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nor sALF--A FARM IN A HIGH STAIR
Il OF eutivrton, with good house, larn, &c; c-urs
stock and tanning implements price $4,000. inquir.,
OF j. 1 ENLi, 50 Centre A. gGb
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C1O WOVEN sKIgT HANDS WANTED

N II WV IN MIMI HANDS NNNITU
CIV -lovn.E on france, span Ing Hni trim.
miur. li1vinr rcuUed our manufirtO " ~ ~ Cham
tDra ani ID rud 81 Reaic Sta tArt extra intucH.
meats % ton' Ht'.t huut. Having l"iru fINuutrr-
Iy % 10 ". -J,h St. b. 81 tc1 ihH QUE la thamtCs
a Ne cau Hrc a,iuolNte hands Nviur ~. own, or In
W .lltantlurh, BIooklvn, Jersey CITY or staten
l. gud - cents pea hundre -p.ngs paid To- u tspo
H. mt aud 40 gluoins Aupv immeiiHtclU n =! kCsle
r or 10 " 18Th o. WI r., BR Abbey a. CARY,
snrup .kfrt All
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An OPERATOR ON ". & ". AND A
r. folder on slift Losoms wanted at 10 Naverly
Place iIont baeeme.t
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.WANTED-A FEW HANDS FOR Rat
aud esp dni-hing to whom fooI wage, will re
paid. Inquire at - IoF q u
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nor SALE IN 18TH ST, BETWEEN srI
II and m nycIucA. Bro0tlyn, handsams Z st,r,.
AL hnctnont hodse and To-; price S2,+Ol AppI 10
j. w. SMITH. on the PROMISES. 3J0
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Gun CHOLERiNE REMEDY. -lHIS WrLL
- knoyn uu 4gilo tor the care Of DiAnhoeA. bg.pl-
tory Cmnpa Cole, and all loo-eness OF the bosri,
can be- p.o inca only Of the PROPRIETOR at 40 soutb
st,5A4 'i'e." W .Iliamsbuigh. Prce 20 cent? per
o. no.
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EOR SAFE AND TO LET.

A GOOD FARM OF 1914 ACRES, BUILD
IA inss ne,ry new, for sale At tho low pioe Of AZ
s%, WARREN nAlDENBERGH. EDWARD 4.
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A wHEELwRIGHT WANTED INNEDI
selv. A GENERAL workm,n. aud stcaly Job hand
fure psy. Apply ~ JOHN FLANAGAN, Wander
bite Landing, staten islsiid. IL
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GENERAL BUSINESS.
banjo INSTRrCTION-cro = M

ID snN .,,.s..,,.,'' ~ y C.''-pEp. Z. Dub
Of the banjo 10 one quarters Ies,op. ~ Vuse
BanJos q; all prices. BANJO Academy, 5,i BToad.
"Al
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-10-19
Current News Items.

Aooord,o, IN tho New York IIetald'a cor
..a...a ,h. ue,nhliean or nnti MAXI
..u.aa n,,v 1. sa,o,o, in Mssien.
m. irn,isd stato. Consul foe tho City Of
M.,Ioo b.. b,.n refused admission into the
Imnerial Palace OF Mexico Tor rcasona not
kro.n
IA ia amid that tho rebol officers now IN
Ms,ico. under Maximilian, have refused TO
Ggbt under hi, haaner, saying that they will
G,h, nrder mo l.s but the United Statea.
m. ,oosi,,. from the internal revenue yos.
tordav were nearly $500, 900.
AZ, o,, M.vor o( I,ecAbnrp. Va, and the
odi,or or IN, tocsburg (yA) washinglouian,
bnve had ,beir property restored to them.
M. uni,.d s,aic. pi.,r,c, Court in Nash
In. \. ,o. Il, ...sion
p,n,ol mu,ders arc now of daily occurrence
ue.r Nashville.
I,i.no,,od Inn, f,eneral uezen will coon
...,. ,h. do,i.. If commander of tho Dis-
,.,a, =, M,ddl. 1.,ne,see.
Tho hnild,ng occuoisd in mar, by tho New
yo,L t,od,er wa, ON fire. yeatctdny.
aold clo.ea nj lAGl
uo, Alexander II. Stepbons and Judge
~. t.,.i. ,.ioa..d f,o,, Eo., Warron.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-10-19
The NeNt LeRInlnsnrr.

The Columbus Statesman publishes n
list of tho members of tho Fifty-scvcnth
General Assembly of Ohio. The Senate
is composed of 81 Members, Of whom %
are Republicans. and II arc Democrats /;
and the House Of Representatives is COM
posed of 1906 Members, of whom GS are
Republicans, and 81 are Democrats. Civ
ing Republican majority on joint ballot
of a. This is a sufficiently large ma
jority but nothing like tho majority the
Republicans had in the last General AS
sombly. 1t is great improvement
wrought in two years,
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-10-19

"Gmnny' is again in u rage this morn
ing, Every thing goes wrong. John
Lowe bOatcn badly Schenck's prospects
dishcd Poll Parrott gone up, and the
"solicr vote comiug in all wrong and
that accursed, peatry "VallnndighAm" nj
tho bottom of tho whole thing eclipse Of
the sun and all Accordingly, Granny"
is determined to scold and have the last
word. Well, it ia her privilege, aud we
chosriully accord it to her. dismsgiug tho
subject finally.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-10-19
From tbn Mount riorling (ky,l Hon incl
OmITnges by Negro soldiers.

We learn by telegraph from Nashville
that the sheriff OF Montgomery County, Ten.
ncaaee, had IN custody two negroes, oonvict>
ed in the County Court Of tho murder of an.
other negro, aud who wore then on lhoir
wny to the Nashville Penilontnry. Upon
thor arrival NJ Bowling Green, Kentucky,
and whon in the act Of changing cara, the
eherII was surrounded by detachment Of
negro guards, who demanded tho rolonso of
tho prisoners, which being refused, they took
them by force, removed their hRnd-cula and
set them NJ liberty With Gxcd bAyonels thcy
delied tho ahorin and his party, threatening
death 10 all who opposed them
Another Of these horrible outragee, says
tho Observer aud Reporter, was committed in
that city upon j, q Masner, City Marshal,
who wna prrcsted on Thursday by equad of
negro sodlora, for having administered
twenty lashea on negro by order OF tho
City Court
The negro had been tried aud found guilty
df stealing, aud the City Court awarded tho
nbove penalty Mr. Maenor visa taken before
the Provost Marahal, who ordered his release,
stating that the arrest had been made with
out authority, but the negroes who were
guilty Of making tho arrest were not punish
cd, or even arrested for their unauthorized
conduct Such outragea arc being committed
every day IN some parts of tho State. and
still thoro is n party using ovory effort TO in-
duoo tho President to keep our quiet, law
abiding State under martial lhv, but notwith'
standing tho appeals Of liramlelin, Rousseau,
Palmora and others, wo nre informed by n
Warrington despatch Of Tuesday that .he
President has directed the withdrawal of hll
oolored troops aud the Suspension Of martial
law IN this State,
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-10-19
AboIinhment OI Martial Lnw sn
Kentucky.

Tho Abolition papers send up a tro-
mendous howl over the action Of Prcsi-
dent johnson in abolishing martial law in
Kentucky. They don't like t. and wo
did not suppose they would, for the reason
that they can no longer carry tho elections
in that gallant State at the point Of the
bayouct. Kentucky win hereafter bo
Democratic State, aud that is what hurts
the Abolitonists. The Cincinnati Gazette
becomes doleful aud "dismal" over the
fact. II says
"The nbrogAtion Of martial law in Ken
tucky falls with crushing weight upon tho
Union men here aud Of course 6lls the rebel
mind with exultation. II Ia not merely an
other triumph OF aehoa over loyal men, but
! il il blow from the Administration stunning
in ita presonl effect and ellis tho MUD with
dismal forcbodings for the future
The Gazette editor is ono of tho omac-
ulatc patriots of the Abolition stripe. who
has boon laboring no industriously to keep
up n perpetual "rcign of terror" in the
border States llc is ono of tho shoddy
dogs who has been iattcning and getting
rich out of tho ruin and disaster which
has afflicted the country for the last four
years. We agree with tho Gazette, that
the action of the President in this caso lisa
stunning blow" to tho hopes anu pro-
spects of tho radical Aboltionists. and
wo don't wonder at all at their "dismal
forebodiugs for the future" There is
reason for them.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-10-19

that tells happily for our future prospects,,
aud ponla unerringly 10 the early and glad
day which u TO bring the triumph OF our
cause. The Republican or 40 called Union
party haa gained ts last victory. Ono year
more, and We speak with confidence, and the
people Of Ohio, staggering under the heavy
and unequal burdens, which the policy Of that
party mposes, will be oAgor 10 place their
seal OF condemnation upon H. Held together,
~ II Ia and has been, by the apola OF office
aud the hope Of reward, poaaessing no ad-
ministratvo ability, devoid Of any hAed policy
or system for conducting governmental ailaira,
liz members entertaining no principle In COM
mon with ona roverac tho cong glomoralion,
known a. tho "Union party will pass from
existence. Such a. organization, unlike tho
party founded by Thomas Jhncrson, nearly
thfoe quarlota OF n century ago, npon the
creed OF folid political faith, cannot survive
n do(oat Il will die when power passos from
ta hands,
We never felt more aanguine, or more GU
couragod TO continue aoaloualy IN the good
work lhnu We do now. Our confidence il not
based upon rnlbuaiasm, but arises from u
calm puvoy VI the s'tualion. Tho Democratic
party was never mOrr united In sentiment or
fesolule in spirit, while In tho ranks Of the
oppoation Aro plainly TO DO diaocrnod the
seeds Of dissolution, Snrieted with power,
revol0g ia corruption which knows no bounda
divided IN aentimont and torn by iaotiona,
with nothing TO animate is members, thu
great body Of the people siokened with III
burdens aud abuses. will hasten TO release
themselves from It's conlro aud bury II in u
hated oblivion.
Let Democrats take courage and stand
firm, With over 100000 majority two years
ago, aud over 10000 last year TO contend
ngninat WI went into the late fight with scarce
ly hope OF auoceas, and reduced their ma.
orily 10 about 10000. The victory Ia NOR,
Than half won aud with one more effort III,
Democracy will bo again In Iho aaoen
dancy
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-10-19
ADMINISTRATORS SALE OF REAL
ESTATE.

DY virtue Of aud In obedience 10 an order Of tho
ID Probate Court, Of Montgomery County ONO,
| will soil NJ public sale on Saturday tho TWenty
eighth day Oi October, 1861 nj tho court House nj y
O'Clock PM,ihe following rea estate, BELONGING 10 tho
estate 0f Henry nagedOm talao called Amith) do.
renaed, Go wit situate In tho CITY OF Dayton, M tho
county of Montgomery, In the hinto 81 Ohio, on
FULTON nireot neaf Tho Dayton aud Michigan Freight
Depot, Lot numbered eighteen hundred and nineteen
udlpl according 10 tho revised plat VI said city Of
Dayton.
On said premises IL erected q lareo brick house
with ton rooms, which waa apprpiaed NJ thirty ala
hundred doi (taOl0D DO) aud can not soil for less
than $500 10 ree of dover, Terms ofHale, one third
cash, third m one, aud one third ip two years
from day Of eele, th Interest nom date oftle, and
secured by Mortgage on tho premises
August, 9lth 1896,
wENDELIN auHHLnAMER,
Adm,niutratof OF Henry naged0m, doc'd.
4ldtw
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-10-19


The Democracy Of Ohio went into the late
canvass with majority OF 10000 agninst
them last year aud l0l 900 two years ago.
They have reduced that majority down to
probably 10000 and perhaps less than lhnt
Defeated they had tyoty roHaon 10 be, nnd
any other pariy would have made little effort
against such towering majority aa tho repub.
hcnne had in the State. We have, therefore,
gained largely, aud il we gain in tho snme
rates next year the State In oura by 20 600 IN
1866 We have also gained IN both brnnchcN
OF tho Legislature, and II wo shall not be able
TO elect Democratic Senator IN the place oi
sherman we shall to succeed Wade.
The Democracy OF Ohio have juat reason to
feel proud Of their organisation and thor
atrcngth. They have reason TO feel proud OF
this gallant fight thoy have mndo in tho can.
vaas uat cloaed 1hoy have reason to feel
hopeful Of flho future They hnvo every roas.
on TO feel encouraged with tho prospects
ahead, aud they will stand lrm--iallcr not
until they shall have glorlousIy triumphod
Tho enemy have lodged the isauoa, and thus
deceived tho people. Thoy cannot always
dodge them, mud the people will not always
be deceived when thoy nro undeceivcd and
the iasuo IN made plain, as IL will bo orc an-
other year, tho right will prevail and tho De.
mocracy will triumph.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-10-19
Negroes ShOuId Not lie Leo-
tursd.


Tho Pttsburg Chronicle, radical Repub'
loan paper, says
"rHs paRsIDEEFa SpEkCH --Wo have
read, with some care, the speech Of the Pres
ident TO oolorsd regimen, which has Just ro'
turned TO ita home 10 tho District of Colum'
bia,
"The chief objection we have to this, and
all other speeches to thu colored men that
we have rsnd ia that too much prominence
ia givou TO tho advice 10 20 home and behave
themselves
at seems, however, to be tbs rage just now
to lecture the colored people aud tho Presi
dent has but fallen into the ganoral practice
Nsgroea are such objects Of idolalry with
the radical Republicans, that II Ia altogether
wrong, In thoit estimation, to address TO
words Of couuael, reproof or instruction, II
was TO rsbuke this astonishing ianatioiam
that Induced an old and liio-long opponent
Of the Democratic party 10 this city, who for
tho fret lims, voted the Democratic ticket, them
aay, AA ho did So TO his friends "You are
making altogether too much of tho negro,
Who that has watched the course Of tho Re
publican does not realize tho force and "a
gaoity Of this observation : A large portion
Of tho Republican p O,s, !, la charitable ia
suppose, have become Grassy on tho subject
or thsy would not make u god out OF the
negro.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-10-19
FsnInns FIool1ing TO ireland.

The Cork correspondent Of Saunders Nowa
Letter, writoA that aimee the termination of
the American war every steamship which ar
riveB Oh Cork harbor on her homeward vOy-
aga from New York aud lloslon, laDda on
these ahores large numbers OF young men
who had served The Republican army all
Of whom carry on their peruona rovolyers,
plstolo, riiled guns, daggera and short aworda,
which lhoy openly eNnoae in their perambu-
lations through tho city. Those arrivals Rro
ready 10 inirude iheir conversation on all
whom they chance to meet, boaalinE Of tho
preparations making in America by tho l'e-
nian Brotherhood for the invasion OF Ireland.
The fact ia woll known nj Dublin Castle, aud
aeioniahment is expressed that active meas
ures are not adopted TO cheek the spread Of
tho evil.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-10-19
IN DYSPE EP5IA

Aud It's Atendanttran oi symptoms, RriK mora ike
A CHARM than medicine, There IL nothing In tho
whole range of Mntraa Medlca that can ior omani
boar comparison withti IN this dinnnhe.
a n account Of this wonderful plant may b. found
In tho eleventh edition OF tho United AtaoA Uapona.
Aiory, pages 1887 and lIts.
soriaH OF experiments In which DR.. huli has been
for yUars engaged has uHt been brought 10 HiCoeAa
iul termination, aud he ~ enabled 10 offer 10 tho
public acomhination % unDhON with other approved
toncs thu whole preserved IN tha bnst quality OF
copper distilled hourbUn Whisky, WlR1h he N conn.
dent has no equal IN tho world
HN might furnish volume Of coritnoniea but tho
public have long HiiRo learned 10 eaimuo such thinus
by their true value The safest plan a for every one
toteatfor himHelttho yifiueA Of n new medicine,
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-10-19

lloos. we had on Saturday, sn interview
with ono of tho heaviest pork dealera and
ia that ho just closed an extonaiyo corroapon-
informed by nearly every communication re-
ceiyed that stock hogs were plenty, aud tho
corn crop probably tho best ralsodin tho past
general opinion among paekera that the mar
ply will be very large. Wa understand that
lbroo packing -housoa will operate 10 this city
The coming aoaaon,--NeiO Albany Ledger
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-10-19

t,tive. W. VII eend COPY Of tlla circular
with tho tickets, 10 each township, a. the
only means by which fnli explanation oi
this unforeseen occurrence can bo given, We
have no doubt Of the triumph Of the Demoo-
rncy everywhere but VIGILANCE is the price OF
liberty Wa must work Wa hope 10 hear n
good report irom your township
"J0nN H. WINNER
TSiqncd.1 J. W. Safer.
HENRY MILLER
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-10-19
Sensible Conclusion.

The Now York Evening Post, lead
ing Abolition journal. says Of that organ
ization. that its dissolution is inevitable,
because, "having accustomed itsolI TO u
dangerous Capitalization of power" II
will not abandon tho habit and the people
will not tolerate its deepotism,
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-10-19
NOTICE


TO the TfoTaIo UohTt OF montgomery VnN UN"'
Dennis Dwyor, Admir- Of VIM foley decd,
M
CnlharnN Foley widow, DANIEL Foley Of tho hiaio Of
Iowa, Ellen Foley iniermerrled with - sullivan Of
the Htato 0f Massachusetts, MARY Foley intermar-
rlod with John barrett of Cambridge city, state
Indiana John Foley tho btAte 0i Indiana aud Cor
noua Foley Of tho county Oi Montgomery Ohio,
and tho unknown heirs of said William Foley, dcud,
nra hereby informed that ON tho 10Th day of hopiem
her, tHNa said administrator hleg ha petition IN tho
Probate Court Of Montgomery county ONO, tho oh
ieol aud pTyor ol which petition il 20 Obtain order
6o on the ph day Uf November lhhh for tho assign.
mont oi dover Of OAthenpe Foley, tho dow Of said
ing rea estate owhoh Tho said deceased died aeEod
10 wit
The south half Of ffho west hall NJ the south east
quarter OF section No 4. township 4, n, rrnge east,
containing forty acres leaa, 20 pay The dehR
OF said deceased
DENNIS DwyFR, Admir-
GOTTA atw olwm, Foley, dead
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-10-19

"Sincs n change has become necessary on
our county ticket have decided 10 Withdraw
my namc to aatiafy aomc Of tho disaneotcd,
aud II possible, 10 unite tho party. Ever will
liug TO nacrihco my personal interest for The
success Of the Democratic principles, aud
thanking my friouds for their puppott, shall
choetfuliy support Captain Mniche,t and the
reet of tho ticket
lSignod, JACOB BAKER"
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-10-19
PUBLIC SALE or REAL ESTATE
I viii onorpt Public sRlo, on


Saturday october ~, 1850,
my hum, containing about rs acres Of choice land, In
good state Of cultivation, The improvements arc
two nrick Houses ono alarRe two story With ten
rooms, n good store room attached, well shelVed
with good counters, desirable location FRA country
store, good wnll of ~alor nj tho door, good smoke
house, wood house aud other oui buiidinga. Tha
other h0unr suitable for HmAll hmiy, Also large
hank barn. corn CRIB, wagon shed, Nc Also two
good orchards with chOluo variety OF fruit trees
RAid property IN that formerly Owned by Abram
llufef, decd, and known ns thn ilufiefyls pro-
periy. Bale TO commence at o'clock y. NJ, when
lermH will be made khOwu.
DANIEL n. HuFFER.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-10-19
CATnARlNN MAsTs NsTATN.

Ut undersigned has been duly appointed Ad.
mlnHtraior Of tho Estate Of Cahaflno Mast
late Of Montgomery County, deoeRaed All porYonB
Indebted to tho oatate arc requested 10 make mmas
same Will present them, duly authenticated, 10 the
undersigned for allowance.
WASHINGTON mast.
ontig ans
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-10-19
"darsryulr, ONO, October 8, 1865.


"sln! II bscones our painful duty on tho
very owe Of our important election, TO make
n change ia our ticket The AboItIonsls,
ever ready to commit any deed however dia-
bolioal which may further their interests and
aratfy their ambition Tor power and npolls,
have crowned their iuquites IN this county
by n cold.blooded murder
"ro-night about ten o'clock M A. H.
Doty was ON ha way home from Matchotta
office, In thia place, whore ho had boon IN
oonuullation with his fellow Democrats, while
passing through tho covered bridge over
0reenyille Creek, no was stabbed by aomo aa-
saauin, Aecroted, us iu supposed, IN the bridge.
Tho wound inflicted was in the right side,
Immediately under tho riba, and some three
inohea in length. When found, few minutes
after tho melancholy tragedy must have
taken place, In was weltering Ia blood and
speochloeu, aud expired about liiIoen min
uten after being carried TO his residence near
by. Comment at present IL unnecessary, ana
| II il we're wo have mother tho time nor tho
honrt TO do 40. All W. can do NJ present Is
to doleat the yandals Ia their hollish scheme.
They doubtless thought by this desperate act
at this time 10 secure ono, NJ least, Of tho inn
portant county oilioea.
"Suppoaing ~ Woulu ~ lWpoHslulo 70 pIlul
and diatributo ticketa in that space OF time
until tho opening Of the polls, we have, how
over, 10 tho midst Of the confusion which pre-
walls, seoured messengers 10 carry tickets 10
each township, on which We havs placed tho
name OF d. Il Claw, our present enoiont
Auditor, whom We have no doubt will bc nc.
oeptablo to the Democracy and tho people.
Jacob Baker, our talented and worthy
candidate for Representative, has for soma
days past been considering tho propriety Of
withdrawing on account Of diaafootion in
Greenyille and tho southern townships but
tho tickets having been distributed he wA'
prevailed on MOTTO do so Since, however, II
has become necessary to strike other ilokela,
the Comnitlee have consented TO hie with
drawl, and have placed In ha stead ihe name
Of Captain MAtehott, hia foromoat competitor
for thu nomination,
"Ihe Committee regret tho necessity o
those changes at this late hour Of tho cam
pnign, but believe nothing will DO lost, au the
new tickets will reach tho different townships
by tho opening ofthe polls, aud We may think
many OF the opposition, after learning OF THU
atrooty, will become dipRusted aud yoto with
az. We trust that you will SEQ that mons o
tho tickets heretofore distrbntod arc voted
10 they willbe lost on Auditor and hepreaen'
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-10-19
lFyom the Portsmouth, (ohio) Times,
RESULT IN omo--Fnn rRoareurs.

The result Of the election In this State, on
Tuesday last, IA gratifying indeed 10 the
Democracy. Though our opponents have
achieved bare success, Il Ia At a Baoriloe
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-10-19
Abolition EOrgoTIcs in DnTkc
County.

We publish below, the copies OF two
forged papers, got up by tho AbolitioniSts
ofGrccnville, for the purpose OF dolcatlng
tho candidates ON the Democratic tick
ct in Darkc County ut the late election.
They arc perfectly characteristic OF the
leaders oi the Abolition party every
whcrc. Fraud and deception is thoir
principal stock in trade, and many mnn
guilty of smaller crimes has found place
in the pcnitcntiary. That their forgero
hnd their effect in defeating the Democrat
ic ticket in Darkc County, there is no
doubt,
Commenting upon this high handed
and shameful transaction. tho Cincinnati
Enquirer very truly remarks "rhis
affair shows. in Astrong light, the dcmor-
alization that has ovorspread tho whole
country. Force. fraud. aud corruption to
carry elections in ono phase. Thiu aystca
was inaugurAtod by tho opponents of tho
Democracy in 1888, importing voters
from Philadelphia to Nav York. and
cousigning them to the political mana
gers az NO many feet of lead pipc--each
individual consigned asa voter counting
ono foot, The samo party under different
aliases, has beon practising tho same gamo
ever since. They have the active money
capital Of the country, aud they have u
contempt of popular suffrage, and, there
fore. do not hesitate to practice force, fraud
or corruption to carry an election.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-10-19

Tho people OF Kentucky don't want negro
suffrage. They think negro saieranee quit"
enough LOuispiile Journal