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}. A. STEWMAN, Clerk.
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LANCASTER DisTRICr.
Im tie Common Pleas.
Henry IL. Price
vs.. Attachment
Asia NJ. Castor. ! '"'''"''
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NhEREAS, the Plaintiffs did on the
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Preble County items.

EATON, . sept. IL, 1865.
Ed EMPIRE Pursuant TO q CALL the De-
mocracy Of Preble county, assembled in
Convention on Saturday last, and uuanim'
ously re nominated Hon. HENRY SHIpELER,
as the candidate for Senator in this District
The very best of feeling characterized the
Convention throughout its whole proceed.
ings, and the Democracy have determined to
go to. work in COED earnest, and roll up such
a vote for Mr. Shideler, as he never yet has
had in the county The leaders Of the Re.
publican party here are disappointed They
had hoped some other man than Mr. ShideI
ler would be selected, because they well
know from past experience, that II is an i'm
possibility for them to control the party vote
against him Many of them acknowledge
they are defeated, and consider il will be q
waste Of material to even make an effort to
stem the tide of popular opinion that is ia
his favor in this county. Mr.. Cuppy may
as well prepare himself for safe voyage uF
Salt Riverl
The people of this District are well &C
quainted with Mr.. shideler, having thrice
elected him as their Representative. They
know him to be an honest and an upright
man, against whose public and private char
acter, not one word of reproach dare be ut
tered. He is farmer, and one Of the peo'
ple--the poor mans friend-and to exchange
him for money shark-a shaver Of paper
to say the least, would be very unwholesome
A full Democratic ticket was nominated
which is acknowledged by oil parties to b'
the strongest one ever presented for the suf
frages Of the people Of this county, but al
we are largely in the minority, all we car
do is to give the opposition good fight,
which we have resolved upon doing.
Arrangements have been made for start
lag Democratic paper, which, If successful
will make its appearance in two or thret
weeks. 1t will be under the control of the
former editor of the Democratic organ here
PREBLE.
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SUPERINTENDENT superintendent
question is being agitated in different direc-
tions. In the smaller cities, the Office is OPP
posed on the ground that il is more orna'
mental than useful The Xenia News has
tho following on the subject:
Springfield is agitated with the chickering's
and recriminstions, arising out of the resig-
nation OF the Superintendent OF their Public
Schools, on the ground of insufficient salary.
1t will be remembered that he was paid
5000; he demands $1,000, per year.--An able
writer in the News a. Journal tskes the
ground that superintendent is a useless in
cumbrance to the schools, saying, "there il
great deal of silly cant about the crown o.
the whole being SuperinteDdent,-On the
principle, we suppose of a cap sheaf to q
field Of wheat" Other writer's take the 9th
er side of the question, but all agree in com
planning that "their taxes are at the farthes
point of endurance aud that they must ois'
penss with ornaments" The Republic say
that there is deep feeling aroused in the
city on the subject of School management,
and predicts that the fur will fly before ar
armistice is agreed on.
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VerH Contemptible.

The Cincinnati Commercial claims 10 be
fair and independent press yet In this
mornings issue it quotes the following from
our article of Friday last in relation to Mr.,
vallandigham and the Senate, viz "Ifthere
is one thing more than another which could
ctimulate the Democracy of old Montgomery,
It would be this, very motive' &C., and yet
dirtily suppresses the fact that the same
identical article contained position declar'
alton by authority of Mr.. vallandigham that
be was not candidate directly or indirectly
for the United States Senate. And this is
the fairness of the independent Onterpris-
ing" prees
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-09-13

DESPERATE BUToHRs-Mr. Gorton Arnold.
of Harrison township, related to US yesterday
evening the following account of desperate
butchers upon his premises early on Monday
morning last. A little after 3 o'clock, he was
awakened by an unusual noise which came
from the barn yard, and in company with some
members of his family at once proceeded to the
place to learn what was the cause. They first
ascertsined that nine of their cattle were out in
the lane in front Of the house; aud as they were
in the pasture some distance of on the Prev,
Gus evening, they must have been driven out
as they had to pass through three gates. On
further search they found three calves (Which
had also been in pasture) fastened in a stable
one Of them had been worried by big dog, as
the marks were plainly apparent Near the
door were found two butcher knives which the
rascals had dropped in the hurry of their fligh
at the moment of detection. Fortunately th'
miscreants failed to effect their purposes. anC
Mr.. A. met with no loss. The butcher kniVeI
are in the possession Of Mr.. A., who viii
cheerfully hand them over to their owners, j
they will call and prove their property
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mn. he individual who does the bOsh Gor

R@.1he individual who does the bosh for
the Germantown lndepe ndent, seems to be
laboring under the delusion that Col. John
Stump, and "some of the editors Of the EN-
pire," are candidates for State Senator, and
proceeds to canvass their claims. In the
elaboration of his ignorapcs he evinoes on
utter lack of good breeding, and amenities
which grow out of association with gentle,
men Of refinement. If decent people would
permit him to sit at their feet he might pos
slbly learn to be ashamed Of his manners
after awhile. We know of no plan by which
the quality of his brains could be inn
proved.
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THE PAoRAMA.-This exquisite illustra'
ton of Scripture history is visited every eve
ming by crowds people who can appreciate
their rare beauties. This evening it will
again be exhibited. On to morrow afternoon
the pupils of the public Schools and of the
Sabbath Schools will be admitted for 10 cents
apiece. We hope they will all improve the
occasion. To. morrow night will, we learn
be the last night. Don't neglect to see thil
truly attractice Panorama.
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The universally renowned Lung Physician, who
devotes hh attention especially to the treatment Of
Chronic Diseases Of the Lungs, Heart, Liver Kid
neyS, &c f; White swellinya, sorofulA, Chronic and
InhAnmAtory RheumAtiHm, together with Female
Weakness, in all its forms, and who has met with
degree Of success that is altogether unparalleled,
will be in Dayton on WEDNESDAY, September 18th,
and remain three days, at the PHI, LIPS HOUSE,
where he will be plevsed to all desiring to be
treated BY him. Examinations tree, septe
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GERMAN MEETING. - The State Democratic
Central Committee has appointed German
Democratic Meeting here, TO beheld on wednes
day evening, Sept. l4th. Hon. J. L. Egley, oi
Cincinnati, and Otto Dresel, ESQ, of Columbus
will address the meeting. We hope our Ger
man Democrats will bear this in mind, and pass
the word.
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Pm.0ur advertising patrons will perceivG
that, by our arrangement ofreading matter
their Advertisements will be always nesv--s
very important matterto them.
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pRev Mr. Woart has not resigned therefor.
ship Of Ohrist's Church, Jefferson street. as
has been stated, He has, however, bis Fesigua
tion prepared, and will probably hand il TO the
vesiry when be shall have accomplished an
important work 10 which be is engaged-sscur-
ing means to liquidats heavy liability resting
upon the church. This, we learn, is nearly acs
eomplished,
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-09-13

~ Those who want bargsins should attend
at ohristopher's Auction Rooms TO night. W.
are authorized to say they will get 'em. We
saw several fins articles Of isWslry this mora
ipg which were bought there last night lor Z
..or. anng.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-09-13

EvThe Gazette, in remarking upon Rev.
Mr. Tsyler's discourse AZ the Court House
Enhday evening Is miaiahsa in saying lhere
was 20 nclies ofii given IN the papers Sat.
urday. The appointment wac published In
the reenlkF lies IA NE Empire Saturday af'
tsrnoph, and waa thefe lead BY the people
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-09-13

GJ'At the regimentAl election held on Mon
day. Capt. H. Miller was elected Lieutenant
Colonel and k5jutant E. A ParOtt, Major
The following is the vote:
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s@- The Germantown paper is authorize

1A- The Germantown paper is authorized
to say that Mr. Cuppy has never been en-
gagged in shaving" paper at a uSurious rate.
This denial is made for the purpose of clear
ing the Republican candidate for Senator
from the odium which such charge brings
upon him. But unfortunately, that paper
"goes on" to plead that such practice is moi
only common but properl Then why, o
most egregiouS of softies, do you put your
monkey paw in the way of ouppy's glOrif
cation, by denying charge which you la
Dor to show that, if true, would cover hin
all over with credit
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-09-13

B%Mrs. Mathews, from Richmond, is
here for the purpose of raising means to
purchase son now in slavery. The Mas
ter Of the son is now in embarrassed cir.
cumstanoes, and has informed the parents,
that IL funds are not soon raised he will be
sold from necessity. Mrs NJ. is piOusIand
hard working woman aud her claims arc
worthy of the notice of the friends of human
ity. Her husband is Local Preacher and
was ordained at the time the Ohio Confer.
ence met at Chilicothe. The case was pre-
sented to the Conference this morning by
Rev G. Moody, and collection was raised
at the close of the morning session of $24 60
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60 The German School Of the N. E. Dis
triet ian W kept in DR.. Smiths Block Commercial
Row. on First street and Canal Basin.
By order OF the school Board.
BeptIO-3td A. SCHNEIDER, Teacher,
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U-The Cleveland Plain Dealer has been put
in new type, and comes TO us as bright as a
new dollar, and full Of vim The editor says
Politically we are Furnished up for the next
Presidential campaign for u blsze against all
OppOsition TO PoPuLAR SOVEREIGNTY, let it come
fom what source il may.
Don't get nervous, friend Grsyj the opposi
,ion to popular sovereignty" is not SO terrible
as you seem to believe.
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rTsee Alb page for Telegraph Reports.

LosT-MOndsy, black oil cloth carpet bag i.
Has on it-"Payns. Manchester. N. Y" The
finder will be remunerated by leaving Il at this
l,llicn
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ar Placards, ct Niagara. state that one
Shields ls to jamp from a scaffOld ninety feet
down into the river below, on the 10th instant.
The plaee ia on ths American side. where there
nrs plenty q rocks 10 break the mans neck
Coed.
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aA-Dr. p. A. smith, indicted at Spring.
field for committing a rape upon the person
of one Mary Powers, has been honOrably
discharged. Upon investigation, there was
found to be not the least shadow Of a groand
for suck en- accusation The whole affair
had its origin in malice, and perhaps, pro-
fessional iealousy
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-09-13

D1The Governor of Illinois has ordered
special election to be held in the Spring
field Congressional District, on Tuesday
Nov. sth, to fill the vacancy ,OcCasioned by
the death of Hon. Thomas l.. Harris.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-09-13

pDavis. 70. Jefferson st., is getting out
some new styles of ladies' and gents wear for
the season. he is determined tina, his eustO.
mers. spd the people generally, shall not com
plain that he is behind the times in the boot and
shoe line We can confidently recommend his
atnra 70 our readers.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-09-13

IL Those extra nice oysters are now to be
had in any quantity at 800, Third street. Als
so peaches, from Kelley's Island, and grapes,
etc, by the load
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-09-13

RELIoIous NorcE.--Elder James Maple, of
franklin, will preach. the Lord willing, on the
steps Of the Court House, in this City, next
Sabbath evening at AZ o'clock, p. m.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-09-13

or ALEXIS p. ]. SOyder. editor Of the osli'
ma Standard. We notice, has been nominated b.
the Democracy Of Van WsrtAnA NSTosT oOan.
ties, By heelAmsti0P, for Representative.
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DAYTON, August 10, 1859. :
General Orders, Pursuant to Sec. 2s Of an act "To
No. l. discipline the Militia and Volun-
teer Militia Of the state of Ohio,n the Volunteer
hereby notified and required to report themselves
in the city OF Dayton on Wednesday, September ~,
1889 at socloek, A. ~ fully equipped and prepared
TO do camp duty
The Brigade viii go into Camp at Phinips' Woods
between the toll gate and river, on the Troy Turn
pike on the i4th Of september, At 10 O'Clock, A. NJ
and continue In service not leaa than two nor more
than four days.
DISHAM. ID. A. HAYNES,
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ES~Baoh company win provide its own rations.
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GJ' 10 the town Of Garfield, Mahoning Co.,
O., two extensive coal oil factories are now in
operation, and three more are being built.