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Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-08-22

As we Thoughts Of the intelligent and patriotic
Democrats Of our acquaintance--so faithful
to principle, and 40 heroic in it's maintenance
against the outrageous prosecutions of the
last four yesrs-We smiled eontemptuously q,
the denuucisfons Of ths beatty blAekguard
before us.
As we said, we are often on the cars. The
travel on the Ssndnsky road seems TO be
increasing Very frequently an extra car has
TO be attached to the evening train. Another
noticeable fact, is that drunken and ruffianish
fellows are more frequently found among the
passengers than before the war But Con-
daetot brake bas most admirable manner
Of dispoSihg Of this troublesome class. They
are made to ''simmer down" in silence and
good behavior, or they go off the cars with q
promptitude which is at once remarkable and
gratifying.
Speaking Of Conductor Drake, it is fact
that speaks volumes in his behalf that he
has carried Eve to ten thousand persons to
Pic Mics during the season, without the
slightest accident to any one. When we con-
slider that the majority of those who go to Pic
Mics, are young, inexperienced in Rail Road
travel, and careless of their own safety, the
fact we have stated is to be wondered at, and
can only be the result Of wise forethought
and uuceasng vigilance on the part of the
employees Of the road SPEos.
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NEW YORK, August ~.
Stocks stronger. Money on call, active
Skies and Five tweutes coupons l074
Gold l44A Erie 82t United States SIS 81
coupons 1861 Chicago, Darlington d Qnincy
ll2; 5-3Os coupons 1861; do new issue
l04s 1910 cou pons s7s coupons 1861
IS "a coupons 80 New York Central 81
Sterling dull 50 One Year Certificate s7i
Reading lO2E Atlantic b Great Western
First Bonds, Ohio division SO; Chicago 4
Rock Island LOG Chicago 4 Alton l04;
Fort Wayne 90 Chicago and Northwestern
27t cleveland Il Pi.tsburg 67t Illinois Cen
tra Scrip ll9k Indiana Central LOG; Michi,
gan Southern SIT Western Union Telegraph
70 5.2O's registered lO4i 1905 coupons
s9t Ohio and Mississippi, rs Canton 393
Cumberland preferred 434 Pittsburg, Fort
Wayne & Chicago 94t Cincinnati Columbus
h Cleveland 1876; Cleveland Il Toledo sSi !
Milwaukee Il PtAirie du Chen 80; Harlem
60
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LATEST ME Ws.


WASHINGTON. August 2l.--The time and
place Of the trial Of JEFF Davis has not yet
been Fixed but it is understood that the Presi
dent insists that be shall be tried by a civil
tribunal Hereafter the cognizauce Of the
military tribunals will almost certainly be
confined to cases arising exclusisely under
military law The President favors so imme
diate substitution ofcivi for military iudic-
ial authority whenever and it can be done
with safety to the Government, and equal
justice to the prosecution and defense.
APPOINTMENT.
The following appointments we're made to.
day: J Barclay Harding Of the Phiadelp pbia
Inquirer, Collector of Internal Revenue First
District Of Pennsylvania, vice WIN. Harding,
resign Darius d Storbuck, United States
Attorney for North Carolina Daniel Good
loe, United States Marshal for North Caro-
lima.
PROMOTED.
Brigadier General W. f. Whitaker, OF
Shelby County, Kentucky, has been brevet-
ted Major General for meritorious ser
vice.
TRIAL OF CAPTAIN wERTE.
Captain Wertz, the Andersopville prison
keeper, was srragned to-day before the coult
martial The accused is a very thin man,
about FIVE feet six inches high, forty or forty
FIVE years Of age, dark skinned, whiskers and
mustsche, and weighs about one hundred and
thirty.fve pounds He was attired in black
coat and vest, dark brown pants, white shirt,
and wore silk hat During the reading Of
the charges and specifications, ho sat with
his legs crossed, his hands to his face, and
would frequently talk with his counsel, be-
tween two of whom be was seated.
CRIME IN WASHINGTON.
Th criminal epidemic has extended to the
Metropolis Murders, suicides hanging, rob
berries, gArroltinP, &c, fill the local columns
of the papers. The mania for defalcations is
expected to be the next feature presented in
the progress of the prevailing crisis.
STOLEN COMMISSION.
A witness, called for the defense on the
Wertz trial, exhibited to various citizens to-
day the original commission issued to JEFF.
Davis ~ o Second Lieutenant Of Drsgoons.
1t is signed by Andrew Jackson as President.
and Lewis Cass as Secretary of War. The
possessor Of the parchment procured it at
the home Of Davis, on the Mississippi H.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-08-22


The following correspondence explains it.
self 1t Is fitting and we'll bestowed com
pliment to Mr.. Fredericks, by the talented and
accomplished dramatic troupe now perform
ing in this city under his management. 1t is
a voluntary, free will offering to most esti
mable gentleman and popular manager:
DAYTON, 0aio, August 2lst, 1865.
B. FREDERIoEs, Eso-DeIr Sir:-We,
who have such constant and daily proofs oi
your worth, and real merits as a private gen.
tleman and honest man, cannot find words to
express our pride, as we'll as pleasure in
reading in the daily papers the compliment
50 generously rendered you by the kind aud
good citizens of Dayton, on Thursday eve.
ming next, 10 Beckel Hall In lieu of words,
which cannot convey our esteem for you, we
beg you to accept on that occasion the volun
tary aid of
Your attached and faithful servants,
Mas. II. A. PERRY Mas. R. 81. LEvERE,
LIZZIE Herbert, K b. LEvERE,
j B. BRowN, HowARD KEYsER,
WILLIE HENDERSON, r CARVER & Co,
WV Il. ANDERSON, EDMUND Coles,
CHAs Hill.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-08-22
tFor the Daily EmPlre.l
Rail Road POIlticlans--Sandus-
a--aa- nv EROmd and te6 ERA DIOVoa.


Ed, EMPIRE---I am often on the Rail Read,
and II affords me pleasure TO say that politics
are mot nearly so often discussed in an ofen-
Sive and bood-provoking manner as hereto
fore, Tbs insOleut and ignoran. pappiss who
used TO bully and insnlt Democratic gentle.
men, and sven ladies, with Black Republican
"loyAlty" and abuse, grow silent as military
Z Commissions become less potent, aud ''bOys
in blue less licensed to assault with dirk
and revolver the intelligent and informed
class Of travellers who refuse to learn their
politics from fanatics and mobocrats. 0eca-
sionAlly. however, one Of the pestilent fellows
makes himself manifest, and invites q hlow
aud spit 10 the face. % Saturday nigh /
one Of "ths low.browed, swsgbellied brother.
hood" with an out.mouth, and very big, filthy
teeth, sat near me, aud vented 70 deal ol
sinking breath" in abuse Of but.erno,s gen
srAllH and Mr. vAllAndghAm particularly
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-08-22

SoIREEs DRAMArlQUE. "A Though the eve
ning was very stormy and unpleasant, Bscksl
Hall was we'll filed last night, to witness the
second performance Of the beautiful drama,
''Leah the Forsaksn.' So popular has this
place Of amusement become, that the people
will go, train or shine" The play was ad.
mirably performed, and receiyed BY the au.
disnce with repeated and enthusiastic mani
fessationsi of applause. Mrs Perry gave
thrilling effect to the part she enacted, sspe-
icially in her delivery Of the "eurse.' Ednund
Coles, rs usual, brought down the house" by
HIS maschless rendering of the part Of DR..
4Ludwio. .g1. sls ~. y .sa
soar Country 'cousin"---the after-piece--
kept the audience iu the best Of good humor.
Mr.. Coles, as cousin Joe, was well sustained
BY Mrs. LeYers, who is really avery excellent
actress. ''. -'". '1' u.'r .tar
There will be another splendid bill tonight.
The entertainment will commence with the
delightful comedy Of "Peg WoRuton, the
Actress" and conclude with the very amusing
farce of "The Illustrioas Stranger" Let
every body 60.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-08-22
MILITARY IrrMs.--The 4th 0. v. l. arrived

MILITARY ITEMs.--The 4th o. V. |. arrived
ct Camp Dennison yesterday.
The 95th o V. /. was paid off and finally
disbanded at Tod Barracks on Saturday
morning. aAos HoA 10 s tgU1t
Camp Cleveland has ceased to be a mil
i.ary post and the detstchment ofthe 22d y.
R c., now on duty there, is ordered to re.
port at Camp Chase. ,ttf hoe rat .a.f
The 10th o. V. l., which was mustered out
at Little Rock on the 10th inst, left the same
day, with "a officers and 270 men, for Camp
Dennison. s0iaui,> sl4
The 9Th o. v. 1, having been mustered
out at Little Rrok on the 10th inst, with 20
officers and 222 men, left forthwith for Camp
Chase.
The 37th o. v. l., which, three years ago,
was mustered into the service, one thousand
strong, has returned to Camp Cleveland under
Colonel Blessing, with only lSl men.
Private Frank Howard, Co. F, 9th o. v. c.
in con6nementAt at Fort Jefferson, Dry Tor
tugas, under sentence by general court-martiAl
has been ordered to be immediatly released
and dishonorably discharged the service, with
loss of pay and all allowances ,..
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-08-22

NEW IOKki hURuBI Il
Cotton 6rmer 44}a45. Flour active and
2Oa30 better at $125a7 "A for extra State
and 8 6Oa9 90 for round Eoop Ohio
Wheat steady and quiet at 22Oa20O for
wiuter red western, and l 55al 81 for
amber Michigan Corn active and two cents
lower at 9la9l for unsound, and 92s93
for sound. Rye quiet Barley dull Oats
dull and lower at 81 65 for western
Beef dull Cut Meat quiet Butter quiet at
at 22a29 Cheese quiet at 9al5c
Pork frmer at 81 65a3l s74 for new
mess, and 29 30a29 30 for '63 and
g.. Lard 6rmsr l9aa24s Whisky frmer
at 2 1920 for western, Petroleum quiet
nominal.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-08-22

HoTEL FUaSTTuRE AT AUoTIoE.-0n We'd
nesday, Thursday and Friday, August 3Oth
and 3lst and September LIST. c. P. Huber 4
Son will sell all of the Furniture belonging
to the Farmers atd Mechanics Hotel, This
will be big sale Look out for It,
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-08-22

D@-Dr Robert Thompson, an old and
prominent physician of Columbus died on
Saturday last He had been in decline for
some time past he was the author of vari-
ous important contributions to medical sci
.encs. he stood high in his profession, and
was held in great esteem as man aud citi.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-08-22
Very truly yours,

THE EAGLE CLOTHING SToRE,-This es-
tablishment was opened in Dayton last spring
and since that time its career has been one
of continued prosperity aud success Being
located next door to the Empire Building, we
have had an opportunity to witness its bust.
ness operations, and we have been surprised
to see the large number Of customers daily
visiting this store--a very good evidence Of
It's popularity with ths people This house
was frat opened by the 6rm Of Schwartz &
Rosin ; but recently Mr. Schwarz purchased
the interest Of his partner, and now conducts
the business entirely on his own account.
The facilities Of Mr. Schwarz for obtaining
goods of the best quality and most approved
styles are unsurpassed by any other house in
the city. Being connected with oHe of the
largest manu- featuring houses in Cincinnati,
receiving new supplies daily, he is prepared
to furnish his customers with goods Of the
best and most desirable quality and the latest
styles, at all times. He is now preparing for
ths"fsll campaign" and those who call at his
store cannot fail to be suited in any kind Of
goods they may desire.
The great secret of his past and present
success is to be found in tho fact, that he
adserases Hberally This tells the whole
story. We refer our readers 70 our Advertis-
ing columns for proof Of this.
We must no. omit to mention that ons Of
the salesman ofths establishment, is oar old
friend Chris. Breene, so we'll and fAvorsbly
known to the people Of city and country, As
having for many years been connected with
some of the most prominent clothing houses
ia Dayton. Chris has a host Of friends
everywhere, and we have no doub. they will
be glad to bear of mis- present locality
Remember the placsa=''Eagls Clothing
storeP los Main stress, neat door to the
Empire Office. Il. schwArz, proprietor.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-08-22
I'M DYSPEPSIA

And its OF symptoms acts more like
A CHARM than medicine. There Is nothing in the
whole ran cs Of Mstesia Medica that can for moment
bear a comparison with It in this disease.
A full account OF this wonderful plan may be found
In thA eleventh edition of the United States Dspens
atory, pages 1857 and 1888.
series OF experimsntsin which DR.. Bull has been
for years engaged has Just been BROUGHT to success
ful termination, and he s now enabled to oer to tho
public 90 mbnation o. CEDR0N with other approved
toncs the whole preserved IN the best quality OF
copper distilled Bourbon Whisky, which he is conh.
dent has no equal in the world.
he mi ght Furnish volume Of certificates, but th .
public have long since learn ed to estimate such thing
by their true value. The safest plan is for every
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-08-22

PooKET BOOK LOST Lost, this morning,
Pocket Book containing about. one hundred
dollars in bills, and some small currency. A
reward of Five Dollars will be paid to the
finder, by leaving it at the Empire Office.
anR22d4t
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-08-22

Butthe browning Glory Of his life remains to be at
tanned in his discovery, rather combnaton for he
does not clam to have been the dscoyereP OF OEDHoN
which is the basis Of the BItters offered to the
public, That honor belongs to the native Inhabitants
OF Central America, to whom its virtues have be en-
known for more than two hundred years. Arm ed
with II the Indian bids defiance to the most deadly
malaria and handles, without fear, the most venom
GUS serpents II Is belief with them, that while
there il breath In the body the Cedron is potent to
cure, no matter what the disease may be.
while Or. Bulls not prepared TO endorse this ex-
tr,vagant pretension he nevertheless satisfied from
athorou qh examination OF the evidence relating TO
its virtues, tn as remedy and preventative for all
weather or climate, OF to miasmstic iuhuencess II
stands
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-08-22

DAYToS, August 20.

DAYTON, August %.
FlOUR--Rsd Shpah So 90 q eGN
WHEATON, Wheat 81 80.
CORN 60.
OATS--New 30c--Old 40c
RYE-6 65.
BARLEY--60075.
BEEF-I2@l5
BUTTER-3O035
CHICKENS-25930.
GRooERIEs--RETAIL PRICRs
TEAS-$2 OO@2 CO.. r.. ... ...
COFFEB-35G13Te per pound. 81
SUGAR--l5
COFFEE SUGAR--22 per lb.
CRUSHED SUGAR-23@25c per n.
M0LASSES-$l 40@l 50(9l 60 per gel
lon.
SYRUP-.$l 10.
RICE--l5c per lb.
POTATOES-$l 90 per bush
APPLES-$2 0O@2 TO-
LARD-25.
CHEESE---20c.
STARCH-l2}c per n.
S0APS-l5c per 10.
TOBACC0-95c@$l 90 per ID.
SH0T-25@30c per 10.
A4Hhb~-HOC pct ips
WHOLESALE PRICES.
TEAS--$l 5O@I 80.
C0FFEE-3O@32.
SUGAR-l4@l8.
COFFEE SUGAR-20(92lc per ID,
CRUSHED SUGAR.-2lc per ID.
MOLASSES-$l 20@l 25 per gal.
RICE-l23c pee 10.
EGGS-l6@l8c per doz.
LARD-20@22g "a tg EE
T0BACCO-7O@Sl30 per 10.
SH0T-$3 10000 per sackI
LEAD-l4c per ID.
DRIED APPLES-9A@9h
BUTTER--ls@26c.
CHEESE-l5@l6o
STARCH-99l0c per ID.
S0APS-l2A9l4 per h.
NEW P0TATOES-90@ per bushel.
HAY-Timothy $8@lO per ton.
WHISKY-$2 O5 for common.
PEACaES-$l 25 per bushei
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-08-22
100000
Watches. Chains, Diamond Rings, &c.,
WORTH OVER $1,000, 900.

A LII 10 be sold for One Dollar each, without re-.
n gard to value Not to be paid for until you know
what you to lere We.
SPLENDID LIST OF ARTICLES ALL To Re
SIID For EACH "
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-08-22
MARCHES AND QUICKsTEPs
VARIATIONS.

Send for Illustrated Price List Of Instruments and
CATALOGUES OF New Music. Address orders
r. o. J. WILLARD,
wholegeie Piano Forte and Music Dealer, No 64T
Broadway, New York. Jylsdly
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-08-22

NorIcR The subscribers TO the Southeast
Market House, are requested to make pay
ment Of their FIRE. installmsnt Of twenty-five
per cent Immediately Philip Waltz, Treas
uEsr, and H. g. Rosrch, are authorised to
make collections j. HoOLE. PreIE
N. L. AULL, Secretary, nsSa
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-08-22
All Articles Sold at One Dollar Each
Without Regard to Value.

On receipt Of the Certificate you will see what Won
gong TO have, and then Il " at your optsn 10
send the dollar and take the article or not pufchaS
ers may thus Obtain Gold Watoh, Diamord pins
any Set OF Jewelry on our list for ONE Dol 1 IR
Azd 40 no case can tbeY get iets thAD one nolaI's
worth. tn prlte of cefthcaies is as ioIlowss
one TO- Reeepts; hve for 81 eleven for So; thirty
8. RAYMOND a Co.
aug u 0sd $50 0hAsD sFaKEF, Nav foHK
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-08-22
PHILLIPS House., Aug. %, 1865.

LADIES AND GESTLENEN;-Your exceeding
ly kind and asttering note is before me In
il you have spontaneously rendered nae your
voluntary aid at my benefit on Thursday eve.
ming. This offer, that you so generously
make, gratefully accept l prize il, not
alone as tangible evidence Of personal re.
gard to myself as ap individual, but as also
proving to the public and the citizens Of Day
ton in particular, that we are not bound to.
gether by ties Of financial interest alone, but
also by feelings Of strong mutual respect and
esteem.
Permit me, ladies and gentlemen, to add
that it will always be-. as il. ever has been,
my aim to retain your confidence and friend
ship.
Very truly yours,
B. FRRDRRIoKs.
To Mrs. Fl. A. Perry, R. q. Levere Mrs
r. q. Leyere, j. B. Brown, Miss Lizzie Her
bert, Howard Keyser, Willie Henderson, r
Carver 4 Co., W, H. Anderson, Edmund Coles
Charles Hill
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-08-22
WITHOUT a RIVAL!

And Justly deserves the reputation II has loug
joyedin Central America and the West Indies.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-08-22

~ HHTHTHF WITH HTTICTe and us VnIuO,
are placed In sEALED EKyELOPEs, and well mixed
One OF these envelopes vii se sent by mail TO an
address on receipt or % cents.
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GIVE THE
oEDRoN B1TTHRs +!

ONE TRIAL AND YOU WILL NEVER USE ANY
OTHERs.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-08-22
Compound Cedron Bitters
Latest and Most important Discovery

M q mans name IN more intimately ooBuected with
the history OF MATERTA MEDI0A Of the United
States, or more 'aVorahlv known pioneer In Ned
ical Discovery, than that Of
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-08-30
SaaiOa.
The Public schools.

We are very glad to see il announced
that the Public Schools Of this city win
be re-opened next month, after sus-
pension Of upwards Of three years. The
Bosrd Of Education have been for
tunate in securing as superintendent,
Mr. Joshua f. Pearl, under whose
auspices the schools were insugurated
and conducted until they attained a
very high degree Of excellence, and be
came q source Of pride 20 our citizens.
We have no doubt Mr.. Pearl will De
able 70 call around him number OF
the able corps Of teschers who rendered
him faithful and competent assistance
in the past; and that he viii soon have
the schools on the road to success. He
viii find it like commencing anew. He
had succeeded in getting the boys and
girls of Nashville into regular discip'
line, the children IS well as the parents
comprehending the importance and
necessity of adhering and conforming
10 rules and regulations, and his work
was getting light, as the schools were
being perfected But, nov, hundreds
of his pupils are grown men and women
the smallest Of them have been con-
siderably matured by the TiPening ex
nerieuces OF a state Of war, and many
we fear, are greatly demOralized. Id
viii find a lsborious task before hin
again, bat, We doubt not, he has still
enough of the old fire and VIII lett Il
bring order out Of chaos, and symmetr!
and beauty out Of deformity, as Of gore
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-08-30

In his testimony on the oath inst,
befurs the Wirz Commission, Sur
geoii Joha E. Bates, 3 rebel physi.
clan who was at one time on duty at
AndeFsoDville, stated that Of the thir-
teen thousand Of our prisoners who
died there, seventy-five per cent might
have been saved /" had the patients
been properly cared for" When he first
visited the prison hospital ne was so
checked at the condition of affairs that
he wrote 8 report to his superior--WhO
reprimsnded him severely. he visited
his patients IS a physician, but they
begged him for food-for bone, for
the siftiDgs, or waste corn meal-any
scraps to eat He was ossensibly sent
there to make them well, but he found
the best medicine was 8 potato, a piece
Of meat, or some bread; and, surgeon
IS be was, he had to carry ia these
sersps privately. 1t was forbidden to
relieve our starving and dying men,
even with 3 morsel of food.
This was in the hospital-what must
have been the condition of things in
in the prison bounds2 A hospital is
commonly supposed TO be provided to
help the sick to get well-but Dr. Bates
testifes that this was only q pest
house
The efiuvium from the hospital wss
very offensive; ifby accident my hands
were abraded, would not 60 into the
hospital without putting a plaster over
the affected part If persons whose
systems were reduced by insction
should perchance stump q toe OF
scratch the hand, the next report tc
me was gsngrene, 50 potent was the
regular hospital gangrene. The prison
ers were more thickly confined in the
stockade, like ants and bees.
! What fate is fit for the eold-heartet
monsters who projected and committed
these cruelties2
And now, who is responsible for thu
wholesale murder Of the Andersonvilli
prisoners The keepers of the prison
and their subordinstes, who Lent them
selves 10 the infamous work; but abov
all, jefferson Davis and his Secretary o
War. Some would hold Gen. Lee, ant
other Generals, equally responsible; bu
this would be unjust The militar
commanders, ike ours, after max
: ing captures turned the prisoner
over to their government, and hs'
no further control of them. Tn
whole responsibility for taking care G
them, thereafter, deVolved upon th'
civil government, and the military sub
, oFdinates having immediate charge c
! them under the civil authority. Wit
, this understanding Of the matter,
will not be difficult, if the Federal Coz
eminent wishes to bring the reall
: guilty TO punishment TO find the II
2 sponsible parties.
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