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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-02-20

RENUNCIATION OF CHRISTIANITY AND As
SUMPTION OF JUDAisM.--On Sunday al ernoon
somewhat unusual ceremony took place at
the Jewish Sy nagcgue, on North St Paul ST.
ia RociIes er, n. y. Il young married iady OF
Genule birth. was received into the Israalitish
tod. ~ her oWn request. She is the W ite of
Mr.. Chas Massebak, CLERK in The store of
Bier 4 Siern. Mr.. NJ is ,ln IsGaelite by birth.
His wife is a German woman. They We're
married about vear and a half ago, By n Pro-
testant clergyman. The Democrat says:
The ceremony WAS peri, rIned by th, Rev
Df Stfhrr, III the presence of "a large nUul bpr
OF i,eop pie. iuc!ading many Geniiles. lie Grst
addressed me Candidate, stating that tle Jev,s
were not a pcosely 'ixiug people, ald had no
desire TO urge the acceptance of their faith
upon others; eut. II sne really desired it, and
came voluntarily ter shat furl,1se WI h a full
understanding OF The Iaa; ~, ne would pro-
ceed- Her reply being satisfactory he cate
cilised her les pee ting Htr Ano w ledge ot the Mo
salc saw, and concluded by admitting her With
the prescribed forms and ohsarvaBces as &
iiien Der oi the Congregation She also rcc.! ed
tGc name OF Idcooiue. SubseG Guen tly Mr. and
MIS- Hissrhik we're married Uy Dr. Slrner,
according to The Jewish ri,c~-t.le former mar
riaSe H;iN ihg no sacred sane tion under the JaV
= law, though We ssirye the Isrre!ites aG =
mt the binding force OF the civil contract. The
whole Uf ne ceremonies We're impressive and
solemn. Ihry Vf|re conducted M iie GePuiau
id!gAtte.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-02-20

NEGRO SUFFRAGE IN OHIO-1he Supreme
Court OF Ohio decided the case Of Alfred J
Anderson a. Thomas Miiiigen on Tuesday last.
The Court held that persons having a mix ture
OF African blood in their veins, ihe prepon-
oerance being white, were. by the constitution
CT !rut, entitled TO exercise the elective fran
eh>e and that no change having been made
in this respect by the cons stitution Of 1851 the
plaintiff having but one-eighth OF African
blood and his vote having been refused az m.
Presidential election of ic-I6, for that reason
alone therefore The Court held that he Is en .
titled 10 recover for the violation of the rivht !
conferred on him by The constitution The
decision Was unanimous.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-02-20

Pfs,s'tn'taIs Ly The Grand Jafy.--On Friday
last 'he u tand July presented the following
persoas Edward i. Miller, ~ J. black and
Jesse White, for keeping aad exhihitinga IA faro
hanh PairIsk kean. for a libe, fshe same BE-
inS eonciilesi .ia Il letter alleged 10 have been
wiitie:: hy him aHd i,utlis hrsi la The New York
Herald on or about The sth Noyemter last j
u. Marshall, for ITsauft. Alexander Sell
den and Edward Patterson, gree persons OF
coior,l ior remaining in the State contrary u.
law. Chris topher Eurging. lor permitliuy An
unlawful assembly in bis house. The Grana
Jury having rleted ,heir !abors at,iouru.,i
DIE, ltS.7stA
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-02-20

stentinatd.--Tn he case of Thas Bia ad cha, ..,,
Wa'a receiving lot ot coffee stot~. trv.n The
Messrs. Crenshaw, D-center 10Th. was con.
unued on Friday by the Nustings Court ,iil
ths next term, on account of the absence vi
witnesses. Geo =. Love. charged with u mis.
densanor. gave SaUV bail Tor his appraianc at
the mex, term The case of Samuel TreM alier,
Tor misdemranor, was also continued.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-02-20

The fst. 6a"k.- The bill Incorporating the
Traders Bank of the city Of Richmond h,x ~
passed both branches o, the General Assem-
bly,, Is now law. The capital IL to be not
less '',an 9h",0., or more than sl,iaU,VDo IL
Is n"asi to.d that II will 20 int, Immediate q
operation. The Office Of The hank yiii b.. s
tahiashed in the lower part CT the csty. W..
understand THAI many of the apilrlasts u hos.
interest II IS Intended 10 subserve are nr..
pared TO take the stock liberaily.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-02-20

FaENcn.YANKkET TkIcK.-The seductive
c"aehman Ia the L-snoine ease In France has
beea engaged for u ParisiAn Cd IL nj very high
salary 10 draw custom, and the establishment
IL now run down with customers. every oas
VI whom willingly pays extra ~ have bis cof-
:,e uisd out Ly The iliusIrious ex -coaehman
vi Mlas. L-Molne, aud tx,loSer Of AASeitnas
who wears his white apron, morocco sltppetS
And blushing honoTs ~ modestlx - c0uad -
II pected. -
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-02-20

Sens On.-Jacob c. IIoefaick was examined
before the Husttugs Court last Friday for re-
ceiving I'm pon0ds Of s0iiee. On the lo,h De-
cember hast, which had been slolss from CrsI-
shaw II Gu, by some unkaow n pagues. lie
WAS sent ON fer final iat before the Cireuit
Court. and allowed 20 give $iuo bali for his ap-
pearance at that time. ~& s#a
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-02-20

Fassa GsiAy.-Jseob S.satton was tried be-
a smis demsaaor," found suiltY By The Jury.
and n I'd one cent ard the coats 81 prCsec utiap
Having paid said An~ aud costs Il eueu C,uurt.
he Was discharged fr0M enstodv. s.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-02-20

DEATH OF WHITNEY, THE MILLIONAIRE
Mr Stephen "hitney. upwards of seventy
years OF age, died In New York on Thnrsd.y
lie was the oldest Resident al the Bow ling
Green, where he resided forty years. deciin-
Tag Y move up town, with his neighbors. He
ss was 'ne I'enfs' man In The city, excepting Mr..
VIM IS. Astor. His Known pro,ertv is ssn.
mated at ise millions OF Goilars-the work OF
aeeainniatioh, rather than of speculation
tie leaves large number Of children and
srahuch.idren lie was an intimate friend Of
Henry Clay, and an Old Line Whix.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-02-20

IA Advertisements puhi shed ensH toftHd. NJ. I
oe charged 80 cents per square of eight hnes fSt
hrst insertion, and . cents for cnnfinuance.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-02-20

DiseAayged - On Friday last the Hastings
Court IN tered An order directing Mr. Ja'n<s ID.
I.yie TO be discharged from custody. "A few
days before the time SanauG, Mr. H. AHli t,<en
CON mi tied for contempt ny the Court lrcauss
OF his ref, al 10 answer certain tAtertoxxtc.
ries Of me rabers Of the 0rxnd Jury. ass
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-02-20

Thsodors W. Coouts, cadcs, iron Virginia,
died ~ West Poiat tew days saaees
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-02-20

Ipiprortment in FIRE inns One of the pun
makers oi Peters burg exhibited members Of
the Senate last week an excellent srecimen of
Minnie musket, which he mad fabric arsd out
Of one OF the old style lint ke;s of the year
1920. patent breach had been added nd a
raised moNabe sight for making the piece
effective AT hong range The barrel was
Groosed IN regular rliie style, ard was accom-.
panied with an apparatus for making conical
balls Al .ueI or two OF the small end o the
haTfe1, hich ii was fuu nd necessary 10 remove
vas supplied by The ra,ent BREACH thus
Strengthening the barrel. II was stated that to-,
cost for converting the present worthless flint
in"s1r' iut" Ire Minnie fashion {for a large
qHantiiyt would be about three dollars and
nifty cents tor each gun.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-02-20

A REPETITION OF THE CHARGE OF BALAK-
LAvA.-The London Times Of January 18th
says:
"On the lst of January the Spaniards fought
their first considerable ba tile in Africa The
action comprised an advance from the sea-
coast and Il subsequent and longer conflict in
tne afternoon, necessitatad by the gallant but
ul-Judged advance of Gen. Prim The most
Pmarkable feature, however, in the occur
1ences OF the day was an almost exact parody
on the charge otour own Light Cavalry at Bal
akiaVa by Two sQuatrons of the Spanish Prn-
C-sa II usSarS. There was the same blunder fan
AID dc-caInp, the same too implicit obedience of
the officer Immediately III command, the same
useless rush up valley briStling with oppo-
nen's, the same bloody retreat. 1t would of
course, be preposterous TO compare the means
of destruction at the disposal of the Moors and
the Well-served batteries and steady fire which
the Russians We're able to bring into play
against the English Dragons. Sui let honor
be given there honor is due. The Spanish
ilussars rode into their valley OF death with
As unIlinChing courage, with us firm eter-
mlnatIon TO do their duty, as the English Cav
alry in October, ls5i, and no aman came back
with 81 staiu on his name.
They rode up 10 the enemy's fire aud even
10 his camp bringing back with them nothing
but their glory aud the memory of their great
deed oiaims. Two squadrons Of Diego Icons
Hussars did tins. 1t was Is though the spirit
of their gallant chief was with them through
out that fiery ride. II seems almost Il gro
tesqne instance OF history reproducing itself to
lind that Il .niSn terpreted speech Of he Span
ish aid -de-camp Wiio carried the order pro-
duceG a similar result to that which folio we'd
poor Nclai's fatal biunder At Balakliva. The
messenger. 1t Is said, applied the word COW
ards to he Moors by = fatal error the officer
III command OF HESSars took the word rs iu-
tended Tor himself and his men, and went off
AZ once at their head into the midst OF the eae-
my's fire. There Were two officers killed and
five wouhded-a large proportion out of the
two sQuadrous engaged
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-09-22
FOR HAMILTON TONIGHT.

All wishing to attend the Hamilton demon.
stration tonight should remember that the
delegation will leare here in the regular
train, at hGlepdst sir O'Clock; and return
about midnight, in a special train provided
for that purpose.
The fare for the round trip is SEVENTY.
FIVE CENTS
The Hamilton "Never Sleeps" have made
ample arrangements, for grand good time
and will make their first appearance in their
new uniform, the handsomest, doubtless, oi
any in the State tonight
Both Bands--the Regimental and Phoenix
will accompany the delegation.
Mai KLINE's swivel battery of four guns
will also be on hand
Remember, boys we promised to return
their visit"
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-09-22

We had supposed that after the farce of last
year was played out, upon this tariff question,
by the Republicans here, says the Ironton
Clipper, they would hardly attempt to impose
upon the people again so soon. The tariff
was the great issue last year with Republican
ism in this county, and when the time came to
elect L. 3. Senator, THOMAS CoRwIN who
said in his speech here II am the father of the
Republican party" mustered Bds- fire rotes,
for U. 8. Senator. Now they are at their old
game of deception, and while petty Republi
can orators are harping upon::the subject Of
the tariff here, their leading organs abound
with just such articles as the following from
the Cincinnati Commercial
Protection is an impossibility, delusion,
and fraud. No interest can be protected
without cutting the throat Of others, and great
interests Any person Of common sense can
see that, If he examines the question The
difficulties Of the country do not lie in that di-
rection at all. They are aggravated by the
present protection, and the unequal burden
and extrayagance which the present system OF
revenue fastens upon the country and it can
stand any probable calamity easier than the
Republican tariff which the House passed at
the last session. II the Republican party has
succeeded to this relic of ancient Whiggery
which has always been beaten when it came
before the people, its mission is accomplished.
The American people are not going back to
the valley of ofJehosaphatto to gather up dry bones
TO construct national policy.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-09-22
The Union Congregational Con-
vemtiOn.

We find the following communication, from
"A Delegate" in reference TO the late Union
Congressional Convention, in the Day ton
Journal this morning:
Editor Dayton LOuradk--In the last issue
Of the Dayton Gazette, there appears an ar
ticle in relation TO the District Convention of
the Union party which may mislead the friends
of that party and others who may see the
article.
The intimation that the Convention was not
harmonious or complete, and that severals ece-
ded from it is without the foundation of fact
and entirely unjust Nor was the nomination
made to accommodate Mr. Vallandigham or
any body else, but merely to give TO the Union
men of the Dictrict an opportunity to vote for
a man who expressed the views Of their party
The nomination of VIM Gunckel Esq. was
unanimous, and he will hardly decline a nom.
ination so heartily rendered him TO accommo-
date the Gazette, particularly as he has already
pledged himself TO accept
The only dissatisfaction to a nomination
was that expressed by the German Township
delegates. And why2 One of these dele
gates acknowledged himself the Captain Of a
Wide Awake Club, another was seen by two
Of the delegates present mauling rails in a Re
publican procession at Winchester recently,
and the third is generally considered at home
"a Republican" They were all pledge to
Mr. Craighead as they acknowledged in Con-
vention, and therefore refused to support the
nominee.
That these men were sent TO the Convention
through outside influence Ia now patent in this
community, and that fact is Of itself enough to
satisfy all true Union men, and induce them
80 .t.n1 49, tho Ia ..,,,;,. a lan.t.,
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-09-22
"But Accomplished Humhug-
gers and HypOcriaes.o

Among the most prominent and most praised
Republican orators now stumping through the
country in behalf Of LINCOLN and HAkLIS
and the Republican cause, is CARL ScHuRz, of
Wisconsin. His speeches have been copied
into most of the Republican papers in the
North, while hundreds of thousands of extra
copies have been spread broadcast over the
land So great favorite is Mr. SCHuRz with
the Republicans in this region, that some of
the candidates on the county ticket have been
distributing his speech by hundreds among the
Germans of this county OF course it must
be presumed that the candidates who we're so
liberal in distributing his speech in this city
we're fully posted as to Mr. ScHURz's opinions
and doctrines. In order that our readers and
the public may understand some of the views
held by this noted and much petted orator, we
quote the following from Mr.. SoHURz's speech
at Springfield, Mass, few weeks ago:
"There is your Declaration of Indepen-
dence," said he, IA diplomatic dodge, adopted
merely for the purpose of exeunng the rebel
lious colonies the eyes Of civilized mankind
There is your Declaration of Independence,
no longer the sacred code of the rights of man,
but hypocritical piece Of special pleading,
drawn up by batch Of pettifoggers, who, when
speaking of the rights Of man, meant but the
privileges Of set Of aristocratic Shareholders,
but styled it the rights of man. in order to
throw dust in the eyes Of the world, and to in
veigle noble-hearted fools into lending them
aid and assistance. Applause. These arc
your boasted Revolutionary sires, no longer
heroes and and sdges BUT ACCOMPLISHED HUN
BUGGERs AND HYPocRITEs; iohO said one thing
and meant another; pho passed counterfeit
sentiments as genuine, and obtained arms
and money and assistance and sympathy on
false pretenseSi There is your great Amer
icaR ReroluhoR, no longer the great cham
pion of unirersdi principles, but a mean
Yankee trick bursts of applause aud la.gh-
ter Ia lgOoden nutmeg-THE MOST IMPU-
DENT IMPOSITION EVER PRACTICED
UPON THE WHOLE W0RLDp Zap
plause.
The above extract needs no comment
Wonder if the Republican candidates in this
county endorse the above sentiment?
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-09-22
nEMNrRAfI0 N0MINAfI0Ns.


mr. las.hle,f- STEPHEN A. DoueLAs. II Illinois
STATE TICKET
Pr Supreme Judge-rHoMAs =. 3. SMITH, o
FbsH Hxaorssy sensral--p. ". sTAMBAueH, ot p,s.
carAuae.
~ Aiemeer n Bocri Of hask Torls--ABNEn J.
PRFsiDENTIAL ELECToRs
For he State af Lqr0c-sERAPHiM MEYER, 81
starl, county WILLIAM D. WOODS, OF behng
county.
Dlsirict aestors-ist District--wn j. fL,so, ofHam.
hton; 2d--IoHN ScHirF of Hatnilloni 3rd-JAcon II.
Zoos, Of Probes tth-sfLAa y. WAIKEr, of shelly
Devonr, Of Brown 7tli-HrNRf O. CoTTMAa of faycte'
eth-GronoR r. SrArNAN, Of Delaware; 9th--tHrsTtn
MoTT, Of wyandotte; lOihJoHN ID. JAMS of jackson;
1ith--JAnEs NJ MiLLrn, Of Meigs; l2th-SANrrL u.
rnsrNn, Of Franklin; l3th--WttLIAn DuRuN, Of Ere;
iftk-BuRn KELLoGa, OF Ashland i5th-NIcHoLAs Y.
Joss. Of Holmes, iHth-AN0s LAYuAS, of Washington;
l7th-WILsoN 3. krNsos, Of Belmont lsih-lsEAIL y.
9othC'noAeE A. HowAnD, Of Ashtabtlla 2ist- GsoRe
Fbr Cbngress-c. l.. vALJANDIGHAM, of Mont
Qomery
Hr Iidgs Of ne Supe1or C,vrt-DANlEL A.
HAYNES.
COUNTY TICKET
Fbr Sherif--lGEORGE woGAMAN.
Fbr Clerk--D. X. BOYER.
Probate Jiage--JAMFS II. BAGGOTr
Auiiior--B. NJ. AYRES
Cbtartissioners-ADFRED IAMs.
WHISKY iaapoct0r-PATRICK O'CONNETL.
Director Of TafrEnaTtt-HiRAM LEWIS.
Flour IaspectOr1--I. ZIMMERMAN,
f0lk Laspector-GEORGE W. RODGERS.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-09-22
NEGRO HYMN OF THANKsGIvINa.
Dedicated to the Wtde-AwakOs.

SAMeol GuMBo CHINa-A- RfsG-cHAwl
Shake yo'self Jawbone, haint ye hearn the lawf
Glory TO Brinkerhof and his brudders IN de Cohtl
Go way white trash Niggah has q Fotel
Yawi Yawi Yaw
Chng-a-ring- -Chawl
De Loly Legimlatur didn't neber know de law.
CuHee in de stable, rubin down de boss,
Juba at de woodsaw, gihbin' OBJ Il goss,
Jnkins Wild de cloze brush, brushin' of de coat,
Won't dey holah "glory' when dey hear dey got
yotel
Yawi Yawl YRw
Chng-a-Ting- Chawl
De Loky Legimatur didn't nebber know de law.
Let us call caucus--fom m club tonight
Suckylate de dockyments--gih de people light
Cibblze white folks-Massa BrinkeThoff's Cont
'Spected sumfn from US when dey gbus right to vote
YRwl Yawi Yawl
Ching caring Chawl
De Loky Legmlatur didn't nebber know de law.
Visible Admlxichuahl--Cullud Pussons come!
Don't yah hea de banol-tum, tum, tun!
Glory he to 'Pubcans--Yawl yawl yawl
De LolSy Legmlatur didn't nebber know de lawl
lawl Yawl Yaw
YaWl lawl Yawl
De doughaoe Misah Tawney didn't nehber know dt
law.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-09-22

We ehaye never before witnessed such STAN
.pede. Everywhere--in every State, County
and township--men are deserting Lincoln
by scores and hundreds, and coming out for
pouglas-the all defiant self'relsnt, Little Gil
ant The newspapers for awhile published the
names but they had 10 abandon the plan fol
the want Of space. We have before us cat
alogne Of men sufficiently numerous to peo
pie whole territory, exercise Popular Sover
eighty, regulate their own institutions in Their
own way, and exclude Slavery according tc
the Constitution, who say they have voted the
Republican ticket for the last time, Logan
Gdxette
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-09-22
Citizens of Montgomery.

If you favor the side of principle and right,
vote the Democratic ticket
Ifyou favor the cause of the white race,
vote the Democratic ticket
If you are opposed to the doctrine that GER
tain negroes are white male citizens Of the
United States" vote the Democratic ticket
Ifyou are in favor of enforcing the laws ot
the land, vote the Democratic ticket
Ifyou are opposed to allowing negro child
rem to sit by the side Of your children in the
public schools, vote the Democratic ticket
If you would range yourself on the side of O
great popular principle, vote the Democratic
ticket
Ifyou would prevent the runaway negroes
from the South from making this State then
home, vote the Democratic ticket
If you believe that "man is capable Of self
government" vote the Democratic ticket, =
If you are in favor of granting the people Of
the territories the same rights which you en-
Joy, vote the Democratic ticket
If you would be in sympathy with the mas
ses the people, and especially with the hard
working farmers, mechanics, and other indus
trial classes, vote the Democratic ticket
ON THE CONTRARY,
If you believe that this Union cannot last
as it was framed by the heroes of the Revolu
tion vote the Republican ticket
If you regard the Fugitive Slave Law, as
"abhorrent to the moral sense of the civilized
world and opposed to its enforcement, vote
the Republican ticket
If you endorse the nullifying decision o
BRINKERHoFF and SUTLIFF in the Oberlin Res
cue cases, vote the Republican ticket
If you believe in the sentiments and doc
trines of CHASE, GDDISes, 4 Co, vote the Re
publican ticket
If you endorse the harboring Of the three
JoHN BRowN rescuers by the Republicans o
the Reserve, vote the Republican ticket.
If you are in favor of bringing on contes
between phite and bLack labor in Ohio, vot'
the Republican ticket
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-09-22
DOU c. L A =
TO BE IN
Dayton, September 26th.

We have received letter from Mr.. MANY
PENNY, Chairman of the State Central Com
mittee, announcing the fact that Hon. SrEPH-
EN- A. DouGLAs will leave Columbus, on
Wednesday morning next, and reach Dayton
at 9 clock; that he will remain here until
IL o'clock, NJ, and then proceed TO Hamilton.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-09-22

BdS-It seems, from the Journals account
of the meeting at Union yesterday, that Mr..
CRAIoBEAD was fenced in. The 'Publicans Of
that quarter desPairing Of electing SAN, put
him on rickety platform and built rail
fence around him. If we are not wonderful
ly mistaken the whole party viii be pretty sf
fectually fenced upin few Wssk&
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-09-22
The Late U. y. Fair.

The Commercial ofthis morning thus refers
to the above institution:
"The nine days wonder of the season Is
among the things that were. The United
States Fair for 1860 ceased to be, yesterday
afternoon. Its commencement Was not aus
picious; its last hours not brilliant IL loas
not successful exhibition in peclnidyg
point of VieC, but it was not disastrous enter
prise. We may have something to say of It in
the future. AT present We are too much
wearied with the labor of writing its current
history"
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-09-22
Meeting In RuiIer.

The Democracy of Butler Tp, had a fine
meeting Thursday evening in Chambersburg.
They were disappointed in the speakers who
were posted to address them but John Toland
Esq, was loudly called for and made a capi,
tai speech The Democrats of Butler are
fully aroused.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-09-22

B1- The 'Publicans would not trust it to GO
TO Union yesterday to hear SAM speak, They
could be certain of the ride out there
but they wouldn't trust to the chance of walk
home That was the secret of the empty
& nnibus, yesterday.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-09-22
Washington township.

The active and energetic Democrats Of Il Q
above township had an excellent meeting at
Centreville yesterday. Itwas largely attend
ed, and very enthusiastic, 1t was ably and
slOquently addressed BY Hon. C l. VALLAS-
p10HAN
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-09-22

roy The Democratic party as political
organizatonia now evidently at deaths door.
--JourReL
True, sir, and they will attend the funeral Of
the Republican party in Old Montgomery two
weeks from Tuesday next
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-09-22
AIb. BOrnstein, Music Teaeher,

NO. 100 MAIN STREET.
INSTRUCTIONS gwen on various Instruments. Mu.
l. sic furnished for Balla, Paroles, AGe
"a Orders may be len at the residence Of the above
o. o. soahner, Rex Co.'S Music Hall, Third street
Torms moderate, Tarl7dGm