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Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-09-17

Berthe Wide Awake demonstration at
Middletown was splendid success, and its
memory will long be fresh in the minds of its
spectators.
No doubt its memory will be fresh in the
minds of those who footed It from Post Town
to this city. They will ever think that candi-
dates, like republics, are often ungrateful.
BsS~It must have been a pretty heavy job
which one ofthe Republican speakers perform
ed on MISUNDERSTANDING buggy down the
country to get Wide Awake younger brother
who was put off the train at Postown Saturday
morning, and then off to Publican meet
ing, and made speech
Mr. Craighead commenced speaking, and
the Wide Awakes left for home, arriving here
about one oclock-JOurRaL
Did Mr.. CRAyGHEAD commence speaking on
Saturday morning?
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-09-17

To set the captive free
He was tri'd without the laws,
Bravely died in freedoms cause,
And merits freemen's Just applause,
To set the captive free
Low'ring clouds olscured the sun,
When the cowardly deed was done,
Freedom lost her nohlest son
To set the captive free.
He brayely fought on Kansas plain;
The border Elian proudly siam.
Freedom flow din eV'ry VEN;
To set the captive nee,
Brave old man, his race is run,
With him fell his noble son.
In the conflict now begun,
To set the captive free.
A noble work thus began,
Will not die out with the man,
For God ndOrsed the plan,
To set the captive free.
On the Sd of December, 1859, the Spring
field NeiOs and Journal, referring to the exc
cution of JOIN Brown, said
''Poor misguided, but earnest, sincere aud
heroic John BroicR is dead and in heautR,
safe from Virginia governors and the tender
mercies of intriguing politicians. For him
there is no more sorrow-no more slavery, no
more Border Ruifianism, no more Virginia
chivalry The death he died wiped out his
indiscretion and judged simply by the human
ity and righteousness Of his motive, he stands
undoubtedly, as one of the redeemed around
the great iohite throne r
C. p WoLcoTT, the present Republican At
torney General of Ohio, on the I'd December
1859, the day of John Browns execution, be-
ing in attendance at the Court of Common
Pleas, in the town of Akron, O., he moved
that the Court adjourn as mark of respect
and admiration for John Brown, and accom-
panied the motion, with some highly eulogis
tic remarks of that old murderer.
JACOB HEAToS, of Salem, Columbana, Co
Ohio, is now prominent and aspiring Repub
can, and recognized as one of the leaders Of
the party in that section of the State
After the execution of Edwin Coppic, al
Harper's Ferry, on the 10th December 1859
his friends secured his body, and took it to the
town of Salem (Coppics former honey where
they quietly inferred it About ten days
thereafter, at the special instance of this IA
COZ HEAToN, the body was taken up, and re-
inferred with great pomp and ceremony, HEA'
TON himself delivering an Grafton over the
body, eulogising the deceased as "blessed
martyr" who had offered his life in glori-
ous cause.
In an article, on the 9th of Oct 1859, de
Tending the then recent John Brown raid the
Ohio State Journal the central Republican
organ of the State, speaking of the South,
said:
at would be well for them if this touch of
Brown that has collapsed all their bluster,
shown their utter weakness, SHOULD, bring them
TO their senses, and teach them their depen-
dence on law and constitutional, obligations.
Their whole history has been one Of open dis
regard of both, and of injury and insult, to
their sister States Let Brown
have the HONORABLE DEATH OF THE GBBET in
preference to monument in a country that
builds monuments for the Brookses A whole
Democratic Senate justified the assassination
of a Northern Senator, for words strictly with
in the proprieties of debate. We have but lit,
tie zeal to demand vengence on Brown while
these MONSTERS live aud control the Govern
ment
|
The FUGITVE SLAVE Law ITSELF Is MOTH
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-09-17
THE DAY.

The I'd day Of December, 1859, opened
dark and stormy. The Heavens were hid by
sable veil of thick clouds, the rain turn
ed to sleet, and that again changed to snow,
&c
Across Superior street, from the Bennett
House 10 Rouses Block, was stretched ban
ner deeply bordered with black, with the words
Of John Brown:
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-09-17
Also

1 II arces mile west OF Sidney, a fine road. 10
acres under cultivation Comfortable fame dwelling
house Of 6 rooms. Well cstern, orchard, &c. Land oil
good quality.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-09-17

The FUorrrvE SLAVE Law ITSELF IS MOTH
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-09-17

(Dec "a, lo0J,) spoke as follows:
"Hung be the Heavens with black. This
day is dark not a suns ray has pierced the
cloud that rests like pail upon the physical
world fit emblem of the sadness that weighs
down the hearts of all who feel for other 5
woes. This is a fit day for the execution of a
man who, driven to madness BY the butchery
of his family at the hands Of those who would
carry slavery into Free Territory, sought to
give liberty TO the enslayed
The gloom upon all hearts is too deep for
words Slavery drives John Brown to madness,
and then hangs him for that insanity What
a spectacle in a Christian community What
solemn day for this Christian nation"
As we write this ~ o'clock we suppose
John Brown dies The sentinel nearest the
gallows can cry Past IL clock, end all is
well e SO far as John Brown is concerned,
but Does SldUery breathe edsierf
By dispatch received from Akron, it will
be seen that the Court there adjourned this
morning, out Of respect and through sympa-
thy for Brown The dispatch says
AKRON, Dec. 2.
Court has adjourned as a mark of respect
and sympathy for John Brown Eloquent re-
marks were made byGen. Bierce, by Attorney
General Wolcott, and by Judge Carpenter.
A meeting was held in the city of Cleveland,
on the evening of the % December, 1859,
from an account of which published in the
Cleveland Leader at the time we extract the
following;
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-09-17

AIR5Ut 7
3 acres on the Shakertown Pike, four miles from tn
city. Handsome two-story frame house0 rooms
Fine barns, good hearing orchard silOke-house, spnn
house, &C., &c. An excellent quality Of land. Term
easy.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-09-17

INARM FOR SALE.-IBO acres "a miles from New
II Castne, Dark County and y miles from Browns
Station on the u. W. r. r., 13Oncres under fine cult-
yation Good frame dwelling; frame barn. Also, q
hewed log dwelling. Good orchard, springs and a
creek Of running water through the place Part bottom
and and the balance best quality ofsecond bottom.
This is frst-mte Farm and will be sold 20 per cent
less than inferior land has actually sold for in the vi
oinity,
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-09-17

Melodeon Hall was draped in mourning for
the meeting held there in the evening The
stage was hung with heavy folds Of Grape
caught up with white rosettes. Festoons Of
Grape hung from the walls the pillars were
wound with the insignia Of mourning. Over
the centre Of the stage hung fine Photograph
ofthe Hero of Harpers Ferry, in gilt frame,
encircled with a wreath Above this was the
p,otfn
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SpeciaI Notices.

Minmis.-The members of the Miami Fire
81 Company will take notice that an adjourned
meeting will be held this evening" Sept nth, at 81
o'clock for exercise and transaction of business. By
order. sepl7d1 j. L. BOYER, Sec'y.
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1860-10-13

.s Csrnsr 70 A. OID MAns--A nsan
~,'snoo q mAAy 6sot1t - rgmoc
nMnAn, was arsssecd d Hatuftlay ri
- esusily absaing - fssAsrin-lav,
-. a Cd uaa aboat 81 yeesv 3
D. wusse hseps 9 - ssess - piaaa
= tssO - eeeneSua- q 49, In Il.
- euiss isoGsndlvs maa.
- shas O Tuesday lase, vhils Mr.,
- q vesk u his sheN, II. Paskse. -
...- I11vess canle u and ~ two ce0Sene.
~, r.,isice in ls5endly manner, Will
susvsssing. bic daughter, vile Of ne
~. aesosncsd has dinaer vas seoav.-
-, 20 ths hesss md - BON -as IL a..
- ADJ afBrr F0rsan came in. he Ia.
..nced talking politicA and di1Ierinr
p, - ~sn, 500 grew angry and ceiling
NJ IA fool, told him % leave tl,e hous1
Z. 4, he Old man nade 20 reeponse. and
tscsshE stiii nocs snsaeed, ssiscd 4
~ vArIing Il around his hsad attempted
\. n. wilson On The heed. II lstter
v, surSed IL the bios, and In the Get r..
- al u ths focehead cd Aia1pea>ed
fhafaefs.
- ,eaens With this outrage, Fur,nan spraur
a Jsrocicaslv and pushed him upon 3
lhe ~ naA fsll - he 1oor ana In
q ssss kettle Of scalding water directly
= se.d and neck. Fuman held him il
- Iruil viah his kDsp1 upon his kasaS1
- = We, sndl BIZ vide insersered and
sssd them.
!. NJ, hat va known Of the old man he
iscnd upon the street, terribly injured . - |
n search Of physician. DR.. Wagner met
took him 70 his olace and dressed the
"A Besides he dislocased finger and the
= i his hssd, he vss ssal1sd tsrsiblS upon
"a seck. back and sides BY the hos water
sls bssed BY the stove on the shoulder
~ h cid man was in court this morn.
wst nd barely abae 70 give HE ted. |
bssbe acne time before b. will re- |
nss sent hslars ths Grand Jury Of The
IN Court, nov In session, where Il q
X i sl set his just deserts for such bru. |
gsaF-lChicago Democrat
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Yet De NvinG roots remain a4s =
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FnNis# Yet again, So
Gcd-like mse, 80
s6preng froM that heroic sem. NIT 4.
Call the land 70 riaa with th.m
1eey Who haunt Tho evarmins sssset
1hey WHO ChAoo he mouneain 49,.
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~ ksuDe The vine Or pull the or. NRI
@.8 With Q s1rokb n n. as1y-s5
s@laves bet yeseesevs were they-
s1teeaDsn with ~ daWning dsy.
Locking In bic children's eyes. VIZ
MhiDe bic own With eiadnsea 1aah. VI
"Ne'er shall thess." shs father crieo,
"Vrings, lie hounds, beneath ~ lsah. 4
T.. These shall ns'er
Brook 70 wear
Chains that, thick with sorylid ruN.
weigh the spirit % the dust
Neoarchs, 20 whose armies stand
Harnessed for The hattie 0eldi
Pa1se, and from the lifted hand
!. Drop the bolts Of var 70 WELD. |
Stand aloof
s9- While tho proof
Of the peoples might 10 given;
Leave their kings 70 them and hsavsa-
Stand aloaf, and zee The Oppressed N
Chase the opprcsoor, pale With fear,
A she fresh winds Of he vest hsas 'as
Blow tie misty valleys clear. es
III "a Stand and go a.
~ Italy
Cost the gives she wears NO more .,
To the quits that steep her shore.
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- BrRAsGE DRxAA.--The following 10 in IN
appendix to Dr. Binn's " Anatomy OF Sleep
is ~ communicated to tho author BY Hon. NJ.
Taboo, father Of the present Countess Of shreus
bury, and 10 given in his own words, and over
his evn signature: N ' "a z .., si- 4
= Ia ehs year l78S, my father, Matthew Talbot.
Of Castle Talbot, county of Wexford, wac mach
surprised at the recurrence Of dream three
several time during The same night, which caused
MIN - repsat tho whole circumstances to his lady
sne next morning. He dreamed that he had
arisen - usual, and descended to his library, the
na0rntng being hasy. He then seated himself e
bis secretaire 10 write, when, happening 70 look
up tong avenue Of trees, opposite the window.
ne perccived . man in blue jacket, mounted on
white horse. coming toward the house. Nv
father arose and opened the window; the man
advancing presented him with roll Of napern
and told him they were the invoices Of . vessel
that had been wrecked, and had driftad in
during the night on his son-inlaw's lord Mount
XOrris) estate, hard by, and signed g Bell and
Stephenson" Ny fathers attention was called
to the dream only from ito frequent recurrence i;
but when he found himself seated at his desk on
the misty morning. and beheld the identical per.
son whom be had seen in his dream, in the blue
coat, riding % gray horse, he felt Surprised,
and, Opening the window he awaited the mems
approach. He Immediately rode up, and draw-
ing from his pocket . packet of papers, gave
them to my father, stating that they were in
voices belonging 70 an American vessel which
had beenswrecked and drifted upon his lordship's
estste; that there was no person on board 70
lay claim 70 the wreck, but that the invoices
were signed Stephenson and Bell" assure
you, my dear cir, that shs above actually occur
red, and is most faithfully given; bus it 10 not
more extraordinary than other examples Of the
prophetic powers Of the mind or soul during
sleep, which have frequently heard related.
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Hen Tom Ewing, in his recent spDech at
rssi< O., speaks ~ follows of the two
us candidates for the Presidency:
Ns.ess IN this State 10 between Lincoln
|Dsshas, and between them I cannot hest
IN moment, and, indeed, have no vote
IN ssav when such 10 the contest. Az o
ns Douglas has shown himself incOnsid-
"a reckless. The extreme agitation Of
rsa! for the past six years Is due to Ais
u4Ya<sce 70 .osoristy. He is politically
Eshk for Al the terrible atrocities conse-
Ips sne repeal Of the Missouri Compro.
fhxy uere embodied in the repeal, and
4 . neaassmaa could not have failed "a
Dem there. He set complicated ma
sssh be undersaood not, in wild and de-
~sesion. and his sole meri IL, that hs
- but knew not how 70 check or di
nsscment Experience Of the past does
sr-nt as tn believing that the republic
ks.ie under his guidance. II would be
ssia Paston guiding she chariot Of the
hw Euk doubt Of the election Of Nr. Lin.
kh n old Wing. He has had his 20.
Thinning in highly conservative party, Of
Sssa calm, confederate, and reasoning
tsf And though he has passed through !
esuAr- IN which the aggression Of slavery
tas nt'ees If attack and defense, ] doubt
Nat " sing which that conflict excited
- sv.r, and that from The 6rst 70 the
~ ~ Inaugural address and in his 6nal
.-& sih show himself the President Of
ai'aa, not Of section, or party. Fortu
k viii not BE- thrown upon An extreme
~ support The conservative Interest
Alsd and that slse viii elect htm.
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E4sa AccrDExr.-On tho evening Of the
d., "a boy ne@ed l. Miller, Q son Of
yaa. Esq, Of Rock Township, in this
I, vas a work hauling corn, his horses be-
taas,essa, ard commenced running. he
! ,ie wagon at the time. and alipp1ng BE
N over Tie Wheel - it came in contact with
- he semaiasd 10 that posltion with his
xsssen he Wheel and The Tree, Nth ths
pulling disscNy spoa il il their mad
unsa SAey casased shsmselves from the
81. Dr.. Brace, It Aillshosa Vas called upon
urs, and sfisrssrds DE- saith, Of Big Eprings,
9. 100 esa,alsssion, .the physicians deci.
thss thscass wss hopeless one, and that
unlioo souId avail nothing. The Leg was %
~ DAngsed end lAeerated that the boy
. she nornisg Of Tie e0ssing Rsaay.-
sne mo Herald.
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1860-10-13

OuCA8U, Oct. II.
Flour-rather more active ard frm. liz
Wheat closed firm. Sales Of ll2 600 busb. at
81 cts. for north western club; SS& 70 0oc. for
No. !. and 85} to SEC. for No in store. Hill
Corn declined to lie. sales Of $4,000 bush,
at So 70 AOc. in store, market closing heavy.
Oats, shade 6Tmsr, sales Of 1900 bush. No.
] u Isle. in store gs54a5a
Receipts, $500 bbls. Aonr; III, OOO bu wheat;
1000 bush. corn. Shipments, $50 bl,la. 0our,
~, 900 bushels wheat; lO,,,OOO bushels corn.
| Freights steady q 1s} 70 l4c On wheat 10
Buffalo f .88sa a 5s#S
Sight Exchonse on New York, per cent
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LSOk CfAlll.n AM tavA.pA.s,.

ksOR CAllI.n AMI kAUA.cA.o.aF N
rnis = truly 0Ssas Remedy. Hah . osns haeGIs Il
eoan's Instant Relief given y pint q warn was, 81
aom falls - e1se hsss n Cslie b ~ unues6 q.
treule caosa rspsns ~ 1ose y ~ ninassG AM @ sH
For Bruises, Ssrains spraina and many njsviss
Hores Cattle. and osAer aninaas slaans Instant k.sf
81 y witnss1 The rapd sctsd - -
deFfai medicine. v##a& 8# &AS&&fs %6 t Hst*Mt
eN- 90 oirenlass " AGsaAA A efe~ ri s@jfs4
SLUANS OINTMENT ersf
Hcr nldasss, ss1ssy certainty. shsepaehesn sloans
Oinflnert b ra1y N1percsdng IN other Oninents and
Linents mr. he cure cfthe following ecpiants Hrcsh
wounds Calls " III kinAs. Csschsa Heels RinS BONE
Poles sil. Nidgails Calss. srsvln~. a~esney, EasAA
Fousdered fsI send cracks scrsiches o. 0rssa Aaags
end Morse Dsasmpsr.
as DISEASE u HORSES AND CATTLE
Regur. rcstofsffo 81 nsvnsite persRraon slospf "
Ansidete, COodssscO ewAv, y essaA 0aosa PUF4ner
u never faals - csen s t1 e1sanae ~ uneer crvap
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temper Asy uil alay ~ 1sss - pss1ssr heaishy
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pr p COW, we are scmsslnss tsqu ~ mr. - -
walter > Secan, III ~v6na1 dhecssssv - - ssoly
vAuAho mscnr, psk ~ ~ ecAs Gepeevso ~ NJ m1r
utActure. hut order. shsul1 - A1i v hs OycAr
Hioap, Is South Water street. hcago, H., shn IN
preapsy sarriy Tho dsaaaa - sAsss pspalas 80 ss
great m<AecAn<a Hsa nh s*aa VII a8s& .#
They srs soid " ~ dealer y Ms1ieas 80 sAals-
sAle and retail mAnnf4stussFA psltvA 11sl~uee ~
.. Gay and rssslls1 ~ - ~ ososr csseSiseA
angts-hply
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DISEASE u fiORSEs AND CATTLE
BUSINESS NOTICE
AM. sTARKRR y az.

No. ~ Je9sssp0 Sired. Bussin9snn Ieaaf s=ft
Whe hare loAG term - ysArs Lssn coar eAs,rn,,
~ retail nroc~y Eus nwc w0uld announce u H. Earr
rs sho nkne th's riaee Their marie t-t In nave
n~Nm~ssUn sish ss.sa. zoe sxaag rsose nas,sd IN
ssai froaUe<, Cd.Mhsssa apa E~Sardlns Dut.sas -
shay invias ~ = oss - : ca T faee.I - =
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OLD sAcHEM BTrTERs AND

fhsse 1ecIe0s and ~ tme1 nnten ass rse11AsnAee
~ the ssnaf eovoscsAns cUuKS1g. ascsnt y
&ek Rsrtlv ord 0yWs4 sssdtni.al stssne&
They plsasANe = 20 tstssee, and pencunced
~ 1sAf Esase ,ssd fis nant afe~d n ~ Pfo
yelv eusaAlvs Powers IN cAseAof0s a~l Hitd1v lnsA
~ Appseil< Lanxfipalioe, CxNls 0~l b&e. 81, -
opasasteA and - thnt We feel Gasranted ~
csalnx Whist " d. beg Leave v tat that asssf.
tSsas - 1n1ssss3 ~ rsss @AAsuAn. - Noe 0noeges
Rrsf NaDes qs NAssteAsa1as ~ hsndsv1a - sshsss
Hnskpea DApp& ~ Weass stFess, kew Yes2 tos -
u Qkce1Ss Wi2s meseA ma md DrusgiAs generally
epie-1ay - ~ NJ
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~ AN FOakDsS LIVER
~ IMvle oHAfOR s127I 81 s6-'- =, II
- -
n~np n|.lIinusr

u o04P0uND1S oafruaS etpu 0uars 81 - 5000
an es>abllai1ed sAc ! 0sandard Medcine sno.c 80 -
proved by Ill shaa have - 49, 4, -.nn - - ~.
sesorteoa - With ounn- - dsncr - ii ~ ~.
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