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Current News Items.

CAPTAIN Dunn, Provost Marshal OF Louis
Vile, and all his nnderlings, have been arres'
ted by the commandaut Of the post, (Lieuten-
ant Colonel Hammond,) Tor seizing n'ggers
mud selling them ds substitutes. The parties
will be tried by military commission. The
Provost aforesaid, must be green indeed. 1t
he had stolen ichite men and sold lbemi he
would have had no trouble What the eroco.
die was to the ancient Egyptians, 10 IA the
"cullud cuss from Africa to the black repub'
hcans
From Tennessee the news is far IRON en-
confaging. All bridges and trestles between
Athens and Pulaski, distance Of 80 miles,
have been destroyed. Forrest, at last ae'
connts, was at Fayetteville, with nearly has
entire force, making for the Chattanooga rail-
road. He has % loads Of ammunition and
nine pieces Of artillery, including two ten
uoupdet Parrots Parties Of rebel cavalry al e
said to Ls scattered all along the railroad be
tween Atlanta aud Chattanooga. a desperate
effort is to be made to sever Shernshs com
munieations and compel the evacuation o
Atlanta Rousseau, at latest adVlees, was q
Tullahoma, with guerrillas in his rear an'
telegraph cot. Ia the late fight at Athens
mart Of the 18Th Michigan were captured -
Decatur is reported to be in rebel possession
Colonel I.alhrop, OF the lllh Z 5 Cavalry
Lieutenant Carter, and Assistant Surgeon
Fred Wagner, of the Sd Tennessee, we're k''l
ed in the fight at Sulphur Trestle. Raider
are reported in large numbers opposite FloI
ence, aud along the line Of the river Pu'AS
Hi is threatened, aud the devil is to pay gen
orally tI
Lieutenant Ames, of Ames Federal batterl
was killed by sharp shooter on Monday.
From Missouri we learn that the rebel
still hold Pilot Knob, aud are doing immenS
mischief Norlheru Missouri IS beginning :
swarm With guerrillas, aud General Fisk hH
called out the militia again for prOleet'o
against their depredations The Iron hou'
tain Railroad is as yet undisturbed, but belo
Desoto nothing is know of the condition Of a
fairs General PleSsanton has relieved Gel
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what Republicans Siean by
SPeace


Grant. in his letter, aud the whole genus oi
shoddytes 10 their campaign speeches. de- /
clare lhata genuine Peace can ouly bo obtain
ed through the minislralious Of Abraham Lin
con's bloody hands, new-armed for butehery
during anether quadfennium What these
men understand BY the word Peace is ably
expounded by that high priest OF the Abolition
Moloeh Charles Sumner in speech recently
delivered ia Faneui Hall, that ark 10 which
the new dove OF Lineolnian liberty dies tor
shelter,
"Feiow citizens, are we not all pence 2 Sir,
are not YOU for peace Are not all the hon
ored gentlemen by whom am surrounded ior
peace2 For myself, peace is the longing sen,
Iimeht aud passion Of my life,
but il is precisely be-
cause am TINS determined for peace that
now insist at all hazards that this rebellion
shall be crushed aud lrAmpled ont totally, en-
tirely aud utterly, so that it shall never again
breed forth IN blood
DO nov insist that this
rebellion shall be so completely annlhilated
that IL shall leave behind 1t no relic or rem
nant which shall become the seed OF any in'
lurs war.
This language has no parallel unless we
tnrn to the words of that Roman Imperial
butcher, Galieuus, when ordering district 0l
his Empire To bee paci6ed "GOu will moi
please me ifyou slay only the armed men-
them, indeed, the fortune of war may carry
oil Let The whole male sex perish, aud i
viii meet by express wishes if both the old
men snd the hoys can he made away with
Kin every one who hath spoken, or thought
or wished evil of me Hew them to pieces
kill then, By whuesale--blot them entirely
out Of existence.
And the facility with which the Shoddyite'
receive and approve doctrines like this o
Chatles Snmner-the frantic rawlings OF a u
gerish propensity such as men have refused u
believe their fellow man capable OF ieellnI
unless he were some such monster as hyde
lAi or Nader Shah--this facility reminds u
of the dances and choral songs ofthe imbrnte'
3 subjects Of such Emperors as dallenus IN eN
, uHtion vervictory
"a thousand, a thousand have We beheai led SIN
gle one o tis hath slaughtered thousand, ihol
send. A thousand, thOussnd years may Ne i've Wh
hath slain his thOusAnnd NO man hath 80 much WIN
Ms Ceaslr hath shed Vi blood
'"Millp, mile, mile, mile, mile decollav
mus
Unus homo mile, mile mile, mile deco
i, lavit.
Mile, mile, mile vivat amos, qui mil
mile occidil
Tantum vlni habet memo, quantum C@"
n fudit sanguins
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DE1y~The Abolitionisls charge Mcclellan
With being on gunboaL during the battle Of
Malvern Hill, and possibly be was, as the
gunboats participated in the battle, It is
not at all necessary for General to be in
ght Even our gallant LieuteuantGeneral,
against whom abolition detraction dares not
whisper word, was on transport during
the battle of Fort Henry; on another trans
port, i've miles from the fight, on the day be-
fore the surrender of Fort Donelsoni and at
Savannah, ten miles from the field when the
battle of Shiloh was begun At Vieksburg,
the quarters of the commanding officer were
well to the rear, out OF range OF shot, or she II
or wandering bullets
One would think, from the outery OF these
valiant aboIitionists, that the place of gen
eral was somewhat in the front of his men-
| 10 the skirmsh line Have they any eener-
ais who usually occupy such a Posltionr We
rather think not The only evidence OF this
extreme galantry displayed by any abolition
general during this war, has been when The
enemy in front were women and children
Hunter, Washburne, jim Lane, Wallace
Montgomery, Paine, Wilde and Butler are il
ad vance upon such occasions and no other -
Chicago Times
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New Feature In American Poll
tics.


What does the London Neps mean
when it says that the election of MoCLEL-
Ian will not tend to promote cordial rela-
tions with France, on account OF his
kaopn ANTI IMPERIALIsM Eth? Have
our Presidential candidates been interrogat-
ed in this regard, aud has LlNCoLN's reply
been more satisfactory than MoCLELLAS's
that the latter's "ant-imperialism" should
be made the subject Of special comment
Why is the "known anti-imperialism,"
of McCLErLAN made the subject of remark
in an English newspaper Has LIN
colin promised to promote Imperialism in
America, as the price of French non-in-
teryention 3 If that is what the low lei
low is after, the people ought to know 1t.
As McClellan's knoaOn anh-imperialism
has been publicly Photographed, and offer
ed as reson why his election viii not
be promotiye OF cordially with France,
the inference is that the election of some
body else is regarded more favorably ia
connection with imperialism and French
corliality, aud that that somebody else II
| Abraham Lincoln, forsoolh SADIE OF
Imperial Cesar does lincoln propose tC
purchase French cordially. by aspiring tC
purple clothes Does the slab-sdeC
.,,.,,,r Of q aat hoaf anl rAil nile med.
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nnmocrntIc MeelIngs.

Hon. u. A. Houk will address the people
of Preble county, at Robiuson's Grove, one
mile north Of West Alexandra, Saturday
October |
And in Butler county,
AT Jacksonburr, on Monday, October J
At Whpple's Grove, Tuesday, october4
At Bethany, Wednesday, October .
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-10-01
DEMOCRATIC STATE TICKET.

SEtRE tAhl pt 5lA ~
WILLIAM W. ARASTltONd,
~ SsuerH C-Hnty.
SUPREME JUDGE
tFuR FULL rERAl
FHILADELpu VAN TRUMP,
uI Fairfield COu ty.
ttu wa NAcANcEs.)
t.ont Vacancy,
MACHIAS c. WHITLEY,
~ Hancock County.
short Vacancy,
ALEXANDER ). BOYS,
OF highland County.
ATTORNEY GEN ERAL,
LYMAN r. CRlrCHFlELD,
Of Holmes County,
COMPTROLLER OF THE TREASURY,
WILLIAM ) V. PRENTlSS,
Oi Franklin County.
SCHOOL. CONN MI-SlONkk,
ALEXANDER :. RAMSEY,
OF Hardin County.
BOARD OF PUBLIC WORKS,
(FULL rEaa,)
WILLIAM LARWlLL,
Of Ashhni County.
t.1E y.CANoY,)
CnAltLl6S BOEStL,
uf Auginlas County.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-10-01

The Abolition press outside Of Pennsylva-
MIA are growing Justify over some recent con
pefsions from the Democratic cause to Lin
colDisln ia the old Keystone Among the
Hsl of "hie-long Democrats" Published in u
Western paper who are now supporting "a.
Lincoln" we find the names of Benjamin
Champneys, Jonh G Knox, 7 c shannon,
William NJ Heister, Thomas II Fitzgerald and
John Cessna, The "ile.lOng" Democracy Of
these gentlemen runs m this wise; Champ
news is an Abolition State Senator from
Lancaster county Knox is an Abolition
Judge Advocate; shannon is an Abolition
member Of the Legislature: Hester is an
Abolition candidate for State Senator from
Berks county Fitzgerald is an Abolition lo-
ternal Revenue officer, and Cessna voted Tor
Curtin last fall because he could not get an
Office from the Democracy aud is anxious 10
get one from the Lincoln party That's what
: the matter with these "lile-long Democrats
- Phiiadeldhia Age
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-10-01

BeB-That man Of infamv, Abraham Ian
coin has removed nearly all the officers OF the
Military Academy at West Point, because
said officers had expressed themselves IN ~ ~
yor of the election OF General Mcclellan. The
attemptine 10 sustain himself by arbitrary pow
ar But The more he founders the deeper he
sinks aud in November the people will re-
move him from the position, he now disgra
ces
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MrottaI

OURE9 Coughs Colds, Sore Throat Asthme, ana
I J Consumption. II is only necessary Tor any one
troubled with these compiantst ny one bottle Of
Strick 'dnds s Mei}iRuous Cough Baisam
to convince them that tits the best preparation ever
used II not only cures the above affections 81 lie
Throat and Lungs, hut it cures Night swtaif ana
shifting Of IA nd aud is excellent gargle tor any
kind Of Sore Throat. II ~ pheasant 90 takel Rnd
NJ aaia nv ,gtnVtoAts generally ml4
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Otto Dressen Monday
Night.

Hon. OTro DREssELL win speak in
German, ut Becke's Hall, on Monday
night-instead of Tuesday as announced
Yesterday.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-10-01

msTIRCr ELECToRs
JOHN l.. WAITER,
JOHN SCHlFF,
WILLIAM j GILMORE,
LUTHER SMITH,
CHARLES n. LAMlSON,
WILLIAM b TELFAlR,
WILLIAM Il. CREIGHTON,
IuDSON A BEEBE,
EDWARD $. STOWE,
JAMES q HALI
HENRY c. MOORE,
JAMES EMMlTr,
CHARLES II JOHNSTON
NEAL POWER
ROBERT A CONSTABLE,
OLIVER J. SWEENEY,
CHARLES NJ. ATEN,
DAVID r. PAIGE,
SIMON l.. HUNT,
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-10-01

TnE HIGHEsT ILLUSTRATION OF THE ROMAN
CIVILIZATION Nothing conveys loltier
conception of the grandeur might, wealth
and civilization Of the Roman empire at its
most flourishing period, shan the remains OF
it's provincial towns, and especially OF its col
onial cities. 1t is not the public edlhees OF
Rome herself, unequaled as they are Tor vast
ness and magui6cencr, which impress us
most with her former power. They are such
monuments M we might expec: from those
who peopled the capital of the world But 1t
Is the .hird or fourth class towns such ms
Pompeii, with its two theatres, It's amp'thea.
ire. its temples, ils bRstiles and its iorum'
all upon a scale OF singular splendor, adorned
with hundreds Of statues in bronze aud
marble, with exquisite paintings, and with
the most precious marbles; II is the dlstari
colonial cities Of Palmyra, Philadelphia
Getasa, and others whose names are almost
unknown to history, with their long avenues
of graceful columns, their shrines OF marble
carved with AN unrivaled luxury and richness
of detail, their stupendous graaaries OF hewr
atone. and their vast edi6ces directed 10 po
litieAl and religious purposes, or to pnoh'
amnsements-no rising in solitary grAndeu
amidst the wastes of the Syrian dsaerl-tha
I'LL our minds with wonder, and enable us Il
form some conception Of the greatness AM
power of that mighty people London gun
terIY ReCieiU.
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VINO GoIIt uIpi

ULfkOIT, sept %
To The Editor of The Chicago Times
Your conjecture that the recent plraheal
movement on the lakes was gotten mp under
the auspices of The loyal leagues is very like ~
correct. Up to the present lime not single
one of the pirates have been arrested bnt
one has yet Jeen identified, and the fact; that
two of Old Abe secret detectives in this city
we're the first TO announce the affair aud The
circumstances under it was made public, IS
quite conclusive that they originated H. AS
proof Of this, tits only necessary to know tho
previous character Of these persons who are
now under pay from the secret service fund.
Had either of them their Just deserts, they
would now be in penitentiary instead OF pro-
Tossing TO be democrats and spending most
of their time in the deus Of loyal leaugedom
OBsERyADuR
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FOR CONGRESS
DAVID A. HOUK,
or MONTGOMERY.
Democratic County Ticket.

enf
WILLIAM II. GILLESPIE,
Treasurer.
JONATHAN KENNEN,
Auditor.
GEORGE p. BOYER,
Recorder.
THEODORE p. EBG,
Commissioner.
GEORGE A. GROVE,
Surveyor,
JOSEPH b. JOHNS,
IuGrpary Director.
JESSE DEMlNT,
Whi-kcy Inspector.
JOHN WEAVER,
-Four Inspector.
MICHAEL SCHANTZ,
Pork Inspector.
GEORGE WlNDER,
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Z L.!NIN.Z!2'!'H'NZ2Zz ! n
H L II x.
Sticklands Anti Cholera Mirfure.

:
Is composition Of astringents, absorleuts, pin,u.
/ l8nts and carm uat veA, which tYeIy IlD @icbn
knOwedges n the only preparation that Will effect
permanent cure of DariheR and Dyaetet,. This ANTI
Cholera NJ Xture is now in use some Of VI army
hospitals where 1t gives the greatest aaisGGiion. II
has saved the lives of thousands of our soldiers End
citizens, and VIII guarantee II 10 be the best RENE
dy III 'he world for DiarThea and Dysente1y
Mr Woods, OF Coyington, My, VIII he most happy
to satisfy any to The virtue Of Sfncklands Anti
Choltra Mixture; in iart We have great number of
Testimonials from patients who have teen cuTtd II nitpt
being pronouncedn IN uratle by their ply scians,
after taking only ote Of SrcKlhDds Anti ChOl-
era Mixture II YOU suffer wl'h piaThta and Fyten-
terry try one hottie MIA
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INVERYBoDl is being cured OF this distressing
~ disease by the use Oi
d.. SiricklnnEs Pile RemedN

Read what those say who have usedlE .lf
Mr.. Charles " Land am, of LOuiayiie, and Mr.. j.
p Hazarde, CINCINNATI % 10Th were cnred alter ulnB
one bot OF Dr. str,kland's Pile Eemedy They say
they have tired yihing but could obtain no Iele
but Que Pot o sricklspd'H Pile Remedy effected
perfect cure after suffering tor many years with the
worst kind of lrea. They recommend every ,Bs
who IL suffering to tiy Il.
Ask for .t .
DIR. Strickidnds Pie Remedy.
Sold by all druggists rs cts pot. Manufactured al
No q Eaat Fonrth NJ. Cincinnati. o. ul4
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The Cranl. 4. ChIeago.


The Times says: ''The week just closed
kas been one of intense anxiety in business
circles. an1 the week upon which we have just
entered opens with ieverish and excited
stat of things such as has not existed since the
crisis of 1851. The panic which fairly set in
about The middle Of the past week contin
ues. and a number Of speculators ia produce
and merchandise are financially ruined, and
others have been crippled TO such an extent
that il will take long time for them toreeoV-
er what they have lost"
| These are only the few big drops before the
storm.
WE implore, then, all who love peace and
order, all who wish to see industry success
ful and property secure, all who are willing
10 support wise Legislation, public virtue, and
constitutional liberty; all who wish to lead
prosperous lives themselves, and enjoy in
oaiet the fruits of their own industry all who
wish TO transmit their property and the bless
lings of free institutions to their children, VIC
imnlore all these TO unite with Us. We go fol
the country, the WHOLE eountry-for UNION
IIBERrY aud Law. Il majority OF the PEG
nile will thus be true TO themselves, we may
hone soon 10 see our country resuming viii
renewed vigor her glorious career --FREE
pRospeRous AND nApPY--the pride Of her owl
= citizens. and the admiration Of the world J.
, address of the Dem State Convention o
PennsylpdniG.
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rsn rae.oeNr.


ELRCrORs AT LARGEi
CHARLES REENELlN,
THOMAS W BARrLEf,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1864-09-21
Mr. stanton's Dispatches.
WAR DEPARTMENT,
WAsnlNGToN. Sept. 20, 9. 80 4.


WAsnlNGroN, Sept. 20, $50 A N.
Na;0y Geperu al Die NeW York:
Yesterday, Major General Sheridan attack
ed Early, fought great battle. and won
so|en lid victory. Over twenty-five hundred
prisoners Were cantured, pine battle fags, and
i've nieces Of artillery. The rebel Gems. Uor
dim 1Iu sud Rhodes were killed, and three other
sannra offers wounded. All the encmy's
Killed and most Of their wounded have fallen
into cur hands. The details are stated IN the
ioIo1vipg official telegrans received by this de
narfment. The department learns witt deep
ragrst that We lost Gen Russell, killed teens
linton Mcintosh, aud Chapman are wounded
HARPER s FERRY. VA, Sept l9, II noon.
Hon. E1v;u N. Stanton. Secretary Of W3':
Sheridan moved on the enemy this morning
AZ Aaviiuht. Soon after the movement com
mencel, heavy and continued firing was heard
Tor two hours. It then ceased, apparently re.
cadiog was resumed about nine clock, and
has continued 70 this l1our, twelve NJ, appar-
ently IN the vicinity II Banker lElJI.
JOHN y. STEVENSON, Brig. Gen.
HARPER s FEaRY, September l9.
Han, Etlly:>s H. Stalstoo, Secretary of W0r
Just received report irofn signal officer as
follows:
'.Continuous firing between Opeqnan and
near Winchester Very heavy sioce 10 A NJ
Think engagement Is general. Lime ABOUT nVe
miles long. Averi]l is heavily engaged Win
enemy near Darksvills
Thave sent party OF scouts aud conrTlers
to front Shall report promptly all rehahle
news. JNo. D. STEVENSON, Brig Uen.
HARPER, : FERRY. VA, Sept. 10, 430 ?. ".
Hn Ea,n;n NJ Stanton, Secretary Of Wor::
Fightins in the direction Of Winchester much
heavier Our forces near. Bunker Hill. seem
to be driving the enemy rapidly
JOHN D. STEV ENsoN, BRIG. Gen.
HARpGR's $ FERRY, Sept 10, ?. u.
Hon. Ecl,0in AZ Stanton, Secretary o1 U1f:
Just heard from the front Our cavalry,
under Generals Averil and Merritt. engaged
Breckinridge's corps at Darksvllle at daylight,
aud up to o'clock had driven him beyond
Stevenson's Depot distance OF seven mles'
Killing and vounding quite nnmher, ans: cap
turing two hundred prisoners from Vordoh
division. On centre and lett the enemy were
! driven about three miles beyond the Opequan,
INTO line of aarthworks, our infantry a5tack-
Ing them in position. SINCE then, as the ON
esr left he could distinctly hear heavy n1usket.
dFng, and continuous and heavy aralie?Y
anng as he came il. :.
d We have heard here heavy artillery hring,
sill continuing to this hour. Every indication
most favorable to rs.
1 JOHN D. STEVENSON, Brig Gen.
H. HARpER's FERRY, Sept. 20, 7.4o 4. " ".
h91. E].yin n Stanton, Secret0'y q ",I:
Just heard from the front. sheridan nas q
@isated the enemy heavily, killing and "onna
4shVe thousand, capturing, twenty hce nu,. hat
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proceeding quietly in ali the States. In most
Of the districts vigorous efforts are continued
to i'll the quota by volunteers before the draft
fl men are mustered In.
EDWIN n STANTON,
Secretary Of War.
'fh- steamer I<oynnrr Capt. +. 3 FaIhert,
formerly summing between Baltimore and this
place, and lately ropjoyot IN the u. 5. gov
ernn1enr service between Washington atnl
James River, while coming cut Of the channal
At Fortress Monroe, on Monday, ran against Ut
anchor left there by the wracj<erS, and stove i'll
her E,aton. She GjIad ra!,it}}y. and il was
found tr:essary II run her On the daTs, vheFn
she stluk IL twelve :ee Hata1 few moments
after The accident. All on board we're saved,
and ,ereckers have been sent to raise hor
The National Iateliigencer thinks that the
surprise EXPRESSED ia many quarters az tie
nresert course Of Mr.. Edward Everett might
perhaps have baen well placed, considering the
ob!oouy with which MIR. Everett has been pur"
sued ty the leaders O! the party to which he
has now lent the use of his name, If 1t was
n6>t known that he had more than three months
ago committed himself 70 the support OF Mt.
.Lincon.
Extracts from Richmond papers to the 10Th
i,.stant are given in the New York papers,
These state that or the I4th Petersburg Was
shcIIed, but no damage done: that Grant :
left wing still holds the u Ied Oh Raiiroad, but
that it does not give the Uonieoerates much
inconqnnlence: tIsat the negroes at wofN on the
Dutch Cap canal were ehejled by the Contede-
rates last "Wednesday. with what damage IS
not known.
Hon. Ben. Wood. in the New ork News,
of Yesterday, says that she w|l cast no vote lor
President upon the 9Th Of Ntvegaher uoiess
there be candidata in The field standing la1'~
ly upon the Chicago platform, an1 the Da'y
News cannot consistently advise liz readers TO
vote IN opposition 10 the principles en11nclatoti
BY the CI1icaco Convention The Stronglta OF
the peace party vi!i he realized III their absence
from the polls.
The steamer u g. Smith, which reached
Beverly, Massachusetts, Oh Saturday last re-
rorts. IN the authority of the schooner ". Il
Lgvaft tE., destruction. on the 7th instant, Of
q Number of vessels off tie hanks OF New
foandland. by a Confederate. steamer.
DR.. Bowes, Of Dowlas Springs, Ind, has been
arrested By order Of HIajor Genara) Hovey, OIL
the charge rf treason.