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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-07-05

II BGC0NDnn 9LAvls -. hkWA4D-.LNe'
~ my piaee 81 JafRes sivx, uppes end Of Hen-l
fieo cosi6ty; On 6anday last Jnns ~ lesa without
any cnnse, my Servant Man, con MINUS co.
monty cslied DUCK. He e abost s yeasao aee,
rather sruh' well made. black. food tevtb, ntely,
and no marks; sbous $ iset inches hieh He =
No doubt LURKING siDoat Richmond or ehdeavbrins
n enpI1ym6nt a. servant In some Of the ca}npssi
h6Nfhg mgsIf setNainesnrss afSiShg the steyas IN
KohhSen6, Dut n cfser place. For his Aafs de-.
livery 70 BLAIR a. CHAMBkRLAYNE,0r placcd n jail
so they get him, they will pay The above rys*aIa
nNE HUNDRED DOLLARS REWARD.-Thcl
u above reward will be paid for negro woman
BY the name Of wlNNEY MOTION. who ran of
on Thursday morning, 81 Of July. She Vi fset
high stout built, st black, sAatp Nose, tAsks $cry
Lady like. But looks gr1lM Sue lad on hood bon.
She has sister btiHs in Manch~ster, and husband
waiting Upon Captain Sales In the army, aud owned
by Sampson JONES' Of Richmond. The above re-
ward viii 10 given, II lodged in jnl
w4-lw* J. w. SATTERWHITE.
DUNAWAY-FITTYD DOLLARS REWARD
II, On Sunday, the 22d of juno, my boy STEW
AkT, . bright mulatto shout feet inches IN
TO have accompanied the army Of Gen. Jackson
when passing through Albcmarle county. The
above reward will be paid il taken out Of the
county, and $40 il taken in the county.
CHAS. $. BOWCOCK, H. D..
jy3-lw. Everettsyillc, Aibemaslc CO., Va
1NEN DOLLARS REWARD Left the residence
of the subscriber, on Rockets IT'LL, last week,
sse, Ban color, aid low stature think lie isiiirk
hi, AROUND the camps and bring brses 70 the sol,
d:ers as free. Any information concerning him will
be thankfully received, and the above reward paid
for bis, delivery to me- AT my stal in the Old Mar
ket, No.,2 FREDERICK BRAUER, SR.
tx,l-
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T>oR SALE-A neat Corr AGB ssttl.meaf In the
county Of Primes Edward at ssndy River
Church, containing sosi: 80 acres Ut lnnd with 81
rooms to the dwelling house, and ether god hu'd'
ing' On the premises; = good location Tor phys
clan or any other professional character, or = me
e.,anic. For pars..cf,laFs, apply to
DANIEL WITT,
jy I-2aw1m' Green Bay r. O., Pr. Edward
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M EAROE6 FOR HlRE.-We have five or six
IN WOMEN for hire. Several can cook, wash
ana iron We would hire them 10 work in any OF
the hospitals that can furnish them with place to
sleep We have also likely BOY. about 10 years
old for hire CLOPTON & LYME, Agents, !
u 4-9t, Office corner Wall and EranSiin str
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GROCERIES, LIQUORS, &c,

SuNp kiks.
5000 lbs. Country cured BACON.
packages BUTTER
bbis N. -. MOLASSES.
80 bblr FLOUR
On consignment aud for sale
jy 4-.,t1 A. Y. STOKES Co.
INA MILY stone
Prma lot snlthfeld Bacon,
Fine, Family aud Extra Flour.
White I'eans and Black eyed Peas,
Prime Fresh Butter, Coffee,
Essence OF Coffee Worcester Sauce,
Bakers Cocoa, Fine Starch
Country Soap.
Cooking and w ASKING Soda,
Hecker FariDa Alspee. Pepper Ginger.
Moasses, Dried Peaches aud Apples
Coffee, N. q. and Pulverized sugar
All of which will be sold at n small advance on
cost at The Family Grocery Of
jy 3-a' I'd and Main streets.
WE are receiving daily. from thr country, nj,
w lots Of BACON. LARD, HITTER. SOAP,
e sides other ARTICLES Our Office is Ut the corner Of
Warehouse.
y3-ets JErER 4 HARRIS.
DUTTER BUTTER! BUTTER BUTTER.
F; Id lo00 lbs Of very superior BUTTER, just le-
ceived on consignment and for sale by
ROBERT A. Il DABNEY,
grpeer and Commission Merchant,
~ 3-Ms Corner Broad and-7th streets
HTY1L. APPLES, AND PEACHES, rerriyinx
Vu every day and for sale II retail or whole sale;
also, Groceries VI every sort IN market =
J. s. ROBERTSON,
jy 3-lOt Corner Governor and Franklin STA
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HORSES FOR SALE.

ZOE MALTA frst.rate, light bay MARE, ave
IL years old, works well In single or double har.
sssss and goes also splendid1y under saddle Apply
immeaiateiy 10 - EDWARD J. KUKEk, .
-y 3-5t 9th stres4s above Leigh,
lOR SALE-A very fine bloqaes bay STAT-
II LION, l6 hands high, wpjks and trots well
works n xinge harness. Can e seen at the EXCHANGE
Stable for six days. between the hours of 10 and
osicck. ~ calling op .. D. HANSELL This horse
"a ~ l-St~
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OFFICE OF THE PIEDMONT 4. r. co.,
RICHMOND, June IL, 1852. !
VGNO EEFuG EES AND OTHERS HAVING NE
GROES 70 HIRE.-The railroad from DAN
vile to Greensboro Is about to begin construction
en- large seale and requires numerous force of
!abdfers, as well Us overseers OF experience who
can come vel! recommended
Liberal prices viii be given, and Doctors. bills
will be paid by the Company.
They must be supplied with clothing by their ossna
er. md when delivered to the Company must be
provided VIII ore week rations Of food, for which
rations due allowance EEl rs made IN the FIRST
monthly settlement
Payments will be made monthly in cash.
Overseers accompanying parties Of hands will be
given the preference Others Ii otherwise satis-
factory.
The hands may be dstIvered to the agents at any
of the depots on the Danville r H. or at Greens
boro', N. G., after the 18th inst.
EDMUND r. b. MYERS,
Captain and Chief Engineer.
OFFICE OF THE PIEDMONT r RCo.,l
JUNE l1th le62 !
MULES AND CARTS WANTED.-Five hun,
lyl dred MULES, &nd proportiunate number 81
CATS. are wanted immediately. for tho construcs.
tion of the Piedmont Railroad from Dansile, Va.
win be paid for those which pass our inspection
delivered al an early day. Apply 1t the once n
the Richmond and Danville Railroad Company,
either q Richmond or al the town Ut Danvilla
EDMUND Z. ID. MYERS,
70 la-ts Cnpk Ens'y snd Chief Engineer.
~ Richmond Examines, Ralsash Standard. Dan
vile Register, Wilmington. n. G., aud 0reensborn.
n. Gspaperx copy ratil stopped. and forward &C.
corrifa fo Danyilfa
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INFORMATION w TED--Of the where
i s.a,uts of V, }. MACARTHUR, wounded on Fri
day last He Is in some of the hospitals in Rich
mond. / will be at the American Hotel, No 81
iY .E-.}t< L. TflNEii.
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NEGROES FOR HIRE.

NO HRE-A serveut GIRL, for remainder of
Il the year, or by the month. She is a good
nurse, seaInstress, and general housemaid She
washes and irons tolerably we'll Apply at Mr.
WI MOTIFS, on south side of Clay. between I'd
and "a streets, near centre of square
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-07-05

DUNAW A Y-From the 18th section of the
R, Richmond and Danville Railroad. a NEGRO
BOZ. named JOHN, belonging TO Chsrles Thorn.
ton, of Caroline county. He is-of n gingerbread
color about feet 10 inches in height knock need.
and wears truss He WAS barefooted when he left.
The legal reward will be paid for his return at the
office OF the company at Richmond, or at any sta
ton on the road. lie 30-6t
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WAR DEPARTMENT.,
ADJ'r INSPECTOR GENERALS OFFICE, )
RICHMOND, June 26, 1862.
n ENERAL ORDERS, No. 45.

RICHMOND, June %, 1862.
~ ENERAL ORDERS, No. 45.
U
l. A General Intelligence Office, to enable the
friends of the sick and wounded to find them out,
to facilitate communication W 18th the army, is here
by established Military Commanders and Surgeons
will afford all the means in their power to promote
the ends of it's establishment ~ -
II. Medical officers taken prisoners of war by
the sfHiiss oe the Confederate States will be imMe
diately and Internationally discharged
ILL., The Government of the United States having
recognized the principle that medical officers
should not be held prisoners of war, and having
ordered the immediate and unconditional release of
all medical officers held, all medical officers of
Tile Confederate States, now on parole, are hereby
discharged from their parole.
By command of tile e.Aretary OF War.
SignedI s.. COOPER,
je 2-lw Adftand Inspector General
HEADosRs DEPT OF HEINRICH,
Richmond, June 18th, 1862
~ ENERAL ORDERS. No. l, PRISON SERIES.
~
L*.s. Capt w. S. wINDER. ASS. Adjt
General, is charged with all correspondence relative
All communications relating to them will be ad
f IL sseeR Winchester ana vicinity including tn.
whole of the bridges, win Constitute Provost Mar
sials district-Capt. HENRY WHIT Assistant
Provost Marshal, is assigned to the eoinmaud. He
will have entire charge Of all the bridges and will
give the necessary orders to the guard.
n.., ne, - a III, -, , - ."s, .no H.
for all property taken from the person arrested.
til II shall be deposited in some place designated by
,,rr. 10 ma ,;. GU" s,;a, ,a.,.,;.s sn,
the General commanding, Or from Maj. G klSWOLD.
Provost Marshal.
rs 80, ~ ,v.,.
py vyei VI Dig svnr n; "
,-g y 1n--.s Z =: or, 2. =. =
nEsERTERS.-~The following named persons
J are tleserters from nv company The usual
reward Of $40 will be paid If delivered to me, or
my brigade. deem it useless to describe them M
Bernon /. Maddnx. Robt. J. England,
Michael J. Lannan, John Palmer,
palmer ana Mitch rsop ara reside rts ~ PranI lin
county. Va
Those left sick in Manchester will report imine-
dia,ely OF send me certificates frora an army sur
seen. EMMETT W. wzlsIGER,
Capt Manchester Artillery, Courtney Batt'n,
je ss St. I'll Brigade. ID Division =
1TvNY1ov, 1.py1.Nnrps- -
"A authorized to RECRUIT for the 1st Maryland
Regiment. AL Maryland men are earnestly solicited
TO rally arosnd the little blue Nag Of thsir St.te.
and add new trophies Of triumph to those which
ssrsny ~ a1 s s,ser
i I;s. their opt0n entitled to b to the
Appsa,iGas ssr ,h. PsrP9s: should ,. made 70
49, 80 es@eA'-. 'S-e, AsS. ,"
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personal The friends of J. Il. MOSELY,
J. of Charlotte county. Va, u member of Com.
pSny n, 18th regiment Virginia volunteers, can find
him at Camp Windcr, Ward L, bed No. T, First
Division M t-.tk
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WANTED Information Of r.y so;i, Lieuten.
w ant ROBERT q. McAUtAY, of the 7th
regimen. Ncsth Casolin.. troops who was brought
70 this city aSeGi two weeks ago, quite sick I'M
aers.ahd That he is in :: private family. Please
send information to the Dispatch office
jy :,-:,ts NEIJ. MCAlrI.AY
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STRAYED OR STOLEN-TEN DOLLARS RE
- WARD.-Strayed or stolen from Mr. Richard
Hills, corner of 9TH and Franklin Streets on Friday
night last, a light sorrel HORSE, of medium size,
four years old, with blaze in the forehead. His
shoes were well worn and WAS los, from The right
fore foot. The above reward will lac paid for his
delivery as above, or at Keen, Baldwin a. Viii.
liamss Hospital - Dr. JONES
10
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-07-05

rOL. J. N. REYNOLDS You win find yonr
son JcHN Al Mrs. Howard's, near Monument
Sgrase. Call and see him. You, tTend,
~ 4-2tS B. M BLOCKER
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NIcRTll will ~ y,.,i to hear
IN from any member Of c3r,iSanies X and /. Cd
and I'd Regiments =. e. Siatc Troops, and can be
IL 4.c@s r A SHIP
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-07-05

NOTICE-The sick ard Wounded cf' the 9Th
~ Texas rvgi.sent will please send their al
dress te A. H. EDEY, Agent of the regiment cpf.
her cf Gary and Virginia Streets. ~ 3-6tN
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-07-05

- TRAYED-From his house. yesterday little
~ PET Doi, named BIJOU. He has white
curly hair, with light,brown ears--one ear hangs
down, while the other stand; up; has black eyes
and nose The.iitte dog is the gift of valued friend
and belongs to lady, who will literally reward
any person bringing him to the second house, corner
of list and Grace streets south side jy s-}tE
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-07-05

MILE TI70HLs Il. THOMPSON, of the Pur.
wv cell battery, send his address to the corner
OF jseSh and 9th streets! iy 4---alt
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1NfOKMATT0N .WANTED.fW the wherein
bouts Of Lieut.. WyNN,ith Georgia regiment,
by his father, at G, Ehmsden s, e6 Main street
" A-.Ns
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TINEN nOs..ANS Destroyed from
,le American Hotel Stables, Thursday morn |
ing cream-colored HORSE, with wbitish name
and tail; of medium size in rather low order but |
good condition with one hip slightly lower than ]
the other The above reward will he r.!tl Tor the I
return Of the Horse tn the Amet'cen Hotel Ap- |
ply ~ the ptoprsctoss OK ile ior the reward.
jy A--rt HENRY WOOD
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1>WENTY DOLLARS REWARD.-Stolen from
my cuce, on Yesterday, d yellow travelling
TRUNK aeoa. thirty inches long y and fourteen
Virginia 1t contained mary papers belonging to
the Grand Chapter and Grand Encampment of Viz
gnia. will give the above reward for its delivery
to me, or the same amount for the papers alone
and no questions asked.
IL SG-lw JOHN DOVE
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NoTIcE-Tahsn ar, on the itll OF June, a bay
~ MARE. the owner viii come forward.
prove property, pay charges, and take her away
4. g. TAYLOR.
iy TT Hnnover county. Va
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r 5OST PAPERs.--On Friday night last my house
i 4! was entered, and my Pocket Book, containing
my FREE PAPERS and $50 was stolen. will
give liberal rc.srd lor the recovery of the papers,
Ia ..O-Ut MADISON WILLIAMS.
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INFORMATION WANTED will Ne thankful
IL for any information In regard 10 HOUSTON
BLACKWEbs,, of feeNshs CLAM county, private
in Capt, fcrtesrss company, 57th Regt Va. Vols.
He Is cclfSsthted to have been wounded Tuesday
ssehlng last in the thigh.
iy3~.,H John TET{,uER
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INFORMATION WANTED / would DO glsA
il tofind JOHN r. CAMERON, of vsmrrnS II,
9th regiment South Carolina volunteers. Ne was
wounded on Monday, and trcacht to this city,
Any information len ss this Office will be thank
fully received A. S. CAMERON
80 L. Hts
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100 DOLLARS REWARD-Ranaway from
lUU my store, on Tuesday, March nth, my ne.
gro boy LEWIS WASHINGTON. He isa bright
mulatto, thick set, about Ave feet high, Is years
old; had when last brown sack coat,
brown pants, and military cap. The above re-
ward of 500 will be paid for his delivery to me.
S. S. COTTREIL,
je Sta No l:,.) Main ST
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1NFoRMATIoN WANTE1-Of the house or
Il hospital where Lieut. F. G. ROBBINS is and
also J. J.. ROBBINS, who were both wounded Fri.
day. They belong to Company G, 4th Alabama
regiment Tell them Capt ROBBINS and NJ. c.
ROBBINS, Of Company &, 4th Aabamq Regiment,
are both unhurt WIN NJ. ROBBINS
iY l. 6tt Cant Co C. aih Alahana Rnrf
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-07-05

TI>OR SALE-Ihs TRACT OF LAND Oh whiei
Mr.. Edward Booker resided until recently IL
ing on Hors.Fen, in the county Of Prince Edward
five miles from Meherrin Depot, ON the kichmesd
and Danville Railroad The tract contains six hun
dred and fiity-twO acres-Hhout two bundled IN
original growth, one hundred In pines, the lemsr
der open. There is good dwelling house omit
with six rooms, and all necessary out-building.-
James Booker, who resides near the premises viii
take pleasure in showing IL to persons vishinsn
purchase. s. r. DANIEL.
JAMES BOOKER,
IN n n
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LIVE DOLLARS REWARD. -strayed from my
j house in Manchester, one large dark red But
fal0 COW, with one white streak over each eve. L
will pay the aboye inward for her, or any informal
ton whatever 10 that can get her
lie @-6tk ROLLING q HEATH
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-07-05

r AND IN AMELIA COUNTY FOR SHIE-
Il offer for sale the tract Of LAND lying sr,
miles Nortl, Of Rord's Depot ON the =. s. r. r, !
miles from Petersburg, IS mics from Richn, =,
ard "a miles from Appomsttox river. in "a.
neighborbood. The tract INV belongs TO Mr.. il,
s. Boiling, and contains go acres. 80 In W.,
mostly orieinl forest improvements are good 4
ample. Any surihey description is unnecessary ,
those who wish 20 purchsss will q sourse. 60 20
L, 1G--f.t Eichuopt I,
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ALA1.. ~ ri ~ ~ :. ~
Its asIadfstf6 s5zp IN ssy.SSf "a q
16OV1 UGnDloxD. ron SALE. we -.
tbotfSsd - III a atsvs 6esnsbed furm 49,
ssig shout 10 eesss, wlsAsmall framed dweliIps ~
DuvSk Nj dnd tS6syE fsSuN DR,csNI 49, I
81 3.-N JAN Ms94fhfyH 4 son, Az.
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NTKAY MARE4-s'at,e to No, . KedOtiV, Wskt
- side of Central iailkoaa top lays e.nco, q bsy
MARE black le9y, and whiie spot IN her forehead.
The owner ID requested 10 come forward, prove
properly ,pay expenses and take her away.
Ia aSI-ifhs
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DUNAWAY-From the undersigned. on Mon
IL, day, the 23d day of June, 1867. a EG RO
BOY named ALBERT. Said Albert is about 10
years OF age, nearly feet or incl hes high very
black, and lisps when talking No marks upon his
person remembered. He is supposed to be employ
I'd In some of the camps the city. will give
a reward of $40 for the apprehension Of said boy
and his delivery to ma ut my residence, corner Of
Main and Foushee SITS.
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1--WE DOLLARS overwhelmingly from
II my house, my House Servant PETER-a
smart and active boy, about II years Of age, aecus
toned to the house. He may have hired himself
out as waitman. His front teeth are defective.
Had on when he left blue soldiers shirt, with
breast jacket Compile xion a dark brown, with
hair closely trimmed. He may be lurking about
some of the camps.
VIM ARCHER COOKE
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1862-10-17
aeIulmlbimg,
New Gas 4 Steam Pipe fixtures
JUST RECEIVEDAT
WARE d, MALOOLM'S
M an IsM.ran,. 1sfrAat

A VERY superior assortment OF Gas Futures,
IA lseted from the LATEST NEW YORK PAT
Terms, consisting Of Bracketei Pendants, Ohande-
iers Glass, Paper and Mioa 5hades, Wax Tapers, 4e,
rates. They also receiving and have eonstAntlyOn
hand every variety Of PLUMBlN0i GOODS which
they sell as low can be sold elsewhere. Hl- ah i
They are also putting up Gas, steami and Water
Pipe al reduced rates. BY strot Attention 10 business
and superior workmanship they hope 10 merit share
OF public patronage. iya
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1862-10-17
Result In the state as far as
Heard From.

The returns from this State continue to
come in better and better. Inevety direc-
ton the Democratic gains have been enor
nous. The e0,0OO fusion niejori,y Of
last year has boen swept away, and from
10, 900 to $4,000 placed on the other side.
For the first time in nine years have the
Democracy had cause for rejoicing over =
success in the State. Nine years ofsteady,
patient, persevering labor has conquered
the Abolition disunionists in our own
midst, and placed the noble Buckeye State
on the side of the Union as il was and the
Constitution as it is. Gov. Ton has dis
covered that the PEOPLE have had the
backbone" to rebuke him, as well as the
Abolition Legislature which attempted TO
legislate all the Democrats out of Congress.
The Democrats have carried 13 districts,
and the Abolitionists 5, and l is yet in
doubt The majority for the Democratic
State ticket will, it is claimed, be in the
neighborhood of $4,000. We annex a
list of the counties and their mejoIities, as
| far AZ heard from:
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1862-10-17
Warren County,

1 here is TOO much reason 10 believe that the
800 Abolition majority in Warren County
aPni 81 Mr. Vallandigham and the Democratic
tictet is the result Of fraud and rascality-
The usual majority in the county is but 200
That 1t should increase TO 1900, When almost
every county in the State gives enormops
Democratic gains, is not probable, There
would be exactly in character with thatPsrty,
-ERquirer
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1862-10-17
seIt Can't be DId."

On the morning before the election, that
infamous and contemplate Abolition
sheet. the Cincinnati Commercial, thus re-
lieved itself:
VALLASDIGHAM.--It will be enough to beat
the cowardIy, impudent and malignant traitor
VallandighAm in hiq District AS it stands In
the name of the honor Of Ohio beat him IN
the old District The new District, we ex-
plain for the public at large, is lhe old one
with Warren County attached IL is discredi.
table that Valandigbam can have the sup
port of even faction in Ohio The disgrace
toilI be black, bunting and infinitely shame
fiti, If he is rot beateH overwhelmingly
Mr.. VkLLAsDIoHAM has not been beaten
in the old District; on the contrary, he
triumphantly carries it by five or six
times as large majority as ever before
And better still, he is endorsed in his own
county, which he never carried before, by
majority Of near -four hundred. How do
you like this triumphant endorsement of
Mr.. VALLASDlaHAM by his constituents, in
the face Of the lying efforts and denunoi-
alton of the whole sbolition press Of the
country?
And further, he has not only been en-
dorsed by the people Of his own District,
but by the Democracy Of the whole State,
Does the Commercial remember anything
about the Fourth of July Convention, Of
which it said EALLASDieHAM and MEDARY
i
were the ''ruling spirits" that Conven-
ton Of "Butteinuts," If you please. over
which SAM MEDARY presided, and at which
VALLASDIoHAM was the principal speaker?
Well, the ticket which the "Vallsndig-
hammer" that day nominated, has been
elected, ratified and endorsed by the peo-
pie Of the State, Montgomery county has
representative on that ticket, in the per-
son Of Prof CIV. II. CATHoART.
The cgreat reaction" which we pre'lic-
ted less than one year ago, has commenced
and il will sweep on until AbOlitiopism is
buried 50 deep that the hand of the Iesur-
rectionist can never reach it. This is but
the beginning Of the end" The people
have determined to return to the old land
marks, and they win do it. Another year
and there will not be left an abolition
Governor to disgrace single State in the
Northwest Mark the prediction
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1862-10-17
WARREN, 1900

E9-0hie has gone Democratic; Indi-
ana follows suit, and ther'0ld keystone
State" repudiates the renegade FoRNEY.
Let the oppressed, denounced and much
abused Democracy of the land rejoice and
be merry, for the wand OF the despot is
broken and the scepter falls from his hand
The people have spoken in thunder tones
that make the very bolts and bars of the
Bastiles, where innocent men are imp'is.
oned, quake and tremble. The shaekles
will fall from fettered press; freedom o.
speech and opinion will be maintained
the country will breathe freer, and from
this time forward the hopes of the country
will grow stronger and brighter.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1862-10-17

owen LOVeiOy.

Owen Lovejoy was at one time delivering
an abolition trade against the Constitution in
the House of Representatives, when a mem
ber inquired of him how he could utter such
sentiments when he had just renewed his oath
to support the Constitutlon1 An eye witness
gives his reply thus:
and shaking his 6st high in lRe air. eseIaiTsd lined
savagely, at the pitch OF his voice: spit up
on the Constitution"
The traitor is now candidate for re-elec
too in one of the districts Of Illinois