The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1867-04-03

Constable on their ticket, the Abs clectlhR
three Trustees, the Treasurer and II Ooh-
stable.
eE-The journal attributes our defense OF
MIR. HEINZ against the u~ncallcd for assaults
of that paper, to stupidity or malice
VOL. Il may be we would seei IL In the same
LIGHT If we had been in the habit of look
inc through the same glasses as the Journal
&C Dam.
oCtosINo Our.r-Attention is directed to
,hc advertisement In another column Of the
closing out sale of a large stock Of fine
Jcwclry of all descriptions. MIR. J%andorf
saws the goods must be sold, IA change OF
business being Anticipated. No doubt a
rare opportunity for bargains will be Of
Tered to those who call at an early day.
LrNCH To-MoRRow.-At the station, 2S5
Third street, uncle Joe will set One of his
most superb lunches tomorrow at ten
O'Clock.
Chicken soup, chicken pot pie, pork and
beans aud all the extras, nor. dlt'
sS-we sre by our morning contemporary
that the Metropolitan Police Commission
rrs gre to be appointed to-day or to-mor-
row, and the force mt once organized.
Good-by. Marshal. Daytonians prepare to
receive your guardians. Bureaus and mil
lions OF dollars for the niggers. Guardians
and farcS for the white people. So we 90,
every day brings something new.
"Nor MuCH OF A SHowER."-The "swamp
angel" Of the Journal in referring to the
Connecticut election, resulting so glorious
~ tor the Democracy, says: at is not
much to brag over This reminds us, as
the .late lamentcd' would have said, of a
little story, about a chap who in time of
the Hood appealed to Noah to take him
aboard the Ark, but was refused. $50 to
thunder with your old boat" said he Its
not much of a shower, no how
LADIES FAm.-Thc Fair for the German
Lutheran st. Johns Church is again in
successful operation at Beckcl Hall. Every
evening during this week an opportunity
will be offered to ouI citizens to visit the
Fair and add their contributions in the way
of purchases to a worthy object. Go to the
Fair with your fUir pa~rtncr-putting a
~greenback or two in-your pocket before
starting and leaving the same with some
fair salcswoman at one or more of the
many tables spread ut the Fair.
sE~ Ticket elected in Miami township:
Trustccs-Wm. Stevenson. p. VI. Gephart
aud George McIain.
Trcasurer-John kiser.
Clerk-John \. Schuster.
Constables-Isaac Weidncr, and L. IL.
Eicher.
Assessor-Isaac Weidncr.
MIAMIsBURG CoRPoRArIoN TICKET.
Mayor-A.J j. Eminger.
Recorler-John IL. Grove.
Marshal-Heub. Gephart.
Councilmen-C. II. Allen, Geo. A. Grove,
John Buehner, Sr., John d. Shcehan and
Il. V. Lyons,
Tar ONO INSURANCE C~oMPANr.-The
.Jomual seems to have Ohio Insurance Com
pany ON the brain, and we have no doubt
the dreams of the angelic creatures OF that
institution are sadly disturbed by visions
of the immens number of policies that
COMPANY is now issuing. The members
orthis Company are pretty generally Dem
ocrats, all of whom are sound, reliable men,
financially as well as politically, and any
thing Democratic has a tendency to effect
the nerves of our sweet angelic ncighbor tc
such am extent that he cannot restrain the
flow of abuse running from his pen point
whenever he sees or hears of a member o.
that Company taking part in any political
or other public proceeding. All its little
inuendoes, slang or abuse, however, does
not effect the business of this reliable
home company, and they continue to receive
applications and issue policies just AZ
though the JOURNAL was not In existence.
PETITION SIXTY FEET IN LENGrH.-Wt
were shown "A petition to-day to be pre-
scented to the County Commissioners pray
ing the appointment by that body of
special police on the bridges crossing tn,
riyerto this city. This petition was full
sixty feet in length, taken as it was show
TO us, up one side and down the other, witt
the names closely written. As the grea
majority of the names attached were thos
of people from the country, the Commits
sioners certainly cannot refuse to grant tn
prayer of the petitioners when presente
in such numbers as appear attached to tn
petition. That there is a necessity for th
appointment ofpolice TO patrol the bridge
is made more potent to the public by tn
late assassination of one ofour citizens, Nj
Tate, who was shot by "a villain for III
purpose of robbery, while returning to h
home from his place of business ON the othC
side of the river. The DANCE. to life an
property, from lawless devils prowliil
around demands some prompt and decisiN
measures on the part of the authorities
put a check TO their villainous work, al
we trust the Commissioner will grant Il
prayer ofthe petitioners
We had prepared an article similar to Il
above for our paper yesterday, but it g
mislaid and we did not discover until aft
our ~issue-vas printed, that it was not
type. We regret that such was the cas-
iorsaye think there is really a neeessit