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Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-03-26

NY l.. 81 n Is 4 Ii Il. GH6D
u ~ No. 90 Main Street Lynth6urg. YUN
N~ANeW, Beautiful & Useful -
II with pleasure announce TO the trading community Of
ynchburg those prompt and enerprising contractors,
VIM Curle VIM. Uurnhnm, have completed new and
spacous store having made nice job And now am
pleased inform my friends, that with light room and I'M
almost entirely r.w and a very large stock Of
Boots Shoes, Caters, Hats, Caps. Carpet-Bags
Vaiises, Tmtreiias, and other Goods in my line,
am prepared and supply all who wish with such
goods on very reasonable heartily express my thanks
Er a liberal patronage in town and country.
" p. SEABURY
NJ B-wholesalc bills will be made at very low prices IN
o' NH'
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-03-26
FRANCIS b. DEANE. Jr., Il son,
LYNCHBURG, VIRGINIA.
AANuYACTURERs
RAILROAD CAR WHEELS

AANufACTURERs or
CHILLED RAILROAD CAR WHEELS
~ HEY prepared TO execute, promptly orders to
their WHEELS, made erciusiteiy V the best Jir
gihid coal Blast Charcoal Pig
RHfER
JoHS r. MCDANIEL, Esq, President Virginia Tennessee
Railroad Co.
H. GILL, Esq, Superintendent Virginia and Tennessee
Railroad Co
Tpes. Dop>xEAp Esq. Superintendent Virginia Central
Rah aid Co.
Mr. SAMUEL PETERS, Master Macin Virginia aud Tennes
Railroad Co.
MIR. ARCHIBALD PoE, Master Machins Virginia Central
karoad Co.
JOSEPH r. ANpERsoS, ESQ.,, Richmond Va.
Messrs. MoRRss, TANNER Co., do.
FRANCIS MALLORY, ESQ., President Norfolk and Petersburg
Railroad Co.
wM MALONE, Esd, Chief Engineer Norfolk and Petersburg
Ralroud Co.
ADAM DENNEAD, ESQ.,, Baltimore, Nd
&. WYATT Co.. Charleston, 8. G.
WV. |. ANDERSON, Esq, Mobile, Ala.
WIN. &. SWAN, ESQ.,. Knoxville, Tenn.
GENERAL JACKSON MORTON Pensacola Florida.
The business al the LANGHORNE FOUNDRY. will hereaf-
be conducted by the subscribers under the firm of f. b.
DEAHE JR., Il SoN.
up 15-cZtawts.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-03-26
MISCELLANEOUS.
Furniture! Furniture!!

Furnitnre! Furniture!
TE3 GRATEFUL l. Tor past fa,ors the suhscribcr would
return his thanks 10 his freuds and the public
sl ally, and inform them that he has ham, ,and
s<xas is CONSTANT, adding thereo) large assortment u
ELEGANT FURNITURE. q
MANUFACTURED By SKIII.FtL WORKMEN, EfA
aui of The best material and finished IN n
desirable manner His sleek embraces every usu-
niA gotten up In the most extensive manufactures.
lie soicts call from to>c wishing purchase, feeling
.ird that he and will give sasfacn In regard
price and quality oi work.
sY'- Hair and shuck Mattresses always hand.
EDWARD J. FoTkES.
warerooms and Mandatory, doors below Ibcrl, Ware
houst ian id2ct>ii
Something Worth Knowing.
AT NO. 81 BRIDGE STREItT
order to make room for spring Stock Of ,.oos am
determined 10 sell my stock hand At reduced s-.
prices consisting Of BOOYS and SHOES which I.uS<S3Y
sell cheaper than establishment in the cii, Also
large stock of Dry Goods trocerc> Fancy Articles and
Other articles Unnecessary Ia mention.
DAVID LAWSON
$. As conduct business read, non,, lrnci.
pie, buying and selling for CASH os>s nnls second
10 no other establishment in the NH a-tsl y. L.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-03-26
NOTICE.

XNE have this day associated with In the commission bur
w sness Mr.. CnAs H. TYREE and the concern win
under the s.le and firm of TYEgR n Co.
ian. D. 1850 d. II. Il SAML. TYREE.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-03-26
NEW CONCERN.

NEW CONCERN.
T Y r e E & 90,
COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
Lynchburg, Virginia.
OFFER their services to c planters and the public general
aosGicco G q ~ nTXAT W. FzouR AND OTHER PRODUCE
j. H. \ sam'i Tyree having been In the commission business
will give satisfaction Their charges for selling Tobacco will
u for loose parcels Of 1000 pounds and upwards.
20 cents for parcels between 800 and 1000 pounds.
% cents for parcels under 300 pounds.
We pay E the erers ,rss fec in nall all cases. rverr
MANIPULATED GUANO.
NE offer ts the Planters Of Virginia Guano prepared BY
1000 lbs best Peruvian Guano that can be procured;
d. ss:.s
the be information obtain believe this Mixture is
one % the Rss a be or q ' the osl n rSsa
Richmond, Virginia.
refer 70 Planters whr have usod the sombrerc and
The Manipulated Gnano them Jas Cali, Esq, A War
"fs We give AsR Tass e1a ys Of M
report OF the same samples from u bags and shall be kept
able to give you the result q .n.ly,s They
Judge that You are very Onans.s Of
especially of Peruvian unno The per csnage Of Ammonia
%"rs han ns ee average The Sn.y. Is a. o~s:
Moisture given on nj boiling poinD ......... i00o
salpharic Acid AS; Lime sei. sos
Ammonia e20
4 a. small quantity Of AlkaI-andermined. water in
ieeoe
Hoping that your fertilizer may meet with the success which
" dee sdSsly D. < T1rrLE.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-03-26

GENTS GOODS.--FALL 1850.

GENTS GOODS.---FAIL 1850.
TEsllE subscriber has received his FALL AND WINTER
II GOODS consisting e Il full line o Black and Colurcd
Cloths frc medium to the finest best Doe >kn~, au nud
corded Black tassimcrs; best inneN French ,A~mers; Vet
,e, and Sn N,stinga, Ac. all the Huiluns
dress Coats business Suits and Vests. and Is nHf. with
the best wurkmcn in the city, make any gurnrn orrr
ladiils WM |. rAIk.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-03-26

CANNED COAL OLIVE arc nov sslli1e H19G1& O q
" sI % per gallon. (mh isdtsl eTABLN439UAMl
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-03-26

VANCY Neck ties for the Spring, Net Lace Tubular Eaton,
Il i., sc. Z & IIosery received
T., J. =. ... WM. J.. PAGE.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-03-26

rENTLEMEN'S SHIRTS, SHIRT COLLARS, M..E
IN settles Bosons, Neck Ties, &C. &c, Just received at
J.. y. IL T. KlSSEi'S,
NH II 156 Nam Street.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-03-26
u. II. & q. a. DIUGUID

d
fED WILL keep constantly hand large siocc Of ali
-D Kinda of FURNITURE, Of their manufacture,
IL which they will he pleasad 10 hhcw the old friends
skN and patrons Of =. Dluguid sons and the public
generally
They also keep constantly hand large stock of FIsKS
METALLIC BURIAL CASES, Of all sizes; large stock Of
WOODEN COFFNS Of every descriptions will pay prompt
attention To the undertaking business at all hours
feb 25.lActs ID, T., q, A. DIu9UID
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-03-26

I)ERUvIAN GUANO.-Just received in prime ORDER for
Il sale by tfeb 14-tsl JAMES BOYD n co
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-03-26
SPECIAL NOTICE

SPEClAII NlJIICE.
the Isl of February. and
ready for settlement. We earnestly request all our fre;'s
" l are ind. bed u.s. both city and country, 10
promptly and make payment. Our COLLECTIONS M st
b. ,oude feb 81 sTIGLER, PETERS g. CO.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-03-26

Old Mountain Rye Whiskey.
and SALE 80 barrels suerioe Mountain Rye
i Whiskey. NOWLlN " MDhkELl-
ian 2T-ts No. Bl Aain street
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-08-17
A stupid ASS.

A correspondent of the Cincinnati Gazette,
writing from Chillicothe under date of August
18th, and whose letter appears in the Journal
this morning, informed the public that Gen.
VAGLANDIGHAM was there, and would make a
speech on that night About the General s
mission there, he remarked
'He is opportunely here for the purpose OF
either buying out or selling out 10 the Bell
Everett concern, as the one or the other can
be done to the best advantage to the parties
concerned"
We would not expect the Gazeftes cores
pondent TO know much about the political
status of any body, but the editor of the Ga
setts is certainly aware that Gen VALIASDIG-
HAM is candidate for reelection to Com roe,
in the Third District,
What would our Cibcinnoti cotemporar,
say to correspondent Of ours making the
charge that JoHS SHEaMAS was in Spring
field, trying TO buy out or sell out to the Bell,
EVERETT men there2 Well, there would be
Just as much sense in that as there is in the
charge of the Gazettes correspondent in re
gard to Gen. VALLANDIGHAM The Gazette
should not permit its correspondents to make
such consummate asses of themselves
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-08-17
Votersl Read and Judge for TourseIyeul

~ an Hof Northern moni nor VI Southern man. bii
a1d a1ogh va e is1 man. sis s',s s,s
pacl'., ~ ,silhis eni ubodqa,e % ~ obnsisvton,
g YaaHdtgAusa, IN ne Bouss n Representative. Dsc
IA housc divided Aealns, ll.elf cannot .,apd the.
neIfly hc d0w and hnff-e 10 NOT expact Tho hoiIs
The house q fbut 10 expect will cease to be- dlvi.
hs Ne oppoHen,s n arcrl ,U arTesf ne 6ifIsr ssa
q od pdee ehere ne pubic mind shaH rssi "a lis bs-
yocatea viii push forward lI ahall become alike
h ful IN nh the stales-od well as now, North AZ
vel a. south -Abrahaa Linola IN he Teeeh af sprag.
'lIe incoln) IL radical Republican. and Il FULLY
CoMMiIIE % re Doef cf fhe Sr,eprssasls con
Gd" n his debates with Douglas he conea nily up
20 the highest mark of Repnblicansfn and he IL nan
Of VII and nerve, and will not hack down nom his own
iseo. F'''' -"'''
u And tte resolutions Of me Convention fat cbca
gol platform ~ aofiseforfo NC a. n n L1i besn 6o5cl
trh ny hdlf and Ia the candidates adopted ty NJ
eminent and alae Republicans with whom have cor
diay co-operated in maintaining. the principles EN-.
bodied IN that excellent creed, Wa H. Sstda, Lsi-
Ter . N Y Rsppbac1H cgmpiite.
"Ireoice thnt although am not nominated NJ PAIN
cTrfRsare and that they have and 70 ElifAfI
representative in the coming contest A. Absnhan Ian.
coin Of llinois0oe C'dss's spessA n ne CtlB'bus
IN di'rwarairs this lao Fugitive Slave Law, ne
pIts2lepi otcIln hescpersl Bip AieHt. Their error
hsrshas.) Those prase- should have been delivered
over 10 the colcred men and oonsgnei 10 he doom of NJ
rates which should have been speef1y ercrfei-6ti
dings 10 OAsrlil ReecHers
~ do not object % your giving utterance 70 your
onf of The Repubcon party 1, a. one Of that party
dete-t the Fugitive Slave Law. irould slry dn1 dais
catcher UhO should poafc rfiieHne 10 r,aptre 6gi-
fire. ''-Gti,hags 10 Tom C6rteiu
I'VE would he glad to tho 'oh war Horse re-
turned 70 Congress. Mr. Giddings of hne tall
ents wise ond experienced Statesman, and man Of
iron nerve. Their not better Republican, nor more
honest adn ~ ne linton ngH otf Joshua r. Giiiags"
Dlyt0n Gaseiie, Jnly ~. 1890
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-08-17
Meeting al CreenoassIe.

The Democratic Meeting and pole-raising
at Greencastle yesterday evening was one OF
the best occasions of the kind yet held in this
campaign The people were out in large
force, and the hickory pole, ll5 feet high,
went up in fine style, without any ''hitches.' .
The people were in excellent spirits, and the
occasion was one of general rejoicing.
Hon, d. A. HoUK, and A. V. HoFER and
c. B. HARTMAN, Esqs., addressed the people.
Their efforts are highly eulogizedl by the gal
liant Democracy across the River, who declare
they never listened to better talkl" The
Democracy of old Harrison are determined to
more than hold their own this fall they in
tend stealing big march upon the enemy.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-08-17
Craighead Endorsed ,

The Ashtabula SeatiHeI-the special organ
of JOSHUA Il. GIDDIsGs, who contributes to its
columns--of the 18th inst, referring to the
nomination ofSAMUEL CRAIGHEAD in this Dis
ttict, says
THE Dayton Empire says that Mr.. Craig
head represents the radical anti-slavery ele-
nent the party in the district This, from
Our knowledge Of the man, is true: and this
az believe, is what will secure the victory to
Mr. c."
Mr. CRAIGHEAD "represents The RADICAL
AETI-sLAvERY ELEMENT OF THE PARTY" +"
in this District What do you say to this en-
dorsement of the Republican nominee, men of
the Third? Will you endorse the representa-
tive of the "anti-slavery element of the dis
tr-ct' at the ballotbox?
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-08-17
Bag-wo copy the following from the Ham

B6-we copy the following from the Ham
ilton Telegraph of this morning;
A. v. HoFER Esq of Dayton, addressed
the German citizens Of this place in a most
excellent speech on last Thursday evening"
Quite large number were out, and the speech
was spoken of in the highest terms Mr. Hof
er is an eloquent speaker, and his speeches
have much influence wherever he delivers them
in combating Republicauism.
When yalandigham spoke at the Madison
House a few week ago, gentleman by the
name of Emrick, pretended TO report his
speech for the Dayton Gazette, but entirely
misrepresented the whole thing, and to carry
the thing further, in letter to the editor of the
Gazette, stated that the reason why the Dem
ocracy had such big meetings in Madison
township was that the people there were so ig-
norant that they could not write their own
names, and in signing documents had TO
make a cross The same gentleman his an
pearance at Middletowe on last Monday ey =
ming, and we suppose intended to repeat C
game, but Val spied him and administered a
pointed rebuke, which somewhat troubled the
gentleman. The persons present could hard
ly be prevented from thrusting the fellow from
the house. We understand he viii probably
have to leave Madison township.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-08-17

The Young Hickory CIub


Held very fine meeting last night After
the transaction of business, s. ]. HENDERSON,
Esq, was loudly called for, and addressed the
Club in an elegant speech; he handled his sub.
ject with the eloquenee Of classic and reGn-
ed orator his language contrasted strongly
with the balderdash and vulgarity used by Re
publican speakers-as for instance one at the
Republican ratification meeting Of last Satur
day night AT the close of his speech he was
loudly applauded
J. A. JoRDAN, Esq, was then vociferously
called for. He handled the principles of the
Republican party without gloves We have
seldom ever listened to a speech which carried
more conviction to the minds Of the hearers.
He illustrated his speech with numerous an
ecdotes, which were well received
+. S. WILLIAMS, Esq, was discovered to be
present, and waA heartily called for. He spoke
in his usual eloquent strain, those present lis
tening with undivided At ention to his address
which called forth great enthusiasm in the
cause of DouOLAs and JOHNSON Mr. W. is a
fine speaker, and Sits his subject thoroughly.
Mr. s. G, CAIN then made few very fehe-
itous remarks after which the Club adjourned
at late hour until Monday evening, August
10th, G.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-08-17
gsUOnest Abe!,

How the devil did Lincoln win the appella-
ton of HOnesn When he arose, recreant
and apostate, in the Springfield convention, to
urge the sacrifice of the gallant Henry Clay,
he said:
"The Wing party has fought long enough
for principle, AM should change its motto TO
success
Was II then he acquired the reputation Of
''honest? Or was it when he concealed the
recommendations Of Cyrus Edwards, ard beg
qed for himself the place he had premise to
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-08-17

b'B-The Journal objects 10 our article yes
terday in reply TO question from cores
pendent asking if It be true that the niggers
obtained the Republican Wigwam for fan.
dango on the night Of the 4th, the fact having
been denied by the LINooLN men in his local.
ity and il is soharacterized as 'pitihl SLAM
der The extract which the Journal makes
from the article does not fairly give the gist Of
IL but our justification for the language it
detaches from the connection and publishes,
will be found at the head Of our columns,
whore we intend ii for a warning TO all Re
pubGeans who are inclined to "look before
they leap lf the Journal possesses one
quality above another it is e6.'onteyy viii it
give its readers some wholesome truth Just
once in the publication Of the entire article of
which it gives its readers only the concluding
And as further surprise 20 its
readers will il insert, once, the quotations from
the leading spirits and rulers of the Repub-
ican party, which it will find at the head Of
our editorial columns
Our neighbor knows, and feels TO the bot
tom Of his soul, that the tendency of Repub-
hcan doctrines, as taught by the branch of that
party that rules, is to bring about perfect
equality of the white and black races and
that when that point is reached-(and ultra
Republican sentiment is verging that way)--
amalgamation the races will be legitimate
sequence, and will follow of course Our CO
temporary knows this, and despses the thing
in his heart; and yet blows and votes with
LANGsroN, CLAY, GIDDNGs, CRAIGHEAD & Co.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-08-17
Irish American CInh.

Irish Americans will please remember that
the Club will meet at Nixons Hall this (Fri-
day. evening It is greatly desired that all
lrishmen will attend the meeting, as very i'm
portant business matters will be before them,
Don't fail 10 turn out on tomorrow eveaing.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-08-17
Meeting at Union.

On next Friday, the oath inst, f. S. VII
nAMs, Esq, viii address the Democratic Clubs
of HARRISBURG and UNION, at the latter
place. Mr.. W. is pleasant and able speaker,
and will, we predict in advance, give the De-
mocracy up in that township good and sat
isfactory account of himself, and of Demo-
cratic principles
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-08-17

BsS~'I see that our old friend PAT KELLY
failed to get the Republican nomination for
Probate Judge of your county. DO you think
he was green enough to expect it?" - Extract
from a business letter.
KELLY failed to get the nomination because
he was an Lrishman He would have stood a
better chance had he been part niger The
Republican element here is fast taking the
shape of the Massachusetts, article. With
them nigger is better than an Irishman
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-08-17
The BelI-Everett Convention.

In another column will be found the pro-
ceedings Of the BELL-EvERErT Convention at
Chllicoihe. II viii be seen that it has put in
norpination full State Ticket, with the ex-
eepsion of Supreme Judge, and full Elector-
al Ticket, with the "old Farmer of Highland"
Gov ALLEN TRINBLE at the head.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-08-17
Ward Meetings TO-mOrroN

The Democracy of the several Wards Of this
city will remember that the Ward Meetings to
select delegates to the County Convention,
viii be held at the voting place in each Ward
TOMORROW (Sahrday) NIGHT, at 8
o oclock.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-08-17

approve and ratiy the nomination Of the Hon
John Bell Of Tennessee, for President, and ils
Hon Edward Everett, Of Massachusetts, i,f
Vice President Of the United States
Resoired, That the platform ofihe Onion,
the Constitution, aud the cuiorcement of ihe
laws, as ilustrried 10 the lives and public ser
vices Of these distinguished citizens, is sulii
cient exposition Of The policy which the Con-
siliu'onal Union party propose 70 the people
of the Emitted States
Remired, Thatwe condemn in the most un.
qualified terms the conduct Of the Republican
party Of Ohio in their effort 10 nullify the laws
through the agency Of the Supreme Court
that their Reputation of Judge Swan, because
he sustained the Fugitive Slave Law IN accor-
dance with the whole current Of judicial De.
cisons, and their denomination Of Judge
Brinkerhof because Of his radical and gronnd-
less position on that law, merits the rebuke Of
the law.abidng people. and exhibits In clear
light the necessity Of maintaining our plat
form.
Resoired, That with view Of rendering
our condemnation effective, we deem IL mex
pedient to nominate third candidate for the
oiIiee Of Supreme Judge, but we recommend
that every conservative Union man so vote as
to secure the defeat Of Judge BrinkerhoH
Resoiced, That we recommend the nomina.
ton of Attorney General and Of candidate
for tho Board OF Public Works, to be support
ed by the Constitutional Union party Of Ohio
at the October election.
The committee also presented the follow
ing
STATE TICKET.
Attorney Geaerql-E f. HuTcHFsoS, Of
Hamilton county,
Member Board Of Public Works--M S.
DonERrY, of Franklin county
STATE ELECTORS.
Gov. ALLEN TnINnLE, Of Highland county
JonN DANPoRT, Of Belmont county
DISTRICT ELECTORS
lst Distriet--Nai G. Pendleton of Hamil-
ton county
I'd District-wm B. Probasco Of Hamilton
county.
Sd District-J Jonathan Harshman of Mont
gomery comfy
4th District--wm. J. strcsey Of Miami
county
9th District. r. Nelson of Lucas county,
9th Distriet--James II. Thompson of High
land county
7th Disirict-scott Harrison Of Fayette
comfy.
sth Dislrict--A. r. Vance of Champaign
Oh n;.,-;., Iaoot, Az utho,, oc Sonaoo
.oHut, ,a i'''''''' '"'0" -"' '''
IoR D;s,,io,Dr w q Williams Of Ross
ut.
JdtI n;s,n;o, fosouh q w;.oron Of perr,
,,a,,tY ''''''''' - ''' - -
19,R D;s,r;o, t,ios Floro,oo Of p;clow,
oosntv tr -'''''''' ''''''' '''''' y '0'''''
SS'I MI, r.l. NJ c.l. n p;.,
Ia 'n onns'. n'sa'''' -'o'ep" Az '"!u'' VI i'''
IL Iati, VI DiS,.;,, n prshnou or Ashland
cunts, i''''' W. iU'""'' " -i'4'''"'
I5,6 D;s,,ic,I w sovooo of Krov corn
=, '''N i''''i''' '"'"so VI i>''0N 0'''
10th District-Col. VIM. West of Washing
ton county
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-08-17
CnnIlcornr, Angnst l6.-9P. M.

The American State Convention assembled
AT the Court House, at 10 o'clock and was
called to order by Gilbert Kennedy Esq, Of
dayton, Chairman of the Bell and Everett
$ tate Executive Committee.
A committee consisting of Hon. J. Scott
B arrison, T. Il. Hutcheson, Danl Worley,
Eton. L. D. Campbell, Joshua Clark, # r..
Scott I. Harrison, W G. Strong and j. H.
I thompson was appointed on resolutions and
business; and Messrs. A. L. Glenn, f. W,
Renick, Geo. Wells, ]. H. Eminger and i.
White were appointed committee on perma-
nent organization
The Conve' ,tion then adjourned until 2
o'clock.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-08-17
Ho, for StrIngtownr

All who desire to attend the Democratic
meeting tomorrow at Stringtown, are request
ed to leave their names with FRED SHuLI- or
at the ENTIRE counting-room, tonight.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-08-17
VOW READY,

The Dayton Empire Campaign Songstey
containing some Of the most popular songs Of
the campaign many of WHICH have never been
before published.
Single copies one dime per dozen, sTlc