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we told You So.

One Of the reasons always urged BY the
Democratic party against the wild and
ruinops fansticisn Of Abolition, was this
That the negro is not capable Of taking
care of himself in a state OF freedom.
Even at this early stage in the success
ful progress Of the Abolition crusade
against the South. the truth Of the Demo-
cratic doctrine has received formal an |
ofisisl recognition.
A military order has been made in Nash
vile, driving from the city all the wretch
ed negroes who are not in some white
man's employ, and forbidden any one to
rent property to any ofthe unfortunate race
who are not immediately under the
white mans control, The order makes the
following amazing recitation charging the
negroes in body, thus
Lazy and profigGts, unused to caring for
themselves thriftless for the present. and
reeklsssly improVidsnt Of the future, the most
Of them loaf idly about the streets aud alleys,
prowling in secret plaees, and lounge lasily
II crowded novels, which soon become dens Of
noisome fth, the hot-beds to ft 10 engender
and rapidly disseminate the mcst loathsoms
and mahgnaRt diseases.
And yet the very authority, which
mabss this publication, continues this horn
war for the purpose Of setting free the race
Of men whom Il describes above as wholly
unit for any other condition than that Of
slavery--subjscdon to q superior race.
Was sysr crime or folly equal to this :
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New York Market.

NEw York, May 6.
CoTToN-Qoiet and steady and upward ten
dency at 84@s5.
FLoUR-dulI 6@l0 lower at g forextra
State. Round Hoop 50@T 10.
WHEAT-NominSIly l,67@l69 Chicago
Spring l,76@l,7s Milwaukee Club 1900
1888 Winter Red.
CoRN--Shade 6rmerl 38k.
oATs-In very fair demand and ateady at
PoRK-Firm--26. .....
BEEF-Firm and steady.
BuTTER 28@32
Cur MEATS Firm.
LARD.--A shade frmer, l4(dsI43
WHIsKY-Quiet, at 81 2e@l 22ior Western
PETRoLEUN-Firmer, 30 Crude; SO refined
Bond, 65@66 Free.
NEw YoRE, May G---Stocks irregular
closing frner, Money and 7 per cent. Ster.
ling quiet and steady at / lOk. Gold
16t $40 Coupons l24t, S's 81 Coupons II
One year certificates 9ss, New York Cen.
iral lSO Erie 81 81 Reading 81 80
c. B. & o. &C.
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Er0m .hs Lewsr M,.slasippi.

CAIRo, May 6th.--Steamer Carol from
New Orleans, on the 2s, has arrived, news
unimportant
Cotton firm, and good, With good enquiry
and limited supply, closes 6rm. midding
e2@SS Sugar and molasses in very active
demand. ThespeculatiVe feeling which has
prevailed during the past two months has sub
sided, owing principally to the high prices
reached
Adyicss from Alexandria to the 9Th re-.
port Banks army still there, but would probas
bly, move towards the Mississippi river Ad
miral Porter was up the river, soma sixtv
miles above Alexandria, where the Eastport
was on . Sandbar, and her guns being taken
OF and her plating removed, for the purpose
OF tightening her of If this could not be
done, she would be blown up Porter waE
without infantry support, and was being har.
rRsSed by the enemy Major General Hun
ter had arrived at Alexandria.
A steamer arrived at Memphis reports
Steele's army returned to Little Rock He was
followed BY Prices army, and continually har.
rassed. At Sabine Fork, the rebels were
turned upon and repulsed, after severe bat
tie, in which the loss was about equal on both
sides
MArmAduks was reported on the march
to Join Price, when il was supposed a Joint
attack on Little Rock was intended
The Pioneer, a light draught steamer, left
here to-day for Red River. Il is hoped that
she would succeed in crossing the falls, with
supplies.
Discoveries have been made iu this city.
which confirm the statement Of negotiations,
between certain parties North, and the rebel
General, KIRBY Smith, whereby the latter was
10 secure to the former Confederate cotton
west Of the Mississippi river and receive in
return goods Ahd ammunition, 30. A prom
inent business man In this city, was urgently
solicited BY parties Of wealth aud influence
In the EAst, to Join them in the enterprise, be
To act 81 their agent He declined, bat the
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By Telegraph.
REPORTED FOR THE DAILY EMPIRE
NIGRT DISPAToRES.


WAssNsToS, May 5.-Comuereiars sps.
eial says, Secretary Chase has prepared an
amendment to the bank bill, which Sumner
will offer to-day, taxing the National banks
annually two per cent on circulation, one
per cent on deposits, end one per cent on
capital stock beyond the amount Invested in
U. s. stock This is all 10 be applied to the
payment Of interest and principal on the Ma
tional debt. Real estate held BY the bank Is
alone to be subjected to State, county or mu.
nicipal taxation.
LATEST FROM MEXICO
Gen. Heron reports to the authorities that
Viduarri escaped to Texas ct the time Of the
occupation Of Mexico By Jure1
BLAIR NOT ELECTED.
The House Committee on elections has de-
eided that Mr.. Blair was not duly elected
member Of Congress from Missouri, and that
the contestant, Mr.. Knox is entitled to the
seat
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News Items,

General Meade has issued an animsting
address to the troops under his command
Grants army has crossed the RaPidsn'
and we may hourly expect news Of great
battle.
Frank Blair has been ousted from his
seat in Congress. and Knox declared the
member. This is the spite work Of the rad
icals.
The o. n. G., in strong force have been
set TO guard the Baltimore d Ohio Rail-
road.
The indianapolis Sentinel thinks that If
Brough. Morton d Co, had called for
sighty-6ve thousand men. to plant corn
and gather the harvests, they would have
been entitled to more praise than they can
now claim. @
The balance Of trade against the U. s.
for the first three months Of this year. aud
which must be paid in gold, is thirty-three
millions. This is going to bankruptcy at
railroad speed.
The New York Nstus charges the Ad-
ministration with having sold Mexico to
the French. 1t says that Macmillan has
the assurance of recognitioNby this Gov
srnment. We will see.
Lincoln is said to look like skeleton
He is terribly afraid Of the reaction which
is showing itself in the public mind. and
well be may be.
The meeting of the Fremont Convention
at Cleveland lis postponed until the Slst
of May.
We give an important extract from the
Cincinnati 4En7uirsr. Of this morning. 1t
announces the commencement of the ter
rife battles which have b,sn long looked
for.
The Pennsylvania Reserves are belng
mustered out of the service.
Th Southern papers claim complete
victory over Banks in Louisiana, and ad-
NIT that General Smith saved the army
from destruction.
1t is said that the losses in stores to th'
Government by the destruction of Little
Washington. amounts to several millions
Of dollars.
The Washington RspENieaH contains
the announcement Of the death u q wo
man employed in the Treasury Department
said to have been produced by abortion
The medicines were obtained in Ney
York.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-05-06
[From the Journal Q { Commend ]

Tar INPERTMENoE OF SHoVLDRR STRAPS
There are some exceptions to the high profeS.
sional standard maintained by officers in the
Union army. For instance, MIR, Harris, of
Maryland, delivered q very Objectionable
speech in Congress the other day, whereupon,
the military Official in charge Of all sublunary
affairs 10 a certain district in Maryland inter
diets the newspapers there from saying any
thing about il The incident is explained
by the following from the ST. Msry's Gazette !:
Our readers, being the immediate eonstitu-
ents Of Mr.. Harris, will doubtless expect to
read bis speech in this issue Of our paper
but the annexed Communication, we presume,
will satisfactorily account Tor failure TO publish
it;
HELDouAArEEs CAvALRY DErAoBNEST, DIs
THcT OF sT MAYS, LEoSARDToWS, Md,
April II, 1864 sirs The commanding
eaaeer Of this detachment desires that you
will not publish or make any AlluSion in the
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It Stands Unrivaled F.!

We give the following as an ILLUSTRATION Of the fore.
going iaots nom MT II. o. Foster, gentleman well
known IN the city Of Dayton;
DATroN, OHIO, january 7, IeG7
Dr. Il. CoswAY-Sir some six mon hs aimee vhue
holding fraction horse, IL became reared
and cana down with full force my right foot khs
eorks Of the shoe tear ng away the assh nd llqa-
nente nom TIE side OF my foot and fract ring or
up and held together Dy meHnA OF sticking pasler
then spilled cdr ConWays Lnifnentliih" |" III
prevented Inflammation and swelling, and healed tho
wound 90 perfectly that now consider loot as wei
IS ever and, above ALL suffered pain and WAS nof
applied = :
loonsider the "Llnimentum" worthy Of the hiRheat
have oceas on to use IT, lNH4E y a d FOsrEP =
Extra inducements offered TO suuer The trNds
supplied on the most liberal terms Address ali or
dsrsto DR. Il. CONWAY, D lie ProprietoT
No $50 Third street, Dayton, Ohio p
For sale by Druggists and Merchants generally
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The Battles now I'm Progress 10
decide the Struggle.

JoHN BRouoH made speech to the
National Guard at Columbus, in which
he says that the hundred days tor which
the call is made, will be decisive and ad-
mits that another campaign would crush
and destroy the country. As he is fresh
from the Republican conclave at Washing
ton. we suppose he speaks by authority.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-05-06
General Meade 90 che Army

HELDoUARTERs AENY OF PoToNAc, !
May 4, 1864
Soldiers, again you are called upon to ad.
vance upon the enemies of your country, the
time and occasion deemed opportune by your
commanding General to address you q few
words ofoon6dence and caution. You have
been re-organized, strengthened and fully
equipped in every respect You form part OF
several armies of your country, the whole un-
der an able and distinguished General, who en-
joyst confidence o the Government, the peo.
Pile and the army, Your movement being in.
cooperation with others, it is of the utmost
Importance that no effort be left unspaired to
make it successful
Soldiers, the eyes Of the whole country are
looking with anxious hope to the blow you
are about to strike in the most sacred cause
that ever called men to arms. Remember
your homes, your wives and your children,
aud bear in mind that the sooner your enemies
are overcome the sooner you will be returned
to enjoy the benefits and blessings of peace.
Bear with patience the hsrdships and sacri
Gees you will be called upon to endure.
Have confidence in your officers and in each
other.
Keep your ranks on the march, and on the
battle field, and let each man impore God I
blessing, and eRdeSvor By bis thoughts and
actions to render himself worthy of the favor
he seeks. With clear conscience and strong
arms, actuated by high sense of duty, fight
ing will preserve government aud institu
tions handed down to US by our forefathers
and it true TO ourselves, victory under God {
blessing must and will attend our efforts.
"GEoRaE C. MEADE,
"Maior General Commanding.
49, WILLIAMS, A. A. General"
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our Evening DIspadChcs.

Will be found of great interest. They
seem to confirm the EnqEirsr'I news. in
another place. The question is repeatedly
asked Why did neither the Gazette nor
Commsreial of this morning contain an in
timation of the exciting intelligence
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-05-06
Rrough az DennIson.

JoHS BRoUoH made ferociously Jaco-
binicsl speech at Camp Dennison, in which
be emulStes Governor MORTON in his
threats and denunciation of Democracy.
Underneath this gssconade the discerning
will detect desperation and alarm among
Republican officials.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-05-06

project haa been successfully carried out, 70
some extent 5. L. Casey, OF Caseyylls, Ky
in connection With VIM Butler, Of Sprihg.
field, III late State Treasurer, are named as
prominent agents in accomplishing it, The
Treasury Department having furnished per.
mits 10 pass II 20 the rebel army, portions
however, being stopped ct New Orleans, by
Banks; Notwithstanding permits and orders
Of the Treasury Department
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-05-06
Auction Sale Of Real Estate.
FIVE LOTS AND BUILDINGs.

XNTE vi | eel At AUCTION, 90 the prenSss ne foI.
w lowing lots q. build q; Two lots o. wayne
street; enc lot thirty i've tst ten and half inches
front, upon which ls tWo-story rick house, HtoRs
front, with busnees, and ave other rooma therein;
also one and half story nams house ehoreon, with
two rooms and kitchen and out house Another Iot
Ia rty one feet frcnt, upon whSh 10 two stOry name
hous@, with ten rooms and three eslAEs, and out
housSA
ALSO,
Three lots on Warren street. lots number Aeoo co.
and 404l. Lot No, 0s9 10 an enclosed vacant lot;
lot No. go has upon it bo brick and frame house
containing four rooms and anewiy ait ttanie on DE
sanei also, GOOD well Of water; lOt No. ell hsa
upon Il two story 'fame house with slX rooms Baid
lots on WaTen street arc iorly.iouT and half lsat
'front.' by one hundred and tw4 MY Ase fees deep.
The WRrren street lots Will he sold at ten o'clock In
the morning. and Wayne street lots a. tive o'clock M
the afternoon OF said day.
Tbs above property belongs 70 John q. Weeksl, or d,
ana viii be sold upon the following terms one. half
cash the balance 10 two equal annual payments, Sc.
cured by mortgage, with sfx per cent interest
aH9dts q. =. HUBER a SON, Auotonesrs.
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LATEST NE WS.
AFTERNOON DISPATCHES.
reported Defeat OF Burnsids

: INWFWHVVW q
NRw TORK, May 6.--The World has issued
an extra containing report that on Monday
last Burpside's advance was checked ct Thor
oughiare Gap by the rebels under Lougstreet.
A battle is said to have occurred, resulting in
our defeat, with loss of from two thousand
to four thousand neA. The negro troops are
sail to have become demorsr4ed, thrown
down their arms and stampeded to the rear.
The rumor is doubtless q canard.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-05-06

Real Estate for Sale.--I will sell, II
applied to soon, four building lots beautifully
located on the east side Of Mcclure street,
between Xenis Avenue and Richard street.
Price per lot--two hundred and 6ty dollars;
one-Ihird cash, the balance in one and two
years ]. q. BAGGoTT,
Corner Main and Second streets.
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Iae disease spread until my scalp one colnpista
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ses Gses o. ms CITY, was informed by them that he
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your advertisement and concluded to consult you.
You assured me that you would eradicate the dst
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WI WIN that assurances placed myself IN your hands,
ahd the results are ave luEuriant head of han.
my scalp e perfe ty WE'LL and my hair has ceased IL
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Glanteo.

NNANTED--A situation as Engineer on q cts
w uonHry snging, by young mao lately nom
Cansds hss had htee years experience; has no ob
lection 10 going 10 the country An early enRasement
s 80 icited Please address Il. M. o., Office OF this
paper stating where an interview may Be had.
MJANTED-csrnagS woodworkmsn hSck-
w slnths and Painters wanted lmmS SdiAtaly. Ths
0sst wages gwen. Apply to
sN W. W. PHILLIPS, Fourth stTees
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Brou6h AddrssslnE the Natlonal euara.

CNcISSATt, May 6.-The draft in the First
Ward yesterday passed OF quietly Among
those drawn are Alfred Gather Superintend-
ant Of Adams Express Co and several other
prominent citizens Governor Brough address
ed the National Guard at Camp Dennison yes.
terday, in a string speech. The 7th regiment
National Guard left here this morning for
camp. The sth, 9th, and 10th regiments fol-
low tomorrow
Six thousand troops have left Indiana du-
ring this week for the front
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-05-06

81 Mary's G0setie 70 the reasonable and
disgrecetul speech Ofthe member Of Congress
from this district delivered in the House Of
Representatives on the 9th inst am, sir,
very respectfully, your ohedieut servant,
+. W. Dickinson,
lst Lieut. 9Th cavalry, Act'g Adjt.
To the publisher and proprietor ST. Mary's
Cdsstts, Lsonardtown, Nd.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-05-06

CUMBERLAND, Nh, May The Herald
special says retel gusrrllas made raid on
the Railroad this morning at o'clock. Bloom
inRton was captured Three trains were de-
stroyed Two hundred thousand dollars worth
Of property belonging to Railroad Company.
Ttains will run aa uaual
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-05-06

A writer OF a modern book OF travels, re.
lsting the particulars OF his being cast away,
thus concludeg--After having walked eleven
hours without having tracked the print Of
human foot, to my great comfort and delight
| saw q man hanging upon a gibbAi my
pleasure at the cheering sight was ineKpress.
ible, for il convinced me that was in civil
iEed country
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-05-06
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Guarded
bV tho u. N. q.

" Aho " Ne 6s
BALTiNoRE, May The Baltimore d Ohio
Railroad Is not at all interrupted, but was
threatened for time, early this morning
BY seventy mounted men under NJ Neil Of
West Virginia, who came into place tween.
ty.eight miles south of Charleston, and after
cutting telegraph lines, burning several cars,
and running half dozen locomotives eff the
track, left as suddenly as they appeared. we
hear Of tho approach Of General Kelly and
his detachment gathered up at Cumberland
and New Creek, who sailed out promptly in
search of the marauders. No passengers or
freight we're injured or captured, and ell the
trains are running regularly. To prevent a
repetition Of those raids very large force
Of Ohio volunteers, have already repaired to
the scene, by order Of the Secretary Of War,
and Gov BrOugh. The road is amply pro
tected, now.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-05-06

Mrs Psrtington says, that when she vas
a gal she used TO 60 to parties, and always
had beau to extort her home "But now"
says she, 'ths gals undergo all sorts Of de-
clivities the task Of extortng them home re.
wolves upon their dead selves" The old Ia.
dy drew down her specs, sad thanked her
stars that she had lived 10 other days, "whsn
men could deprecists the worth Of the female
sex"
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Boots anO S9oeS.
For Sale.
REAL ESTATE FOX SALE,

WILL sell the following real estate In The eity Of
1 Dayton, n application Is made soon:
Frst-The Main Street Hil Properly, occupied for
the past few years pubic garden. IL IL Weu set
with grape nnes, ch ice shrubbery and trnlt less
sOcond-The vacant lot adloining the Southwestern
District school House, on Ludlow street
Thlrd-Ssversl building lots on the West AIDE u JET.
isrson ssgeet, south Of the G. nal Bridge
m4d9W o. ". HoUk, Once on Third st.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-05-06

WASHINGTON, May 9Th, 1864 4.-Heavy stop
pages have been made against tho pay of Ger.
tain Provost Marshals and surgeons for i'm.
proper enlistments Of recruits declared by
boards of examiners unfit for military duty.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-05-06
Dayton Market,

DArToS, May G.
HARsHMANs FLoUR-Red whe
Wolesale 6 90 retail so.
WHEAT-Sl 30@l 35.
CoRN-l0Q; Shelled 9O@s4
0ATS--6s.
RYE 1901 Is
BARLEY-$l 20.
CoFFEE-4e@6O
SUGAR--l9@22.
EGGS-l3@l5 per doz.
WHISKY-l 20. ~ L
CHEESE E-l6@l7.
DRIED PEACHES-l6@ls.
DRIED APPbES-9@l9.
BEANS--Per bushel 81 50@3 90.
HAY-Timothy S22 per ton.
TEAS-$l 0O9l co
RICE-9@ll per 10.
BuTTER-40946
LARD-l2@l5,
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legal.

ESTATE OF OWEN ooRCoRAN.
TNHE undersGned has this day been appontsi Ad.
~ miniatrator of the estate Of Owen Corc0ran late
ot Monteomefy county, Ohio, deceased.
April 10, tssa-mTWS JOHN eTEPHERB
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-05-06

New YoRK, May 6--The Worlds Washing.
ton dispatch says that Burnside is acting as a
reserve to the Grand Amy Of the Potomac
When it will move to the front is unknown.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-05-06
Bill Of prices.

| consequences Of the increased price OF materinl
J. and labor, we tbs undersigned Shoemakers OF the
CITY si Dayton agree 10 establish the following prices
BW Prs Gdolt By The BOotaad SAos Man Jneta,ers
Rork-GsntlSnSn's BIois and Shoes, se,ssd ~Hir,f
C2dAS ' "s'
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@lotbLn9.
NJ ERCHANT TAILORING
n ENRY MIIIHR

II ENRY MILLER,
TNHANKFuL for patronage bsFetelorO SHtssAed IL
4 th@ drtn Of Miller Nharah, respectfully nolIolts
ennunoanee OF tne same 10 ~ The old Standt
Huston Building, oorn@ Third and JsdsrBan strssls
NheTe pc VII always b found with full assoEtaaat
81 gods n hi1 lino. I0odSW
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Garpenter.

B u L L y I N G..
TTNhE undersigned has made arrang gsmsnts 70 erect
i and compleiR good neat houses IL tatr prices thAt
would warrant these havlnF vecAnt lota uninprOVed
10 invest es the den and u daily Increasing fof them
Neat plans, With cost Of bullding ready Tor InVss-
CATION. JOHN H. THOMAs Agent
siRd9ws Shop on Wayne So nosf Baptist Church.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-05-06

Again; The lonely sentry walking his rounds n,
night exposed TO drenehpg rains and the ohj nighS
hr, Is often Selsed with the most violent neursuto
pain and cramps, the dangers from which oan calls
be averted by q free use ef tho W Ut TT-TF
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-05-06
'LINID = NTU nj %

For Rheumatism, Neuralgia, Pains In the Back.
Sides and Chest, Cramps In the etomach Toothkihs,
Head che, and or all tho Aches and Pains ncldsnte
70 /, lamp Lille" where an external application h
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jAnttces.
NATIONAL BANKS, DAYTON, OHIO.

NoTIoE-on ard Monday, May ., the Rrst an,
IN Second National Banks Of Dayton will spen .
eight = m and CLOSE At three m
@. B. HARTMAN, Cashier.
m6dA u. Q. RENCH, Cashier.