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Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1867-03-22
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The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1867-04-11
News by Telegraph and Mail

Gold again advanced in New York yes
terday, closing at 1879.
The receipts of internal revenue yester-
day were $355,S44.
Negro suffrage was yesterday voted down
by decided majority in the New Jersey
Legislature.
The New Jersey House of Representa-
tives has indefinitely postponed the eight
hour labor bill, by vote of 30 to l8.
Mr. Potter, editor of the Mound City
journal, was severely bitten by a mad dog,
yesterday, in that city
Mrs Major Green, supposed to be a
Southern lady, was yesterday killed at
Columbus, Ohio while endeavorlng to get
upon a railroad car.
The Radicals, who have been In the habit
of carrying Davenport, Iowa, by majori-
ty of from 800 to 1000, were beaten at the
late municipal election by GOO votes.
The Mexico (Mo.) Ledger says that on
Tuesday morning, I'd instr the air was al
most darllened by an immense flight OF
pigeons, which were winging their way
northward.
J. Steinback & Co., one of the largest dry
goods houses in Richmond Va, had their
premises seized, yesterday, on an attach
ment sued out by Claflin q Co., for S4S,000
Judge John A. Campbell, of Alabama
formerly of the Supreme Court of the
United States, has written letter In favor
Of tks South acquiescing in the military
despotism bill.
There are now no less than seveney-twC
companies of United States troops stationed
at different points in Texas-in fact all ovel
Texas. Phil Sheridan is the military Auto
crat.
The vote in Baltimore for the Constitu-
tional Convention, yesterday, was IL l,0l(
against 9,123; for the running OF cars or
Sunday, l0,939 against 0,056.
Governor Morton is to deliver an address
to the colored people of Washington, mex
: Tuesday-the anniversary of the abolition
of slavery in the District.
The Democracy, last fall, carried the city
of Albany, New York, by majority ONLY
of two hundred and fifty. This spring a
a hotly contested municipal election, the!
have succeeded by a majority of seventeen
hundred, being Democratic gain of fifteel
hundred.
The loss by the fire at Wilkesbarre, Pen
on Tuesday, is estimated at 100000. Forty
three buildings were destroyed.
General Grant has not yet received an.
positive information confirming or denying
the report of the massacre of the Fort Blu
ford garrison.
The Dubuque (Iowa) Herald of Saturda.
last says: Large flocks of geese, ducks
and pigeons were seen trooping northwar,
yesterday. They We're too high for the gun
of our sportsmen."
An Adams Express messenger was rob
bed of a package of $4,000, on a Monon
gahela packet passing up from Pittsburg
last Saturday. The package was in saf
J in the messengers stateroOm, and myste
riously disappeared while he was deliver
ing another package at Rice's Landing.
> General Sully, who is on his way to in
vestigate the Fort Phil. Kearney massacre
reports that on his way out from For
Leavenworth he has observed decided in
dications of a hostile gathering among tn
Indian tribes of that region.
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From Columbus.

COLUMBUS, April 1O.-The Senate Con-
firmed, to-day, as Commissioners, to pur-
chase additional land tor Reform Farm
Isaac Claypool, of Fairfield, and John
IIough, of Chillicothe.
As Codifiers and Revisers of Revenue and
Financial Laws-Aaron f. Perry, of Gin
cinnati, Charles f. Glidden, OF YOungs-
town, and Mr.. Goldman, Auditor of State.
The nomination of MI. Wright rs Rail
road Commissioner hangs fire in the SEN
ate, for reason of multitude of aspi-
rants. As the bill was originally gotten up
for the especial benefit of "E. ID. NJ" the
State Statistician, and who has been sought
to he sopped of, by increasing his salary to
81 800 per year, which Is not satisfactory, it
is thought that he is a big block against the
| wheel.
| A petition from Butler County, presented
few days since by MIR. Gasten, for an in
crease OF the rate OF interest, had twentyfour
names on it whose aggregate wealth was
over two million dollars. These poor fell
| lows ought to have the rate of interest in
creased. 1t is even proposed that bill be
! introduced. and passed without debate, Of
| ferng them free Of cost, all the comforts
of the Butler County Poor Farm.
| The bIli regulating insurance companies
has passed both branches of the General
Assembly. 1t is substantially the New
York law, with exceptions in favor of in
/
State. IL isintended gradually to raise the
standard of insurance companies, and Sc
cure the people against imposition from
| bogus companies.
Il provides for examinations, by the Au-
ditor, into the securities held by insurance
companies, and a publication of their con-
dition. In case their capital should become
impaired, the Auditor has the power TO
compel the companies to make good the de-
ficiency. 1t Is regarded as a vast improve
ment upon our former laws. and Will pro-
mote the interests of all parties who deserve
it.
In the House, the bill providing for the
appointment of guardians for habitual
drunkards was lost on its passage recon-
sidered and laid on the table.
Also, the bill making the sale Of intoXi-
eating liquors TO minors or drunkards,
primd tdcie evidence of guilt, under the act
providing against the evils resulting from
the sale OF such liquors, was lost, yeas Az,
nays 27.
Special to Commercial
While the trains were standing in the
Union Depot to-day, lady, about thirty
years of age, who had stopped in the re-
freshment room, seeing a train In motion
} ran out, and in attempting TO get on board
slipped, and fell under the cars where sht
WAS horribly crushed, resulting in her deatl
In few minutes. During the moments In
tervening between the accident and hel
death she was able to give her name anc
address as Mrs. Green, wife of Major OF
General Pope,s staff. She was on her way
to Philadelphia,
! The bill to provide for the publication
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MUST Bm e OLD,
Go They Must, and Go They Shall |!
Our New & Desirable Goods


We Offer to sell at prices corresponding with
preseLt times.
Mr.. strauss is her" also Tor the purpose Of max.
ins known to the community at &c, that our
facilities are lar superior to any other similar
business house Tor the reasons:
l. We buy our Goods Tor Cash only.
? We buy our Goods in the Eastern market di-
rect from the mills or their agents.
We have them cut and made by the most
scientific Cutters and best IHiuIs.
d We II we always the latest styles, In Patterns
and Makes.
O. We have them manufactured under the ey.
elusive control ol our long experienced partner l..
strauss.
q. We receiveconstantly fresh supplies from our
whOles lle house in Cincinnati.
4 We receive them at FIRST COST, not paying
ANY PkOFIT AT ALL.
s. We don't labor under lpavy expenses
., We are not In the habit of misrepresentlnE
| our goods
IT, we have all our capital and energies en-
| ployed IN this ht ,ncss, and
Which is the most important, we sell goods with
| the smallest profit.
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BY TELEGRAPH.
Washington News and Gossln.

WAsHINGToN, April 10.--The following
Postmasters for Ohio were nominated to-
day Manorah ~. Lowe, Xeniu: William
Lowther. Upper Sandusky.
The State of Georgia will bring its bin
of complaint In equity, before the Supreme
Court, against Secretary Stanton, General
Grant and General Pope The bill does
not, like that Of Mississippi. include the
name of the President of the United States
Senator Wilson and Henry A. Wise had
an interview during the formers visit to
Richmond. The Senator said that the
chance of obtaining the negro vote for the
Radicals was not so favorable as he autici-
pated, and that if such negro celebration
as occurred on the Sd inst. were to take
place in New York there would be q riot.
By the Treaty, ceding to the United
States her possessions on this continent
Russia adds to our American territory
about $4,000 square miles. The islands may
increase the domain TO 100000 square miles,
The United States are to pay Sl0200,000 in
gold. at the Treasury in Washington, ten
months after the exchange of Publications,
which are to be exchanged at Washington
before the Both of June, or the treaty fails.
The question here is, why spend your
money to buy club TO knock off fruit,
when, if it is ripe enough already to fall?
Secretary Stewards drawing-room was
crowded last evening with Senators, diplO-
mats and other leading men, who congrat-
ulated him on the success of the treaty with
Russia. Baron Stoeckle, the Russian Min
ister,who was present, states he should i'm
mediately send Mr., Bodisco, his Seer etary,
to st. Petersburg with the ratified treaty.
Itappears that no less than ten Senators
spoke against it, and yet there were but few
votes, those of Senators Fessenden and Ter
ry. recorded in the negative. A motion to
postpone it till December received ten votes
and thirty against.
private dispatch from New Orleans, to-
day, says that there Is but little doubt but
that General Sheridan will remove Gov
ernor Throckmorton, unless advlces to the
contrary are received from Washington.
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Our Political Guardians.

COLUMBUS, April 10.-The Senate con-
firmed az Police Commissioners for Dayton,
Edward w. Davies. Henry X. Steele, Elias
NJ Ellis and G. Herchclode; for Toledo,
VIM Kraus, Dennison, Steele, Mason, Brig
ledo and Dayton not being competent to
select their own police protection, will, of
course, be gratiiied that the lack of capaci-
ty is provided for them by this Legislature.
THANK you ED, EMPIRE.
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THE BASIS OF REPUBLICAN
GOVERNMENT.

Rssolved, That the several states composing the
United states are not united on the principle OF
unlimited submission to their General Govern
ment but that by compact under the style and
title Of Constitution OF the United states and OF
amendments thereto, they constituted General
that Government certain definite powers reserv-
ing each state TO itself the residuary mass OF
rig ght TO their self government; and that when
ever the General Government assumes undelega,
ted power its acts are unauthoritative, void, and
of no force; That 10 this compact each state ac-
cedpd as state and is an integral party, its CO.
statos forming as TO itself the other party that
the Government created by this compact was MOI
tn powers delegated TO itself, since that would
have made its discretion and not the Constitution
/ the nae sure of its p wers; but that as in all
other cases of COMPACT AMONG POWERS HAVING
/ NO COMMOE JUDGE, EACH PARTY mas AN EQUAL
RIguT TO JUDGE FOR ITSELF AS WELL OF INFRAO
TTONs AS OF the NODE AND MEASURE OF REDRESS
! The First kentucky Resolution Of 1898.
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agtw Aaptrtistmeats. .
Probate Court.

1NHE following Executors, Administrators, and
i Guardians accounts wi1 be tor settlement on
the Sd OF May, 1867
Executors, OF Abraham Warner Isaac sohann,
George shank, George Burtner, and Philip Geb-
hart deceased
Administrators, Of Jacob Rohrer, James y Nor
rison, sarah johnson, Joseph McR0ynOlds, Conrad
Olt, John Hoffman, George l.. Boyer, owen Nc
Cormick, John Koehne, Squier Yeazel and Wilson
Martin. deceased
Guardians, of william w. Mooney Mary c.
Mooney, Florida Mooney, Joseph W. Christian
Lewis A. Silver Baymd 4. Hughes, Horace j.
hughes, GeOr.e BIeeker, Julius Meeker, James
Williamson, Lucinda Colly Lizzie Cutrow Samuel
Arnold, Josiah Arnold, Lydia Arnold, Sophia
Arnold, Lshra staley William silver, Elizabeth
Kretzcr, Mary hretzeT, sarah kretzer, Caroline
kretzer oliver Reed Eliza Jane Reed Minerva
E Reed & intOn Reed Nancy Ellen Reed, William
Oty Samuel Oty, Lewis II Oty, Edna Z. Oty,
Evan Oty, Frank K. Oty, Nancy L. oty, Mary Jane
Kinsell and Jacob Kinsell.
April II, 1s87:d1wa.s9s Probate Judge.
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and carrying into effect of the resolution
submitting the suffrage amendment to the
popular vote. was read a third time, and
postponed till tomorrow. What does this
mean-when publication Is already being
made in the papers ?1
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Democratic State Ticket

FOR GOVERNOR:
ALLEN G. THURMAN.
FOR LIEUTENANT GOVERNOR:
DANIEL S. 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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Aucti1nffrS.
Business 9cttfes.
DYSPEPSIA! /!
! Doctor
SVRICLAND'S
! TONIC.
DR.. STRICKLAND's

rated preparation of Roots and Herbs, Wltm I,
Gutiacids and carminatiyes TO strel1GtiI.ea' ~ u
the stomach and nervous system IL Is y
certain C,sr remedy for Dyspepsia or Indigo:
ton. Nervousness, Loss of Appetite Aci II,
ty Of the stomach, Flatulency and Debility
Il is not alcoholic, therefore parucularlv,
suited for Weak, Nervous, and Dyspept :
persons. For sale by all Druggists every.
where at$1 per bottle.
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REPARATOR CAPILLI.

REPARATOR CAPILLI.
For restoring hair upon bald heads from what
ever cause II may have fallen OUT and forcing a
growth of hair upon the face II has no equal; IL
will force the beard to grow upon the smOOthest
face In IRON five to eight weeks or hair upon bald
heads in from two to three months. a few igno-
rant practitioners have asserted that there is moth
ing that will force hasten the growth OF the hair
or beard heir assertions are false, as thousands
of living witnesses from their own eXperience)
can bear witness But many will say how are we
to distinguish the gem inc from the spuuoust II
Certainly is dinicuIt us nine tenths OF the diner
ent preparations advertised for the hair and beard
are entirely worthless, and you may have already
thrown away large amounts in their purchase
10 such we would say, try the ReparatOr Jappilli
IL will cost you nothing unless IL ully comes up Ia
our representations. III your Druggist does not
keep it send us one dollar and we VIII forward it
postpaid, together with receipt for the money
which will he returned you ON application, pro
yidmg entire satisfaction is not given Address
W. J.. CLARK \ Co, Chemists,
No West Fayette Street
Aprll ls6T-diycTs SYRACUSE, N. Y.
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EUROPE ARMING.

Austria is having G0OOOO muskets con,
verted into breech-loadng.
England will have 100000 similarly CON
verted before the end OF the year.
Russia is transferring 100000.
Denmark, Holland, Switzerland, Italy
Spain, Portugal. Greece and Belgium, are
all ENGAGED in the same warlike prepara-
tiolE.
The Belgian Minister of War states that
France Is having 4S0,000 breech-loading
muskets manufactured.
general organization of the Christians
resident in the eastern provinces of Tur
key and Greece had been completed agains
the Sultan, and that war in which thu
power of the Porte in Europe would b,
destroyed, was inevitable.
Destitution and want are said to prevail
to very painful extent among the peopl
engaged In the late Fenian rising IN th
the south of Ireland.
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1867-04-11
I CURE Dr' '' --
PIG 'Gf E 5, PILE REMEDY

Has cured thousands of the worst cases of
Blind and Bleeding Piles. 1t gives imme-
dIate relief, and effects perinanant cure
TRY it directly. 1t is warranted to cure
For sale by all Druggists at 90 cts per
bottle.
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ia warranted to be the only preparatlR
known to cure Coughs, Colds, HoarsenesS
Asthma, Whooping Cough, Chronic Cough.
Consumption, Bronchitis and Group
ing prepared from Honey and Herbs, it
healing, softening, and eXpectorating, an
particularly suitable for all affections ofth
Throat and Lungs. For sale by Druggists
everywhere lah3
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From EurODe,

LONDON, April 10-Evening-The Span
ish Government refuses to yield to the de-
mands made by England for indemnity and
satisfaction in the case of the steamer Tor
nadO.
ATHENS, April l0--Evening Sultan
threatens to declare was against Greece on
account Of the insurrectlonary troubles on
the Turkish frontier. ..r..
FRANKrORT, April l0-Eyening.-United
States bonds, 7556.
LONDON, Apiil 1O-Evening.- large
quantity of bonds of United States were
thrown upon the market here from Ger
many, which causes downward tendency
in prices.
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CLOSING {

THE undersigned now offers at greatly reduced
j prices his entire stock Of Jewelry, ut tn old
stand of II Kline No $50 Third street The entire
stock Of goods MUST BE SOLD, as change in the
business Is anticipated. Call in soon as the time
is limited and procure your bargains The goods
are all warranted represented Call and exam
inc J.. JANDORF,
ap367i2w Successor to Henry Kline.
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MAD RIVER Ice.

Having put up the largest and most select stock
OF IL L ever putup in the city, and hHyn ncrtas-
ed my facilities tor delivering am pTepATt TO MI
all orders promptly in small or large quantities.
wagons will pHss daily ill'ttl all lalis q the
city Ice can he had at all times a. NJ, stole.
ISAAC BlMM viii act a. Foreman OF this
branch of my business
orders LOT PATENT RINDLING oiled every
after oOn. Give IL trial T., blAh,
SaTch ls8T-d6m First St. Heac OF Hasin.
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Il bargains | !
!, ?. LENTz ,..-. ....,....... JAMES AFPLEGArE
LENTZ & APPLECATE.

m - a I. : a 7 T a @ 7 \ T 3
no. 2ss THIRD STREET DAYTON, OHIO
Have large nu rbeT OF improved Farms In va.
rous parts of this and other stbtes, tor sale AlsO
numerous lots IN the city, Which hey CnCT 90 ia.
yorablr terms feh 26 'aTa,liy
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DISSOLUTION.

1THF co. partnership heretofore existing hetween
L Thos o owe and George NHuerth In the
practice OF the law, 10 this day dissolved mu.
tual consent THOMAS U. LOWE,
April /, le5T-ed8 GEORGE Y.NAUERTH
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We offer these bargains for
TH IRTY DAY ONLY,

And assure you that we have made such reduc-
tiUns in prices that cannot iaIl to hive lib
oral call rom all those who are dtsirOus OF buy
ing. This stock
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Amastments.
Clothing.

VNhE subscribers respectfully inform the citizens
Il Of Day ton aud the UuJlic In g1ltlAl thht hey
are now prepared TO unti great inducements ia
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YOUNG MEN,

The experience Of the past zen years has &C.
monsiraied the fact that reliance may b plnesS
In the efficacy Of -
Bells Specific Pill,
for the speedy and permanent cure u ssnissi
weakness, Emissions, Physical and servoaS
debility, Impotence, or want Of power, the re-
suit Of Sexual Excess. or youshfai lndissrssioa.
which neglected ruins the happiness, and snkss
the suiisrer for Businsa, Social Society OF
harriags, and often terminates In an untinsly
grave. Make no delay In seeking the remedy.
Il b entirely vegetable and barmlss on he
system, can be used without detection or inter
ference ofbusiness pursuits, and no change Of
die, Is necessary. Prizes, oas Dollar.
Ifyoa cannot get them of your druggist, sssd
the money 70 Dr.. J. Bry an, SIS broadway, New
YORK, aud they win be sent free fross ohsssss-
lion by return Of mail. NJ
Prirs's ciresian' 70 6~as-.a ssm Jrss ..
sprlieafioa
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Horrible Casualty,

On Saturday last, Dir. John Rich.
ards living at Ceeiltop, met with fear.
ful accident in the following manncr
He was engaged in driving a reaper in
the field of Thos. I, Price, Esq, aud
carelessly rode on a saddle without a
eirth. The saddle horse becoming
frightened, threw Mr.. II. in front Of the
knives Of the reaper. aud before Il
could be stopped his right arm had been
entirely severed above the wrist But
this was not all, Mr., Rs body bccime
entangled 10 the advancing knives, aud
one Of them took eifec. on bis neck -
A large cash had been cat, and, with
another vibration, the head must have
been severed. But the saddle which
had also fallen of, caught between the
guards aud stepped the motion Of. the
knives just in time to prevent a fatal
result Cecil Co. Dem.
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Pie fifteenth thousand OF Ned New
ms, the Newsboy; or, Street Life in
Boston," by Rev, Henry Morgan, is al
ready issued. 10 the prsface the author
says: "If oac had prophesicd three
mouths sgo that the merits of Ned
would create demand for the book at
the rate Of 1000 week, aud kept two
power presses in continual requisition
to Gil orders, | should have said, Sir,
you are an enthusiast--a fanatic You
must have got Ned On the brain Away
with you
"But the truth rs, the great masses
Of mankind love heart, soul aud life
they care but little for cold, classical,
artistic finish. Iceberg scepticism, lee
berg criticism, iceberg theories, iceberg
divinity, iceberg pulpits, iceberg pews,
and iceberg formality they care not a
straw for, The hearts Of the masses
are moved by one common sympathy,
one grand purpose Of reform, one holy
aspiration for advancement. Strike the
keynote Of mans elevation aud rcgeu.
Grafton, aud all the world win listen
Hence Ned Nevius' success. Go on
then, young hero, and shout as you 60,
If do nothin' wrong, somethin' good.
I come to me-
Canvassers find il the most success.
full book in the field ii. NJ. Huntly,
of Rhode Island, sold 70, twelve Of
them in two hours, clearing nine dol
lars (s9) in two hours Charles +
Hurlburt Of Vincland, n. j., sold 70
within a radius Of half mile, eighteen
Of them in two hours aud half Agents
wishing territory, may apply to Rev.
Henry Morgan, Boston, Mass. Boston
Zee. Voice.
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The Tennessee ElectIon.

The election in Tennessee on the LIST
OF August resulted, as predicted in the
success Of Brownlow aud the Radicals
by a majority estimated at 80, 900
Eight Radicals elected to Congress aud
majority of the Legislature of the
same sort. The election was very quiet
it is said. The negroes were turned
loose and the whites DISTINGUISHED. As
a matter Of course the negroes we're
permitted to have their own way aud
the white people kept aloof At Chat.
tanooga the negro league, amounting to
over 800, took the polls early and kept
them exclusively till they were through.
Many whites, both Conservative aud
Radical, refused to go near the polls
though registered. Quiet reigned
through Tennessee but il was the
calm that precedes the storm. The
Radicals are playing desperate game
not only in Tennessee but the whole
country. We do not think il is in hui.
man nature to submit TO il long quiet
" They may have the power to carry
their plans through peaceably, but We
do no. believe il. Nothing can save
the country but the overthrow Of the
Radicals in the North.