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Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-07-09
of Schedule, Two Trains hay.
OFFICE sourHslDE RAILROAD q

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OFFICE souriIStDE RAILROAD CO.,
LYNcmBrR a, March LIST leG0. (
yHIIE undersigned authorized Sign Bi Of Iadng To- re-
crve aud deliver Manufactured Tobacco In Bailu
Philadelphia AMI Now York al the following rates:
To To To
Route. liali'orc. Phiada ~ Tor
Ry Snuttslc and Norf,k aud
Petersburg Railroad, to Nor
folk, and Steamship ihence,
"A
IN >oithsde Railroad 10 city
Point, aud thence by steam
ship, pr. !. Boxes. 40 20 40
To City Point, aud thence by
first cass sailing vessels, 10
New ! ork ................. 43b
by Soullsdc Railroad, To Pc
tcr-burg, and thcnce by frat
class sailing Fesseis. 80
Other sized boxes In proportion
NH a.s w.B. GREGG, Agent.
Orange and Alexandria Rail Road.
lN @X "
an mud AFTER Wednesday, April ilh, $780, TWO DALI
y TRAINS will leave 1hNcmBuRG Tor RouMoSD ALExAri
pRiA, and the Mourn.
Fare to Alexandria,. IS u
Washington ............... b
" Richmond, Observation-Disclosures. . d
PASSENGERS leave the Depot Of the Va Tenn. Ealroa.
nj hl5 and nj I2oP NJ arriving at Alexandria ococl
! y. ", aud l20 Az
sT- One Train daily Ia Richmond.
iV baggage Agents will meet the Trnin from the West
lie arri,a al Lyncl buIs j. X NlCkLiN,
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-07-09
DOL Cardinp

I'm mn sEGARS oN CONSIGNMENT OF all grades
may IRBY A S.uNDERS
fl'ENNESSEE ~ BROWN SHEErING.-Ano,her lot Jus,
received On cousgnmen.-he besl goods uarke
or The price-sncourage the souih
may ii IRBY h. SArSDrRs
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-07-09

Cash for Washed Wool.
WILL pay the highest market price pounds nice
Il Washed Wool, delivered al 1873 Main street
el2b A b. RUCKER
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-07-09

DERUVIAN GuANO-Or Baltimore INSPECTION, VIII
l. guarantees its standard purify.
apzi CAMP, STAPLES Co, Bridge street
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-07-09

Cash for Dry Hides.
WILL pay the hes price for Dry Hides deliver.
Il ed at my Store, Ma. 1888 Main Street.
le IT'S A. Is. RtCKER
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-07-09

kMtlI yAKni fHtII JAR&-I have just received a sup
ply OF Fruit Jars of the following knds:-Artbr's Earth
ehware and Glass Jars Bennets Earenware Jars stem,
"a" Hass Jar All Of these Jars in use
seasons aud are given up 10 be the best For sale by
tara, ANDREW BOYD,
Je'-N l08 Main Street, Lync,burv Va
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-07-09
y GEORGE w. KYLE. ARTIST
~ . M. laZ Main Nfrlef.

Having experiencs Of years IN the business AateS
myself 70 b abe give perfect saisctiou In 9th
erwtse charge win be made shall always keep hand
gcoessi ASSORTMENT Of Cases Plain and fasry have also
on hand large JEEELRy, Lockcts Breast
lermned sei Al rsueed All In want Of thing In
line VIII npd their interest call before purchasing
e,ee~ here.
Ladies and Gentlemen respectfully Invited 10 call and
anime speccn whether they wsh osre not, where they
dad pleasant place 10 pass away leisure hour.
Dcceessd persons and insalds attended Of their resi-
dences when desrcd. q. W. KYLE,
ian a7dly ARTIST.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-07-09
Camel (eal OF

WE ARE nos selling nne Goal on Al N 5pcr gallon.
w NH 10 STABILIZE Il JONES.
VXyE CALL ATTENTION TO AN INVOICE OF WATCH
w made by "A TIA, PHILLTf'E d CO.. Geasre
These the moe celebrated Watches In tho market
thing equal been offered the public
They Of high but both appearance
and for accurate ,iekesns Some 81 ihen wind and
without key.
We shall pleased TO show them friends and the pub
Tic generally. SILYEkTHoRN CL1FT,
- 12-u 10 Main street
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-08-16
VOtersi Read and Judge for YOurselvesi

"Tas noi NoyfAssn wan. nor VET g,fhern man, buf
asd sl,ls,oh MI raiiei etss ,sas ,rs Tei S,ots.
yriacpic VT rfhin and sabonsofc 10 me- CbnstHion,
AZ WHOLLY pfyorfp 70 WsstfnS Istshfsrs '-.speech q
l6 1889.
IA house divided against nsefcannot stand Ilo.
love this 0oyernment CANNOT ENDURE pema-
nently Aqfdue and haffrce donot expect the house
the house 70 but DO export twill cease 10 be dyi
qsg Ss ~ S ~ s oe ,e 'ns spt ~ s1 M e 9SnS i
Of " md p1ee ehsre ne pubic mind sau re N ~ BE-
yocates win push It forward til It sha become alike
lawful IN all the Siatcs-old ~ well new, North ~
we'll a. South "Abrohotn Lfaoola IN ~ spcsh ot Sprg
"IIe CLincoln) IL radical Republican and IL FULLY
CoMM1TTEDto 10 TIE Doefdnsof me "irrepressible
acn IN his debates with Dongas he cornes fully up
70 the highest mark of Repnlloanis and he IA man
Of will and nerve and will not hack down nom bis own
assertions, Hs is rot compromise candidate by any
1900
go platform sdfdcf0V 10 as u h1d beea foaei
cih mo- hands, and In the candidates adopted by H.
eminent and able Republicans, with whom have cor
bodied M that excellent creed "Hm ~ Setcasds let
tg 70 ". y Reppbsean OlB,minee
II rejoice that, although am not nominated rnN
cirlEs arel and that they have 20 true and 80 fad
representative In the coming contest Abraham Ian
ein, Of illnois-o Chasss speech a, ne Cbtn1bas
"a disrcqardIn 0is tae tFnaaye slave Law,l NE
prisoaes toberlin Rescuers DIo RIoHr. 7hsir error
ooHsief IN pGrtg s ucs Of the slave cachers, a. 8
Marshals.) Those pirates should have been delivered
over to the colored men and eon@gnsd 70 e doom e p
dings 10 Obsriin Rescuers
81 do not object TO your giving utterance TO your
views. only 0biecf 10 represeafa1 ths ne sea
Hsats Of the RepublicOn party l. Of that party
deest the Fugitive Slave Law. iroali dqV any dors
eafehr lcho soif poH,e nv retieace 70 rctapian g
tiuc w. Ghlfiags 70 Tom Cbriria
1--WE would he glad 10 see the 'old War Horse re-
turned 70 Congress Mr. Gidlings IL man Of fine tai
ents, wise and experienced Statesman and man Of
iron nerve There's not batter Republican. more
honest nt1a in hc tnion Man Old Joshua n. Gitfbgs."
Dayton Gazette, July 20, 1890.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-08-16
VAIL. At MIDDLETOwy.


MiDnLTrOwN Butler Co, O. Aug H.
Eds Empire The Democracy Of this
township had glorions meeting last night at
this place Il WAS undoubtedly the largest
night meeting ever held here,
Our candidate for Congress Hon G L.
Valllandigham, made one Of the ablest and
most eloquent speeches ever heard. In the
course Of his remarks, he administered a
scathing and Just rebuke 70 the Dayton Ca
gcttcs Correspondent in this place, (who signs
himself photographer,) and who recently
charged that the reason Yallandigham re-
ceiyed such large majorities in the adjoining
township Of Mad River was because the Dem
ocrats in that township we're so ignorant that
they could neither read nor write, and when
they wished to sign their names they had 10
do il with q (X) mark Instead Of giving
fair and candid reports Of Mr.. VS. speeches,
(such as you gave Of Mr. Craigheads German
town speech) he has upon every occasion,
most shamefuly misrepresented, ridiculed and
and abused our candidate, "a hit bird al.
ways lutter," is an old saying, and from the
RUitering Of the correspondent alluded to, he
was hit very hard
A resolution was unanimously adopted en-
dorsing the action Of the County Committee,
in placing VALi. on the track for rc-elec-
ton, without the formality Of Convention
We shall do better than we did two years
ago in this township lew. Campbell is soundly
abused BY some of the Republicans here, while
there are others who think very much as he
does. Put down "Old Butler" for from 1900
10 1900 majority for the Democracy this fall
BUTLER
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-08-16
Census of Highland County.
singular Coincidence.

A singular coincidence in the movements
Of two men-ofwar, which took place recently,
is worth remarking An English irigate, pri-
zed by all loyal Britons for having captured
Yankee craft, and Yankee frigate, whose he
roic defeat and seizure of two British national
ships, fill so glorious page in our naval an
mails, both being, in naval parlance, invalids,
have, within few days of each other, been
equipped for cruise and sent to sea- Her
Maesty's frigate Shannon, the captor of the
Chesapeake, left Portsmouth, England, a few
days ago, to make her annual cruise; and old
Ironsides commanded by an officer of 1872
notorety, left Portsmouth, United States, a
little while after, for cruise preparatory to
taking her station at Annapolis Each vessel
was about to be broken up years ago; and
each was saved by song-writer, Messrs
Holmes and Tennyson having POLITICALLY re-
monstrated with "the powers that be" against
destroying those old monuments Of naval he
roism"
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-08-16
A BOOtIess Dodge.

We learn that it is the dodge of the Repub-
lican candidates to approach Democrats, and
those whom they think they can persuade and
eoan to vote for them. They say-"We don't
expect to be elected, but we wouldlike to have
a complimentary vote, and we would take it
us great personal favor-one which we will
certainly endeavor to return-if you will vote
for us remember, as a personal compliment,
merely"
Now, this is pretty good dodge, but as it
don't win, and we are sure to hear of it, we
don't see that it will pay to keep it up any
longer, We don't object to your giving up
the contest, gentlemen; nor do we oppose the
style but tits so simple to play sharp when all
the moves are SEEN
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-08-16
Heroic Conduct Of GarlbaIdi.

The Paris Press publishes a letter from
Alexander Dumas, describing the engagement
at Melazzo, of which he was an eye witness, OF
which the following are extracts:
AT dawn on the goth all the troops were in
movement to attack the Neapolitans who had
come out of the fort and village of Melazzo,
which they occupied. Malenchini command
ed the left; Generals Medici and Cosenz the
CENTER while the right was composed of a few
companies only, intended to cover the center
and left wing from a surprise Garibaldi was
in the center, where the action was expected
to he the sharpest The firing began on the
left from the Neapolitan outposts, concealed
in a reed-bed halfway between Meri and Me-
lazzo A quarter of an hour later the center
attacked the Neapolitan line and drove it from
its first position. The right meanwhile dis
lodged the Neapolitans from some houses
which they occupied. AS the difficulties OF
the ground prevented re-enforcements from
arriving. Bosco, with 600 men, turned upon
the five or six hundred who had driven him
back. The latter were at first obliged to re-
tire before the superior numbers of the enc
my; but when other troops came up to their
aid, they again attacked the enemy, many of
whom were still concealed among reeds and
protected by fg-trees, so that a charge with
the bayonet was impossible. Medici, while
advancing at the head of his men, had horse
killed under him Cosenz was struck in the
neck by spent ball, and fell he was for a
moment supposed to be mortally wounded,
but he was only stunned, and almost instantly
he was on his legs again, shouting "cira'I
HdliaP
Garibaldi, at the head of the Genoese Car
bineers and some guides, attempted to take
the enemy in the flank, but suddenly came on
gun placed in the centre of the road and
which he determined TO attack When within
twenty PAGES, the cannon, loaded with grape,
was fired by the Kings troops. The effect
was terrible, only FIVE or six men remained
standing. Garibaldi had part of his boot and
his stirrnp carried away his horse was also
wounded, and he was compelled to alight
Major Breda and his trumpeter were killed by
his side; Misoris horse fell dead under him;
Statella was left standing unhurt in the midst
of the iron Storm all the others were killed or
wounded The gun which had done all this
mischief was taken soon after Then the Ne
apolitan infantry opened and gave passage to
a charge of fifth cavalry, for the purpose of
relaxing the piece Colonel Donon's men, who
had been but little under fire, threw them
selves to the sides of the road instead of re-
ceiving the charge on their bayonets. The
cavalry came like whirlwind the Sclians
firing from both sides,
Thus assailed both right and left, the com
mander of the Neapolitan cavalry stopped and
wanted to turn back, but found the passage
barred by Gen. Garibaldi, Misori, Statella, and
FIVE or six men. The General seized the of
6cer's bride and cried out, surrender The
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-08-16

B@~The Republicans have grand meet
ing at Springfield, on Saturday next Cassius
NJ Clay, and John Sherman and other distin-
gushed speakers will be present-JowndL
Why, didn't you say that SAMUEL CRAIG
HEAD, the Republican nominee for Congress
in this district, was also announced as one Of
the speakers2 CASH. CLAY and SAM CRAIG
HEAD speaking at the same meetingl Does
the Republican candidate for Congress en-
dorse the following sentiment of his eonttere,
uttered at Tiffin:
"They [the Democrats tell you we are for
liberating the blacks-for setting the negroes
free so WE AREl We believe, as do you,
that in l776 all men were created free and
equal endowed with certain unalienable
rights They meant just what
they said, and they re peatedly spoke OF ne
groes as men, and as persons, THEY
MEANT THE NEGROES WERE EQUAL
WITH THEIWHITE MENP'
We pause for reply; shall we hear from Mr..
CRAGHEAD?
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-08-16
The state Ticket.

The Carroll Democrat one of the seven
papers of this State who support Breckenridge
and Lane, runs up the State Ticket in its
last issue, and says;
1--WE to-day raise at our mast head the State
ticket nominated by the Democracy of Ohio,
in convention at Columbus on the 4th day Of
July last While we do not endorse the ac-
ton Of one or two men on that ticket, get we
conceive that they were fairly nominated,
and should receive the support of the entire
Democracy of Ohio. We have always, and
viii always support regular Democratic nomi-
uees of National, State or County Democratic
Conventions"
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-08-16
The Census Returns.

The first of September is the limit for the
reception of census returns at Washington,
and it is stated that they will probably all be
in by that time. The returns are rapidly
reaching Washington, and from the figures, as
they at present show, it is assumed that the
total population of the United States will not
fall short Of thirty-two millions, being an in
crease of nearly one-third since 1850, when
the last census was taken. The history of no
country, either in ancient or modern times,
has exhibited the same rapid multiplication Of
its people, and in none the agricultural and
industrial resources developed in their prog
ress, have kept such even pace with their nu.
merical growth.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-08-16
Special Notirrs.
1000 prs super Lasting Caters,
(SEWED HEEL)
81 90 per pair y. p, DOUGLASS & CO.,
aut1 ~ Main street

An Invaluable EHpeetorant.-Dr.
BE Halle Balsam has received more wcighty in
dorsemens than any other Cough medicine before the
public, comprising the names Of Physicians and Cier-
gynen, atestng its superiority for the cure Of Con-
sumption in all ITS various stages. jy30
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-08-16
Electoral Ticket in mississippi.

The Democratic State Convention Of Mis-
sssippi, at Holly Springs, on the Goth of July,
nominated the following electoral ticket
For the State at large-Hon Samuel Ma
thews, of Pamela Gen. j. H. r. Taylor, Of
Marshall, alternate
For the Districts. Hon. Daniel b.
Wright of Tsthomingo; b. N. Kinyon, of
Tishomingo, alternate. 2 Col r. W. Flour
noy, of Pontotoc; r. d. Shropshire, of Mon
roe, alternate. 3. E. Dismukes, of Noxubec
J. W. Mcdonald, of Remper, alternate.
The electors for the Fourth and Fifth Dis
triets will be appointed at the State conyen-
tion to be appointed at the State Convention
to be held at Granada on the 10th of August
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-08-16
American state Convention
Hon. q. n. valIandIgham.

We received this morning the following de
spatch from Chillicothe
CHuMcorHE, Aug Is.
Dear Empire Hon. G. L. NALLANDIoHAN
addressed the largest night meeting ever held
in this city, last night Masonic Hall was
crowded to overiowing, and great enthusiasm
prevailed You may set it down as certain
ty, that HurcHrNs viii beat TRNBLE in this
District
Quite a number Of delegates to the Ameri-
can State Convention have arrived. The Con
veniion meets at 10 clock this morning.
Mr. YALIANDIoHAMgoes to Hillsborough this
afternoon, and viii speak there tonight
JF.B
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-08-16
Democratic Clubs in Montgomery Co.

DAYTON DENocRArl" CLuB,-0fcers: President J. A.
Jordan; Vice Presid ants, A. " Hofer and W. H. Gil
Dickey Michael Carberry; Executive Committee, b.
NJ Ayres, DIR. j. A. Walters, Judge H. Baggott Jona-
than Kenny, A. v Hotter and T. +. Thresher. Meets
Wednesday aud Saiorday evenings, Mt Democrats
Reading Room on Jefferson street.
"GIAsT DEMocRArlc CLuB," CsaterUlle, Washington
IblcHshp-Oftcers President, NJ. J. Swadener; Vice
President James Stanse Treasurer John Norris; Sec
retary, John McGrew Executive Committee: DR. W.
p. James, NJ. J Swadner and Alexander Taylor Club
meets every other Saturday night at "Tammany Hail.
Centeryle.
"UNIoS NATIONAL DEMOCRATIC CLup,m Inion. Ran.
pOph 7Ot0HShip-OfticerS Dr. S. Hawkins, President;
Henry Smell, Vice President DR.. II. Swander Treas
urer; Theo. p. Eby, Secretary. No tmo of meeting
mentioned in proceedings.
"MoNsrER DOUGLAS CLUB," Van Buren Hotel Vey,
Buren TOtgnship-Offcers; President p. c. Long, ir;
Vice President shroyer; Treasurer, John Hammel
"DEMooRArc CLUB," HnTtson 76onship -ofieers:
President D. @ Fitch; Vice President, Moses Marquis;
Secretary, W II. Belyille; Treasurer, Geo. woganan.
Executive Committee, Jacob Riger George Curtis
Lewis Neh, J. II. McClary, VIM j. NJ Bachelor,
SluD @ meets every thursday evening, alternately in
"YouNG Hickory CLUB." Dawon-Oficers: Pres,-
dent I. h. Gleland; Vice Presidents, John Stephans,
VIM. Turner; Treasurer Jos. Zwsler; Secretaries Glenn
ent l.. Bamann, j. F, Bollmeyer. Meets every Thurs
day evening at such places may be designated by the
Club.
"OREGON DEMOCRATIC CLuA" Donaoa--Officers: Pres
dent, John II. SIoppelman; Vice Presidents, Norman
Love, Francis Hussong; Secretaries, A. O. Marshall.
VIM. Leonhard; Treasurer Daniel Thorn. Meets
at Pook's Hall, corner of Wayne and Richard streets
every Saturday evening, AT o'clock.
"lRIsH DENOCRATIo CLUB," Ddytoa--Officers: Presi-
dent, John Grove; Vice Presidents, James Kelly and
NJ Gill; Treasurer, John Shirlock; Secretaries, =.
o'Connel James Carbary, Club meets every Friday
evening, at NNon's Hall, corner First and st. Clair sts
"DouGLAs POPULAR SOVEREIGNTY CLuB," Harrisburg,
Ra'd9ph IspashiPOtieers President, o. J. Jackson
Vice President, j. r. McCarteri Secretary, David n.
Bauer; Treasurer, Christopher Hen.
DOUGLAS DEMOCRATIC CLuB" FdrmerSuiUs, Jackson
Observation-Disclosures President, John f. Gross; Vice
President c. Mussemsn and g. W. Mover; Treasurer,
j. +. Thompson; Secretaries, Elihu Thompson, and
David Furry. Meets once week.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-08-16
ApOther pred Scott Case,

A suit has been instituted in the Shelby
(Kentucky) ICircuit Court involving the
question of slavery in the Northwestern Ter
ritory, as affected by the Ordnance of 1887.
The plaintiff asserts that his master became a
permanent resident of Illinois, and took the
plaintiff to that State and there kept him du-
ring the period of his residence therein. The
plaintiff claims that by virtue ofthe ordinance
of 1887, and the Constitution and laws of IL
linois, this residence liberated him from
slavery.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-08-16

Ihese prices are as cheap as the documents can he
purchased in Washington. Among the documents al
ready selected, are
!. Speeches Of Douglas at Bunker Hill and Saratoga
Springs.
H. The Platforms adopted by the four parties
Democratic, Secession, Republican and Union
III. LincOln-Hs supporters and Platform; com
posed entirely Of extracts from the speeches and wi-
bngs Of mennow PROMINENT IN advocating his election.
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, 1860-08-16
Attention! "NeYer .SIeenS ="

You are hereby requested % meet Thursday
Eoening, at 8 clock, PM, at
L FL 4 r. "A N Q FL e.
Each Neversleep will bring friend for each
eye, that two hundred new members may be
enrolled on that evening. The meeting is call
ed for business, but members of the Clubs,
"Dimmecrats" and all wishing to unite with
the "Never-Sleeps," are invited to be present
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-08-16
Meeting at GreencastIe.

Remember the Democratic meeting and
pole-raising at Greencastle, just across the
river, this evening. The Democratic Clubs
of this city are cordially invited to be present
1t is just a pleasant walk, from this city.
Several speakers will be there to address the
people. Turn ont, boys, and give Greencas-
lie "A lift
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-08-16
Kentucky Election.

The Louisville Courier publishes the returns
of the late election from ninety-six counties
Its tables gives COMBS, for Appellate Clerk,
65,3l5i MoCLARTY, 4O,l53 BoLLIYo, 1885,
HoPKSs, 4s4 KELLY, 29O In the counties
to hear from, MAGoFFIN had 1888 votes, and
BELL 4,22l The Courier remarks, "The en-
tire vote will not exceed 10000, which is
about 10000 less than the vote of the State. Z"
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-08-16
"CHARGE ALONG THE LlNEw
HON, G. L, YALLANDIGHAM.

DemOorRtio Candidate Tor Congress-,
viii address the people at the following times anC
places;
AtsPRINGBoRO, Tuesday August 2lst, at O'Clock
At FRANKLIN, Warren county Tuesday, August
21st at o'clock.
At CAMDEN, Preble county Wednesday, August
22d, at o'clock
AT WEST ELKToN, Saturday, September sth, at
O'Clock. A fine hickory pole will be raised
At WEST ALEXANDRIA, Preble county, Thurs.
day, August 30th, at o'clock
Al PHILLIPaBURG, (Cay Township,) on Thursday
August 2ld, at o'clock.
At BOSTON, Indiana, (near the Preble line) Friday
August 3lst, Mt O'Clock.
Al cHAMBERsBURG, Friday, August oath, at
O'clock
AZ "FoUR MILE HOUSE," Van Buren, Township,
Saturday September 1st.
AZ LIBERTY, Jefferson township, Tuesday, August
2sth, at O'Clock.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-08-16

The members Of the Democratic Central
Committee Of Montgomery county are re
quosied to meet at the ENmur Office, on Thurs
day evening, August i6, 1860, at o'clock
By order
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-08-16
IrIsh AmerIcan club.

Irish Americans will please remember that
the Club will meet at Nixons Hall on to-mor-
row evening. 1t is greatly desired that all
1rishmen will attend the meeting, as very inn
portaut business matters will be before them.
Don't fail TO turn out on tomorrow evening.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-08-16
CHAs. E. CLARKE,
r e A T. ES II A TIE
AND
GENERAL AGENT,

IHORSALE.-14 acres, miles from the city-west
II Handsome two story brick house; new-cellar well
cisem &C., good fnfne barn. and out-housos; choice
fruit Of every description. Best quality ofland
CHAS. r. CLARKE, Real Estate Agent
Clegp's BUILDING, 9d ~