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Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-10-19
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OFFICE OF THE DAILY EMPIRE, |
DAYTON, FRlDAY, OCr 10TH, 1850
toorrec,ed daayty famWn,s& Dno, Jefferson s,reet)
There arc no material changes in the re
ports for to.dAy.
FLOUR Wholesale $500 Retail best
brands $3.50
wHEAT-&1 90,
CORN--3bc and active.
OATs.--25c for good quality
BARLEY Toe, according TO quality
RYE.--60A65c and active.
HAY--Old, &li per tun; new, VI l per tnn
HUNGARIAN GRASSES per tnn.
FLAX.SEED--&l o..
wHISKY--lslc and advancing
HIDES--Best class steer and heifer hides
&c per ih old COW hides 4ic bull hides &c;
calf skin clear Of cuts up TO l6 ib SCI kip M
10 20 n &c.
GROCERIES, ETC
Corrected for The Daily EnPiRR ny Knesly, Mlntyrtc
a. 90, No. sia, Thrds0
Coffee, firm, advanced TO lc,
We quote today Coffee l5@l5a
Sugar SiG9t.
Molasses, duh, and lc lower at 44@l5.
Teas 35(A65.
Cheese 76A9,
Tobacco 20@40
Rice 52.
Prunes sa@9l
Candles l2A
Soap G(01A.
White Fish 6,25@5,50, Halves.
Mackerel 9,OO92O,0O per barrel, az to quail
ity
Dried Apples 5@6 per pound.
Brooms $2,25@$2,40 per doz.
Tallow s@SA
Salt 81 SO per Dbl.
Beans, White $lOe per bu
Butter l0@l2
Eggs 7C@8,
Pepper i0@ll.
Alspice l0@ll
Raisins $2,76@S30O.
yalentis do 9A@l0 per lb.
Figs l0@ll.
Vinegar 6@9 per gallon.
Lead col
Shot 81 80 per sack.
Starch &c.
Ground Spices 35 per doz.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-10-19

= n ,o, wish 10 make money by lmylngrheap py
Goods II 80 please remea,ber nnd dons i9rsS' ,,ss
fo cail That ID. n. CURTIS SUI eonVhnos ,n 1917 w. canal
,o,e Nher,, he viii keep pconsantly ON hand gool 81
ie,,tcd stock of Dry Goods which he Nul sen I 49,
,ghrre lie wi also cpcnnaiantly on hahu sl"Nsiif
a,ns 10Th woolen and cotton at wholesale 9hu lsth
ni,i,n Tie has niso nov on hand large STOCK OF MWi
paper bordering, moudlng cornish lanasosfs ~
~ honnc trade An of which he IL desfoua OF closing
an AZ whoesae or rotaI u order TO make room lo'
more and will sell NJ greatly reduced evs, 1,I
hm Hssein,li''" W '''' d. ~ CURTIS.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-10-19
POLITICAL.

PHILADELPHIA, Oct 49,
The Douglas State Central Committee last
evening withdrew the straight electoral ticket,
ard pledged themselves to support the Read.
ing electoral ticket but iniorsed Douglas and
johnson as the nominees Of the party. An
attempt TO erase the Breckenridge men from
the ticket was unsuccessful
NEw YoRk, Oct l9.
The American Second Congressional
Brooklyn-District have indorsed the Breck-
;nridge nominee. Moses 0dell
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-10-19

SOMETHING GooD.--The Messrs Payne, No
60 Main street, in the Phillips Building have
Just received, among other choice books, a
sea story entited-"Jaek in the Forecastle !
or, Incidents in the Early Life OF hawser
Martingale." 1t is by the author OF Tales
on the Ocean" "Salt Water Bubbles, etc,
and is really one of the most entertaining
books We ever opcred. 1t is not one Of your
ordinary sea stories but rich intellectual
treat, comprising fun and sentiment Of the
most approved styles and we hope to ace the
supply at Payne's taken upat once
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-10-19

Bay-0ne Of the greatest curiosity shops in
the city is the Tools Variety Store ofJames
Bracelin, No, 3l6, in the old Empire Building,
Third street There every thing sharp may
be had from a miniature penknife TO scythe
blade, aud almost every article Of domestic
convenience and usefulness about the office,
store, shop and farm. Call in and take a look !
il will Astonish those who are not posted The
ladies, as well as the gents, will find great
many articles there which they ought not to
be without in the larder and kitchen.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-10-19

naa- At the State Fair, recently, the mil
linery from the establishment Of Mrs. Corp,
Second street, near Main, took two premiums,
and at the County Fair took the premium
again When 1t is known that the work was
taken at random from the store, without re
gard to preparation for exhibition, it is very
high compliment to Mrs. G.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-10-19

bALTIAORk, Oct Iy,
The anniversary Of the battle Of Yorktown
and the inauguration Of Druid Hill Park took
place to-day There was great turnout Of
military and civic associations and public
school children, being conveyed TO the Park by
thousands The weather was rather threaten
ing, but there was large gathering
The Corn Exchange Stock Board apjourned
today. There will be consequently little or
no business transacted
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-10-19

IaREDERICK METZGER, whose residence N un.
II known 60 petitioner Is notified that Amandn
NetAger did on the 81 day Of Ootoler 1860 file her pc
uton In the office Of the Clerk Of the Court of Com.
mon Pleas within and for the county of Montgomery,
and state ~ Ohio, charging tho said Frederick Mel1rer
with wih absence frOin the petitioner for more than
three years last past and asking that she may h. d.
yorued from the said Frederick heiHger, which pei.
ton will stand ior hearing nj the next term o. .ad
xcrnl,er 2lst ia00. !. A. JORDAN,
ortbs6V Attorney Tor Petitioner
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-10-19

n6y- Probably the reason the Democracy
didn't carry the county, and their entire
ticket, is the fact that the proclamation Tor the
election was not Published in the EnrIng, aud
not read by scores OF Democrntsl Inc at
tempt IL being made again, we see, to knock
the Democratic vote, by refusing 10 inform
the party through the ExrlRy Of the election
ON ne 6,h of November Is that the game
Eh9
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-10-19
Later Nrona EIayana.

NEw ORLRASs, Oct 10.
The steamer Star Of me West, with Ha-
vana dates TO the 10th, arrived here to-day.
Sugar quiet at s1@sa reals. The stock at
Havana and Matanzas amounted TO 10000
boxes Freights inactive
Exchange on New York 2i@4 per cent
premium. Sterling Exchange l4@l4s pre-
MUM
The news is unimportant
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-10-19
sporting IntelliEcnce.

WArERTowN, N Y, Oct 1s
Notwithstanding the bad condition Of the
track the race between "Flora Temple and
"Patchen" came of here this afternoon, re-
sultng in favor Of Flora Temple" Time
2.2s; 226 2:25.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-10-19

nay Little Addy is zone of 'emi" he's a
hrst-class five.year-old Representative OF Dung
Ameriea--in the nursery. The other morn,
ING when the hard frost came, his mother had
trouble to get him out TO the pump to perform
his ablutions. ,
Does the Goodman like us,.maf he asked,
as he slowly crawled ont of his little bed
Certainly my dear" ,
nThen what's he make II 40 cold fory he
reioined, peevishly, as the cold air chilled his
little frame.
"He sends the cold to prepare the ground
for the flowers, and for good things to eat next
year for without it nothing would grow, and
we d starve my dear" replied the mother
"and then you know that we will be comfort
oble when we get our warm clothes on.
"Yes, know; then why don't you get me
boots, and big coat, and bully comfort, ike
Jim Stites-ehY'
Addy was referred to pa, nt that juncture,
and his shrewdness got MIN the promise OF the
noutft he so greatly desired.
Addy attends Subscription school, and
litis the custom there to have singing, deela'
nation, &c, among the little ones on Friday
afternoons This morning Addy was up "by
tines and busly engaged in rehearsing
before the big mirror his piece OF defamation
when his mother remarked that he must put on
clean shirt il he was going to speak.
Il was pretty cold, and drawing himself ~
into shiyer, the little scamp replied --"oh
pshaw Ma, don't want tol-Tain't my
shirt that's going TO speak, its me, you knowl
What an idea What boy
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-10-19

Bdy-The coal carts are in demand just now
they are threading our streets at all hours Of
the day This morning about o'clock we
saw no less than three carts going in as many
directions laden with the sinews Of fire
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-10-19
CITY Matters.

10- Tomorrow Signor Ferini walks the
rope in Springfield Trains will run on half
fare tomorrow, and those who want to see the
wonder, ut a cheap rate, should go mp on the
train in the morning.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-10-19
ArTAOnMENT NOrICE

~ RENDER Bro ys Thomas y. stiles, before
IL. a. N. Young, j. n Dayton township, hontgom
eTy county, Ohio,
On tho i6ih day Of July 1880, the said jusu - issued
An order of attachment n the aloye aron for the sum
OF e45 Io-lO0 Casa set for hearing August sis "
o'clock The same vas thea continued % ootoloI
18th, al . o'clock. y, BENDER hko,
TF TunnsArn, Attorney. se4ditw3~
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-10-19

SEARS ST. CuAPEL.---At the recent session
NJ the Cincinnati Conference Of the NJ, Il.
Church. Rev. NJ p. Gaddis, who had been for
several wears unable to work in the itinerant
field and had sustained supernumerary re-
lntion 10 the Conference, was again made ei-
feetiye. and was named to the Dayton City
Mission. The centre Of his operations Is
Sears street Chapel, small church where be
had already collected together a Sabbath
School, and small congregation at stated in
teryals, but no society as we term eongrega-
ton who have a recorded membership.
We we're pleased TO note the appointment
of Mr.. G. TO the post Of City Missionary, with
Sears 81 Chapel as nucleus, because It was
good indication that his delicate health had
preoeiyed more yigor, and because he had la
bored for long while at the same post will
little encouragement, and without the inhu
ence which regular relation gives the minis
ter or missionary; and because his mission
was direct from the conference, aud under ~
patronage--which amounts to more than ap
pears..to the casual observer.
Sears ST. Chapel is situatedin the LIST Ward
| in the Northeastern part OF this city. II N
we learn, the only Church in that Ward il
which divine services are offered in the Eng
lish language and Il Is isolated many square
from any other English Chure'l 1t there is
point in the city where Church ,s necessary
that is the place, aud we hope TO see the pas
tor sustained. We are told there Is no PROV
sion made for supporting the minister iron
the missionary fund owing TO tho fact that IN
mission was created after all the funds OF IN
Conference Society had been appropriated !
existing missions.
The membership Of Wesley and Rape
Chapel, who reside in the neighoorhood, 9
within reach of Sears street, would probabl
consult the best interests Of the cause In whio
they are enlisted, should they unite in buil'
ling up congregation there, and give the pa
tor living support We only express wh'
il strikes us, as an outsider, would be the proI
er course for earnest, wide-awake christls
people 10 pursue,
A Sabbath school has been organized
}. the Sears ST Chapel, and meets every sebbel
2 aliernooa at 2 o'clock, All children In Il
q neiehborh0od are earnestly invited 70 atten
}. Divine service will bo held every Sabbath .
4 ternoon at about 3 clock,
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-10-19
Aegal


TACoB BUSH, Of the State Of Indiana, will take no.
sJ tice that Thomas J. .. Smith, Of the county Of
Montgomery and state OF Ohio, did, the 2sth day Of
July D. ib0O fle his petition In the Superior Court
OF Montgomery county, In said state OF Ohio agunst
the aald Jacob Bnsh Albert II. Mcclure and Conrad
Bush defendants, setting forth that the snid Jacob
Bush Kave mortgage TO the said Albert ~ Mcclure on
lots Nos twenty.four hundred and twelve (2il2( and
twenty -four hundred and thirteen 2tl In the city OF
DAYTON Montgomery county, Ohio, TO secure the pay.
men Of $500 according 10 certain notes referred TO In
and tranacrred said notes aud mortgage 20 the said
hoInas j. 8 Smith, that since the giving Of said mort
ge the other defendant Conrad Bush claims some IN,
eesi In anid premises under the said Jacob Bush, and
nayinr that sad Jacob Bush pay the sum OF s2Ai SO
loo now claimed 10 be due with interest thereon from
the 10th day Of May 1867 that the SAID promises
may be sold to pay the same and the said Jacob Bush
IA notified that hc Is required 70 appear and answer SAID
petition before the third saturday mseT me S'h
aenten,ber 7th. ID 1850. spIwU
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-10-19

posr Orrtcn Dkvfos, June II, 1900
Until further notice, mails viii close at this Office a.
follows;
For New York, Philadelphia, and New England
States, daily except Sunday 1T $50 A. n.
FortIncnnati, b., Eastern, Western, Northern and
Southern States, daily except Sunday 1880 A,s and
6f6 ?. N.
day at $50 A. n.
For Xenia and yellow Springs at $50 ?. ~.
For Mlanislpirg Germantown, Franklin, Hamilton,
ERton o. and connersvile Ind, daily except sunday
b.i6 N.
For Springfield, urhana, Thin, sandusky, Toledo,
Cleveland, o., Fort Wayne Ind, and Michigan, daily
except sunday nj $40 An
For Richmond, Cambridge, Centrevllle Indianapolis,
Ind, and Now Paris, o., daily at 300 ?. n.
For Greenylle, a., Union City. WincheAter Munice,
and Jay County, ind daily except sunday nt $40 A. NJ
For Troy Covngton, Pqua, Sidney, 81 Marys and
Fort Wayne, daily except Sunday At s;l5 A, ~.
For Union, West Milton and Little York, Tuesday
and Saturday, NJ 1850 A. N.
For JohnsyiIle, New Lebanon and West AleNhndrih,
Tuesday aud Saturday at 7;a0 A.
For clayton, Centre and Ludlow, Friday OF each
woelt, at0P,N.
day and Saturday at 22ioun.
For vandalia and Chambersburg, at 1900 ~ Tuea'
day and Saturday.
| A. NJ u. A. KING, y. M.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-10-19
Cigars,
S

Tusr Received, choice brands fine imported h"'""'
,I Cgnrs In oounetition,
Long John, unrv Nav
sterhen A. Douglas, hnniy Sis3'
he1pSlo, pn,, ,o Mnto Conohas, Napoloqn, Hantahon'
~ ,srjotls other brands.
e''t ,,,,,.,, i,,t of domestic cigars. nj.
,f,,,,,s Zine ,,ni and Virginia PlugI aSVl pos
ahseeo. snnlI, etc, etc. at bohf La,
I.lsdy Main street. opposite M'lkel .. nou-.,
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-10-19
:For SALE.
For SALE.

FOR SALE.
A LARGE FRAME DWELLING, with a Grocety
Merye. Terms. rnodorale. For further Information,
enquire at the Empire News Room vu'u.'
~Sn 400 ACRES Of land for sole, IN large or
l0U,VUU small tacte' at trom Soc to 7oe ner acre
aend e, e r,ep and particulars, enclosing postage
isse, of s r. RiLBRouGH a CO.
Patents secured and taxes pad on nnds belonging TO
~, nop''e'''''''' '' octiaU
VNOU SALE CHEAr.-Two and quarter aor
X OF Land having on II q brick house and good hnrn
situate near the Fair Ground, which "a but short w
nsed tor dairy, and would he well adapted for pro
iuco or pleasure garden r9s ParscunI' uI SETDRT
sfpAe tthe store, 81 Second Street.
I1OR sALM-1wo acres OF land with store house
II and dwelling house on u, pitunicd N West sonoh
freble county, Ohio, 80 miles west Of Dayton, on the
DAYTON and Western Railroad. The etorehouse ~ q
hrslx 40 hy 90 fset two storoe high situated immed
ately on the railroad The dwelling smear the store
frame cottage, containing eve ro9ms snd porch
inotire onthe preniaes, or Of
'"iHIsp Isnai O''" p''' b. NJ CURTIS, Dayton,
7 AND WARRANTS bought and sold,
IL apl ~ nhVhsb'
NOR sALE-THE LUTHERAN CHURCH, co
II ner Of Fourth and Jefferson streeia land u want
ed with a rs furniture and fixtures. For ierna appl
| eiiher 10 r. GEBHARr or
ianei JOHN McREiN0LDs.
| On nnn FRUIT TREES Mt Wholesale an'
Ill U(J(I Retail, At the Dayton Nursery, on the
ICoyngton Pike ~ miles from the Main street Bridge
con 10 had at very low figures, by calling ON the pro
prietnr, living In McPherHontOwn.
sep20midaw MARTIN H. iAms'
NOR RENT.-The store room 1T present occupies
| II nv Mr. Dan Carat AN o Provision store on Jeiier
son street Enquire at Miller Charrhs, corner Q
| iTlird nnd Jeileraon octllu
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-10-19
Daily empire.


ss-Tralna arrive and depart nom the Union Depot
a. follows
CisciNskri, HAnitroS Ann DArros-Anvri $40 q,
M, pii6 A. M, hib pm, H5opm. Depart 300 n.m'.
500 am, $40 pm, eia0 pm.
sANpueKY, DArruN Avn CINcrHNAfl-Arrive TOO a.
M, SEQ pm. Depart pi2u am, h.10 pm.
DAYTON AND Mfcni0ANArfivo; T.fO ia. M, ui21p' NJ.
Depart: D;lh am SitO pm.
bAYror Aso WEerEHs Ire IHpiAsArctIsl- -Artiyei o.
iSam, tAOp M, 1910 pm. Depart x'se AMI eis'a'
M, $3.50 pm.
dRrrsvfLtK avn Mum (ro IspIAraroLIsl- Arrive'
iiaO am, 4i45 pm Depnrii 800 am, b.0o p.in.
LdrrIE MIAMI, CoLunHua AND NnNiA--Arrivei a;.osa.
M o.i6a m, a:aop. m. Depart 9ib a. M, 'in p
M, 1890 A. m. .,-,
m Passengers going astby the night train AND wesl
s45 b. M rhotichet otice will notbo open Tor these
trains
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-10-19
PIA N o s ,
punham and Ohioksring PLANO FOrte..

4 HAVE on hand lot Of the above named Pianos,
/ which ! am desiTons oi closing out and VII sell
liam much lslow the usual prices Call and examine
them 1t The Piano Headquarters, Huston HAL building
lA NhAhLhS Ahhs
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-10-19

tIOHN u. HRIEpLMEl. NQIs - 4 ,.,,s
lej Ofnre-Centrsl fnallfahca OfraI I.,.I II 131..l
No 20, East side q Nain ootNE4 81. H6ltff lfiI1 a,
Having rocelged the nppqna Ohio fhn oadrr.
Ia and inr thu county nt4 nhliia ha 1l1a1 And lhs
pufic gcIiernlans y tkia nlfata may - enif1,sled
talaiusss u.susl5 .lld an lllq aaoTtesl n0llca
10 hiPed JOHN Y. kniEDLER.
A111ss TURNER, JUSTICE or TsIR pEAcI
~ AND rufARf POnLic. (ifhcs, Bcrkel Bnildina
.. ~ ~ tsr.on street, near tha Cetner ~ ~ lhe
fpoin iofmerly occupied BY Justice TorI ~
laf afiennon paid 20 drawing Dsedn
ifaesa. bonda. and LegEf Rapera.
prompt
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-10-19
QHEECBAgHIEf
FROM vYaahlngton.

REPORTED FOR THE DAILY EMPIRE
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-10-19

A LARGE FRAME DWELLING, with GrocetY
n s,cre attached, situate on Third street, below ~
Merye Terms. moderate. For further Information,
rnniiife AZ the Empire News Room. ucuIdx.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-10-19
Sanolrrp.
SADDLER SHOP.

OREw wARFORD, Beekefe New building, No,
IS, Jefferson street bstNeeo Second and Third, ~
tho sian VI the M sadic, Dayton o., who're they keep
constantly hand, and make exary y oldet every
thing in theII line. They keep on band leFRe assolt
Harness OF every description. Men aud hoyt - ".
travelling trunks, vniisea, carpet bags, horse u
thing ccuuectsd with tho hutiunrs, which We ulN
AZ reasonable pfcas. Whole.slt pnd retail We toa.
thaDts ~ The city ard country for their pest irt
patronage, and ask accntipuaare ol he sz1hs.
nA-kepairing promptly atlended %. n4etnf
Wabash express. [volume] (Terre-Haute, Vigo Co[unty], Ind.) 1841-186?, 1860-09-05

~ A correspondent from this Stat.
writing from the Pocket to the ST. Loui.
Democrat says: "In the first place. L must
say that Lincoln will get thousands ofvote'
in this district that Fremont did not get
in consequence of the great reaction that
is taking place among the Germans. MOI
does it stop here. Nearly all the Fillmore
men have wheeled into line with the Re.
publicans, determined to fight the " Har
monious Squatter Sovereignty Democracy
to the last day.
Another one writing from Davis
county says: 1.-THE cause is onward in
Southern Indiana. There is no mistake
about it. Our county has heretofore been
largely Democratic. but il the election
were to come off tomorrow, the majority
would be considerably reduced. never
heard Of so much changing in my life.
Some of the Douglas men say that when
they see there is no chance for the Little
Giant, their next choice is Lincoln. They
utterly refuse TO vote for Breckenridge,
and the Breckenridge men even re-
fuse to support the county ticket on
rotten sovereignty principles. Some of
the Breckenridge men, ESQ strong in the
belief that Congress has right to do as
she pleases with her own preperty) will
vote for the Republicans in this county
and Conversational District
Wabash express. [volume] (Terre-Haute, Vigo Co[unty], Ind.) 1841-186?, 1860-09-05
Lincoln mt Home.

A Sprin gfeld correspondent says cir
his conversational language Mr.. Lincoln
gives abundant evidence of thorough
sound sense and ripening experience. On
public questions he expressed himself will,
unreserved frankness. On European peli.
tics he talked with familiarity which
only close observation Of passing events
could have impaired. The impression
which he creates upon the minds OF all who
come in contact with him. is that OF self
made, independent, honest thinker. lie
rises far above the politician; he is stran-
ger to all the intrigues which have cursed
party politics; he is thoroughly imbued
with the true elements Of craftsmanship;
and, in the highest and Doblest sense. he
is a man."
Wabash express. [volume] (Terre-Haute, Vigo Co[unty], Ind.) 1841-186?, 1860-09-05
voorhees, in n Tight Place.

When Mr.. Nelson. 10 his speech at Bra
editions Of Mr.. Voorhees, Virginia
speech. and charged him with having one
for Northern and the other for Southern
circulation. Daniel seemed to shrink up to
half his ordinary dimensions, and when
he came to answer for himself, he said
chat he had encircled the period which
was left out Of the last edition, and did not
discover that i was in the first, until sew
eral hundred copies were struck off,"
A bad excuse is better than none, but
this subterfuge is too bad to serve Mr..
Voorhees, purpose. The speech which
Mr.. Voorhees, delivered at the University
Of Virginia, he had printed in this city
before he delipeyed IL. and in the frsi print
ed proof sheets is the disunion and ipcen-
diary period which he expurgatsd from the
second edition. He says he intended that
the printer should leave this part out, and
he "encircled it believing he would. -
When you read the proof sheets. sent to you
by the printer. why did you not then. Mr. ",
strike out this odious sentimentf That
was the proper time to do it, and not let
some Ave hundred copies be issued before
you discovered this error Of the prinfey.-
How does il happen, Mr.. Voorhees,, that
you never ordered your second edition, un-
til after you had received the nomination
for Congressf IL is little strange you
never discovered this error Of the poor prin.
ter, until about that time.
But the truth is, Dir. Voorhees, did de-
liver, before a Virginia audience. the
speech as it vas frs. published in this
city, bat discovering it was too Southern
for this Northern latitude, he issued n new
edition, for no other purpose. but TO de-
ceive his Northern friends, while at the
same time he psndsred to a Southern pre-
iudice against the North. Is this the act
OF q sincere. upright. honorable man Let
the people be the judges.
Wabash express. [volume] (Terre-Haute, Vigo Co[unty], Ind.) 1841-186?, 1860-09-05

A DAsrAnDLr Acr:-On Saturday nigh,
as the Wide Awakes were escorting Fraok
Blair down Wabash street, when opposite
Miushell's new building an egg was thrown
into the crowd, striking ID. w. Watson
This is another specimen Of that i"some-
thing else than argument" enumerated in
the Court House last spring
"The Democracy never disturb Republi.
can meetings or processions"-of course
not They only throw cabbage heads m
to hall where a German Republican is
speaking as at Fort wayne-shoot occa
sionslly into professions Of Wide Awakes-
a. at Newburg-throw ciubs-as in Sugar
Crsek-eggs as on Saturdsy-and manifest
other such delicate attentions. How do
honest Peaceable. law abiding men like
themf