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Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1862-11-07
TINE HoME or TRE PREslnEHI. REpu.
DATES MIN.
ILLINOIS DEMOCRATIC by FIFTEEN
fHOUSAhD MAR9RlTG.f y a.
Tee &c ecSsaSSsSIEs SSss EtnrTsp. - HSns.A
LovEJOx DEFEArEn

Illinois has covered herself with glory.
The Democratic Stste ticket is elected by
10, ,000 majority they have. carried both
branches of the Legislature, and elected
ten out Of fourteen congressman. And
the best Of all is, the fsnatical Abolition
ist, LovEJoY, is beaten by Democrat.
This is glorious news. Let the people re-
joice. Let the wild shouts of freemen
ring from hill to valley, from Maine to
California, and strike terror and dismay to
the hearts of despots. Let ABRAHAM LIN
colin and his minions give ear, and the
prison bars md bolts of bis bastiles crum-
BILE and fall before the thunders of free
people. Let the pale and tortured victims
of his despotism come forth from the Shiny
cells of the prison house, once more to the
light of liberty and day, for a people that
will not be enslaved have spoken, and the
scepter Of his power falls trembling from
his hands.
The people have repudiated the Negro
Proclamation and the arbitrary usurpa-
tions Of ABRAHAM LINCOLN, in his own
State, in his own county, and in his own
town The voice OF the people is the
voice of God" Let him heed this terri
Bile condemnation from his own State
Let him remember that there is a Consti-
tuition for his guidance, which he has sworn
to nphold, and for the protection of the
rights and liberties of the people, and that
they will suffer no infringements upon ITS
sacfed guarantees. The Lessons Of His
tory were before him, but he would not
learn. Let him not likewise spurn the les
son which the people have taught him
through the ballot-box. usai T8i HG
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1862-11-07
A Very Eame Excuse.

The journal labors hard to excuse the
defeat of Aboliliouism at the October and
November elections. Its favorite plea is
that all the Aboltionists are in the army,
while the Democrats are at home. No
sensible mau would indulge in such child
ish excuses. There are as many, if not
more, Democrats in the army as Aboli-
tionists, But admitting that the Journal
is correct in its assertions, why did the Alb
olition Legislature of this State refuse to
pass law allowing the soldiers to vote
That is a question that the Journal had
better dispose of before making such alb
surd excuses for the crushing defeat of its
party. ai
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1862-11-07
A strong Point weIIPut.

Richard T. Merriek, an eminent lawyer Of
Chicago, in recent speech at Democratic
meeting in that city made the following
strong points
The South are either bellgerents or they
are not II they are not our Government has
degraded itself by recognizing them as such
in the conduct Of the war. If they are belli.
gerents, they are entitled TO every right &C
corded by the laws Of war. The confscation
OF private property is forbidden by those laws,
and slave property forms no exception 10 the
general rule, as was settled in the award made
blythe Emperor Of Russia, arbitratine between
our Government and Great Britain, after the
close OF our last war with her and compelling
her to pay US two millions Of dollars for slaves
taken from our citizens during the war. John
Quincy Adams presented aud argued the case
foF our Government
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1862-11-07
Returning TO i,s First Love.

The Cleveland PlaiRdeater, which left
the Democratic party last fall ond went in
with the bogus Union movement. has,
since the recent elections. wheeled into line
again, and proposes to act with the De
mocracy. We hope it has learned les
son. In its issue oI the Sd inst, it closes
an editorial article thus
Under nep editorial control, the Plain
Dealer will hereafter be found its political
armor buckled on, steadily battling for those
great principles OF Popular Sovereignty and
Democratic polity, which, as the people have
showRia the recent October elecuons and
which we have never ceased to believe, can
alone. save The Union, preserve the Cons,iiu.
tlon, and restore the country TO an honorable
and lasting peace.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1862-11-07
The New York EIeclion.

The triumph of the Democratic party in
New York must be a very bitter pill for
the Abolitionists TO swallow. The noble
standard ril-bearer of the party in that State
Hon. HoRATIo SEYMouR-was denoun-
eed and villifed second only to Hon. G..
l.. VALLANDIGHAM. In fact, the principal
arguments used by the Abolitionists to de-
feat him, were that he was VALLANpIa.
HAM Democrat He was denounced as a
traitor" and 4" secessionist," and nj n
large Abolition meeting held in the city
of New York, distinguished lawyer even
went so Gar as 70 offer the following reso-
luton which was unanimously adopted by
the meeting
"Resolped, That every vote given for Gen.
eral WAdsworth, is a vote for loyalty, and ey.
cry vote given for Horatio Seymour is vote
for treason" ol
What do those sell-styled deiiners of
loyalty think now p Are they willing to
admit that majority of the people of the
great State OF New York have voted for
treason? Have the Secessionists carried
the Empire State, and is another star ad-
ded to the rebel flag Is not this the SO.
quence Of the Abolition logic? Thus we
see how the Abolitionists are playing into
the hands Of the rebels by proclaiming
that secessionists . and ''traitors have
tIiumphed in almost every Northern State,
But tits well for the country that the lead
ers of the rebellion do not believe their
Abolition eniissaries. Nothing could be
more discouraging to them than the tn.
umph OF conservatism in the Northern
States il breaks the force Of the argu-
ments with which they have succeeded in
uniting the people Of the South.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1862-11-07
The Election of Hon. James
Brooks.

The most gratifying result of the Dem
Ocratic victory in New York is the trium-
phant election Of the bold. able, and fear
less champion of constitutional liberty,
Hon. JAMES BRooKs, the brave and patri-
otic editor of the New York Express. No
man in the country has labore1 more ear
nestly in defence of the Constitution and
the rights of the people than he, and the
four thousand majority by which he is
elected, is glorious tribute to his patriot
&c services in that direction.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1862-11-07
NInety-Third Regiment Ohio
Volunteers.

The Executive Committee having in
charge the funds for distribution among
the wives, mothers, and sisters of soldiers
who volunteered in the Ninety-Third Reg
iment, can receive orders for the Second
Installment, by calling at Dietrich's Drug
Store, between 10 and II a. M, and 2 and
A p. m, on and after this date.
November I, 1862. COMMITTEE.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1862-11-07
aLIsr oF rHn KrLLnp.,

Mothers Who at IN duinh ioffOf ana dread si1lal1
Holding that terrible list,
Fearing 20 look lest you see mid the dead
The name OF the boy you have kissed
Kissed c'en A. those who IN anguish and pain
Kihs precious iaces Of clay, ~ N
Zen As you would had yon shudderineltlaln z
That dear one in grave-TCbes away. II
pity you, sitting with faces 80 white,
striving TO parry the blow; ll M
IAnow bow thai name viii torture Youf sight
Can hiho1 The depth OF your woe. =
by the pang that rent my desolats heart,
By this crushing weight OF despair,
IS knew how you too win shuddsr and staft
Reading that dear name there.
! lsnowTyou n hush that passionate cry. fi'
Thinking Of him as he lies, f'a-f
With beautiful lace uptnrned 10 the sly,
Death yelling the glorious eyes.
"Fishtiughe fel" Does afeelino N nr,aar {, q
lighten your grief as you think
How brave was the boy that went nom vour s,do
How he would not falter or shrink 80
mothers love tFiumphs. Men call woman v,..,,.
All, well, perhaps iti sol
know there are tears q EN- now on thy chesltf Dq
For thy boy who is lying so low, ~
know that I start al each step ON The s,a,,
With wistful glance turn toward the doat t Cd
ThipiinR, perchance, that my darling Il thera,
Peace heart, he can come never more.
But still there e thought that sohena nv 700.
Above there 8 glorified list; 7.- 80.
And one day u hear, with npturous glov.
The name OF the boy have kissed
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1862-11-07
Insurance.
Insurance Company. nv
HOIlle

OF NEW HAVEN CONN, r"i ,-f.
CAPITAL Saooyooo. ...7I
r Paid in cash, and securely inyestsd.sviI
TNhIs company insuTes Buildings, Mefchandise House
Il FURNITURE and other proportV at AZ low
rates as are charged by other solvent Inlss d o
Ihree-onrths OF the profits Of the bliiness, (aner
dedncung per cent for the stoekholders are divided
annually TO the holders of policies in tls company,
payable In scrip bearing interest Parties ihAung with
US incsir no liability whRteYer. 81 = 'dT i'.t
DIRECTORs i
douglass r. Satterlee, Charles Shelton, .f .iliIU
LeYerett Candse, George Cock iflusN IIluft|.i
Judson Canheld, Charles r. Cansiae,. .nanII.r...
Isaac Thompson, DAVID W. a thompson, ,t.Hl ...a. 4.
Lucius HOtehkiss hfrafn Camp,
William W. Bacon, 1iltOn n. Doolttle,. ..I.
Cornelius 3. Bushnell, Charles W. Alien, t'4 81 .l.
George Hoadley, samuel Peck
William Hull, Willis M. Anthony,
Charles Carlisle, Newell o. Hail.
Stophen A. Spencer, Leonard pardee,
Awater Treat, Edwin Marble,
Andrew L. Kidslon, fhtIf feF
samuel Mallett, BamuelC {. JohnsoB rrI. ..r
Mlhain Beach, .s Inr, % sGuilord, Conn.
Amos n. Barnes, Jededah Wileox
Erastus O. Scranton, Meridau conn
yohn Woodrlh Henry Martin,
Richard NJ Everett, WalnnRfard conn
f.d DOUGLASS r. SArrRRLRE president
ou.. w,,.0, pAs,HL SAS,n TAoWnpeE, Wee Pres. '''
fsbS oHAs. b. CLARKE. Agent Dayton. sa
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1862-11-07

Having one Of the most complete Printing EstAb
lshmenta in Southern Ohio, our hcaes for doing all
kinds OfwOrk, Book Plain, or Ornamental, are hrs
class. We have Of the hstest Presses, and have
all the modern styles Of Type, and we employ the
tHs-at workmsn. aia hfa s9l ,H''0
We have three Power Presses connected with on
lob Department. and are prepared to execute work
with nsAtnsss and dispatch. rf1d tar
sS7ordsrS nom abroad will receive prompt Aiten
ton. Address
ID B0LLMKIKR 4 LOGAN, Dayton, ohio.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1862-11-07
SHAVING, HAIR.CUrrTNG, sHaNPootNe

FNHoMAs A, WISE having taken the Barber shon
~ on MARKET street recently owned BY James Kreid
Prepared 70 do shaving, Hair. Cutting sham 1ooinS
etcl IN manner that cannot fail to give
HIM, nm call. kemember the plaes-north side Market
-"' r-.H. ..H I'D. f. OCT
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1862-11-07
From the Milwaukee News, Nov Sth.l
Hurrah for WIscOnsIn !--5, 900
Majority I'm MiIVvaukie,-..A
Chance for Four Democratic
Members Of Congress out OF
Sin. .4.4., f--.---

NletnDers Of Congress Out OF
Sin. .-...4-, = -
Atthe time Of going to press this morning,
the election returns from this State in every
instance show an Immense Democratic gain.
Milwaukee County gives the whole Demo.
cratic ticket nearly 5000 majority-a major.
lty unprecedented in the past 20 '.il f71
James S. Brown, our candidate for Con.
gress, is elected over John +, Potter, BY one
or two thousand majority Such are the ap-
pearanees at present writing
Wheeler, the Democratic candidate in the
tiith, so far as returned, is running stronger
than he himself estimated last week. We
think there is no reasonable doubt of his eiec,
ton
Thereturns Indicate the election ofEldredva
Democrat, in the Fourth District, and Gupny
Democrats in the Madison District N - ~ Il
Sloddard the Democratic and Union can.
d. late, carries Lacrosse almost unanimously
Result in that District uncertain. m
The returns are Sufficient to show that the
people Yesterday remembered themselves
We hope they have sent four Of the six mem.
bers from this State TO Washington Another
day will tell l.loeEOt - '"Tt'i
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49lumblng.
New Gas 4 Steam Pipe Fixtures
JUST RECEIVED AT fs,nu
WARE 81 MALCOI.M'S.

NO. AUI Joner8On street,
A VERY superior assortment OF Gas Fixtures. se
"A lected lroin the LATEST NEW YORK PAT-
Terms, consisting OF Brackets, Pendants. elhanda.
llers, Glass, Paper and Mica nhades, Wax lapers 6e
winch they are determined 70 sell a the lowest lylng
rates. They are also receiving and have o,
hand every variety Of PLUMBING GOODS which
they sell as low as can be sold elsewhere
They are also putting up Gas" steam and Water
ripe al reduced rates BY strict attention 10 bsness
and superior workmanship they hopeto merit a share
OF pubic patronage. fI1I.1t' ~ ~ iys'
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r1a lea9eSs agt 3ey. 7lm.J iI& Geg3,at
gaRSHa 5er jG tae GH.5el states.

TIN. n lw 0tSL WHn<LI GlHE., is arIe md
4agllr aclare plar'2 sae"r. ct sn;h las a. for
HIS 81. unaA--!uVCiaI 10 d tGs LtGia .i yea.
ar- Ne,vn and mien.ti 80 be rh 6lb>t ~ well u rhe
CtEAEt.-H tAaII.y NtwsP PEiI "a 'ne iitett ares
The Ii 81 a " 1f Jc 'lMi. s. and wul A Vays De, 20
Keep rs reaGers t0rrr: and ret 5 p0stei up ~ 10
everything which may lngpe1. sa Crl nrert,-C,
any larc u he World lr cGm;na.t- fully AID t'es'y
uDGu al tCpiCs Gl uIpo'lcr ~ ever t1phrtm=II d'
Publjc ana aIv1y+ n tn" N rre-t o tr" ON
Or'tef. and rie CUBIC IcoG. - hle H. 'nluencn III
be I'M Grmlv ,Insefyitlye atp1Ca4+ .neaSlT.
OF usr and beneicenr .rogres- rir
rerpe' ailon 81 ,iayery, IA OF every ~ Z
inc1mpatible " h he aghe- welfare OF the wloe
cum mnn,t While it pruH,ptir ana accurate y
all intelligence genera ntere.t IN every department.
OF human icrlvity paners 10 Yiou ist.2, ald
excludes from cuuDn everything char might ren'er
Tunsate or impropcr tur reneTa family perusa! lt
seeks 10 promote he general welfare ~ urging Cah
claims Ct ...
uuOn tie people ind n all Ifs dlscusai0us
endeavoi constantly % 1e -ade't and controlled oy
the spirit Of -
NtJpEHArION PArRIOrI1I AND COMMON
SENSE.
In its correspondence. both Foreign anf JomesCc the
FIEs cnnfe, sed t superior ~ any other Amrrican
journal lts Ret orrs o, Cdnsr-ssi'na and Legis'aye
pruceea ina' Of tnanciaI. C"mnricisI IN ,sI me
Of important legal anu CrmIna irins' ana or what
ever NAV have sleral est tor The great bcdy o. The
community, are iull, prompt anu reliable. 49,.
kgpecul attention ~ GevUttd Ga fG-i, accnfise alI
Trustworthy reports ot rhe
LIVE sru. * AND PRODCCE MARKETS.
TOR which peoai auops bt ispuct4rs Is ull.nf4llad
LrrERAR DEPARTMENT
will ass - sapC up, embracing
STANDARD NOVELS AND TALES.
and misceila cert ns OF the highest Interest
TRE AGRlCC LrURAG DEPARTMENT
is rumv rou, variety OF -'irres. many OF Ii-Tn
naccessIbr to rhe American re"drr ad lurnIl 7ai-
iabie inf0rnat3gI 10 Tn 4 i.'rn-r and targener
Ihe " EEhl4L HINES vi Ue ssht to -ubscrhers q
any paf II u" runuLr. On 'ha fuIIawins Terms
.iuaeCUpies ~ i+hf'
WNG Copies. - year
tae op.sa H. yehf
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MRS. WILSON'S
G OCO AN UT OIL
HAIR DRESSING

Ys Wilson's Hair Dressing is nit ~ in argr BOTTLES
AMI rnt:a Or - CTS. per bottle, md nr dr9galng he
lar Of ~" person. young pi there equal IN
The world VIII make the hair syery t!n: yuu wish /
o. De. and moreover it has perfume r!ar is nineiy
superior 70 NV If e fashionable aXtTacs either 6rrign
~ A!nr~can wlicn alone should intitlr it to 1 place
.vrry au.a toilet tibie.
,., ne Regrnerator before -etirng Il nigh, lnd
IN he morning apply little Of the Dressing. iad yoIr
lair viii he liieika in collar lnd beauty
nothing m your hair but these preparations. and
use .iesc according ,rectunS lnd we slrrant YOU
1 .nod healthy head nt hair.
Manufactured and sold wholesale by Henry ? viii
son IL Co.. Manchester, " & "a whom Nil letters should
De addressed
I. 2. PIERCE
LcIeSaie ard Retail Agsl-.
n4-rf- IA N v T ? I I nK Y
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AGENTS yE.yTSl F.

Eli AGENTS wanted to 8. : a new and useful nv
~ riun which in -1mrihi 1c that every lady nasds
and whicn every lady vi ha at the low price it i
fered. This affords q change tb young men VIM
out of employment, it pa Ys rum s.I Ia s50 rer n
Samples free r"rsrt Of l5 cents. Aa,irsss
nmtp-iisr, VT. "-uJ 4. e ~n2s
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cZ0, W. EIMMC--iS Z 60.
OK HALL.
= z: q Ncrra st-eeG. 2as-na. Nass
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He .G EC&E TEEEGE MINES
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% V.0,r fo .t'4Y Re.
Jlt Vl5Ius LG,yr".
.,FciG :'', ~ e within
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IN ~ TT -S'H IFl lI3i
" Leave dyes Al me, und 0ny reahle ResJ0r
Bl7a- Ike I-einatreeu'l nnitlbeH
>Gl't 4verTveere- rice jNG ami 81 per bottle
W Il A&(TAA IL Geq E'rr So saTs Tray NJ
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1862-05-27

o"'nr tLg b.. 0,. -c 4 rer
- eruCc>1 o. ..Su.l'grHr 'H
! % spiucun l.. .i~s--l..
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The Regeneraror is put up in TWO sizes. md
rerails for so cents for pint BOTTLES, and 81 for
quart bottles. The quart bottles al. much the
cheapest.
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,l3h BR0s NR'V Y0uH
g')I EALA nv ALL DRrGGiTrs
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1862-08-01
To Horse Owners.

DR.. Sweets Infallible Linim9nt for Horses
Is unrivaled by any in all cases OF laneness ars-
ing from SpTains Bruise, or wrenching, its ell, CT
Is agcai and certain. Harness or > ddle tails,
Scratches, Mango, &C, it will also cure speedily.
SPAWN and Rinsbone may be easily prevented and
cured in their incpient stages, but confirmed ca
,es are beyond the possibility Of rad'cal CURE
No case of the kind, however, is so desperate or
hopeless but il may be acviated by this Eminent,
and its faithful application will always remove the
Lameness, and enable the horse to travel with
comparative ease,
Every horse owner should have this remedy at
hand for its timely use at the first appearance of
Lamencss will eiiectual,y prevent those formida-
bic diseases mentioned, 10 which all horses are
liable, aud which render so many otherwise yalu-
able horses nearly worthless.
Sold by all dealers. eowly2G
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TREASURER's SALE.
STATE OF MAINE.


Augusta July II, 1862. s
DURSUANT to Chap, 6, Sec 20, of the Revis-
L cd Statutes, will, at .he State Treasurer =
office, in Augusta, on the tenth day of September
ne xt, at II o'clock in the forenoon, sell asd con-
vey by deed to the highest bidder, all the in
tere.t of the State IN the tracts of land fcrenaf
ter described, lying in unincorporated townships,
the said tracts having been forfeited to the
State for State taxes and county taxes certified to
the Treasurer of state, for the year 1860.
The sale and conveyance of'each tract will be
made subject to right in the owner or part own
er, whose rights have been forfeited, to redeem
the same at any time within one year after the
stle, by paying or rendering to the purchaser his
proportion Of what the purchaser paid therefor at
the sale, with interest at the rate of twenty per
cent, per annum from the time OF sale, and one
dollar for release such owner may redeem his
interest by paying as aforesaid to the Treasurer
Of State, as provided in Chapter 6, Section SO If
the Revised Statutes
No tract, however, will be sold at price less
than the full amount due thereon for such unpaid
State and county taxes, interest and cost, as de-
seribed in the following schedule:
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ID [ T. d.

Franklin-Ju'y DIST, Hattie, daughter of Geo
L. Dyer gcd years and months.
Brewer-2Ith ult., Mrs. n W, wife Of
Isaac Cunning, aged 80 year 90 ? mos.
Brewer Village--26th uIt., Miss Helen ?. Smith
aged IS years.
At Ship Island, June ?jth, Edward NJ, son Of
VI. II. Wilder of Machias, aged II years and 6
months. lie was a musician Co /, Maine 18th.
Also, 18th, James W. L. Ring, son of Jere L.
and Jane Ring Of Lnbeo, aged 10 years. lie be-
longed to Co. X, Maine 18th reg.
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the most important characteristic, namely, that Of CON
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