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The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1867-06-12
MEDICAL NOTICE.

Dr, H. CON n may be consulted as followsi
In DAYTON atthe Phillips House, on Fridays,
June 81; July %; August 30; oct. 4; Nov. 8.
In TROY at the Morris House, on Saturdays
June ~; July q; August 81; Get. Q; Nov. ..
In XENIA atthe Depot Eating House, Thurs
days June 20; July S5i August 20; Oct. 3; Nov. 7.
In SPRiNGFIELD. at the Willis House, on
Thursdays, June "; Augusta Sept. D. Oct. lOi
Nov ID. a.DI .4. .tlII 81. .I47 f.t.N
DR. CONE has had oficcs in each Of the above
places that he has regularly visited for tho 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 TO his skill
DR.. CONE Treats pnd Cures all varieties of
Chronic diseases, including those of tte Eye and
Ear; makes no charge for consultation; but il
those who consult him mdesiretreatment,h be charges
Cash for his Medicines, - ., s-. ...f
Medicines that viii last pAtientfrom 70 ur to six
months, cost from Five to Thirty dollars, in Cash
rf.H aIf Address: DR.. r.. CONE,
........ f. f COLUMBUS, ONO.
opoO-Jfy
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rzg-sAM. MCKEE, the defeated Mongrel

candidate for Congress, in the Ninth Dis
trictof Kentucky, it is announced, will con-
test the seat of the Democratic member
elect lie is also out in favor OF Congress
applying the military reconstruction" act
to Kentucky. Why not apply it to Con-
nectieut and every State as fast as they
emerge from African darknessg
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StilI a Mystery.

What has become of General II. C. Wn-
son, of Columbus, who some days since
suddenly disappeared from Cincinnati? is
still an open question. The reports of his
having been seen in railroad cars, and in
New York, are unfounded, He is still
missing, and all is mysterious respecting
tie matter
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1867-06-12

C8- The State Convention Of the Pub
fishers of Ohio will be holden in Column
bus, on the 20th instr and there seems to be
general desire that every establishment
shall be represented.
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1867-06-12

EY A down-East copperhead asks
Why don't the Vermont radicals nominate
General PHELPS for Governor, the officer
General BUTLER compelled to resign his
command at New Orleans because he want
ed to make soldiers of the negroes.
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1867-06-12

re- JAY COOKE & Co.have recently made
heavy investment in Minnesota, by the
purchase of 100000 acres of pine lands on
the st. Louis river. They will Immediately
erect number of mills for the manufac-
ture of lumber to be shipped to Milwaukee,
Chicago, and other markets.
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AAisrEliautoas,
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CS-A New Yorker named Maxwell, re-
Gently took a "Blaek Crook" troupe to the
West The company collapsed in Detroit,
and Maxwell left his girls to get home the
best way they could. Five of them reached
Albany last Wednesday, by begging their
way along, poorly clad and ptnniless, and
were thence passed on to New York by the
Overseer of the Poor.
Strange, isn't it, that anything, with
Black in it, should fail?
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The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1867-06-12

GB NouNG LADY returning to her
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g8- The Nashville Union and Dispatch
deprecates the sending of such men MS
WILSON and KELLY to speechify through
the country. 1t says pass your savage
and proscriptive edicts, and let the sword,
in the hands of soldiers, glimmcr before
our eyes. But, in Heavens name, spare us
from the spoutings of the Natick cobbler,
and sieh.' Let your malice take any shape
but that. We pray you, let the cup pass"
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1867-06-12
Going Back to First Principles.

On Tuesday, two weeks since, Radical
Convention was holden in Pttsburg, at
which the following characteristic resolu-
tion was adopted:
Resolved That while we earnestly ad-
vocatc the doctrine of protection to home
manufactures, we at the same time depre-
cate and oppose the efforts now being made
to import foreign labor to compete with
the home laborer, and we urgently request
our representatives in Congress TO provide,
by legislation, head tax upon imported
laborcrs.n
Here crops out the spirit of old Native
Amercanism. and no comment is needed
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Mrs. WINSLOW,

An experienced Nurse and Female Physician.
Presents to the Attention Of Mothers her
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1867-06-12

A MILITARY SENTENCE IN South CARO-
Wilmington, North Carolina
pape" states that Mr., BANKHEAD has been
carried to that city in irons from south
Carolina, having been tried by military
commission in that State for participation
in some disturbance. His sentence was
not read to him until his arrival there, when
it was divulged that he was to be confined
In Fort Macon at hard labor for seven
years.
We are curious to know whether when
the President reached his native State, on
his late excursion, he took enough interest
in this infamous proceeding to make al
inquiry respecting its nature. The coun'
try was gravely informed, long since, thai
the interference of military squads, in civi
affairs, had been forbidden and done away
with. Why are not such creatures OF ir
responsible despotism, as participate il
such transactions as this, themselves con
signed to dungeons or penal Islands?
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IF YOU WANT A FARM
Advertise in the WESTERN EMPIRE
North Branch democrat. [volume] (Tunkhannock, Pa.) 1854-1867, 1867-01-09

without renewing the expression of my
gratitude to the freemen of the Common
wealth, for the hearty approval with which
they have cheered the labors OF the Exec
tive Office, To have earned such approv-'
al by nay official conduct. during the last
six years, must always be a source OF
pride to myself and children. Without
the consciousness that | was endeavorlng
to deserve their approval, and without the
hope that | should succeed in attaining 1t
must have under the responsibilities OF
nv position. II was only reliance on
Divine Providence. and the active, reso-
!ute, hearty support and zeal of the peo-
pie and their prrsentatlves, that encour :
aged me during the dark and terrible crl-
sis through which the country has passed.
tried to do my duty to my country, and
| know was at least faithful to her in
deep distress, and | conceived that duty
not to be limited to the merely putting OF
men into the field TO suppress treason and
rebellion, and maintain the national life,
and doing of everything in my power to
sustain the just war forced upon Us.
felt also bound, so far as | could, to protect
| and promote the rights and comforts OF our
volunteers, after they had lett the State,
to aid and relieve the sick and wounded,
and to care for the transmission, to their
| bereaved families, of the precious bodies
Of the slain, and the maintenance and cd
ucation of their orphans as honored chill
dren of the country.
To have been the Chief Magistrate of
this great Commonwealth during tho pc
riod through which we have passed, and
to have earned and maintained (if indeed
| have done SOY the confidence and afec-
tion of her people and their representa-
tives, are quite enough to satisfy the
highest ambition, and in my re tIremrnt
from the high trust given men, | pray
God that the State may continue to grow
in power and strength, and her people IN
prosperity and happiness.
A. G. CURTIN.
Executive Chamber, Harrisburg, January
2, 1867.
North Branch democrat. [volume] (Tunkhannock, Pa.) 1854-1867, 1867-01-09

civil offenders Is your "poteut power" the
pot-bellied parson who tnisrepreseuts us
in the Legislation, aud who has already in-
troduced bill to change the method of
drawing jurors in this eonnty2 Will he
make the same rule applicable to Susque-
hanna County, to which only he owes his
election? Ifhe does so, W" shall have less
objection TO it-"what's sauce for the goose
is sauce for you. Billy. We shall certain
ly object to special partisan legislation, to
set aside and overturn the long established
general law OH this subject. Our reasons
for ohjecting are numerous; not the least
of which is the creation of two new County
officers to be paid for doing that which is SO
well done by the officers we now have.
North Branch democrat. [volume] (Tunkhannock, Pa.) 1854-1867, 1867-01-09
The U. s. Supreme Court Decision.

The journals hold very conflicting opin,
ion upon the late decision in the case OF
Milligan,--the Jarobins condemning 1t,
and the Conservatives approving. The
judgment of the Court, however, appears
to be good deal misunderstood. The
points made are:
First. That the whole nine judges nnsn-
imouslv agree that the military tribunal
was organized without authority, that it
had no legal jurisdiction, and that its sen
tence was nnllity.
Sc, ond, The whole Court agree in pro-
nouncing such military commissions un-
warranted--the majority on the ground
that they are contrary to both law and the
Constitution the minority on the ground
hat they are contrary to law, but not nee
essari,y in confct with the Constitution.
It is well said, therefore, that the de-
cision on either ground convicts the Exec
utive administration OF asurpation during
the war. The opposite opinion of Chief
Justice Chase shows that he Is much more
the politician than the Judge.
North Branch democrat. [volume] (Tunkhannock, Pa.) 1854-1867, 1867-01-09
Simon and ANDY.

The Senatorial contest in this State.
which, as we before stated, has narrowed
down to choice between Gov. A. G. Cur
tin and Simon Cameron, is waxing warm
The friends of each are equally sanguine
of success; but as there is but one Senator
TO be elected, somebody must he disap-
pointed. AS Republicans, the contestants
start about even, for both are radicals deep
Iy, darkly dyed. In point of brains, Cur
tin is as farabeve the great W,nnebago
chief as heaven is above the thereafter OF
some of the radicals; hut in point of the
zone thing needful," )" which is great per-
su"der, the odds are fearfully heavy against
Curtin.
North Branch democrat. [volume] (Tunkhannock, Pa.) 1854-1867, 1867-01-09
THE EFFECT OF TERRTTONIALIzATIo

THE EFFECT OF TERRrToNIALIzATIoN-
The Richmond Times in the course of an
able article on the legal consequences Of
destroying the Southern State governments
as proposed by Thad. Stevens, Samner &
Co., says:
THE telritorializing process world re-
lieve us, frs. ofCaderwood and his Grand
jury; second, of az courts with jnrisdlc,
tion over treason and coniniscation laws =
third, Of the demands of AL Northern cret.
itors fourth, of all our State debts; FIN,
of the expenses ofall civil and military Of
icers. In addition to being relieved of the
burden of our S ate debts, their necessary
assumption by Congress would make them
much more valuable securities than they
are at present. Really these Jacohins are
not such bad fellows after all We begin
to fear that our people will become clam.
orous for standardization to commence at
once, if it brings with it such tempting
fruits as these"
North Branch democrat. [volume] (Tunkhannock, Pa.) 1854-1867, 1867-01-09
Local and Personal.


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Dedication, 1.-THE Baptist Church at Mehoops
ny will dedicate their new house of worship. nm
Wednesday, the 10th Of Jan. inst. Sermon bv R.v
Isaac Bevan, of Scranton. Exercises 10 commeoc.
at l04 o'clock A. II.
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Address, HOME AMUSEMENT
80. 76 Nassau S'rees New York
The Election for Borough and Township OIL
eers held here yesterday, passed off qui ietIy.
In the Borough the following officers were chosen,
For Judge of Election, jacob Rittispaugb.
Inspectors of Election, A NJ Stark. A. E. Buck.
Justice of the Peace John Day.
| Constable l.. C. C0nklin
Assessor, Thomas D. Stonier,
| Burgess, VIM. S. Kutz,
Town Council, Carle Henninger Phifc. Bowers,
Perry Billings. Harvey Sicklor, W. stansbury,
School directors, L. Hart C. D. Gearhart,
Poor Masters, R. Ross John Stemll les,
Auditor, Alvin Day, 3 years-,Wm. F. Terry. 2,
years.
High Constable s D. Stephens.
The majority for the above ticket which il is
hardly necessary to say is democratic, from top to
bottom, was the largest ever gi7ca in the Borough
varying from IS to as, on rather full poll. By
turning the pulpit into political rostrum last week.
Prsscher Brownscombe unintentionally rendered US
efficient service If the elder will continue to dab
BE political affairs for the next year to come,
we will agree to double the majority at cur Le1t
ee -besdes his chances to succeed Kennedy or
Landon will be nightly improved. He can at
least get pitcher or spot like ':Schoorey" did,
as reward for his services.
In the Township the following namel persons were
elected
For Judge of Election, Nathan Bilnsr,
Inspector of Election, Phillip Kunsnan, Jas.
Wagner.
Justices of the Peace Nathan Billings, Mark A.
G rlner.
Constable, Henry Smith,
Supervisors, Jarob Ginger Henry Stark, Albert
Carey, Paul Billings, S. T. Flummerfeh,
Assessor John Flummerelt,
Poor Masters Paul Billings. Geo. 0sterhout.
School Directors, John E Wagner. 3 yrs, Jacob,
StempIes, year John JIcksol 3 years,
Au itor, Joseph Shupp.
Town Clerk, D. d. Dewitt,
Treasurer. d. D. Dewitt