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PETERsBuRdH, Va, July 20.
Judge John W Nash died at his residence
ut PoWhRttan on Sunday night.
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BUSINESS NOTICES.

l1V Lost-A Safe Key. The inder viii be re-
warded by returning it to Harman q Crowl, Mer
win street. jy2O d24O
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NEW YORK STOCK MARKET.
Nav YORK, July 20.
The weakness in the stock market noted
yesterday resulted in a material fall through
out the list.
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by TELEGRAPH.

Reported By the Union TeIeeraph,
,FTIoK, wARINo's BLOCK CONNER or nGNK AND.
sr. CLAIR srRRErs.
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M J. DiCKERSoN,
Late Of the finn Of Amber 4 Dickersonj
DENTIST

Once 2Sl sspsrior siytsf, near kentsfs store
Dr d new suit Of are nov ready and ne Wou'a
be pleased 10 see an NJ hs od patrons erd Others who
NAV wish the services of dentist liberated teeth treat
ed fangs and crown hsd expoei nerves capped and saw
cd also teeh inserted gold silver coFae 'vuioanile
base or platinum pla'e with continuous gum which -
90 much used east. my3
TUe vorARiEs oF DISSIPATION ANo VICTIMS oF DELu-
sion can be brought 20 convection Of The errar Of their
ways saved from world Of mental and bodily suffer
ing by heedna the advice contained In that popuor work
"HUMAN FRAILTY, or PHYSIOLOGICAL RE-
SEARCHES tits cloar IN s doc rues, plain but in
offensive 10 its dictates and being beautifully illustrated
with coorcd onsaynss It brings every thing home 70 The
conception 'fhp he who may read" sold BY Dr..
BARROW, 1871 Prince street New York Price Is cents.
Sent free every where =
soldby GAYLORD HAMMOND, aud WIN FIsKE,
Druggists, Cleveland is
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COAL OIL COAL oILI

law & NORTH'S COAL OIL
II Fact ~ isin fu blast TntY are makins Rtauti-
III straw roored Oil and H pronounced ~ o. upsea 10
M the IL a in srtef Coal Oh lamps at wholesale or re-
tai. All orders promptly allied. Adde'S ,oprrY
lg9 Ontario street Cleyeland @
n B. Ever family should gel lamps aud use ms OIL
rtvaa tho hest light known
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-07-21

u These Pianos are for sale by
OSSIAN Il, DODGE,
No hEnclil Strast Clevelanl.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-07-21

NEW \ ORKi July 70.
The Herald Of to-day contains a letter to
the Editor from Hon. Daniel Il, Sickles, in
which he oorreots statement made in that
paper yesterday, regarding the recent event
in his domestic relations.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-10-19

The NUMsER OF JOIN RoGERs's CHILDREN
SETTLED-The old perplexing query; "How
many children had John Rogers2,' has at
last been definitely aud historically settled.
At the late celebration in Norwich, Cham
cellor Walworth spoke to the sentiment rel
tive to the first settlers ofthe town as follows
"Chaucelor Walworth said it was sixty six
years since he left the town of Bozrah. He
named the original settlers Of Norwich DR..
Theophilus Rogers among them, fifth in deI
scent from the famous John Rogers the mar
tyr. The Chancellor settled the long pend'
ing dispute about tie number OF Johns
children (nne small children and one at the
breast, the primer sRys-were there nine or
tenT by exhuming from some old history a
lei tier or address from John to the Govern
mcnt, in which was passage to this effect;
1 would that my worthy vile might come to
see me- she has with her ten children, which
are hers and mine, and would comfort her
somewhat,
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-10-19

The GREAT EASTERN AND SEA StoKNEss
Like all new things, much prognostication
of failure has been INDUCED in with regard
TO this vessel, II it sufficient that she is the
largest vessel 10 the world for people to find
out all the shortcomings possible. But
there is one thing which II she accompanies
will make up for oil possible failures OF an
other Kind. If she aocomplishes the great
fact Of enabling bad sailors to Gross the
ocean without being sick she will revolus
tionize sea transit, increasing the amount
Of travellers in the same proportion as mod
ern railways compared with the old stage
coaches. Sea sickness is induced by the
upheavng of the diaphragm in proportion
as the rising and falling Of the waves con
verts the vessel into moving lever, uplltt'
ing the stem and stern alternately. 1e',
strange to say, there are people to be found
no maintain that the larger the vessel the
more she will pitch and roll. They forget
1 that a large log is undsturbed by the rip.
| pie on q sheet Of water, while a small toy
vessel is necessarily moving and tossing,
taking every angle of the ripple in its de-
parture from the horizontal line. The ques'
J ton is only one Of proportion. If the waves
| be large the vessel must be much larger TO
prevent any disturbance. But the ohiectorH
persist in regarding the waves as solid ridg'
es upon which this large vessel is to rock,
forgetting that the weight Of the vessel will
sink into these ridges till the displacement
is sufficient to support her. She will make
straight horizontal course through the
waves, while their crests and valleys undu-
late alongside. II 700 feet Of length be not
enough to accomplish this we must go to
! 900, till we have ruled the waves
| II Once Week.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-10-19

pThere are four display lines In the Ri ch.
mond Daily Palladium, making this announce
ment--"Tim Woodruff's MiDsIels are coming |
The Agent is in town making arrangements !"
Is he2 Well you had better have him to ar
range for your bill. while he is about it. See to
that, Knowing all We do about the "mins
trels," we venture that the concert will be a
e st rate wind-up to Belmans balloon ascen.
sion, advertised to come off in Rchmo0d this
afternoon "Tim is coming" is he9 Wait till
he's going, If you VM have fun. Don't forget
Belmsu-give us au account of his ascensidni
we'll enjoy it,
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-10-19

G1Pwe referred briefly yesterday, to the ded~
ication of the Second German Reformed Church
in Oregon. and also spoke of the object ss one
in which christians Of all denomin ations should
unite in assisting. The con Iregation is a very
poor one 10 this worlds goods, and have pros
gressed thus by making exertions and sacrifices,
which are deserving of the utmost credit, and
should awaken a sympathy aud feeling in our
community, which would result in the render
iug of the material aid so necessary TO the firm
establishment of their church.
We endorse the above, from the Gazette OF
this morning. It is matter in which We hope
the good people of our city will take a lively
interest. A trihe given by each christian man
and woman in the city would have the effect
desired. Will be giyen2
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-10-19

The telegraph this morning gives US the de-
tails Of The insurrectiou at Harpers Ferry, Va.
Itturns out TO have been the work Of Abolition
demaeogues; the effects Of a belief in the "ir.
repressible conflict" doctrine Of Senator Seward, &,
and the equally dangerous teachings Of Chase
Giddings & %. The leader in this insurrec>
ton was "Ossawatomie Brown" the miserable
creature who for several months got up and
kept up the riots in Kansas few years ago
He was a very saint among the freedom sbriekN
ers out there; and the Abolitonists in the States
the Republican party, really, who absorbed
the negro lovers, and took their color--made
all their political capital out Of the scoundrelly
conduct Of this man Brown, and his Infamous
Compeers. Had he been killed in one Of those
skirmishes which disgraced human nature in
the Territories, his memory would have been
embalmed in the hearts Of the Abolilonists
throughout the States.
This man Brown, failing to accomplish his
purposes in Kansas, and being ambitious to
commence the "irrepressible conflict" cons
centrated his forces In Virginia. In this move
ment he was aided by fanatics Of the same class
with himself, who read and believe the treas
onous dogmas Of Seward, Giddings aud Chase
We have the result
It will now be seen what kind Of a man was
the originator of the "wars for freedom" in
Kansas. There can now be no mistake as to
his character aud purposes. But the question
arises; Who are to be held responsible for the
recent ouibreak--the "irrepresible confct"-
at Harper's Ferry2 The answer is ohvious'-
The men who are constantly teaching the docs
trine that every bondsmsn must be free thai
this country cannot remain Slave and free; that
that there is an irrcpressible conflict between
freedom and slavery, and that one must sue
ceed n conquering the other; that as those
fl shting for freedom are right, they ought ia
succeedl' The ARRAY at Harper's Ferry is the
practical result of such teaching; this is too ev
ident to need any special attention called to
IT. The leading Republican politicians, whose
stock in trade is the agitation Of negro slavery
are responsible for il, and will be held so.
1t can now be seen by the Intelligent and
honest masses in the opposition TO what the
doctrine they have been supporting will lead
they will now, we hope, believe with us thai
the agitation Of the "negr0 business" is produc
tive of iii only, and we trust that, fnlly be
lieving lhis-as we cannot see they can help be
lieving--they will at once abandon discus
sion so fraugbt with danger to the Uuion, and
destructive to the peace Of the Nation. Thi'
Harpers Ferry Insurection will, we feel sure
open the eyes of all thinking, rational people. Il
will be the death blow to the agitation Of the
negro question among honest, patriotic mcu,
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-10-19

Ur certain gentleman who resides y the
west end, and who is noted for trading po-
nies, came pretty near getting burned up last
evening. 1t occurred in this wise He was on
his way home, in the enjoyment of good ci'
gar, and when near the corner Of Sd and Perry,
he took the cigar from his mouth, without "out.
eniDg it," and very thoughtlessly stuck IL ioto
the breast pocket Of his coat. The wind was
blowing pretty lively at the time, and before
he arrived at his house. bright blaze issued
from his pooket The who'd, the while, blew
the smoke behind him, and the poney trader
did not discover bis burning condition until be
was going into his house, when he raised the
outcry of "frel" With little help he was
divested of his coat; but the garment was
ruined, and several valuable papers were burn
ed 1t was, We learn, with great difficulty he
was prevented from getting cut the engines, so
certain WAS he that his house, aud not his coat,
was on FIRE
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-10-19
To the Democracy of Ohio.

The Democracy of Ohio are hereby noti~
fed tn at meeting Of the Democratic State
Central Committee, held in the City Of Coli
umbus on Tuesday the 18th day Of October,
1859. il was resolved that it be recommended
to the Democratic voters Of the several Con-
gressonal District in this State, to hold n
District Convention at some suitable place
in their respective Congressional Districts,
on
Thursday, December First, 1850,
and then and there to elect Two Delegates
to represent such District in the Democratic
National Convention TO be held at Charles
ton TO nominate Democratic candidates for
President and Vice Presidens the Delegates
TO such Congressional Convention 70 be elecp
ed in the same manner in which the Dis
tricts respectively usually select Delegates to
Congressional Convention TO nominate a
candidate for Congress, and the basis Of re-
presentation in such District Convention, to
be one vote for every 100 Democratic votes,
and an additional vote for every fraction Of
| so votes and over cast for Rntus p. Ranney
on the second Tuesday of October, 1859, in
the different counties or subdivisions of
counties in such District
Ii is further recommended that after the
selection of the two Delegates aforesaid, the
officers Of the Congressional District Con-
vention will certify the proceedings thereof,
with the names Of the persons duly elected,
and sign the came, and transmit such pro'
oeedings thus certified, under seal enYei'
ope, to the Chairman of the Democratic
State Central Committee at Columbus, Ohio,
endorsed Proceedings Of the Democratic
District Conueation, for he-District in
the State of Ohio to be by him submitted
to the Democratic State CentrSl Committee,
TO the end that proper credentials may issue
to the persons elected as such Delegates
Al the same time and place, it was further
resolved by the democratic State Central
Committee that a
DEMOCRATIC STATE CONVENTION
be he'll at Columbus en-
Thursday, January Fifth, 1860,
for the purpose OF appointing Four Delegates
TO represent the s'tate of Ohio at large in the
said Charleston Convention, and that the
different counties 10 the State be requested
to appoint Delegates to said State Conven
ton, in the usual manner in which they
have heretofore appointed Delegates to Stat
Conventions, and on a ratio Of one delegatl
for every 500 votes and one delegate for 1
traction of $50 votes aud over, cast in eael
county for Rufus p Rannsy on the second
, tuesday in October, 1889.
The Democratic voters Of Ohio, are there
, fore. in pursuance Of the foregoing recon
, mendstions Of the Democratic State Centra
Committee, requested to proceed to take tn
necessary steps TO appoint Delegates 90 th
{ several Congressional Con, entiOns 20 be bel
Q on the frss day Of December next and I
8 the State Convention to be held on the hit
a day Of JaRuary, 1860, in pursuance Of Ia
}. recommendation Of the State Central Con
: mittee as Aforesaid.
: Csc. w. MANYPESNY, Chrn.
A. NoGREooR, Secretary.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-10-19

pe.As grapes are very plenty this year
and it is not yet too late, the following di'
rectious for making Grape Jelly may be
found valuable to our lady readers: 'Put
the grapes into jar and place the jar in an
oven, or on the top of stove, to draw out
the juice; then squeeze them through cloth
and to every pint of juice add one pound OF
loaf sugar, and boil nearly an hour after
which, pour it into pots and let it stand till
next day then cover with paper and tic up
| tight
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-10-19

D-We have received communication from
colored gentleman on the subject of the pro-
jectod church for the use of the African race;
touching the "higher law" and the proper COM
duct fpeople generally; and instituting COM
parison between coffee houses aud churches.
The wind up, written by another hand, is so
muddy that, on a cursory examination, we
could not get the "hang' of it. When we get
leisure we will give the whole matter an exam
ination, and see what can be done for it.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-10-19

a.The London Zines has another edi-
torial on the new boundary difficulty with
the United States. 1t laments that the for
mer treaty should have left any pretext Tor
the question which had arisen, an 4 says that
it is case for the earliest possible settle
ment 1t points out the absurdity of going
to war for so trivial matter, but argues
that England must nevertheless assert her
rights. il they are so plain. The article cons
cludes with a description of the intimate
commercial and other relations existing be-
tween the two countries, and laments the
effects that war would have upon both.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-10-19
THE NEW WONDER.


THIS Hair Restorative is now acknowl-
edged to be the best invented for all disea OF
the Hair and the Scalp, and 1t has worked wonders
wherever used. Several OF our citizens have tried
1t, and speak in the highest terms Of its curative
properties. The following is one among the many
certificates just received by the Proprietor:--
DAYTON, Sept. eth, 1853.
Mn. p, JossE;-For several years past, from some
cause our hair has been gradually falling out, un Il
entire badness threatened us. We have tried va
rious remedies, but without any good result. We
we're induced to try your "RestorAtive" by hearing
1t highly spoken Of By those who had used 1t, and
who assured us that IL had the effect of ingiug
new and vigorous growth Of hair upon Their heads.
We have used it, and its good effects plainly vis
ible in the renewed growth of hair where we were
fast becoming bald. We cannot recommend the Re
storative too highly. You're, truly,
WIN. SWALEM,
s. l., BRoADwRLL,
OWEN TRENoR,
IL. SwALEM.
For sale at the Barber slop of Peter Josse, 4b
jefferson street, Dayton ootls-bm
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-10-19

" FrieRd Walker, whose clothing store,
Beekel building Sd St, has so long been pOpN
ular resort to those who desire good clothing at
fair rates, has just been largely replenishing
his stock Of fall aud winter goods. He has
now complete assortments Of the latest styles
aud the best qualities Of clothing, and will
warrant to suit every body who can be pleased.
He will also make up every Style Of clothing
desired, to order, onRhOrt notice. His stock Of
furnishing goods is large and he invites the
public TO call and examine his great variety.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-10-19

BJ'if those gentlemen who do not like the
position we took on the negro church question
will address their objections to US, instead OF
relating them on the streets to every one they
can dstain long enough to listen to them, we
may soccer arrive at proper understanding of
the case. We may be able to show them, among
other things, that they are acting very foolish
aud unreasonable.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-10-19

GTThe attention Of our readers is directed to
the advertisement Of Mr.. George Hochwalt, in
another column. He is first class workman
aud he keeps the best quality of stock, and has
it made up by the best class of shoemakers He
is now getting up extra work for the season,
and will warrant it. He is also determined to
sell good work at the very lowest possible cash
rates, Give his shop a call.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-10-19
cincinnati Agency.

The Cincinnati Type Foundry Company is
our duly authorized Agent TO make contracts
and receipt for Advertisements subscriptions,
&C., in that city.
To BusIEEss EN.--The Empire Job Rooms
arein complete trim, and we are now prepared
to do work Of all descriptions in the best style
ofthe art Gall in andexamine our work aud
learn our prices.
gTTo ADvERIIsERs.- Advertisements or
Notices for the Empire must be handed into
the Office by ten o'clock on the day they arc de-
sired to be published--nOt later. We cannot
agree toinsert them sfterthaihour.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-10-19
psee 4th page for Telegraph Reports.

u The Toledo mail will hereafter close at
7,3O o. IN D., and be sent via the Dayton d Michr
igan r. R. 1t has heretofore been transported
by the Mad River Road, and closed at 10, Is q.
m. 1t will hereafter arrive at 80 p. instead
Of $40.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-10-19

DJThe cold weather induces the people to
look out for wood and coal For the former
they apply at the Court House corner, and at
our coal yards for the latter. In this connec
ton we will direct the attention Of such per-
sons to the yard of MIR. Starr, near the Xania
Depot. He has first rate coal, besides, he is a
first rate man, aud will deal fairly with the
nnblic
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-10-19
City Council.
oIrY coUScrL oaAEBEs,

CIrY CouNcrI CaAMBEB,
TUESDAY EvKpiNo, Oct. l9, 1853.
Present--Messrs Decker, wige m, Phillips,
Bimm, Shank, Kiersied, Glliland, Boyle. Luts,
ButE Thomas and Bomberger.
Minutes Of the last meeting were read and
approved.
A petition asking Council to have the cul.
vert on Main street finished. aud also that
council pay for the stone used on the work ss
far as completed, was referred TO The members
from the 4ih Ward
The FIRE department committee reported that
It would require S97 TO put tin roof on the
Neptune engine house. The committee offered
the following resolution
Resolved, That the said committee be auth
orzed to have a new roof put on the Neptune
engine house, at cost of not more than s96 40,
to be paid with al per cent. bond, due July J,
1860 Adopted.
The ordinance to increase the police force Of
the city was read the second time.
The ordinance in regard to extending the
market space, was referred back TO the ordinance
committee.
The Dayton Hydraulic Company presented a
release of certain streets and alleys TO Council
Referred TO the Trustees Of the let Ward.
By Mr.. Phillips--That R. N. d W. F. Comfy
be notified TO gil up part of out~lot No. l2l. Oh
Water street, to aba nuisance. Adopted,
BY Mr.. LutE-That the street commissioner
fill up Baer street between Montgomery anr
Clinton streets. Adopted.
By Mr.. Kiersted--That the overpaid gas tas
on Dr. Geiger's property be referred 10 the City
Solicitor. Adopted.
The City Solicitor was authorized 20 carry
up James Elliotl's case in regard to over charg
es on gas tax
BY Mr.. Phillips--That the Trustees Of the
I'd Ward be authorized to pave the mouth o.
alley leading from Wilkinson to Liberty etc
Adopted And that the grade committee fs
the grade Of DeKslb street. Adopted.
By Mr.. Phillips, That the trustees of the Sec
ond Ward in connection with W. +. Estabrool
be authorized to pave the gutter at the ives
end of Bridge street at the levee. Lost.
By Mr.. Boyle, That the trustees of the fourtl
ward be authorized to clear the culvert on thu
sout end of Main St. Adopted,
By Mr.. Lutz. That the City Marshall notify
o Lewis and O. GlasOn to open the alley oil
Corwin and Richmond st. Adopted
By Mr.. Butz--That the Trustees Of the Fiji
ward have the Henry street crossing at BOune
street paved Adopted.
BY Mr.. Boyle, That the Ordinance Commit
tee prepare an ordinance making it unlawful Il
ohstruot any drain or culvert. Adopted.
By Mr. Kiersted, That J. A. Sprsgue be o
tilted to clean out his gutter along the leyee
south of Third street, within l6 days, Adop
ted
After passing sundry bills Council adjourn
| ed
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-10-19

GJWe learn that lady ofour city last week
caught bass in the Miami River which weigh
ed over pounds She beat the party, and
well deserves the title Of Captain" Which
one of her lady friends will win the title from
herr We are not asloDished that family par
ties go to the river during the nice weather, IS
fish are taken now than at any previous time
during the season.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-10-19

GFSome of the weather seers claim that yes
tsrday was "squaw Winter" a cold snap which
is said to generally precede the noted "Indian
Summer" We are willing to accept this as
satisfactory, and will be glad if the programme
is carried out,
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-10-19
pG-Those who desire 10 have new pump

DG~Those who desire to have new pumps
put into wells or cisterns this season, and all
who desire to have pipes Of all kinds, to any
kind of machinery put in order before the
winter sets in, should at once apply to Mr..
Ogden, Jefferson st, three doors above Sd st.
He can do any work in the line in the best
style, His charges are moderate, call in
and see him.