Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-08-30
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Wanted. "A competcut shoemaker Stead,
employment pivcu Inquire at this Office,
Matohss.-Bly your Matches to-day O
c. P, Huber n Son, ard ave money.
Aug 80, 3td
About Carpet acks.--Some gentleman
on the morning train Of the S D road
Aug 29lh, by mistake took the wrong csrpe
sack, leaving bis own Ii this notice meett
his eye ist bin call ~ thissofice3 tf Btff.
Tmfotmstion Wanted AMy boy Phinir
Smith, about ? years OF age, left his home
in Miamisburg about four weeks ago, and
have not beard from him since have some
idea that he is employed somewhere in the vi
cinity Of Dayton and am very anxious to
learn his Whereabouts Asy person giving
me information in the premises will confer O
great favor. Philip SMITH
Miamisburg, Aug. &c, 2wd
Be Ye Clothed Fink Leglsr at tbeil
shop on Second street have just received a
large lot Of Goods in their line which they
propose to sell on the most reasonable terms
If you want to get bargains in Clothing, go to
Fink & Legler's They can accommodate
you. a29-lw
Strayed or Stolen on Sunday night
August 2s, light Bay Horse, four years old
about Is hands high, with rmape. shorpy of
short, and long tai aado a plain saddle
with no horn Any information, or the return
Of the horse, will be gladly received and the
person literally rewarded, at Lewis Kimmels,
in Madison township, or at the & Mile House,
Eaton pike a29-lw
Matches Buy your Matches to-day Of
c. P. Huber 4 Son, and save money
Aug. 29, Bid
pTNeSt Monday is the day set apart tor
the draft Look out for prize
D9-Goi is rapidly dropping down under
the prospect Of Democratic Success and the
restoration Of Peace
S'Our prayer is for PEACE those who I'm.
agine they can approach God with any other,
are inGdels Give US peace in cur time, oh
Lord" st..g.s t...r..,gf.W hoa Lus
R6y- An old Democrat would he obliged to
any one who will farnish him with copy OF
the WEEKLY EMPIRE OF October 10, 1863, and
also one of December 18th, 1859 They may
be sent to this Office
R@- The Journal has biograpy of Maj,
Gen Schenck' IN this mornings issue, Iti
not that which was published some months
ago in the New York Mercury.
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Arrest "A man by the name Of Wm
Shroy, supposed to have been engaged in the
burglaries Of Saturday night, has been arrest
ed, and is now ia custody, He made pref
ty stubborn resstance6ring at the officer but
without effect --Ash I
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p1- We hope the people will all remember
that no man in Congress labored harder Tor
the repeal OF the $500 exemption clause than
Schenck He now asks the votes of the very
men whose blood he was so anxious to spill
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Disloyal u nder the head OF f"Much Good
News in a small Space, the Journal has the
following
"MossbEbss hanged thirty one OF our men
in Clark Co Va, for burning guerrilla's
houses"
B5- The gentleman whose Unonism is a.
bove suspicion who took dinner at the
house of butternut friend in the country,
aud who reported for the newspapers the con
versation that occurred, ought to give his
name to the public. All are interested in
knowing such fellow His company is very
desirable, and inyitatioas would 10 dopbt sac
cumulate on his hands a'daAA
Bay- Old Thad Stevens, the most iuauen-
tial, as he is the abest Republican in Penn
sylvana declares that Lincoln must be kick.
ed off the course, and some one else subsli .
tuted. II makes no difference who The Black
Republisans'rnu 4 .ThslpsOpe are delerniL-
ed to put the Democracy in power They
know foil we'll that there is no hope either for
themselves or their country if Republicans
are continued in Office
Sad Accident,-A middle-aged lady was
thrown from an open carriage on the south
western corner of Third aud Jefferson streets
about noon to-day A considerable cash was
made in the corner Of her head. which bled