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Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-08-03
state Rights.

Strangely enough the chief opposition
to State rights comes from the quarter
most interested in the maintenance of the
doctrine The NEw ENoLAND States have
always been the nursery of Federalism
and consolidation. Yet it is only under
the contrary theory Of our form Of Gov.
ernment that they are entitled to the power
and independence which they exert.
RuoDE ISLAND, by the latest census, has
population of l74,620 New YoRK has
3,S80,000 But in the Senate of the
United States, one Of the branches of the
law making power Of the General Gov
eminent, the State of RHODE ISLAND with
its Insignificant population has just as
many votes as her powerful neighbor.
New York Each has two Senators
Either one can veto the action of the
other. The reason is that both are STATES,
and are represented in the Senate as
STATES without regard to population, re-
sources. or extent of territory.
Such being the case, when the Statse
have become consolidated into one people
by the adoption of Federal principles one
of the first things to be dome will be to
deprive RHODE ISLAND and the other small
States of their equal representation, and
to divide the whole country, without refer
ence to State lines, into senatorial districts
of equal population. What will then
become Of little VERMONT, insignificant
RHeDE Island and the other Yankee
States new YORK, having population
lequal to that of all of them together will
have an influence equal to them sll to-
gether--whereas now they have twelve
votes, where she has but two.
The doctrine of consolidation, if carried
ont to its legitimate consequences by
amendments to the Constitution, under
certain circumstances, might be highly
favorable to the west Our territory is
very extended and capable of very large
population. New England on the con-
trary can barely subsist the people she now
has. We would, in the course of time,
rule the whole country, if we should escape
the other great evils threatened by con-
solidation. t.i.... .t.lft
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-08-03
Turn Him Omt.

In the month of February, 1861 Mr.. Lin
coin; "If | adopt wrong policy, the op
portunity for condemnation will occur in four
years time, Then can be turned out, and a
better man with better views put in my
place"
That Mr.. LiRcoln has adopted wrong
policy is not doubted By men OF either the
Republican or Democratic parties Repnbli
cans are as severe in their denuncation oi
his reconstruction policy" "foreign policy,
his NEGRO policy" and his uncertain policy
on almost every public question, as Demo
Gratis are, Therefore, if the people are wise
they will not fail to take Mr.. Lineoln's own
advice, and turn him out Wayne County
Democrat
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-08-03
Current News Items.

Our telegraphic dispatches this morning
indicate a change in the organization of the
Potion &C army Whether Grant is to be be
headed, is not clear Meade, the best officer
in the army, is to be removed, and Hooker is
to succeed him.
There is trouble in Sherman army Fight.
ing Joe Hooker, in a 6t Of jealousy, because
he was not appointed to succeed Mcpherson,
returns from command in the very crisis OF
the struggle before Atlanta.
The Cincinnati Gazette is engaged in de.
tracing from the reputation Of Gen. Sher-
man, 1t says bis military career has been
very consumptve Of men and means, and has
continually lacked the prestige of victory.
Provost Marshal General Fry announces
that the Hundred Day Men will be exempt
from the draft, provided they enlist for the
term of one year The Cincinnati Gazette,
which seems in bad humor with everything
and everybody, is indignant at Fry's decision.
Il is believed that the raiders have at last
retired from Pennsylvania.
Major Gen, Hooker and staff arrived in
Cincinnati yesterday, and left for Washington
to-day. ....., I.....
The Cincinnati Gazette says that the veal
thy men Of that city do not engage very ex.
tensively in the business of burying represen'
tative recruits. The GGEette is too stupid tc
see in this a growing aversion to the further
prosecution Of the war, even among Republi
cans
The report that the Confederate Genera
Gilmore is killed, is not true
Lincoln was in consultation, yesterday, will
Grant at Fortress Monroe This is ominous
There is always retreat or a defeat afte
Lincoln goes to see General,
General Averill is censured for allowin,
Chambersburg to be burned. He says that Al
the time he vas engaged in remounting BIZ
cavalry.
Simon Cameron has addressed letter t.
President Lincoln, demanding the removal 0
General Couch and the appointment of Gen
Cadwallader to the position.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-08-03
AncIent JeMeIrY.

The jewels of the Egyptian Queen Aah.Ko-
tep, who died eighteen hundred years before.
Christ, aud whose tomb was discovered by q
French archeologist in 1850, will be exhibit
ed at the National Exhibition in London
When found at Gounah, the body ofthe Queen
was Covered with objects in gold and silver,
such as a diadem in massive gold encrusted
with precious stones, elaboratey chased with
the head Of sphynxes, aud bound together with
a cord of gold wrought like tress q collar
Of gold, having depended from it three flies OF
solid gold, supposed to be the decoration Of
the Egyptian honorary Order of the Fly
two heads of lions and boat OF death
mounted on wheels, and with little figures of
rowers in silver The sitter is supposed to re-
present the deceased Queen, and the chanter
in the boat is OF gold his finger is placed
upon his lip, as in enjoining silence.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-08-03
The Peace Movement.

The Stark County Democrat comes to
us with call, which has received thou
sand signatures, for a meeting in Canton,
August 9th. irrespective of party, to con-
slider the propriety of demanding that the
Executive at Washington make an effort
to obtain suspension of hostiities with
view of terminating Immediately this
bloody civil war by fair and honorable
terms of peaceful settlement,
Multiply these meetings. Make it a
business to hold Peace Consentions. Let
the people send up a voice to Washing.
ton which LINCOLN will not dare to dis
regard.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-08-03
ONLY GENUINE HAIR REspoaER.


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Tse disease spread until my scalp was one con1piets
sore. Il became very painful my rest at night was
broken; the burning and itching fensatop was " sur.
ToGld apply TF%;dy after Iem9ay Gt
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You sssuredme that you would eradicate the dis ase
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Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-08-03
Somewhat Mixed.

The Dayton Journal has reliable informa.
ton that an error has been detected in the as.
signment Of the quota fJr troops in Ohio" Of
l90 900, ard accordingly our true quota is 81 :
600 instead of 10000 The Journal says
that it is Uniformed furthermore, that as soon
as the blunder is worked out thoroughly, it
will he officially announced
"RelabIe iniormatonl' The Journals in
formant is too destitute of good sense to he
'reliabe for the quota Of Ohio under the
500 600 call is not short of 5O,792. An In.
stant Of mathematical thought would have
convinced the Journal of its "blunder," and
saved it about half days work in re.calcula.
ting the ward and township quotas on The new
basis The quota Of Indians is 35732, lii
nois 36, 600 in whole numbers Pennsy
6l,700, New York 80 3ls, and Massachusetts
2l,670 These are all the same proportions
to the respective populations OF these States,
as b0,192 is to the population Of Ohio CrediG .
may reduce the quota of Ohio to something
like the Journals figures, but blunders will not
-Ng Gazette aa,.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-08-03
A Great DeIusIOn.


trron the fhiadelphla Presbyterian,
A correspondent ofthe Christian Register,
(Onitarian) who writes in praise of the men
Of the Western army, states fact in regard to
General Sherman which we would be sorry
10 think true, and ad Is reason for such a
course, which will sadden all Christian hearts.
No greater delusion could be fostere in the
minds of men than that simple patriotism will
constitute passport to heaven
at is significant fact that General Sher-
man, when was at Nashville, allowed only
United States Sanitary agents to go the front
cutting of the Christian Commission entirelg
and barely allowing them two boxes day on
the freight trains, to send stores to agents al,
ready at the front, The western spirit re-
CARDS the preteDee Of coming to the fighting
front to save the souls of men who die noble
deaths in battle as an utter humbug and per.
sons Of the strietest orthodoxy 10. the West
have been known TO affirm that any man Who
gives his life in battle for his country some.
how becomes a Christian in so doing :" y
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-08-03

EVERYBODY ia being cured of this dstressine
II disease by the OF
Dr.. Stricklands Pile Remedy
Read what those say who have used 1t;
Mr.. Charles ". Land am of Louisville ard Mr. J
Hazarde Cincinnati, o both we're cured Ter using
they have tried everything but MD obtain no reei
but one Pot Of stricklAnd's Pile Remedy erected a
perfect cure alter suffering for many " ars With the
wo st kind OF Piles. They recommend every one
who is suffering to ttyit.
Ask for
DR. StrickldndS Pin Remedy.
Sold by all druggists, IS cts pot. Mauniactured at
W. N"St curtin 81 CINCINNATI %. mia
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-08-03
A Most Desirable WORK.

We have received a handsomely print
ed pamphlet of GA pages, being a
Biographical Memoir Of CLEMENT L.
VALLANDIGHAN, by his Brother" 1t is
a very interesting and well written work,
and ought to be read, not only by the
friends, but by the enemies of tho great
Western Statesman. As we read it, we
learn from the insight it affords Of his
habits of life aud study, as weR as from
the conscientious adherence to fixed princi-
pies, which has marked his whole career,
why it is that the threats and infections Of
despotism, combined with the denunoia-
tions and calumnieS of the mob, have not
been able to make him swerve for one
Instant from what he conceives to be the
line of his duty. Price 20 cents--a
liberal discount to agents. Address j.
WALTER d Co., 10, City Hall Square,
New York. ..a p ..aa'Rl
u rfH.. H.fIt
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-08-03

Strieklands . Aaii- Cholera Mcclure.
AND
r L IT x

| composition Of astrinRents, absorbepts stfrni,.
Agis and armioatves, which every phvttcet, No.
knoWledgrs ls the orly prt parstiou that will tFsct
PeIinsne9t cure Of Dianhea and DyseteT. This anti
hospitals where IL gives the greatest sstiafa,1iot
has saved the lives of thousands OF our soldiers o,
eEens, and We viii guarantee he the be ST re
dy IN The world for Diarrhea and Dysenterv
ar woods, Of Covington, My, Will be most banrv
70 satisiy any one 70 the virtue of kIands A,}
tesnmonals from patients who have teen cur, ate,
belna pronouncedin urahle by their physicapt srne
sIter taking only one tote Of strcsnnt's Anti Cbol
teryhy one bottle III
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-08-03
A big Fight.

Eleven guerrillas attacked twenty home
guards in Kentucky, charging upon them,
killing one, woun ling another, and cap
turing the rest The material Of Unionists
and home guard heroes in Kentucky seems
to be of Aimsy nature.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-08-03
MrotcaI

NURES Coughs Colds, Sore Throat, Asthma, end
~ Coneumption. II ia only necessary for any
troubled with these complaints to try one bottle Of
Strick ands Aellif1uOus Cough Balsam
TO convince them that tits the bert preparation ever
used. IL not only cures tho above affections N the
Throat and Lungs, but it cures Night kWeats and
spittng Of Bl od and s excellent parele for sny
kind OF Sore Throat II Is pleasant 70 tnke, and a
safe medicne or infants Price 65 Cents per bottle
FothHie ob druggists generhiY. mia
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-08-03

TEE Cincinnati Gassrs publishes the
following, which is indicative Of the
growth Of the peace sentiments among
the Republicans of Cincinnati; III
"GreAt Expectations have been cherished by
the bone and sineW Of our community in ref
erence to the propositions thatthe wealthy men
ofthe city, who have grown grayi the peace
and prosperity Of former years, should each
place representative in the army. We are
sorry to say that they are likely to disaP-
point Us >"
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-08-03
Information Dearly Bought.

Gen. GRANT, it is said, is now quite
satisfied that LEE had sent no considerable
force into Maryland. knowledge is good
thing but it is possible to pay too big a
price for it, .y..,r 4
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-08-03

The True Presbyterian says Of Parson
BrownIow Dr. R J. Breekinridge and Henry
Ward Beechsr 'They are representatives Of
the loathsone feature Of the present reVoIu-
ton, its thorough prostitution Of the religion
and ordinances Of JesHs Christ to the hellish
purposes Of partisan politicians, beyond all
precedent in church history"
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-08-03
Important Changes la the Army,

1t is rumored that GRANT is to be sent
70 the fortidcations about Washington.
while HOOKER takes command Of the
Army of the Potomac. NogoOd is likely
to result from the change. ---
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-08-03

B6r President Lincoln acknowledges the
receipt, from several ladies' of Trenton, Of "a
cane with hallOwed associations. That
must be the Cain that killed Abel, and the
"hallowed assooiAiions" sllude TO the memo,
81 Of the fratricidal strife. t.t
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-08-03
NOTICE.

A PETITION viii be presented TO Governor
~ Brough for The pardon of clAyborn Hagan. nov
preoner In the Ohio Ponitsntiary. 7
asOws" oAiHARIGE HA0AH.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-08-03
Nalr Rcstorer.
A GARD TO THE PUBLIC

A GARD TO THE PUBLIC.
fINhE UNDkkslGNED hereby return their (bask.
l. 10 hr Valentine Fries, Agent, and The
GERSANIA LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY
oL New YORK, for the great promptness they have
Shown IN paying to us the amount OF the insuri reo
ON the hie Of Peter Eeher, deceased. Said Eiober
insured his life for the benefit OF his he and III
dren, on tho 2lst day ApTl, 1864 He rudd.nIv
TOOK sick and led on the Sd day OF May, 1894 and
On ~ thls osy me company has PAID the amount Of
the insurance $1,000. We think it qht thai tbe,nb
lie should know these facts 'e FON
Dayton, May "a, 1884 A. HooRsT. IN. H.,
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-08-03
A Letter from the 63d.-We have

A Letter from the 63d.--We have read
a letter from soldier in the 63d Ohio, to his
parents here, giving an account Of the fght
at Decatur, in which Adjutant Forrer lost his
life, and Captain Thorne was shot through b
the ankle, and taken prisoner. David Nc
Reynolds, Of this city, was taken prisoner
+ Randall, of Chambersburg, was wounded
journal
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-08-03
Losses in the 89d Ohio.-Company G.

LOSbts IN inc b3d UhlO-Uompany G.
Capt George Wight, head, severe; John Py-
ers head, slight James Wills, leg, slight
Sergt Levi While, missing and wounded
CORPORAL Theodore Swanzell, missing and
wounded John Dill, missing and wounded.
Company K-Capt Dauie t. Thorne,
wounded and a prisoners Sergt David E.
Hisey, ankle, severe; Sergt Frank b Cha
terry, side, slight Corporal Henry ] Arnold,
head, slight; Francis E Randall, neck, slight
VIM. A. Roseborn, leg, severe Abiah e.
Zims, neck, severe; Sergt David II Reyn-
Slds, missing Francis H Dunningtou, miss
ngl a.H
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-08-03

D@-More European Mormonsr-l0eg--ar.
rived at New York one day last week
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-08-03

DEMOCRATIC STATE TICKET
sEoRErARY OF srArB,
WILLIAM W. ARMSTRONG,
~ Senecs Csunty.
SUPREME JUDGES,
(Ton ruLL TEhNO
PHILADELPH VAN TRUMP,
OF Fairfield Cou ty.
(To rtLL vAoAEotEs.)
Long Vacancy,
MACHIAS c. WHIrELEY,
OF Hancock County
Short Vsoancy,
ALEXANDER 3. BOYS,
OF Highland County.
- ATTORNEY GENERAL,
LYMAN r CRlTCHFIELD,
OF Holmes County
COMPTROLLER OF the TREASURY,
WILLIAM s V. PRENTlSS,
OF Franklin County
SCHOOL COMMISSIONER,
ALEXANDER S RAMSEY,
OF Hardin County.
BOARD OF PUBLIC WORKS,
(FuLL TERH)
WILLIAM LARWILL,
OF Ashland County.
(roR VsoAEcT,)
CHARLES B0ESEL,
OF AugisiGe County.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-08-03

aIIsT.lll laf '. .''4' .'s. ,s.I
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-03-02
iso1rd OF Aide rmen.

At n meeting at this Board yesterday after
noon Mr. TOyC presented resolution TO the eject ths'
whereas several months ago the Common Council O..
cided 10 purchase the property known rs tbs Font
Ganseyoor property FOR the purpose Of erecting thereon
pablo market and whereas the sid property pur
chased Sor shoui onel IT, il ripsie yaue and
he sold for over one nu collars Gnd vh'rras he Con.
rorr Tefses 30 complete the purchase 81 ipopeity.
although II nns ners decided Dv Shs Judicial tribunals
that b. is bound 10 carry out The direction of ht Com
mon Council resolved that The CorirG6r De Teqis ed
la report 10 Tins Board his for ne. obey such
directions. The resolution unanimously adoptcd.
hIr. JONES offered resolution which was adopted.
that The mcnb. OF the Legislature frum the city pro
test against the passage Of nil nou before the Iegs
lature placing the control of the public market in he
hands II IA ppnslhe Commission. Mr.. Jones said he
understood that such bil before the Iccisa-
ture, and inquirlng he found that very few Of tie
men Of tho proposed Commission are known In TIE city
many az thcin rfS.iug ~ tc interior az me state
communication Wa received FROM the COMMITS.
miAsonprS Of the Central Psrs dcnyiug that especial
fayors were granted any Association OF particular class
of rsors in regard TO TIC use .: ihe ponds for kaiing
purposes.
As shown ~ statement from the Controller Tie
sum OF st "a paid out during Tho fortnight eudiug
Feb % hof The relief of the families OF volunteers
On motion Of Mr. ToSRs, the Board concurred with
the Conncimen in the appointment Of Commissioners o.
Deeds Notwithstanding the objections ~ the Mayor
4 CoumuUe stion was received from the Manor veto
ing the resolution Of the Common Council 70 pay PAYERS
and lalOrcrs In thu Crot"n Aqneduc: Department
the sum Of - per dry, OF The ground that
here +. no mouev IN ttis Department 10 meet the In.
creased ahte1 O. Is cents por nnG ConsC Cuorty
his signature would not promote Ire Interests az me
aborers. lie had no objection "a the increased pay,
ard would choerfGy give his signature after AZ appro
priaton Lad hecn made IN accordance viii tie pro
visions 81 the Charter
Permission was given 10 the Managers @. The SAM.
tary lair 10 erect building over the Sidewalk in
Fourteenth street, for the ~ the Fair Ahpr trans
acting large smonnt VI routine business the Board
sdjoarned unrii next tuesday
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-03-02
UNITED STATES coMMIssloNERs OFFICE Esn :.


TIE rfUTrNOUs CREW of THE EICTORT.
The United Safes ast. The Cow OF illo American Ship
Victory
The examination OF the accused was concluded
this morning
Tie -te ard sul third n11ie Of the vessel were examined
and corrobOrstej tie evidence Of the captain to tn usa
OF the crow obey the o,dcrs Of tlenaeT Ia rcrcuce 20
hu. aw the main ward; bH tie hifd mate testified tt
when the second mate the order fe . cord tt the
rrew ob.,-i ~. also te ifed Nli 70 auotAer lime drus
hr voysg. r refused a.s IN oEeail because tfc
had not hsl ibeil breakfast.
Tie rhvsci,n Of die vessel testified s four OF the ere"
WHO were arrested rk below II claimed ia th'te
had been difficulty among tie seerege passengers winch re-
suited IN dee suoax vi ci lie pa-senff = uetd y ts m
mate The rrry claimed lint Gone IN cold blood ara
e. .on . to Sc c came neas he post ,ud pilot caue
board th-s srpesel 10 the pilot 20 hay" lin arrested AZ"
when the M assured them s' lie could DO moth ng for them
tie, :. once resumed their jIs. The Commissioner 49,
-sr - acc-sd bc'ug o'he opinion that no rove hnh
bern shown bringing the e. within the statute The. wa in
the eydrcs the ad been ohedient except 10
t. s one oi-r instance That believing they DID tlsl 6
~ AZ crime had been committed they he'd right % d. Iara
H. guilty. pary shuuld lie srrs.rd lhs' the period Vi hr ~
edesfe d not extend ovcr teH Minutes sut q q on the
sdiuced the accused could Re held tho CHAR
NJ Dou0Hur arpegFrd with tEr DisiTicA homry os sht
prosecution. ME. \ a.. W Usurr Cor the accused
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-03-02
TrnYelera1 Emilia

To Albany. by Hudson X. r. % Warronst -.
o. M, and a. 8. and l0:t0 p. m Sunday ,rain
To Albany, by Harlem r. r. 26thst sti.sy, 0. NJ 'a
aud 40 p. m. Sunday train.
To Batiuorc, by the New.Jerssy r. R., f,ot =; 70
Coanl9ndt st., 3 and 10 a. H., a p. m, ana II
misunderstanding. ............,..,.....- .
To Boston, by New-London line Pier 20 ~ ~
stonington line Pier la, n. r., and Fail Rirs,
line, Pier ,, " K. daily lS0nday excepted.
To Boston By New Haven RR.. via Sprin,sei,'
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Ni VIZ shore Line. ....l2i nnd p. m SnnJs,
To Buffalo, BY Eric kR. foot OF ChamAe,. %
So. ...s.......s.ie nd 10 a. M ana
To lsip Fire ltBad. ard other resort. ON Lo,,
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To the West, BY Penney hSnia Central RAILROAD
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To the West, by Genital Railroad Of Eew.Jersev
ie0t OF tourtendts a. m. ~ m ana
10 Pbiladc.Dlia ~ New-Jersey Railroad foot Of
C0UT;lsnd.-st..7, and 10 a. m. " M, 4 and 6p
m. and II midnight, Sunday. a.
10 PHILADELPHIA by CSnden AMI hmboy Railroad u
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