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Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-09-20
Current News Items.

Large numbers oftroops have been passing
through Washington lately For what place
is not announced.
Reverdy johnson has come out for McClel-
Ian.
1t is said that colored troops win be raised
in the fall, whose non'commissioned line ani
company officers will be negroes.
Old Abe has got into hot water with leading
Republicans of New York, on account of some
appointments he has recently made. The set
Of thieves whom he did not appoint, are very
indignant at the luckieF thieves who secured
tho offices.
1t is said that the present draft, after all the
credits are adjusted will not exceed 1900
Drafted men are required to report within
three days after notified that they are drafted
1t is now announced confidently that Fre-
mont will not withdraw, and has never
thought Of doing So
Ii turns out that the Democrats have made
u large gain in Maine-4,5OO since the last
election.
The teIegraphc news OF this morning, will
be found very interesting, frrF .sEat
1t is believed that battle has already CON.
menced for possession OF "lhs valley" The
rebels are believed TO be in strong force, and
the result Of the fight may we'll he consider
I'D doubtful
There are strange rumors Of an understand.
ing between the French aud Confederaies-
their forces having combined to disposssss
the Federals Of certain positions 10 Texas.
II the report shall be confirmed that the
rebels have regsinsd possession OF the We'll
don railroad, it will be Very disastrous to the
Federal cause
Ia 1860 Libeols eatriel Alton, Illinois, by
thirteen majority. AT hotly contested elee,
ton few days ago the Democrats carried il
by some hundreds,
Hon. Bill Allen lately addressed bis neigh
bors in Ross county, urging them to vote for
Mcclellan.
The Mcclellan meeting in Chillieothe, was
the largest ever held in the city.
The day before the election in Maine, be
Jog Sunday, every pulpit in toe State was
transformed INTO. an eleclioneering machine,
Lincoln had pdrposely arranged his mpiods
thanksgiving day for tile flth, the day before
the Maine election was 10 take place And
still the Almighty tolerates him
GuerrillAs are provling thickly in the viein
ity of Alexandgia carrying oh numbers Of
horses.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-09-20
prom tie Nswark advocate, sept. 10Th.
The Dawn Approaches I

Wehetr d changes from Lineoln TO Nc
CleIlan in every direction. The newspapers
arc fui Of them, aud not a letter comes 10 us
that does not speak OF accessons to the Dem
ocratic ranks. Here az home we know of
scores Of such aceessIous, but as noue Of them
have occupied public positions, u might be
out OF taste TO name them This is not the
case however essWhefe, and we may name
some: r
d iu Cleveland, Franklin Baekus, delegate
to the Peace Congress in 1861 and Republi-
can candidate for Supreme Judge ia 1862
agaihst RAnney, is out for Mcclellan So Is
Hon Sherlock J. Andrews, ex-memher OF
Congress SO IS Trad Kelley, brother Of j.
fred Kelley
In GAINESVILLE, General Edward Ball sx.
member OF Congress and Lincoln elector N
1860, has cut himself loose from Lincoln and
taken the stump for McClelaD The Gene
raj was a mcmbet of meeting which met in
Newark in May to appoint delegates to the
Baltimore Convention but Lincoln "to
whom il may concern and the nomination OF
Mcclellan, have done their work
In Circlevilla, that widely known citizen,
Nelson Franklin, much talked Of as caudi.
date against $. s. Cox few years ago, has
ahnounced himself for Mcclellan.
10 Portsmouth, the gallant Colonel Oscar
+. Moore, who served three years in the army,
addressed MeGlellau meeting last week, de.
claring that u sense Of duty compelled him .
separate from a party whose leading men had
shown themselves incapable Of delivering the
eountry from its peril Col Moore is an ex
member OF Congress
In Columbus, among others who have made
known thee purpose u support Mcclellan,
are J H. Riley Comptroller Of the Treasury
elected by the RepubhcansC Thomas Spar
row Director Of the PeBitentiary (appointed
by Tod aud that model citizen and eminent
lawyer, Hon John W Andrews
Added TO these, il cannot fail to 1e interest.
ing 10 our readers TO know, that various Ohio
men, who, in former ynars, held high posi-
lions in the Democratic party, but who, ia the
campaign of 1862, were partially sstrAnged
from their old associates, will in this contest
resume their old positions aud use their hear
test efforts in rescuing the country from the
hands Of the wicked and audacious men who
have shown themselves so utterly incompe
tent to conduct it safely and wisely out Of ts
present troubles Among them, we are graft
fed in being able 10 name Colonel George w
MeCook, of Stnubenville tlon. H. B Payne
OF Cleveland; Hon Barnabas Burns, of Mans
| field !; and Hon. VIM j. Flagg Of Cincinnati
The names Of others might safely be added "a
our list, but as we have no positive intorma
! ton they are withheld.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-09-20
Great Victory.

A great victory is claimed by SHERI-
DAN over EARLY in the valley. The bat
tie was evideatly very severely contested,
aud few days win give US facts which we
do not have now, and which will enable
us to estimate the value OF victory, and
the cost at which was obtained, 1t is
well to understand that, until after the
election, every battle will be reported as a
victory. .a.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-09-20
cay vs County RepubIIcans.

1t was resolved, at first, by the Republi-
cans of this city, to make up their ticket
wholly from the city, utterly excluding
from nomination their party friends living
in the conntry. We can conceive Of no
reason for this, save only the greedy selfish-
ness Of city ofiice-seekers, who seek TO
monopolize every position of trust and
honor for themselves. On consideration,
however, they became alarmed lest the
voters in the country would desert them /;
and so, out Of the ten offices TO FIJI. ihrss
were given to persons outside Of the city,
and the remaining seven were snatehed by
hungry aspirants here. Seven candidates
in the city, and three from the country
make up the Republican ticket and moth
ing but fear of defeat, induced the city
demagogues to make any division what
ever of the spoils. We understand that
in some parts Of the comfy revolt is
threatened and the Likelihood is, that the
whole arrangement will be upset by an
injured and indignant people. To treat
the eonutry people, as II they were dis
titute Of the necessary character and
qualifications for office. is an insult that
they will be likely to, remember when
voting day comes.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-09-20
The Army:for McOIeLIan.

Al extract from private letter from u
soldier IN the Army of the Potomac, written
TO a gentleman in Boston, under date OF Sep.
tember !, 1864, and publishedin the Morn
eng Post, says; III am well, and loyemy coun-
try as dearly as ever although attn changed
in my politics from a Republican, when |
came out, TO that of a Democrat and like
three IohTths Of our officers aud priVates
here ir the field, sing "AI hail General
George B. McClelan" He is the man for
the Ship Of the Union, II the States will al.
low the soldiers TO Vote, you may rest assured
that Little Mac is for the White House way
on Chesapeake Bay for the next four years
A Republicans hereis as rare as a tweniy-dol
lar gold piecep
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-09-20

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With that Rssursnce placed myself ~ your hsndH
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The confidence Of The public has been obisinfd, aud
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Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-09-20

McCLeLLAS IN CAuFoRMA.- The New
York World prints the following dispatch
from the other side of the continent:
.i,g SAN FRASoIsoo, Sept. 9.
The largest meeting ever held on the Pa.
cfc coast Is now 10 session. responding with
tremendous acclsmatons TO the nomination OF
Mcclellan. I.}s H4If
Portsmouth Square is now filled to over.
flowing
The Golden Gate sends greeting to the EN-.
pire State, and be heard from next NoVem.
her.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-09-20

The criminal was acquitted, as all foresaw he
would be
n Inyiewoi al these iacls--iacts we'll llknoWn,
end not to be oontradie,ed--are we not idsti-
Eed IL holding up The journal as o malicious
And sleaderons sheet, utterly unworthy Of be-
ilief7
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-09-20

How "Our Brave Boys" are
treated by RepublICRnp-- Bass
treatment OF "Our COuntry's
DefendsTsr' a fh n
We have in another place, exposed the
mean selishuess Of the Republican Office
seekers Of this city. in excluding their,
party friends in the country from their
share of the offices which are to be filled
at the approaching election. But we have
not yet pointed out the far greater mean
ness of which they were guilty, in putting
down, in the most contemptnous aud in
snltipg manner, the pretensions OF gallant
soldiers. who had won, in hard fought
battle, some claim. we should suppose, on
their coudirys gratitude. Never was
Hypocrisy more completely exPosedi and
made plain, so that every man could see il,
than at the Republican Convention! The
delegates, had long prolessed to be tho
friends aud the exclusive friends of the
soldiers, iTliey called them ''our brave
boys" when they were sending them to
battle and praised them as gallant veter-
ans when they wanted them to vote the
Republican ticket. But az often AS one OF
these "brave boysn or gallant veterans
asks for an Office at their hands, he is re-
buked for his impudence, and told to go
about his business How. was IL with
SIDNEY d. maxwell, whose friends pro-
posed him for Auditor Z? He was told to
go to his regiment, and fight like "a brave
boy" and vote the Republican ticket like
a gallant veteran" but not to presume to
ask for an office, for the Offices all belong
ed to the patriots at home"
But Republican contempt and hatred
for the soldiers was shown still more con-
clusiyely, in case of the nomination for
Sheriff. Capt. DoRNBUsH, who had been
three years and three months in the SER
vice, was q candidate, and received only
one or two votes Capt COLEMAN, who
had been in service the same length OF
time, received about the same support.
Capt. JAKE BEARD, absent at the time in
the Hundred Days service, received the
same ungrateful and insolent treatment
Lieut.. TrNGLE, who is in the service now,
aud who was twice wounded while "de-
Tending the old Aag," received no votes in
Convention at all And Col. WALTZ, a
veteran of three years, received just the
support that was given to the gallant
Lieut. TNGLR, viz: none at all And
who does the reader suppose did get The
nomination? Why a tay-at-home patriot
who refused to go with his company il
the Hundred Days service, and wko pre-
vailed upon the lnfrmary Directors, II
violation of all law, 10 lire Sabshtaf
for him, and pay Tie cost Of s"ch s"6If'
tuis om Of tie County Treasury! Anl
while all this was going on7-while th'
soldiers were being voted down in Republi
can Convention-oue of the Delegate
arose and said the Convention was unde
no obligations to nominate soldiers be
cause soldiers were paid for their service
/ aud therefore had no right to ask 10
! office
We submit the facts to the people, an
3 especially to the soldiers and ask if me
. who can be guilty of such conduct, deserV
: the support either of soldiers or citizens
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-09-20

ABOLITION AND SECESSION The natural
affinity Of the two enemies Of the Union
draws together motley crowd, who work to
gether for disunion. The supporters of Mr.
Lincoln and opponents Of General Mcclellan
are sngularly harmonious, Notwithstanding
thsr late apparent antagonisms The advo.
eates Of secesson at the North, when the war
began, were the very 6rst papers which now
advocate Mr.. Lincoln's reelection and no
wonder, for Mr. Liaeoln himself originated
the doctrine for ba followers. When ia
Congress he said
Any people anywhere, being inclined and
having the power, have the M1HT to rise up
and shake of the eHisting government, and
form new one that suits them better This
is a most valuable most sacred right-ra
right which we hope and believe is to liberale
the world. Nor is the right confined TO The
causeIin which the whole people of an exist
ing eovernment may choose 10 exercise ii
ANY PORTION Of such people that CAN
MAY revonuonize and make their own OF 81
much Of the territory Us they may iuhabit 3
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-09-20

f. L Ut x.
Stricklands Anti. Cholera Mixture.

3 composition Of astungens, sbsorhents, stimu.
l. lans and carmiuatfves, Whicl tyeTy physician
knowledges ~ the only preparation thst vii efCct
permanent cure Of Darrhea and DyseterV This Anu.
Cholera Mixture is now 10 soIHe OF our army
hospitals where II gives the greatest satisfaction. u
has saved the lives Of thousands OF soldiers and
citizens, aud we WIN guarantee Il TO be the best rttne
dy iE the world for DiaIIheaand by sentery.
Mr. Woods, Of Coyington, NV, Will he most hapIy
TO satisfy any to the virtue of Stfirkland's At
Cholera MiNturei IN iaei We have a great number OF
testimonials from patients who have heen curt alter
beIng pfonoiincedin urahe by their physcianH, some
after taking only one hottie OF StriC kIands Anti Cho-
era Mixture. II suffer NGh DiaTrhea aud Eysen
terry one bottle. mia
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-09-20

Would these chidrea nave co Rlfortabie home. aud
the means Of educauOnl Would this wife be indepen
dent OF the cold charities of ule woridt Would this
aged and feeble parent be provided fori Would my
property by forced sales Oi administrator to meet
the demands ofeTedors- sales made when the market
tends downward, and fair prices cannot b. real zedf
How few these questi 3n 70 their sansiac
honl They fear 70 ask them, aud cherish the bllsi
that they have long lease on life This both 1oo
ish and coWardly. The brave maIr
20 "' blgY NDSsp 9Wt gLtt ps
.1sgsftil
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-09-20

YOunF intn iuut starting In bttsuess, whose chiAf
capital ~ their energy and integrity should ther
liver 70 the amount VI half their hahfes Such an
act 81 disnegeated hpneAty when kaown ~ thefered-
TORS would Justly Increase theT confidence in Them
II would show that they did Wsh TO thor hst
friends exposed to any yavoidableconiingeney and the
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-09-20
DEMOCRATLC NTATR TlCKET.

SECRETARY Of STATE,
WILLIAM w. ARMSTRONG,
nf seneQa C-unty
sUPBEME JUDGE,
tFOR FULL TEAM,
PHILADELpH VAN TRUMP,
H d. OF Fairfield County.
trO FILL VACANcfEs.)
Ions Vacancy,
MACHlAS @ WHITLEY,
OF HaucQck County,
Short Nsrsucy,
ALEXANDER 4 BOYS,
OF HighlRnd county.
ATTORNEY GENERAL,
LYMAN r. CRlrCHFIELD,
Of Holmes County,
COMPTROLLER OF THE TREASURY,
WILLIAM s. v, PRENTISS,
Oi franklin County
SCHOOL COMMISSIONER,
ALEXANDER 8. RAMSEY,
Of Hardin County.
BOARD or PUBLIC WORKS,
Z tFuLL TERa)
WILLIAM LARWlbL,
OF Ashland County
tg0A 'CAScr,l
CHARLES B0ESFL,
or Aualsize County.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-09-20
Democratic County Ticket.

g eTih.
WILLIAM IL. GILLESPIE,
Trea surer
JONATHAN KENNEY,
Auditor.
GEORGE p. BOYER,
Recorder.
THEODORE p. EBY,
Commissioner.
GEORGE A. GROVE,
surveyor
JOSEPH b. Johns,
lnfrWary Director,
JESSE DEMINT,
Whiskey Inspector.
JOHN WEAVER,
FiOur Inspector.
MICHAEL SCHANTZ,
Pork Inspector.
GEORGE WINDER,
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-09-20
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Five thousand dollars paid two losses in this city
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Among all the contrlYances Of men TO protect the
family circle from want none can De found more sm.
pie lts character, noble in tsteatures, certain
is results than Life Insurance II IS the prop winch
the dying husband eayesto .fsfF u.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-09-20

Its the unseen hand OF proVdent father, reaching
forth from the grave, and still nourlahng his OieprnR,
and keepng together the family. by 1t, the hthfnl
sou
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-09-20
MeotcaI

NUREs Coughs Colds, Sore Throat, Asthma, aud
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Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-09-20

That lie may grapple with ~ the Wise niNn that a e
may study is nature aud pallAte ts thsetening The
nsAhS OF rHAl'oh Sts g4ad of sssY a.'esss 20 all
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-09-20

Rev -Dr Cheever Of New York writes to
the Boston Recorder, denying the report that
his church Is against him on the Presidential
question, and says be believes that as good
Christiaus they are not in favor OF Mr. Lin.
coins recollection
4 Cheever dout seem Inclined to engage 10
The interests Of God and humanity in the
same direction with the majority of Christians
Of the abolition persuasion, He is QUE Of
Z" the diyinely appointed maAhsfor the enforce
meut Of al moral and religious truth" and
his declaration OF the duty Of Christ aus must
be received as authoritative, ...r.