Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-08-29


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Billiards See advertisement Of LAnsss
Billiard Saloon
Thanks M I'll zsssle, Esq, has our
thanks fora large ripe water melon The
printers pronounced il superb 81 ,sl 7.
Tonight -Remember the meeting Of the
Democrats of The Fifth and Sixth Wards, this
evening, at Diekeys Hall (late wAltprs) Or
| sgon Turn out ia force,
| Attention The members OF the Fourth
| Ward Mutual Aid Society are requested to
meet at thei place Of meeting, this evening
Important business will come before the meet
ing Let every member be present %.
i4ITHH. ii-i-l -
Coffee. We Purchased some Rye Coffee
at J. O. Arnolds this morning and pronounce
il the best we have, ever seen. To all that
want good coffee we eau recommend the ar.
ticle that he manufactures
Matrimonial The Bridgeloo Reporter
says that a lady seyenty-fve years OF age, in
an adjoining town, has recently married her
fifth husband. The editress thinks the 'hOn-
symoon must be commonplace affair TO
her We don't know about that we suspect
the ollener ladies. are married the better they
ike it,
Governor John B. Weller We are in
dsbted to this able champion OF Democracy,
for pamphlet copy Of his speech delivered
before the Democratic Club AZ Pcialuma
California 1t is one of the most powerful
speeches ever delivered in this country We
would like to lay It before our readers entire,
but want Of space forbids We will however,
extract from it as we find room.
Blanks for Soldiers Votes Under
the supervision of W " Armstrong, Secre.
tary Of State, the blanks for taking and re.
turning the yotss OF Ohio soldiers have been
prepared Messengers will be dispatched
next week to distribute these blanks to the
several regiments Ths coat Of postage stamps
on the returns OF soldiers votes will be nearly
three thousand dollars
War in Earnest Polish women have
always been gifted with certain dash Of
military spirit and are manifestng il now.
There are many women in the insurgent
camp taking part Ia the war. Many families
who Lad songht refuge in Galliza at the out
break of the troubles have returned to Po-
land and joined the insurgents One whole
family is cited, the father, mother, son and
two daughters have enlisted
From Canada The following letter is
from one Of party of gentlemen who left
this city few days ago, on visit to Wind.
sOr, to call upon the Hon c L. Yailandig- /
ham, now stopping at that point
WISDsoR CAsABA WEsT,
lfI August 27, 1868,
Eds Empire Our little party arrived !
here this morning and found Mr.. pallandig. |
ham 10 fine spirits, snd within the first hall. |
hour after our arrival not less than thiriy per I
sons were introduced by card They are
from all points Of the compass. Indeed, it is \
almost one unbrOken stream Of visitOra Ii |
IS really cheering 10 see the love Of Liberty |
that Anlmates the hundreds that daily visit |
the distinguished Exile All feel aud e1- |
press that in the person Of Mr.. VallaadighAm |
ono Of the most sacred rights Of the American
citizen has been stricken down, and az sure /
as there is God in Heaven they will, this
coming election, vndicate themselves and res
cue the Constitution. Of our fathers from the /
hands Of the despoilers- IL is painful TO con.
template the fallen condition Of the once
glorious old United States, and while am /
hastily penning these few lines the warm /
blood mantles my cheeks for shame, as three
or four sturdy Englishmen, one afer the
other, invite the Exile 10 spend some DAYS
With them al their homes Some come as lar |
as eighty or an hundred miles 10 extead the
invitation 10 person., This is the way that the
Aaglo Saxon race testify their love for the
principles Of free goverhmepi. win write you
again soon, IRON some other point
Yours K