davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
, 1865-09-18

s1.Lou1s, Sept IL
TonAcco-Cuchapged. Green Lngs. s5loS4 50 FAC
tofy. A,,telso; Planters do, s6na37So; common
Manufactat,ng Leaf sa.1n9l1-2s; medium do, ttsooo.
113s: common Manufacturing Leaf slaoeS8.7s: me-
dium Do, se5 5o0a:s4s-
0RAlS-Wheat-Choice Old scarce and eonfos1as sos
, 1865-09-18

tsrocInl Despatch 10 the Chicago Tffhunc.1
H.. Dkrro1r, Sept 16
CrGn11 Parker, west No. :, osphan, Jones. Geye-
land, Buffalo, Ravson, P!over, Young, America Alice
Sea Eid, cornella Consueo, DoE, Arrow. Hart, Fro
mont, .Eus, Standard. Onward, Barney, Shoke,
Jupiter, Mary Morton, Imperial, Columbia Ethsa
Allen, Wsucpma-
powK-Massf1lou.
Wind South
, 1865-09-18
a1l1u5ft1tfut8.

NEcVJCKER'S TH EATRE.
w Mad'sqnesz est~een Dearborn .ad s,s,s. Msn:,,
dss n Il ocioex Peostasnca to eo1meeea
ut half pass sereu-
E1rasrmerts Of the popular young TtssedLso,
MK, /. r. BARRETT,
xho v1 DnDesr IN series Of sterling plsya supported
81 The fnu strength OF the COMPANY.
MONDAY. sect, 18th, snakspearsa Trsgeayot
HA1ELET- ...
ha1;s1 a'ssts ri 81. + HeViefsr oPhcils St's Aysrs;
Queen, MIS-. Cowel: Ghost. NJ hocG
Yresday-MoSEy. Evelyn, Nj. Barrett.
Wednesday-LADY OF LYONS. Glands ~, - Fl tsnW III
n astiys M Fl Prees,ssion tho last new cosneo' -
eis5 e sssufd.y = TAfle,soou-aRAaD MA1LsEG.
TOL. WOODS MU SE U N.
COL J. T. WOOD. ,rroprtetor md MansgG-
MR. A. D. ENADLE.Y ,-Dirpcsor OF sAtustAEass.
AR. TdDe. HAhH1 -tAN"AsS
Monday Evening. Sent 18th, ~tt1 be performed nr.
the fest time IN this c!tys tho rew London Coule
Drs1n1, IN acts, entitled
sYBuLA; OF, STEP NJ STEP,
Now playsnsn the British metropolis with the most
1 To Conclude viii BETsY BAKER-
, 1865-09-18

New FORK Money Market.
new ToRK. Sept. II.
bIosE1-Steady At 536 per cent.
Er1RLIS0 EIC11ANGE-SteAdy. At l99zGl9sH:
GolD-RAther more steady opening at lCY, anu
E1foRrs-Total exports OF Rpecie to-day II, 100.
f1ovEENAEST 61nCk%FHu.
FEFI0nTrFreehts 70 Liverpool quiet and dsu1, 81
G4ic for corn and 6xc for wheat
, 1865-09-18
LOCAL MATTERS.

a card 10 tl,ePubllc.-Nottce to TounG
and middle aged mcn. important 70 p1rensa who
sons 70 educate naSn Bn up n }asii.
tuition Of learning on the American continent. and
having suggested the best eourse oistnIy 1oF p!ae
tical, neenl education. and the best moae o. Loa
and pfe-emineut Eyetcm Of business tEainlng,} i1
Ills or nny other counB, now propose 70 extend
IT, G1 ny nsder ~ iSe p
palship OF Prof E. F. Eastman, and ask your IN
ny institution has long been ne recogntsssd .;s hsaa
Try. and Lttters ihfe1t wese etaned ne seplemIpef
G, 1874, for arrangement and continuation Of ulees,
deskn, enpo11n@ and aStasss & f1s psasa&sa & o2sfa @
The inaugural exercises VIII take plaee Oct. 81,
At c.os,e Opera Houfe Hon HoEafs Gssls 81
address Programme OF exercises will be pnbl!sheo:
Full Information OF the institution may bc bad ol
The Secretarr, at the College odec, IN Metr9pq!4Mn n
Eastman. HARvET g. EAsrNAs, President.
se1Gu0OG5t
Thirty Dollar. Reward If the 1ndtan
hcrb DOCTOR falls to describe and tell his patients
ihc paturc of their complaints OF illness W1lnon1
receiving my information from them No enatge
fo7 information OF advice. Of0ce IS Monroe sIees-
QUE MOTTO.
We nse such hal1ns as have no strte,
With nature or the laws OF life;
With blood our hands We never stain.
Nor poison men 10 ease their ps1u-
Our Father-whom all goodness 6lls,
Provides The means to cure NIL nlss
The simple berbs beneath our feet,
Well used, relieve our pains complete.
A eimple herb. eimple flower,
Chilled from the dewT lea-
There, there shall epeak with touching power
or change and health 10 thee
Ofscc IS Monroe street, Chicago, opposise so'
, 1865-09-18
Toledo Market,

TOLEDO SGpt. 16.
GgAH-WncAt1 1tc low. Safes Of new white Mlchl.
rnu Al la0: new amber Michigan At 51.75. old No
I'D Wabash at 1.ss. Corn stendy. Sale at &c, Oata
finn mud lpmlnolly lc better.
, 1865-09-18

IN few weeks. thoec desruus Of a consultation
pefstna,r sboud do so with as lttlo delay pos-
ssilIIe eepGm11Yw Mt
, 1865-09-18

sc1anfs9-3t
The largest stock Of Ke eroAenc Lamps,
tanterne, Chandeliers, Coal OIL Goods md Hotel
ard Table Glassware, can BE- found st y. F. Mcs-
riIl's Wholesale Waterooma. II aud I3 Randolph
Street, Chicago, III. sei7o61-7L
Eaa FI1tttres<-Our stock In now on,
md embraces The latert and richest patterns In the
market. Persons deslrous Of purchasing will con-
suit thclr o., interests in examining goods be-
rrc purchasing elsewhere, $. WEnHAvE. JR. &
CO., No. 81 Randolph street. se16-ns99 sW
Go to the Best-Eo TO Bryant &
stratton's Chicago Commercial College to get a
thorough, practical business education, or 10 be-
CONC good Telegraph Operator. Address (encIos-
ins stampsl for circulars. DarAs7 & sEi47ros.
chicago. III.
, 1865-09-18

!: Drseasc. Of The Heart. Throat .a an@ y
1unEA.-Dr. James Hunter, Of The n3n 9 afs,n. ns: ~
Il j.Huptct, New York, may be consEleo psfsS1hIt ~
ally At their Office, No. Is South Clarx st1eI Cai
esgo, On AL diseases o. the Heart In5Gas sac. snu
Lungs TO which branch Of the profession nls pt11
tce has for years been exclusively eandnen. ~ -
The Doelofs stay n this city Is ii psent IunlNo
, 1865-09-18

1ludkonsS Universal Tooth Paste ina-
paEts 70 the teeth tte0r, peariy whitenesa-
, 1865-09-18
Etnu Board of Public Works --....-..!. $lO,G8A
From Walter Kimball, Comptroller. HlOsS9S

We regret thAt the mistake should hare occurred.
t1olere oficei The fault Was purely typographical.
, 1865-09-18

Al nloomucdaIe, puPage Co., H. on the "a ult-, At
the house or tho cr1des father BY Rev. S. Ha1rson
ROBERT ". GATES, late l9uartermnstsT q Inc s&n
Illinois Cavalry, to MIss LAURA a. LONDON
In th1. city, Oh the th tnst It the residence or ne
brfdtH fathfr, BY the Rev. Q. n TiitAny ~. al
CHARLES /. EQYD and Miss .AELL1E FL Loeh. aa
or this city. No cnrds-
, 1865-09-18
GGtrapen.

GTRAYED OR STOLEE-One
~ Dark Fay Horse, aeontnN hands high, with the
MARI III. s on hiA hip. l0era! reward wii he raid
by leaytng Information al the es1ce ofth e. s Ek>
press, icr !. CE pMQkE. p9a
, 1865-09-18

CoR1Ro1IER,s MONTHLY STATBxEr.-1n our
pubiehed report If the monthly statement OF the
City Comptroller for the month Of August the
Water Fund figures ue1c slightly mixed Tint ae-
count th0pld read Is tolloWa:
, 1865-09-18

Cnn ne'c1 Irf1eth The thirsty Garth,
III ta1rJ in the ssS.'" SC
Twas By the union OF efforts small in themselves
min diupe and the single ray Of light were potential
tcr rood and Tie huublest efforts might be blessed
10 tic ctc7nal welfare OF those around us.
Ills friend, Nj. kimaiid, who was suffering from
severe liberated throat and eo1!d not tpeski Il he
we're present, Sir $. Morton feto might yet at-
ta he Sss e psh ,aa gssa s VICE ss M
hld done within The last thfee weeks
The President announced TINT the meeting would
be addressed by Mr.. Perkins On the work OF Sab
bath School Instruction IN Chicago.
r.. Perkins, Eco, Of The Reform School, made
statement Of The present condition OF the Sabbath
School work IL Chicago, and the work which need
Cd 10 be done. The nesrd had i1 % rsceas meetings
resolved that the good people Of Chicago must help
thcm Ave thousand dolfala during the year. He be-
@ 1s sosS rss psss Tsg dc
! FUN on he present meeting. They wanted the
1nency to mike teachers TT fof their work, and 10
ents Il one Of lie most aestute coaaes in the
IIuio1i with regard TO Sabbath School advantages.
lie asked the audience carefully 10 think over The
amount ] required. An edoftwas being made to sayo
menaced with ruin, bnt they vert, not reached fol
sho e themselves % sSls e teei psaeesy M for Tie
Wsnfs Of tbeir poorer brethren and ristcss.
| collection Waa then taken mp and the congrega-
ton ennr. q Is nittns by The Rive"
s ohss gsatIseo 90f IN h1aTng Rns fTat + w.
| and
The meeting adjourned.
Co111oIIER's MONTHLY STA1ExEsE.-1n oul
publiehed report If the monthly statement OF tn
City Comptroller for the month Of August, tht
Water Fund figures we1e slightly mixed Tint &C
| count should read Is follows:
I Jyaker Fund. =.
| From Waller Kimlail Comutroller, :, N,03S.9
xle, ,l97,s
We regret thAt the mistake should have occurred
The figures wers given correctly from the Comp
troller'e otcei The fault was purely typographical
, 1865-09-18

VAanAs7s--Two semi -gented specimens OF hu'
t,cnstr, unscapcd. but extrlsasantly obe'sanf IN
manners, were fined $50 md costs each, In the 70
lice Cont m Saturday, for sas7ancy. They savc
tbrir u.nes q Ja1nes AcAr1hnr and john Gfsee:
a. they could give no account q Themselves, and
manifested no disposition topay the inc, The Judge
triicrrd aIartmcnts for them IN the Bs1dewcu for
1CJ taYE.
, 1865-09-18
lL06t.

T OST-On Randolph, Dearborn
u or South Water street. spaali sum Of raonry.
The nnler VIII he suitably rewarded BY 11rhAs It Al
tho Office ~ 163 and 90 Lake street. o1i
, 1865-09-18
jfur salt.

TOR SALE-Thc Fixtures, Lease
tail Ic1elry md Fancy Goods Store. Apply at 1877
Ennfh TttFE 4trfft OLD
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-08-31
Gen. Cox at XenIa.

We learn from one who was present,
that Gen. Cox addressed very small au-
dience at Xenia on yesterday afternoon.
The complaint was made publicly that
the meeting was failure in the stronghold
of South Western Ohio, and that unless
there was more of general awakening
of the "loyaP' people, the OOpperhead
General would be the future Governor Of
Ohio.
Gen. Cox will find that Negro Equality
is not, as yet, popular south of the Ma
tional Road, where no ''loyal' candidates
on the so-called Union Ticket are to b.
found. We are assured by our inform
ant (who, by the way, is in good stand
ing with the "lOyalists'') that if this is ar
indication of popular feeling, Gen. Coz
aud his compeers will have trip to max
up the far-famed Salt River.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-08-31
The Goyernor OF OhIo.

Hon. Charles Anderson, of this city,
was yesterday sworn into Office at Co
lumbus, as Governor of Ohio. The oath
was administered by Chief Justice Brin-
kerhoff of the Supreme Court. Governor
Anderson will hold the office until his
successor is elected and qualified. The
next Governor, under the Constitution
will be inaugurated on the first Tuesday
in January next.
Governor Anderson is gentleman ev-
cry way qualified for satisfactory and
dignifed discharge of the responsible du'
ties devolving upon him. He is pos
sessed of all the requisite administrative
ability, and as he has no sympathy with
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-08-31
Come Again.

The Journal admits that it misquoted
the Chicago Platform, but, cool as Ketch-
um, manifests no conjunction, 1t thinks
the restoration Of the Union by war il
getting along very we'll. Does the Journal
mean to say that the war is still going on
We know OF no war in progress excep,
that Of the consolidatiOnists against The
constitution, the States, and the liberties
Of the people-the war of the thieves and
money-changers who infest the temple ot
American Liberty.
The Union is not restored. 1t will be
restored in spite Of the efforts of Schenck,
the Journal and other disunionists. The
true unionists, men who were always FOL
the Union, now that civil war has ceased
have some room to work in. They will
clear away the wreck and re6t the ship.
Disunionists like Schenck and the
Journal must get out Of the way or bC
crushed. The people are for the Union
of the States, immedidte-Encsnditio'lal.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-08-31
ohio Democratic Convention.

The Democratic press in other States are
highly delighted with the proceedings of the
Ohio Democratic State Convention. The
Chicago Times, which copies the speeches
and resolutions, thus echoes the general
voice. 1t says ....
Z" As showing something mere of the spirit
Of the assembage we print this morning
speeches made on the occasion by Mr.. Val.
andighsm, who temporarily occupied the
Presidents chair; by General Morgan, the
nominee for Governor, and by Mr. PendletoD,
the distinguished statesman to whom the De-
mocracy Of the nation gave their votes last
year Tor Vice President All these speeches
have the ring of the genuine metal Every
| sentence is electrical with the vitality which
impels the Democratic party, not only in
Ohio, but every where. They are as refresh.
ing to the Democratic mental appetite as the
abundant rain is refreshing to the parched
earth. From this Convention we may date a
Democratic revival all over the land, upon
the event Of which do the hopes Of liberty,
Union and peace depend
General Morgan, the Gnbernatorial nom.
inee, has proved his courage and patriotism
as he has his statesmanship. He has fought
for the Union on the field as we'll as pleaded
for it on the hustings. He is now the flag.
bearer of the men who would restore it speed
/ lily, perfectly, enduringly. He ia for it as o
white mans Government. He holds az
| Douglas held, that this Government was made
/ by white men, for white men, 10 be admins
| tered by white men, forever This is the
grand plank of his platform. Upon il W.
have high hopes that he will carry the OhiC
! election triumphRntly"
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-08-31
Generals Cox and SchenCk al
Georgetown.

The following extract of letter from
Georgetown, dated Monday, August 2sth,
mentions the failure Of the Republican meet.
ing iu that place on that day, at which Gener-
ais Cox aud Schenck were the speakers;
"Cox was here TO day his meeting was
held in the Court House, which was by no
means crowded. He did not impress our
people favorably BE touched negro suffrage
very giugerly, Schenck was bitter, aud de-
clared, that be would not consent to the res
toration Of States lately in rebellion, until
they ratified the Constitutional Amendment
prohibiting slavery, and so amend their
Constitution as to secure equality TO al
men,
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-08-31
@eoicaI.
Success in Business.

No business can be trulv successful which Is no =
founded on real fitness ofthngs The article mad v
sold must have intrinsic merit and supply pubf
want Success ssulng from the claptyap OF aGyertis
ing. or the tricks oftrade, or mere preteuson ana
ceive The operator and those who trust him But II
article supplies publit want and falry meets its
reasonable expectations its success and general
adoption ia meI ely a question Oftme. ltmay be
retarded by adverse influences sped by prosperng
TfUtM dPi S SH Tn SPECIFICS htd
their originln great public want medicines for al
me common wants OF enlgnted liie--cnrsu.es Una.
with them, an" always rely upon-so simple that ms-
take could not be made in the selection, so harmless
mat all might use them with mpunity and so efficient
that all might rely upon them with safety Such they
nave proved. Thousands Of familiss use them daily
Tor all the ailments and sicknesaes 6 life, and rarely
are seriously sick, rave need to call physician.
Thousands, taking some single Specific, have cured
themselves Of chrome diseases which have been the
baue Of their lives, and upon which they have spent
hundreds in vain, and among the mllionA who use
them, none are found to question their purity or eh
HUMPHREYs, sPECIFiOs Z
combine all the advantages OF the best Homeopathic
treatment, without its int cacy uncertainty. They
are preparedb by a physician of over twenty years
Homeopathic experience they have been tired in
every conceivable manner, and they have been en-
dorsed and recommended n ihe highest terms bY
the hunsreds of thousands who daily use Them.
with a case in your house,
you may prevent sickness, prevent suffering, prevent
expense, and loss Of time, the children having tn
Measles, or Scarlet Fever, or Whooping cough, OF
even Fever, by using preventives in the case.
You may ureyO~f ShhAufen
OfCroup, or Collie, er Tbolhaehe, OF Headache, or
seeplessness, or Saherng from Teethng, or Worms,
or Indigestion, or Wettlng the Bed, or Cstsrrh, or
Measles or Whoopfng Cough, or Scarlet Fever, or
Dlpth,ria Bad Cold, or Hoarseness, or Running
ofthe Ears and Deafness OF even scrofula as thou.
sands have done and do daily.
You may cure yourself
or Headache Weak Stomach, indigestion, or
Billiousness, or Catarrh, a b ld Cold, or Sore
Throat, Hoarseness, Liver Complaint, or Piles,
or Oonstipatton, Rheumatism, Sore or Weak
Eyes, Salt Rheum, or Kidney Disease or General
| Debility, or even Asthma, with these Specifics.
! NOT A FAMILY who have ever had one OF these
| Family Cases of HUMPHREYS SPECIFICS, but would
give 7e times its cost rather than be withoutIt. 1
FAMILY CASES.
| Case Of 80 large vials, in morocco, and BooISol
directions. " W
Case of % large walls, IN morocco, and Book. 90
Case of 20 large walls, in morocco, and Book :. %
Case of 20 large vias, in PLAIN case and Book. 90
Case of 10 boxes mo. to 15l, and Book..... 90
Case Of any six boxes (No. to l6), and Book. 20
| LIST OF
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-08-31
Current News Items.

We have proclamation, this morning,
from the new Governor Charles Anderson.
He recommends that business be suspended
in the State on Friday, the lst Of September,
between the hours of ten and three o'clock,
during Governor Broughs funeral.
The Ohioans at Washington held meeting
Of respect in honor Of Governor Brough yea
,erday Chief Justice Chase presided.
Captain Anderson, Of the Great Eastern
says it will require ten months to provide the
proper gear for laying the cable and making
the necessary repairs for the Great Eastern
He suggests that pew cable be made and
laid in May next, and the old one then iished
up and repaired. He has every confidence in
the future success Of the cable
According to the New York Herald's
Charleston letter, business is improving in
that city The Psople, however complain
that the negroes will not work except under
the direction of the military. In consequences
af this, they say the cotton and corn crops
will not be half as large as usual.
According to the report of Colonel Samuel
Thomas, Assistant Commissioner of the
Freedmen's Bureau (negro boarding house.
in Mississippi, affairs are flourshing in tina
State Railroads are being rebuilt and tele
graph lines extended. OF the 100000 negroel
in the State the Government is only ybosrdinl
:. 30 600 of them.
Mumford, the gold operator in New Yorl
on worthless checks, has been released from
prison by the Court. He showed that hi
credit was good in the bank at the time he
checked,
The English press is full of speculation il
regard to the failure of the cable. The ma
jority seem to have hopes of its success mex
year,
Two Russian iron clads have been wrecked
on their wsy to Stockholm.
Prussia and Austria have settled the dspute
question ofthe Duchies they stole from Den
mark. Each robber keeps one Duchy.
One thousand and eighty.eight passenger
were yesterday landed in New York from op
European steamer, being the largest numbt
ever brought on one vessel.
Big frauds on the Government and II
soldiers have been discovered in tue Payma
ters Department at Norfolk, Virginia, und
Colonel Binney.
Increased appreheusions OF the cholera al
felt in Europe. The epidemic has reache
Marseilles, France
Que malicious injury was discovered in Il
Atlantic cable, as it was found out piece
iron wire was run through the covering
1t is reported that the high officials
Washington do not regard The oath as appl
cable to the disloyal States, having be
enacted with reference to suspected perso
in the loyal States.
General Hatch is still in Charleston,
successor not having arrived.
Some 1900 bales of cotton were recev
the last week by the railroads
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-08-31


This invention consists OF Duplex Tor two) Elliptic
Tightly and Firmly together Edge to Edge, making
the Toughest most Flexible, Elastic and Durable
Spring ever used. They seldom Bend or Brake,
like the Single Springs, and consequently preserv"
their perfect and beautiful Shape more than twice
long any Single Spring Skirt that Ever Has
Can be made. ...ls.l-...
The wonderful aexibty and great comfort and
pleasure to any Lady wearing the Duplex Elliptic
Skirt will be experienced particularly in all crowded
Assemblies, Operas, Carriage', Railroad Cars, Church
Pews, Arm Chairs, for Promanade ami House Dress
as the Skirt be folded when in use to occupy
small place easily and conveniently rs Silk or
Mnsin Dress.
A Lady having Enjoyed the Pleasure, Comfort and
lCireat Convenience of wearing the Duplex Elliptic
Skirt for a single day will Never afterwards willingly
dispense with their use For Children Misses and
Young Ladies they are superior to all others.
The Hoops are covered with pv double twisted
thread and will twice az long as the nge yarn
which is used all Single Steel Hoop Skirts.
The three bottom rods ON every Skirt also Double
steel, and twice double covered to prevent the
covering from wearing ofi the rods when dragging
down stairs, stone steps, &c, &C., which they are
constantly subject to when in use. ..
All are made ofthe new aud elegant Corded Tapes,
and are the best quality in every part giving the
wearer the most graceful audperfect Shape possible,
and are uuuastIonabiy the lghtest, most lesrable,
Vests Bradley Cary Proprietor oftle Invention,
and Sole Manu- laetWers, 70 Chambers, and ~ 4 81
Reade Streets New York.
For Sale IN all irst-class Stores in this City, and
thrOug ths UnIted States and CanadN, Haya de
Cuha, Mexico, South Americl, and the West Indies.
nd-Inqmre for the Duplex Elliptic (or do ble)
Spnng Skirt. aug Is Smd
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-08-31


The Copperhead organ insists that the
"private citizen" who "watched and waited
over the border" came back OF his own accord
We have only his word for it, but there is
plenty of testimony that the Government
did mt think him of sufficient consequence
afterwards to pay any attention to him Jour
nat.
If the "Government" did MT think if
of Sufficient consequence to pay any at
tention to him afterwards" what was the
necessity of his arbitrary arrest in the first
place? That is just what we should like
to know. If he was dangerous then, he
was after he came home, and is now
He has not receded one "jot or title !"
from the position he occupied when kid
mapped, and we presume never willi But
we suppose the Journal will never answer
this inquiry, for the simple reason that it
cannot. We know what the matter was.
When Vallandigham was arrested, an
important political campaign was about
to come off in Ohio. The miserable apol-
ogy for National and State Administra-
tion then in existence, was afraid of the
power and influence he would exert in the
Ohio election of 1862, and cOvard-like
they had him arrested and carried off,
When the election had resulted as they
wished, they did MT care how soon he
came back. This is the whole story in a
very few words. We do MT expect the
Journal to plead guilty to the +" soft i'm.
parchment" OF course not.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-08-31
No Monopoly.

The Journal and the disunionists have
one resource, when beaten in argument,
which seems always to act as a solsce to
their every woe. But for "Vallandigham"
they would "bust." Can't you give some
other Dayton Democrat a lift now and
then. Oh, do. We think we know sew
sral who would pay something to be abu-
sed and lied about little.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-08-31

the extreme radical dogmss Of the party
in power, we may reasonably expect that
his administration will commend itself
to the respect and confidence of the people
of the State.