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, 1864-11-19

TnnKsoIy1No DMNEn ron 1ua so1D1xas,-A
meeting was held yesterday afternoon in the
rooms Of The Young Mems Christian Association
for the puEpoec Of making Arrangements for pro:
yfding dinner for our gallant soldiers in Camp,
Home and Hospitals% On Thursday next--Thanks.
Was present and mentioned The amount OF proyts'
ions WHICH would probably be needed. B, F.
Jacobs was also present. and stated that he had al.
ready commenced operations.
No formal action was taken, The meetJnr ad,
}oa5ned I'll this afternoon ut half past Two O'Clock
at the eamc place.
, 1864-11-19

WANTED-To inform the public
W In general and all whom It may couceru. that
We are now prepared to Furnish Substitutes anu Vol
IT, Sest VII rses'ys hoaorab!e Dealing
basement, corner Of Randolph and Lasalle stEa,ts
e,tssn delJ competition. - We always have done.
sntes or tnNsktnE less oom principals or township
q9ntas: Gdve Us call or address Lock Box 6UB3.
, 1864-11-19

In this city. Thursday evening. Nov 17th BY the
Rev. Father Halisnh, Mr. CORNELIUS V. LAM]ER
SON and st!Sa APPoL1NE LEOSIE DOURNEQUE,
both OF this city.
, 1864-11-19

HONE OrERA.-A limited number OF tickets for
the opera Of the Car and Carpenter to be given at
McEicker's Thcatcr, next Tuesday evening, by tho
Musieal Onion, may be had at Root & Cady's music
STORE, price Fl each. Reserved seats rs cents cx-
"a. to be had only at the Theater, can be secured
, 1864-11-19

ARREs1En.-Last night officer Kenny succeeded
in a1resting dangerous .hle1 who has been
prowling about The city for some days, and who
On Thursday night stole watch and diamond pin
from the fremont Exchange. The wretch Will be
likely to receive his Just deserts for the vIllany
, 1864-11-19

T.
Stanley. Pastor Of the African Church. when the
Convention adjourned until two O'Clock. In order
to enable the delegates TO attend the noon prayer
tan Association.
AFTERNOON SESSION.
At1cr dinner the convention assmblei .pur4uant
70 adjournment, and was called 10 orlcr by the
President, Iii. f. s. Wclls. The first hnlf hour, ~
usual, was occupied in devotional exercises, which
were conducted BY Mr. E. c. Wilder.
by the Secretary. and, when slightly amended,
Tie chalf announce d that rs the discussion
ers' Meetings. had By no menus exhausted the
subject 1t would be pursued FOR few moments,
according s to The wish Of he convention, before
Rcss. Mesers Hawkins aud c. E, Chere, and
MossEs. G. E. Wilder and G. " Perkins, continued
H. ems, s ena,gnE o.saa on ;he hsnscia results
teachers were brought together for Eocial and
friendly consultation.
1heme-ssabbath sehoo! Praycr Meetings
Every School Have OncT-thoueht there could be
no difference in opinion regarding the propriety
Of honE Fnsh meetings S 1fn srneet for d.
time, place and manner Of conducting them.
Schools in which prayer meetings formed feature
OF their programme, were ever ne most succeas.
the number md regularity OF the pupils and In the
number OF conversions resulting from the teach
anss Of their guides OF teachers. When once In
cft in hetn. as may be proved by the fact that the
largest attended prayer meetings In the city arc
.thohe Of the children Of the Mission Schools.
Mr. a. j. Campbell fully appreciated the neces-
Sly Of prayer meetings, and cited from his own
experience instances In which great and lasting
,Eood hnd been produced from the assemblies
Nhefc Christians poured ont the1r souls in suppl
canoh 10 the throne OF Grace, for Divine blessing
20 crown sAeif cflor1s N dlssemnatoEe OF the
ney. Mr.. Brooks, Mcssrs. Perkins, Hathaway
ano Dro"n, s1th other gentlemen, followed, briefly
learing testimony 70 the efficacy OF PRAYER With
EAbbath school children. The punIls II a Itttln
time Will iecl Ere1t interest In The ex.rcses and
little children will earnestly pray for {;os hlrss
ing and mercy 10 be bestowcd unon thcrn 0'S9e- IL
Brooks explained the method ~ car1i sM, MI ~.
these prayer meetings in Lis Church, ,w.re oas
% the commencement OF the meeting nrtner tha
little oncs assembled In separate room Ia n,or
er aud consultation among Themselves. TheSo
meetings arc found to be Of great benefit mot oply
to the children hut to the older friends who fse}
tie influence Of their aciion-
The eighth subject for eonsideraton-"u How
shall Sabbath school scholars be retained 10 SER
vice ut churcht' was then introduced.
Hev. Iii. Hill, Of Thornton, Impressed upon his
hearers the importance at cauhng the litte ones
To attend church services and thought that by the
exercise Of little effort the part Of their teach-
ers and fricnda they could be mhde to intend. He
deprecated tue Idea that the church was separate
, 1864-11-19

PEHsoNAL.-We notice Tint Hon. T. ". Ferry,
Congressman elect from the 4th district of MichI.
gan, Ia stopping at the fremont Elected by o
majority Of a,oo0-the largest ever given in that
disnfct-his constituents have thus paid desery-
cd compliment to the numbering interest or our
for many yea1g been identified with this induentisi
branch OF the business Of Chicago. The material
Of our great Water Tunnel Crib bears further Wit
mesa OF the enterprise OF tho 1rm. Connected, as
many Of our patrons are with The numbering IN
tcrest Of Michigan, they can't but be gEatled With
= result which thus gives them direct Represen-
continue to bind themselves In interest closer an1
c}nfpr forn}her
, 1864-11-19

oFEKA RKuEAnaAL---A full rchearsaI Of the Car
and Carpenter takes pluce at Mcvicker's Theater
this morning at 3 o'clock. All concerned are re.
quesfed to be punctua1 In their attendance.
, 1864-11-19

MRS MArTEsoN's FAREWELL CoNcEnT.-On in
qufry at Root cady's last evening, We learned
that only about 100 reserved seats remained then
unsoll for the concert and that every seat In the
hnlfTiN be reserved The concert commences al
az o'cloek-doors open at Z. This will be The
In Chicago. o.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-09-24
MIfI.incnln n EIrctra.,,

II LINcoLN shall be elected, we may
look for war. as long as he lives to fill the
Presidential chair. 1t is the most idle Of
all fancies, to believe that the capture Of
Richmond will end the conflict. Rich
mond is not taken and there is no i'm
mediate prospect of its fall But, con
ceding that it shall be taken after bloody
battle. or series Of bloody battles, by
sheer force of overwhelming numbers
Admit all this, and then what :? What
came Of the taking of Atlanta, save the
occupancy Of its streets and houses :?
What more would result from the capture
of Richmond? Nothing at all, Moth
ing is done, until the rebel armies are de-
stroyed, and even when this is effected,
guerrilla warfare may be maintained for
an age. But HooD saved his army, and
the probability IL whatever may happen
Richmond, that LEE will preserve his
army forces likewise. That he is con-
summate General, no one now denies, and
such an one will not be likely to sacrifice
his army. A new Atlanta will be formed
in Georgia, and another Richmond will
will interrupt the progress of conquest in
Virginia. Then we shall have new pro-
clamations, and another million Of men
will be called for in '65, just as we have
had million called in "a. Draft will
follow draft. The wheel of doom will
be turning every month. The boys whom
you are now sending to school, will soon
be ready for enrolment. 1t will be
their turn next to be dragged from sorrow
stricken homes, and put into the lines, to
be transferred thence, it may be to the
hospital or the grave. And this is to be
repeated, year after year, SO long as ARRA-
BAN LINCOLN shall be kept in power. How
do you like the prospect What do you
think Of voting for the continuance of a
rule 30 bloody and ruinous ?
The only hope of "psace in our time, ="
is the election of MoCLELLAS. This will
save the Union, and stop the flow of blood
1t will preserve, to the households of the
land. those whom conscription ard death
have not alredy torn away. People o.
Ohie--as you love your country,-ai
your fathers, brothers, and sons are deal
to you. vote down the Bloody Domination
OF ABRAHAM LI0ooLNl
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-09-24
Local Denlocrn,Io Me.tInW.

Union, Randolph, Tp.-Fridav, evening,
September Both, H Elliott and F Thresher.
FdrmerspiLie, Jackson, Tp.-Friday, even
ing, September 3Oth, d A Houk aud Thomas
O'Lowe.
Germantown, German, TIP Saturday, ev.
euing, October / ID A Hoax and Thomas
0'Lowe.
Liberty, Jefferson, ,Tp.--Saturday, evening,
October |, Thos Thresher and George W Ma
lamhre
Midmisburg, Miami, Tp.--Monday, even
ing, October 3D., George " Houk and H. FL
liott
+ CentereilIe, Washington, Up Saturday
evening, October l. George W Houk, Geo '
Naareth.
KiaseHs Grocery, Madison, Tp.-Tues
day, evening, October 4th, I 0Iowe, Doctor
ERry and d X Boyer
SOntags Grocery, 5h Ward, Dayton.-
Saturday Evening, October lst 1864, c /
Hartman, q Elliott and DR. Egry
JohnsUiiie - Thursday Evening, October
9th, 1864, George W Houk aud Thomas c
Lowe
Jacob Aither's, -Four Mile House, on Leo
anon Pike Monday Evening, October Sd
1864, d G Fitch and C b Hartman.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-09-24

General Sheridan has defeated Early again
at Fisbsts Hill. aud captured sixteen guns.
Tits, u 10 though s,ll be the las, Gsh, Esrly
will be sbls TO make w'sh bis present com
mand. II 50, the federal possession Of the
Valley is an accomplished fact
A correspondent Of the Bos,oa Journal
says that Two hundred aud 6hy substi,u,es in
the lat New Hamshire cavalry deserted the
6rst night after they vent into camp They
bad cost the original buyers aud the govern.
rnent $500, 900 and had rendered no service
whatever
Me- vallahiigbam will speak AZ Jackson,
Ohio, September 2sth, and at Batavia, Oeio
Der it,
The mock trial Of q II Dodd Of Indian
apohs, before drnm.hesd court in tbs, city
ia progressing HIS plea aeains, the jurisd'e'
ton Of the court has been oveeruled, aud the
Constitution Of the United States, which guar
antics the right Of trial by jury to any citizen
accused Of high crime or misdemeanor, where
martial Law does pot prevail, has been lrod
den under the heel Of despotism. The 9Th
day Of November ensuing, will test the
feSlty o! the American people to the Consti
tuition Of their fathers.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-09-24
Current News Items.


1t is said there IS no ionuda''on "ns'e'e'
for the recent peace romorS'
Admiral Porter LETT the city oi Washington
yesterday, to take command of the Missis-
sippi heet.
Montgomery Blair has rendered his resig-
nation as Post Master General ana I" mas
been accepted. 1t appears BY the PuoIlshed
correspondence in the matter, isat Mr. b'A'r'
considered himself ruled out OF the cabinet,
by the Baltimore platform, and immediately
after reading it, rendered his resignation
verbally, to Mr. Lincoln.
From that time to the present the under
standing between these two folks has eeen' mat
whenever 1T would be areliel TO Abraham
the formal resignation WAS at his disposal
Yesterday Mr. b, was notihed that the time had
cone, or in other words that the period which
was aoostto have arfr'en nAd aroSen' whsn
1t would be rehei 70 lhe Aforesaid, Tor MIN 10
resign. "hsrenpon be res'g"ed' ana 'ia cup
suecedsneum' dainty W. OeHn''on Is 10 reign
IN his stead
Mr.. Valiandisham TOOK the $50 'fa'n ON
the D NJ Road, this morning for sydney
9ne'oy Coan'y ONO where ne !" sover'seu
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-09-24
nRrInR Them Home.v

M ~, c
Ouue' tue 9ooNe neSu, A"e gu oO'"'e'S
AdcOcdte, Published at Cleveland, Ohio, and
edited by lifelong Aboitionist. has the fol-
,ow;oc .a,;oo % b;s na,,;s.n r.;onAs.
0"e $500
ihousanus OF huspanus' iatners' orotnerS'
ana sons are now "enering !" n. ,ue screening
sun OF oouthern ehmats' ihousanuS are
raeKed %!th pam rom u'seass anu wounds
%'th no A'nu hotne'' ne SISTER OF ,rlFhu 10 sootn
.nelr sorrows; Iue reeen' uePArtnre OF
ioVeH one VINO pssseu JoY'uly over 'ne river
OF uealn' su.rounuOu oy '1e syhPathy OF 'a'h'
er' notnet, oro'1eIs anI I'enus! nus gwen us
on eAPe''ueh'a' Anor'-"se VI 'ne 'es""ss
tnat no pen can uaser'oe' nas nlAue US
ieel more seeny lot nose VINO a'e away rom
a" tue ,enus' 'ses 'na' 9'uu w ~ W ou1 H"o'nel
IN tue oonus o' symPA'ny poI "hg ''ine
we nave KepI quiet hoP'ng anu praying lor
peace We long 10 see 'ne 'Ann'''AF 'ace' now
con,rohung ueatn'
for 'nree long years OF AAuheSs ana griei
we nave seen a great NUMBER dressed 10
mourning Every SaooS'h opr hear's yearn
lor peace Inc sola'ers eannot maze psSee'
unaer most stringent ui'l'ary Fu'es, Ine'F Ouh'
mess y 10 poeyI uoS nv 70 eohunAuu' lhey eau
not return nome lous VINO remain At nome
are they 10 'ook lot 1roers' Inc people aP-
point tue agents 0, tue government ana 'nose
agents eomnan Tue so'a'ers bfethren ana
Irishus, may we nave your voice 'or Peaeef
men VINO he'tner 'ear uou nor regard the
lives OF men VIII cry war war Peaee is
from neAVen, ana war Is from neil Ih's
worid Tonlu nave oeeh paradise nul Tor war
what CHRISTIAN what friend OF the human
race can w'sh war; Wheo ths world IS I'm
oued win the principles OF Christianity, no
implements OF DEAN "'il be made Inc old
once |'ll be beaten INTO p,owshares aad Pru'
ming hooks' VINO WIN ald' with all his or her
powers, 10 nasten thAt day
Let by cones be by cones. Whether the
war might have been closed IN lew months
or not let us not recrlmlnate let there ba no
hatred IN The breast oi any against Mr.. lin
colo or any one let US cease to infame the
passions, preIudlces and hatred OF any. Let
US stigmAtize no man with an odiuAs name OF
Copperheads, or any other stigma Let us
plant roses, not briars
For twenty i've years We have been the stea'
dy friend oftreedom We consider slavery q
crime against the human race, and We logged
and prayed 10 see il pass away. Ii is substan.
tally dead IN Ameriea--let Us quarrel 10
more about a dead carcass All around uE
are Democrats--such men as General John
NJ HuRhs, General Dodge, Judge Ranney, and
thousands Of others whose whole lives have
been lives OF integrity and justice, all their
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-09-24
.sAbouI Face

When the battle of AntieIam was closed,
there was not Republican Newspaper in the
country that did not claim il AS GREAT
VICTORY Now, since the General who fought
it has bsen nominated by the Democrats, they
have discovered that it want much Cf a
victory after all Toledo Blade
The battle Of Antietam, when the cir
eumstances under which it was fought, are
considered. was beyond question the most
mastery achievement OF the war. A fell
low on the train the other day, was saying
in the presence Of a wounded soldier, that
IL MCCLELLAN had been good general,
he would have "bagged' LEE's whole
army that time. "Were you there %
asked the soldier. "No," replied the
ignorant calumniator, 81 was not there
but. ! know that Lees army might have
been captured if MoCLELLAS had done bis
duty" "Well," said the soldier was
in that battle, and know something about
it | was one Of four survivors out of q
company that went into the fight about
40 strong, and it's my opinion that any
man who says McCLELLAs could hav,
accomplished any more than he did &C
eomplish. is id fool 70 Gas bag col
lapsed.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-09-24
DEMOCRATIC STATE TICKET.

sEORErARY OF STATE,
WILLIAM W ARMSTRONG,
~ Seneca County
SUPREME JUDaE',
(Eoa FULL TERn,l
PHILADRLPH VAN TRUMP,
OF FAIRFIELD Cou ".
(ro YILL vAoAHctEB.)
Lon Veaancy,
MACHIAS C WHtTELEf,
" Hancock County.
short Vacancy,
ALEXANDER =. BOYS,
Of oishlaDd NOunty.
ATTORNEY GEGEhAL,
LYMAN r CRl rCHFlELD,
OF Holmes County.
COMPTROLLER OF THE TREASURY,
WILLIAM s. V. PREkTISS,
OF Franklin County
SCHOOL COMMISSIONERS,
ALEXANDER s. RAMSEY,
Of Hardin County.
BOARD 0F PuBLIC WORKS,
trULL rERN)
WILLIAM LARWILl.,
OF Ashland County.
(Foh VAGASoI,)
CHARLES B0ESEL,
OF AuglaiEe County,
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-09-24
An ExceIIena Nomination.

, The Dsmoci ats Of the Third Congressional
District, formerly represented by Mr.. ValIan.
digham, and now scandslzed by schsnck,
have nominated David A Houk, Of Montgom.
cry county, for Congress This s an excel.
lent selection Mr.. Houk is an able speaker
aud a forcible writer, and, moreover. is a
sound. conatitutiopsl, State rights Democrat
BE onght 10 beat such fossil IS Sehenck
with the greatest ease.-GiR Eng.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-09-24
Read the following;
InalilllnllinL NJ ML 4 AnLnh lInllLd L

(TesfinOnid' NJ NJ $. Sarah Gould)
PaoT DEMUNS Two years ago my sealp became
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I'ae disease spread until my scalp WAS one coinJlsts
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brokeni the burning and itching sensation was IN sup
ponsbe; would apply remedy after femtdy bnt
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clans OF this city WAS informed by them that the
disease with which my rcep was affected was knlt
your advertisement and concluded 10 consult you.
You assured me that you would eradicate the disease
and restore my hair, which had become very thin.
with that ss-ursnce placed myself IN your hands
and the results are, rave luGuIipnt head Of hRiI
my scalp is perfectly well, and my hair has ceased t.
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Il Is fact acknowledged 10y all who have used the
Hair Restorer and their name II Legion, that it IL
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That would eBectuHlly and permanently restore the
hair Of those who are bald, and prevent
THE HAIR FROM FALLING OFF.
The large and rapidly increasing sale az Restorative
the sironge I evidence OF the manifold benefits 10
eonfarTing upon
THE HUMAN FAMILY.
The confidence OF the public has been obtained and
they all unite in atesting TO lie merit and vast suPeri
OVER ALL PREPARATIONS
Everintrhduced. do not reeomms nd my pre,,ara.
lion 10 hair TO sik ieet IN rehlJ as many
DsIns wth s ls Of Nature 10 thoss who are
~ ptca or inereduous, will make bona tide ofeT
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(one Thousand DollaTs) II iail 70 cure the worst
cases q partial badness, under hheen SsSrs stand
THE ONLY GEN INE HAIR REsToRER.
This wonderful remedy IN sold by druggists Eener'
III YOUR DRUGGIST HAS NOT GOT IT SEND
FOR lT.
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Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-09-24
An ImperIaI GlroMn.

There are many indications that conspi.
racy is on foot To make this the last election
OF President. and convert our government
iuto an imperial monarchy The whole course
OF Liacolns government has been in that di.
rection., He has entirely set aside the Con-
stiiutioA, aud governs s0lsly by his own will
and caprice. The public mind is being grad
uAlly prepared FOE t. A "sumptuous sixteen.
wheeled car, intended for the President use, ,
is NV finished and awaits orders at Alexan-
dria. Ii is the most elegant thing ofthe kind
ever seen in this country, and cost thirty thon-
sand dollars. Il has sleeping apartments and
secretary's office"
There are military guards at the White
House, and when Lincoln goes out he Is at
tended by a squadron OF cavalry, lika Rny 9th.
ar monarch. Re-eleet him, and the Republic
is gone, not TO be re established Gin Eng
THE following choice morsAa are reported
from late sermon of the Rev Mr. Wood.
head, of Fon du Lac:
"The negro is Coda child, and what should
God care for State rights or for Constitu-
tiOns
"The woodehopper, Abe Lincoln, was placed
ia the Presidential chair by God II was
Gods act, and God aud Abraham Lincoln will
settle this matter
God is terrible Abolitionist
"The war is sanctioned by God for the de.
struciion of slavery
when the war wan commenced the Union
was 10 bs accomplished but God has associs.
Ted with il something else.
"We all love peace. we pray for psAca We
leave all the conditions with God Bat wa
will not have peace or union with slavery. I"
This wretch is well named WoodAead.
But be takes his ideas from Lincoln aud
the Abolition party
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-09-24

TnE atrocious abduction of Major GID-
DIN0s is attracting much notice. The
article in this paper, detailing and COM
menting upon the outrage. is very extern
sively copied throughout the country. SO
far as we are advised, no light is yet thrown
upon his fate. We only know that he
Was kidnapped by order Of the Govern
ment. Whether in prison, or in exile, or
dead, or alive, no one seems to know.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-09-24
OF HARTFORD. CONNECTICUT
EVERY MAN SHOULD INSURE HIS LIFE.

FNHE Htna grants polieies FOR LIFE, for term
Il OF years, Endowment policies and child ems En-
dowment. Also, Non Forieitmg Policies, on which no
payment is required Rter ten years.
Five thousand doars paid on two losses in this city
within the last ak months.
Among all the oontriVances OF men to protect tho
family circle from want, found more sim
pie IN ITS character, noble in its features certain In
its regults than Life Insurance II is the prop which
the Dying husband caves to
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-09-24
3Rroiral

NURES Coughs Colds, sors Throat Asthma, ard
~ Consumption. 1t Is only necessary for eny Que
troubled with these complaints to ny one bottle Of
Strick 'dnds Meitifuous Cough Bdlsam
to convince them iut tits tho hest preparation
used II not only cures the above affections ~ the
Throat and Luugs, hut it cures Night aWfats and
spitung of III od and il an excellent gargle for any
Kind oi sore ThrUH. Al ~ pleasant 60 take, and
medicine or infants Price 60 Cents per hottie.
For sale by drugqsts generally. mia
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-09-24
BE SAFE FROM THE PASes OF WANT,

Would these chlldrsa nave q comfortable home, and
the means sducRuUnI Would this wife be lndepen-
dent OF the cold charities OF the worldS Would this
aged and feeble parent he provided forf Would my
estate pay my deotsl Would there be no Raerihce o
property by forced sales administrator TO meet
the demands made when the market
tends downward, and TAR prices cannot bo rsAlLsdi
How few can answer these question 70 their saiisac
honl They fear to ask them, and oherish thu belief
that they have long lease on life. This s both fool
ish andeowRrdly. The brave man
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-09-24

THE Telegraph has advised us that LlS-
coin is making overtures for peace. lie
is preparing 10 treat with armed rebels." !"
What will the dirty dogs who have
designated Peace Democrats as Peace
Scoundrels," Peace Sneaks," &c, say
now? OF course, this conduct Of LIN-
coins rs hypocrisy. and only means that
he is terrified at the peace sentiment so
prevalent. and feels the necessity of doing
something to conciliate IT, If the Re-
publicans are not turned out Of power,
they will fight until slavery is abolished.
Even then, so heathenish are the leaders
in their remorseless malignity. they will
continue the slaughter of southern people
to crafty their internal hatred. There is
no relief from war, from conscription,
from oppression, save in the utter over
throw of Black Republicanism.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-09-24

INVERYBODY is beHg cured Of this distressing
IL disease by the use OF
DR.. StrickIands Pie Remedy.
Read what those say who have used IT.
Mr. Charles W. Land. am, Of LOuisville, and Mr. J.
HaEarde, Cincinbat o both curtd Al tor usng
one pot Of DR.. strioklands Pile Remedy. They ray
they have tried everything but could obtain reei
hut one Pot OF Strickland'a Pile Remedy effected
perfect after suffering lor many years with the
wo Tst kind of Piles. They recommend every tns
who 10 suffering to try IT,
Ask for
DR. Strickiands Pile Remedy.
Sold by all druggists, IS cts pot. Manufactured at
No. East Fourth 81, Cincinnati, O. mia