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Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1862-05-03
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quite 8pf trboIien. @ut itebtH mtbrtre 3immtr an lcSioc
puren bsl,lbt III rermi,tbtn. s. @arrbauIcn, @at.
ant 9leuen YpaYft.
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SrpcIamdtipr

ott O0uotrnturs opn 8trst ten.
Der @r'cutio S;b6yts tltfts 5taat,s 1T NJ,
g1dri6t 'ul'9an9sn, coB SAINTS ~. Glmpre,
@nortn Sullivan, s. Calvin 6surs. 9oi,p6
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Z. .. inter erm Sitg,l otJ Stantee IN
'~' 3tl@EIonO. am 10. 6sbruar 1862
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Il nbtrtafinn q.

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ftiusn, SeIt6'le ausiufuSr,nuns iwariO btIia als n6oiia.
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Sufbt. une rubigtn pierscu tIr ~ttoaiser getrauds.
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Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1862-10-04
Meeting az NEIddIetOVvn next
Friday Evening. oL

HENDERSON ELLIOTT, Esq, Of this city, will
address the people Of Middlstown, Butler coun.
ty, next Friday evening, Oct 10,
Mr.. ELLIOTT last year addressed the same
people in behalf Of the so-Called Union ticket
having become convinced however, that Aboli
tionism has complete control Of the Adminis
tratioD, and that il is the great aim Of thoSs
in power, Mr.. E. like an honest man, cati
loose from the sectional organization, and
unites with the old and tried Democracy ia
favor of the Union as it was, the Constitution
as it is, and the negroes where they are
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1862-10-04
Importnnt ExemptIon Order.

COLUMBUS, Oct 3--To all whom it may con,
cern; In answer to many letters of inquiry,
state--- r. 4 l.IaaIfa
LIST, That drafted men, or substitutes there
for, may oin old or new regiments for three
years service. ttsFl.N
I'd, State and county officers, including all
deputy county officers, ministers of the Cos.
pei in charge Of regular congregations, and
all persons in the employment Of the United
States who may be drafted, will be discharged
from service by the drafting commissioner of
the county in which they reside
Sd, Members of religious denominations
conscientiously opposed TO military duty who
may be drafted, will be discharged from ser.
vice by the commissioner, upon the payment
to him of the sum of two hundred dollars.
Each and all such sums thus paid will be for
warded 10 the Quartermaster under General
Wright, TO be discussed by him in hiring sub
stitutes and in procuring sanitary stores for
our sick and wounded soldiers
Theexemptions herein stipulated will not be
made until after the drafting shall have been
completed, [Slgned1
DAvlD Ton, Governor.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1862-10-04
I'he Negro Proclamation.

We invite the especial, attentive and
thoughtful notice of our readers to the
able article from the New York World,
a conservative Republican paper, which
we reproduce in another column. 1t re-
views the Proclamation in candid and
statesmanlke manner; proves it uncon-
Stitutional and revolutionary in the high
est degree; shows its utter impractic abili-
ty, and that it can result in no good but
much injury to the Union cause. 1t is
calculated to chill the enthusiasm and
dampen the spirits Of a majority of our
people and the army, while at the same
time it will infuse new spirit and vigor in
to the rebellion, and unite the Southern
people as one man in life or death strug-
gle. Already we see the development Of
that spirit in the action of the Confeder-
ate Congress on the Proclamation. Meas
ures of retaliation are under consideration,
which, if adopted, will make the war long.
desperate and bloody. This unwise and
short sighted act Of the President, in put
ting forth such foolish and impolitic
Proclamation, will cost millions of trea,
sure and rivers of blood. 1t has rendered
the gulf between the North and Soutl
deeper, wider and almost impossible. TIL,
only and last hope for the Union now il
through the ballot-box and in the triumph
Of conservative men and measures. Alb
olitionism has destroyed the Union in fac
and in feeling-it can never restore it,
If Mr.. LINCOLN were wise man and knew
anything of the human heart, he could no
be mistaken in this matter. We tell hin
in all candor that Abolition Proclamation
instead Of tending to end our troubles vii
increase them ten-fold; it is only addinI
fuel TO the flames. 1t is too late to At
tempt to frighten the people of the Sontl
into submission with sweeping proclama
. tions. He will discover this, perhaps
when il is too late. And when the da
of his sorest trial and tribulation doe
come. and he would call upon the rock
and mountains to fall upon him and hid
: him from the indignation Of deceived an
ruined people, let him not forget that b
We, warned and entreated against such az
ton by the Democrats and eonservativ
men OF the country.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1862-10-04
A Tremendous OutpOurlng Of
the Democracy at Mfddle-
town, butler County, a. .a-

The Democratic meeting at Middletown
yesterday, was a most perfect success in
all which is necessary to make political
gathering success In point of num-
bers, it exceeded by thousands any ever
before held in that vicinity. In enthusi.
asim, it was all that could be wished. We
did not arrive upon the ground until after
l2 NJ. and after an immense number had
already gathered, but we got there in time
to witness the entry oftwo very handsome
and lengthy professions from the surroun-
ding townships; the first preceded by a
brass band, which was followed by a cou-
pie Of small vehicles, one drawn by "a
and the other 1s horses. This procession
was from three quarters to mile in length.
The other was also headed by a brass band,
and embraced several small wagons drawn
by s,12, and 16 horses. This procession
was about one and quarter miles in
length.
The speech of Mr.. VALLANDIoHAM was
all that could have been desired by any
true lover Of his country. 1t was candid,
bold and patriotic, exhibiting his desire Of
saving the Republic, and restoring peace,
prosperity and happiness to the people
He was repeatedly and enthusiastically
cheered by the multitude during its de-
livery.
1t was, taking into consideration all the
circumstances, one of, if not the best
meetings held in the District this cam.
paign. The township in which Middle.
town is located, last fall, we believe, gave
over 400 Opposition majority. At tht
coming election it is doubtful whether they
will get one-fourth of that number There
as elsewhere the laboring men are uniting
with the white mans party.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1862-10-04
Part of General Grants Body
guard Captured.

Tho Chicago Journal learns that one of
the two companies Of General Grants body.
guard, which was ordered to march by land
from Corinth to jackson, Teun, was captured
by the rebel cavalry, Colonel Diekey, was com.
manded by Captain Ford, aud accompanied
by company OF Ohio cavalry When about
half way from COrinth to their place of destina-
ton, the detachment was surrounded by rebel
cavalry in greatly superior numbers and com
PEELED to surrender Captain Ford and sever
al of his men escaped and have arrived in
Chicago Some anxiety is felt In reference to
the other company Of General Grants body.
Ed. osband, and had orders 70 march by the
q. Ion;s or ss,nrday & % rs1nrn 10 Corinth
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1862-10-04


Another Imported ABoIitIOnISt
stumping the District Against
the DemOcracy-Paid out OF
the Federal Treasury.
There Is an Abolition preacher by The
name Of GAYLosD, appointed from Masaa-
chnsstis a Chgpiain in The 4rmy, now
stnhaping this District against the
Democracy, denouncing VALLASDIoHAM,
opposing all compromises, and in favor OF
a long continuance Of the war. He en-
dorses both proclamatiOns, the one freeing
the niggers, as well as the one declaring
martial law over the country.
Men Of the Third District, when this
"wolf in sleeps clothing" who, instead
Of being with the army, for which you
help to pay him over a hundred dollars
per month. and tohich he is now receivinS
from the Government, comes to teach yor
how to vote, tell him to attend to his owr
business, for which he receives such big
pay, and that you will attend to yours
Such preachers as him have done enough
mischief already in this country, without
urging the people yet further into ruin.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1862-10-04
Another Failure.

The Abolition meeting at the corner Of
5th and Wayne, in Oregon. last night.
was failure. The Regimental Band was
engaged, and after playing some time at
the Court House. proceeded to the place OF
meeting, followed by crowd Of about 40.
OF course the music attracted few more,
and the speaker addressed a crowd of about
one hundred. Whitewashing the niger,
was an uphill business for the speakers,
in locality where our sOhite working men
reside, r.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1862-10-04
DRIED Up.

We are informed that at az Abolition meet
ing, iD township adjoining Dayton, on Thurs
day evening, one of the orators commenced
denouucipg VallAudigham, when the audi
encs gave him to understand that such talk
would not bs listened to 10 that locality. Tho
people will soon teach these bloody stay-at-
home war men-who glory and rejoice over
the misfOrtupss Of the unlusky fellows who
have been draftad--sOm0 Ssnaeiin politics
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1862-10-04
EwThe RepublIcans are endeavorinl

EyThe Republicans are endeavoring
to smooth over the Presidents Negro
Proclamation, in order to save votes.
We hear them say it is simply "war
measure" for the suppression Of the re-
bellion, and is only intended for States in
rebellion. That's cheap. How about
freeing the slaves in the District Of Col
umbia I? Were the people Of the District
in rebellion Was the emancipation Of
the slaves there "war measure ?" Its
no use to try to deceive the people with
any such clap-trap. Mr., LNcoLN's Proc
lamation is the attempt to carry out the
Abolition ideas of fanatical set, who
have labored for years past for the over
throw of the institutions of the South.
There is no need for any sensible man to
be deceived or mistaken in this matter
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1862-10-04
why Don't They Col

A lot of young ard middle-aged and able
bodied war men are travelling the county,
making abolition speeches, and opposing all
peaceful adjustment Ifthese chaps want the
war to be continued, why don't they go2 Or
are they too tsRdsrly raissd 70 endure the
hardships of the 6eldi Tell them to enlist
by all meanA The country wants thsm.
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Meeting in the FlFth Ward.
RALLYi RALLY

DR. wM. EenY, win address the voters
of the Fifth Ward at Phillip Waltz's
grocery. THIS, (saturdsy,) evening,
at o'clock. Let all in favor Of the Union
as il was the Constitution as it is, and the
negroes where they are, turn out to the
meeting. Let the true Union men of the
old Fifth be up and doing.
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IN this Sign shall we Conquer
DEMOCRATIC UNION TICKET

eLrcrioN SECOND TUESDAY Q4rD ocToBEF
IuDeE RSS,Js GE Tss :. sYsEEssEE YREEsEG. COURT
OF Cuyahoga.
w,.E.sSE s5CSErSsy M, S0SgsssaTkose. 0g sEaTs;
OF Seneca
ATroRHFY GENERAL,
LYMAN n. cHITcHFiELD'
OF Holmes.
SCHOOL COMMISSIONER,
cHARLMs w. n. CATHCARTa
OF Montgomery.
MEMBEB or EoARp OF RygLIo WORKS
i0f Coshoeton.
FOR CONGRESS.
CgEHENT L. vALl.ANDIGHAM'
AUDITOR,
16HMJAMIH' M. AYREs,
: OF Dayton.
.t BHERIFF,
GEORGE WOGAMAN,
4 OF Harrison.
TREAsURFR,
JONATHAN KENNEY,
OF Dayton.
Alfred YIMR,sE,gSiMS ixMs.
sksss OF Madison.
nEna1 ThlSnf EsxnBERT,
OF Butler.
.SsIsssssya g.STUsas yaSTTEs: GEsErTGs;
OF Jefferson
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In this Sign shall we Conquer.
Democratic Union Meeting
Lebanon, Warren County, Ohio
ON
Thursday, October 0, at one O'Clock pm.
A large number Of the Democrats Of War.
rsn county, having requested their candidate
for Congress,
HON. q. L. YALLANDIGHAM

To address them at their county seat, the
meeting appointed for Carlisle Station, ou the
9th Of October, has been changed to Lebanon,
where Mr. VALLASDiGHAN will address the
people on the great issues Of the day.
The Opposition are cordially invited TO at.
tend, and hear from his own lips, the prinei-
ples entertained by tue Democratic nominee
for Congress, and his views as to restoring
the Union rs il was
Let every Democrat in Warren and sur.
rounding counties, who can at all make il
convenient, be present
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The Montgomery District.

Hon. c, L Vallandigham is nominated for
reelection Bob Schenck is his opponent
Unless loyal citizens are in the minority, Mr..
Vallandigbam will be elected Logon Ca
sstts. ef' .'ia5- rs ars i
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Insurance.
insurance Company,
Home

or NEW HAVEN CesNo lll ssl
CAPITAL 3TOp,OoO,
Paidin cash, and sseurel invested.
yv,HIs co,onsov insnrss Merchandise Houss
Furniture and other inanFele properly AZ as low
rates as are chargediy other pIyenl ~ 1 e99mpanes
dedueting g nor cent fortho ockholdeTs) are divided
annually 10 the holders 9fpolices in this company.
payable in scrip bearinBlwlssN rArheslnAuHng Win
usincur no liability HhRt er. ... rIHHt
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DEMOCRATIC UNION MEETINGS
IN
MONTGOMERY COUNTY

Postown-Saturday evening. Oct. A.
A. Cahill and N. e. Jordan. HfN
,CentTcyille-Tuesday evening. Oct. z.
--Henderson Elliott and Thos. o. Lowe.
Besyertown-Tuesdsy evening, Oct. Z.
ID. A. Houk, Dennis Dwyer. and D.
X, Boyer.
Harshmanville-W Wednesday evening,
Oct. e.-Geo. w. HOuk. Thos. o. Lowe.
and w. Il. Belville.
Mismisburg-Thursday evening, Oct.
at. J. s. Smith and 7. +. Thresher.
GerInsntown-Thursday evening, Oct.
o.---Abraham Cahill and D. G. Fitch.
49, So 81 ,1i'ash g, Oct.
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lsouts, Sbors, Nats * Gaps
BOOTS AND SHOES.
BEST MATERIAL--LOW PRICES

FTNHE undersigned has just opened shop for the
J. manuiasture OF BOOTS and SHOES, corner o
Second and st. Clair streets, where he will be at nj
times prepared TO accommodate his customers with
everything IN his line.
HIS stock ~ large and OF the very best material and
ms prices and work Will suit his customers Gave HIM
a call and see for yourselves.
m2Jdlm f. A. FISHER
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FsrmersvslA-s.p' Friday evening. Oct. 10.
--AdAin Clay, ". " Fitch, and N. E.
Jordan
Texas--Friday evening, Oct. l0.-G.
w Houk. DR.. Egry, and Dennis Dwyer.
Johnson's Station-Wednesday after
noon. Oct. 8.--Hon. @. L, Vallandighanl
D.. A. Houk and others.