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Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-06-30
A DiabOIIcal G

One of the most fiendish Attempts at the de.
struction of human life which it has been our
lot TO record in q long time was made last
night on the New York Central Railroad, as
the lightning express train which left this city
in the evening neared Buffalo. We have
learned the particulars in detached pieces, but
as the Buffalo Express Of this morning gives
them correctedly we copy its account
AT about y O'Clock last evening when the
lightning express train on the Central r. r.
in charge Of Conductor Gibson, due at Buffalo
at 10 o'clock, was about a mile and a half east
OF Pembroke, the engineer, Mr.. Burr Stone,
discovered an obstruction on the track about
twenty rods ahead of the train, the reflector
rendering objects visible in the night only at
about that distant
With instantaneous presence of mind and
frmness of nerve he reversed his engine, ap-
piled the brakes, and at the same moment
whlstled a warning TO the brakesmen to in
crease the tension upon the wheels; but be-
fore the latter could spring to the post the
train had struck the obstacle, its momentum,
however so nearly checked by the powerful
action of the brakes that the collision produc-
ed but q slight shock and occasioned no dam
age, even to the cOwcatcher.
Upon examination it was found that a LARGE
pile ofties had been placed across the track BY
some fend or iends, with the horrid design of
overwhelming the train and all its living
freight with instantaneous destruction. When
those on board discovered how miraculously
they had escaped the most terrible fate of
which any conception can be formed, they
trembled as If in the presence of the danger
itself; and even the brave engineer lost the
nerve that had sustained him in the fearful
trial of his courage, and which, under the
blessing Of Providence, had saved a hundred
lives, blanching and ~shuddeFing with the
thought Of what might have been"
The ties were removed with considerable la
Dor, and after a detention of about half an
hour the journey was resumed, all sober in the
contemplation of the incident that had inter
rupted them.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-06-30
The big Shin.

The London Times says of the improve.
ments on the Great Eastern which is now
turning the heads of the Gothamites
The huge, black, cCfin-like hull, has now its
sobre massiveness relieved by n broad streak
Of white, which, making an easy curve from
stern to stern, gives lightness to her appear
ance, and shows off her beautiful lines to per-
lection. The row of black chimneys, which
also disfgured her, have been painted cream
color, and these changes, with others as to the
color of her yards make her look light and
~yacht-like, and more after the style of our
swift ~sea-going packets, than at first it seemed
possible to produce in a vessel of such colossal
proportions. In more substantial improve
ments the change is even greater and more
marked, The unsightly deck, which formerly
leaked at every scam, and which, both in re-
gard to fitting and material, was worse than
is seen even in small coasters, has been made
tolerable good. 1t is not in the power of ship
wright ever to make this u really good deck,
but it has certainly been infinitely improved.
1t is nov at least perfectly water-tight, well
caulked, reduced to a fair level, and when
scraped and vanished will pass muster well
enough. The wheel-house, which so spoilt
the look of the stern of the vessel, has been
removed, and the steering gear entirely re-
constructed on a new principle.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-06-30
KEEP THE BALL ROLLING
Douglas and Johnson.

Democrats remember the rally tonight and
be on hand. The Democracy Of other cities
are up aud stirring, and will render a more
than good account Of themselves at the polls,
in favor of our nominees. We must not be
behind them, and will not, taking the crowd
and enthusiasm of last Saturday night as a
criterion. The battle has fairly opened, aud
it behooves every Democrat TO do his whole
duty in the contest "The day is ours if we
but work as Democrats can work, and as we
think Democrats will work for DOUGLAS aud
JOHNSON. Our opponents are discouraged
they know that the fence-rail candidate aud
his supporters are no match for the "httle g.
ant with the people at his back. They may
buster and brag of what they are going to dc
for Lincoln-the number of States they will
carry for him-but it is intended only as a
scarecrow with which to frighten the timid.
Hon. C L. VALLANDIGnAN, our talented
and popular Representative will certainly be
home this afternoon and address the meeting
Gen. WV H. LYTLE, of Cincinnati, one OF
the most eloquent orators in the State, has
been invited and is expected to be present
Hon. GEo. W. HoUK, the Delegate to the
National Convention, from this District, and
Hon. I. J. S. SMITH, A. V. HoFER, Esq, and
others, will also address the crowd.
Be of good cheer, Democrats STEPHEN A.
DouGLAs, the peoples choice, will defeat
ABRAHAM LINCOLN, the Republican nominee,
just so certain as they both live until the day
Of election.
keep the ball rolling"
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-06-30
DOUGLAS and JOHNSONI
Another Grand Rally Of the Democracy
win be held in this city,
HI EV ENING,
AZ \ O'Clock, in front Of the
Court House.

Let every Democrat in city and country so
arrange his business as TO be present Come
with banners and music-come in crowds and
come singly-come any way and every way
and show by your presence that the Democrat
ic boys Of Montgomery are ride 0rake. Make
II such a demonstration in behalf of your can
didates as shall teach the worshippers of the
rail splitter that you are not only ready, but
eager for the contest, and determined to do
your whole duty towards giving the vote of our
gallant State fol DoUoLAs and JOHNSON.
Hons. C. L. Tdilandigham, r. j. S Smith,
Geo. W. Houk, 4. v Hofer, Esq, and 9TH
ers, will address the meeting,
"UP, GUARDS, AND At THEMr
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-06-30
Trouble 1M COshOctOn Republl-
can Convention,

The other day as We learn by the Democrat,
the Republicans of Coshoeton met for the
purpose of sending delegates to the State Con
%vention, and no minating a county ticket.
Their nominee for Prosecuting Attorney, John
c. Tilball, Esq, did not like the platform, as
it affirmed the power of Congress and the Su-
preme Court to establish or abolish slavery in
the Territories. Numerous attempts were
made to amend so as to suit him, but the Abo-
ition element being too strong the amend
ments failed Whereupon Mr.. Tilball declined
and left the convention, as did several others.
he will now support Douglas, and stump the
county for him. Old Coshocton viii give a
rOusing Democratic majority next fall, and no
mistake,
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-06-30
MASTER COMMISSIONERS SALE

Henry Nurtner, No. 1854,
against tSuperinr Court Montgomery
William Alien, ct al. County, Ohio,
DURSUANT to an order Of the Superior Court of
Il Montgomery county, Ohio, made IN the above case
atits June term, 1850, and to mt directed, l shall offer
at public auction, at the door of the Court House in the
city of Dayton, Montgomery county, Ohio, on
Saturday, august 4, 1850,
Between the hours of one and four O'Clock m, OF said
day, the following described real estate, to wit: Lot
numbers seyentD upon Jones plat OF subdivision OF
out lot numbered thirty two C32) ON the plat of out lots
south Of Dayton, AMI east Of Main street, decided to
Daniel W. Wheelock by Oliver Jones and Hiram Bo-
dine, administrators Of the estate of John l.. Jones,
deceased, late of Hamilton county, Ohio, and by said
Daniel ". Wheelock and his wife to Joseph +. Allen,
nndIby Joseph y. Allen, duly devised TO Cassandra AL
len, his wife, by will duly made and executed, aud ad-
United to Probate and recorded in the Probate Court of
Montgomery county, Ohio. Said property is TO he sold
on q Judgment in favor of Henry Curtner, and against
William Allen, ct al.
The above property has been appraised at two thou.
sand hNe hundred dollars, and can not sell for less than
two thirds Of the appraisInent, which Is 81 1865 60 ~.
Terms Of sale, cash, n. Il. JORDAN,
Master Commissioner superior court, Mont. co.
GEo, W. HoUK, Atty. ie2sltd
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-06-30

Let this be the motto in the campaign
which has opened so anspiciously for the Dem
ocracy. This is no time for wrangling over
past or future differences. With but the sin
gle object in yiew-the election of DOUGLAS
and JoHNsoS-to guide our forces and direct
our exertions, and with all the strength W,
are capable of putting forth in that direction
there can be no doubt of the result Again
we say Stick together r
"Whea midst the wreck Of fire and smoke,
When cannons rend the skies asunder,
And fierce dragons with quiekening stroke
Upon the reeling eginen thunder,
The ranks close up TO sharp command,
Till helmets feather touches feather
Compact the furious shock they stand,
And conquer, for they STICK TOGETHER"
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-06-30


The great standard medicines Of the present age, haze ac-
q'iroi heir great Popularity only through years Of trial,
UHbOuadoi sd iydeioa Is rendereibg them il all cases; and
the po0pte hare pronounced them wOrthy.
Lirer Complaint, Dyspepsia, JaHadce, Debility Of HE
Nervous Sysfen, Diseases Of the kidneys, and all diseases
arising from a dSoNiereihper or DOedkpess Of the stomach
aad digestive ognas, are speedily and permanently cured by
NE German Bhfers.
The BnSnDie Cordial has G%oqrireia reputation surprising
that Of any similar preparation ertdat. IL wHi cure, I0ith-
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eipieat Consumption, and has performed the most reodgkd-
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AJeo doses iBU also al once check and cure he most Sc
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These Medicines are prepdTeiLy Dr. C. W. Jdeksond o.,
No. AIS Arch street, Philadelphia, Pa, dad aTd sobfbyd0g-
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bottle. The signature Of C. M Jackson, i0a DO on me out
side iordTper Of each bottle.
In The Almanac published annually By he propIeors,
bauel EoerybOiJs Almanac, yOu icH find testimony and
oommentdtory notices from all parts Of The country,
These ALadndes are given dtUdgb By al our agents.
RD-F5r sdleby W. W. STEWART and J, W. DIE
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Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-06-30
The stars and StripeS--A p resen-
ta1IOm.

We were most agreeably surprised last eve
ming, by being made the recipients of a large
and beautiful American aag,-a regular Dem
o%cratic flag, for it is the flag of the Union,-
through the kindness of our Democratic
friends A V. STANcIFER, Wy. TURNER, JOSHUA
FIELDING, WV. EIcuELBERGER, WV. EAKER,
JoHN SHELLABARGEk, JOIN A. MISIcK, and
others.
1t is the same flag which signalled the vic
tory of the Democracy in the campaign Of
1856, and shall signal the victory of the same
party in November next.
We tender our sincere thanks to the donors
and shall ever bear in kindly remembrance
this friendly act
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-06-30
The People Of Southern Ohio Ia
be Enlightened.

The New York Tribune some time since
published a long article on the coming Presi
dental election, in which this passage occurs
at is quite evident, therefore, that the
great battle-ground will be New Jersey, Penn,
s~ylvania, and the southern parts of OHIO, In.
diana and Illinois. Into these sections of our
country, | think we should at once RkH- send
a number of capable, honest. and intelligent
men to ENLIGHTEN THE PEOPLE, dis
tribute documents &c, &c.
GREELEY is capable of doing 'cool things
we know, but the above is about as cool and i'm
pudent as anything he could well be guilty Of
Think of it, men of Southern Ohio, GREELEY
who has advocated and defended through the
columns of the Tribune, all the numerous
'isms' which have sprang into existence du-
ring the last twenty years, proposes to send
missionaries among you to ~eHiighteH you! In
the opinion of this Republican leader, you are
not Intelligent enough to decide for yourselves
you are not competent to attend to your own
afiairs-you must be instructed how to vote,
and hence he urges that "a number of ca
pdbLe, honest () and intelligent men he sent
o 1t here "to eHhghfen the people" Unless
we much mistake the temper Of the people in
this section, they will teach this f%anatical Alb
olitionist that they are competent to take care
Of their own affairs, properly, intelligently and
honestly, without the Intervention Of SUck
missionaries as GREELEY proposes to send.
The effect of the doctrine which the Tribune
teaches is plainly visible in the Northern por
ton Of this State. Look at the Reserve
where thousands of copies of the paper circu
lates weekly, and what do we see2 The laws
of the land are nullifed the equality Of the
negro race, socially and politically, is openly
advocated criminals engaged in treason and
conspiracy find q resting place prisoners are
wrested by main force from the hands of the
officer; and rank abolitionism thriyes the best
To bring about a similar state in Southern
Ohio, is what the Tribune desires. Our PEG
pie want none such. They are a conservative
unionloving, law-obcying people. They stand
by the Constitution and its Compromises they
are willing to grant all sections of the Con.
federacy the rights to which they are Justly
entitled, and yield to the laws of the land,
until properly repealed, that obedience aud
respect, without which all Government must
be at an end. Our people are not Of that
class who would accept the benefits to be de-
rived from a Constitutional Government, and
then shirk or fail to fulfill the duties and res.
possibilities which that Government imposes
upon them. So
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-06-30
From the southern Ohio Argus.l
The DAYTON naIly EmDlre,

We have once or twi,e before mentioned
the fact thatthis paper hLo undergone a change
in ownership and editalshrp Always an able,
unflinching advocate ofthe great fnndamen-
tai principles of Democracy, aud well con-
Quoted in all its appointments, it has wonder
fully improved in the change.
IL is printed on new type, and looks as well
as any Of the metropolitan dailies. We have
the pleasure Of a slight acquaintance with
some of the personnel o fthe Empire, and OF
il we speak in terms no less high.
The Empire win be a b~rigade-a host in
the coming important political struggle for the
Presidency. Its strong batteries will beleh
destruction 10 the enemies of our country.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-06-30
Douglas VIII Carry New York

The Buffalo New York; Courier, of June
25th, in an article upon the nomination Of
Judge Douglas, says
"If the election were to take place within a
week, Judge Douglas would carry New York
by an overwhelming majority, But, as he
stands upon the rock of principle, we believe
he will gain rather than lose by the discussions
and incidents of a more protracted canvass"
The Albany New York; Argus and Atlas,
a cool and sagacious print says
"If all the indication Of popular opinion
which proceeded the Convention do not prove
deceptive, we shall he sustained in this posi-
ton by a majority Of the electors of our own
State"
There is scarcely a doubt that Douglas will
beat Lincoln twenty-five thousand votes in
New York.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-06-30
scandinavian Pills and purl-

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Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-06-30
.p.meer..l. co~n.y c%onv.n,len

- Democratic County Convention
SATURDAY, JUNE ~, ls0n
The Democratic voters of Montgomery county ar
requested 10 meet IN Dayton. on Saturday, the 5Eh O
Juna, at 2 O'cl0ck p. NJ, for the purpose of electing nins
d~eiegatcs To represent them IN the Democrats STATE
Convention, witch meets In Columbus On the tth day
81 July nex, for the pnFpnnaok nomIElng candidnte'
FOR the State 1f1crEEr Also I0kftnLE lNHaofs for Pre-
eident and Nino nrnpl1ahN. Let there ~ a good gath
eing Timely nohce will b. given nfthe place n meet
ing ny order Of the Central Committee
JONATHAN KENNEY,
GEORGE WOGAMAN,
w. II. GlLLESPiE,
w. =. AME
HIRAM LEWIS,
WM. EGRl,
WM GOUnI,
". BLANCHARD,
VI BARTMESS.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-06-30

A Fish SEVEN YEARS IN SOLITARY CoNFISE-
MEST-Lately the water in the large tank in
the Edinburgh Castle having been run off for
the purpose of executing some repairs, one of
the workmen engaged in removing the slit from
the bottom caught a live trout six inches long.
This trout must have come through the pipe
from the reservoir at the Pentland Hills and
as the tank has not been cleaned since its cree
ton, seven years ago, the fish has probably
passed several years in solitary confinement
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-06-30
AcgaI.
by the Mayor.

MAYORS OrFIcE,
CITY OF DAYTON, June 28, 1850.

VWNHWH , VTTINEf
CRY OF DAYTON, June 20, 1860.
w HEREAs 1t Is made apparent, from the large
w number of Dogs, running at large within the City,
that the disease of hydrophoha Is in danger of becom-
ing prevalent,
Therefore; /, W. H.. GILLESPIE, Mayor of the city oil
Dayton, do hereby order, and require, all persons own
ny, or harborng any animnl of the dog kind, to cOnfine
the same within i've days, from the date hereby to
his or her yard or house, for the term of sixty days, OF
TO mlizzle the same in such manner, M 10 preclude the
possibility OF damage, or injury resulting from hydro
phobia or otherwise. W. IL. GILLESPIE, Mayor.
SIC. VIII or Doc LAws-lt shall be lawful for any per-
son to Kill amy animal OF the dog kind, found running
at large within said city, within the time specified IN the
proclamation of the Mayor rs aforesaid; and il shall be
the duty OF The Marshal to cause all such animals, 50
running at large in cOntruyentiUn OF such proclamation
rs aforesaid, to be destroyed. je2S
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-06-30

OF the National Democratic
Campaign cemmittee.
lion. G. l.. VALLANDIgHAM, Of Ohio, Chairman.
lion. WILLIAM BANkSDALE, M Miss.
Hon. MILES TAYLOR, Of Luinsiann.
Hon. WILLIAM BI0LEli, Of Pennsylvania.
Hon. THOMAS =. nOCOCk ~ Virginia.
Hon. JNO. a. LOGAN, Of Illinois.
Hon. VIM. N. ENGLISH, Of Indiana.
Hon. John CUOHRANE, of New York.
.Socrcfdrgof Olmmntrc.-M. w. cLuSkl, Esi.
Treasarer-IONAH u. HOOVER, Esp.
ROOms--No. \, AZ street, near the CITY Hall.
m All communications should H. addressed TO
o @. L. VALLANDIGHAM, NJ. G.,
chm Nat. Dem. Camp'm Committee.
Washington, u. G.
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EOR RAIE-

A convenient two story Brick Dwelling on Jones street,
containing q rooms, summer kitchen, eistern, well,
cellar, stalaing, &e., with choice fruit. This property
viii be sold at a bargain ifapplieation be made soon, as
the owner wishes to remove from the city. Enquire Of
je2z CHAS. L. CLARKE, Third 1t.
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R~HOIIoway'sO Intmemt.-c

49, mplOyment.-any person, either male
~ or female can easily make from six to eight.
teen dollars a week by an art which | possess; can be
done by any person OF ordinary mind, with little ON no
capital, and an ornament in every family. This is no
humbug. Sent to any address on receipt Of 90 cents in
coin or stamps to y G.. MATHER,
ap7wm3 Post Office, New York.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-06-30

HOLE-HAINEs-On the 18th inst, ~ Rev. D. Win.
tiers, at his residence, Mr.. Jeremiah Hole, 90 Miss
Haines, both Of Washington township.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-06-30
DWELLING

DWELLING HOUSES,
n y every description and price. The following is the
" location of some of thems
@flksT STREET between Main and Jefferson;
SECOND SrRERT, below Perry-Three fine dwell
ings.
THIRD STREET :"
FOURTH STREET "
kIFTH STREET, between Main and Ludlow;
WILKINSON ST, Fourth and Filth;
LUDLOW First and Water;
Over the Rhine"
SMITH STREET, near Brown;
JONES STREET, between Brown and Jefferson;
GREEN STREET, " Jefferson and Teenmseh.
ACksON ST. " fifth and Van Buren,;
WAYNE STREET, South OF Filth;
DAINBRIDGE ST, North Of "
ULlNrON STREET, near Third;
SECOND STREET, East Of Webster,
These are many Of them very choice pieces Of property
and all are offered low. | have besides those above
enumerated, u large amount OF very cheap property In
the suburbs, for sale and trade.
CHAS. e. CLARKE, Real Estate Agent.
ye28 Clrgg's Building, Third Vt.
VACANT LOTS in every part Of the city, for sale and
' trade cheap. je2s CHAS. L. CLARKE, 80 ct.
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RegImental Orders---NO. s.

HrAn orAnrrns. Fnsr Rro'r o, V. NJ
DAyroN, o., June ~, le1.
TIME Field and staff Commissioned htd hoh7eo,l-
missone,i ofieera, mnahians and pryaies OF ne
Frst Regiment ohio Volunteer Militia Wi nssenn,le
a Hooidrk n no, on "Wednesday the Folrth Day oi1unl'
isCn. on ne Repimental Parade Ground Dayton vihoi
fret n 81 f,r ANY on the occasion Of the celehrauon OF
pe nnnIvefsary NJ Anefican Independence,
Company Gs( Mianistnrg Light 'uaru)lS eNe'P""
from the operation Of this order.
i.sot3 IL, r. EAKER, Adiutant.
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ALSO,

M arces ! mile west OF sldney, on a fine road. 70
acres under cultivation. Comfortable frame dwelling
house of rooms. Well, eistern, orchard, &c. Land Of
good quality.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-06-30
DIED.

TATE-On Friday evening, Mary Belle, infant daught
or Of Samuel and Sarah Jane Tate.
funeul will take place Sunday afenOon ~ 2 o'clock
duly - Services at the house, No, l, Bridge street
Place OF interment, Woodland.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-06-30

oH-The Hamilton Telegraph In running
ap the Gag Of DouoLAs and JoHNsox SAYS.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-06-30

10 acres on the Shakertown Jike, four miles nom the
city. Handsome two-story frnne house-9 rooma.--
Fine barns, good hearing orchard, sinoke-house, spring
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ALSO

SIS acres best quality, second bottom on the River Road
2 miles below the city. Small frame house, good flame
barn, orchard &C. Win be sold low on very easy pay.
ments. CHAB. II.
Clegg's Building. Sd street.