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Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-11-11
The JOIIIGcatIOn ON saturday
Night.

We are advised that the Republicans ol
this city propose to signalize the re-elec-
ton of ABRAHAM LINCOLN to the Presi-
denoy, by bonfres, and illuminations, and
other of the usual demonstrations OF ex-
traordinary happiness, on Saturday night
1t is a matter OF regret to us, that we can
see, in the occasion, cause only for gloom
and sorrow, and reason for lamentation
instead of Joy. There is nothing of politi-
cal, and little of moral evil, which is not
betokened by the reelection of ABRAHAM
LINCOLN. If war is a desirable condition
the most cruel and unnatural war which
history records-with all its incidents Of
decentralization, cruelty, suffering and
crime-then is the jollifcation of Satur-
day night an appropriate and wise express
sion Of correct public feeling. If con-
scription--unknown to free Governments,
and an engine of despotism everywhere
is a matter of felcitaton, then it is proper
to give voice to our gratitude on Saturday
night to the man who has instituted it in
this once free land. Irrational insolvency
is thing to impart joy to the people
"A bankruptcy which, in the lowest
deep seeks for a lower deep - then
ought we to ring bells, aud fire cannon
and shout ourselves hoarse on Saturday
night. But we weary of enumerating the
causes which suggest themselves to our
mind, as the only conceivable reasons foI
the demonstration proposed.
We are in the presence Of facts. which,
on every hand, remind us that the Gov
ernment of our fathers, with everything
which made it precious, is subverted and
destroyed. We are called upon to re-
ioice at the renewed lease of power accord
ed to the party which has destroyed it
There is not one element of free Govern
ment left US. We are the subjects Of an
Absolutism, as perfect as exists anywhere
in the world. If we speak, or write, OF
think as becomes freeman, it is not be-
cause we any longer have the admitted right
to do so, but simply because our master
with million of bayOnets at his beck
thinks it not advisable, or not worth whil'
TO send us to toll at fortications with bal
and chain to our leg. or send us to the
Dry Tortugas
In the midst of ruin more speedy, mor'
awful, and quite as complete as ever befe
nation of heemen, we are called upon tC
rejoice. and make manifest our delight by
public expression Pray, excuse US
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-11-11
Personnel Of the Rebel WAR
rlOrs.

General Beauregard is about FIVE feet sew
EN- inches high gray hair, broad forehead
face tapering rapidly to the chin, prominent
nose, full, dark eye, and wears Il gray nous
tache aud imperial He is fifty years old
General Hood s about six feet high, light
hair, fair complexion, gray eyes, heavy sandy
beard, large framed man, about thirty. FIVE
years old. His right leg is OF above the
knee.
General S. d. Lee is young man, about
twenty nine years DID, FIVE teet eight inches
in height light hair and whiskers, gray eyes
and fair complexion.
General CheAtham is about five feet nine
inches high, heavy built, dark hair, dark hazel
eyes about fiity6ve years old
General Clayton is six feet high, about for
ty-eight years old, hair turning gray, short
stiG beard-a good looking man.
General Pat Cleburn is six feet one or two
inches high, about forly-two years old, lean
but not hungry looking, like Cassius), iron
gray hair; loves bis friends aud hates his
enemies bodies, but prays, he says for their
souls
General Bates is well grown man, about
thirty eight years old, Elk feet high, dark hair,
speaks pleasantly and limps upon his right
leg, from wounds received in Georgia.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-11-11
Current News Items.

Il is now claimed that Delano, (B, RI aud
jim Ashley (B r are both elected TO Con
gtess--the fret from the Mt Vernon, aud the
second from the Toledo District
Col Rice was brave and gallant officer
Ohio never sent one more 80 to the field. Re
tnrning wounded, his friends nominated him
for Congress, aud he was beaten by that no.
,orious corruptionist aud stay-st home skulk,
Jim Ashley
The Commercial has another hideous plot,
revealed By its Indiana correspondent The
headlines are enough to chill the readers with
horror "The Northwestern Conspiracy
Further startling Revelations--Rebel lnvss'
ion socted-H -Hefron threatened with assassin
alton" This sort of stuff would be alarming
If it we're not played out
Lincoln made a speech the other day in
which he thanked God that he had put It into
the hearts Of the people to re-elect him. de
mistook the influence most pote ut in the re-
suit The devil il we believe the scriptures,
has much to do with the actions Of men,
No additional returns of the election have
been received to change our statement ot the
result The Democracy still claim New York
BY small majority General Cameron tele'
graphs that Pennsylvania has gone Repubh'
can by Is, 700 to 10000
The New York Herald (doubtiul authority
says that New York has gone for Lincoln by
1000 majority, and that Mcclellan has carried
only Delaware, New Jersey aud Kentucky -
The same paper states that Fenton has de.
feated Governor Seymour, and claims that the
Legislature Of New York is largely Repuoll'
can. The Albany Atids and Argus (good
authority states that Mcclellan has carried.
the State by from 200 to $500 majority,
There is but little war news communicated
by telegraph this morning. Ali quiet with
General Grant, but much speculation is enter
tanned in relation TO the movements OF Gen.
Sherman. The evacuation and destruction OF
Atlanta IS generally credited, and reports are
current that he has marched the greater por-
ton Of his army across the country to SaVan'
nah or Charleston The result Of his last
movement by Sherman will be developed in a
few DAYS. There is also conjectures enter
tanned that he will, ere long, cooperate with
Grant in the siege and assault ON Richmond.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-11-11

CoVLDS'r SEE 1--WE heard good story,
the other day, which will bear repeating. 1t
is told thus An Irishman, named Patrick
Murphy, who isin the habit Of lOAfng around
the bar-Toom Of certain hotel, not thou
sand miles from Chatfeld, was asked by the
landlord, why he didn't go to work p Pat
said he couldn't find any work "Well, then,
enlist in the army said the landlord "You
oAn get 5000 bounty, besides SIS a month and
found" "Found T. replied Pat, "bs jabsrs,
found dead on the battlefield, am not the
man to rec It in that light That's what's the
matter with Patrick Murphy = Ohat6sld
(Wis) Dem,
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-11-11
The Election In Maryland.

The State of Maryland was carried for Lin.
coin by direct military interference in the city
OF Baltimore, where the Democracy we're not
allowed to vote Could they have voted, Lin.
coin would hardly know that he was Cand-
date in Maryland Under these circumstAn-
ces, it is simply outrageous for the Repubi-
cans to claim that they have majority in
MARYLAND
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-11-11
LEGAL NOTICE.

TTNo Pearson Young, who resides in the State o
i Iowa Wilson Scrogsy and Amelia Bcioggy,
Elyina Young, who reside IN tho State Of Indiana
aud Jessee Young, whose place Of residence is un.
known William Bright, caroline Taylor and Mr.
Taylor who reside In the State OF Kentqeky
You are hereby notified lhRt Isaac Laever and
simpson Mutt, Executors .of the last will and
mont OF David Young, deceased, ON the - day OF
october A. ID. 1904 hiod their petition in the Probate
Court within and for the County OF Montgom cry and
state OF Ohio, alleging that tbs personal estate OF
said deeedent 10 Insufficient TO pay his debts and the
charges OF administering his estate that he died
seized IN lee simple OF the following described real
estate situate 10 said County to-wt "FiTeen
of and taken oil the south side OF the farm owned by
the heirs o, David Young dece sad, situated in See
ton 70, Town 2, Range M. r. s.--described "a fol-
lows
Begnning at a stone, on the eAstline of said Sec.
tom the south east OF said farm thence north,
on the east line OF said sect N ~ chains to sone
thence 8. 10 W. ~ SO chains to the centre OF the
Turnpike Road thence south eastwardly, with the
centre OF said Road, 81 hams to tho south west cor
neT OF said farm thence, on the line between Young
aud Lale yer, rs Il. 20 85 chains to the place Of
beginning containing fifteen acres OF and That
Ruth Young, widow OF said decedent, Is entitled
10 dover In said premises and that George Long.
Amelia ScrOggy, william Bright, the unknown heirs
OF Jessie Young, decreased, one Of the heirs at law
Of David Young, deceased, John Maelure aud Elvina
Maclure, Will Young and Sarah Young, John
Young and Elyina Young, William Weller and Martha
u. Weller, Pearson Young, George sears, Joseph s
Lois A. Mutt and Simpson Mutt, David M, Young
James b. Young, Eliza Ellen Young, the heirs ct
Jaw OF hhd pAV u 1OunBt decehsed, mold the next
estate Of inheritance therein Ihe prayer OF said
petition Ia for the assignment of wer, TO said Ruth
Young and 'or tho sale Of said premises, subject to
such dover estate and for the payment Of the debts
and charges Aforesaid,
Said petition will be Tor hearing the 2lst day OF
NoVembsr, A. ID. 1854 or as soon thereafter AS
ISAAC LAFEvER.
SIMPSON MUTT,
Executors OF the last will and testament Of David
Young, decd
J. II. BAasorr, Atry for Executors.
October 18th, 1864. Oct22 W4w
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-11-11
Judge HOIps MARY Ann Pltman.

The Detroit Free Press, in the subjoined
paragraph, advises the public who is Mary
Ann Pilman, the principal witness used by
Judge Advocate General Holt in his report Of
the Great Western Conspiracy The editor
Of the Free Press vouches that these facts
are within his owu knowledge;
Mary Ann Ptman the "Southern Lady"
referred to in Judge HoIts infamous report,
is mulatto girl, and was taken from plan
tation about ten miles from Fort Pillow She
drinks, cheys tobacco, aud is addicted to all
the vices of woman who is a regular camp
follower She is shrewd, inscriptions and
vicious to the last degree-will not hesitate at
anything for pay All this must nave been
known 10 Mr. Stanton and Judge Holt, and
yet they have the impudence and daring to
issue such a report against million of loyal
Northern men, on the testimony of such au
abandoned witness
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-11-11
..Ist nn IIa,e QnLel Now.N

Under the above very appropriate title,
the Ohio State journal has very con-
temptble article calling on LINCOLN to
"put his foot down strong aud suppress
free speech and free press. 1t is to be
hoped that MIR LISooLS has learned some
thing by the sad experience and lessons oi
the last iour years. aud especially this
that attempts to silence opposition to his
Administration by force OF arbitrary power
is not the way to have quiet. The cleo
ton is over. MIR LINCOLN is reelected.
All men worthy Of the name Of Demo
crat, will entirely acquiesce. They will
90 further even than that. There is neith-
er occasion for nor proprety in mere politi
cal agitation. until the approach of another
election TIE entire power OF the country
is with LINCOLN and his party, and they
must bear the entire responsibility too.
But the right Of criticism and condemna-
ton Of the Administration and its policy
from time to time, through the press and
in ordinary public meetings, remains and
it must be respected. Otherwise, we want
no clamor, no violence, no agitation, and
join cheerrully in tho cry "let us have
quiet now" And this seems to be the
sentiment of Mr.. LIscoLS's "serenade
speech" aud if he acts upon it in good
faith, there will he quiet. But we must
have no arbitrary arrests, no suppression
of newspapers, and no mob violence
Meantime the duty Of the Democratic party
is to look chiefly to its own organization
to return to sound STATE RIomTs princi.
pies and to educate itself up to the mark
of its true policy, PEACE. Let the efforts
of all real Democrats take this direction
and when the people become weary at las
of war and taxation and debt, and thi'
Administration breaks down under it
own folly and crimes, we shall have 1
party ready and able to begin the grea
work Of preserving the country from th'
terrible ruin which has been brough
upon it.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-11-11
The Chicago Plot.

The Chicago electioneering plot turns out
to be Just what every man OF sound sense
knew 1t would turn out to be--a miserable
humbug. The reports of the discovery Of
arms, aud the detection Of q scheme, to re-
lease the rebel prisoners at Camp Douglas, by
rebels who invaded the State for the purpose
were all gotten up by the Chicago Abolition.
lists to affect the election The arms discov.
cred were a parcel OF old militia guns, VIII ch
had been in the possession Of the man arrest
ed as eonspiratOr, for years, piled up in an
ouihouse neglected aud forgotten The inva.
ders, who we're to usJ these formidable old
muskets without locks or stocks, did not ap.
pear at the given time, but a crowd of Aboli-
ton ballot-box suffers and FOUNDERS appeared
at the city hotels, the day before the election,
procIaime themselves "butternuts," and os-
tensibly declared their intention to do all
manner of incendary and reasonable things
Long John Wentworth professional polt.
icsl trickster and demagogue was one of the
chief instgators OF this ridiculous plot
which was only Infamous in that il was de.
liberate attempt to impose upon the sapera-
bundsnt or dnility OF old granny Abolition
ists and fill the country with unnecessary
alarm - Ohio Statesman,
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-11-11
The Democratic Vote OF Ohio,

II the result in Hamilton County is any in.
dieation of the State, the Democratic vote for
Mcclellan aud Pendleton must exceed 200
600, Last year we had l3,sOO votes for Val
landigham, and this year 1880 for MoClel-
Ian; Democratic gain, 1900 We polled in
the whole State last year $4,000 Democratic
votes. II the Lincoln press is to be believed
we have 200, 900 eopperheAds aud traitors u
the State, which is certainly most alarming
occurrence in that event The worst Of it is,
the traitors seem to be increasing
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-11-11
Thc Mottorr nr Wan.

A man, unless be happens to be devil 10.
eatnate, very soou gets tired Of killing those
whom be can see. Even the surgeon who is
dlssecting a corpse covers up the face OF bis
subject Those otbs have sunk their FIRE into
the abyss Of death but they are still human
eyes. To mark tho death-gaze of the slaueht
cred the poor fellow who never did do US
harm--to feel our feet slippery 10 his blood
TO have bis blood spurt on to our hands, aud
his hot brains brash into our faee-this kind
OF business very soon sickens and reVolts the
btavest soldier When you have seen few
men slashed or shot TO death, my Christian
friend-my melodous poet, with your sing
song about the "tendet field aud the "embat.
tied strife my millehuous pastor with your
high.stauding elequence about the God Of
battles you will think as do and mnyhap
you will come to acknowledge how compare.
lively tender and mercifnl are the men in
shoulder-straps whose trade il is to kill, and
how often the gorge Of their souls rises at
their dreadful calling. 1uru 10 the Book Of
Msecabees, and read that one tremendous
pregnant passhge--ihat one line "And Mica
nor lay dead ia harness When you have
seen him thus, lying stark and st1, his brave
clothes all dabbled IN gore, hia mouth wide
open, grinning, awful, the bloody foam on his
ips dried into purple crust aud the camp
follower--the Thenard Of the army--creep-
ing up to rihs his pockets, and draw of his
boots, and cut of his ring.fnRer, and smash
his Jaw for the sake Of the gold-sstting to his
false teeth you may form some idea about
the romance of war; very different from
those you have previously entertained -- Sa-
Ia -, Innlnn TalaUrouk
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-11-11
LImcoIn's Majority in OHIO.

Lincoln's majority in Ohio will, we think,
be about the same Rs that given to the Aboli.
ton State ticket In most all of the Democrat
io counties Mcclellan gained over the Demo.
cratic majority of October. Angaize gives
1897 Holmes l,75l Crawford 800 But
Ter 400; Fairfield 1900; Seneca 700 for
Mcclellan. gain in each eonnty
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-11-11
eITO CLOSE the COnCern. -

There being no further use for our servi-
ces in the peculiar profession we have Adop.
ted-that Of manufacturing plots and inVen.
ting slanders-now that our father Abraham
is elected, we propose to TO close the concern,
publish no more humbug electioneering lies,
and endeavor to get into an honest and re-
spectacle business, We expect to be patron.
ized without asking references or character,
as we've lost ours
Signed, Seward aud Darlington.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-11-11

D6S- More than million votes we're cast
for Mcclellan on Tuesday and all that he
wanted to become President was a sufieiency
OF friends to cast votes to give him enough
States to give him the Electoral College,
Commercial
Our contemporary only gives Mcclellan
about half his vote, which was near ttoO mil.
lions He polled votes enough to have given
him large majority Of the electoral votes, II
there had been no frauds and no violence re-
sorted 10.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-11-11
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Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-11-11

D6S-Dan Rice clown, and candidate for
Senator on the Democratic ticket in Crawford
and Erie, will we are informed, shortly make
his appearance at his old place of business,
in Walnut street above Eighth He will be ac-
companied by his trained donkey, aud will
preach Democracy and jokes. We congralu
late Colonel MeCandless upon having secured
this new attraction. Press of yesterday.
We are glad that the campaign is assumiIg
such jovial character. 1t is far better to
laugh than to cry, In order to eounteract, in
some degree, the effect Of Dan Riee's appear.
ance in Philadelphia, as above announced, we
are informed that "0ld Abe" the celebrated
clown, and candidate for the Presidential
chair, will shortly make his first appearance
at concert hall, in Chestnut street above
Twelfth The Great Jester will be acoompa-
MED by his trained "dog," and will give his
latest jokes, and sing the famous negro melo-
dy so admirably performed under his drec-
ton at Antietam. We congratulate our Alb.
olilion friends upon having secured this new
attraction. Dan must look to his lRurss. -
Philadelphia Age
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-11-11
NTo whom It May Concern. ,

1t is a significant fact that in the most
decided Peace or "Copperhead" counties,
the Democrats have made their chief gains
since 1868, and also since The late October
election We point to Butler. Mont
gomery, Preble, Crawford, Starke, Ross,
Perry, Fairfield, Auglaize, &c. Let the
lesson be laid to hear;--"With all thy
getting, get wisdom"
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-11-11
ID 4 Il ID

WENz This morning at half past o, Rataune Q,
daughter Of John and Mary WenE, aged three years,
one month and seventeen days Funeral TO morrow
afternoon at half past one. No 2s3 west end of Water
street
Services Rt the Catholic Emanuel Church at hall
past one. Intsrment-CRthOic Buryns ,Iround,
MAN street, near the Fair Ground.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-11-11

AND
f L u u
Stricklands Anti- Cholera Niztnye.

1 eompoeiaon Of sstringents, absorbents tunu.
ants and cHrninatives, winch every Thysicipn nc.
knoWledgeh II the only reparaton that will efect
permanent cure OF Diarrheh and Dyseters This Anti.
Cholera Mixture IL now in use IN some Of ,ur army
hospitals where II gives the greatest satisfaction II
has saved the lives Of thousands Of our soldiers and
and We WI guarantee 70 be the hest rene
dy In the world for Darrhea and Dysentory
Mr. Woods Of Coyngton, My, Will he most hspty
70 satisfy any one as to tho virtue of Bi, kands An
Choiera Mikturei In fact we have grent numher {
testimonials from patients who have istn cur, nit,i
being pronouncedn in uTahe by their physicians - me
amer taking only bottle Of StrcElsnds Anti Chol
era Mixture. II YOU suffer with Disrrhta and nyfon
terytry one bottle. ma
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-11-11
NOTICE.

alilSA EngeHer,
W. In Mont. Com
Frank EngsseT, Pleas
CAID trenK Enosssr 10 hereby notified that the
- said kiiki Eng 7 ud on ihe gith day OF Sep
temberA l., 1854, h,e her pet, ton in the Clerks
ofhoe Of the Court Of Common Pleas witnln and for
the County OF Montgomery and State Of OHIO, chArQ.
ing him with habltual drunkenness, and extreme
cruelty aud asking that she may be divorced from
the said Frank Enyeser, which petition will stand for
hearing at the neat November Term, A, d. 1854 Of
said Court ELIZA ENGE5ER
BY DAVID A, HoUK, her Atty.
pATroH, September Esd, 1894 sep27.w0w