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Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-09-21
why MOTT

In 1854, the Republicans charged that the
Taxes assessed by the Democratic State officers
we're intolernble, and that reform was neces-
sary-that the only way by which this reform
could be brought about was by displacing the
Democratic State officers and by refusing to
elect any Democrat The taxes then as
sessed by the Democratic State officers we're
50, 20 on the thousand dollars This year, the
Republican State officers assess 1885 on the
thousand dollars--an increase of seyenty-6ve
cents on the thousand dollars since the Demo
cratic party had the control Of the State Gov.
ernment The people are less able to pay
taxes now than in 1865. If the high taxes
then were just cause for the overthrow Of
the Democrsne party, why are not increased
taxes under Republican rule just cause fol
the overthrow of the Republican party il
Ohio2
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-09-21
why do YOU rDenouncel ltf

The fact that q majority Of the people Of
Mogtgomery are with the Republicans, IL but
too palpable TO those who know any thing
shout the actual condition Of affairs in this
county.-JoUrnoL
If the Republican leaders actually believe
that majority of the people Of Montgom-
cry are with the Republicans" why do they
SO bitterly denounce us for urging the Demo-
crats to vote a clear, nnscratehed tlcket7 Why
isit that the Republican candidates for the high
est Offices are begging Democratic votes If
the Republicans have majority in the coun-
ty there is no need of their finding fault with
our advice to Democrats to vote ''the ticket,
the whole ticket, and nothing but the ticket"
The best evidence to prove that the Journal
does not really believe what it says above, is
the course it has pursued since the campaign
opened. The Republican candidates show
that they do not believe ''that majority of
the people Of Montgomery are with the Re
publcans, or they would not labor so hard to
to get Democratic votes.
We urge the Democrats of Montgomery to
pay no heed to the boasting of the Journal
or the Republican leaders. The Democracy
hare a minority in this county and if they will
but see to it that ecery Democratic rote in tAe
county is pollea on two weeks from Tuesday
next, we shall carry the county by NOT one less
than tieo hundred
OFF with your coats, boys, and let us strike
for 200 Democratic majority in old Montgom-
ery
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-09-21
A Paddock rut ON the Lips the
Republican Candidate

Some gentleman, named Wright, from some
rural district wrote Lincoln letter PROFOUND
ing certain questions on the subject Of slavery,
which might have received the prompt and
direct answers instead ofthe following:
SPRNoFIELD, ILL.,, June g, 1860.
"Your letter to Hon. A. Lincoln, Of May
%, and by which you seek to obtain his opin-
ion, on certain political points has been re-
ceiyed He has received others Of similar
character, but also great number of the
exactly opposite character The latter class
beseech him TO write nothing whatever upon
any point of political doctrine. They say his
positions were well known when he was nom
mated and that he must not now embarrass
the canvass by undertaking to shift or modify
them. He regrets that be cannot oblige all
but you perceive that It is impossible for him
10 do so. JoHE g. NICHOLAS"
The paddock is, therefore, on the lips of the
great rsil-splitting republican candidate for the
presidency, and his keeper, Nicholas, afts
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-09-21
NEVER l,I[SI1EI ''tSL SLEEPS. ATTENTION !!

The Never Sleeps win have grand Torch
light parade, in Hamilton on
SATURDAY EVENING, SEPTEMBER 22d
The Never Sleep clubs Of Dayton, Miamisburg,
Middletown and other places will here TO take
part in the exercises
The Never Sleeps Of Dayton will positively
DEMOCRATS OF BCTLER, TURK ouT ASD SEE
THE PARADE.
The Democratic clubs Of this city will re-
member that the train will leave here to.mor-
row evening, Mt precisely half past six o'clock,
II will therefore, be necessary that the clubs
make arrangements to assemble about quarter
mast six.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-09-21

hmtro CONGREGATIONAL ApIatrlct.'
in an article, under the above head, the ed
isor Of the Ashtabnla Sentinel refers 70 the
extracts from the Senhneiwhichw We have from
time to time published, relative to Mr. CnkIo-
arAn belonging to the radical anli-slavery
wing Of she Republican party, and charges us
with intending to fiigAteH the people herea-
bouts from voting sor Mr. @ such was no,
our in,eution we have merely labored TO keep
NJ CRAioHEAD and his party hereabonts on
their platform endeavored TO make them
stand BY the principles which they profess TO
advocaie---endeavor 70 make them acknowL
edge that the Republicans Of The Reserve, with
JosncA r GmnIxos nt the head, are true mem
bers Of their party--endeavore to compel
them 70 admit that they would support the
Republican State ticket This is what we
have endeayoted to do, and not to ffighten
anybody.
The editor of the Sentinel by no mesa
withdraws his former endorsement Of w.
cnAioHEAD On the contrary, the edisor re-.
atiirms i, as win be seen BY the following
closing sentence Of the article in qusptien
We might say here, u II soouls heb the
mailer, that, II zoe Tired IN he district zoe
should hare supported Cnai1hsad for nomi-
nation, but seoHld most csTtdinly hare roted
for r. G Schenck, or any other decent con
serrdtire against Taiiandigham."
Here then we have distinct declaration on
the part Of Mr. HowRLLu, that were he living
"a the district now, he would have supported
CRaioHEAD for nomination" why9 There
can be but one answer and that is, because
Mr.. HowErts regards CRGmHEAD as a Repre-
sentative Of the true Republican doctrines, ms
advocated by GIpDNps, the Sentinel, and 9th
er Reserve leaders he admits that Mr..
ScHEScK Is decent conservative" man, yet
even against him, Mr.. HowELL's would have
preferred Mr.. cRAIoHEAp, for nomination.
We have claimed all along and have furnish.
ed evidence to the effect, that Mr. CRGro-
HEADS nomination was triumph Of the rad
icQls over the conservatives.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-09-21
The Preference for the Negro.

The Republicans of Massachusetts, have
enacted special law, by which negro-a
runaway slave-can vote after one years resi-
dence, while German, an IrishmaD, or any
other European, must 'odh t'co years after
being nafnraIized, making seren years in all.
In Ohio, the Republican party demands the
repeal of the Fugitive Slave Law, in order to
induce the runaway negroes of the South to
settle in this State, instead Of going to Cana
da, as they now do They also are endeavor-
ing to elect man Supreme Judge, whose past
decisions as well as often publicly expressed
opinions, show that he is the advocate of pla-
cling negroes on an equality with tchite men.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-09-21

MIAMIsBuao, Sept. 20, 1860.

mlAhtsbuhdi oepL- ~ ioOU.
Eds. Empire;-Please say TO our friends
through the EMPIRE that the "Wide-Awakes"
are fast asleep" in our Township, ever since
our Grand Rally of the llth inst
Last Saturday evening they appeared to
have had bad luck all over the county.
Chronicle fzzle for them here, their meet
of forty, twelve being Democrats sorry speech
es we're made by Strong and Corwin, being
composed of negatives altogether
Last night however, capped the climax.
The eWide-Awakes" had small, iOee small
meeting for business; one Of them, overcome
by Morpheus, took 'wee small nap" his fel-
lows adjourned without discovering him,
and be was eooped up in the town hall all
night, being turned ont this morning after day
light a specimen Of q sound asleep"
Yours, LIrrLH GIAST
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-09-21
One sober QuestIon.

We ask every dispassonate Republican if
Mr.. LINCOLN could travel from Maine TO Geor-
gia, and speak to assembled thousands at al
most every point as he travels, enunciating
clearly, and advocating boldly his doctrines,
as Mr.. DOUGLAS does ? And were he to do so,
would his principles be acceptable alike inthe
North and the South ? Candidly now to your
selves answer this question. And if not why ?
Are not Mr. LINCOLN doctrines sectional, and
in opposition to the constitutional rights of
fifteen of the States.
Think of this before you give him your sup
nnrf
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-09-21
pEMoCRATIc RANCHE.
Three weeks From Next Tues
ef1W.

Tuesday, the 9th day Of October, is the day
Of our State and County Election. Are the
Democracy organized; ore they making ar
rnngenents to GET oUT THE VOTE? If
not let them bestf- themselves 4 full rote
in Old Montgomery is Democratic Tieto'y
Let every Democrat stand by the regular
liieket II the Republicans can succeed in
defeating any of our candidates they viii brGg
boast oper it Let us not iniure the gen
cause by giving luke-warm support to
Local Ticket
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-09-21


~ sFgEN H 8 A !, pos'cras !; Z ... lllIso.
STATE TICKET
.Br Supreae hsigs-THoNAs . = SMITH, of
~ s9Ic'i.y osuva.-n srAmBAueH, or ras
~. NsTs,r cf nona cr r&t Wora-ApNFR t..
''N'es PRESIDENTIAL pLFcFoRa.
M nc etnfe m Tatyt--eEhAPHIM MEYER, Of
ssark county WILLIAM y. WOODS, ot Licking
ronuiy.
HSiri,t l,ectoys--iai pis,ficl-wm Ff.ao. ofHarn.
ilton; 2d--jonS scluFF, Of Hamilton; 3fd--ttcoH H.
foos of rrsble, 4ti-siIts y. WktHpn. % shelby
DGvont. II Brown Tth-FHNRY q Conway, of feycile;
sih--CFonoH y. srAynsr, cf nelaahrc; elh-Cusqrrn
Mort, OF uyendclte; inthJous d. JANrr Of Jackaoni
IftG, TANss NJ MILtrR. Of Meies; i2th-sAwUrt -.
rse ffanklin; l1fh--Wiiffss DgRniS, of Erie,
ith nHsa KfLtoou, o. Ashland 10Th NIrHutae Y.
fn imcs. ioih---Auoe flAf,tsr, cf Washington;
tgiiI4yel On 4 X Hrerot, of Belmont. tsfh--lsnkrf
2p,h-eroneEA a. HowAab, oi Ashtebulai aisi-oscNas
WEusrHR, Of Jefferson.
Fbr C6ejress-c J.. vALLANDIGIiAM, ~ Mont
INDEPENDENT
M .,.dgo q nc Superior c9@t-DAsIEL A.,
COUNTY TICKET
Fbr Shsi6-GEoRGE WpGAMAN.
fSosdis J,elgs--jAMEs II. DAGeoTT
Aadif0r-B NJ. AYRFS
,nimissioaer-aDFREpI IA1is.
WHISKY faspocf0r-- PATRICK O'c0NNELL.
Director " Taffnoyg%- AM LEWIS.
flour fakpccfor--J, ZIMMERMAN,
I6rt hspte~ O EoR0E W RoINtiH-
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-09-21
Meeting nt New lebanon.

The Democratic meeting at New Lebanon,
last night. was largely attended, by the Dem
ocrats of Perry and Jackson townships The
crowd was ably addressed by JoHS A. Mona
HON, Esq, of this city EIIHU THOMPSON
Esq, of Famersville, was called upon and
gave cheering account of the prospects Of
the Democracy in eod Jackson
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-09-21

McKRAIN-MoRE.--o tive 10th inst by Rev, d.
Winters, at his residence, Mr. Moses McKinn 10 Miss
Mary Il More, both or Mad River Township.
BoWMAN-FAck LER,-op the sarne, by tl,e Same,
at the same place, Mr.. John Bowman, Of Randolph
ship.
ENANS-PROcuNfAR.--On the same BY the same,
NJ the same pinee, Mr.. Jonafhnn Evans Miss Eliza
Proeuniar, both Of Mad River Township.
CAMPBELL-KAY.--O the same, by the same nj
the same place, Mr.. VIM. Campbell, III Sngir Creek
Township, Greene Co, 70 Miss Mary Kay, Of Wayne
Township.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-09-21
non,t Deny n.

We referred to rumor yesterday that the
Journal was abont to come oui in support of
BrLL and EyEEnTq While the editor Of that
paper does not deny H. IN this mornings is
sue he gives evidence BY his editorials that
he has taken 4 second thought about the mat
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-09-21

We leafo that tlse Democrats ofJaeiaoni
jefferson and Mimi Townships, are all ma
king arangements'tes "a secure thebanner which
Is offered By the Demnciais of German to the
largest delegation whichmpg be in attendance
At the Democratic meeting in Genentown ON
the 2sth inst Which township viii get the
banner
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-09-21

NIP. AfAFEE haa liini returned nom the kna,
lil With lalec aqaoltmeni ~ goods N III. line, and
among liiH Walhrs y0p WI Mud The celcbmied makes
Of N y. Hartilfs Chronomcters, Henry Book, Jules
Rmltt, lulCa Juifentn, Jemes siodardi y. y. John
son IOhu nchaIls, and hl.o other celehuhed makers.
A laffo aeshrtinenfM Amtton Watches cneed 70 hs
order " sniao The only agent for the rclcuicd ma
her ~ Tho Julds Hurunn Watches nfnellg which Ne
eindFcd 10 .ell s0ncns iw a. sixteen dollera, and
guarantee ihcm % keep good time on ths udlroed or
9ny whore tlet. N not thty may he fttuiued hiao,
large assortment uf Diamonds and other JeweFy
His rnrc silver ware " nnnunWtuftd 20 order aud
snmpcd with HE own name, which be guarantees clHn
70 coin. His plated ware i menuRctpredby Rogers a
nfo
His goods are bought exclusively for cash from The
importers and manufactures, which enables hun 10 sell
cheap, nOi only yrcAllefs. htas apv olAcr- N
The Union. ne hfs enmeed the services of Mr. Ruaac
Who . one Of bed ai6hnalerA IN the Dmied Htaiet
snd he repairs aNafch fhcrc hao ooning bach for the
deficiency q his workmanship. Any fine watch len IN
s care he IL willing 10 pay double che cost should Mr.
r. fail 10 repair them ~ well a. any workman n the
United States, Yon win hnd him NJ the old stnnd next
p the NJ, r. Church, THIRD street Orders ieken for
H,irwork. aui7dawzm
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-09-21

We are mnch obliged TO the Journal for o.
tifying the Democrats that the "Wide Awakes'
propose guarding the polls. "A hint to the
wise is sufficient"
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-09-21
MeetIng nd RrookvIIIe.

There was large aud enthusiastic Demo
cratic meeting at Brookville last evening,
which was ably addressed by Hon GRo. W.
HopK and GATES P THRusroN, ESD, of this
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-09-21
HON. WIN. s. GRoEsBEcK

HON. c. l. vALLANDIGHAM,
And a number of other able speakers are in
vited to be present and address the meeting.
A costly and beautiful BANNER will be pre-
sented to the largest delegation in attendance.
Come one ! Come all!
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-09-21
HON. 3. D. YALLANDIGHAM.



ara TESTERN MAN, gvJiri II ia5t b. sieatios
and aifAo,gA stU Ua0ef Safes adr eh Unioi Sfaiei
pfiarigcs, ", rifhfg and ssboIiafe % re Onuifion
WHOLLY pryoyEp 10 wgsrrHS ISrEnKsrs '-spee-l u
Is, 1859 -
lieye thls Government CANNOT ENDURE pcrma.
penily, ho sars and hafes do mot expect the house
he house 70 l-hut do expect Il will cease 70 he diyi-
ded. Il viii become all one thing oil the other.
hler ne opponents Of farlv va arrest M further spreai
Fl " and ploes q rherc ne pubic mind shi rea n ls be.
yocates will push i forward till It shall become alike
lawful in all the Staes-old well a. new, North a.
well ~ South "AbrohaH Lnoo'F N speech At Sprng-
''He Q.ncon) n radical Republican. and is FULLY
COMMIT TED q re DeciNneei fhe "irrcpres'lHe ooH-
20 the highest mark Of Repuhlcansn aud he + maj,
Of will and nerve and will moi bacls down nom his own
assertions. He N ngt o compromise candidate by aHy
means "-7hs no7ro, Fiyd DOngtass paper 2ah My,
~ find the resolutions Of the Convention lat Chica.
it H.g hands, and IN the candidate adopel in n
eminent and able Republicans, with whom have cor
daily co-oPeratcdin maintaining the principles om-
bodied In that excelen, creed - Im H. Sira,ds III.
Ter 10 ~ Y. Republican Committee
~ rejoice that although am not nominated NY pRIS.
sIFLEs are and that they have true aud 80 faHh6d
representative Ia the coming contest as Ahrlhnm Ian.
coin, Of lllinosGor. Caases speech ~ me C,ipabns
IN dsrcqaIiing tis iae Fugitive Slave Iaw) the
pl isoners (Oberln Rescucrs mn RIGiir 7ber q rDr
eosiSo " 7drfnJ nc hres Of the slave caichers, a. s.
hershas) Those piintes should have been delivered
over TO the coored men and ooasGHofo me doom of ~
rates. which should have been sDeiily eroe,tei-C3d
dinos 70 Obertia RescDers
81 do not object to your giving utterlnce To your
views. Ionly object 70 your representing them a. ne seafi-
neafs Of the Republican party. as one OF that party
detcst the Fugitive Slave LAW ,coaM si1D onb sia.S
catcher Who Ahont poto my reienoe 10 rocapfure Jgi-
huo ''--Giidiagg 10 Tom Cbltria. .
1--WE would be glad TO see the 'Old War Horse re-
turned to Congress. Mr. Giddngs tnan Of fine tai
enta, wise and experienced Statesman, aud man Of
iron nerve. Th,re Is not better Republicans nor a ore
AoIest man in The Union Maa Old Joslaa r. Gbkliqs -
DnDfOH Gdzeffe JnfV 20, 1860
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-09-21
FOR ATTORNEY GESERAG-
Il. E. HUTCHINSON, Of Hamilton.
ron hoard or PUBLIC woHKa.
l.. DOHERTY, of Franklin
MASS
M E ET1NG c. s.


M "A SIS M Z EFT I N G s.
'Imay he asked as have been asked when would
consent to dissolution OF the umon answer, Never
Nepei NEVER I" II the agitation in regard 10 tho
fugitive slave law should continue and increase and
come alarming il will lead 70 the formation OF two new
parties, for the Union, and the other against The
Union; and the platform Of that Union party
will be THE UNIoS, CoNsrirrrtoS AND rHg EsToRcI-
MINT OP THE LAWS And fit should h.. necessary to
form such party and It should he accordingly formed
announce myself IN his place, member of Mdt parf
t1hafeCer liaD be Us component eieaentsHenry C2y ia
eeeh bgors the Heatueiy L6g1diWe IL $50.
There will be Mass Meetings held by the friends OF
Bel and Everett, at the following places;
ROUTE NO. 2.
Toledo, Friday Sept 2lst
sandusky, Saturday, Sep 22d
IL These meetings y each be addressed by Gen LES
LIE COOMBS, OF Kentlohy, and Hon H. b CAMP
BELL, Of Ohio.
nourg no B.
Marietta 26th YpM
stenbenvilie, {" 18th = pm.
Welsville, 18th 7PM
Two or more of the following named gentlemen will
address the above meetings:
GEN LESLIE COMBS. of Kentucky,
WILLIAM MADsW0RrH, do;
ROGER W. HANSON, do;
GARRETT DAVIS, do.
j. W. FINNELI, do:
col. I. VAN TRUMP Of Lancaster.
p; y; IIuTCHEsON, Esg.i Cincinnati;
BUSHNELL WHITE Esq, Of Cleveland;
COL; y, 7. CHAMBERS, ofOucinnati;
HON. L. d. CAMPBELL, of.Hnmilton;
il. THOMPSON, Of Hisborought
COL, JNo DAVENPORT, OF Barrtesyille;
OSCAR +. MOORE, Scioto county.
The Bell and Everett Clubs ofhe above named laees
are requested to make the necessary arfanpoments for
holding the above meetings.
BY order Of the State Executive Committee
r. X. MARTIN, seey 1''' ''"''"'
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-09-21
Meeting al Liberty

The Little Giant Club will mees at Liner
ty on TUESDAY Evening, the 25th instant,
at ! o'clock.
Turn out Democrats and all others who are
opposed to negro-equality.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-09-21

fastening the lock hns thown away ihe kty.
Lincoln y afraid D make a speech in. or ac.
ccpt en- invitation 10 visit Kentucky aud now
Il is developed that he q even fearful Of The
effect Of ansoering letter OF soi6ect o.
some imporianee 70 tho people ycrilf be Is
afraid Of TIE people whose votes NJ desires 10
obtain The loekiaw business wil not pay
even the saIasy of thetkegpsr We do ma
srs s, and : IsSssl W SxsB5sa aIas risadsS \ Nv
Willingness te meet the people face 20 face.
Douglas has no scntimenis or principles 70
c.nceal, but responds TO all the calls Of the
people How different he IS with the mam
candidate Sentinel
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-09-21

The meeting called for this evening at Rit'
ters Grocery, has bsen postponed until We'd
nesday evening next
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-09-21
HERIFFs SALE


vs.. Montgomery Superior Cont
Henry Knoup No 1910
DA virtue otan executions issued from the Superior
- Court Of Montgomery county, and to me directed,
VIII oier ~ public sale Rt the residence OF Mrs. Me
Re ynuds, in Mad River township, ON
MOHfdYfho lt dliy of Oot1isg, 1860
AZ 10 o'clock M, the following goods and chatels 10
wii Al the interest Of Henry knoop, in "a oi OF Pot,-
toes, Onions and Sweet Potatoes grown by said Knoou
on the Mcieynods firm.
Also, three Hogs
Also the same day Will Offer for sale ON the pIen1
ses OF y. Dutoit all the interest Henry Knoop IN the
undivided half of crop Of com about six aeiesl
grow Jug on flie lond of y. Dutoit.
To be- sold ~ the property Of Henry Knoop at the
suit Of syhlla RemInel. Terms cash
}. A. JoHDAS, Attorney. sep2otd
ATTACHMENT NOTICE
~ BENDER & Bro, vs. Thomas D. stiles, before
II. g. NJ. Young j. p Dayton township, MOntgom-
erycounty, Ohio.
IN the 10Th day Of July, 1860, the said Justice issued
an ordcr Of attachment IN the above ncf0n for tho sum
Of $50 1Ol11. Case set or hearing August 3tst, at o
O'Clock. The same was tlian continued TO October
l2th, at . o'clock. u. RENDER a HRO.
s Il. f. TmEsnEE, Attorney. sc2ldltwlw
JACOB MlCHEAL'S ESTATE.
NOTICE il hereby given that samuel Fetters has
~ tins dAy een.sppomted and qualified Executor Of
The Estate of Jacob Micheal, deceased
SAMUEL FEflERS, Executor.
September 49, 1850, se2lw3w.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-09-21
AID. BOrnstein, Music Teacher.

NO. 100 MAIN STREET.
INSTRUCTIONS given on yarions instruments Mu-
/ BIC furnished for Balls, Parties, sc.
- Orders may he len nc the residence OF ihe above
or It sohner, Rex Co.'S Music Hall, Third street
Terms moderate nlri7dgn
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-09-21
Dunham and ohickering Piano Fortes.

/ HAVE on handa lot Of the above named Pianos
which am desilpus Of closing out, and viii sell
them much below the usual prices. Call and examine
them at tho Piano Headquarters, Huston Hall Building
e Je4 CHARLES ELLIS.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-09-21

WANTEDs-Empoymen by Young
B~Ea Man who - not airao Of work, situation
as porter in a store preferred Wages no object. A
steady situation ia what is wanted. Address D. NJ. S.
at this office. aepI3itf
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-09-21
SprriaI Notices.

Elder ID. y. Burnet, Of Cincinnati, will
D~S2I preach again, this evening, IN the Christian
Church, corner Of Brown and Smith streets, at ~;
O'Clock An are invited. sup2ldl
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-09-21
Mass Meeting at German
town.

There win be Grand Mass Meeting of the
Democracy of the Third Congressional Dis
trict at Germantown on Saturday the 29th,
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-09-21
Prepare in Time.

TlNHE sobserieT has nov on hand and will keep dur
l. ing The season The best Shaker Yorn, null outs,
made on lotq REELS blue, black, mixed, white white
and red misfd. and for aale BY. I
au22 CHARLES POsT CO.. East secondtt
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-09-21
Ausir
PIA N O s .
We Must have Room
TNo rccewea stock ofsTEISwAY &soNs' celebrate
PA N oS,

And for this purpose viii set on lot OF Chickerng
sons and Dunhnm Pianos at very low prices Nov *
the time to buy, ns we wish to get rid Of them.
hu2ldlM CHAE. ELI.S, COZ. 3D. Iol..rsnn SIS.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-09-21

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Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-09-21
Peaches! Peaches!

CHEAP ENOUGH TO CAN.
IL W. ANDERTON, is now receiving right from the
II Orchard, every day, Peaches that lac can sell from
sli50 to sl,75 per basket They nice. au23d2w
SIP BCIAL N OTICE-
I AM now oienng my splendid stock Of PEACHES
L at No. a. Jefferson street, Huston building They
will he brought IN fresh every day Leave your orders
and they will be sent to your house free Of charge.
iy3O DANIEL GARSr.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-09-21
Prime Baltimore 0 ySters!

THE SEASON OPEN T. ID :
I1RANDENBURG & co. have lust received by FIX
ID press, direct through from Baltimore, choice
supply of prime oysters
The season. hoinQ opened, they VIII now receive oys-
tcrg uf the hest quality regularly.
Nemeinleri he season has Opened al No. 400 Third
street. near Jefiersnn- BRANDENBtiRG a 20.
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