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Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-09-27
Nrm advertisements.
DAYTON, September 10, ise6.

~. ..H.' DAh loN, september 10, 1860.
FeiOlo TrGpelsrs i,. .. .r
Relieving as I 10 that every man should be usefu
IN h!s day and generation, and by request OF thoI.
sands ot persons oi this community, have made
preparation again, and wl manufacture my Excelsior
Nermtn Destroyer, and will have 1t sold by agents
in every part OF the hsbtable Globe, II is perenty
innocent mt effects ana will not destroy anything
but ,St which it IL de NJ yned to destroy--hats Mice
Rosches, Bedbugs and Ants. IL can 6e used in nan.
trys cupbosrds gralneres. IL can be laid along
the side of food for parsons useful animals with
perfect safely. II contains DO po SON. and is better
han any other preparation now before the publ O.
And you may ASK why 1t IL better than other prepar-
atonsl will tell yeu. IL contains attractive oils
that other preparation have not got in them this
viii bring tetmin where thepreparaton in laid, and
they Th eat Of itas ten as you place Il where they
can get II, while there is any 70 eat. The prepare
ton containsa different Ingredient for the destrllc
ton OF each named ve-min mentioned above. For
coekrpaches small peice Of bread spread over with
the PREPARATION and laid on the hearth in a ROOM or
IN pantfys the preparation beng covered with hour
for three nehta, ,sdccessiysy, they will entirely dis
appear in old houses,or bedsteads where bugs nest
take penkufe, or stuck and spread a small portion
OF the prepa. alton aiong the cracks OF the wash and
char boards, and on the bedsleads where they nest
let me preparation stay en- one or two dayshsn wash
oil the dead bugs then put on small portion OF
the preparation sgan, and you will nothage 10 clean
more than once year Persons using the prepara-
ton to destroy rats need not fear hafthey viii 20 jn
wells as tis the heat Of the preparation that des-
troYsI and they will come out Of enclosed places to
get the air by getting the air they will die at best theg
Will leave the premises and 90 whore they can vet
wate land then VIII diommediaey after getting the
water " can be used any time in the year. Rats
will not die under the buildings 10 leave n Hench
BY uen0 from two TO three dollars worth of this pre-.
paratton ayear, rats can be kept out Of any mill,
ware house, or graney in the United States, Private
families VIII not need oveTwo to four boxes per year
IL should always be used three nights ssyely to
clear them out All other preparations now b. fora
the public, contain nothing but phosphorus 10 des-
troy, mixed with ornrneal and grease, cooHed with
yenitian red, Ny boxes shall contain twice the
amount that the others contain, and be sold for the
same price. Country merchants and ped ers can be
supplied by the dozen ~ 81 single cents at
my resldeuce, Nos l07 and 100 jeff street. be-
tween 9th and 9Th H 40. arI nlYs
Directions ior using on each boz. tu4s sfI il.
BENJAMIN BEST,
seNdlm f Dayton, Ohio.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-09-27
Colonel Lowe and the Duke of cumber.
land.

One Of the National Guard, lately
when pressed for bis reasons for support
ing Col. Lowe instead of Judge Haynes
remarked that, chad the National Guard,
when at Baltimore, been commanded by
any other Colonel, they would have been
sent 10 the 'front.'" From that fate Colonel
Lowe has the honor of saving his com
mand, and is of course entitled TO their
gratitude. sa as.l..s..a.
This reminds us of an anecdote of the
Duke of Cumberland. While walking
upon the Strand, in the city of London,
in company with some ladies, he was ac-
costed by an old lady who prayed for the
long life and happiness of his Honor. The
Duke, being a vain man, (like Col. Lowe }
desired to know what special favor he had
conferred on the old dame TO merit such
extravagant expressions OF gratitude
"Lord bless your Honor" said she, "You
saved my sens life at the battle Of F9n-
tenoy. You ran away before the Irish
brigade, and my son ran after 20 p ''''
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-09-27

Abol,.lon Mee.lnE at C,nlr.ylIl,

fAEpsAAASA ~ U@ADb ~ CUmhAD ANaH
Dirty Speeches and RtHe EnthEsiasp,-
A Vida Breach IN the Ranks Of fhe
@Unfon" Party Of Montgomery County
zck''Otc'edged-LoW Filings at q o.
Lone, &c, DC tJ&3l
CENTREviLLE, Sept. 25, 1865,
EDIroR EMPIRE During the last week.
large 'posters," such "a are generally
used iorthe pnrpose Of heralding the coming
Of all hRmbugs, we're posted in all CONSPICUOUS
places throughout the township, announcing
the fact that those two bright stars 10 the pol
itieal armament, W, Munger, Jr. aud Judge
Boltin would address the people at Centres
vile on Saturday evening, September 23d
Being always open to conviction, accord.
ingly attended the meeting, thinking might
thereby be instructed Mr.. Munger made
the opening speech, which mainly consisted
in reteration OF all the false and slsuderous
charges and epithets heaped upon the Denoc-
ratio party by the real enemies Of the country
during the lastlfour years. He also congrat'
ulatsd the people ia regard TO thelglorious
termipation of the war---in regard to the
great questions settled by the war-elsimed
also that the State debtoi Ohio had been re-
dueed several milliopsoi dollars by the wise
administration Of lhe party in power during
the last four years-olaimed that the "Union'
party. as party, are not in favor of negro
suffrage, although many individuals Of that
party we're in favor of it--claimed also that
the Democratic party is q reasonable organi-
zatiou-that it favors the right OF accession
claimed also that the Democratic party are in
favor Of re-enslaving the negroes Of the
South.
He also made several low personal filings
at T. o. Lowe, his competitor for the office
Of Prosecuting Attorney, charging him with
staying at home and acting as bottle holder
for Mr.. Valandigbam while bis father was in
the army fighting the battles Of his country,
in one Of which be yielded pp his life, 49,,
Mr.. NJ. gave "a pitiable account Of The state
of feeling existing in the ranks OF the AboIi-
ton party in this county in reference to the
Superior Judgeship, stating, however, his
intention to vote for Judge Haynes, let the
consequences DO what they might He claimed
that, as an honest man, he was in, honor
bound to do So and begged the "Union" men
not to "scratch" him on that account, and
thus aid in the election Of Tom Lowe
Mr.. NJ, having concluded, Judge Boltin
tried his hand but as Judge Boltin's speech
consisted mainly in abuse of Mr., Yallandig.
ham, AMI as that gentleman is not at present
a candidate for any office, ahall have but
little to say about the Judges's speech. |
might add, however, that the Judge made a
dirtier and more falsifying speech than is
usual for him to make. The Judge tried
hard by telling dirty anecdotes, to get up a
little enthusiasm, but the attempt was a
dead failure.
High taxes snd. .,he negro equality doctrines
of the Abolition party are beginning to tell on
the minds Of the people here. sic. .4ryJ.
. ANTl.NRGRo. EQUALITY.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-09-27
HIEn.

wALTERs-sMITH.--B th1 Rev. J. W.. Hall,
y. D., op Tuesday, September 26th Mr. James B.
Wsterp 10 Miss Louisa Smithrtoth ofthis city.
We sxtend our sincere and cordial eongratllations
70 our young friends ou this inost interesting event
Of their hyes May the career Of happiness on
which they have entered, Under circumstances sc
hopeful and anspicious. never be darkened by the
clouds OF sorrow or adversely.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-09-27
@e0icaI.
auccess I'M Rusinasa.

No business can be trul, sucoasshil which a, no
loundea on real htness ofthngs The article made
or sold must haveintriusc merit and supplya publ
want Success issuing from the clap trap Of advsrt-
ing, or the tricks oftrade, mere preteusion and
ceive the operator and those who trust him nut II
an article supplies pube want and lirly meets IT.
reasonable expectations, its success and general
adopt on is merely question oftims. Itmay be
retarded by adverse Influences or sped by pros perpq
HUMPHREYs HoMEoPETaTMon sPse n Mln spEoIF,os A,
their ongnin great public want medicines for all
the common wants OF enlignted life-euratSes that
father mother nurse, or traveller could always have
with them ans always rely upon--so simple that mis-.
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mat all mi ght them with impunty and SO efficent
that all might rely upon them with safety Such they
have proved Thousands OF families use them daily
for all the ailments and sicknesses Of fe and rarely
are seriously sick, or ave need to call q physician
IThouaands taking single Specific, have cured
themselves OF chrome diseases which have been the
bane OF their lives, and upon which they have spent
hundreds In vain and among the millions who use
them, none are found to question their purity e
HUMPHREYS, SPECIFICS
combine all the advantages OF the best Homeopathic
treatment, without It's int cacy uncertainty. They
are preparedb physician OF over twenty years
Homeopathic experience they have been tried 10
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with n case I'm yOur house,
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Measles. or scarlet Fever, or Whoopng cough, Of
You may cure YeuR Children
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You may cure yourself
| OF Headache, Weak Stomach, Indigestion, or
Billiousness, atarrh, or u Bad Cold, or Sore
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Debility, or even Asthma, with these Specifies
| NOT FAM LY who have ever had one Of these
Family Cases of HUMPHREYs' SPECIFICS but would
give ave times its cost rather than be ydthoutIt
FAMILY CASES.
Case of So large walls, in morocco, and Book of
W
Case OF % large walls, IN morocco, and Book. q W
Case OF 20 large yials in morocco, and Book. OO
Case OF ~ large vals In PLAN case, and Book OC
Case OF 10 boxes (No. to l5), and Book.,.... Ot
Case OF any six boxes mo. TO l5), and Book l II
LIST OF
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-09-27
Kn1INu Ar KNoxyILLE.-Tho Looisvill.

KILLING AT KEoxvrILE.-Tbo Louisville
Democrat says laat on Saturday white
aetaeant was ordered TO halt by negro guard.
The man failed TO obey the order, whenm the
negro shot him, the ball passing through bis
breast and striking another person who was
nnsAing. killing both. On the same day an
frishmssini, going By On truck, was shot aud
killed. l1dtI lt JNuF&s. -s-
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-09-27
vot. the Democratic Ticket,

A vote for General Morgan and the
Democratic Ticket will be vote in favor
of maintaining the Constitution of the
Limited States, in favor Of equality in tax
.tion in favor of retrenchmebt and reform
and opposition to Negro Suffrage and
Equality.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-09-27
Sherif's Proclamation.

TlHE STATE Of Omo, MONTGOMERY Co, "a. To the
u voters o. Montgomery Co, Ohio, J, 90. n.
Davidson. Sheriff ofMonl9omery County and State Of
Ohio, DO hereby notify the qualified electofa OF said
county 70 assembled In their eipectve Wards, Town
ships and Preclncs on tho
second Tuesday In IN Q m Onth of Oc-
tOber, A. d., 1905,
at their usual places ofhodnE e ectons and then and
the!e, between the hour- ofsiK o'clock A. M. and
slE o'clock P, NJ, Of said day, proceed as The law
dHectsto elect n
one Governor,
One Lieutenant. Governor,
One Treasurer Of State, rrs.. t...-..-
oue supreme Judge, (full term),
One Supreme Judge 10 oil yacancyl,
One Attorney General, '''f ...
One School Oommissioner,
t0pe Member Of Board OF Public Works,
- One Clerk of9uprome Court, .HtI #t
Ooe Judge ofSupsrior Court
one Senator and two Representative 20 General
lsft Assembly OF the State f0hto,
One Prosecuting Attorney,
One County Commissioner
One Infrmary Director, aud Sd p.
One Coroner,
The Trustees ofthe various Wards and Town.
ships sre also notified, that they aha on said day
select otgood, udicions persons having the aualif.
cations ofelectors, their apportionment Of persons
20 serve as Jurors and return the list for tho Common
Pleas and Superior Courts 10 the County Clerk, and
he list for The Probate Court TO the Judge Of the Pro.
The apportionmenl for the several Courts is as
follows, 1"f' IT
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-09-27

= bd-"We (the people of ohio), have rights
which the Federal Goyerpuelt must not
invAde-Arights superior 70 its power, on
which our sovereignty depends, aud we DO
mean to assert those rights agslnat az
tyrEnnical usurpations Of autbority'-S n
Ohhss in 1857.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-09-27
Co-PARTNERsHIPs NOTICE.
X. WHIFMOnE "a NJ. H.hIAms

HAVE formed ospartnership IN the hoot, shot
III andclothinR business, at No. 2S2 Fiah street
lOFegonl, where they will keep full assortment
ready made work af slov prices be had 10 the
CITY they will also manufacture ali goods ia their line
10 order on short notice, So "A .... : IN
Ia One oi the firm has been engaged in the boot and
shoe bpslpess IN Germantown lor number OF years,
and the other haa heen engaged In the dry goods bu
ness al HArshmanVe, for several years, IWd
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-09-27

A "scRlMAGE." understand that a
Gsticufi occurred alta sale few days ago, be.
tween q Parson Miller and one Of bis con,
gregAtion, named Plley,i in which the rev.
erend gehtlemSn came cut victorious, having
succeeded 10 breaking one Of the ribs and
badly Hbunging up" the eyes Of his beloved
BROTHER " Person Miller was fined $40 for
the energetic manner in which be delivered
''ths gospel according TO John Heepan." -
ChiilicOthe { o J 4dcerttser fU'AAe
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-09-27
NEW, FIRM

NNTM. WALKRR has this day AsSooiAted with him
w PERRY trURNER in the Merchant Tailor aud
Clothing business ~ 30l Third street. were his ends
will ind splendid stock Of new goods.
Old customers are requested To call and settle up
40 ind t necessary 70 TO close up my old business
and open new vet " books ipti Nl9 WV p.
sepll5-lmd4W
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-09-27

HO for the greatest Bargain of
b. the Season - iadi aa %,

W. q. BREEEE at No, u MAN Street IN Dayton,
now offers ready made clsthng at greatly reduced
prices. l+ .N
This great fall in his prices Is not for m ere talk or
advertisements, but he has determined to, reduce his
stock. t.r
He has the following goods at the prices below
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-09-27

The impression in all well-informed
circles is that New York, Pennsylvania
and New Jersey will certainly go Demo
cratic this Fall, and that Ohio will be
with them If her Democracy will take the
trouble to vote. i.l. rlsa ..
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-09-27

Bishop Meade of Virginia, in his ad-
dress to the Episcopal Convention of the
State, now in session at Richmond, has
strongly urged reunion with the Northern
wing of the church The committee ap-
pointed to consider the portion Of the adj
dress referring to this matter presented a
report, which was almost unanimously
adopted by the Convention, commencing
the eonciliatory and fraternal course pro.
prosed, and referring the subject to the
next General Council.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-09-27

The Cleveland to,) Herald calls Mr. VAL
lGndigham convicted traitor, Yes he was
trAiloF--in tbe.eSeI ofdespota and Of Ihe foes
Of fAmerioan liberty He was convicted Of
the crime Of exercising the inAlienable rights
of a citizen Of Ohio, @CincinBah Enquirer
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-09-27
The Signs Are Cheering.

From every portion of the State the
political news is of the most gratifying
character. The Democracy are thoroughly
aroused to the importance Of success in the
pending contest In every county, from
which intelligence has been received, there
is such organization as must produce the
most beneficial results. But much hard
work is yet TO be done,
Aside from the election Of our excellent
State Ticket, the contest for United States
Senator will cause the Republican party
to make desperate efforts to carry the Le-
gislative tickets. To counteract this in
tluence, the Democracy must poll every
legal vote within their reach. There must
be no luke-warmness, no apathy, no ces.
sation of labor Democrats and Conserva.
tives Friends os the Union and the Con.
stitution Opponents of negro suffrage
and negro equality Devote all the time
that now remains between this and elect
ion day to the GOOD OLD CAUSE
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-09-27
The Sd, 4th, 5th, and 9th Days OF
.. october, 1866.
OFFICERS:
PREMIUM LIST;

.IJag t1Rsr DAY, 0OT. Sd, .....
Trqttng Stations, Premium 1st SIS, Cd 800
Finest Mare or Gali,ng. IS
Best Par OF Family Horses Mares ........... 2f
Thorough. br d Stahons lst Si0 I'd e20....,.... 20
All Work stations, list s2o, I'd Si0!.... ......... So
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-09-27

Double Team TrottOrs Premium LIST s1OO, "a $780, $3.50
FINEST Stalilon 'Zo
Roadsters Mares and Geldngs 80
Saddle Horses aud Mares 90
Finest and Fastest hacking Horse or Mare"."....25
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-09-27

The Republican orators in this county,
in their desperation, are resorting to the
meanest and most disreputable arguments
imaginable to prejudice their partizans and
others who may attend their meetings,
against our candidate foi Prosecuting At
torney. One of them is reported to have
told his hearers at Little York that Mr..
Lowe was "dirty blackguard % and,
as will be seen from letter we publish to-
day, Mr.. Warren Munger is not above
repeating the contemplate slang Of the
Jourhla to the effect that Mr.. Lowe, in
being Democrat, dishonors the memory
OF his gallant and lamented father.
There are only two reasons for all this
slander and denunciation, and sensible
people will readily understand them.
First, Mr.. Munger wishes very much to
be elected, Second, the County Com
missioner and other County Officers, de-
string unrestricted control of the affairs
ofthe County and the County Treasury,
wish very much to have Mr. Lowe de-
feated. That Mr.. Lowe is pleasant
gentleman, an honorable and by no means
"bitter" politician /; that his character
as man is unimpeachable, no one of his
opponents would seriously venture to deny
where Mr.. Lowe is known. They are
anticipating his election, and this is whst
disturbs them.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-09-27

Trottius Mares and aeIdnss Premium lat 500,


Beat and Fastest Four in hand team, lst Sloo,
"a
Fastest Irotter TO Saddle, tst $50, I'd
buggy morse OF
Matched Roadsters owned by one man....a-.o-g..5o
Mule Race To sloWest.
LKdy EquestrRns, lst $50, second S2b... ....-..76
44H '-Df tH"-. -------- r' II To-. .t|."" t
Competition Will be Required In all the
a Premiums.
.r. .-ALLLrrlu 81.
Positively no sPirItSus Liquors or
i'a1 GunlblImE will be Allowed
urd ON the Grounds. n1s hra
.lNph $50 e. ---~---l 3NlNNgNtsE AaU.
HAHLROADs:PUPTING INTOIDAY-
TONuWlLB OABHY PAssEN. - -
... GERS AT HALF FARE.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-09-27
SENATORIAL TICKET.

INDEPENDENT cANnIDATE FOR JUDGE or THE
SUPERIOR COURT,
DANIEL A. HAYNES,
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-09-27

Dirty Speeches and Rtiie EnthEaasp,---
A lgids Breach IN tie Ranks Of fhe
sDniop" Party Of Montgomery County
Lek,IOtolsdged-Lop Filings at q o.
Lotcs &c, DC .Il II
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-09-27

eight. l = 10. ..GnTI Il' ~ III =
Dress Circle and Parquette, 80 cents Gallery "a
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1865-10-26
Th. S,,o~ Coming.

We understand that the Convention
men have had bills printed. and will
start menagerie of speakers through the
County, to enlighten the people. what
are the issues they intend to advocate
Tbs only issue on their side, that we
know Of. is q scramble for Office. The
spriucipa! speakers. We learn. arsto be A.
Larzelere. Capt. Nathan, Prizes. and A.
Perry.
We have never heard Mr.. Perry. and
cannot speak Of his abilities as aspouter.
With Mr.. Larzelere's oratory we are ia
milisr. having heard his speech number
Of times during the years 1858. 1853.
and 1860. Some folks say that thick
corn shucks denote a hard Winter sp.
preaching. We always noticed. that
when Larzelere went around speaking, it
required mighty hard tugging to keep the
party from coming ont second best. As
to hioe. every one has distinct recollec-
tion of his brilliant campaign. fsst FaIl,
when be completely aattened himself out,
snd almost performed the same service
for the party with which be pretended to
act. While the militia were at qAtchisop,
not knowing whether they were to be or
dered to the front or sent home, he had
the bad taste to get up in their. cold
and dreary camp. to harange themiron
poIltics-telling them it was only Jim
Lane humbug. and that they had bette.
go home. That very same evening. or
ders were received to march with all
haste to check Sterling Prices advance,
leaving Nathan Price to chew his cnd
His speech, if of any force at all, was
calculated to create dissatisfaction and
mutiny; and if Col. Tracy or Gen. Sher-
ry had done their whole duty, they would
have ordered him under arrest. 1t after
wards became favorite remark, that in
that raid. Price was played out at each
end Of The Kansas army If heiis going
to be as useful to the Convention men, we
hope they will let him speak. '5l'''@