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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-01-05

Although the damage the stock In my establishment
considerable and falls heavily this of the
year. fortunately have secured Office 30 Fulton
street. where now prepsrci receive and execute the
of friends and trust they viii
with continuation Of thet. patronage
A. WkINGARTNER,
photographer,
80 fulton street
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-01-05
NExNSRAPERs.

WETKIY NEWSPAPER FOR sALE--A WEEKLY
" NeWspsper, es;aeI-led ten years IA ~ ne
doHrrbtnr sections Of pennsy,-arft sp.sd ~ a,
sow eraee This ia the onlg 20 an On
trpris1f of about eli b thcuand in'abans 40 o.
pdrtEnir .sh "a e d~ni me- vh cfr.d auv
aba desires coh Pointing establishment npon va
sonabie e.ns Scr patc -rs sppiy % :. p8FrsaGlLi
CO, Nassau street, New Terk.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-08-28
Railroad voting.

Two men--one Democrat and the other
Republican, took vote Of the passengers
on the down train from Union yesterday morn
ing, for President 1t stood thus Douglas
26; Lincoln lS; Breckenridge l.
We don't give much political significance to
votes on trains, because on an average the
nabobs who can afford to travel great deal
are, nine out OF ten of EN-, lincoln men; it's
the style of that class Of 'birds Of passage,
who while they profess to have sympathy for
the negro, aud take them to their bosoms'
hold poor white people at distance, and would
as soon take poison as to treat them as equals.
Besides, the train votes are generally taken in
the neighborhood Of a city, when retired
merchants" and wealthy business men, are
going to or returning from their homes; men
who lavish all their sympathy upon the negro
and who can smeH working white man fol
half mile This is one Of the peculiarities
of the exclusiveism which is taught by the
Lincoln ilk, and observed by them on all oc
casions, except just before an election, wher
they hope by assembling, to betray working
men into voting for them, and their isms
They are, unfortunately, only too successful
at times
The vote which we give above, however
was taken among the people, and may be ia
ken as a pretty fair indication of how thing
is workin' among the laboring classes.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-08-28


When JONI Mus, DAN DRyDEN, IUra
BRUES, SAN BoLrIS, or any other candidate
on the Republican ticket, comes to you, and
solicits your vote, ask them
Whether they intend voting for JAcou BRS-
KrRHorF, the abolition candidate for supreme
Judge9
Whether they endorse his decision in the
0berlin Rescue case7
Whether they endorse his decision giving
saddle-colored negroes the right to vote and to
hold Officer
Whether they intend voting for ABRAnAM
LINCOLN against SrsPHEs A. DoUeLAs7
Whether they endorse LNcoIS's "irrepress.
ible conflict" doctrine2
Whether they endorse the action Of the late
Republican State Convention, in denouncing
the Fugitive Slave Act, as "abhorent to the
moral sense Of the civilized worldly
Whether they intend voting for any Demo
cratic candidate, and, il so, whomq
le, every Democrat make il point no,
only TO ask these questions and demand an
swers, but also send US the answers for publ
cation, in order that the people Of Montgom
cry may understand precisely the views ans
opinions Of the men they are called upon Z,
vote for.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-08-28
They can be Reaten.

Every man on the Republican ticket can be
beaten in October All that it requires is a
united, thorough and complete organization
of the county, the bringing out Of every Dem
ocratie vote, and the voting of clear, I'M
scratched Democratic ticket We urge upon
the Democrats of every township and of every
Ward to attend to this Go to work immedi-
ately. Make up your minds to vote the Dem
ocratic ticket from top to bottom. Urge the
importance of doing so, upon all your neigh
bors. Let the party lines be strictly drawn.
neither ask nor give quarter. There is no rea-
son whatever, why any Democrat should vote
for any candidate on the Republican ticket
The Democratic nominees are all good and
true men," fully qualified to perform The du
ties of the offices for which they have been Sc
lected; and they will all work unitedly anc
energetically for the success ofthe whole tick
ct Stand by the flag boys, and victory vii
as surely perch upon our banner as that thu
day of election will come around. Close NJ
your ranks, cast aside all personal prejudice
which may have existed before the Conven
ton, and labor as one man for ''the Democrat
ic ticket, the whole ticket, and nothing but th'
ticket "
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-08-28
They Don,t Hear the sIOgan

A meeting was advertised for some time in
the Journal to take place at Ike HARMsoSs $,
on the Troy pike, on Saturday night last
Senator CUPPY and L. B BRuRN were adver-
tised as the speakers; and we should have sup
posed-hsd we given the matter any thought
that the names Of the gentlemen announc-
ed would have been sufficient to have brought
out crowd. 1t seems there were ten persons
present--all toldl And it is understood that
the genial host and his noted good fare at
tracted together those ten menl and the hear
ing Of speeches was a secondary matter; q
kind Of side show to the evenings entertain
ment The Republicans don't hear the so
ganl
The gentlemen did not speak. We are told
they treated the crowd to IKE's best, and ther
after begging of the two Democrats not TO in
form the EMrIRE of the 6zzle, broke for home
This is sample of hOp the Republican meet
ings are attended throughout the county; o
hoo the opposition are shaken up" anC
Aroused We need not institute compari
son between the Republican and Democratic
meetings, for the public see the difference
The opposition can only get up a meeting a
some big point, when they take the Wild
Awakes along to make an appearance.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-08-28
Throwing stones.

The editor ofthe Journal attempts to vim
dicate the statement made yesterday that
stones were thrown into the Democratic pro
cession on Saturday night, and says that Dem
ocrAts done it themselves, in order to charge
the Republicans with it Since our paper ap
peared yesterday evening we have seen five
different men, in addition to those referred
to yesterday, who were hurt by stones thrown
into the crowd.
The "Wide-Awakes" have paraded severa
times without being disturbed, and we wish il
distinctly understood by all men, that the op
position, were the first to commence stoninl
political procession.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-08-28
Voiersl Read and JEdge for Yourselves


"Iora not eythcp nan; nor vt Southern man "a
Ton WESTERN MAN, bvbirth, IN hobt, by eduoufion
af oho0h sa Unted Siate. 'riih United Staea
pgtnepes vs wifAin md siboArafe 70 ne Cbaeafi0n,
AN WHOLLY pRvofrp 70 wrsTNnS ."Spesch d
=. IaangAan IN ne House n Representatives., De.
rs. 1850.
IIeve this Governrneil CANNOT ENDURE pertna.
neny, hdf ave and hafJre DO not expect the house
the house 70 fnllt do expect twill cease % be divi
ded Il will become al one thing or ell the other.
Hfherth opponents ofdorerytrN dye NE fher pre1d
q y ond pdoe mhere he public u,td .haN resf ~ ~ y.
vocates will push torwy "a Hll It shall become alike
lawful in an the sates-od a. wen as new, North as
well ~ South "Abraham LHcon n Ms Fse,A ef rteg-
%Ie dincoln)is radical Republican, and Is FULLY
COMMITTED 70 the Doctnns n NJ 'irrPressls eos.
70 the highest mark of Reruhcnnisrn, and he is mar
Of win and nerve, and will not back down nom his Ovu
r-.-as"- The negro, Frcd, DougiaS PqPer, a1ih MY
1890.
gol platform sageoforNt g ne a. dAui aesl hgsat
,ii nag 0srn hsfs and IN the candidates adopted by r.
eminent and atAe Republicans, with phon have cor
bodied in that excellent creed Ms. n Sccarfs let
fer to ~ T. Reyubliona Cbsaptiffet.
"Ireioice that although am not nominated NJ pals
cIPtRs are and that they have 30 true and 20 fGfA
representative 10 the coming contest - Abraham Ian
coin, Of nlinosGov. C'osss Pcsch at he COi'rab't
IN dssreqaryiirs tbs lo,s CFurtive Slave Law) n
prisoners, (Ohern Rescueral RtaHf. Iheir q FO
eOaeed tlt tiros OF the HlANe cnttntfet
Marshals) Those piraies should have been dehvere'
over TO the coored men and consigned 10 e doom q ~
rates which should have been speedily sreafed.-t5td
dioos 10 Obgriin RescnArs.
~ do not object 10 your giving utterance 70 you
views Ioniy obett 10 your reprcseHtg ta as fAe sen'
yaents Of the Republican party l, one of TINT party
detest the Fugitive Slave Law. ,coaid dop oHv fiar
catcher rho shohti p0fe nv residence 70 reoapfrs no
fius. A-Gthiings 10 TON CbYyrfH.
1--WE would be- glad 20 see the old War Horse ~
turned 10 Congress Mr.. Giddings a man Of hne tai
ents, wise and experienced staiesman and a man {
iron nerve There Is not a better Republican, NOR
honest nan in me uHiOa haB od Joshua r. 0ihiings"
Dalfoa Gazette, july 90 is00.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-08-28
How He Squirnls.

The Democratic procession of Saturday
night has made the editor of the Journal as un-
easy as skinned eel with salt sprinkled upon
it He writhes, and twists and squirms, and
endeavors, in every possible way, to make his
readers believe that it was great affair after
all Well, just as you please, neighbor. The
Democracy are satisfied, and if you are not
we can't help it If the Saturday night dem
onstration has unsettled your nerves, we are
sorry for you, and shall endeavor to have you
duly notified before the next one, that you
may, if you choose, take trip to the country
and thus be out of the way of such unpleasant
demonstrations
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-08-28

Mr. p. A. LAFEE has inst returned nom the Fast
wi with largo assortment of goods In his line, and
among his Watches yoti viii hnd The celebrated make
Uf N. l.. Maftle'e Chr0nomctera, Henry Book jules
Rauaa, Jules lurgcnecn, james Stoddard, r. u John
son, John Richards and, also other celebrated makers
larqe assortment Of American Watches cased 70 his
order He v also the only agent for the celebrated ma
kcr Of the jules Huguenin Watches among which he
u induced % sell some ~ low sixteen dollars, and
guarantee them 70 keep good time on the railroad of
any where else " not they may te returned Also a
large assortment Of Diamonds and other Jewelry
HE pure silver ware IL manufactured 70 order and
stamped with hsown nane, which he guarantees equal
% coin. His plated ware Is manufactured by Rogers
Bro.
His gooda bought exclusively for cash from the
importers and manufacturers, which enables hun 10 sell
cheap not only any rcalcra, hut any obbers IN
the Union II has engaged the services Of Mr.. RUSSELL
who h Of hest watchnalgers w the United States
and " he repairs watch there Is coming back for the
deficiency of his workmanship. Any fine watch len IN
hs care, he eis willing 10 pay double the cost should Mr.
X fail 20 repair them ~ we any workman IN the
United States, You Will find him at the old stand next
10 the N, r. Church, THIRD street Orders thken ior
Hair work hui7daw2m
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-08-28
Alarmed.

The Republican managers and wire-work-
ers, as well as the candidates on the Republi-
can county ticket, are evidently alarmed at
their prospects for carrying Montgomery this
fall. The Democratic demonstration Satur-
day night, so large and enthusiastic, so grand
and so unexpected has caused quaking
among the candidates of the Opposition which
they find it impossible to disguise. Talk as
they may, ridicule it as they will, they feel
that it was but the avaunt courier of the glo-
rious triumph which awaits the Democratic
party in this county and district at the coming
election.
The action of the shrewdest of their candi'
dates, since Saturday night, clearly proves
this. They have dropped all exertions for the
ticket, as t'cket, and are laboring solely
each man for himself They no longer labor
for the success of Republicans, but for this
or that indiridudL candidate. Their game
now is, not to profess to secure party tri
umph, but the election of as many Of the
county officers as possible. To accomplish
this, they will stop at no effort "All thing
to all men" they are endeavoring to prove
themselves conservatives" mo party men,
peoples candidates" or whatever else MAJ
best suit the locality in which they find them
selves, or the men with whom they are con
versing.
Let the Democrats be on the look out fo
these gentlemen, and remember that each ant
every man on the Republican ticket was nom
mated by Republican Convention, contrib
utes money to the success of the Republican
party, and ioill pote for the Republican eandl
date from LSooLN dolon, notwithstanding
what they may say in private conversation
Remember that not one Of them ioiH vcse 70
a single Democratic candidate. This bein
SO, there is no reason why any man claimin
to be Democrat, or a conservative maj
should cast his vote, or in any way whateve
aid, either directly or indirectly, the success
of any candidate on the Republican ticket
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-08-28
Democratic Clubs in Montgomery Co

DAYTON DEMocRArI0 CLuB,--offcers President ]. A.
Jordan; Vice Presd 4nts A. " Hofer and W. II. Gil.
lesple Treasurer, VIM Dickey; Secretaries, John A.
Dckey Michael Carberry; Executive Committee, b.
NJ. Ayres DIR. j. A. Walters Judge j. H. Baggott Jona-
than Kenny A. V. Hofer and T. F. Thresher Meets
"Wednesday and Saicrday evenings, at Democratic
Reading Room, on Jefferson street
"GIASr DEMOCRATIC CLuR,r CHterrAe, Washington
Tb,1ilship-Officers: President, NJ j. Swadener Vice
President James Sansel Treasurer John Norris Sec
retary, John McGrew. Executive Committee; DIR W.
p james, NJ. j Swadner and Alexander Taylor. Club
meets every other Saturday night at "Tamniany Hail.
Centerville.
"UfIoS NATIONAL DENocRAvIo CLUR," Union, Ran
poph To,onship-Ofcersi Dr. s. Hawkins President;
Henry SMELL Vice President; DIR. II. swander, Treas
urer; Theo p. Eby, Secretary. No time-of meeting
mentioned in proceedings.
"AfONsTER DOUGLAS CLUB,h Van Buren Hotel, Van
Buren Toronship-Otcers: President, r. G., Long jr.;
Vice Presidential j. shroyeri Treasurer John Hammel;
Secretary, j. NJ. Lefeyer. Club meets once week.
"DEMocRArIo CLUB,' HuTfsOn 7bl0nship--O officers:
President, D. G. Fitch; Vice President Moses Marqusi
Secretary, W. H. Bellville; Treasurer Geo. Woganan.
Executive Committee, Jacob Rgler, George Curtis.
Lewis Nef, J. II. McClary, VIM. j. M Bateheder,
Club meets every Thursday evening, alternately in
Dayton View and Miami City.
aiYouNa HIcKoRY CLUB.' Dayon-Oficers; Presl-
dent l.. L. Gilleand; Vice Presidents John stephans,
VIM. Turner; Treasurer JOS Zwiser Secretaries, Glenn
ent l.. Baumann, J. +. Bemeyer. Meets every Thurs
day evening at such places as may be by the
"OaEaoN DEMOCRATIC CLUB" Dayton--Oficers: Pres
ident, John II. stoppelmani Vice Presidents, Norman
Love, Francis Hussongi Secretaries A. q. Marshall,
VIM. Leonhard; Treasurer, Danisi Thorn; Meets
at PooIs Hall, Of Wayne and Richard streets
every Saturday evening, at o'clock.
s'IRIsH DEMocRATIC CLUB" Ddyt0n-Otiicers Presi-
dent, John Grove; Vice Presidents, James Kelly and
NJ. Gill Treasurer, John shrlocki Secretaries p
0'Connell, James Carhary, Club meets every Friday
evening, at NVon's Hail. corner First and ST. Clair SITS
"DoUGLAs PoPULAR SOVEREIGNTY CLUR," Harrisburg
Randolph 7sgnship-oficers President, o. j. Jaekson
Vice President, j. r. MeCarteri Secretary, David f.
Bauer; Treasurer, Christopher Hen.
| DoUGLAs DEMooRATIo oLuB," FdrmerstQIe, Jackson
| hp-0ffieers: President John f. Grossi Vice
President, @. Musselman and g, w. Mover Treasurer
j. f. Thompson; Secretaries, Elihu Thompson and
David Furry Meets once week.
"DouaLAs ISyINoIBLE CLUB" Arlington, Clay ToDn-
shiD-Ofhcers; President, ). A. Williams; Vice Pres
dent, W. e. Hooven; Secretary, +. n. Warner; Treas
urer, o. W II. Riley; Executive Committee, DR., Q, Ber
lin, A. W Limbert and W. ~. Hooven. au22
| ''WOoDnuRN POPULAR SOVEREIGNTY CLUB" Wdshhig-
ton observation-disclosures President, W. Joys; Vice Pres
dent, VIM Craner Secretary, James G. Michel Treas
urer, Henry Albright au23
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-08-28
Democratic Nominations for
Congress I'm Ohio

The Democrats have made the following
nominations for Congress in Ohio:
Third District-C L. Vallandigham.
Fourth District--Wm. Allen.
Fifth District-James B. Steedman.
Sixth District-Chilton A. White.
Ninth District-Wm. P. Noble
Tenth District-Wm. A. Hutchins
Eleventh District-C D. Morton.
Twelfth Districts. s. Cox
Sixteenth District-Hugh J. Jewett
Seventeenth District--james r. Morris.
The nominations in the First and Second
Districts will be made on the 4th of Septem-
Der.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-08-28
Special Notices.

One of tho Novelties of The day h 10 hear
B>A children crying for medicine, The little fel-
low eat Dr. John Bull's Vegetable Wor,u Destroyerin
preference toany candy you my give. and as effect Is
far promptmd certain than that Of amy nauseous
drugs with which has been The practice to dose our
children Lqasriae Journci. au2sdlw
- An Invaluable Ezpcctorant.-Dr.
3D. Halls Basam has received moro wcghty in
dorscmcnts than any other Cough medicine before the
public comprising the names Of Physicians and Ccr-
gymcn, aitestng IT, superiority for the cure Of Con.
sumption in al ~ various stages, iya0
- An Ornament in Every Family
D>-ss The new and beautiful art Of Transferring
Coored or Plain Engmyngs Lthogmphs, Amhroiypes
ETC., on to Glass, Marble Wood, sent free to any
address, on receipt of q cents or stamps, TO
yildawml GEO. W, PLACE, 77b broadway, N. Y.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-08-28

The editor Of the Journal this morning
publishes the following
Gen Yallandigham is carrying his Johr
Brown Pike about through the country, an,
exhibiting il q. the meetings he addresses"
The above, like the Journals statement IL
regard to the Stringtown meeting and th'
Democratic demonstration in this city on Sat
urday evening, is simply false, and what 4
more the editor Of the Journal knew il wher
he wrote IL
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-08-28

pay' We find the following bit Of church
intelligence IN The New York Daily World
II has a local interest hereabouts;--
The Revs WIN, Lnsk and Hiram Gregg, Of
have united with Dayton presbyiery, the for.
mer under call from The Second Presbyterian
church Of Puua, and the latter, employed as
exploring missionary by Dayton Presby,ery
hispost Office address being Dayton.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-08-28
Organization of the Executive
mmlittee.

The members of the Democatic Executive
Committee of MontgomerysCounty met at The
EMPIRE Office, on Monday evening, and organ
lied by the election of the following officers.
President--Jonathan Kenney.
Treasurer-Wm. H. Gillespie.
Secretary. F. Bollmeyer.
After the transaction Of some unimportant
business the meeting adjourned to meet at
the same place, on Friday evening 3lst inst
]. +. BoLLMEYER Sec y.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-08-28
answers wanted.

In another column we publish number oI
questions for our Democratic friends through
out the county to ask JoHS MILLS, DAN. Day
DEN, and other Republican nominees, when
ever they solicit Democratic votes We urge
upon our friends TO attend to this, and be sure
and send as the anssOers .tor ventilation IN
the EoPIRE
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-08-28
RraI ESTATE Aaencp.

VNTfT1 buy and sell on commission, Real Estate Of
w All kinds Bonds, Land Warrants, Notes, Mort
cages, Sc, make collections and negotiate loans. VIII
locate Land Warrants insure properly ~ reasonable
raloa in good responsible Companies, and do general
agency and commission business Dc sNo charge unless
sale IN made
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-08-28
State Fair Empire.

The proprietors Of tho DAILy EarRE intend issuing
A MORNING EDITION
during the week that the Ohio State Fairis being held
in this city. As we will have -Four Reporters on the
ground cao day, hcsidcs regular City Edisor the
Morning Edition Of the ENriHE will contain everything
Of interest which transprcs, as wer as the awards as
made by the various Committees An edition Of
FIVE THOUSAND
win he issued each day and sold by carriers exclusive
ly, No subscriptions taken.
We appeal TO the citizens Of Dayton in favor Of this
enterprise. our Morning Edition will he the
BEST ADVERTISING MEDIUM
that will he offered them, and we trust that Our
chants and business will take advantage Of the OPP
pornnity to advertise their goods and wares to the
thousands who visit city at that time. Our terms
shall be sufficiently reasonable to meet the purse OF
every one.
no The Morning Edition will nno way interfere with
the regular Afternoon Edition Of the ENPRE, will
advertisements be transferred from one to the other
unless paid for extra.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-08-28
The sixteenth Congressional
District.

The Democratic District Convention which
assembled at McConnelville on the 23d in
stant nominated HUoH ]. JEwETT, Of Zanes-
vile, as the Democratic candidate for Con-
gress Mr. JEwETT is one of the ablest and
best Democrats in the State, personally very
popular in the District, and his nomination is,
doubtless, the strongest which could have been
made. We sincerely hope to hear ofhis cleo
ton
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-08-28

Tnese pfCeN HTe FNeHp rs ITlN UOCWVIIIs VHTI Tt
purchased in Washington Among the documents al
ready selected, are;
Springs.
H. The Platforms adopted by the four parties
Democratic Secession Republican and Union,
III. Lincoln-His supporters and Platform com
posed entirely of extracts from the speeches and wr
tings Of men prominent m advocating his election
Orders from distance are solicited, and will bC
promptly attended to.
The various township clubs in Montgomery county
are also solicited to send in orders
The money in all cases must accompany The order.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-08-28

"The upsho, Of il oil was that the Wide
Awakes laughed at the whole affair Jour
nat
VIII you be kind enough to state "on which
side Of the mouth p
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-08-28
MeetIng an the sixth ward.

Hon G. l. VALLASDIeHAM and A.. " HoTER
Esq, viii address the citizens Of the Sixth
Ward, at wsiFLEBAcH's, corner Of Fifth street
and Elbow Lane, on Wednesday EpeniHg, Au
gust 29th, at n o'clock. Speaking in Ger
man and English
Tnrn ont workinpmeni
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-08-28
"An ArIthmetIcaI ProbIem., :,

We published yesterday an arithmetica
problem for the benefit of the Journal, but no
answer We win relate it Ifit requires on.
ly .fre cars to take fce hundred Republicans
from Dayton to Hamilton why should il re-
Quire thirteen cars to bring up one hundred
and siry Democrats from Hamilton to Day
ton
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-08-28

best quality second bottom on the River Road
miles below the city Small frame house, good frame
barn. orchard &c. win be sold low on very easy pay
mems. CHAS. f. CLARKE.
Cleng's BuIlinQ I'd strepf .
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-08-28

We are informed that the editorial force Of
the Journal has been increased by the addi-
ton Of man to do the sharp work, get up
funny things, &c.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-08-28
oregon ReguIatorsI

You are hereby notified that there will be a
special meeting, at your hall, on Wednesdag
Ebening, August 20, at Z o'clock, for the
transaction of important business By order
of the CAPTAIE,
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-08-28

The Dayton Empire Campaign Songster
containing some of the most popular songs Of
the campaign, many (which have never been
before published
Single copies one dime per dozen, SHE