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The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1864-12-11
FEMALES, FEMALES, FEMALES,

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i0r unpleasant and dangerous diseases.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1864-12-11
Day and Evening Sessions

CosExsx or STUpT, most complete.
SrsExx OF ISsTzUcrIos, THoEoUsH ami
BUEEeEss-LrKE, lin the proper aceeptation.
Of these gsrms-
Daily Session throughout the year
E~ThE PrinaPai an experienced Book
keeper.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1864-12-11
MarShal'S Sale
OF THE VALUABLE PROPERTY ON THE COR

OF The FAbUabI1L1 Ls11 IN 4 " I II 4 NO1'
sER or oHKRr Nd CEDAR sTEEErs, NASHVILLE
my VIRTUE OF A DECREE OF THE Dis
II trict Conf of the United States for the Middle
District of Tennessee, rendered at he Oct Term,
1854 10 the cause Of ire U. :. rsTss the estate and
properly, money, stocks and credits Of John B.
johnson, and q wit Of Nendi iom Exponss 70 me
issned and directed. / viii offer for SAL, on the
r,rernises To the high hest bidder for cash, on
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1864-12-11

Nv hooks VII show tlaAf foy Ne psss avs raoaEhs
nv 1rzcsos has inereassd hunlrad per cent 0ysf
~ At year unkl 4 q BOT - - SURPASSED y Az
e ths sEats- Win NJ gezer1l pEAetes y Ne ety.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-07-25
Very shallOw-Rosccr at hIs
Dirty WORK Again.

Some time ago the Washington CORES.
pondent Of the New York World disclosed
the fact that Gen. ". S. RosrcnASs. the
discarded commandant Of the Army Of
the Cumberland" which position he lost
because Of incompetency, &C., at the bat
tie Of Chicamauga, had been for some
months past, collecting a mass of trash
about great NorthWestern Conspiracy.
His spies were every where, and the mails
had been largely robbed, a thousand
pages Of stuff had been furnished to Sew
ard. who was to astonish the world and
annihilato the Democratic party by the
startling disclosure. Coming into public
life on the Morgan Masonic Revelations"
he was TO 90 out on an Exposure Of the
Knights Of the Golden Circle" RosE-
GRAMS was the monkey to pull the chest
nuts ont Of the fire But it seems the af-
fair was too great for "OLD RosEY" to
keep; and accordingly one Major SANDER
SON. Provost Marshal General Of Missouri
reveals to-day, rather prematurely, the
dreadful plot, through telegram from
St. Louis, promising further "vcutia-
ton" in II few days. OF course VALLAN-
DIunAM's name comes in. A conspiracy
tale without his name in it as the hero,
would not sell, oven though in the New
York Ledger" While in Canada, hall
dozen daring plots 70 seize a guAboat, cap
ture Detroit and release the Confederate
prisoners at Johnson's Island, which he
had concocted, were duly exposed. And
now he is the very fellow who is going tc
set upa "Westem Confcdelacy." and
the proof, too, is furnished 1t is this
ruoHNToE, n rebel General, said in pub.
lie speech that he was Vallandigham
man, and that "Vallandigham was with
them |" Thus at last "Old RosEY," fail.
ing in getting any thing either at Wind.
sor or Dayton, through his numerous
spies, has at last clinchcd the matter by
the declaration Of rebel guerilla chief
Poor man. He must have taken to opium
eating again, BY the way, the richest
joke of the season, is tie fact that he re-
Gently sent detective to Mr.. V. in Day
ton, in tie disguise Qt preaehey--iust as
if white cravat was any longer a certiii
cate Of good character, or would sceur,
one a confidential reception.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-07-25
Giving Aid and Comfort 10 the
Rebellion.

The Infamous lie promulgated by the
telegraph, that there is large conspiracy
in the Northwest for the overthrow Of
the Government, and the establishment of
a new Confcderacy, will give great Joy in
the seeded States, aud do vast deal to
strengthen the rebellion. Indeed, we
should not wonder, il this wicked rebellion
should procure another pair Of legs, and
an entirely new back, when the news
reaches Dixie.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-07-25
True Enough.

General Sherman has recently issued an
order to General Burbrdge in Kentucky, aud
uses the following remarkable language
"rhe fact Is, that ia our county personal
liberty has been 60 we'll secured that public
safety is lost sight Of in our laws aud iusiitu-
lions; and The fccts, that ,ce are fArown
back one hundred geays IL ciUiiisqtion, idios,
and eUeTy hiog else, and wH 90 right
siToight 70 anarchy and hs devii. II some.
body dtn't arrest eur down@drd progress"
The people are berinning 10 have that i'm
preston and as thn frst step ITO arrest our
downward progrees,' they propose 10 put
Lincoln out Of Office in November. That We
"shall 90 straight 10 the devil 10 USE the
classic language Of the General. IL lie is con
tiuued in power another four years, is but toe
evident Enquirer
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-07-25
Seeking Pretexts for Martial
Law.

We have sensation news from all quar-
ters to counteiact the damaging effect of
the LINCOLN correspondence. The most
ridiculous of all tho stories aaoat is that
of the grand conspiracy to establish a
Northern coniederacy. at the bottom or
top Of which, as usual, Mr.. VALLANpIo-
HAM is to be found If he had been in
Canada when the peace correspondence
was had, that too would have been laid at
his door and denominated trick OF VAL
LANploHAM's.
This whole story of the existence of
the KNIGHTS of the GOLDEN CmoLE in
any Of the free States is a perfect sensation,
known to be such by the very men who
circulate it most industriously. 1t is a
political trick. 1t may be Mr.. LISooLN' 3
design Just now to pretend to believe this
great TITUs OATES plot in order that il
serve his despotic purposes by the instin-
ton Of prosecutions throughout the coun'
try, or by the more arbitrary method which
he has used so freely heretofore. Nothing
would more delight Mr.. LINCOLN, having
no hope for legal election, than an oppor
tunity to establish martial law in the western
States as in Kentucky. His election woulC
then be perfectly secure, if the people ac
ceptcd his declaration in peace. But h,
may be sure that any attempt under any
pretext to establish a reign of terror, will
be accepted ms indications of his design .,
declare himself dictator, What thoil
action will be under those circumstances
he may guess for himself.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-07-25

In Dayton ut the Phillips House, on Wed,
nesdays, July q August 81 October the
9.
In Xenia, at. the Hiyeng House, on Thurs.
days, July 2s September October g.
In London, at the Phller House, on Fri.
days, July 20 September 2 October T.
In Toy at the Morris House, on Tuesdays
July 26 August 80 October 4,
In Piqua, at the Piqua House, on Mondays,
July 20 August 90 October ,
In Lima, at the Lima House, on Sundays,
July "a Agust % October 2,
In Sidney, at the Sidney Hotel, on Sdtur-
days, July 20 August u October l.
In Belliontaine, at the Logan House, on
Fridays %; August 2G September 30.
In Springfield, at the Kaub House, on
Thursdays July 81 August 25 September
20. ,t.. Y
DR., Cone has prAoticed in the above places
about Eve years, with the most gratifying sue
cess He treats all forms of chronic dis
eases aud avRils Of all improvements, in all
schools of medicine. No charge for con.
sutstion, but cash for medicines. Consult
DR. Cone before IL is too late.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-07-25

ave hear that Palmer, who was sent to Fort
Lafayette, charged with oomphoity IN custom
house frauds has been released aud is now at
large Smalley, We also hear, is to be relens-
ed to-day II those pereons are guilty they
should not be allowed to yet of so easily
and, II innocent, their summary incarceration
was an outrage. In either case they we're
entitled Ia a fair and speedy trial
The above appears in enc OF cur New York
exchanges. IL presents another example Of
the excessive lenicncy extended by the al.
minisiration towards wrong doers Of its own
party The person referred 10 as having been
released from Fort Lafayette is prominent
Lacquer, who is charged with having been,
while in the New York Cusiom.lousc, in
completely with boopads tunners, Ivy whom
the rebola were Furnished with conuabnnd
goods This administration uariaAn, who
thus conspwed TO give aid aud comfort TO the
rebels and TO furnish them with the bullets
wherewith 10 shoot federal soldiers, is set at
large while men guilty OF no offence but the
expression Of opinions adverse to the admin.
islration are kept immured IN tho casemales
OF the BaSile Was ever Justice and liberty
thus outraged p Trenton America
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-07-25

len A J Smith has returned from bis raid,
a according otbo most favorable con 'rac
Iou We can pvt on the dispatch, be net with
lmlc success. HE retreat was hurried, caus-
dos 10 rs said, by on exhaustion Of supplies
lo dcoies losing any Wagons or artillery -
n lad heavy Gghdng, bot seems to have IN
ihcisd litle damage ou th country
The gusrril,as have been threatening Hen
d,,son, Ky
rhs euerrdlos are carrying things with a
high hand ia Missouri lois thought howey.
tr, tbet arrangements are made Tor their de-
ieut had destruction.
The steamer Dudley Buck has arrived at
Fortress Monroe, aner being chased by a
,eamer resembling toe Florida.
4 rte telegraph brings new. OF a disasuou'
bre Ia Syracuse Fires are Of au uuaccount
Bible frequency
The morning dispatches do not at all con
irm the sauguiuo reports Of the evening be
ore. Tho Federal troops are not yet IN po,
,essi5n of Athum, though "us speedy esp
nre ia yay confidently predicted We dc
bot value predictions very highly When th,
capture is actually made we shall Hdyisc on
oadt.s
For some reason, We can get no dspatche
his evening !, is provoking to be disar
pointed at "a time ike the, when news Is look
ed Tor with so much anxic,y
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-07-25

D6y-An administration paper boasts that
"noRepublican can be found with arms in his
hands fighting against the Union" Perhaps
not. "Republicans' do not fight with ,heir ton.
gues After having cursed the Uuion for
years they act as the allies Of the rebels by
giving them 'aid and comfort at home. The
men employed in the New York Custom
House, who were detected in completely with
blockade runners to supply the rebels with
supplies and munitions of war were very ioydt
Republicans. They try TO make their treason
pay, but keep carefully out OF danger - Tren.
ION American
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-07-25

w hVpo Wo hhhN hob DC ttCubNu VI t'uhopH
Tor re-publsbing for the benefit OF all con
cerncd, the following choice relic OF the past .
From the Nes York tribune jane !, 1891
CHRISTIANITY AND WAR.
Il some pestilence we're now raging 10 our
Southwestern border, moving down Il hun.
dred or two human beings per day, and threat
eniug TO overspread The land, what n proiu.
sion Of prayers and instiuRs, aud deprecatons
OF Gods wrsthful justice, wou d be heard from
NIL our ten thousand churches lf ness bad
but arrived that the inhabitants Of the valley
Of the Rio GfRnde no matter on which bank
residing, we're pining aud dying for food, what
thrilling appeals would be- made to Christian
bcneyolence through our newspapers What
meetings would be held to raise supplies of
corn and cattle lor our suffering, dying fellow
tncnl Yet now, when we hear OF hundreds
reckessly slaughtered there--dying IN agony
aud scorching thirst, their lie blood oozing
gradually away into the burning sands, and
their bodies tumbled hurriedly into holes like
carrion, mobs assemble to ehout and dance
over the GLORIOUS tdipgs;" and every ear is
strained for more bulletins Of butchery We
hear that the Mexican army is starving, after
being subsisted many days 90 barley, corn and
salt, in a region where fresh water is often u
rarity, and we think not, or care not, that when
an ARMY begins to starve the people must have
starved all ready, aud our patriots hurrah:
That's right Give it to en- Block up the
mouth OF the Rio Grande Let them have
nothing to eat Humble them Chastise
them Cut them down T. Such Is war--such
is the devilish spirit which it creates and is
cherished by H. Aud what ia our christians
typ what is the church Gin which term we in
clude all organized societies OF Christians,
doing to arrest this complication Of crimes
and horrors2
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-07-25
''Eou Must not Think we are
BlaCkguaTds.Y

When LINcoIN's note addressed "To
whom itmay concern" was reported to
GGoRGD SANDERS by Mr., GREELEY the
latter deeply felt the humiliation OF such
a response, couched in such language,
from President of the United States,
and said to Sanders, "You must not think
we are blacllguards," This is as much
as to say Tho President who. under
such circumstances, would write such a
note is u blackguard, but We are not all
of the character Of Mr. Lincoln" GREE
LEY feels it necessary to defend his reputa-
ton, lest he should share the fate of poo
dog Tray, and be condemned for the com
pany he keeps.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-07-25

Will tbs Lincoln Journals tell us whether
the final successful campaign of which they
had so much to say last spring, has fulfilled
the glowing promises they made for it to their
readers2 Does final campaign consist in
dsbandng armies and sending men to their
homes, or in tearing them away from their
homes by the half mion2 II they expect
this campaign is likely to be FINAL and end
the war by next autumn, why the necessity Of
conscrpting 500 600 at that time p Detroit
Free Press
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-07-25

| 3 composition Of nstunRents, absortents stinu.
i lants and eafmiuHtvoe, which Ncfy rhy ticmn ne.
kno"ledEtS lH The only pr Hrhtlrn thHt II eject
permanent cure OF niRrihrt Rud DS SscteT This Anu.
Cholera Mixture IL nov In uss ~ some uf ,ur nrtny
hoHpials whtfo gives the greatest tasiactiou. II
has saved the lives OF thousands Of our suldeih htd
citizens, and We vii guarantee to he the best 7, mo.
dy N the world for DiafrhrAand Dysentory.
Mr. Woods, oi COyington, MY. Will be- moet happ,
10 sltsy any one ~ 60 The virtue oi sit Rhd's Anti
CholeN Mixture; In ia"t We have great number OF
testimonials nom patients ho have cen cuft after
henp pronouncedin urallo by their physcinns, some
niter taking only lottlo Of SircKlpnda AMI Chol
ora MiNtne II you sulet with Dl-uh,a and Fytcn-
terry tiy one bottle MA
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-07-25

When this spring campaign commenced,
the administration press, ms they have done u
dozen times before, pronounced It the GHdt one
OF the war, telling us hat Grant had all the
men he wanted, aud everything else TO insure
for us brilliant aud victorious close Of a war,
OF the management Of which the people were
then heartily tired Like their former prog
notifications showing their utter lack Of fore
sight, events have demonstrated the campaign
thus far failure, and 10 place OF rejoicings
over victory and the near prospect OF peace,
million OF hearts are wrnng with anguish
and mourning, and 500, 600 more fathera,
sons aud brothers are to he forced by Mr. Lin
coin 10 I'LL the places Of those who have al
ready been sacrificed through his biundering
Encouragement Their tate in HIS hands
must be judged Of by what he haS already
done Detroit Free Press
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-07-25
prp Gooos.
JOHN 5. RosEBEnRY,

LAS Just received large lot Of
ID r. Y @ O O d =
Bonght in New YorI, Philadelphia aud boston for
cash, which he will offer at ten per cent less than any
house in Dayton and no mistake.
Calicoes for l8 cents per yard Muslins 20
to 90 Dress Goods Tor 20 to 26i Lawns from
10 to %.
We have great variety Of DRESS
GOODS comprising everything that is new
and pretty
Black silk Sacks and Circulars, ParOsols Sun
Umbrellas, Kid Gloves, Mitts, Wells,
Head Nets, Ladies Gloves, Ho
siery, Challies, Lawns,
Mozambiques, Paris Stripes, Paris Plaids,
In fact everything ia the way Of pretty Dress
Goods either in Plaid, Stripes or Plain Colors
MUSLINS, CAIdC0ES, COTTONADES,
DENNIS, HICKORY STRIPES,
SHIFTING, DRlLLlGG,
CHECKS
And every line Of Dry Goods usually kept in
a Arst class Dry Goods Store. All Of which
will be sold az
Il EDU CED PRIC EST
CALL AND SEE US, ONE AND ALL.
JOHN 3. R0sEBERRY, 80 MAN street,
a90Wly Opposite the Court House.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-07-25

The Richmond Dspaleh--oDe Of the lead
ing rebel organs, says
"If we could command million of votes
in Yankeedom, Abraham Lincoln should have
them all
The secession leaders evidently understand
who nre their allies here. They know that the
rebel cause has received more eheotua aid
through the policy pursued by Mr. Lin
coin than upon any other extraneous source,
and they naturally desire his continuance 10
Office - Trenton AmericdH
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-07-25

No better men, IT so good, were ever or
gsuized into armies, as those which have com
posed The Federal forces under Lincoln's rule
Under the leadership Of Donaparte, they
would have marched from one end Of Europe
to the other Their heroism and endurance are
unequnled in the annals Of warfare, and why
have they melted away and been Lost by the
hundreds OF thousands ? 1t has been solely
through the utter incompetency of Abraham
Lincoln IL can be- accounted for in no other
way Detroit Free Press
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-07-25
A GIinner OF PEACE.

Notwithstanding the determination of
tho Washington authorities TO protract
the war, Mr. GREELEY announces, after
conference with the rebel commissioners,
that the pacifcation of our country is
neither so difficult nor SO distant as seems
to be generally supposed.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-07-25
sHERIFFs SALE.


Young 3, McNeal, Superior Court.
DY virtue Of an order Of sale made by the superior
ID Court OF Montgomery county, Ohio, and 10 mo
directed will offer at Public sale AT The door NJ q
Cour Houst in tho city OF Dayton, on saturday
July S0th 1854 NJ o'clock r. NJ. Of SAID day, tho FOL
10 ing described real estate, VIZ;
The undivided ninth W part Of the southwest
quarter OF aoho, section No. 10, town two l2) and
range Ave (bl containing hundrei AMI Eve acres
more or less. Situated In the Township OF Washing
ton, county Of Montgomery and State of ohio. Said
one ninth Il % pRrt oi said ~ geH have been ap
praised under ah order OF M Attachment issued Va
this case AZ two hundred sni eghty dollars and can.
sellor less than two-thirds ta appraised yglne
' GEO. woGAMAN, shen6.
b. THoHPs,N, Atty, juno22 w6
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-07-25
psy. Tho following is an extract from

Bay The following is an extract from a
speech delivered at Fanueil Hall, March Z,
1850, by Daniel Webster;
"If the Internal fanatics and abolitionists
ever get power in their hands, they will over
! ide the Cons tuition, set the Supreme Court
at defiance, change and make laws to suit
.ones,ion beir infalliDillty. and finally hank.
rupt the country and deuge it with blood"
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-07-25

In the terrible battle Of Wednesday be-
fore Atlanta, it is said that at times the
contending lines approached within fifteen
feet Of each other. On Colonel HARRl-
sons front hand to hand conaictaetu-
ally took place, in which officers as well
as men were engaged,
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-07-25

Hon Samuel Shelaborger has been nom.
mated for Congress in the G larke aud Frank
lin (7) District, by the Republicans He may
bent Sam Cox aud he may not Little Snn-
set has been in Congress so much" and is so
cute and lively, that We believe it would be
hard for them to get along in Washington
without Cox Urbdnd onion
We believe wish the Union that Il would be
hard 20 run Congress at Washington with
out Cox, and we have every reason to believe
that the 7th District will furnish that body
with 80 necessary a member Clarke County
Demoeral.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-07-25

FoR time, Secretary STANTON, with most
commendable industry advised General DIX
of the progress of our armies by telegraphic
dispatches For many days in succession,
there have been furious fights in Georgia,
and yet the public are not advised officially Of
the results. Why2 Have STANTON and DIX
dissolved partnership Or does DIX suppress
the information he receives ofIicially2
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-07-25

1HE Republican press is in a perfect
panic at the publication Of the correspon-
dence between LINCOLN and the Conlede.
crate Peace Commissioners. All sorts of
excuses are framed. All sorts of subter-
inge resortod to. Invective and ndicule,
are called into requisidon. But after all,
the crushing truth remains, that LINCOLN
assumes the war to be for the abolition
OF slavery. and declares that no peace
shall be enjoyed until the nigger is free
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-07-25

LETTERs can no longer be sent with
any safety by mail The Infamous pimps
and spies of the Administration open and
read them Gen. MoCLELLGN, Gen.
FEEMoST, Mrs. FREMoNT District Attor-
ney HALL. of New York. and the New
York World newspaper, are among the
persons outraged by this perured criminal
ity instigated by despotism, How long
viii this condition Of things he endured ?
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-07-25

B6y-The Republican papers generally sus-
tain Lincoln in refusing to have conference
with the Coniederates about peace unless they
will agree TO abolish savery They believe
in making the freedom of the negro the OBJ
iect of the war To attain that object they
don't object to the sacrifice yearly of five
hundred thousand white citizens.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-07-25
Mroical

CURES Coughs Coids, Sore Throat, ANhme, and
I Unnsumution u " ouls nenessaty for any ono
troubled with THESE complaints to try one bottle Of
Sifickidads Mci6fuoUs Cough Balsam
to convince thcm thStlis the beat preparation ever
used. II not only curts thoRhovc aiiettions " the
Throat aud l.uns{. hui "a cures Night swrsis end
Spiuup of ~ od aud ~ an ,xcrllent Eargle ior any
kind Of Sore Throat IL ~ pleasant % trke, ards
saie medicine Or Infants Price 30 Cents per bottle.
For sale BY druggists generally, mia
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-07-25

Cen MCPHERSON was a graduate of
West Point, and was about thirty-fve
years of age. His death is an almost irre-
parable loss to the army. He was ma
tive of Ohio.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-07-25

The following advertisement appeared in
the Missouri Repub lean Of July 18th
WANTED "A fewgood men that understand
digging graves to work at Jefferson Barracks
Wages 81 so per day and board Apply to
j, A. Smilhers & Bro. No ll3 Chesnut
Street, st Louis.
DO the Messrs Smithers know that the dis.
couragement to enlistments' is a criminal Of
fense p Epeang Isl ;oseph) Bsios.