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NOTICE TO ALL WMOM IN En- OO !. OERN

NOTICE Ia hereby given that there are now pen lng
IN before the City Council Of the city of Dayton, the
following Ordinances, to-wit
To grade and pave the alley next south Of First
street. between First and Second streets
TO grade and pave the alley running from Clegg
street westwardly TO the Leyee between second and
Lafayette streets.
In pursuance to the law said Ordinances were twice
read laid the table. and the Clerk L. structed 10 give
four weeks notice OF the pendancy OF the same
The law requi es all claims for damages that may
accrue from ~ Id Improvements 70 be filed in ting
with the CITY srk setting forth the amount Of dam
ages claimed, within two weeks aitsT the expiration OF
the time Tequ ned for he publication OF such notice.
when the same VII be taken up for htal action
s62d4w ANTHONY STEPHENS, CITY Clerk.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-09-17

Railroad Accident "A train on the
new railroad from Indianapolis to Columbus,
was thrown off the track near Greenviile,
where it crossed the Greenville and Miami
Road, injuring the engineer and several other
persons slighLly.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-09-17

Union City Meeting The Democratic
meeting at Union City, Tuesday, was a grand
affair. One procession was four miles in
length. The greatest enthusiasm was mani
tested Speeches were made by Hons. j. f.
Mcdowell and Brown, of Indiana, Hon j.
T. MeKinney and others.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-09-17
Free Ride to the Greenville Mass

Free Ride to the Greenville Mass
Meeting All persons from Dayton, wishing
to attend the Democratic Mass Meeting at
Greenevio on the 18th inst, win be carried
up aud return FREE OF CHARGE. The train
will leave Dayton for Greenville at o'clock,
A. NJ, and returning leave GreenvlIe at 8
o'clock, p NJ.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-09-17

Tattle-MongerS. 1t is a fact patent to
all that tattle-mongiug and news-venidng has
grown to be a chronic pestlence in eur city,
and we begin to fear there is no hope Of cure,
at least while we see it daily manifested that
men with more beard than brains, and women
with more tongue than talent inhabit this
part Of the "moral vineyard
10 olden times there existed the Force
Club" the operations and influences of which
proved scourge to any community wherever
it existed, but this and its consequences, was
harmless and insignificant, in comparison
with this local bug-bear, which has been born
in our midst from the mother Of mischief
Gossip.
1t is. a miserable affection, and the more la
mentable, if no change can be effected where
by men and women may walk abroad, fear
lessly, in the pursuit of pleasures, and per
iormance Of the duties of life without en-
countering the passing and flying, and falling
victims to the malicious and mischievous in
situations and presumptions of that class of
humanity who without.any position, mental
moral, or social and without the proper EN-
ployment for their machine-ike bodies, have
ample time to spare for speculation upon the
occupations aud purposes Of their neighbors
Dear friends what may be your age, char
acter or circumstances, can we influence you
to remember that your most lightly spoken
word is repeated and re-repeated, with embel-
lshments, alterations and amendments, until it
reaches ears for which you never intended in
If you will steadily bear this in mind we
think you will be more cautions in your sur
misses and observations, unless you wish to be-
come generally destetable and odous, as gos-
sips and misehefmakers.
What matter is it, if this, that and the
other individual does not happen to walk,
talk, or dress exactly to please you What
is charity worth If il cannot tolerate freedom
of thought, speech and action2 and is not
seh and every human creature responsible
for himself aud is any one Of us so perfect
ed in thought or deed that we can become
critics aud reformers for the rest of mankind
Above all and especially let us avoid can
vassing the motives ofour neighbors, for we
cannot see the human heart, and IL we could
its springs and the motive power of operating
thereon, would be as inexplieable to VS. as the
construction and operation Of the magnetic
telegraph.
HumaG nature is worked OF on a won
derful machine, and you, dearol ladies who
sit over your knitting with the bible in one
hand and your pipe in the other, are no mere
capable Of tracing out the cause and effect
combined in its operations than you are Ct
for the kingdom Of heaven, till you cease
standing aud backbiting and learn to "lovs
thy nsighbor as thyseH
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Aottcrs.
No THE PUBLIC.

TIME journeymen shoemakers soc ETY. of the city
/ Of Dayton in view Of the high price OF the neces
saries oil life, have sgreed 20 demand small advance
on their wages. The following employers having
agreed 10 give the advance, respectfully recon-
mend them to the public employing the best work
men, and also having regard for the rights OF
the workingmen; William Walker, Peter JoHantgen,
Mescher Reihaus, John Neibert, Andrew Corrigsn,
samuel We'll, Aaron Phillips, John Schoenherr, Allan
Jetlsrs, j. b. Schultz, j O. Thomas, Fred. RelbOld.
Signed on behalf OF the society.
AeIb WILLIAM CASWELL, Secretary.
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Step=lanners.

nEALERs m house furnishing goods, hardware
IL men and grocers now buy those nico, hght
and strong patent step ladders by the half Dozen at
wholesale prices, at No 2H First street send for
price list containing the different sizes
sel 0d2w J. II. BALsLEY.
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Aost

OsT--On or about the 2sth or 29th OF August
n is63, package Of note books, csnianlug sundry
notes, payable 70 the order Of J. u. Cain. Payment
Is hereby stopped on the above notes. A liberal re
ward win be given TO the finder By leaving the same at
J. c. Cams, $40 Third street, Dayton. se7dte
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NOTICE TO THE STOCKHOLDERS OF
THE DAYTON EMPIRE COMPANY.

DNHE stockholders OF the DAYTON EMPIRE
i COMPANY are hereby notified to meet at the
office Of the Dayton Empire Tuesday, the 22d Of
September 1868, and proceed TO elect five directors
provided aul9
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l9ortraits.
VALLANDIGHAM'S PORTRAIT.

FNHAT fine steel engraving Of Hon. O. l.. Yailandg.
1 ham has arrived. Call aud SEE a, Al room No 81
Phillips House, Agents wanted 10 attend the Demo
cratic meetings and also 10 assist ia cauyassing the
State. Apply immediately. se5df
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Glotbes=borse.
SOMETHING WORTH HAVING.

SOMETHING WORTH HAVING.
1T IL Well.made three-iOld Clothes HORSE with an
L adjustable pm bar for hanging dresses on, It is
very convent n and the emily Clothes-horse that has
good place for dresses besides all the space that
other horses have. They are manufactured and sold
at No. 2z7 First street
seIed2w j H. BALsLEY.
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Our Flag We ere at loss for words to

Our Flag We ere at q loss for words to
sufficiently express our thanks to the patriotic
ladies Of the Fifth aud Sixth Wards, Tor their
manifest appreciation of the labors Of the
Dayton EMPIRE in the cause Of constitutional
liberty, by the presentation of a magnificent
flag, the work Of their own fair hands 1t
has encouraged and nerved our hearts to re-
newed and greater exertions in the great bat
tie for the preservation Of the Union, the
Constitution, and Freedom
We fling the starry emblem of liberty to
the breeze, and God grant that the flag of
the free" brought forth untarnished IRON the
fiery ordeal of the American Revolution, aud
transmitted to us as priceless Inheritance
by our patriot forelathers, may never wave
over people ems laved.
In connection with the flag was presented
beautiful wreath, emblematcal Of Love,
Purity and Fidelity
God bless the ladies and the dear old flag
"Long may they wave.
Indictment Weather The rain this
morning greatly nteriered with the turnout
to the Democratic mass meeting, Quite a
number of beautifully decorated wagons, ban
ners, &c, were kept away on account of the
weather.
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