Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-11-11
NEWS OF TIE DAY,

looked New Jersey IN the perpetratlon oil
the enormous election frauds with which it
has visited other State, and New Jersey
is therefore Democratic, as usual.
The city of New York drinks 250, 900
quarts of pure milk daily, besides great
deal that isn't pure.
Mr.. Smead, clerk in the Treasury
Department, Washington, committed sui
eide Sunday night.
Smallpox has broken out among the
rebel prisoners at Fort Delaware, There
are now about one hundred and fifty
cases.
1t has been determined at Cincinnati to
have delivered during the winter a course
of lectures by Democratic speakers. Mer-
rick, Voorhees,, Seymour, O'Gorman, Fer
nando Wood, Pierce and Others will be
invited to lecture,
DIR. Adam Clark, the great commenta-
tor, declared against political priests. He
said "Political preachers neither con-
vert souls nor build up believers on their
holy faith"
Immense fortunes have been made in
Manchester by spectators in cotton
goods since the opening of the American
war. At the outset a merchant bought a
million pieces OF printed goods, and had
them only for day or so. when they be-
came enhanced five shillings each in their
selling worth. The enteiprising specula-
tor cleared thus quarter of million
sterling by single Transaction.
Rev. Dr. Mott, President of Union Col
lege, is in the ninety first year of his age.
The history of the State of Maryland
has been finished. She has been crushed
into a territorial dependency, from which
she can never again emerge. The treason
of Bradford-her pretended Governor
has sacrificed her independence on the altar
Of Abolitionism. The last scene has been
enacted, and the curtain has fallen.
The Catskill Recorder says that the
independent, Tilton's paper, is out with a
suggestion to increase the salary of the
President. Another paper suggests that
if the family income needs to be increased,
it can be accomplished by Mr.. Lincoln's
son taking the bountics and enlisting in
the army.
In former times in Ireland, favorite
mode of gstting clear of an opposing can
didate, was to call him out on the morning
Of election and shoot him. Captain Fra
zier, the provost marshal on the Eastern
Shore of Maryland, adopted plan more
in accordance with the rigidity of military
discipline. He being candidate for civil
Office, put his antagonist under arrest, and
sent him out of the county.
An advance in salaries of first class
clerks from twelve 10 fourteen hundred
dollars, and of female copyists from six to
eight hundred will be recommended in
several of the reports to be made to Con
gress.
The Richmond papers contain severa
advertisements of reading-rooms wher'
the New York and Philadelphia paper
arc regularly received and filed.
Lieutenant Colonel Dover, late of Gen
eral Fosters staff, formerly of Cincinnati
has been ordered to New York, to serv'
as Disbursing Officer Of the Commissar!
Department.
Issues Of the new fractional currenc!
are to continue. The designs are not Il
be changed, but another quality of pape
, will be used.
r A special to the Cincinnati Gazette o
this morning says that in Maryland negr
recruiting is going on with great rapidity
= and the State will soon have few able
. bodied slaves. who are not serving thei
country in the field.
The Union Telegraph Company hav
= decided to build line between owoss
, and Lansing, Michigan during the coming
summer.
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