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Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-08-24
Gen. Lee as a Hlstorian.

Tho Richmond Commercial Bulletin says
that General Lee is understood ty he varying
the monotony Of his retirement in Cumber
land County, by making history. He is wri-
ting history Of his campaigns from the time
that he assumed command Of the Army of
Northern Virginia, after the battle of Seven
Pines, to the captulstion at Appomatox Court
House, or the 9th of April. ....
His work will contain on account of the OK.
ploits of the various commands comprised in
the Army of Northern Virginia. The close
of Summer or the beginning Of Autumn will,
doubtless witness tbs completion OF book de-.
stined to be handed down TO all times as
thrulhful and impartial narrative OF the great
cat campaigns of the age, written by the
greatest actor in the war. Hl
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-08-24

Mnior NnnnraI Cnv nnonad tbo ,nI;ti,aI
comnnisn in Ohio at Wsrrsn- TrnmbnIl
oo,,nty In a v,.,v ANAL halI vhioh vgas econ.
msJ bs a verv ANAL crowd Gener.i COY
t,hsaroS s,.il Sr;,,sn hn, n,;Il.sn5 ua,a,s
sort Of a sneech fuil of bunkum, mock heroics
and wiud in wb;rh no ranaeed A. main, Az,
IN ind;,rara,,, Jav,ori,s Ibe ,,os;,;n,, h., oa
sumed in hi. letter on tbe negro onestion-
viz ,bat he h.J mo- ouinion sbou1 il and ia
rsady 70 either rxlerminnle. enslaye or ale
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-08-24
The Era OF Crime.

A New York eotemporAry declares that II
never knew time when there was such law.
lessness everywhere, aud adds "Society
seems to be resolving itself in its original ele-
msnts, and every man is becoming Law
unto himself Murders, riots outbreaks,
drunkenness, rapes, garrolings, robberes,
thehs fowdyism, etc., are OF daily
occurrence A spirit of hate and vengeance
seems 10 preyade the land The teachings Of
the last four years have educated genera
lion OF cut throats. Pulpits aud piracy are
ANONYMOUS terms, and there il not even an
Intern ediate stage between diapers aud des-
peroadism"
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-08-24
A. Ia. Dawson Of Georgia.

This gentleman, now in the city has been
requested by several eminent merchants and
leading citizens, to deliver course Of lee
lures upon q subject which should excite the
interest, and enlist the sympathy Of oil
namely, the Reconstruction OF the old Union,
and The best method to create fraiernsl feel
ing between the North and South, Mr.. DAw.
son is gentleman of education ard expert
enee, and we have high authority in stating
that while his arguments are inconlrovertible,
he clothes them with tho eloquence of con.
summate orator As we have said, the
theme is OF vast Importance 10 all sorts Of
people, and the sooner il ia recognized as par
amount, the better If the lecturer can pre-
scribe healing balsam to the present un-
healthy relations existing between
the North and South, he will constitute him
self beneiactor TO the whole human race, as
we'll as ofhs own countrymen.
We understand that arrangements are on
foot to secure the Mozart Hall for the opening
lecture Cincinnati Enquirer
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-08-24
A Question and an Answer.

Gen Cox has been delivering a speech at
Oberlin, Ohio, an abstract Of which We find
in the Commercial 1t says; a.
AN old gentleman of the colored persua-
sion, who seemed to be convinced that the
General had got the advantage on the gem
eral issue of negro suffrage South, rose to
inquire whether, setting that question aside,
the General would, il elected, favor an
amendment to the Constitution Of Ohio per
mitting negroes to vote in this State, The
General replied that he had stated his. own
plan, aud his own mode Of solving The diff
ficulty, He believed the question must be
decided for the black man as unite, and
that the duty of the colored man here was
to connect his destiny with those at the
South +; that If the question had to be do.
termined BY each State for itself his determ
inston here would be for the full application
of the rights OF man, which he had described
Loud applause greeted this reply, and the
meeting adjourned ti o.. ..a.. .
This is very vague, indefinite and un-
satisfactory answer to a plain question, It
admits Of but one word-yes or no. The
General showed but little frsnkness and
honesty when he thus evaded it. His inter
rogator was no wiser after his answer than
before How can our politics be otherwise
than corrupt when candidates thus dodge and
evade practical issue l. Cine Enquirer,
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-08-24

"Brick, Of the La Crosse Democrat, has
the following lem concerning couple ofhis
Abolition contemporaries, lie says
''The press and type on which tho Fon du
Lac Commonwealth, q republican paper, is
printed, WAS stolen from printing ollcs at
Golumbia, Tennessee, by lts present user, the
editor of the Commonwealth. There is pros
pect Of the "loyal' confscationist coming to
REF over it A Republican printing office
in his city has lately received Q lot OF sect nd
hand type tcOn down South when the owner
was away. We admire fighting rebel more
than athieving a patriot, and arc not afraid to
say so. II these Southern printing Office
stenlers could have stolen few brains at the
same time they would have been better of
than now What pity this cruel war is
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-08-24
The Reason.

lleeehers paper says ut must be partic.
ularly gratifying to the good Uoion men to
learn that the largest income tax is paid in
every section Of the country, almost Uniform
ly by radical Repnblcans." This is probably
true, and the reason is plain.--These good
radical Republicsps have, for four years been
enjoying fat contracts, filling their cspaeious
pockets with plumber from an over.taxed
people, and swindling the Government
Some have had "horse contracts" others
hardware contracts" others contracts for
"mules" No wonder they can report their
forty thousand dollar incomes - Pidiad, dier
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-08-24
GeneraI Schenck.

General Sehsnck is going round the State
telling upon what conditions he is willing to
let the South return to the Union. There is
no return about il, The war has been wsged
upon the theory that they have never been
out, or could get out, and these members take
their seats in Congress, as a matter Of course,
without asking leave Of General Schenck 'er
any body else. The Southern membera have
precisely as much right to name the condition
he has to demand condihons Of themi- Gin
eiRRGti Enquirer. g.r..r
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-08-24
Current News Items.

We have Liverpool dates up TO the l2ih
ins, Nothing had been heard from the
Great Eastern or her consorls. Some disas-'
ter. il ia feared, had befallen her Hes con-
sorts, in that event would lie by her. The
London Times fears that 1t would be almost
impossible Tor them totow her .5f e.
The London Times is in favor Of a free
trade policy between Canada and the United
States All sensible people are in favor OF IT,
The Bmperor Napoleoii has gone,,o Camp
Chnlons.
Some foreign journals have rumors that
Napoleon, after Leopods death, will annex
Belgium to France, giving the Duke OF bra
bant the Mexican instead Of the Belgian
crown. He would give Veniiia to Italy, and
the Danubian Prncipalties to Austria, and
territory in Northern Germany to Prussia
The Bank of France lost 100000 francs
cash during the last week, ..tl
The cholera continues its ravages
The negotiations between Spain and Rome
about Italy have been concluded Spain
promises to protect the iuteresis OF the Lee
glon in Rome ......r.f,.t 2. se4.....
The Secretary! Of State, Hon. VIM, H.
Seward, has regained his health and is now
at his post in the State Department.
General Howard, the great head Of the
negro boardidg house organization under the
auspices Of the Government has set out on Il
Western tour. .....
They have had another severe railroad &C.
cident near New Haven, Connecticut, The
cars ran over COW, and we're thrown of the
track The baggage car, which contained
ten or twelve employees ofthe road, was badly
smashed, and nearly all in il were seriously
injured. . ..u,. ..r.u ..
The Administration and the military have
forced Mississippi to adopt the Constitutional
Amendment, sbolshing slavery. The Con-
venontion has also repealed the ordinance OF
secession. ...., ,l,. .......r. r....,u .t... ...
The New York Herald has privrte adyices
from England that the defect in the Atlantic
Cable was intentional and caused by a rival
contract Tor the wire. ...,.,...
Postmaster General Dennison deelines- 10
be candidate for United States Senator in
place of John Sherman.
Graham & Co., estimate their loss by the
Ketchum letslcation at million and half
-nearly million Of which was by the forged
checks. ~ .-
The pnrAmour OF Jenkins, the Phoenix
Bank robber in New York. has been dischaIg-
ed by the Court. ..-a............r IN
A silverware munufactory has been rob
bed in New York, BY burglars, of lhirteen
thousand dollars worth of jewelry and sll'
yer. ....s....
Gold closed at l433. '" /" '''' '"' s'i'
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-08-24
How Singular.

How strange it is that the men who are so
eager to tear down the distinction between
the Whites and Blacks, and make them all
equal at the ballot box, are at work with
equal persisteney to build up distinction be-
tween rich and poor, To this end the revenue
and tax laws are 30 arranged that while the
farmers and mechanics are taxed on oil they
produce, the rich bondholders are exempted
from bearing their share Of the expenses of
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-08-24
MONTGOMERY OOUATX
DEMOCRATIC CONVENTION,

The Democrats of Montgomery County,
and all Others milo are opposed 10 NEGRO
EQUALITY, and in .faSor Of EQUAL
TAXATION, are requested to meet in
their respective townships, at the usual
places of holding elections. on
saturday, September 9d, 1896,
at i o'clock, P. M, and in the several
Wards of the city OF Dayton, at such
places AZ may be designated, at 8 8o'olook,
p. M. of said day, for the purpose of sp-
pointing Delegates to the Democratic
County Convention to be held at Beckol
Hall, in the city of Dayton, at 10 o'clock.
A. M. on . .....a I.... ..i D..
september, 9th, 1860,
for the purpose OF nominating two Repre-
and other candidates for the
various county Offices. "I a.'
Each township is entitled to eight. and
oGSh ward to three delegates. ha. ai
By order Of the Democratic Central
Committee. f... .r......,.5 ..u..f. ...... .
WILLIAM PATTON, DAVID CLARK,
ETHOMHSOH, j. v. EAURATH.
Val, FRIEs, iJoNA. KINNEY.
PnLIE FARRsLL.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-08-24

PaILLIPs iIOUsE. August 18Th 1866
tfRNrLINEN; Your truly gratifying favor has been
duly received, and hasten to respond While most
gratefully accepting the compliment you have o gen
erously rendered ME, sea ce know how adequately
to express my deep OF the honor you have con-
ferred upon me IL is but two short weeks since l
entered your beautiful city, utter and entire stran-
ger TO you ALL had, however, n strong and abiding
iath in the taste and herality Of your citizens and
determined rs far as lay In my power and the faces
at my command would permit, 10 offer you series OF
entertainments In degree worthy OF your acoep-
tance. The generous patronage afforded me for the
past two weeks, would seem TO indicate that have
ia measure, succeeded in my object. feel, very
sensitvely. the macy acts of kindness, OF which /
have been the recipient whila IN this cty and would
&, most earnestly, TO you, gentlemen, that
during my necessarily short solourn in your midst il
will be my persistent purpose to still further merit
your support and kind consideration.
The talented young artist, Edmund Coles, has
most generouly surrendered next Thursday evening,
and moreover volunteered his valuable services for
the occasion. Aner due consideration with my stage
manager, would respectfully suggest that the benefit
take place on that evening" Thursday, August 2ith
ut Beckel Hall.
Every EFFORT will he made to render the entertain
ment IN every respect worthy the occasion.
beg most respectfully to subscribe myself
Your obedent servant,
B. FREDERICKs.
To Massrs. Chas. Anderson, d. A Haynes, Il. Il.
Gunckel, Jonathan henney, j. d. Phillips, J. X.
Young ana others.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-08-24
M Ar RIED.

BoYER-KNEISLY--Ou Thursday, August 24th,
1885, at the residence OF the brides father al Dayton
View. by the Rev, s. Talbot, Mr. JOSIAH e BoYER
and MISS M. LIZZIE KSEIsLr, daughter of Samuel
Kneisy, Esq. No Cards.
In return for their kindly remembrance Of the
printers, we cordially tender the happy pair onr
sincere congratulations, and express to them the
heartfelt wish that not single cloud OF sorrow or
misfortune may ever cast Its shadow across the path
way of their futurehves.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-08-24
legal.
ADMINISTRATORS SALE OFREAL
E0TATE

ADMINISTRATORS SALE OFREAL
..... ESTATE
DY virtue Of and in obedience to an order Of the
ID Probate Court, OF Montgomery County, OHIO,
will sell at public sale on the premises on Saturday
the Esd day oiSeptember, 1855, at two O'Clock p NJ.
the following described real estate, BELONGING the
estate OF Henry Hagedorn (RlsO called emith) de-
ceased to wit; Situate in the city OF Dayton, IN the
county OF Montgomery, in the Atate Of Ohio, on
Fulton street near the Dayton and Michigan Freight
Depot, Lot numbered eighteen hundred and nineteen
Qslsl according TO the revised plat OF said city Of
Dayton
Jn said premises Is erected largo brick house
with ten rooms, which appraised at thirty six
hundred dol'rs (S3 600O0 and not sell for less
than S2 400 90 ree of DOVER Terms ofsale one third
cash, one third lu one, and one third in two years
from day OF SALE tn interest from date ofssle and
secured by Mortgage on the premises
August, cath 1885
fr. wENDELIN SCHELHAMER
Administrator OF Henry Hagedorn, decd
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Four Dollars.

Those knowing themselves indebted TO the
best Government in the world for the privi-
lege OF being "able-bodied" without any just
or SO are SeEsDy Re ,S or ,S
18th of September, or else the same will he
collected by due process. and with costa
Veterans who have served with Sherman and
Grant are not excepted, we believe Every
body that has an able body must fork over,
except the raging 10. N Gs." They are
exempted from It's payment, as also from
working the roads, as a slight token OF the
public gratitude for their distinguished ser
vices. Rubby-dubby-dubI-Losg" Gdsefts.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-08-24
MARBLE WORKS.
PHILLIPS HOUSE.
mATRIMONIAL.

r AIDES AND GENTLEMEN: II you wish to
/ marry you can do 80 by addressing mo. 1 wlil
send YOU without money and without price valuable
information, that will enable you TO marry happily
and speedily, irrespective OF age, wealth or beauty.
wish 10 marry, will cheerfully assist you An lett
ters strictly confidential. The desired Information
sent by return mall and no reward asked Please i'm
close postage stamped envelope, addressed TO
YoursslE Address,
SARAH ID. LAMBERT,
GreenpOnt ...I
ml8d3m Kings Co, New York.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-08-24
A Funny Mistake.

The SPrinfeld (Mass) Republican is re.
sponsibe for the following, IL is strong
admonition to male youths, who part their
hair in the middle, like a woman, to let their
beard grow, if they have any, 20 that they
may on all occasions be readily distinguished
from the other sex: ....-.
1.-THE old proverb that circumstances alter
cases" had spicy illustration the other day
at a Boston hotel, nnd two parties, one from
this city, and the other of Boston, participated
therein A young man, who is the lsast bit
feminine in his appearance, parting his hair in
the middle, &c, went to Boston,
and while in that city, was taken
with severe fit Of collie Stop.
ping At hotel, he put himself TO bed, aud
sent for physician, Tho doctor came, felt
of his patients pulse, examined his stomach,
and inquired sOlemnly fhis habits were "reg-
ular;' TO which the young man, somewhat sur
prsed, answered in the affirmative. The doc
tor then cautiously and politely Informed bis
patient that his symptoms manifested some
probabilities OF an increase Of the census in q
short time The surprise OF the collie stricken
young man At this singular announcement,
was only equaled by that Of the doctor when
he discovered the true sex Of his patient
RATHER PLAIN LANGUAGE The editor OF
the Reeord--A republican, paper published in
Fayette County Ia.-declares:
1t is the opinion Of many earnest patriots,
who have always acted with the party Of
freedom and progress and have been aud are
ardent supporters Of the republican admins
traiion Of national affsirs, that the republican
party of Iowa is fast becoming az corrupt as
he'll, and desc rves to be damned
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-08-24

The Democratic Senatorial Convention in
the counties Of Franklin and Pickaway have
nominated A. T, Walling, Of Cireleyille %
the candidate for the State Senate. He will
be elected by a large majority .'
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-08-24
NEm advertisements.
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Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-08-24
announcements.

undope dent Candidate for Judge OF
the superior COart,
DANIEL A. HAYNES.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-08-24
PETER EAGLEs EsTATE.

AN the 14th day Of July 1895, the undersigned was
" appointed and qualified as Administrator of the
estate Of Peter Eagle, late Of Montgomery eonnty
Ohio, deceased, ~ tts URACR EAGLE.
3tw
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-08-24
Anlusements.

BEOKEL TALL.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-03-04
River News.


The river continues TO rise very slow
~, With rainy threatening weather, and
40 considerable decline may be ex-
pected,
There was no business done on the
wharf yesterday afternoon.
The arrivals we're the Atlantic, New
Orleans to Louisville; the Ella Faber,
Ontario and Financier, Nashville, and
Countess, Cairo TO Evansville.
The great Atlantic, from New Orleans,
arrived shortly after noon, light, being
just discharged from Government ser
vice
Her officers report that "A ]. smith's
corps were loaded on schooners and
other sea-going vessels, at New Or.
leans destination unknown
Several o. the steamers which had
carried them 10 New Orleans had been
ordered % load With coal 70 accompany
the expedition. Among he,numbsr vas
the Taraacon, which had been ordered 10
take in four thousand bushels OF coal in
her hold, but Il was not known whether
she would accompany the expedition or
be discharged At the mouth Of the Mis-.
sissippi River, but Captain Lusk was
looking rather blue with apprehension
The Ella Fabsr came up loaded with
corn from Mt Vernon and was ordered
back to Nashville.
The Ontario and Financier came up
light The former went 10 the corn pilu
below.
The Countess got in about six O. clock
She wAs announced to return to Cairo
last night She had moderate freight
Ths grand Armada will be the spIen
did packet for Cairo to-day. Her ap
continents are complete, aud Capt j
o Thorp, Billy Dunn and Val sorensor
are sterling gentlemen, and will make
passengers comfortable Shippers ar,
requested to get their bills down early.
The gay and festive Morning Star, III,
beauty Of the Louisville and Henderson
line, wilt DO the unrivaled packet fo
Henderson and Louisville this afternoon
Capt Billiard is in command and job,
Gwathney in the Office. The aecommo
dations on the Star are unexeeptionable
SO inserutable are the ways OF III
Government that we can scarcely fota
an idea where any steamboat is which !
not in port, or where any one now i
port will a week, or even a day, hence,
Cap. French has purchased an inter
sstin the Onward, and was loading he
at Piusburg for Nashville.
The Pttsbarg Commerciai Of Tuesda
has the following coal items
THE PREsESr RuS OF CoAL-Th
present rise in our rivers has started OF
another coal feet for the lower market
The departures up TO last evening wei
AS follows, VIA eleven tow-hoAts, eight
three barges and coal.boais, contains
nine hundred thousand bushels of col
for the ports noted below: