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Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-09-07
MIR. Schenck in New YORK.

The Journal blowed considerably day or
two ago, about Hon. Robert c. ScnENoK ad-
dressing large Republican meeting at New
York. Well, the Herald, of the 29th ult,
gives the following report of the meeting:
I" A regular meeting of the Young Mems
Republican Union was held at the rooms in
the Stuyvesant Institute, No $50 Broadway,
at eight o clock last evening. Judging from
the tremendous blast of horns which had been
made in the republican journals of the city, it
was expected that there would have been II
grand rally of the rail-spltters' battalion to
hear an address from the Hon. Robert c.
Schenck, formerly United States Minister to
Brazil, and for many years member of Con
eress from Ohio, as well as speech from Col
c. j. Jack, of Brooklyn-who, by the way, did
not put in an appearance-as well as some
singing by the Glee Club All these gleesome
preparations fell far short of the mark, and
the preliminary flourishes were entirely barren
of results. At the opening of the meeting
there were not present over hundred per
sons, and though the numbers slightly increas-
ed in the course Of the evening, they as rap
idly diminished as the proceedings wore on. !"
Which is right, the Journal or Herald? Z?
One is published in the city where the meeting
Was held-the other in this city.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-09-07
LIncoln's opinion of Jefferson

Since Abraham Lincoln has been talked of
for President, we believe he has written a let
ter to some Yankee Abolitionist extolling
Thomas Jefferson, and claiming him as the
father and founder of the modern Republican
party. 1t seems, however, that Mr.. Lincoln
entertained a very different opinion of Jeifer.
son few years ago. The Macomb Qllinois)
Eagle has had the unkindness to rake up from
old iilesa speech made by Mr. Lincoln in 1914
in which he thus spoke of the author of the
Declaration of Independence:
"Mr. Jefferson is statesman whose praises
are never out of the mouth of the Democra-
tic party Let us attend to this uncompromis-
ing friend of freedom, whose name is continu-
ally invoked against the Whig party. The
character Of Jefferson was repulsive Con-
tinually pulling about liberty, eqnaty, and the
degrading curse of slavery, he brought his
own children to the hammer, and made money
of his debaucheries. Even at his death he did
mot manumit his numerous offspring, but left
them, soul and body, to degradation and the
cart whip A daughter of this Wanted cham
pion of Democracy was sold some years agoat
public auction in New Orleans, and purchased
by a gentlemen, who wished to testify by her
liberation their admiration of the Statesman
who
'Dreamdt of Freedom in slaves embraee'
This single line have quoted gives more
insight to the character of the man than
whole volumes of panegyric 1t will outlye
his epitaph, write it who may,
And the man who uttered these sentiments
sixteen years ago would now have the people
believe that Jefferson was as much of an Abo-
litionist as he himself is
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-09-07


There is disgust IN logan county, universal
and "irreprcssibie," at the cniranohiscmont Of
the negro as voter and an odce.holder
Nine etenihs Of all the people without rcepect
70 party are inocnscd 20 degree that wehhve
never before Witnessed On every baud we
are asked, rao is fesponsibIe2 Every man
We meet, asks ,ohieh Of the parties made vo.
tiers and aficc-holdcrs Of the mnlattocs Of
Obiog fur, strange TO say, some ofthe mean
est aud sillitst Of the Republican papers deny
the responsibility
10 ali inquirer we answer: The Repubh-
cans are RESPONSIBLE, wholly aud exclusiyely.
ior this great insult 90 the dignity. and injury
to the rights Of the white men Of Ohio
No other patt,, directly or indirectly, in
whole or in part, shares the responsibility with
them The Republirans and only they, are
lresponsible for this great wrony
A decayed clique, through the dilapidated
columns Of a "giu eout' newspaper, published
not a thousand miles from Bellelontaine, has
made denial OF this accusation. Let us exam
inc the matter
The od Constitution Of Ohio, ordained that
all free vhife p,aie iahaJitgnfs, should have
the right 70 vote
What is an "mhabtautg' a man is an in
habitant OF a house, and IA mouse is an inhabi
Itht On q hole,a Inc Wuro f1nhabiAht does
not even "cannote' national being. A liter
al construction of that clause Of the old Con
stitution would have made vote OF a white
horse
1t IS not strange then, at n time when there
were few mulattoes in Ohio when the mig
ger had no place in politics. and was littlc
thoughtabout or cared about that the supreme
Court OF Ohio in a case ofparticular hardship,
held, that mulatto, if more white than black,
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-09-07
The InterminabIe Throng!

The great Republican two-days Camp Meet
ing at Union City, is pronounced, by Repub-
licans, to have been a grand fzzle The most
strenuous efforts had been made by the IMAM
ayers" to get up monster crowd at the O. q
|. line, something like the great time of 1910;
but it wouldn't work. the people wouldn't
come, and the affair was palpable failure.
Not more than five or six hundred risitors
were present. according TO Republican count
Where is that immense enthusiasm" for
LINCOLN &c, which was supposed to be ram
pant in Ohio and Indiana, and advertised to
tear thingsto pieces on the line between o. &Ii
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-09-07
North Alabama.

A gentleman writes a very encouraging let
ter from Montgomery, Ala, to the Davenport
Democrat and Neps, in which he reports the
Democracy of the Northern portion of the
State as largely for Douglas and johnson.
He says
The Democracy in the Northern part of the
State are almost unanimous in favor of the
regular nominee, and if we continue to gain
from now until the election as we have done
for the past tour or five weeks, Alabama will
be all right for Stephen A. Douglas All that
is necessary to bring ebout glorious victory
is for the people to understand the question,
Douglas and Johnson Clubs are being organ
lied all over the State, and some twenty Dem.
ocratic papers are already out for the regular
nominee
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-09-07

"AH8U NUN1xHf,feekU u Morn
Yesterday morning several cars were order
ed here, we learn, from the G. IN Company
TO convey about 400 people -those were The
6gures--to Union City 20 ne iait Repnbliceo
Camp Meeting nerconsacsable effort fte
cars were produced hero, and pat n train lot
Union City yesterday morning when he
train started there were, as we have before re-
marked, four passengers; two Of those paid
the other swo was 'sdeud.hends.a The half
fare out and back Of these two paying passen-
gers amoanted to just $3.50, all told That
was ALT cash received from the $40 (men
in buckram) from Dayton.
At Brookville and Arcanum, the 'Publicans
insisted on extra cars being leh for them, but
when the train came along, all who desired to
60 could hide away in the four corners Of the
Eve cars started from this cityI II was like
the funeral procession Of ssme poor uneared
for specimen Of dehinct humanity, thin, spir-
itless, gloomy and unpleasantly peculiar
Great expectations were raised by the Union
City 'Publicans on the number Of enthusiastic
people which the Columbus, Piqua & Indiana
train would bring TO their rescue but when
the locomotive halted at the depot there, only
nine passengers emerged from the ample train
Never before was there snch an utter fzzle
Of this character; the disappointed, dispiri-
ted and dishcartened gangs Of "managers"
went about railing at each other soundly for
the bad luck, while pleasant faces-marking
them as Democrats were seen about the
streets enjoying things amazingly
Amy more Campmeetings Eh9
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-09-07

The gallant Democracy Of Old Butler raj
lied in strong force Mt yaudnlia last night
The Republicans ofthat town had frequently
boastfnlly declared that the Democratic party
had about died out Last nights rally murt
have convinced them that they were sadly mis-
taken. The meeting was larger than any Re
publican meeting held there in ten years past.
The Democracy are united, and are deter
mined to give good account Of themselves at
the October election. Although Butler is a
Republican township, every Republican meet
ing there this season has been a contemplate
failure. Tomorrow night they intend to have
a crowd there BY taking Che wide-Awakes
along. They can't get il up any other way;
they must I'M o., them into the country in or
der to have a meeting large enough TO talk tol
The meeting hast night was addressed in
English by Mcssrs Williams 4 Dieiz, at some
length, and short speeches were afterwards
made by Messrs Dwyer and Sullivan. II was
an excellent meeting and good was effected
Depend upon il, Democrats, "things is work
ing" in old Butler
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-09-07
Query

Why don't the Republican papers publish
Mr.. sEwARD's Boston Speech 1t goes for
abolition too openly it shows the real issue
too plainly; they fear the effect it will have
on the conservative masses of the North.
The Boston Courier says that the re-appear-
ance of the 'irepressible conflict in Mr..
sEwARD's Speech has occasioned much alarm.
1t was suppressed in the Boston Adrertiser,
and the country papers are dodging it
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-09-07
WhY Didn,t Hef

Hon, o. P. MoRToN, in his speech the other
evening referred to the corruptness of the
Democratic party
Why did he not tell us something about the
corruptions of the Republican party here in
our midst ? Why did he not enlighten the peo-
pie in regard to the s. 90, or sll 90 per month,
which the Republicans are paying and offer
ing for the purpose of securing votes ? That
is all honest though, because Republicans are
engaged in it.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-09-07
Ouestions.

The journal has for several days past been
asking questions for Democrats to answer 1t
will be remembered that about week ago we
published certain questions and asked the
journal and the Republican candidates to
answer Instead of answering, however, the
Journal, few days afterwards, published a
list of questions, and requested Democrats to
answer We frankly answered them one by
one, and again requested an answer from the
Journal to those published in the EMPIRE
but neither the Journal nor its candidates
have dared to answer them, though almost
daily since have been,asking questions "Tum
about is fair play" Now we will make pro
position to the editor of the journal. If he
i'll answer the questions we propounded, we
will answer those asked by the journal It
has been said that 'it is easier to ask, than
answer questions" and the course of the
journal but proves the truth of the adage
Toe the mark, gentlemen.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-09-07
The CountIess CroMdI

The excursion train on the G. & NJ. Road
left the Sixth street Depot yesterday morning
for the great Republican two-day Campmeet-
ing at Union City, with four pGsseagersl
There were five cars to the train We learn
the Conductors genial, clever soul, and
likes company-tried hard to get the fifth man
to occupy the fifth car, but did not succeed
And this was the vast crowd that went ur
from old Montgomery to meet with the thous
ands of Republicans from Ohio and Indiana
Ha ha ha
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-09-07
Democratic Clabs In Montgomery Co.


DAYTON pEnccr,rie Crun Officers: President J. A.
jordan; Vioc lrcsil Ants, A. y. Hotter aud W. II Gil
leswci TIepiuer, VIM, hickey; Secretaries, John A.
Dickcy Michael Cnrbouyi Executive Committee. H.
NJ. Ayrcs, Dr. la. Walters, Judge u Raggott Jona
than kenny a. " Holor and z. i. Thrsher. Meets
"Wednesday and Saicrlav evenings at Democratic
Reading Room, on Jefferson street.
"GiANr nFAocRAric ClruH CtaicrriHe, iT'uslington
T5trnsliy,-Ohcars: President Nj. j. swadcnpr; Vce
President james Sanscll; Treasurer John Norris Soc
rotary, John Mc6rcw. Executive Committee. Dr W
T.. James, MI SWndnor and Alexander Taylor. Club
meets every other snurlay night, nt"Iammony Hall"
"USios NAriovAI DyuocR,rc Cum" Union, Rg,.
g9'ph 1rrnbip-OHcersi ur. 5. Hawkins President;
Henry Sucll wee President; Dr. II. Swandcr, Treas
urcr; lhco. L. Ely, Secretary No time Of meeting
mentioned IN PROCEEDINGS.
"MoSsrER fouoLNs Gus" Tdn Biirea Hotel, Ian
burU 1OrHhip--Ohcers; President, p. G. Long IT,;
Vice PrcsdeutA, !. .ShroyCr; Treasurer John Halnmel
accrety, !. NJ. LoGycr Club meets once a week
President, u. G. Fitch Vice President, Moses Marques
secretory, W H. Beivlle; Treasurer, Geo. wog,inap
Executive Committee, Jacob hger George Curtis
Lewis Ned, D.. II. MeClery, Wm. j, NJ. Bttrhclder
cuh meets every Thursday evening, alternately in
Dayton View and Miami City.
"YouNa HICKORY CLuGH Ddaon--Oniccrs: Pres.
dent, J.. L. Gilleand; Vice Presidents, John Scphans,
VIM Turner Treasurer jog, zwisler, seeruaressG Gleu-
ent l.. Baumann,J J, f, Bolmcyer McCts every Thurs
daH evening" 81 such places as may be desgnatedby the
"OErgoS DBnocGArtc CLup." D1,doa--Onccrs: Pre-,
| idcnt, John II Stoppclman; Vice Presidents Norman
Love, Francis llusscng; Secretaries A, 9. Marshall,
at poo5s Hall. corner of Wayne and Richard streets
every Saturday evening, at o'clock.
''lWsu DEniocRArIc CUR" DqgfOa--Oficers Presi.
dent John Grove; Vice Presidents, James Kelly and
! NJ, Gill; Treasurer John Shrlock; Secretaries T.
o Conneil, dunes Carlnry, Club meets every Friday
evening, Of Niyons Hail. corner First and st. Clair ST.
"DouGLAs POPULAR SoyfnEGNrY CLUG,' Harrisburg
RdHiCipb observation-disclosures President, @. j. jackson
Vice President, j. r. MrCmtcr Secretary, David D.
Bauer; Treasurer, Christopher Hen.
! pouGtAs DE,ioCnATio CLJW,r FiwnesiiRe, JaclsoY
7bppsh4f- Officers: President, John f. Cross Vie,
Presdent q. Musselmun and e. w. Mover; Treasurer
| j. +. Thnmpsun; Secretaries, Flhu Thompson, an,
David Furry. Meets once week.
"DoudLAs INyNcIwE CLuH,' Aiillgiop, Clay Torn.
shp-Ohiccrs; President, 5. A. Williams; Vice Pres
dent, w. e. Hooyrn; Secretary, y. +. Warner; Treas
uTcr, q. w. II. Riey Executive Committee Dr. G. Ber
lin, a. W. Lunheltand W. n. Hooyen. aug
"W0OuuuRS POPULAR SOVEREIGNTY CLUu" Washing
ION I6rashp-O President W. joys; Vice Pred
dent, Wm CmmeT Secretary, James g. Michel; Treas
ufcr, Henry Albright. - utl23
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-09-07
HON. q. L.. VALLANDIGHAM,
Douglas I'm Ohio.

WlW ARMSTRONG, Esq, the sprightly ed
-itor oftbe Tfin Advertiser, inform us that
the State Central Committee have made the
following appointments in Ohio for Judge
DOUGLAS
Cleveland Saturday, Sept %.
TifIin, Monday Sept "a.
Columbus, Tuesday, Sept 25.
Cincinnati, Wednesday Sept 2G.
We also see that Judge DOUGLAS is an
nounced to speak at indianapolis, Sept 2sth.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-09-07
Naturalization.

We would suggest to our Democratic friends
throughout the county that there are in every
township in the county quite number of per.
sons who are entitled TO their final papers Of
naturalization. Judge BAoeorr, of the Pro
bate Court, is authorized to grant certificates,
and his Court is in session every day.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-09-07

BsS- Gov. SEwARD and suite are making the
tour Of the Northwest They were at Lam
sing yesterday. SEWARD, Gen. NYE, Attorney
Gen. HowARD and others, made speeches
There was a torchlight procession at night
Mr.. SEWARD and party were to leave to-day for
jackson.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-09-07
The ChIcago PIatCorm.

The Journal speaking of the Chicago Plat
form, says; 1--WE do not advise Republicans to
paste it in theirhats" A good idea, neighbos
Th,t document would not make very impo-
sing appearance in anybody hat; and besides,
it would not suit in all localities.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-09-07
State Fair Empire.

Tho propreiors " the DAiLY ENpmR intend issuing
a MORNING EDITION
during the wee, that the Ohio State Iairi being held
in this city. Aswe will have -Four Reporters on the
ground each day, besides regular city Editor, the
Morning Edition Of the EMrrHr viii contain everything
of interest which transpires, well as the awards as
made by the various Committees. An edition Of
FIVE THOUSAND
VIII he issued each day and sold by carriers exclusive
ly No subscriptions taken.
We appeal to thc citizens Of Dayton in favor Of this
enterprise. our Morning Edition will he the
BEST ADVERTISING MEDIUM
that will bc offered them, and trust that Our mer-
chants and business men viii take advantage of the OPP
poriunity 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 o
every one.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-09-07

bfg,Demoerais, Remember that the Doug
as Club of Van Huren township will meet at
Beetcrtorn tomorrow (Sutarday) evening
Judge Baegot, and Thos, r Thresher, Esq.
viii address the meeting. Turn out, Demo
,..t.t
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-09-07

1ds- We hope the speakers who go to Van
dalia to address the Wide-Awakes, will have
enough people of that neighborhood-D
Gratis and Republieans-to be witnesses to the
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-09-07

Messrs A. CAnuaq and OArrs 7. Tnuns-
roS, win address the Oregon Democratic C1ub,
at Walkers Hall, tomorrow Saturday eve
ming
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-09-07

rT,HE mcmiers Of tho ConiituilouAl Union Central
| Committee" or Montgomery county are requested
10 meet no tho oue 0f Clhs 4. Clall ON saturday, oth
inst at o'clock, PM JOS CLEg0.
ernii thmn.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-09-07
nEM0CglTIo NOMIKlTIONs.
f'p Ptsticif.-sTEPilHN 4 DOUGLAS, pf MN
F0r Wee fieai4,f- HEhsC'fiilsL v JunNs0N
Georgia


Tig PtstbR-sTEpllHN 4. DoUGIAs, q niihois,
nor fiee isediai- HERsCiit.iL v. JonNsoN Of
STATE TICTFr
~ s,g'ftns mr., fHOMAs ,. 3. SMITH, o.
w dgcs'Sy o,pstul--p W srAAfAuGH Of frus.
y. ag, W,gs,r g e neia gr nsie Woos-ApNER I.
PRISiDENrlAI, ELECTORS.
Tor TIE State n ispptS-s ERArillM MEYER, OF
stark county, WILLIAM p. WOODS Of Liclang
county
Dsi,ci ysciors-lst District VIZ. j. Fl,oo. Of IIams
iNOn 2t-JoilS S,nifF, of Hamilton; 3rd-JWQB II.
Fous, pf prchlc. ith-SfiAs B. WAtREE, of Shcliyi
Dryoar, Of BrOwn; 5ih-Hrsn @. COFrNAE, Of Fayeici
sth tiroaAr v sTANaaS, Of UalaWnrc 0t--CHrsrEa
Morr, OF ynndntic inth-ioHN ID JAafs, of Jaeksoni
iith--lANgs VI. MiLLru, Of Mogi l2th--SANrm u.
foFTEn, uf fnnilu l3th--WrLfkM pUrniN, Of Erci
iith-BurH krmoqq. NJ Ashland; l5ir--NicrotAs II.
ftl--WIt6oN KnNsoy, of Belmont; isih--lsnArL y.
cArrgn, nfSunnt; iotlt4 fnArfrFD. ADAMS OF Lake,
9fi--GEcnW 4 li0wAhp. ~ Ashahnln; 2lst-GHonGE
WEsrER. OF Jetldfaon.
Fbr cln0fc4-u. IT, VALLANniGHAM, Of Mont
fus. n, iNnEpENpEST. llLll
:, fe i 9fdgc 'V mc sgbcHor Court DANIEL A..
COUNTY TICKET.
Fbf fShe4f--gFORGE WtDgAMAN
fbr Ciclh--D X. nplER
Probate JifGe--jA NffsS II. BAGuOTT. w..
AmifO---B. ". AYf,Es. 81
UnWlssqaef--ADFRED IARfA tf
D'rfei9- n IqfuiuB--T LEWIS.
F'0qr IHpeciDr--J. ZIMMERMAN,
iork iqVefor GEORGE W. BODGERs.
/. . N u /. T. L
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-09-07
The Insult 10 Hon. l.. ID. Camp
belg,

The fact is, and we are told that Mr.. Camp
bell understands it, that the DAYTON Wide
Awales had their head quarters nearly oppo-
site Mr.. Campbell's house and marched up
there, blew out their lights and were dismiss
ed prior to returning to Dayton That's the
whole story No offence was intended, no one
thought Of showing disrespect to Mr. Camp
bell What poor contemplate trick is this
Of the Telegraph ph.-Dgyt0n Journal
You either know nothing about the matter
or else you wiltully publish what you know to
be false. The Wide Awakes have their head
quarters in Beckett's Hall on High ST., and ai-
ter parading and countermarching in front
of the Hall, they marched around in regular
order in front of Mr.. Campbolrs door ON See
ond street and in the face of his iamily blow
out their lamps, and it was done as an act Of
personal disrespect to Mr. Campbell You are
right when you say that Mr. Campbell under
stands it. He co9ld not have failed to have
understood IL No one who Witnessed it could
have failed to understand it. 1t was n gross
insult, and the more aggravating because III
tentionally done, and that by Mr. Craighead's s
own friends. Mr.. Campbell has been pursued
by the Republican press with a malignity uu-
heard of before, and to add to the outrageous
treatment Republican procession insuted
him at his own home, and in the presence of
his estimable family Gu. upon such treat
ment ntl-Hdmiifon Telegraph.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-09-07

DeS~ The Dayton Daily Empire is one Of
the very best Democratic papers we receive,
in fact we don't know how we could do with
out II 1t is edited with marked abity-deal-
ing death blows to the Republican party at all
points, and contains the latest political and
miscellaneous news of the day. The Empire
shonla be taken by all who desire the latest
news, as II is received at this point the same
day it is published Celind Standard
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-09-07
State Fair.

Ohio holds her State Fair at Dayton, onthe
25th and 2Sth of September The arrange
ments were never more perfect than they will
be this year and no better point than Dayton
could be chosen for the l'ai, The Miami and
Mad River Valleys could, if need be, supply
everything requisite for a good show, and the
city of Dayton is one of the most beautiful in
the land The grounds are well shaded and
beautiful as nature and art can make them.
.-Mansfeld Herald
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-09-07
sprriaT Notirrs.


Attention Light Guard Every mem-
49, hcr Of the Company who intends going 70
Cleveland muei positively be al the Armory this eve
nipg a O'Clock, without hil. nyorder Of
erpfdi W. D. PEAsE, Captain.
zoUAVE RANGERS i--ATTEN-
49, TION t.-Asscmlie at your Amoiy az 81
this cvcnIng, Friday. septcmter1th.
BY order Of Commandant
j. r. DnYprS, lSccrctaV. Ae'u
An Invaluable Expectorant'-Dr'
49, Hairs BslsHm hss received more weghiy M
dorscmcnis than any other Cough medicine before the
public comprising the names Of Physicians and Cler-
gymcu aitcstng its superiority for the cure Of Con-
snmption in all Its various stages jy3o
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-09-07
LANE s. BOD LEXIS
PORTABLE
Steam Circular Saw Mill.
Nv NILt ho N operation and saving lumber at d
w United States
GREAT AGRICULTURAL FAIRl

Held at Cincinnati, September 18th to 2Oth
OHIO STArE FAIR, Dayton, September 25th 10 2sth;
KENTUCKY STATE FAIR, Bowling Green, septem-
her 18th to odd
INDIANA STATE FAIR, Indianapolis, October 23d to
b 10Th. .t .. se7w3w
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-09-07
: Young Hickories -"

The ''Young Hickories" will assemble at
their Hail. at the Deluge CNo L. Engine
House, on Monday evening, to conclude ar
rangewents relative to the excursion to Mi
amisburgh. The Club will be addressed by
HON. q. l.. VALLANDIGHAM,
A. V. HOFER, ESQ,
and others The Democrats of the "Bloody
Fourth, are invited to be present on the oc-
casion, By order of the
PRESIDENT.