasian; or, If ever at least not for a
longer time in the future than that of
which history preserves the record in the
past. $.
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The following IL to cert fy that | hive used
RINGS VEGETABLE AMBROsIA for tho past
six months and l have found in IL all that Is
claimed for II to perform. My head has been near
" bald for several years-wii be safe insaying for
six years, at least-and hy adherng to the drec-
tlons IN che SO of the AMBROSIA 1 am proud 20
say that now have fine growth Of healthy hair,
whilst all other restoratiyes have failed / can
also testify as to It's qualities IN restoring gray
hair to its original color having il tested by
my most intimate friends | Know t to be supe-
riOr 10 all other rcstOrutiVcs. What do know. 1
know from pericncc, in reference 60 its proper
ties, and would recommend it to all as being tho
best article in market. VIM. NJ. HGPPARD
Dayton Ohio, August "a, 1866.
E. NJ. TUBBS a co, Props Peterboro, n H.
| Forsale by all Druggists in Dayton, and oyory-
where. Dr. w. w. STEWART,
| au25daw3m Wholesale Agent DAYTON o.
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MEDIGAL NOTIOE.

Dr. II. GONE may be consulted as follows:
In DAYTON at the Phillips House, on FRIDAYS,
sept IA Oct. 10; Nov ssi Dee. 2si Feb.1; March
4; April II; May II; June n.
In TROY at the Morris House, on SATURDAY.
Sept. IL; oct 20; Nov "a; Dec 80; Feh ,. March
l9; April ~; May 1S; June -
In NkNlA at the Depot Eating House on Thurs
days, sept, ID; Oct. IL; Nov -; Dee. y Jan ~ .
March Z; April II May 10; June 20
In SPRINGFIELD at the willis House on
Thursdays, sept. 90; Oct. a6i Nov 2l Jan. 81 Feb.
/ z; March IA; April 1S; May %; June ~
DR.. CONE has had offices in each of the above
places that he has regularly visited for tho past
seven years and as he has treated and cured many
the best Of references in each place as TO his skill
DIR. CONE Treats and Cures all varieties OF
Chronic diseases, including those OF the Eve and
Ear; makes no charge for consultation: but ii
those who consult him imdosirotruatmOut no charges
Cash for his Medicines.
Medicines that will last paticutirOm four TO sN
months, cusl from Five to Thirty dollars in Cash
Address DR. T.. CONE,
COLUMBUS, ONO.
| OCgO.d1v.
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The MississiDpi ON a Bender,

The Vicksburg Herald says that "the fa-
nous Davis Bend cutoff has at length
been made The Mississippi River has thus
been shortened eighteen miles. The chute
is twenty-five miles below Vicksburg, on
the Mississippi side. We have heard OF
one boat going through, but we have
learned that the water is deep enough to
permit all. The "BloclS House." erected by
the Federals, has been washed away The
surrounding residences of JoE and JEFF.
DAVIS are therefore on an island"
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Wolf and Lamb PrOtecLiOn-NeW
England HOwling.

Some of the New England cotton mill
monopolies, which have been dividing
thirty, fifty, seventy, and rs high as one
Aandred per cent, during the past four or
ive years, on their invested capital, have
been reducing the wages of their opera
tives. Some Of them have given notice
that they must close their doors and stop
their looms, If the tariff bill before Con-
gress, does not give them a.ore projection
30 that, of course, their investments may
even realize above standard rates-so ruin
ous to the great producing and consump-
tive interests of the West and South How
strange that the strongest aud most effi-
cient aids to this Yankee policy Is con-
tributed TO that section by ourown peo-
ple-by the agricultural and consuming
population who keep in Congress such
New England attorneys as ScHENcK,
SHELLABARGER, DELANO and BINGHAM, OF
Ohiol
The New York Day Book had com
msrcial article, the other day, which we
reproduce, az well in point, and to which
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1867-01-11
A Correction

The Cincinnati Commercial says that MIR.
NALLANDIGuAM was the "author" of the
recent admirable Ohio Democratic Plat
form, and then proceeds, with characters
tic impertincnce, to denounce what it calls
the ''pondorous stupidity which its author
ship would imply" Now, it is sufficient
to say that Mr.. V. was not the author ofthc
platform or any part of it-creditable as II
would be to any man in the State
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1867-01-11
Rings Vegetable Ambrosia

Is the most popular HAIR RESTORATIVE o1
the day. tits cleaner, more richly perfumed, and
Is warranted to restore gray hair TO its natural
color; stop its coming on; remove dandrufr from
the scalp, and prevent badness. Read tue follow
ing home testimony:
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EXECUTORS SALE OF THE John
MAUSE FARM.
! will offer for sale, at public anction. ON
IAgFsddV January 81, 1887.

r..- .fHt.FHudVi 9dRNdgy II, 1897
upon the premises tho following described roai
Ssehte 1hethe situate IN Montgomery County State OF
oni3 to-Wlti Belng forty two acres, more or lsss
on the west sideof the northwest quarter OF seet q
no, nineteen az, town four ~, range 1--WE ~
Inc premises have been appraised. free of
dover, at one hundred and ten dollars Dor act,e
and cannot sell for less than that amount
TERMS OF SALE-Onc third cash, one. third
IN one year, and one third In two wears nom M
lst DAY Of April 1857, with interest from that dntr
the payment TO be secured by mortgage upon the
premises sold.
aud adjoining the town OF Amity and ai'oit one,
half mile south.of the Wolf Greek Pike There il
upon the premises good frame dwelling with a
good cellar under same "a good frame barn: well
OF good waters stone spring house; stone smoke
house, ana all the necessary out-buildinRs all in
good repair, young orchard Of bearing fruit of
u general variety and choice nruit. Also running
water Furnished by never. failing spring srini.
aient for stock HARVEY 7fINtl6
ExecutoIA John Mause, deceased
GEO, W. MOYER, Attorney i6v4
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eB- We learn from an eyewitness that
when Hon. G. l.. VALLANDIGHAM first made
his appearance upon the platform at the
Democratic State Convention, he was
greeted by that vast assemblage with II
deafening outburst of applause which lasted
several minutes. The other great men were
s?lendidiy received, but the reception OF
Mr.. VALLANDIGIIAM was the erowning
glory Of the occasion, and shows that his
influence among the masses of the Democ-
raey is greater than that of any other man
in Ohio.
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1867-01-11

SOUTHERN 'NCLAIMs. ."-Those who have
given the subject much attention, are of the
opinion that the aggregate of the claims for
property destroyed by our forces in the
South, erceeds the amount Of the public debt.
Ihe necessity of prompt action by Con-
gress cutting OFF claims of this description
IS apparent. Our Representative, Mr.. De-
ano' has introduced a bill looking to this.
So says the GAINESVILLE Courier. As the
two debts-the property debt and the green
odc& debt--are based on about the same
principle ofjustice and honesty, how would
1t work, for the common welfare, for lit
tie prompt action, by Congress, cutting
on both ofthese little items of luxury?
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s-H Mrs. Judah Park Benjamin drives a
dashing equipage In Paris; George n.
Saunders has the reddest face in the French
capital, Cognac being his only tipple; and
Breckinridge can be seen almost any day
clothes.
The New York herald., 1867-05-24

rscsissd anuoaaeas ths ps,ss q :.ohsoss ssmisted
cover bills drawn by this bank which, together with
other dis&ppeinta renders impossible for me in
the present state Of the money market ~ raise sum-
concy to meet my engagements punctuay.
have unncumbered real estate in this city yielding
an annual ront of $4,000. which will be- far may
debts OF this bank JACOB BARKER.
On thus failure the New Orleans Hma or the 18th
instant says
To-day the doors OF the Bank OF Commerce, private
bank suspended failed meeting obligations ne,
it Is said to exchange transactions with the First Ma
tona Bank being the holder Of sundry checks drawn
by the First National the North which protested
yesterday for payment Al the checks question
have not been returned bat viii bc In due course OF
mail the managen OF the bank concluded 70 suspend
card In the evening paper from Mr. Barker only par
TALLY explains the cause Of the suspension.
What exchange was protested yesterday In New York
or Bostons Was it composed Of checks drawn By the
First National Bank which RENTED by The Bank
OF Commerce. or what exchange has been protestedf
Has Il not had time to b. returneds Or have the bills
OF the Bank Of Commerce been reurnedy Whether the
suspension premature, and In anticipation OF the
exchange alluded 70 boug valueess. those interested
must watt few days The Bank OF Commerce had no
circulation. and the number OF dsposors is limited.
The suspension whether large small In tho aggregate.
has added TO the feeling Of excitement and commoton
The New York herald., 1867-05-24

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G ss: Ia ( si;ss %sss:, !: sss 'ss r
X: .':ss 81 ss - u srs; !. ;gss .is 4
SSSss %Ssas s1:sa Eys nou uschsSssS small :as: :. ~
am No 2~.akss club quoted al q - ss "a outside
ssss' ne 8 shs (: sr ss ~: sss
.1.nS 4 = y
held ssSi 3 d ss for Canadian Peas inactive Corn
g r. oS as q, ss @ 81 IS s
Gem: Ger = Su i0 s 70 nsw S
. Sc.ssa sss S q xissny and ssSsnss.sdy w. % New
is;s;' sss sa.ss. ss
CmcEsAn. May a 1857
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s%ss s,.s:; s:;as Il.
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d ssi o.. dSii Sus sT% held ! sss ter western;
Ss % for E 4 a held 3 os a. = % G
lard oosa % a and ss oas &
6Sis sS,pmsss:csra ScS basssis fsslsS.: assSsassd
Sr. LouIs. May g. 1857.
Tobacco but unchanged dccIans %iddl!ng
&C FLOUR dul Fall superne. SlV; do extra vl@ S3
%; double 81 /. extra and choice $s s whes. dull Kol
a. a. q q Oats steady a ac sse Eye, CaSi
9hc Bacon-shou.ders, Ike; clear sides s5Sc Lard.
M for prime Kettle rsndsrsS ss wht'ffsa fsaa Es
Cotton dsclining; ssles =, M sie rsssips Y bales;
s Flour Sss' ds s1 $ 4 2as
wfInscros N. c., May Is, 1857 :
Cotton dull at 2Sc Spirits OF turponne, 65c hcsIns i'm
Proved sales at - 05 aS6
Cotton closed dull; sales OF mddIng At &c; coles 800
bales; receipts, 72 bales.
MnwAuKEK, May %, 1867.
Flour dull City double extras $l3 50; country do.
Si3 extras, si2 49, Wheat quiet No l. $2'3 Is: No.
- 69 No. 5 so Oats adv ancing. Sales Mt 7yc for
No 1 Corn firm at 81 % 81 o. for 40 old. Receipts
loo bbls -four 1900 bushels wheat 1000 do. oats. Ship
ments, l7,oOc bushels wheat i,co do corn.
Sales Of ls2 hhds leaf tobacco 81 80 $50 Is selec
tons Superine four dun ~ 10 SI Wheat. So ~
81 ?0 Corn duh at 81 81 o. Tor sheed and deivered
In bulk S5c roc. Oats elc.. in buik Mess pork
81 &c. Baconshouders, &c. 9c.; clear sides, I2,fc.
Cotton &c. Raw whskey, free, 81 20 Lard, terces,
The New York herald., 1867-05-24

The market for wheat continued inactive and while prime
almost .ctsins done only sale heard q being
S:r ScSis.n i he prss. The 9sriss de-
ssSs sS1%I ss sTsr 'siss
sss Is % ,'s u s
clsnsed me sales 50 600 bushels :. PIC sl for
70,
& . 9 % .Gs % %:.s
81 - Barley malt was nomlnaliy unchanged.
sa':: Sc:
sSsa boxes and is
Ss'f S ss both at % @ %
1904 e bs 81 Go GSsn a
s's; ess "a sss;
.1d S,s e
Bristol Channel deals A. sss Ga ons ico tons from Che
IrsmsS sAip rsn.ma: COAL sis per An american
ford Cork for orders United Kingdom or continent
'eR bore. xssna oranges S IS
80 20 and 4oDo bczss r.lcrm. lemons a q 50 %
We heard OF Important sales.
sr .sSpas Sa s y tss' :sS lou M
= nors were uacnsn.ea e. being n fair d.maad and afm
Hrnr;-we heard Of no transactions. Manila drmy
aorsssss.Tss demand continued moderate, but prices
sssansd steady The only rs sass M we heard q PSI
Demarsra : &c. a &c. four months. ''''''
,urpsnns though ihs market shsss drmsr closing
:. AZ sesas S e. a -s :. S s-ss o . ss a. S
tremey and sought FOR ruled hrner the
sss = " ass 10 DBL
~ . % 90 Tar remained dui a olr Last quotations.
m msi"sd aneasnssa % Insssa was quoted a. u IN
fsrsosrss @ IN sAsrrrs.-sals. were made Of 600 barrels
smpy oruao - Am hh,. 49, an M. -. .
is DO Sesi and 10 DO ard lSs demand for pork va.
"a e s. and re r.. nsss ssS ws sssa
bsls s @ Sss for new msss ssa sx2 u for Old DO
81 ..s :: iss s: ssss sss ~ s
s g s ssss Scss ssd q oSsr
fss ssss SO bes. - 90 % Ss y Tor EXTRA
c.: 7: I: {; y. .::s s::i ::$: ":
y S.r. ss.: ss:c..s 10 C.. prime n mes: : 50 90
rcy ess meats thsss eonsaasd cssdy i:r demand The
:;sss sas ~
ssss r.S s' sss es
and % tor .sss e, cssr ssrs w arm f1 for
o, SbI. 9. nxa aisxs.h. !.s.sf price for small !o,s
g.c@psn. y; feature IN ne m.rss.
gravity. n bulk a. ios deiivsr.bie ii June and July We
hsf ss e NJ. ~ sss s = % a'Sss
mcasrssy ssve and steady n ysus hs IN .rkss clcsng
heard y &c. 2 me :sss Sso SS.s .ss: assss
Rrcr was dun though nrm at ItSc. s12kc for Carolina
sveAE-Thsrs was good demand Tor raw and previous
Ike f21c for Porto Rico, and fOkc llfc for Cuba
including clarified do ~ lSc l3c also 80 boxes 81
lake Refined moderately active and arm, st lszc.
f's nsssd fss so GA
b~gs " arrive st Boston per Oriental have been sold at
- 90 gold IN bond Glover remained duh and nominal at
lie according 70 quality OF timothy, small sales q
we noticed sales Of - 90 lbs AZ lyfc l2a<c
also l.0l0 lbs. grease At tkc 10c. MI
TAlLow moderately active and steady in value Sales
Rsssipss ito bb,s Though the market ruled
The New York herald., 1867-05-24

Of his grandmother No 81 Canal street. rHonAs Bupr1r
NnIIAns. AGED years and months.
Cincinnati, Ohio. papers and Pars Flag Kentucky,
please copy
WrrToaEx-On Thursday May 23 CHARLES ADoLrH,
son OF Adoph and Josephine st. Y. Wlttchen, aged
years and month";
Notice OF funeral hereafter
WooD-At Hoosick Falls, N. ". Thursday, May
zS, st noon, BErsxr A. WooD wife od Waiter A. Wood.
aged % years.
The relatives and friends are respectfully invited to
attend the funeral from late residence Monday
morning. st ten O'Clock
YAnDLxr.- Suddenly, at Yonkers Thursday morn
ing May %, LuoREuA SwAx only child of Charles b.
and MArgie T. Yardley, aged l6 weeks
Inc friends and relatives or the family invited 70
attend the funeral at the residence OF her parents,
Buenavsta avenue Yonkers ON Saturday afternoon at
two O'Clock, without further notice. Carriages will meet
the twelve y. tram from Thirtsth street and Tenth
avenue.
The New York herald., 1867-05-24


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PHrlAprIrHrA. May =, 1867
Stocks dull PennsyivanIs State nves s., Morrs Canal 81
PhladephiA and Ere Railroad - Reading railroad 4.
New York q Feuritsls lnqgiry aad prices weak;
syvauia rcd g 8 20 for inferior 70 primo. Rye 81 3
Corn dul Unchanged sales 500 buahss - III y for
yellow Oats quiet. h0O bushea c for Pennsyi-
vsna Psroleumsaiss of refined. frss, a 90 whsfey
nominal
Cotton duh and nominal at Hc. for middlna upiands
Flour quiet and unchanged wheat aies Of common
fcs wh,s II d y fos yellow snd d y fer nissd Wsst
The New York herald., 1867-05-24
srrAHo CASH Q. saorz.-cal Niederatads, Ger.

STEALING 4 CASE or SHoEs--Carl Niederstadt Ger
man. thirtyhree years Of age yesterday arrested
BY ofhcer Joyce OF the Fifth precinct. . charge Of
stealing OF Congress gaters valued at $54 be-
longing 70 the firm Of Messrs Hasbrouck, Peters Co.,
dong business at No 81 Warren street. The case Of
prisoner alleged, picked II up started OF towards
West broadway full Finding that the officer
In hot pursuit Of him. Niederstad dropped the plsnder
order to facilitate his movements Tue officer how
ever, was too quick. and grabbed him. The accused,
after having his picture taken for the Rogues Gallery
headquarters, srragncd before Justice Hogan,
and committed the Tombs for trial default of bail
Niedcrstadt Is waiter and says lac but recently arrived
from Kansas DT NfN
Mrs. Middleton widow OF William Il. Middleton OF
Edgefeld district c., robbed the road to Ham,
burg the llth inst, about three miles from that
town. Two freedmen cut her trunk from the carriage
and made tnoir escape towards Augusta
The New York herald., 1867-05-24

COrFRErhe msrko for Rio ruled quiet but firm at
vtOus quotations. Other kinds gomsincd unchanged.
FLOUR GRAISKcceipt. 68i9 bbls. Hour 20 do. and
no meal ~ ~ bushels and 10 16l do
Tho dsmand was rathef more acnve. but was confined
mainly the low and medium grades, which strong
while the high grades neglected and nornay 1Oc TO
&c. lower. California dull and decidedly lower The
best bringing only 35 10 The sales confined 70 5000
bbls 1t the Quotations. appended southern nour continued
decline under light demand Sales 30 bbls
tatons Rye -four WAS unchanged In value while the de-
moderate The sales $50 bbs at % % So
OF sales made Of $50 bbls At - 80 for city
The New York herald., 1867-05-24

BY A. y. Bleecker, Son Co.
- re5 of estate Of late Mr. Israo d. Walter, deceased -
1th sI-4 lots aide east 7h Av. 8x00G each iV
"a san avi 9t g. corner llSth st.. 70 l0xiOJ Ase sA1
t5tn sI- ot D. SIDE 100 ieet east I'd 2Jx75xO -
iath ST. lots g. side 4h ay 2srs block, each aSS
lutn 81 lots side 100 feet 4th 3xltOlp e. sD
ssn sSx ios O. "a ay tob feet lISSh al, DO, a. lvO
WILLIAMSBURG
lot adjoining 2sxzJ ... ............ 1850
lot n. o. North 9Th AZ 20xs1 l25
lot adjoining 20aS0. - ............. 80
lot adjoining 2OxSO ..,...... 90
lots west side ~ feet North 7th ST. sx5O EACH ..5
Norm otn st-o lots north SIDE 4th st.. xleo each. o
ConseHca sI-z lots side, Even st, zSxluO. ioo
BRoOkLYx PE0PRRry.
-. - sHf !. BY Johnson & Miller.
roe st. sAas ooiasr ns0io.a ~ .aa l27s
lots 20xsa adj. on Bedford Av each. ll
2los xoo adj above on Bedford ay and lot 2lxso.6
each -. .'.' lsW
lots 2sIl3l, Baltic ST., SO feet Of Washington
BY Muller wilkins 4 Co.
~ 10 each ~ go. "e.' :. o.a ~. sn
IoA aaJs xo1ss 10 W each zoo
House and lot n T. l2th st.. tAS feet west Of I'd av,
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Hall. f.rast Two O'Clock r. MI.
COMMERCIAL REPORT.


market connu ed depressed and prices
again shade easier. The demand light the sales
being 10 800 bales Annexed the
rent quotations, which arc quite nominal We quote:-
pland Florida. Mo5ile LOST.