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Daily national Republican., 1863-08-14
yickiburg Renovated.

Yicksburg Is to he thoroughly renovated:
7 he town has been divided into eight districts,
under the supervision of that number Of oiii-
GERS, whose duty Is TO examine residences and
yards and direct the removal of everything OF
an unhealthy nature. The sick are to be re-
moved at once to hospital or pest-house. The
dead are TO be buried within twelve hours afer
decease. kations are still issued daily to up
wards of one thousand of the old Inhabitants
ni Eicks6urg. Many have property, but lack
the hihd OF money taken by the COmmissary.
lhe superintendent Of the railroad interesIs
Ut Vicksburg has been placed in charge OF
Col. George II. Cradlebaugh, OF Gen. McPher-
sons stal.
BRIrIsB VESSEL TURNED YANKEE GUN
BoAT.--Tbe British bloekadc-runuer Neptune.
rechristeDsd tho Clyde, is being lifted out at
the Washington navy yard as a gunboat.
Daily national Republican., 1863-08-14
Second Edition,
,ov. Ye1Sss-.k Al II.
A DIsrixdUIsirED pAnry


We mentioned, In our arst edition, that Sec.
ressry seward Seward would leave en- rostf foy. hla
home m New York IN . special car tSis amer.
noos' MsleAn arss thu the lIbupsl ~ Sec
retary ~lll be accompanied by Lord Lyons, the
bssassh hsHisssrs sad she epsnssR lllasNvFaSa
four or ave oahcs member Of IL. Dipla,sssis
Corps. These gentlemen will be Joined In
New York by Count Mercier, the French
Minister, when the whole party wsll sceom.
pans, or at . subsequent axed period, viii
meet Secretary Seward in Central New York.
They purpose visiting several intesstise
places In that State, including esrstoes,
and sharon Springs and Niagara Falls. Great
benefit to tho nations Of the earth may grow
out Of this social excursion of The foreign a.
plomatists-the distinguished American Ps-
mier acting Is Cic9oue. rr'I
Daily national Republican., 1863-08-14
stseh Msrhss F0-1ay.
}. sMPoRTANT COsEsn.uCup.r ~

Al the repoIts telepraphed from this city
about important conferences Of Goyernors and
Senators with the President, about IS an import.
ant military demonstration," h wholly the
work OF imagination, and has no genuine basis
n fact. The visits of Coy. Tod and Senator
Harris AMI others happen to he here ct the same
tine by mere accident, and not hy any sgree-
rnsnt OF for mutual business,
Daily national Republican., 1863-08-14

A HARD PULL.-Mr. II. M. Prentiss, of Ban
gor, Maine, and Richard II. Derby, of Boston,
students at Canbridge, Massachusetts, arrived
wherrics, which they had rowed all the way
from Boston TO that city: The Bangor Hhi0
says that they followed the coast, making the
distance rowed something over three hundred
miles. Notwithstanding bad weather and fogs,
they made the journey In twelve days, rowiag
from Camden to Bangor (fity miles) the last
day. grrr % .'-IH 4
Daily national Republican., 1863-08-14
Successful Naval Expeditisn.

Lieutenant Counasder IAward E,gllsh, IN
. communicating to NE MY bspartnsst, U
Jsly 2sth, states that. und& inssuctioss froa
Acting Reg AShinl 9. Salisy, he ssssnsl
Of Florida. He dispatched an expedition up
10 Musquito Inlet, amer some vessels that were
reported TO hsvs Sssa thsrs, and 70 cut them
out. The result was all that could be desired.
We captured one sloop loaded with cotton and
ono schoonsr nos issAsi. .slssss-Sa,sssaassa.s,
A large quantity, Of cot.on on shore was
burned; also burned and destroyed several ves-
sells, one OF which had her cargo In and about
to sail. A force landed and destroyed all the
houses that had been occupied by troops. The
party was fired upon by . few straggicrs. The
expedition returned without sustaining any In.
jury. I ra.sIsaa rr. = .... -..0 .. ..sH
Daily national Republican., 1863-08-14
The Sale Of the $40 Loan.

PHILADELPHIA, August 13.-The subscrip-
tion agent reports the sale OF t78s, $50 Of fye-
twenties by the various sgents to-day. Deliv-
cries Of bonds are being made to July "a, but
the Department promises large deliveries during
the coming week.
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Rum nlil L.

ST. LOUIS, August l4.--Intelligence has been
Arkansas, died recently of deliriun tren.e,.,.
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Arrival Of Treasure.

NEW YORK, August lathe steamer Ocean
Queen brings $4,000 treasure from Califor-
mia.
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Troops Fur.i.hsd BIZ Few York c,,,

ALBANY, August l8.-An official report made
by. Adjutant General Sprague to Governor sey-
mour to-day shows that New York city has
furnished from the beginning of the war thirty.
three thousand six hundred and thirty.three In
excess Of all her quotas, not counting twenty
thousand eight hundred and 6fy-one men sent
by her on occasions Of sudden peril to the de-
fense of the National Capital.
Daily national Republican., 1863-08-14

TRrIso TO LEAvE.-IIcnry Clayton and Jno.
Wilson were co1sinittcd to the Central =, 70 day
by Capt. Todd. They had been iound " the 40.
road Depot, trying To leav. this part IL ths sein-
try to get out Of the draft.
Daily national Republican., 1863-08-14

FEREAspo WooD Is nominated for Speaker
of the next House of Representatives by the
New York Herald This is Mr., Bcnnett's isst
inkn ." . 20. O.. '.''l =.
Daily national Republican., 1863-08-14

sg MAJOR GENERAL MEApr.
This distinguished officer arrived II town
last evening, and to-day had an Interview with
the President, Secretary Of wsr, snd General.
in-chief. He returns TO the field Immediately.
Daily national Republican., 1863-08-14

II l. STEAMSHIP EMrlkE HAS
J. ,yrityed IRON New York, and 10 now dls.
s1nafglng her cargo at the foot ii high street,
York On Saturday the iSI distant, :, IL N. I Tor
freight or passage, apply to W. -
suis-s MORGANA RHINEHART, ARtr.
Daily national Republican., 1863-08-14

bank near ~ heuH diving he deor yisereus
kick, what - sstsnishns,e1e i6111stetS
bster half s ths sans isap aiappsyr in
I. e 8 h,ass sp ...,rs -
"a VSn Al IN is psou Z ~ o.
E sSSsis \ = ss.S ;ss e s::,s -; sss
Of money gnd nne gold watch. By this time his
wa11nurked and commenced series Of excuses
about fobber entering the house, and finally as
S1l4isK tAhs ths ihdividSxl W Z ssess>ss NM
did not satisfy the injured HUSBAND and he nott,
ei her that he should leave her forthwith, at he
same time taking the clothes and the valuables
lyaU~suSopvnasr1Asss sslIsslnaa Asst aaos4naAs
his appearances and presussA . warrant for the
husband on the chsrsS Of then Oli :.
Ths husband appeared bsfoss the magistrate
vith his bail, ssd Whist was his astonishment
1hsn his stes sharssd npoal lths individual who
who JunpsA s0t 81 - y lk1sw. in this dilsnms
the husband applied 70 I Iswysr. who Informed
him that he hal better 6ompronlse the case,
and restore ths prspss.y, which he did. f,.E
SUSPICION or Rosplxr--ratrick Kearnan
was arrested osis$plsisA pf the rebsefy night
before last, at MI. Thomas SetiveAef's lie has
srs Men NV: ss,s e, e S{i s .sa .pD.r.as,, With
out nsans of siuppstJ He 10 tAs Scgps captain
who bourhsiu WstsA ssnstins ainoe, ffom Ann
hsstty AID rtafo ftts sssfsesrste scrip. 9 y
IOtd >-%a = "NtfNtf" y. p
J 7WAsmxaroN THRArRx.-Miss Kate Fisher,
Harry clifford, Mr.. Bokee, ell the Dramatic Com
pany, together with Marietta Ravel and al the
members Of the Troupe St. Denis, this evening,
with the laughabis comsdistta Of the Chost, or
the Haunted House." After this 70 the act OF the
Two Comic violins, by Messrs. Augousts and Co.
ron; followed by the Enraged Maestro" BY Nom
tansr, the Cord roisnis, by beautiful RosIts and
Violin Solo, by Prof Muller. The entertainment
OF the evening CLOSES with the produotioa for the
last time Of tbs elegant comedietta Of the Young
Actress with Miss, Kats Fisher In numerous
soass and dances. There viii b . family day psr-
fosmance tomorrow, at o'clock, when all the
company will appear. To.mornow niyht the
" French Spy" will be produced. On Monday eve
sing next the Three Fast Men," '1"
DIsoRDERLY.-Two cavalrymen were arrested
Al the Park, on Seventh street, to-day, by the po-
lioe Of the second precinct. They had been acting
In very disorderly mannerj having goas TO the
house Of q very respectable citizen and iasslted
come females, who were the only parties At home
They were taken to the ouardhoupe, where they
we've treated to shower-bsth, and afterwards con
aned for tris:. fr ''
ARREsrs AT THE BOARD OF ENJOYMENT
Jno.J Mccarthy and Christian Hounsel were com.
mitted 10 the Guardhouse by Capt. Johnson's O.
ders. They were found trying 10 20 ~ substitutes
for drafted men when they already belong to the
Daily national Republican., 1863-08-14
'NEkMS OF THE SUPREMETcOURP
IL OF THE DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA.-Notica

'INERMS OF THE SUPREMETCOIRP
i oFTHE DISTRICT OF coLUMBIA.-Notiee
reby given that, by q rule OF the Court, its
have been fixed 6s follows
General Termss
Third Monday Of January
First Monday OF May.
Third Monday Of October.
irHlS ofme Circuit Court
~ of civil csses,) ''"'
EiIS Tuesday Of CebHSry. a."
Third Monday Of May.
First Tuesday Of November a
... Terms Of The CrjmjDai Cogyi
First Monday ol March, ' = ...
Third Monday Of Juns.
First Monday Of December A.
Terms Of Tie Districi Cou,t
First Monday OF June.
First Monday Of December
Special Ternts
. First Tuesday OF January .
no Fifst Tueidsy OF February #r
First uesday Of March. o..
. flrbt Tuesday Of ApIil.
. Ihtrd Monday Of May.
% . tyst Tuesday OF June. r..
Ira First f1eslAy pt tyulyI rfFH
Eirst Tuesday OF September
First Iuesdsy OF October
ftfst Tuesday Of November, d.
FIRST Tuesdsy OF Iecember.
W order Of the .oIrl R.y.MEICs.
IA
Daily national Republican., 1863-08-14

ARREsrs AT THE BOARD oP ESsoLMENr.-
Jao. J. Mccarthy and Christian Hounsel were com.
mitted 10 the Guardhouse by Capt. Johnson's O.
ders. They were found trying to 90 a. Substitution
for drafted men when they already belong to the
service. .. ..-. ... ..H .E.. .... ..".
Daily national Republican., 1863-08-14
QQ4luB

TINS PAPER 70 NOW SuRNIsurD N car
RIERs TO sUDsCnIntAs m rms CIrY AND
IN GEoAGETOwN At THIRTY Cent? PEA
okTH
Daily national Republican., 1863-08-14
SPECIAL NOTICES.

MAsoxp.--A Stated Communication Of v.
Johns Lodge No. II will be held a. Masonic Hall,
corner Of b And Ninth streets, THIS (fRfDAY5
EVEk1NG, at ~ o'clock. .,..tsrts II
anit.it W. MORRIS SMITH, Secretary.
Tan NATIONAL UNION LRA6us WILL bold
psbiis uestfnss svsfy TUESDAY EVENING,
In their Hall, Ael Ninth street. There will be
spssshss, NatisaAi ssnts, As.s Ths rsading-fooms
open every evening. apr 4--4w
sAnss A. nrowh, Esq, b duly authorised and
aecredted y An Agent to solicit aad resstvs sub-
seriptons and oontributions In support Of the M.
tional uAiou League Reading Room.
-a! .ryJ WIN. hEBn, PrssaisnI
THEo. ,. srosEs sss'y, ~. .--''-..
To CoSsUnPTIvss.-Ths advertiser having
been restored 10 health n Q few weeks BY Q very
simple remedy, after having suasred several year.
with severe long aasstion, and that dread
disease, consumption, d aaxious 10 make knowa
v hi fellow-u6srsrs hs neaas ofsurs. 1000.
I To all who desire u he will send copy Of shs
prescription used (free Of chargs,) with the direc
tons for preparing and using ths same, which
they will hnd suRE Cunr for CoysuMvrros,
AsTHMA, BRoscHfTis, 10. Ths only object Of the
advertiser In sending the prescription, Il to bone
At the afflicted, and spread Information which he
conseives to be Invaluable, and he hopes every
sufferer will try his remedy, as It will cost them
nothing, and may PROVE . blessing y
REV. EDWARD a. WILSON, .8s.UI
Williamsbursh, kings county, Nay York,
Daily national Republican., 1863-08-14

SECRETARY SEWARD 0Olne NORTH,
The Hon. Mr.. Seward, Secretary of State,
will leave Washington this Afternoon for the
North. Dnring his brief absence he may visit
Connecticut and perhaps Newport,
Daily national Republican., 1863-08-14

o., .,sslliaM& ,Il.saS..-y.
dense, AuourIHE JvEtEH,ia the sist year Of his
Ths frispda OF the family arc ,isyltsd 70 attend
his funerAI 7fum hts fAts residenee, No. III Thifs
tesnth street. q ss'sock this trhursdsyl sveninss
Without further notice. 1s-.,,-',.,I Vi d -
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WARRINGTON, d. o.

80 ;;.:.;: !: !: .ss.:: :,I ::. e;
Daily national Republican., 1863-08-14

= A Ham csss.--A fsw evening" since, . meal
Engaged In Government service, AFTER hard days
work, made his appearance At his own house and
raped al the door. His vile from within iaQuaredl
who was thsrs Receiving ~ answer, hswss NJ
tonhhed 70 observe an ibdisieusl \ p,rfs nstwais
~, kap fsoq ths second stosY wtHdor upaa =
shed, and from thence disappear down . stesp
Daily national Republican., 1863-08-14

Tns GREAT PENNSYLVANIA ,RouTs.-Th,
iuekest and ssfest route to the Northwest an
southwest: Two through trains daily, and ons a.
sunday. soldiers' tickets at Governnsnt rates IA
nI ~ me pIinatpal points In ths North and Wcst
nee Of the Great Psnnsylvsnis R0ufe,T northes.s
SSosaeI fenniylyaniA avenue and sixth strsst. IN.
~, " !. ss.leRM HotSi Once open IRON .. astos
.u,s .. Q. NORTON.
Daily national Republican., 1863-08-14

A GENTLEMAN, cured of Nervous Debility,
Ineompstensy. Premature Decay and Youthful
Error, setuated BY desire to beneht Others, will
be happy to furnish to all who need II free Of
sharse) the recipe and directions for msklng the
simple Remedy used In his case. Those Wishing
10 proHt BY his experiencs-snd possess . valuable
Rsmedy-wnl receive the same, by return mail,
fcarefully sealed) by sddressing sHs b .rlE.'n
q. aaiaiira l-s - JOHN B. OGDEN,
IA Am, No
Daily national Republican., 1863-08-14

TH1 DIskAshs OF ERROR.-(L<s Molodte,
GETevrl-L John b. Ogden, M. D., author snS
pnS6i'snsr HS o. the aooye work, do hereby promise
man who will write for It, SAMPLE copv ~
sal. The proper study Of mankind is MaS. rThis
vsusee work 70 Issued and sent forth for the ben
isnguage on all the disesses Of Error, incindinS
Eninsi Weaknessi Nervous Debility, indigestiop.
S SmsMashoiy, insanity, Waiting Decay, Inpotency,
seriptions for their permanent cure, together Win
mnin ..,i valuable Information. All who favor ma
WIN desire to read my work shall reocive ..a
pie copy BY return mail, free OF charge, ''n'
address JOHN D. OGDEN, MD,
my lS-3m No. 60 Nasaan FL Nsw Ynlk =
Daily national Republican., 1863-08-14
BY sTELE EGRkRH.

Among her patsengers are some 900 iick and
sousdsd sosah1. gNftESBW
Daily national Republican., 1863-08-14
The Wealth Of Mexico o.

To Capt. D. D. PORTER, Commanding NJ,
Flotilla.
Daily national Republican., 1863-08-14

1H1 COMMISSIONS AND EXPERIENCE or
An ifyAND. Published for the bencft. anil -
warning and = CAUTION TO yoUNo MrS who suf;er
rom Nervous Debility, Premature Decay or Man
os skLf Guar. BY one who has CURED himseii A.
yer nelng put 70 great expense and injury through
ne,liesi humbus and quackery 'A'ouk"
By enclosing post-paid sddre..sS sry.,o,.
single oopies may b had OF the author, S'~p''
- NATHANIEL MAYFAIR, Esu.,
my S-y Bedford, Kings County NJ w.
Daily national Republican., 1863-08-14

SUAcKkRr.-.I earnestly caution young men
suliering from Nervous Debility, Ac.. sssi5st ~.
sssnseng tneir health BY pstropizlns any OF tho
Methods y used BY the advertiser, and By 6un3r, a.
q 1iIhisrs and " no other way kesd letter which
vs,nn sena YOU you-.slli ssad me postpaid ca.
Vsiope bearing your address. Direct 10 -
EDWARD X. TRAVER
pS-nrWom Lock Boz, Boston Mass
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-11-19
TnE DoorRINEs WE ADvooATE


"Eausi end exact justice 10 all men, OF whatever
state or persuasion, religious or poiuca
Peace commerce. ana honest friendship with all
nations, entangling alliances with none
IAs s,fppsri Of me state Core pnott IN az titn
rqhfs a. the most competent administrations for our
domestic concerns, and the sureht bulwstkS HgduHl
anti republ can tendencies;
The preservation Of the general government IN hs
whole constitutional ygor the sheet ahrhof, OF our
peace al home and safety abroad;
Jealous oare OF the night Of election by the peo-
pie,
Amid and safe corrective of abuses, which are lop.
ped by the sword Of revolution, where peeeahlc RENE
dies are upprowied;
Absolute acquiescsnce In the decisions Of tho ma
iorty the vital principle Of republics. nom which "a
no appeal hnt TO force the vital principle and lhme'
ate parent Of despousm;
well disciplined militia, our hest reliance In poace'
and tor tho rst moments otwar, hh regulars nsy re-
heye thsmi
The supremacy Of the civil over the military au.
thouty;
Economy in the public expense, that labor may he
lightly burdened;
The honest payment OF our debts, and sacred pre-
servation OF the pubo faiths
encouragement Of agriculture, and ofcommerce as
its handmade;
The diffision Conformation, and arraignment OF al
Rbuset At the bar Of public reason;
Freedom OF religion,
FRrEooM rRr.s;
And ss 'om Of person under ~ proisciion Of me nA-
CORPUS;
Aud tral by lures impartally selected"
THOMAS JEFFERSON.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-11-19
Didn't Lose Much by IL.

Mr.. James Hunter, OF Lagrange il this
county, who was driven from employment
because he Mould not rote for BrOugh hasn't t
been much the loser by the disgraeelul ostra-
cism. Whereas he was only receiving about
1850 per annum from his intolerant Brough
masters, he now finds himself in employment
at the carpenlering business in Hammonds.
vile, in this county, at the snug little salary
of $3.50 per yearl The honest man whom
brutal tyranny cannot lrighten from his in
tegrity need never fear destitution. His wife
will not starve nor his children cry for bread;
a way of life and happiness viii be opened for
them -SteubeRBiLe Courier.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-11-19
6. ASTHMA AND CONSUMPTION

6. ASTHMA AND CONSUMPTION
The proofs of cures of the most distressing
cases OF Asthma and Consumption by Dr.
ShieklAnds MelliAuous Cough Balsam,
speaks louder than words to the merits of this
incompatible remedy. A grateful patient
writes Il am happy to bear my testimony to
the wonderful powers OF your Cough Balsam
in curing me OF the most troublesome cough
and shortness of breath after all other means
had failed Can any result be more crafty
ing what load OF suffering was removed by
the use of this noble Coagh Balsam Sold by
all druggists--50 cents per bottle.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-11-19
The Canada Humbug PLOT.

The Republican papers begin to admit
that the Canada plot was "sell" Of the
first class. The Cleveland (Ohio) Tier
aid says of it:
"THE BiGGEsT STORY YET,-"Tbe farther
from the point of danger the more sensation
al the news. The plot connected with the
johnson Island prisoners assumes great pro-
portions as il travels A captain of a propel-
Ter started the tale in Buffalo that tunnel
had been diggedfrom the prison barracks 800
feet to the woods, and in such tunnel were
found 600 stand of arms brought from Cana
da. When it is taken into account that u
fence post hole can hardly be dug on the Is
land without striking the rock, the tunnel
story runs out pretty fast. But the New York
Times correspondent has reduced storytelling
10 a science, lie divides up the plot into
parts the fifth part involves the destruction
of Cleveland, and from step to step the Lakes
were to be made solitude o! waters under
the lead of Vallandigham, James Clay and
Marshal Kane"
The Toronto (Canada) Leader remarks;
"We look upon the whole story therefore, as
the silliest nonsense-too ridiculous almost
for comment. BY whom it was concocted, or
how the Governor General was made the medi-
um of transmitting it to Washington, we are
unable to comprehend. Possibly some sym
pathizers with the North in Canada have
manufactured it for the purpose Of bringing
odum upon Southern exies aud the Southern
cause but If this was the object it is destined
to fail No one in this province will give the
statement any credence, and its authors, when
they are discovered, will only be laughed at
for their pains
We cannot but feel some degree of pity
for the cold women in breeches" here
abouts and elsewhere, who run mad on
the conspiracy" plots, and "threw them
selves away without sufficient cause. "
The poor dupes who made such terrible
-'ado about nothing" hoping thereby to
injure the reputation of several prominent
gentlemen, and make little capital lol
their party, must now feel rather "hat" at
being so completely humbugged, and to
know their malicious efforts was "labol
lost" They ought to take decoction ot
whisky and gunpowder to keep theil
courage up. But their course has left con,
elusive evidence that all the fools are NO
dead yet.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-11-19
NoteIs.
UNITED STATESHOTEL

BEACH STREET, BOSTON.
Directly opposite the Boston and Worcester Railroad
Depot)
NNHE undersigned, who has been connected with the
Il American House, In this city, Tor years,
has leased this well-knoNn and popular Hotel for
term of years, and pledges him elf to his friends and
the puhlic TO use his utmost efforts to sustain the rep
utauon OF the UNITED STATES HOTEL, NJ first
class house The public may rely upon finding At
thus house, all the appliances and comforts first.
class hotel.
Price, as heretofore, Two Dollars per day.
oe5dbm FRANK NJ. PRATT.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-11-19

BsS~" Dear Brothsr--I have got one of the
handsomest farms in the State, and have it
nearly paid for, Crops are good and prices
never were better We have had most glo-
rous revival Of religion in our church, and
both of our children (the Lord be praised y
are convert d. Father got to be rather an
incumbranee, and last week sent him to
the poor.house."
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-11-19

In a Republican procession in keokuk and
also at Fort Madison, a coffin was paraded
with General Tuttle's name on it. General
Tnttle's wife and children live within fifty
miles of Keokuk, and it will be agreeable news
20 them that, while he is a patriot and likely
TO be killed on the field of battle any DAY,
fighting for the Union, the Republicans are
degrading him. -NarShdN ErpTesS.
SO it seems General TuTTLE, although
at present commanding brigade in the
army, has not escaped the malignity and
abuse of the Abolition fanatics, any more
than Mr.. NALLANDIGHAM, and he did not
receive as large a proportionate vote in or
out of the army as Mr.. VALLANDIGuAM
whose decided views on the war has brought
upon his head the malignant howls and
impotent abuse and slander OF all the
army swindlers, shoddy dealers and cor
rupt and thieving scoundrels in the coun-
try. There is a lesson in this, that appeals
to the good sense of the few men of the
Democratic party, who are for fighting
the next campaign on an expediency plat
torn with policy candidates 1t is to be
hoped they will profit by it.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-11-19
state senator T. J. Kenney.

The Ohio State journal started the re-
port that Senator KENNEy, the able and
efficient representative in the Ohio Legis-
lature, was beaten for reelection, and
thereupon, all the abolition fees, Tray,
Blanch and Sweetheart, sent up demo-
MAC howl of rejoicing over the defeat of the
"virulent copperhead, KENNEY." But
they "hallooed before they got out of the
woods" Senator KENNEY telegraphs
Governor MEDARY that the whole county
ticket is elected in Ashland, including
himself. Bully for KENSEy and Ash
land county.