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Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-08-10
Family Likeness.

The news from Poland is distressing the in
surrectiou has been suppressed but wholesale
deportation aud con6scaton continue Lth
uania, Podola and Golhynis, are to be clear
ell of all Polish inhabitants they are dispers-
ed throughout Russia, the landed proprietors
being sent to Siberia Eigh'y seven thousand
p r,ors have already beent y sporled among
Them thousands of women aud children, dr
wing cattle on foot often manacled for thou
sands of miles Muravieff, the butcher has
been renstated in his GoVernorship at wilma
after having been rewarded by Emperor Alex
ander
On Wednesday about 200 rebel men, wo
men and children arrived Louisville on the
( Nashville train. They we're picked up way
dow in Georgia" by order Major General Sher
man, and forwarded to Louisville, to be sent
north Of the Ohio river TO remain during the
wa.
! Another installment of fifty yebel womer
! from Georgia arrived here last night Three
hundred and fifty more are reported at Nash
ville aud will be forwarded here on Tuesday
next
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-08-10
An Important Paper.

We print today, to the exclusion Of much
other matter prepared for our columns, a
paper which we 6ud 10 the New York Trio
aRs Of yesterday and which that journal
justly terms very able and csustio protest,
BY Hon B f. Wade, Senator from Ohio, and
Hon Henry Win'er DAVIS, Represenistive
from Maryland, both known to the country as
leading members OF the Republican party,
against the Presidents refusal TO sign the bill
which passed Congress at its last session, pro-
yidihg for the reorganization Of the States
nov or lately in rebellion against the Union,
aud against his usurpation' 10 proposing 70
execute, so much Os he sees ht Of bill
which, by bis own act, has failed to become a
law -..
We have only space now TO commend this
protest against the lawless and reasonable
conduc OF the President 10 the earnest con
siderstion Of every reader 1t ia blow de-
ivered with staggering force, right upon the
brszen front Of "dictatoria usurpation
Upon the entire Republican party it will fall
like clap OF thunder from a coudess sky.
The veil Of the Frophst Of Khorasson is be-
ing lifted by his own worshipers The hid
eous fea ures of Moksnna are disclosed to his
"dupes and victims Phil Age,
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-08-10

iness of the winterto come. The great cause
Of our calamities lies in the obstinate persist
ence of this Administration, IN pursuing a
course which will put of the day Of peace, and
finally make Union again impossible, if car
ried too far. The only hope this people can
have of relief is by change Of rulers We
do not say this in the interest Of party, but
n the interest Of the country. And any one
who is man, who has one spark of true man
liness in him, who loves mis- country, his fam
lily, himself, will openly acknowledge that tht
past has been an error and that the only
hope of a change for the better, lies in th'
election Of an able conservative man for tht
next President of the United States.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-08-10

ENCOURAGING THE ENEMY The Abolition
papers are publishing tremendous plot to
overlurn the Government, They say that
500 900 men are banded together for the pur-
pose of putting down the present Administers
ion by force If this be true, what better
encouragement could the Coniederacy want
With the aid OF 100000 armed rebels at the
North, the rebellion would speedily take pos
session Of the country. To every man oil
sense this plot is ridicu GUS. But the Abol
tionists are continually bunting some contri
vance to give increased energy to the South
ern canse and having exhausted every other
they have hatched rebellion in the North
Ohio Patriot -
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-08-10

gEy- Here is one of the serious dangers
that tbeaten us. Convert the war, in the pop
ular mind, into an abolition ioar; make II
war Of the North on the South or for impos-
ing Northern ideas on Southern society, and
the nation, as republican nation, is ruined
foreUer Northern ideas are as much exag-
gerations in one way as Southern ideas are in
another, and The people of the Northern
States are, to say The least, as corrupt as the
people of the Southern States DR.. Bropn-
son
Herein is expressed truth scarcely less
obvious than proiound and Mr.. Lncoln's re.
election in November will "convert the war
IN the popular mind, as in fact, into an sb
oliiiou war, making it "a war Of the North
on the Sonth, or for imposing Northern ideas
on Southern society" And, then, what must
he our condtion2 Dr. Browpsou correctly
describesit it. "The nation, as republican ma
iou is ruined forever" This startling L nth
cannot be successfully gsinsaid Whoever
contributes to Mr.. Lnooln's reelection il
| November contributes in the same measure
to the eternal ruin Of the republic Louis
Uille Democrat
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-08-10
TeIegraphIc stun.

We do not often, even by telegraph
yet such an amount of trash as came last
night The assertion that AvER1LL, with
loss Of only seven men, defeated JOIN
SON, chased McCLAusLAND to the noun
tains, and captured FIVE or six hundred
prisoners, would be set down as lie at
once, even if it were not virtually confess
cd to be such by the latest despatch an
nouncing t"no news from fLe valley"
On the most slender and dubious accounts
of some successes at Mobile, we are told
that there is unrestrained JOY among the
officials Of Washington aud New Yolk
The batch closes with the assurance thai
Atlanta viii be ours in a week. 1t is ar
outrageous imposition both on the presi
and the public, to be compelled to pay fol
the falsehood. fraud, and nonsense, 0
which the telegraph Is made. the instru
ment. .a,,ga0 ul.aa tDl-
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-08-10
Lika the ahrewd Aleibiades, Vic eat off dc

Like the shrewd Alcibiades, who cat off the
tail Of his canine companion in order to give
the people something else than himself to talk
about the Administration has hatched out an
alarming plot at ST. Louis, TO further dismem.
ber the Union, by separating the Northwest
from toe North, and il gives items to show
that there is something 10 this plot The
whole is got up to divert public attention from
the misdeeds of the party in power.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-08-10
"a Threalening Singer"

1t seems from special from Washing
ton, to the Cincinnati Gazette, that emf
neut legal authorities connected with the
Government, have determined on the
suppression of disloyal (meaning Demo-
cratic papers) in Ohio, and that if Gov.
BRoUGH concurs, the programme will be
carried out.
All we have to say on that subject IL,
that we have consulted, and know the
opinions Of higher and more eminent az
thority, than the oabal at Washington
we mean THE PEOPLE and they have
sworn by the Liberties that our fathers be-
queathed us. that the suppression shall
not take place. An eye for eye, and a
tooth for a tooth, is their motto now
Let tyrauts beware In place of &
threatening finger they may see a Who'll,
hand. -uiJJH
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-08-10

ESy" Mr.. Greeley, in an article on the ap-
pointed Fast, alluding to the necessity Of an
entire dependence on the God of Hosts, says
"Our public burdens are fearful our Taxes
are enormous; our Public Debt, aread J
rigbtfuI, is steadily eugmentng; we are
freshly summoned to send half million more
men to the battle field Never since the dis
covery of Arnold's treason have blacker cloyd:
hung over us. Our trust is in God alone
Never was q solemn national appeal TO the
Father of Mercies more appropriate than
now
A few weeks since the Tribune said tha
Gen. Grant carried the destines of the nstor
in his band Now, its "trust is in God alone
so General Grant has "gone up" with thu
Tribune
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-08-10

In the dissolute reign of Charles H. when
the House of Commons impeached the Earl
of Clarendon of high treason, the first article
on which they founded their accusation was
that "he had designed standing army 20 be
raised, and TO govern the kingdom thereby,
and the eighth article was, that "he had intro
dueed an arbitrary government into his Maj
estys plantation. ~.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-08-10
CALL FOR PEACE!

The citizens Of Montgomery county
who desire the restoration Of Peace, aud
who deprecate a further draft Of our able
bodied young men to be slaughtered in a
hopeless contest for the Abolition Of
Slavery, are respectfully invited, without
distinction of party, to assemble at
BECKEL BALL, in the city of DAY
ION, at o'clock P. ~, on SATUR-
DAY, the 18th day of August, to protest
against the recent rejection of the over
tores OF peace upon the part Of the South,
to demand the immediate Inauguration Of
measures for peaceful settlement of our
difficulties, and to take suchfurther action
as the nature Of the occasion and our un-
happy condition may suggest.
The above call is in circulation in this
county, and receiving great number o.
signatures, many OF them Republicans
Hons. A. Lone, A. NJ. Jackson, G. L
CONVERSE, and others, have been invited
and are expected. Turn out
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-08-10

5 1nti- Cholera Mirtuye.
r-l o, AND riAt tef tll5st [
f L.l.-J-a z x x = /. ---s.

oWlcNIaNd 1ntl7LHoteTd MlEture.
rs ccrnpositonof sstrngents isbgorhehtA ~ st,re
lants and qqTm nat yss, SblcR fyeIy by seisn &C.
knowledges'ls me Only Ir, parat % that Will effect @
permanent care Of nlHrthe' and IS Beters This Anti
Oholera Mixture is now in sense Of, on 8iny
hospitals where itgives the greatest saiifsc Ton Il
mas saved The lives Of thousands Of soldiefs Erd
citizens, and Ne MI guarantee he the best
dy "a the world lor DiarrbeaaBa py septerys- W.
Mr. woods oi Oovington, Ny. wiH be'most happy
to ssty any one - tothe virtue OF Srs blands Anti
Cholela Mixture; in lact we have great number 0!
Testimonials from patents Who baye Teen cuft an e.
being prom ouncedin uratle BY eir physieians
after taking onlyoH tottle Of SircRPRds Anti Cbo-
era Mixtu O. II YOU suffer with DisTIhea aud Eysen-
tery Try one bottle. Y q Il HG8 q MD
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-08-10

GEs HooD The new rebel General in
Georgia, john b. Hood, is ainative Of Ken
lucky, and graduated at West Point in 1853,
though without special marks Of honor on
his graduation he was assigned as Brevet Sec
oud Lieutenant to the Foorth Infantry. In
1855 he was transferred to the Second Caval.
ry, with detachment Of which he had a gal-
liant conflict with body OF Camauohe aud
Lipan Indians, near the bead of the San. Pc
dro river, Texas, in July, 1851 In this affair
he was wounded The next year be was pro-
NOTED to be First Lieutenant He resigned
his commission 10 April, 1861, and was Np
pointed Brigadier General in the Southern
army For long time he served in Lee
army aud on being promoted Major Genera
was assigned TO command the Third Division
of Longstreets corps,
The crop returns look better and better, II
Pennsylvania there is an enormous yield o
everything --Baitimora Clipper Cd
So Early says ...a ,i'
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-08-10
August 4, DIT.

Hna Life Insurance Company of Hartford
Connecticut is doing much to provide for the
relief of the families of those who die, leaving
them without adequate provision Life is
uncertaiH-deah is sure TO come and every
prudent man will provide for those who are
dependent upon him. By iusUipg with the
Etna, every man by a small outlay,--an out
lay within the reach of the most humble-can
provide an amonnt of money for rhisgfamily,
which will be theirs, in spite Of misfOrtilse
aud the many changes and chances of ousi
ness and Of life Those who are in prosps~
Gus circumstances to-day, may meet with re
verses and die poor.
The Etnn have in the last few days paid
over TO the wife Of John, Bart decd the spuOl
$2 900 the amount for which he had insured
bis life with them. This makes the sum 4oi
50 900 paid in this manner SO the families oI
we'll known citizens of Dayton in the last
eighteen months. No other company, has
done SO much fer the people Of Dayton spC
we think the company are entitled to thu
thanks of the people and the patronage. Of al
who are insurable. ,.r.r. ~
The prosperity Of the Etna, we are glsC
to state, is nov greater than ever before 'IU
business this year will be more than dopbll
that of any precreding year-honestly an(
sincerely we say TO every man and woman in
sure your life, and the Ktns deserves you
first consideration. fagffJ.f u
Received Of H l. RugP, special Agent 0
Htna Life Insurance Company Bartford Con
necicut, two Thousand collars, in full paymen
Of Policy No 929 on the life of my late hns
band, John R Bart, the amoRnt being poi,
, before the said policy was due by the regula
tion of the Company. ENELiNE BART. -
Dayton Ohio July l2l964 3fs I'M
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-08-10

A Coon TEsT-A stranger entering Ne.
thodist prayer meeting made some remarks,
in the course Of which he said; III you don {
believe I've got religion, 60 and ssk my ife
-shel tell you The expression came out
50 bluntly as almost to cause an explosion Of
laughter But is il not q good reference2--
Many mans estimate Of bis own religion
might be proved all vanity by asking his wife,
aud getting an honest pns~er from her. How
does his religion make him act homer The
best test possible .I~T
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-08-10

As the day Of election approaches, all
the prominent leaders OF the Republican
party, save only the dogs who pick up
crumbs from the Executive table, are with
drawing their support from ABRAHAM
LINCOLN Horace GuEELEY, but i'll
conceals his contempt and hatred for the
smutty Joker. The Evening Post, the
Independent, and Wilkes Spirit have all
deserted him. lTHURLow WEED bitterly
denounces his war policy from the begin
ming. CHAsE hates him. WENDELL
PHILLIPS despises him. BEN WADE and
WINTER DAVIS have arraigned him as a
usurper. and call upon the peopleto seek
remedy for his usurpations, and to ex-
ecute the remedy when found. The Gin
cinnati Gazette, and the Commercial are
NO longer mean enough to defend him
His only hope of election is by the fraud
of bogus States, and the force of bsyonets
Let all the people combine to defeat hi
monstous purposes,
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-08-10

A circular, dated New York, August 3.
1854, has been issued. purporting to be
published by request of leading Wings
and Democrats in nearly every State" /"
recommending MILLARD FlLLMoRB to the
Chicago nomination. .tGIE.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-08-10

IT is said that there are a hundred off,
GERS in active service in the Confederate
army that have but one leg each. 1t is
only thus that the rebellion can be said to
be on its "last legs"
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-08-10

n5-An exchange asks "What can Gen
ersl Grant do with more msn 2 Put them
where he has the other 100000, 'dead'
nWoundsdp and smissingfl '' -'.o We
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-08-10
Ndir Rrstorrr. .,.5i, 5a.T
A GARD .T0 THE PUBLIC.

A CARD 'T0 THE PUBLIC.
11BR UNDERsIGeSF D hereby return their thanks
i 10 Mi Valentine Fries, Agent, and the tsOU,
GERMANIA LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY
ofNew York, for the great proh1ptness they have
shown IN paying 10 us the amount ths jnius noe
on the life ot Peter kcher, deceased SAID EchSI
insured his life Tor the bauedt of hih i6 md chit
areu, on the 2lst dayio Apr 1864 he suaotngy
took sics, and LED Oh the Sd day o. May 1864 and
on this dnythe Company has paid us the atncurt 81
the Insurance sl,i10 Me think rright that the PUB.
lie should know thkse iacta. 81
BARBARA EICaER.
Dayton May q, 1864, "a HooRsT, R9d
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-08-10

SINGULAR LcmEkr-- A CORY or THE
DgAD" ON Fire -Itis literal fact that a
Iprave yard in this city has been on FIRE On
Friday last the old eemetry at the eastern
end Of the city dried to a einder by the pro
traeted drouth, by some means unknown took
Ere and was exdnguished with great difficult
ty--not until the fence and some of the mon.
umental stones were damaged by the flames,
portland Argus, 25th uh
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-08-10

City Council, Tuesday Evening Aug.
9th.-Pressnt Messrs Kiersted, Kui MS, Id
dloes Bimm Miaick, Hilgelort, Lehman,
McGreRor and Love
The minutes OF the last meeting were read
and approved.
A communication Of members Of Fire De-
p rtment, relative TO raising the pay Of mem
Oers, was received and placed on file.
A contract with the Gas Committee for
lighting Blown street from Fifth street to
Jones street was offered, and the COMMITTEES
on Gas authorized to sign said contract Y 9eas,
all the Trustees except Messra. Dickey and
Minick
Bill Of Newman & Weia, SO so, was allow d
and the bill of A. Stepnens, for insiruetio. s
TO City Clerk, was referred TO Commiuee on
on Accounts
The resolution to increase the pay Of FIRE
men and engineers, together with the amend
ment to increase the pay of policemen, were
called up, and said amendment adopted hy
the following vote: Yeas, M ssrs. Khus, Id
diuRs, Bimm, Shank, Lehman, MeGregor ant
Kiersted Z Nays Messrs Dickey, Minick
4 gefort a. d Love L. l1,3l g9
Mr. Miuicks resolution tosincrease the pay
of Firemen aud Engineers, tie former to Sal
and the latter to 60 per month was then pass
ed--yeas, all the trustees ana the seeonc
clause, to increase the pay Of policemen, to
The amount of 81 80 per year, was passed
yeas, Messrs Kuhns, lddipgs Bmm, Shank
Lehman, McGregor and Kiersted-nays
Messrs Dickey, Higefort and Love- blank
Minicb 5gg stf
BY Mr.. Minck Resolved, That the Trus
tees Of the Fourth Ward be authorized to pu
under contract the curbpg and gutterihki 0
the sid walk Oh Perry street. from Fifth street
Adopted.
On motion Of Mr. Lehman, the Clerk va
authorized to draw an order in favor of Mr.
Isaac Ysdder for S25, for services in winding
town clocks. Council adjourned. Journal
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-08-10

Valuable Property for Sale by G
P. Huber & Son, at the Court House, on
Thursday, August IL, 1864, between the hours
of one and four P. NJ, lots No. 3,ls6 and
3 1871, on the sonth east corner of Main and
Sixth streets, being the residence of the late
John Weikel, deceased. The lots are large,
with good we'll built house, containing six
large rooms, summer kitchen, and all the ne
cessary improvements. For terms of sale and
full description, see bills. 2 3kg bHJ
Also, at the same time and place, viii be
sold lot No. 3,lae, belonging to D. Ia Dow,
aud situated immediately south and adjoining
the above. All the above property is among
the most desirable in the city and gll make a
good investment .t.4t
| August 4, dit. III err
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-08-10
EYERYBoDY lis being cured OF thIs Distressing
~ disease blythe use OF .J su. -.e- stur r f,-,-.
Or. Strickland7s Pie Rsmedy.

Read what those say who have Bsed ~
Mr. Charles " 7Lsnd. am. Of louisville. ard Mr,
J Hszarfe, Cind huat. u both were cured g ter uibR
one pot Of DR.. Strckland's Pile Remedy. They isy
they have tried esefything butcould obsin relie
but one Pot oil Strickland's Pile Remedy elected a
perfect cure amer suerng tor many " sts I'm The
wo, tkind Of Piles They recommend every ons
W1o hsi Is ssourHeFlngtohyH sor % -lTIldR
gg - DR. Stricklapds Pile Rsmedgg Z &
Sold by all druggists, cts pot. Manufactured at
No.l6 East Fourth st, Cincinnatii0. mia
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-08-10

WHAT must be the financial state of the
country, when the New York Tribune feels
compelled to say, {" We are in greater peril
to day, of financial than of military disas.
tors ~
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-08-10

CuREs Coughs Colds, Sore Throat. Astbuth. and
" Consumption. II IL only necessary for any one
troubled kththese oompaintsto ~ onf, hptpe OF
Strick and MellifuoUs Cough Bdtsaw
to convince tetn ihstit u the best preparation ever
used lt pot only ycure the pboye afientiqhapf the
Splitting Of 81 cd and ism excellent garge for sny
kind O. foTf Throat II y pesssspt s g tskfl snd
safe medicine on Infants Price % Cents Per hottle
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-08-10
PR0FESSOR, DE MUNN's
- ONLY GENUINE 1875
HAIR iRESTORERI

ALgU.E a.aiIH HHsDFN
DISEASES OF THE SCALP
HNHE skill Of The edca acuiiy in ,reatip distsse,
l. Of che scalp has, in nsjori Of Cssesi Teen tsf
fed by this, the most peculiar disease OF the human
frame 2. sIotto te s0ndeT ed St, i r our glesi
stu1y, deep search and careful iny ST gstICn OF
the caust which pioouee a disease. Ubless the
cause ls oisco4eredit ism utter mpo sslLihty to
Grad cate the alseaHe and etect peIfnsne 1t ele.
Diseases oithe tcup hssc cen pront unc Cd in sliS
by some Of the most emine mt ply scians. lave dS
ts YEARS Of STUDY hsm
To TINS peculiar part Of the human irAn,e sndIai
a- lH ls satisfied that possess - ~ 5fg aIs
'"a THE ONLY REMEDY Ds'a !ay--
So far as known, that would permanently eradicate
those lDathsome diseases Of the soalP l.. s.
SALT gkHEUM, sCALD READ,
And other diheases and restore re hair to
those who have become beld. To make ..
30 D good the Rssertiop ., ! will forfeit s ii00J
FIVE HUNDRED DOLLARS
II fail to cure the worst cares OF diseased Sebs u
d-''- the longest standing with the 3 - -
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-08-10

wEDNEsDAY, AUGUST 10 1864
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-08-10
Wheeler & wilson

SEWING MIA ACIEINBa
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IUBDARD s. sno.. aalsor-.