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Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1860-08-24

Via View Oregon, Otsgsto. Ausds, Le.Nhe,
Oas 0isa and Auross; slso 70 stop Fssss q
AusIs.
illS1. Froa Magnolia, ~ Preparation, eslvie:se
and snithisnd, to Cofresticnvii's, 70 n"ss
aod bnck once week.
Lsevs y gnolia Wsirssday 81 IN
rive At Co,rscsionville next day BY spa;
Leave Cssvsesi.svi,ls Friday q -;
Ill53. krom } srcngo, ~ GuiSvi.ls. Irving And
0soevs, to vissos, ~ miles and eesk: ssss .
week.
Leave Msrsngo Tuesday 1t lPm;
Arrive 81 vinton next day bySPn;
Leave vinsou Monday II So N;
Arrive ~ Marengo next day ~ - y;
Bios to end route 81 kscman 70 miles tevises:
Bids also invited ~ run via Less Grove aed
Gsseva TO vistoal - miles, )sise Tor sve mp
week.
New Jefferson, TO Carroilt.n, lis miles and
back once = week.
Leave Marietta Monday ats an;
Arrive 1t Car. olton next Wednesday By P y ;
Leave Csrrelton Thursday 81 an;
Arrive At Marietta next saturday bys =
New Jefferson, Carrolltos, Denis0n and Feiv!-
dere, to ecatur in Nebraska Territory. I55
miles and back, once wc,k.
Leave MAnetts monday at M;
Arrive IT Decatur nexi Friday BY 6P1;
Leave Decatur Monday attain;
Arrive at Marietta next Friday BY spm.
lllSl From Marietta. by Lafayette, Lthopois'
Ackley, NeumsntOwn, Hampton, SaSatOEa,
Mainse Grove, and Doun Grove, to Mason
City, so miles and back, once . week.
LeSv Marietta Thursday ut an;
Arrive 1t Mason City next day BY . m;
Leave Mason City Tuesday at an;
Arrive at Marietta ne II day by6 m.
Bids to commence route 1T Iowa Falls invited.
ill6l From Mason City, by Bristol and Bes!
Lake, Minnesota, to Albert Lea, AZ miles and
back, once week.
Leave Mason City Saturday at 3 an;
Arrive at ALDER, Lea next dsy by6pm;
Leave Albert Lea Monday at am;
Arriveat Mason City next day by IN.
lll6S. From Mitchell; by Plymouth and shell
Rock Falls, to Mason City, 70 miles ana back
once = week.
Leave Mitchell Wedne sday sam;
Arrive at Mason City by 6 pm;
Leave Mason City Thursday at 8 an;
Arrive Mt Mitchell by pm.
lll64. From Monticello, by Cattle Grove, New
Buffalo and McQueens Mills, to Paris, "a miles
AID back. once week.
Leave Monticello Friday 1t 8 an;
Arrive At Paris by6pn;
Leave Paris > ,tu, day at IN
Arrive at Mon cc.llo by 6 pm;
ill65 From Mount Vernon, by New Linden
Sprisgvill-. Paddilg,on and Waprs. "a
Ciark's Ford. 2 miles and back, once week
Leave Mount Vernon Fr,aay at SAN;
Arrive a Clark's Ford by g. pm;
Leave Clark's Ford saturday at An;
Arrive at Mount Vernon by 6pm;
lll66. From New jefferson, by Lake City and
kaccoon Fork, to 81 City, 80 miles and back
once week.
Leave New Jefferson Tuesday at am;
Arrive at sac CITY next day BY IL m;
Leave >ac Ci.y Wednesday at ] pm;
Arrive vt New Jefferson next day by pm.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1860-08-24
MAIL CONTRACTS.
[BY AUTHORlTY.l
UNITED STATES NAILS.
Posr OFFICE DRPAarNgNr,

[
May 10, 1850
PROPOSALS FOR CONVEYING THE NAILS
Of the United 1T ties IF m October !, 1861. e
'ues ~ 1892 on the following routes in the state
II Iowa, will be received At the Contract Once Of
this Department until 3 P. II. of July 81 next 70
he decided by August 10, 'oliowine:
lltoO. From Ashton to Decatur Neb T.. S milss
and back, once week
Leave Ashton Saturday at Am.
Arrive At Decatur by IL am;
Lssvs becalur Sa' urday At PM:
Arrive 1t Ashton by S pm
Bids for three trips a week invited.
lilsi. From bcllefontsine, by Attica and Cos.
port. to Charlton, 80 miles and back, oacs
Leave BslIefontaine Tuesday At sam;
Arrive 1T Charlton by s pm;
Leave Charlton wednesday team;
Arrive at Beliefontaine by pm.
BIDS for woand also three times week invited.
lllO1. From bentonsport. by keOssuqsa, Phils-
delph,a, Iowaville, nttumws. Eddyvills, Am
sterdsm, Ned Rock Pennington, L.feJettc,
and Adelphi, to Des Moines, las miles and
back, once week.
Leave Beotonsport Monday At an;
Arrive at Des Moines next w edne-day by pm;
Leave bes Moines Thursday at 8 am;
Arriveat bentonsport next "a urday by m
Bids to commence route at Eddyville invited.
lllO3. From bloomfield by saw nnSh, to Lancas-
tor. No, 20 miles and back, once . week.
Leave bloomfield Thursday 1t Sam;
Arrive At Lancaster by SPIN;
Leave Lancaster Friday at an;
Arrive at Bloomfield by pm.
Hids for two and also three times . week invited
ill04 From Bradford. by Marble Rock, u Rock
ford, ~ miles and back. once week.
Leave Bradford Tuesday At sam;
Arrive at Kocsford by SPIN;
Leave kvcki ord We tnestay At IN;
Arrive at Bradford by S pm.
Bids for twoand also three times week invited.
Bids to include Flood Creek also inv Ted.
lllG5. From Burlington, b, Augusta, denmark,
West Point, Dover and Primrose, to Far Ing
ton, 40 miles and back, once a week.
Leave Burlington Tuesday at am
Arrive at Pennington by SPIN;
Leave F.rmington Wednesday at an;
Arrive 1t Burlington by 8 N.
Bids for three tips . week invited.
lllOe FROM Cascade, BY Isabel, Overreach's Fer
ry, Walnut Fork. Pioneer Grove, and g. wer's
Ferry, to Iowa City, IS miles and back, once
week.
Leave ascade Tuesday at 8 am
do NV
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-08-07
DemOcratIe cIubs IN MONTGOMERY 90.

| DAYroN Dr,ncRAri~ CIuu-OAicers, President J A
Jordan, Vice Presidents, \, V. Hoicr and W. H. Gil
| lespe; Treasurer, WIN. bckoy Secretaries John 4.
Dckey Michael Carherry; Executive Committee, -,
NJ. Ayrcs, Or. j. s. Walters. Judge H. Baggou iona
| than Kenny, A. " Hoicr and r. +. Thresher. Meets
Wednesday aud Sntcrday evenings, at Democratic
Reading Room, on Jefferson street.
! "GI,Nr DrNocinrfc CLrn,n Csnfcr1RIe Washinqfoa
hip-OhCcrt President NJ. j. Swndancr; Vice
President james Stanscl; Treasurer John Norris See.
retary John McGrew, Club meets every other satur-
day night, at "Tammmy Hall" Centeryille
"UNioN NAroNAL DEMocRArto Cara" Uai0n, Ran
p1'ph TOrashi hi-piheerss DT, $. Hawkins President;
Henry SMELL Vice President; pr II. Swanler, Treas
urer; Theo. =. Ehy, Secretary. No time of meeting
meutonedin IN proceedings.
"MoNsrEn DouGIAs CLuR,r Van Byrea Hoid Tna
Buron T6ignshipOhcers: President, r. G. Long h.;
Vice PrcsdenA. shroyer Treasurer Ohm ilartwoll;
Secretary, j. NJ. Leieycr Club meets once week.
President, d. G. Fitch Yhe President Moses MARQUIS;
Secretary, H. Bellyille; Treasurer Geo. Womiian.
Executive Committee, Jaoob Rgler, George Curtis.
Lewis Ncti J. II. MrClary, WIN. j. NJ Baichelder,
club meets every Thursday evening, alternately IN
Dayton View aud Miami city,
"YouNG HcKoRy CLuu' Da,Foa-Oficers: Presi-
dent, /. l.. Gilleand Vice Presidents, John stephus,
VIM Turner Treasurer Jos, INi.lcr; Secretaries lem
ent l.. Bannnnn, }. r. nolmeycr Meets every Thurs
day evening Mt such places ~ may be designated 10y tho
Club.
"onEooS DEMOCRATIC CLuH," Dayioa--Oiicor4: Pres.
ident, John II. Stoppcman; Vice Presidents Nornan
VIM Lcouhard; Treasurer, Daniel Thorn. Meets
at Pool's Hail. corner of Wayne aud Richard streets
every Saturday evening. at o'clock
''lHrsu DgNocRAric CLua" Ddytoa--Oflioer-: Pres.
dent John Grove; Vice Presidents, Inmes Kelly and
NJ. 6lui Treasurer, John Shlrlock; Secretaries, r.
OConnell, Jones Cartaty, Club meets every Friday
evening, at NiVon's Hall corner First and e. Clair ST.
'DordLts porvLAR epvEnEtGNrY Ctun.n Harm @ti,g
Vice President j. u. hoCartcT; Secretary, David H.
Bauer; Treasurer, Christopher Hen,
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-08-07
Escape of Col. Cross the FOrgcr-
A slippery Customer.

Col J. Buchanan Cross, the noted forger
made his escape from a Philadelphia polio,
officer, on Saturday morning, as he was beirfg
taken from Moyamensing Prison to the Cour
Of Quarter Sessions to be sentenced Tho
Bulletin gives the following account of the
affair
Gross was duly handed over TO the officer
and after he was placed in his custody, third
party was permitted to hold conversation
with him which the officer did not hear Mr.
Porter and his prisoner then got into chaise
and they were driven along Passyunk road, al
Prime street. when Cross remarked that he
expected to be sent out to Cherry Hill, and he
would like to stop first at his old lodgings, al
the Southwest corner of Moyamensing avenue
and Washington avenue, for the purpose OF
locking up his trunks Mr. Porter states that
he demurred at his proposition, but at length
consented to the arrangement, and the chaise
was accordingly driven to Millers tavern, al
the spot named Cross and the officer pro
ceeded up stairs to the third story, and they
entered q room which was darkened The
prisoner alluded TO this fact and pequested the
officer to open the shutter While the latter
was obligingly doing this, Cross bolted out OF
OuiSlut,
ran down stairs, ard scaling the fence, leaped
into light wagon that was in waiting, and
was driven off by man already in the vehicle,
as fast as the horse could carry him,
The officer, upon finding himself Outwitted,
kicked out panel Of the door and followed
the fugitive, On the stairs he met woman,
and upon getting into the yard he saw a chair
by the aid of which Cross had scaled the
NJ, b,J .I, Ia, -.
to see the wagon with the fugitive, going off in
Southerly direction. The discomftted ofli-
Ger came up to the city, and having lodged in.
formation at the Central Station, the telegraph
was put into requisition, and scouts were
sent out 70 intercept the fugitive, if possible.
Cross is shrewd fellow and tho pfloers
will experience some trouble in tracing him
out
The fugitive Is celebrated in his line Of bus
mess He cut great dash In Paris few
years since, and obtained the means Of doing
it by an extensive series of forgeries aud
swindling On his return to the United States
he organized series of forgeries by which
parties in Philadelphia, New York and Boston
were heavily bled. With the fruits of these
misdeeds he was living the life of a nabob in
a Southwestern city, with his fast woman,
valet, &c, when he was arrested and brought
to Philadelphia for trial He was cunning
enough to cover up his traces, and he escaped
conviction. Recently he was convicted of
forging a check on the Consolidated Bank, in
the name of Mr. Crawford, and he was to have
been sentenced to-day He Is q stout, good
looking man, dressed with much taste, and
has gentlemany bearing and prepossessing
manners, which aid him greatly in his rascally
operations
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-08-07
The Trade IN CrInoIine.

The New York World says Few persons
imagine the extent of the trade in crinoline
wire For about three years past, the con
sumption of wire by the crinolfne workers in
this country has been not far from 100 tuns
per week The wire is of steel and the price
has ranged from fifteen to thirty cents per
pound, AT the average-twenty-two cents
the yearly consumption amounts to $2,A64,-
600. A few months since, the orders TO first
hands greatly diminished, and fears we're ap-
pretended by the wire-makers that the har-
vest was over. But tho lul was caused by an
overstock in the hands Of opinolne -makers,
who had ordered too freely, At present the
demand is as active as ever and prices are
advancing The ladies viii be surprised to
know how much this part Of their dress costs
in the aggregate, and to think what weight
they wear.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-08-07
Randolph Township Moving.

Eds Empire:-The Democracy of Ran.
dolph townships assembled on Thursday eve.
ming, August I'd, 1860, at Harrisburg, for the
purpose of organizing National Democratic
Club.
o. j. Jackson was called to the chair and
D, f. Bauer was appointed Secretary.
On motion, it was resolved to name the Club,
The DoUglas Popuiar Sovereignty C2,tb, af
ter which the Club elected the following oili-
GERS to serve during the campaign, to wit: o..
]. jackson, President j. r. McCarter Vice
President David l.. Bauer, Secretary; Chris
topher Hen, Treasurer,
On motion, committee of three, viz: d.
Shaw, H. Kopp and ID. Il. Bauer was appoint
ed to procure a Flag and Pole, to be erected
August Is, 1860, ut . o'clock m.
On notion it was resolved to have Dem
ocratie mass meeting at Harrisburg, on SatrIr.
day, August Is, 1860, at o'clock ~ aud D.
i. Bauer, j, n, MoCarter and O. j. jackson,
were instructed to procure speakers for said
mass meeting.
On motion, o. j. jackson and d. j., Bauer,
were appointed u committee to draft resou-
tions expressing the sense Of this Club which
were reported rs follows:
Resoiced That we heartily endorse the
nomination of Stephen A. Douglas and Her
shell v johnson for President and Vice Pres
ident of the United States
Resolued Thatwe congratulate the Democ-
Paoy upon apr State ticket
Resdlred, That We fully endorse tho nomi-
nation of our able National and accomplish
ed Representative, c, l.. Vallandigham.
Res0iped, That we will elect aH of our
Democratic nominees at the fall elections
Resoired, That we win circulate the Day
ton EMPIRE as nm able exponent Of our prin-
ciples and that each member of this Clubbe a
committee to that end, and the bringing of
electors to the polls on election days.
Resoired, That the proceedings of this
Club be published in the Dayton EMPIRE.
0. j. JACKSON, Prest
ID H. RAuPn Sony
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-08-07

INARM FOR sALE.-I0O acres q miles from Now
Il Cashno, Dark County, aud = miles from Browns
Station the d. W r. r. 1Oncres under fine culh-
yation Good hame dwelling frume larh Also, a
hewed log dwelling. Good orchard, springs and a
creek OF running water through the rnce Part bottom
land, and the balance best quality 0fsecond bottom
This Is rst-rlte Farm and will be- sold per cent
less thnn inferior land has ACTUALLY sold for IN the vi
cimly.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-08-07
Unfortunate Appeal of a Grim
inaI.

VIM. Williams formerly of Willamsport,
Westmoreland county, Pa, stabbed a Captain
Otis, OF San Francisco, on the Panama Rail
road, some months since, for which, after con
yiction, the local authorities sentenced him to
twelve years on the chain-gang. He appeal
ed to the Supreme Court of Bogota, demand
ing new hearing on the ground that he was
a foreigner and entitled to trial before a
national or Federal Court His case was re-
ferred to the Federal judges of Panama, by
whom he was found guilty, and sentenced to be
hung. This sentence has probably been car
ried into effect
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-08-07

The Democrats Of Mon,comcr, county arc request
ed 70 meet sthc usual place Of holding elections In the
several Townships in Che county, aud in each Of the
Wards in the city Of Dayton,
ON SATURDAY, AUGUST IS, 1850.
At2 o'clock p. in the several Townships and oclo,
p m in cach Ward in Dayton or tho purpose ofchoos-
ing Delegates to represent them County Convention
to he held at the Democratic Rancho nov in process
of erection ia Dayton,
ON SATURDAY, AUGUST %, 1860.
Each Township in accordance with former rules oi
Conventions will he entitled to eight and each Ward in
Dayton 70 two delegates
BY unanimous agreement Of the Central Committees
of Preblc, Butler and Montgomery counties as well rs
the unanimous desire Of the Democracy OF the District
Hon. CLEnrST LNILaSbioIrAN, our present able and
eitciopi Representative, has been declared the Demo.
cratic candidate ior Congress, by aoeamnhon.
BY order Of tho Comnhtiec,
JONATHAN. .KENNEY, Chairman.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-08-07
winning over the DIspatches

During the past three weeks the telegraph
has reported Lincoln Ratification meetings at
y P.ttshIrgh. New York, Yiucennes, and West
CHESTER and during the same time Douglas
ratification meetings at Baltimore, Covington,
New York, Albany, Newport, St Louis Wor-
cester, Independence indianapolis, New Or
leans, Rochester, 0gdensburg, Fulton, New
Haven Boston, Hartford, Springfield, Albany
again. Mobile, Utica, Cleveland, Troy, Peters
burg, Springfield, Camden, Harrisburg Bur
hngton, Seneca Falls and Terre Haute, four
for Lincoln and thirty for Douglas This rep
resents in n very fair degree the difference in
the enthusiasm for the two men, that for
Douglas is to that for Lincoln as thirty to
four
Some of the black Republican sheets are
beginning TO whine about this, They com
plain of the telegraph operators and the tele-
graph companies because Of these dispatches;
instead Of going to work to get up some feel
Ing and some demonstrations for their candi-
date, theg content themselves with smiling
because the truth is made known relative to
the democracy In 1856 tho Black Republi.
cans had this thing pretty much their own
way here at the North. The telegraph was
loaded down every day with blood and thun-
der stories about bleeding Kansas, accounts
of Fremont demonstrations, and all that,
which went to make capital for the Black Re
publioans. There was no complaint then
about the dispatches. Now, however, the
thing is changed 1t is their OK who is gored
this time, and very naturally they do not like
it. although Il was sport enough four years
ago, But, Ike it or not, they will have to
stand it. There will be many more of the
same sort before November, and they should
learn proper resignation in due time-De-
troH Free Press
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-08-07
Randolph Township.

BY the proceedings in another column, il
will be seen that the Democrats of Randolph
ownship have organized another Clul
for the campaign, One of their resolutions i,
especially to the point, and evinees the prop
er determination, viz;
ResOired, That we will elect all of oui
Democratic nominees at the fall election
For the complimentary resolution to the
EMPIRE, we tender our sincere thanks, and
assure the Democrats of Randolph that we
shall endeavor to so conduct it, as will ever en-
able it TO meet with similar endorsement a
their hands
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-08-07
sHERIFFS SALE.

Jessie c. Allison ct al, Montgomery Superior Court
vs. Case lUS0
Cathnrine Cency ct. AL In Partition
DuRsUANrt 10 an order OF sale issued IN the nboyp
A case, nom the Superior Court Of Montgomery
cou y and to me dlrecod, will opr nj public sale Al
the door Of the Court House in the city Of DAYTON on
Saturday the25h dag Qf lugid 1850,
AZ o'clock p m of said day, the following described
premises, To wit Situate in the county of MONTGOMERY
and state of Ohio being the south west quarter of sec
llon 42fnl township No. J, IN range o, of lands between
the Miami rivers, except q acres thereof devised ~
VIII of Frederick Fox TO Que Frederick D. Fox con
tanning. l9s acres, more or less. Appraised, nee o
DOVER NJ S32 O1 per acre and cannot sch for less th
two thirds that amount '
Terms uf sale-One third cash. on the day Of si,lo
one third in one year, aud the balance in two year t
deferred payments IN hear interest from the dy ofs
and he secured lay mortgage ON the premises
JOHN MILLS Sheriff
ADAM IAAi, Attorney ie2idtWawtd
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-08-07
More Coming,

Erskine Douglas, a prominent lawyer Of
Belefontaine, has abandoned Republieanism
and goes for Douglas
Daniel Gordon, of Belmont county, late a
Republican, is now stumping that county for
Douglas and advocating the principles of Pop
nlar Sovereignty
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-08-07
Saving, Planning and Moulding Mill
For Sale.
State


vi y ENecuuye Committee of the Ohio State Iioani
! Agriculture will receive proposals. M he phinns
ttouse layton until 10 o'clock on Friday the 10Th Of
igustiinr the following purposes; y
Fir1-TO lease the Dining Half and r,,,t ~ 6,,isb
ing Refreshments So " ''"
SoooHd-o lease the Torge Hall and To furnish Has,
nnd straw for the Stock exhibition during the Fai.
The Committee desire to have lst of nomr. -
persons ~ the vicinity Of Dayton submitted To the
WWohi bmeh 70 select regular Police Wachmen, 6ats
heHpersi suleuntendents, Assisrmt superintendent
OF Halls, Stock 6e. FN''''''
Propositions 10 he addressed estate Board Of Agrl
culture Dayton, Ohio The list of namos rnay H.
ieii .i Win MI T. GREoo az the Phillips House or State
aul JNO IL KITppA mn 10. u,
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-08-07
DWEIIING HOI1SES

ZEN Third street.
DWELLING HOUSES.
.OF every description and price The following isthe
" location Of some Of them:
flksT STREET, between Main and Jefferson;
SECOND sTRERT, below Pcrry rlree fine dwell
THIRD STREET NlH COZ
FOURTH STREET
FIFTH STREET, between Main and Ludlow;
WiLklNsGN ST, " Fourth and Fifth;
LUDLOW STREET" First and Water;
Over the Rhine"
SMITH STREET, near Brown;
JONES sIltELl, between Brown and Jefferson;
GREEN STREET, :" Jefferson and Teeunlseh
JACKSON ST., Ffh and Van I,l,ren.
WAYNE STREET, South of Fnh
BAlNBRlDGE ST, North of
CLINTON 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 aboy,
enumerated large amount OF very cheap properly in
the suburbs for sale and tnde
CHAS. IL. CLARKE, Real Estate Agent
le2s Clrgg's Building Third st.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-08-07

b3-1he Journal Of this morning finds
fault, because the Democracy of the District
were so unanimous for the denomination OF
Hon. C. l.. NALLANplGHAM, as to puthim on the
track without the formality of n Convention.
Our neighbor had better reserve his displcas.
ure-it exhibits too plainly the fear which he
entertains of Walls election. He will find
after the election that the Democracy Of the
District were just as undHimons for Mr. V. $
election as they were for his nomination.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-08-07

These prices are rs rheap NJ the documents cnn le
purchased IN Washington Among tho documents Oh.
rcndy selected. are.
l. Speeches Of Douglas at Bunker Hin and Saratoga
Spfinns.
". The Platforms adopted by the four putics--
Dcmocintic Secession, Republican amt Uaion
III. Liucoln-lli- supporters and ilptiorm; com
posed entirely Of extracts fom tho speeches and wri.
ungs OF mcnnuw prominent m advocating his election.
Orders nom distance ARE solicited aud will be
promptly attended %.
Tho various township clubs In Montgomery county
are nl-o solicited 20 send In orders.
The money IN all eases must accompany me ORDER
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-08-07

VIM. Wade, a painter of New York, was
taken into custody the other night ON charge
Of robbing John Holman of the sum of five
cents, The complainant says he was stop
ped by the prisoner and told to deliver up
all the money he had about him. Holman
said he had nothing but a fve-eent piece,
whereupon Wade took the coin from him by
force and violence, and started OFF with the
same The alarm being raised, policeman
hastened to the spot, and after a smart chase,
succeeded in capturing the offender. A jus
tice there held the accused to bail in the sum
Of ~, 900 to answer
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-08-07
no! for Union on Friday,

Quite a number of Democrats in this city
have expressed desire to attend the Demo
cratic Mass Meeting and Pole Raising, at
Union in Randolph township, on Friday qf
ternooH, August TO- All those who desire to
go, are requested to leave their names at the
EMPIRE Office countingroom
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-08-07
Another Hickory.

Democrats, remember that on tomorrow
evening, large hickory pole is TO be raised
AZ the corner OF Ludlow and Eaker streets.
Speeches viii be made in German and Eng
lish. Let there be big turnout
The Democracy are requested to assemble
on the ground at o'clock.