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Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-08-15
The MOneyed Men Threatened
iit byilhe GOyeFnmenttJ d.

The capitalists Of the esuntry have not
subscribed to the loans required by the
Government quite so liberally as desired,
and so the aGovernment,' through it's
official organ, the New York Times, makes
TINS threat H. .a.. HHs.'
"We must have money If we cannot
raise it in one way, we shah have to do so n
another. II is mot altogethe" a choice 'oith
rich men and corporations Whsther they Will
lend money 10 the GoUsrnmsHt II DiH be
drdion from them an some icdy
Doiourivealthy citizens hear that Let
them heed it. A "Government" which
pays no regard to Constitution or Law
which by force of military power takes the
lives and liberty of the citizen, will not
hesitate to seize his property also when
military necessity requires Let rich
men ponder these words of LIScOLS's
organ in New York. - - -- -
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-08-15

The Hnpdsed Days Men are, soon expect
ed to be on their way home. Wonder wheth-
er Governor Brough will mounthis war horse
again apd tell the men hrough5thHt famous
"bugle". OF his how he fooled them into the
setvlce'for bis own Standardization [ Will
hstell1hem m bow IL happened that Of the zone
Hpndred Thousand Mem that were to go
from Ohio, Indiana, Illinois, &C., only hose
from Ohio went because he was able 10 force
them iaio yths service, audlIhe other Govern
org refused 10 impose upon their people p
There are great many other perlinent ques-
tions cohheeted with the hundred d6ysls ser.
vice businessyip regard to,yhieh ,be soldiers
would like to'be enlightened by Gov. Brough
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-08-15
Tnr nleellna ef aaanraav.

The meeting Of Saturday, we are as.
sured by those " ho know. was the largest
county meeting that ever assembled in this
city. The people came Of their own
accord. None of the usual appliances
wusgesortea to fof the purpose Of getting
up Scrowd Only a few days notice Of
the meeting was given in the RMprRE, and
bills were not issued until Tuesday. Mr.
YGLLANbIeHAM was not announced as q
spealeF and was not expected to speak.
Hence every body was surprised at the
size of the assemblage The meeting was
.mPde Qp Of qpr hest cifzeps, Earnest
determined, honest men, who are weary Of
this bloody and runous war, came up by
hundreds to make their protest against II.
The speech of Mr. YALLASpIonAM was one
Of his best efforts, and was received with
the utmost enthusiasm. The remarks of
M@sw aimRsHEssapd DAVID Aaand G.
w. H0UK. were well conceived and well
spoken. The meeting adjourned, in the
best spirits, highly pleased with the occa-
sion. in all its aspects.
n The efqrt5f the loErndi TO belittle this
meeting OF the Peace Men ofMontgomery
countylis mostcohtemptible. 1t deceives
RobodyooTh Republicans know Ps well
as the Democracy, that the demonstration
was formidable one, and is not to be
lied down, sueered down by r partisan
scribbler. fsaru H.E. .ft
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-08-15

In this most atrooious var will be deliberate
murder, and every dollar wrung from the
pockets Of the tax payer 10 further it's prose.
cution downright robbery L
In view OF these facts We therefore
] Resolrs, That justice and bumanity de-
maDd the immediate CESSATION Of hosiihHfp
and the adoption OF peace measnres ne fhe
only hope Of TIE people. 3A A CIV
2 Thai we remonstrate against any fur.
lher draft upon the able bodied men Of me
country, TO assist in proloneing war that we
believe to be unealed for and superlatively
wicked. tANt ~ ~ Z I IN
3 That the people should not be.requiFsd
to take up arms in the defence Of govern
ment that refuses 70 protect them in their
rights -
That We demand Of tbe Presideiii lof the
United States as the servant Of the people
and not their master, a revocation Of his or
der for coHscriplion, and we call upon the
people throughout the State to continue TO
hold meetings TO o-eAll for peace and redress
Of their grievances
On motion, committee of five, consisting
of G W Houk W q Gillespie, NJ. j. swad
ner, wu siausel aud c. B Hartman, we're
aPpointed to.waa on Hon q L. Vallandg-
ham, aud request him to address the meet
ing. Able speeches we're made by Thos. F.
Thresber, Esq, Hon G L. ysilandigham,
Hon. Geo. W Houk and D. A Houk Esq
On motion the meeting adjourned yJ
t-N Lu ia JACOB BELvILLE, Prest
NJ W. KnMEL, ,.-su
L. RoBFRrsoS, Secretaries. .a-sm
G. W MOVER, s..
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-08-15
= FARM AT PUBLIC SALE
Abner Stephens, No. 294f,


Jacob g, EE:sa.,ag6{ ysgpsri99rf 9OgFtjJ
s sSeSS SHS5 s6Is
cause, VI It's June Term A. D 1854, ! will, on
Tuesday, AuguSt 10th, 1854, III
stthe door Of the our. IeuSe 1nths city Of IRyon,
10 said county, between the. hours Of two and four
9'eloelS ~ of s9id ,seil ~ lqee Sygry 90 the
art Of the porth half OF section number eighteen
as. l.toVnshlp " upnbeT tbree fali Hud range number
five (5), between the Miami riYers IN MoptgOmei
county Ohio beginning at the half section c6insron
the line OF said section thence north - 10 east
eghty-two 1927 po es to co Tner thence south So
ea TWO hundred and tHy'two and thnty-six hun
dr-dths (25l 30. 100 poest conner thence south
% east ,ghty,t and forS eighth hundreoths (s2
As. lt0 poles % cutnerg tteDca north s4s a5 west
two hundred and lty.our and forty hundre nhs (254
4O-1O0) pQlss line place Of heglDnIng containing
one hnhhfed en twenty .fdns and seventy one hun.
SAID Fsr n SSoat tgtoi miles east Of 6entreyle.
has upon yelling, two log cabins, frame teuant
house, large orchard, and about fifteen acres Of
Timber
Appraised At $50 90 acre. Mayseu for s37B4
an acre. GEO. " MALAMBRbs N
ARA Master Commissioner
r. ~ T,gpSffRs6N f, JoRoAs, lAtpysg j ~
July II. lSB i.dawts
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-08-15

Wonderful "conspiracies' are not new
party inventions; We c0py the following Bit
OF history AT his time, during the civil
wars under. Charles y no extrnvagance Of in.
FentIup was 700 gro. e, and the city Of London
was one ~ alhrmed BY runors Of plan to
biow ep w river thames by meats Of an i'm.
menae quantity 81 eunpowder, warehoused at
The liver SIDE ahdthere existed an organized,
though invisible, brotherhood Of many thouss
ands ai,h consecraled knives aud those who
heaitated 20 give cfsdit 10 such fHniors, we're
branded as malignauts who took mot the
danger OF the parliament to heart Forged
scOnspiraoies spd sFepoFts Of great bnt distant
victories, were inyeptiops to keep up the split
Of the party, but eitaher prognosticated some
intended change by the government When
they we're desirous OF augmentug the army,
or introducing new garrisons, or using an ex-
treme measure with the city or the royalisis,
there wss always new conspiracy set aaoat.
such Yer9ahe dopges 1f the Pnritans in their
day, and It 'is Worthy Of notice how far the
RepubhcanoParty OF our day IS inclined to
initiate them in the way Of political iorgeries
Ia Y d ffF4f -.@s----- a
4 es1H wheAet tbe appended answers are,
proper responses 10 the pterrogatories prectd-
ing them, doubtless sefimliiar with spirits
can decide, AS our city isnow honorgd with
uie pfssence 5d many Of ibis olass, il is at
least an "apt time" TO attempt 20 gainsinlor-
nation on these points &liG ~ 5t
II the Devil wishes to invite mortal to
join his chained spirits, what name would he
use2 Link-on
If he wished to command his imps to abb.
duct y strohg-miu uded, virtuous female, what
uame would he use2 Hooker
II he wanted to describe the punishment ho
inflsison his subjects, what name would he
use? Burnside ~
II he wanted TO borrow under clothing, to
whom would be apply Shurizl
II he wished to defend bell against assault,
whom would hs5bre W Garrison. ~ yfD
1T be wished 10 wreck vessel, whom would
he hire as pilot2 B3echer tf....
II he wished 10 eeorch rnah in bis deepest
pit, whom would he hire lBrownloWi 81
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-08-15
Only eENUINE nam REsTORnn.


tIastiHOHiI Qf Ms.Sardb Gould.)
PRor DrMussi Two years ago I nv tscalS fSts,Ds
diseased and my hair TO all out very fast
1ae disease spread unhl my scalp was one complete
broRenj the turning sndllcbhe sensation a. ui SUI.
por able would apply r'mYdy after Itm.oy, iIt
elshs OF This city was informed by them thtt The
disease with which my scalp attoted WRs T. Sal
Rh UNI and that they could not hentht ITfaq
your adyerlisentnt and concluded TO consult 81.
You assIIei me that you ould eradicate the dis ase
and restore my hsir, Nmct had become very Il N,
Withtat Rs 4 rhnee placed myself IN your hands,
and The results are, ave luSurisnt lead of bslr
my scalp peTe ty well, and my hair has ceased 70
aii uutt Resuect nils yours,
Mus. sARAH G ULp, No. M South Pearl street
II D. ihct acknowledged by all who have ufed tbs
hsir Restorer, and Their name Is Legion, that it's
THE OILY PREPARATION
That would etiectualy and permanently restore tbs
hair Of those who are bad aud prevent
THE HAIR FROM FALLING OFF,
The lqrae and rapidly increasing sale Of RESTORATIVE
s the sr0nse evidence Of the manifold benefits it Is
conternng upon
THE HUMAN FAMILY.
The confidence Of the public has been obtained, aud
they all unite 10 ailestng 70 its me r and vast super
OYER ALI PREPARATIONS
Fyerintrhduced. DO not recommt nd my preyara-
mont hs, a. IT simple imposshllity, and totally ia
consistent with the laws Of Nature 10 those who are
skeptcal ncre dnlous,l will make bona ids offer
Iwul forfeit SI,0OO
Zone Thousand Dollars) u fail to cure the worst
cases q partial haldness under fifteen years stand
ing with
Tue oNLYsGEE INE HAIR REsToRER.
This wonderful remedy i sold by druggi,ts gener-
IL YOUR DRUGGIST HAS NOT GOT 1T SEND
. FOR 1T,
N.B.-Cures guaranteed IN every case where the dl
Teetions for se are implicitly oheyed
- Price. 81 per bottle, or slH hohes foLs5,
PROF. ". A. DE MUM
Sole Proprietor, No. 81 OrtnRe street.
ielSdly Albany, New York
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-08-15
N1Z'Z!..2''ZHZZ1
r L II x


3 aeomp9stion q sstringeuts, absorhen,s stirpu.
iants anu carn natives, which very tht sician no.
knowledges rs The only prspara;ic that Wl sfect
ReTmanent cure OF IiarlheG shd Dy seter This Anti.
SholerH Mixture IL now 10 use IN some Of tnr army
mas foyed the lives of thousands OF our soldiers snd
ezehs and We vii guarantee 10 be the be st rene
dy m the world for Diarrheaand Dysentory
BIT Woods,o CovngtoB, N.Y., VIII be itoRt hnpiy
to satisfy to The virtue OF sr Hands Anu
cholera Mixture; IN tart VIC have great nur1ftr Of
testimonials rom patients who have lt en- cun ai,ei
osns pronomeedn in urBtle by their phy ysitlns some
AFTER taking only one fotle Of SircRands Anti Cho
s'ey " one poluc' mia
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-08-15
Shoulder straps for Negroes,
mad Menial service fer WhIte
MIN. /. ID |. u u. 4. VI

During lew days ofihe temporary abeenes
of Colonel bAyis, from Hihon Head, caused
by the extreme illness of his wife, General
Brneys whois excessively excited by what
ParsoD BroWnlow calls negro on brains,n
was placed in eommand Of that post and 10
show his utter contempt for the white man ap5
his love for TIE negro, be detailed white men
70 cook ratioas for HE negro. l''i tsa3'
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-08-15
Grsah kntiISrart iMIeiInE In
.EE99rt MaYnsarrn

The Dspdcftt netting iscehily yassem-
bled in Fort Wayne, will attract attention
throughout theswholss country. ! We 'HnE
derstand that II boldly took ground against
the enforcement Of the draft and that its
members pledged thamselves never to
fight IN any cause but for the maintenance
of the q@aiteEQb and thd Union. .
sqR] BLISS. lIIsfe Di'A 1lOou
The cspesch 6f.Mr. 'THRts IER,o who
opened the grand Peace Meeting on satui-
day last is spoken .! universally as an
admirable effort. 80 ,,,. o., ''I -
SAL ---- as Esagl
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-08-15

Abolition politicians Of the Lincoln school
have fed the public on ialseboods for nearly
four years, ehdesvoredto to identity the gospel
of Christ with Presidential procsmatious, alb
oliton editorials, and stump. spseches. The
people understand these impostors and are
about to dspace them with honest aud com
petent men. Z. 80 10. 10, t-.--
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-08-15
MFotcaI

.GDRES Coughs Colds. Sore Throat, Asthma, and
~ Consumption " H. oniC necessary icr any one
troubled with these plants to Try one bottle of
Sirtck dads heStfuous Cough Baisam
to convince them that it the best preparation over
used II not only cnres the nbcve affections of tho
Thtom aud LunRs butsit cures Night fwtats ara
Splitting Of 81 od and an ellent earple for INV
kind oi sore Throat. II ~ pleasant TO take, apd
safe medicine or infants price % Gents per bottle
or safe bY druggists generally. ml4
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-08-15

thorough examination Of the returns Of tarable
personal property has been made by the Auditor, and
Five Haadrsd and Tea Thousand Dollars have been add.
ed thereby to the Duplicated for lsOt ylt4Ek
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-08-15
Mr.. VaIIandIgham,s speech.

MIR. ValIandIghaM's speech.
The, cincinnati 8atlAe has, unintenf
tionally,. no doubt, done the country at
farge great Service BY reporting and pub
fishing Mr.. VALLANpIoHAN's speech. We
have not yet read the report Of the Gaseae
eStefully, but on the assumption that the
speech is reported with fairness, il will
open the eyes of thousand Of the Gazette's
readers to the Infamous ISLANDERS which are
So bountiiully zheaped upon its author.
How came the Gazette to make such a
mistake? Whence this departure from
its chronic yhsbit Of perversion and mis-
REPRESENTATION Let the people under
stand Mr.. VALLANDieHAM's position, and,
# mipapensed by the lies of his foes, and
the preudices those lies have engendered,
nine.tenths of them will become his friends
and co.w6rkers. We win stake our life
on that
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-08-15

a widow in Providence has spplied 10 have
her onlyson sent q the trout as punishment
lot not Supporting her i1ta .t tgiH
49, garr 4afr Hial ua sftnG ~ 'lt 'l 'a'
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-08-15
The Canvass in IndIana.

The Republicans claim that MoRToS is
getting the better of MoDoNALD, the oppos-
ing candidate for Governor, in the politi-
cal discussions now going on in Indiana.
1t would be matter of much surprise if
such were not the fact The ground which
we understand McDoNALD to assume is
untenable. Once c)ncede that State
may be coeroed that war is iusti6able, in
any emergency, by the Federal Govern
ment to constrain the obedience of sove-
reign though refractory States, and the
whole argument is conceded. If McDoS-
ALP is no. beaten, it is because his oppo-
nent is an ass.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-08-15
NOTICE,

PETITIoN viii be preFented to Governor
"A Broueh for the pardon ~ ClayboTn HNRan, nov
sSowss oxiHARINE HAoAH,
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-08-15
Prominent Tax Payers Of nay

The following lst OF the business 6ru's oi.the
city OF Dayton who will be taxed IN the coming year
upon 50 900 and upwards furnished by Auditor Lowe
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-08-15

: GOV King, member Of the present Con
gress was stoned in Richmond Missouri, a
Z few days ago The mob was composed oflhe.
radicnlss ...sz.s-sssi as1s's1aas'.l1aas
The Bucyrus, Forum lsvors the nomination.
Of Geo H Pendlet6n. for President
The Gincipnslr Erqutpey serves notice on.
the New York Democracy, lhat tie NeflhYest
80 not 20 be bullied or dresooned into the sup
port Of candidate who. does not represent
their views. ...s.r ), JHiga .-. as.. .,-. sas
1t seems to BE- generally understood that
Fesseuden will soon resign the Secretaryship
.sof~Ihes
q FIhS lFeFest ON our public debt, is now
greater than the whole expenses of the Gov
ernmeuti under the Administration of Mr.
baehenAn.sqssi .N.-fd lf.uf I'#J -s' 4
s-- ~. A new comet has been discovered, which
will probably make its appearance daring this
month
The Mcclellan meeting III New York is
SAID TO have been large but it had few, if
any, speakers Of note -.5t ~ " VI w. 't ''@
By the explosion Of the smnuuition yes
selsat City Point, 200 lives we're lost, and two
millions Of dollars worth cfproper,y destroyed.
go The Abolition preachers of Maine are at
last raising their voices for peace, several of
them having declared that the further prose
ton of the war is unchristian
The Provost Mashas, in some parts of New
York, brand snsn ,Sith Aeapsuc, who enlist
and are rejected for any reason as unfit for
seryleeis3gug sai sssoor112s1 10. urlag'.I Ii
Gen Burnside. seems TO have 10 bear the
disgrace of the fsilare before Petersburg
Well, he can stand il Disgrace can't hurt
him. .lrz-a-lzzsalllaz --s..aa.e'
1t isnpppmced now that thsFslisto be nc
change in The Cabinet
fbers has been tremendous Peace meet
ing ipRSrE MAsasa IS AA0L
We -sinformed that Farragut will pust
rigbtonfor Mobile, -EA
From rebel source we learn that Beaure
gard has gone 70 Atlanta With twentE thou
sand men Bad for Sherman
The sinking offbe Federal boat Teehmseh i
confirmed Only one ofher crew is known I,
besaved ------- -
The news from Sherldah-hs vague 1t is
stated that there is positive and reliable
information that he has -yorsled Early-ip ey
eryencou1terL J. n y - 4 g
The Confederates have. new 7pri7atee
called the Tallahassee which is doing immens
damagsto :FsdetAt oopaercs2n0 EJ1A
There has been sharp fighting op the Poto
mac between pickets, and some artillery duel
ling, OHIO NOT Tau
There is a rpmor thas EARLY has been large
" reinforced from Richmond If so, more
mischief is intended, with improved prospects
OF peOPplghPgiSO GdSON
II is baid that The Federal prisoners, will
the exception iof thesick and wounded hav,
been nearly, all removed from Libby prison
II isbeieyed that the Confederates are NOV
ing in front four i9rees AZ Petersburg ~
Two steamers have been sent in pursuit o
the Tallahassee.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-08-15
EVERYBODY is being cured OF tLis distressing
II dhease by the use OF
DR.. Stricklqnds Pile Ren,eJy

Read what those say who have used ii:
MIR. Chntlea ". Land am Of 4 otisve, ard Mr. ]
Hazarde, Ciuenuati, o both we're cured a ter using
nne pot Of DR. SrirRapd's Pile Ren edy 1hes say
they have tried ything but &C ud obtain no relief
but one Pot Of btricklabd's Pile Remedy efected
perfect cure after suffering for many y, ars With the
wo 81 kind Of Piles. They recommend every one
whois puferingto tiyit.
Ask for
DR. Sirickldhd's Pile Remedy.
Sold by all druggists = sets not Ms,intach, rod st
No. 0 East Fourth 81, Cincinnati, o. mia
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-08-15

SaB-iipeolois nos a despot, bot ! petty
tyraht One phase of bis tyranay consists in
persucuting his political opponents wherever
he has a herd of minions to do his bidding
There is in him an Rbsenes OF. oil the quail
ties which constitute despot like Alexander,
Gsasar or Napoleon Lincoln sneaked into
Washington, and ia always ready 70 sneak out
Of it, An artist recently remarked to us n
have had the honor of painting the portraits
of Calhoun, Benton and Clay among our emf
nent, men and also Of Mr. Lincoln The appa-
rent want OF intelligence and 6rmness 10 The
cOsntenanee Of the latter gentlemen str1ck
me as remarkable ThisFsminds US of the
standard excuse made hy the soldiers in Vir.
qinia for Lneoln's bunders, namely. "You
caa't expect anything:ot man whosWears q
number six hat, and Humber eleven boots. =
Detroit Free Press
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-08-15

20 We understand that there was large
meeting Of Peace men in UrbAna, on
Saturday last. Let these gatherings be
multiplied every where. The ranks of the
Peace Party are gaining recruits every day.
Keep the ball rolling. 44TI4t
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-08-15

From rebel source we learn that Beaure
gard has gene 70 AAtlsanaNta Atlanta With tgentE thou
sand men. Bad for Sherman
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-08-15

TIE sinking oGtbe Federal boat Techmssh is
confirmed. Only one other crew is known to
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-08-15
Current News Items.

We learn the reeruiting in Circinnsti last
jwesk was very dull This is the news from
all directions, .i ,......
Mr.. Flint, Secretary Of the Massachusetts
Board of Agriculture predicts that the next
oil. winter will be of great severity. His theory
,, is that severe drought Indicates a. cold
winters ,,lss 81. ..s ls. .Hs s..eg t.s.r
Crops in Eutbre are reported to be good,
although they have suffered there as here from
i -. Tag-- F-.c
Guv King, member ol the present Con
gress, was stoned in Richmond, Missouri, a
few days ago The mob was composed oflhe
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-08-15

The news from sheridah-hs vague lit is
stated that there is positive" and reliable
information that he has -yorsled Early-ip .ev-
ery encouhterL j. n - ~ L e
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-08-15

The Bucyrus, Forum lsyors the nomination,
of Geo H Pendletou' for President
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-08-15

We aye informed that Farragut will push
right on for Mobhe, @'- --la
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-08-15

fhers has been tremendous Peace meet
ing ipgFStt MAsaS6 .-3 HA0L
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-08-15

We believe thai the people d lhe South
would to-daycOhseht to a restoration of the
Union under the Constitution, and that The
only obstacle in the way Of a peaceabIe set
Element of alldiliculties, ls the determi ration
OF the President to destroy slavery, and to el.
evate the negro to q position in society which
the God Of nAIars never intended him TO oc-
cupy.
We consider that every lifs, Hereafter Lost
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-08-15

1t tisrppo%eed nov that th9Fstisto be no
change In 'fheS C a5inet' 80 -
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-08-15

5-i 1t seems to be generally understood that
Fessenden will soon resign the Secretaryship
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1849-1865, 1864-06-20

taA exclusion of the bcnefeiaries of the
Fp1d Their claims should be first met,
L the establishment and support of these
grtded or grammar schools, the Legislature
and Literary Board of the State, would af-
ford all possible assistance. The details
weina-e not space for. We simply throw out
these(hints. We ask the cooperation of
out casmporaries of the press, to the dis
semlndion of these views, in order TO a full
and cain investigation of this important
subject--N. O. CHRISTIAN Adsocate.