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Current News Items.

The rebels have captured 5000 fat beeves
in the Valley Also regiment of our men.
This will strengthen the backbone considesa.
bly,.
Speaking of CoXs speech at the rati6ca'
ton meeting in Cincinnati, the Commercial
says it is perhaps the most adroit that has
been made on this aide Of the question
Geo H. Pugh made magnificent speech
at the ratification meeting In Cincinnati. 1t
will be published in to-morrow's Enquirer.
The fsrocious Stanton, being asked by a
delegation Of gentlemen for delay Of a few
days before drafting, insolentlY and dsspotie.
ally replied mot day nor an hour
Tho New York Times has dismissed from
employ every printer belonging to the typo
graphical Union. The exactions Of the In
ION are more than Publishers can stand,
We see il stated that Hon. Alfred Mcveigh,
Republican State Senator, feom Fairfield
County, was killed few days ago by the mp
setting OF coach. His son, also, with him in
the coach was mortally injured,
hecTulllHR III many iochhtlosi 10 noiu W W
brisker now that at any period during tbs
war.
The telegraph brings us word that Salmon
p Chase is to ne made Minister to England
Thia, we suppose is the price Of his support o
Lincoln. Henry j Raymond is to be Minis
er to France.
The impression prevails at Richmond tina
Agreat battle must take place very soon. Il
90, il viii decide the fate OF Richmond, for thi
campaign, at least.
General Grant has been at home on visit
If the Richmond news Of great battle a
hand is true, he had better be with bis army
Cox says Of Lincoln that his crimes, lk
fends, will pursue and drag him down 70 hi
fall God grant it,
Mr. Cox in his speech noticed the fac
the General Mcclellan was born in PhilAde
phi--the same city in which the Constitution
was created
Mr.. Cox says Of Lincoln, that he is The Al
sassin Of liberty, aud the foe of eur Union. T
prove It, he calls Wade aud Winter Davis.
The New York Times, Republican, oppose
the senseless clAmor which urges Genera
Mcclellan to resign his commission in the Al
my
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-09-19
DnnIeI Webster,s Opinion.

The New York TFiJuns is in perfect ago.
ny oyer TIE following remarkable expression
Of Daniel Webster, the great expounder Of
the Constitution
" II the Internal Fanatics and Abolitiouisls
ever get the power in their hands, they win
override the Constitution, set the Supreme
Court at defiance, change aud make laws to
suit themselves They will lay violent hands
on those who differ with them politically 10
opinion or dare question their intalhbilitY,
bankrupt the country, and finally deluge II
with blood
1t is not very pleasant reading for these
shoddies, but as Ben johnson said TO John
SYlves,er, Y II may not rhyme, but Tie true,
Plain Dealer.
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winch InRIrhI.

7 Governor Seward, 10 his Auburn speech,
stated that there would be no draft, rs the
daily enlistments reached Eve thousand, and
that wouldbe suiicientto TO keep up the strength
Of our armies and enable them to assume ag.
gressiye operations. On the other hand, a
dispatch from Provost Marshal General Fry
says ;hat "the draft is ordered TO commence
10 Ohio and other States whose Quota has not
been filed up, on Monday, the 10Th of Sep
tember Which is righl2 lfMarshsl Fry,
il appears that the premier of the Admins
tration ia net wen advised as to the operations
Of the Government indianapolis Sentinel
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CARD.

Ny mama having been used by my friends
10 this District, and particularly by those who
reside in this county in connection with the
nomination for Congress TO be made by the
Democratic DiBtric. Convention, which meets
in Hamiltou to morrow, beg leave respect
fully TO decline TO be q candidate for that po.
sition.
! will probably be SO engaged tomorrow
that will DO unable 10 be present at the Con.
Vehtion. l therefore authorize any OF my
friends who are delegates TO make known the
contents OF this card TO that body expect
Of course to give my cordial support to the
nominee. GEO. w. H0UK.
September 10, 1864
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The AlIernative Tor Democrats

The indianapolis Seuffaei, the organ Of
the Indiana Democracy, ia approving of the
Eaquirers reply to the New York NeVs
says.
This is the universal expression Of the De.
mocracy Of Indiana. The issue is the cleo
ion of Lincoln pr McClelan---ihat is the
only alternative. When such an issue is pro.
sented, eau any Democrat, can any eonser-
vative citizen, eau any one who desires the
supremacy Of the law, order and oonstitu-
tional liberty, hesitate for moment a. to
his dutyf The election Of Lincoln means
war, anarchy and disauion--the success Of
Mcclellan will bring peace aud the restor-
alton Of the Union. These are the issoes
involved in the elections Of October and No
vember
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-09-19
PItIabIs IgnOrance.

The Jouraai says it does not know Oi
any orator in Ohio, who "wields greater
power over the masses than Gen. SoHENoK.
There are a great many things the Journal
does not know. But General SoHENoE,
we confess. has been known to WELD great
power ovJr the masses. lie is under
stood to have welded great power in
Maryland. where he is universally regard
as a tyrAnt Of the mos. Odious and cruel
character. a,l
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-09-19
sleaIIng an Audience.

The Republicans failing utterlyto get
up a meeting otherwise, have resolved to
impose their speeches on unsuspecting
persons who attend the County Fair,
People---even innocent women and chill
dren---Are to be invsigled on to the Fair
Grounds with the expectation Of seeing
fine horses and cattle, as well as remark
able growth Of vegetables, only to be In
suited by the bAlderdash of Black Re.
publican stumpOrs. We hope Democrats
will be warned. and not be made victims
to the fraud. ,.......
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No. laa NAssAu srnrrr. Senl. !

A'N' -" A'AoSAS piNHhAt Ntpt' 1 3
To the Editor of the World:
SIR--My attention has been drawn to an
"advertsement" in the political oolamn of
the Herald, this day published, in which is
given what pnrports to be All account of the
proceedings OF the Third Assembly Distric!
Convention. As it does me great injustice, |
desire TO define my true position in the crisis
! am for George B Mcclellan and George a.
Pendleton, and have always been in favor Of
their election aimee their nomination. was
charged with "Otiiliation" with the Hon. Ben.
jamin Wood. have this TO say on that mat,
ter Mr.. Wood aud myself are warm personAl
friends, and trust we shall ever be such. |
respect Benjamin Wood for his warm heart,
personal integrity and political truth. do
not believe he ever told lie or deceived u
friend. regret for the sake of unity and
harmony in the Democratic party, that he
cannot, consistently, as peace man, support
General Mcclellan. say TO those men who
have inaugurated the crusade against me,
that those who rely upon falsehood and cal
umny for success, will fail with an intelligent
people once more conjure the Democratic
party to stan as one man, and elect George
b. McClsllan and George d. Pendleton.
shall work, talk and vote for those gentlemen
| Yours, respectfully,
" GEORGE NJ. CURTIS.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-09-19
Keen n ReTore the T.eoplo

That Lincoln suffers 10000 union soldiers to
die that Lincoln may keep faith" with few
negroes. The Springfield Republican says;
ave might yscoper all our White soldiers
IA rebel hands by the proposed exchange, and
yet hold a large balance as hostages for the
colorsd soldiers while their status Is IN con.
roVsrsy" But no says Mr. Solicitor Whit.
ing--no sage General Butler--po says AbrA.
ham Lincoln. GAN other questions may be
postponed, but the fair exchange Of eoloTed
soldiers will he insisted on by the govern,
ment before another rsbe soldier OF officer
will be exchanged " ..,o ...,...l F.
The ShOddy papers Of this city are silent
as death upon this matter We cannot OK
tort from them . remark upon this subject
Let the soldiers consider this thing
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-09-19
iFrom.a soldiers Letter in tho n Y. E1prous.l

TFrom!h soldtFs Lttler IN the n. Y ExpreIsl
Tng sentimept in The army is great for Lit
tie Mac. Not ten soldiers ia a hundred 20
for Lincoln, and II They do they hail of course
from Massachusetts aud other New England
states; but even these are in great number
for Little Mac, fongAt under him at Antie-
tam, and | love him You need not ask any
soldier but what he will say, III 20 for little
Mac---yon bet' see signs every day that
lincoln is politically dead, il our people will
do the thing up right The soldiers will do
their part A vote was taken in a crowd Of
wounded soldiers, it stood Mcclellan 7s,
Lincoln n, Grant o, These are slrawa
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-09-19
Gov. BRouen, in late speeeh, maIe ]

Gov. BRoUsH, in late speech, made a
malicious and wholly uhcAlled for attack
on the Jews. The IsrAOlite. published in
Cincinnati, gives him severe lashing for
his insolence. We understand that he
received the nearly unanimous vote Of
this class of our citizens in many parts
Ohio. This is the way be takes to repay
them. ''"'.. Do. .'''''' ' "
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TO The Editor OF The EvausylIle GndJ Times.

am gunboatmeu on the Brilliant, and |
am not afraid to say that fred "a guns for
Major General George b Mcclellan, after
which called for three cheers, which were
gwen with viii I will vote Tor Mcclellan
I it is the last act Of my life, There are
many others on this boat who will do like
wise, and l. have no doubt we will have the
satisfaction Of having General Mcclellan for
our next President He is all right. He
don't fight for money. which is the reason
some are down on him. Hurrah for Nc
Clelan loreverl aH DAVID BLAKRMAR. Y
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FriEhtenlerd.

The Journal is frightened at the county
ticket nominated by the Democracy last
Saturday. 1t sees defeat, certain defeat.
to the Republican nominees, and hence
bestows about two columns Of calumnious
abuse on Democratic nominees.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-09-19
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Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-09-19

4 GENEHAIa Char isih favor OF the drait-.
ia favor Of more men. Grant has Loaf lO0,-
900 men, and he is no nearer capturing the
city of Richmond than he was when he left
the Rapidan, II Grant loosas slO0, 900 men
Ia Eve months, and aceomplishes absolutely
nothing, hom many months, meh, and drafts
will he require 70 taks, Riehmond2 In other
words, how many nothiDgs added together
win produce somsthing2
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-09-19

D0- The Democratic Central COMMITTEES
aud the several candidates on the Democratic
Ticket, will meet at the shsrifi'S office, on
Wednesday evening, September II, 1854 ,
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payment " required afer teu years. f...t
Five thousand dollars paid ON two losses this city
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Among all the oontnvanoes Of men TO protect The
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lts reults than Life Insurance, Ills the prop which
the dying husband caves to
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LIFE


Young men luui starting IN business, whose chiei
capital s their ehargY and Integrity insure ther
hYpH 70 the NnouRt Of half their liabilities Such an
aeto dsnierestad honesty whom known 90 their cred.
ltofS, woud Justly increase their confidence ia them
II would show that they did not wsh leave their bel
SndS exposed to any avoidAbls eontngencyi and the
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-09-19

BeD- The Cincinnati Gazette and the Times
Republican papers favor the movement for
the withdrawal of Lincoln and Fremont, aud
the nomination OF a new man by new con.
veniion, on the ground that the party cannot
be united upon either OF the present candi
dates, u.. H Hu....
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Democratic County Ticket.


4 erih
WILLIAM II. GILLESPIE,
Trea surer
JONATHAN KENNEN,
Auditor.
GEORGE p. BOYER,
Recorder.
THEODORE P. EBY,
Commissioner.
GEORGE A. GROVE,
Surveyor.
- JOSEPH B. JOHNS,
Infrnary Director,
JESSE DEMINT,
whiskey Inspector.
JOHN WEAVER,
-Four Inspector.
MICHAEL SHANTZ,
Pork Inspector.
GEORGE WINDER,
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-09-19

Would these 81 chldrea have q Comfortable home, and
the means OF SducauOnS Would this wife be indepen.
dent OF the cold ebanues OF the wordf Would this
aged and feeble parent bo provided iorI Would my
estate pay my debsi Would dthsre be no SacTihce q
property by forced sales Of administrator to meet
the demands sales made when the market
tehds downward, and fair prices cannot he TealiEedp
toni They fear 10 ask them, and cherish tha belle
that they have along iease W a. This u both tool
lsh andeowardly, The brave mau
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Nair Rcstorcr.
A GARD no THE PUBLIC.

A GARD TO THE PUBLIC.
UNHE ERsIGNED hereby return their thanks
l. to Mr.. Valentine Fries. Agent, aud the
GERMANIA LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY
Of New York. for the great promptness they have
shown "a paying To us the anOunt of the nsurpnce
on the life OF Peter Echer, deceased. Said EicheF
insured his life Ion the benefit Of his lie ana ch.
dreu, 90 the 2lst day o April, 1864 lie suddenly
took sck, and died the sd day OF May, 1864, and
on this day the Company has paid ua the amount OF
the insurance 81 OOO We think right that the pub-
lie should know these facts.
BARBARA ElOHER.
Dayton, May "a, 1854 A. HOoRST lind
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-09-19

Lincolps majority over all 24,504
The Abolition majority at the recent elec
ton, on very heavy vote will not exceed the
majority of last year. Whatis there in all this
for the Lineolniies to rejoice over
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-09-19

Iis the unseen hand Of the father reaching
forth nom tho grave, aud stl nourBhing his offspring,
and keeping together the family. BY IT, the hlthful
son
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-09-19

Might lairy b regarded as the tribute whOh an up.
right hserl pays 81 the shrine Of justice.
JOHN n, BTOPPELMAN,
aule Agont Tor Dayion and VioIntfy.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-09-19

Even where he has preceded them into eternity by II
the honest debtor satisfies hs conhding creditor whom
fate seemed least pTopitious In moral and worldly
sense Is one great weapon by which 10 rob death OF
his sting.
Lot apy husband, tather, son, ask himself "lf was
to die tonight, would those who are dear TO me
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-09-19
NEMNCRATIC STATR TICKET.

bElAVyhhLAV OAh ID hAOam =
sECRETARY or sTATE,
WILLIAM W ARMSTRONG,
ufseneca County.
SUPREME JUDGES,
(F0a TULL TGha,)
PHILADELPH VAN TRUMP,
OF Fairfield Cou ~.
(to FiLL VAoAEciEs,)
l.onp YRaancy,
MACHIAS C. WHITLEY,
OF Hancock County.
Short Vacancy,
ALEXANDER 5. BOYS,
Of highland County,
ATTORNEY GENERAL,
LYMAN II CRlTCHFlELD,
" Holmes County.
COMPTROLLER OF THE TREASURY,
WILLIAM S V. PRENTlSS,
OF Franklin County.
SCHOOL COMMISSIONER,
ALEXANDER s. RAMSEY,
~ Hardin County.
BOARD OF PUBLIC WORKS,
(sULL TEnH)
WILLIAM LARWILL,
VI Ashland County.
lFOA V.cAScT,)
CHARLES B0ESkL,
or Augaizs County.
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PoliiICaIIiema.


AT last soldier, who had been hearing
his old commander denounced, until he
could endure il no longer, approached 'he
malignant slanderer and said ''Yoa must
dry this thing up or else go head-foremost
out Of the window of this car " The
eowardly slSnderer hal not another WORT
to say 1--WE disapprove heartily Of any
thing like violence" ''but At the same
time il is hard to fnd fault with the brave
boys" who thus resent the defamation
which Black Republicans resort to for the
purpose OF furnishing the fame Of their
great leader. We are ia favor Of free
speech. Licentious and claumnious speech
is different thing Our braveboys know
how to distinguish between the two
In the days of the Revolution, one
GEoRoE was sufficient to rescue us from
British tyranny. The tyranny of Lincoln
is great deal more oppressive, odious. and
abominable. Hence it was considered
necessary to engage noo GEoReEs for the
work Of redemption now. This makes a
sure thing Of it
There isn't any telling the popularity
of Mcclellan. Its very great now, and
every moment swelling
The father of Mrs Pendleton, was the
author of our glorious national anthem,
THE Star spangled Banner" Let this
lconstitute the music of the campaign. Let
liz be sung and played at every meeting.
We have voted for President FIVE times.
Only once did we have the opportunity to
vote for the man we would have chosen.
We have grown used to this sort of thing /;
and hence (until we have made up our
mind to desert the Democracy, and go
over to the Black Republicans we pro-
pose heartily and ungrudgingly to sup
port the nominations Of our Conventions.
We hope all other Democrats will see
their duty in the same light. M
The man who proposes not to vote for
Mcclellan, and who yet withholds his sup
port from Lincoln. is precisely like one
who tries to sit between two stools.
The Democrat who refuses to support
Mcclellan gives half vote to Lincoln.
Ifyou hear Democrat say he won't
vote for Mcclellan, Just remind him, that
we must either elect Mcclellan, or endure
:, four years more of Lincoln rule, This
reminder usually effects permanent cure
8 We hear nothing but good news from
every locality in Ohio. 'Coming over by
h scores aud hundreds to Little Mac =
u This is the word from every direction
We hope the Provost MSrshals aud Pos
Masters will stay where they are. w
ldo not need them, and do not want them
The states 10 Vote this Fall.
n Congress has decided that none Of tn
States which have been formally declare
in insurraction shall vote for President
! Itill readmitted into the Union. The State
ID thus excluded from participating in tn
p approaching Presidential contest, are q
in follows:
"Virgiuia, North Carolina, South CArolinI
be Georgia, Alabama, Tennessee, Mississippi
IA Louisiana, Florida, Arkansas and Texas /"
Our next President and Vice Presider
IN are, therefore, to be chosen by the follow
d ing.
oc a,stas Eleotor
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FRED. SCHWARTZ,I 4

Butcher, Stall No. 32,
loa SOUTH SIDE OF THE MARKET HOUSE, e
Keeps on hAndthe Beat Quality OF Meats.
Jhnsa-am
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-09-19

TnFaF seems to be a slight inconsistency
somewhere IN tho abolition war programme
Messrs Lincoln aud Stanton are assuring the
people that the Confederaey is on its last lsgs,
while Grant and sherman are calling vocifer'
ously ior relniprcements OF 100000 men.
There u something wrong somewhere.A I1
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-09-19
NTaIne.

The Republican majority in Maine, last
year, on q comparatively light vote, was II =
500. The vote Of the State at the Presiden-
iial Eleelion In 1860. stood as lollowa:
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