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Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-08-26

Omce-seeker's Catechism.
Class OF Administration Office seekers, stand
lup
swbo made your
Abraham Linco,nl'
"What Is the nob'est work OF God
"a negro
who is the meanest men in the worldY'
George B Mcclellan
~ ho nrs the traiiOrs2
"All who arc his friends"
{ "WhaI is the object ri the var
"N.grOl'
"ln what rests the hore of Amer ica?
" he negto2
what is the duty ofihe srmy?'
'I 10 arrest all WHO believe in the Consiitu-
ton
who IS the war beneftinp2'
"Aroly r0nuactors, rich men, Republican
Grner'ils, money shavers, cotton spectators
a. 4 Drrroes2
"Ai whose expense"
The peoples
What is ihr test of patriotism?
"Ahuse Of Democrats r.
WHY Is the negro the equal of the white
mani
Brcanse God created them both f.
"On that principle is iackass the equal Of
u lIriendier Grneral?'
"Of course
"il'w ahaIl the policy of this Admipistra.
lion be mshilestrd2
ys'he surI ression of speech, the mobbing
Of printing oiiic's, aud imprisonment Of ali
Democrats there Is not rope enough to haupl"
us NV nni"n sentiment feeling Of auy
lmrnriance in the prosecution OF the war2'
''No'
la yodr nerhborhood are you consiIsred
man ul sound sense?'
tinrllH'
'A'r y"n cal ale of supporting yoursefty
honest lahol2
"Ncyer tried t-dont know!"
DO you hate Democrat more than you do
the devi2
"lrs--ycs-yesl
f'Al rphr-f there is no office vacant, a
new one shall he created for you at oucer
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legal
PETITION no SELL LAND

Samuel Zehrng, Administrat r Of Jacob wenger, de.
ceased, vs Mary z. Wenser, Msry zehring, Jacot
Wenge Henry Smith, Ann 4. Smith, Smith
and william Blocks Probate Court Of Mon gom-
cry county, OHIO Petition TO sell real estate
fINO Jacob Wenger whose sidence IL In the state
L Indiana, Henry Smith whose residenc IN un.
known, and ----- SInith whose first name and res
idence IL unknON a. all o. whom heirs and legal
representatives. Of Jacob Wenger, deceased you are
hereby notified that the Gath day OF August A. d.
1908, said administrator hled his petition in the Pro
h,e Curt OF Montgomery county, ONO, the object
and prayer Of which petition IN to obtain order oT
The assignment OF wer OF Mary E Wenger widow
et Jaao Wenger deceased in ana for the sale Of the
io9"ing real estate Of which the said Jacob WengeI
died seizedi ! he homeste upon which the sad ia
rOh Menge res oed ut the tine OF HE case psy
TIE debts Of sa decedent situate ia the county o
Montgomery and state Of Oluo and in the town o
Mianslnrg, 90 the outh par Of inlots No a and q
on the original plat OF sad town. the 9th day o
sepem6 7, ls3, application wilt be made isr an Of
corhgly. SAMUEL, ZEHRIN0
- Administrator of Jacob Wenger deceased.
AnAM CLAY Attorney sn24dtWsw4w
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-08-26

SHohe tlem OnII
The negro-ham -ers ot the counties, Mont
gomery and Pfenle, held Convention at
townsville on Friday mst, to nominate a
candidate ior State Senator Mr. GUNcK-
Ell, of this county was chosen by acclama
ton as the most available negro ham-er on
the slate Several speeches were made
on the occasion, among which was that
of Mr. SAMUEL CRAIGHEAD, OF this city.
Among other things equally miounhed,
that gentleman isreported as having said ::
There was no avoiding the fact that Val
% Inu, nI"' n, Iss $50. a see,Ts''",il ana ne mao
declared that Il a State desired 10 serede. she
Is the sole judge OF her right and Pr9prieiy to
CsIboun and nrac,csd 6p Jeasr.nn % ~, Te"s1 nov;o 2
his ConfederGtes"
Though Mr.. CRAIaHEAD boldly made
the above charge before prolessedly intel
ligent assemblage Of his parti,ans, we
challenge him to establish it by proof He
cannot do it; and through Difference to his
own intelligence we assert that he knew at
the time Of making the charge that it was
without particle of foundation in fact.
He may have gotten his idea from some
miserahly garbled extract from NALLAN-
DIGHAM's speeches as quoted in Abolition
journals. But we do not propose just hcIe
a defence OF Mr.. NALLASpIdHAM's record,
which all the world knows for its consis-
teney and unsullIed devotion to the Union.
Mr.. CRAIaHFAD, however and the gen
tlemen who act with him, belong to the
real secession party of this State. He be-
longs TO the original dis-union -nullihca-
ton party of the Country, its history being
linked together hy the names of JOSIAH
QuNcY, of Massachusetts, and SALMON p.
CHASE, Of Ohio We propose to exhibit
leaf from the history OF that party.
Abont tie lOlh day of September,
1858, fugitive slave was arrested at
Oberlin in this State. Thenegro saints of
that locally got mp mob that rescued the
fugitive from the hands of the Federal of,
fcers. The mohitcs however were indie
ted and, in the early part of 1850 they
were tried before the Federal court mt
Cleveland, found guilty, and imprisoned
in the Cleveland Jail for the offence The
negro -ham-ers, the present deliphtfnl
.......,.,. .,u..,u,i AZ, ,.,o.,.al;..,..
o"'"" f'"''y "'""'''''o' ''o P'"''eu'"S "s
ga deSpOtic UsuTpdtiOn qt pOWer, aud is
.ued II call fn, "A general Mass Conrant;o,,
OF all 'fhe JoeS OF adeeFy ahd despotlsm,
and the friends of indiUidual and STATE
,..,........,
'v"S' "' ~ ',''' e'''o'i' P'"'e
in "niggerdom' ON May 4th 1893, to eX-
nress their indignation and disoust for the
supremacy ol the '""S'
The meeting, as all remember, was held
.. Clo,olond tu.s .la,,r.I,. o.,onlol
~ ""' e'''
Numerous speeches were made by proml-
nent men of the Abolition or the assumed
c.. -. .l.;..
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-08-26

One OF the arguments used by the Tod men
against brough at the late Republican State
Convention was that be refused TO carry
soldiers over his road at half fare Tbsy
asserted that sick soldiers had been refussd 4
passage because they had no money Wayne
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-08-26
sHERIFFS SALE.

John Summers, supreme Court
John Butler, ct al. Case No R7g4
DY virtue OF and IN obedience TO the command of an
- order 0f sSle "a me direeied by the Supreme
Court OF Montgomery County viii offer at public
safe at tn door Of the Court House the city Of
Dayton, on
Sda' az Sepfaa;ef 1871, 1869,
AZ o'clock y N, n said day the following described
real eata e to wit
Lots numbered eleven hundred aud thirty (llsOl
and eleven hundred and thirty (l3l) AZ numbt r.
edpn lhe revised plat OF the city Of Dayton, the
county 0f montgomery and state OF Ohio. goa. .i.
Appraised together at S4OO. Said lots are located
on the corner OF Eddy and Plum streets, and cannot
sell Tor less than iwo-thirds Oi the above
Terms cash. GEORGE WOGAMAN sheris
lHhkshEh J0RbAI, Attys. au22A6
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-08-26

WAS NhNe'i, WOulu IVY W get up hhotttcI'
OF course, as long as he. holds position
in the army by which he makes more
money than he could possibly do as a pri
vate citizen. he is in for the war, regald-
less of its sad aud damaging effects upon
the prosperity Of the people and the conn
Try. The people who have tn "foot the
bill" are not able to see it in the same
light.
Withdraw yonr invading armies from the
Confederate States" There is more treason
10 that one sentence than was ever uttered
by mortal man before or snce.-Johh
BroHgh al Troy, August l3
Ain't you mistaken, Mr.. Broulh2 Isn't
there more treason in the following Turn
yonr swords into plow shares, aud spears into
pruning hooks
BY the way, Me- Rroush, don't you feel that
you knuwingiy and meRnly do injnstice. Ia Mr.
Vallandisham ia the way you quote him ?
Don't You know, by the coutexi, that this
g., thdrawal of invading armies was to he
the result Of an armisiics LIN which basis Of
settlement should have first been agreed
upon
Mr.. BRoUGH knows, as well aa he knows
anything, that he does Mr.. VALLANDIG-
HAN the greatest injustice in quoting from
his speeches. The entire Abolition press
and the leaders Of the Abolition party
throughout thn country, know that they
are guilty of the same disreputable prac-
tice They dare not quote Mr. VAILAN-
DIeHAM correctly, for they know, if they
have made themselves acquainted with his
record, that he never in the whole course
of his life uttered single word
of treason against the Union the Consti-
tuition or the country. They cannot
point ont single word Or act of his that
has the slightest taint of treason about it.
The Constitution of the United States
clearly and distinctly defines what consti-
tuIes treason, and no abitrary act of any
military officer, OF Illegal decision of a
trucking Judge can faSten the taint of trea-
son upon any man who has never violated
the Constitution or laws of the country.
Having the military power, they may ar
rest and imprison innocent men, as has
been done in this State and this county Il;
but the fact of their having been arrested
and imprisoned does not make them trai-
tors. No just and legal cause can be
shown for the arrest of any one of the
numerous men in this State, who have
suffered at the hau Is of arbitrary power.
,IoHS BaoUdH and his Abolition follow
ers may take advantage of Mr.. VALLAN-
pIGHAN's exile TO misrepresent, deRounce
and villify him, but there is not one of the
whole Abolition pack now barking at his
heels, that would dare meet him on the
stump in open and fair debate. He has
the most consistent record of any public
man in the country, and they too well
know the force and logic Of his arguments
TO attempt their reiutation by fair and
honorable means, hence they resort to ly-
ing, Misrepresentation and dirty abuse.
They scruple at no assertion. however
low and contemplate, to deceive the peo-
pie, and incite feeling of hatred towards
the purest patriot and "noblest Roman of
them all"-C. l.. VALLAEDIGHAM. But
the right will in the end surely triumph.
Can this War be Closed.
We say it can, if the Administration at
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Dpelma Nouse.
YEINC n O u 8 E

D Y z ] N G II q u s e /,
NO 92, ST. CLAIR, BET. FOURTH a FIFTH,
Dayton, Ohio.
FNHE undersigned informs the pullic that he is q
J. practical dyer, and has established dye house at
the above place, and prepared color all kinds
OF Slka, sans, ltIbbonA Woplen and Cotton Goods
any color that may be desired. = n g.
Grease aud stains removed from oil kinds Of fabrics.
He warrants Ia finish all goods In a manner TO give
ssslsrnon haVlnp all articles necessary To perform
his work 10 the best posaib style. t s.I ,
Rul9 .rr HERMANN WIE0RND
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Democratic state Ticket:

ELECTION SECOND TUESDAY usrD OCTOBER
roR eovgRsoR,
CLEMENT L. vALLANDIgHAM,
OF Montgomery County.
LIEUTENANT GOVERNOR,
GEORGE r. PUGH, Of Hamilton.
AUDIToR OF STATE,
WILLIAM HUBBARD, Of Logan.
TREASURER or STATE,
HORACE 5. KNAPP, Of Ashland.
SUPREME JUDGE,
PHILADELPH VAN TRUMP, of Fairfield.
BOARD or PrBIIc WORKS,
JOHN Ii. HEATON, Of Belmont.
Democratic state Central COmmittee OF
Ohio,
JOHN @. THOMPSON t..' SAMUEL MEDARY
GEORGE l.. CONVERSE, AMOS LAYMAN
ALLEN q. THURMAN.
Alitnsse gentlemen reside in Columbus, aud letters
Of political character aF. any one Of them
will receive proper attention.
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sENrImENTs or vALLANDIenAm

"Do right; and rust to GOD, and TRUTH, and the
PEOPLE. Perish office, pensh honors, perish iie
ltse,but 10 the thing that right, and do II like
man. Speech Of JGtiafy l4fh, 1868.
"DeYoted ro the Union from the beginning, I will
not desert Il now this the hour OF ifs sores tia
-kch act ON Speech
"Not believing tho soldiers responsible for the war
or lts pn'pOseh or ts consequences never vii hheld
my vote where their separate ints rests were cO,er
ed."-iSpss jan l4th 1868.
"hir am against dismi0n I Rnd M more pleas
ufe IA a southern disunionist than "a a northern or
western dsunOnlst "--.SDsect Drc 10Th 4 So
"I am not friend oi the Confederate States or thsr
cause, birt ~ euemyl" Est,aei from Spssch
81 an DemOcrlt--'oT Constitution, for Law, for
Unioh for IihartT kntfaet GOa SDs.oA .I..
Never with my consent shall peace hs purchased
"No order Of banshment, executed hy superior
loTce, can release ihe from my rights a citizen al
Ohio and Of the United States Every
sentiment and preston Of attachment to the unton
sud devotion 20 the COnsiiiutiOn-l0 my country
which have cherslied or uttered shall alade
unchanged and nnIetraeted until my return. NJ
address bsfDfe banishaieaf.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-08-26

We are coming Father Abrah 4m three million parrots
strong; t.fs... .........
We are here from bleak New EnglAnd-from Western
howeTy plains
From Northern hills and valleys, we pour countless
throng,
To conquer st the hallot-boI, aud break the iohte
nan's chains
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1863-04-10
Council Pr0ceedings.
TUESDAY EvENISs, April 4, !

.~IUESDAY EVENIE0, aprn u 1903. i
Regular meetng-Present, all the mem
bers Minutes read and approved.
The City Engineer presented report aud
profile, relative to carrying off the water
north side of Rail Road.
Messrs. S. w. Lynde, and 2. A. Nye.
were sworn in as School Trustees.
The Committee on Fire Co.'S recommend
ed the repairing of root of Engine House
No. 2, aud sundry repairs to the Market
House. Report concurred in.
Mr.. A. ,Nye was elected Treasurer Of
School funds belong ng to the city.
u. Roney was elected Market Master
for the present year. 4 y a. - ~
The tax for The present year on real es-
tate and personal property was levied At 45
cents on the hundred dollars, and so cents
poll 'American citizens of African descent
excepted" sass s ss g. -.
The Street Committee reported favorable
to the permitting Mess-s Hammond & Win
terling to dig we'll gu Nam below Front,
subject to claim e, dams ges; also. reported
that no mere such privileges should be grant
cd by the city under any circumstances.
The Street Commissioner was directed to
rotify the L. III. =. r. Co., to remove the
track no being laid on Noble street. 49,
The Treasurer and Committee on Fire
Cos. were instructed 70 sell Engine No. 8,
and Hose Carriage, and purchase FIRST elias,
engine
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wYNKooP's IcELANDPE

Diseases of the Chroat. Chest and Pulmonary organs
prevalent ms iious and dangerous The prop
critics of . lieviae. and these
complaints, must be Ex2e ctorsnt ano5ye aad ivgora
tin the throat, and imparting
to ne entire system No discovery n medical sci
ence of diseases like DR. Wyn
koop,e Iceland Pectoral. 1t Nth the
results all of Bronchitis. Influenza
Cough. Dipthesia Patrid IRE Throat Asth
ma Group. Coughs. Colds. Nervous Irriatabiity &c
Rev J. J; Potter cerifss, that hsvsd used Dr.
Pectoral several myself and in
family for Pulmonary Complaints, and have
oraended it to many others. and have seen its
equal 4t Rev.. Potter. Brooklyn. N Y
Hundreds and thousaads of Important testimonials
could produced. showing its and that
1t ais
II composed of pufe Iceland Moss, Balm OF Giesd
Peruvian nalssm Elecampane. Comfrey, BurdocE, and
Invaluable expectorant and ingredients l. is
harmless prompt and lasting Invaids and sufferers
afford neglect Q trial Every family should
have remarkable for Croep- Full descriptions,
ani directions aecornpany each bottle
Sold n BIC snond By W. L. HARQE hAR, and by all
principal Drug gists-
Prepared By Or. r. D. wynkoop. and sold by D. 8.
Barnes Co. New YORK.
Feb ID, lS5l sem
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Abfngaopa Pike.

The following is . list Of those living on
the Abingdon Pike. who came in on the ev-
er to be remembered day-the 28th Of
March-with contributions for the families
of soldiers. Nearly all brought, in addition
to the wood, -four, meal. potatoes, ETC., but
as We are not prepared to specify. this &C.
knowledgement must suffice:
Morton Meek. Madison Fsrlow, Il cords
each; Thomas Hort. II cords; Newton S.
Hunt. Henry Larkin. Isham Smelser, Mrs.
Permelia Railsback, Bennett Barmer, Geo.
Foster. John Myers. Lewis Myers, Gwinn
Black, Shipley Barnes, Theodore Hagey.
s. r. Taylor, James Barnes. Thos. Lamb.
Frank Lamb. Oliver Test. w. H. Jones, A.
Burgess, g. Co., one cord each
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nsne In.urance Co, New York.

Hone insurance Co., New xOfA.
Our readers will perceive. BY referring to
our advertising columns. that the agency Of
this Company is now in the hands of our
hiend, Wilian Bell With . cash capital
and surplus Of little short of Two Millions
of Dollars. and vi.h : popularity consequent
upon its almost unprecedented success, its
promptness in the payment Of losses. and
the character for integrity and fair dealing
which its managers have deservedly earned.
it seems superaaous to say enc word on its
behalf. but we cannot avoid this opportu-
nifty Of Recommending this flourishing Cor
porstion and its reliable agent to the favora-
bic notice Of the public; and especially the
farmers and business men Of the community.
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RrcHMoNp. April 9Th. 1863.

4.esRs. EDIroRs:-Allow me the privil.
sgs'cf saying through your paper, to those
who entrusted letters. packages, &c.. to my
care. 10 be handed to their friends in the
69th Regiment. that, while 1t Memphis. my
valises with oil il contained. was taken. to-
gsther WITH the baggage Of other soldiers.
the guard placed over them having slept on
his 6oat. .agosFIa @Eaatss1k gHpE 81
know Of but one who suffered pecuni-
ary loss BY this accident; IL there arc others
I will make 4 satisfactory with all. I will
say TO those wishing to send letters to their
fiS911 that will start from here on next
4osdsy, and will carry oil letters and small
paclnges. trusting that may norwegian be
90 unfortunate - to lose them. - q.
= = 1 OwEx D. EvAns.
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TAev Never Saw SUCH PIcruRxs!-Qui

THey Never SaU SUCH PIcruRxs!-Quite
. number of our prominent citizens. Of this
city aud county, have no hesitation in tes-
tifyinRs that they aeser hare seen just such
Pietxyss, as 10 manufactured in the Broad
AKA Duilding. and the astonishixg effects of
. celebrated 'sformula." which will be sent
by mall to order. ION receipt Of Two Dol
lars il current funds! 1t is designed by
the taleatsd Inventors to "knock the Bark
Of Of shy other invention yet known, aud
the principal mover designs, when he gets
70 be- Provost Marshal in this city. to keep
his Artist" busily engaged in photograph
ing all those applying to him for passes. SO
that they viii be recognised and arrested.
il il is found shst any Of them shall shirk
the draft! Thus the invention is designed
to be converted into patriotic purpose -
We have heard some Of those whose names
are xsed in bepraising the would-be Provost
MARSHALL Photographing laboratory and
the ability and fidelity" Of "Prof. F. s.
Rsmington's'' performances. suggest that
within the walls Of the State Institution at
either Jeffsrsonville or Michigan City, they
would be pleased to see the licensees Of
those two worthless. as long as they do not
happen to have any Of the superior" pic
lures in their houses made 1t the broad
Are Bxildise"' ,s il ss-.ss. sa4s gs 8.
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LEG IA l.. tg5 "
In the Circuit Court Of the u. States


FOR THE SOUTHERN DISTRICT OF OHIO,
At the January thereof the following decree
a ordered:
fNHANCERY. JANUARY TERM, le03-J. Drery.
I Jpo. e. c. Ewipg. No. LA. THIS canse es0e
for bearing upon motion attach the %
the John and Sarah @. BWing. And upoa the
sud the thereto, and upon the evidence,
offered b. the parties and the srgu-
Of counsel and the Court having taken tims -
and AFTER due elaboration Deirg
that the said defeadants John sn1 ssrsf
c. Ewing guilty contempt Of Coart In kneving-
she day Of January. A. D. 1851. ssl In In
fringng upon the rights Of Mrs.. Lavns Drury,
tabshsA Of this Court ef that date 10 this
case. sHsa " -l4ssasaa.ge .ssss8 Ag MMGtse
And the Court does farther fnd Epon foil evidence.
that the Char known eans1 the "LsdIss 0ufAe~
and which 70 be copyrighted ~ MRS. q. b.
ing 10 sepesmber s In the 0sstsrn District of His
souri,, 10 10 principle and node Of epsssen esbsatsl-
came - the Chart Of Mrs Dssry hcrststers sstss
furtA=r s1judxed punishnens saiA ssasao3
that the said vithin tveosy dags 81 t4e
tsring Of this ordev deliver all Of tAe sal e0vs 81
the called Ladies' Gaide" TO tbs Clerk 81 the oe4
% be By him also deliver - hin - Dlaso
plates ro which they Dftnts4 ~ ne 49, Das
pess and % also deliver hin, = The se0o unss esy
and ~ Charts. Maps Oxides. - Whatsoever 49,
called plates vhish the0 Dgiee1s who
they have which under tasir eesssol g ssA
eiee that Of the Charts Of sal DsaV A. ~ So
ali pessOas vhs hold such Asps, Chefss tess -
0aiass, b. vhstsosver nsas eailee - - g
% said Defendants, eithss q 49, - eSssy
afreeNodts lelivse the - tbs O1ssx - VSers
/ fer the puPpoee Aforesaid. t2fat8 III ~
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zens bought several thousand dollars Of gold
Tor greenbacks. paying 70 per cent. for
1t. He safely deposited it. and waited for .
further rise. It came. but the margin was
on the other side-instead OF gold climbing
up to 100 premium. it slid back to 4O-Ieav-
ing him minus several thousand dollars.-
The last seen of him he was canvassing Third
street. Cincinnati. for purchaser ct thirty
sigh! Bully speculation. that