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Nevada national., 1859-09-03
Netiee 10 kfeyselican. /.

Kent, the Frederick candidate for sterif.
is down on the Republicans. In convcrsa-
tion with gentleman OF this town, not long
since, he gave vent to his 'pheeliuks' OH the
subject OF fusion. in TIE following manner:
80 help me God would no. vote Tor
Baker. and If Ieptr vote fora d-n Ei0et
Republican, I Hope Maf The hand may
iri;isr that dspo,iies the p.fe.'
Nevada national., 1859-09-03

nE- Again must we. the devils, return
thanks to Messrs. Royce & Barr, for coutin-
ued favor., in the way Of peaches. We new
er tasted finer favored. or sweeter. peaches
than theirs. May they supply the good peo'
ple of Grass Valley, ourselves included, in
coming years, as cbesply and abundantly as
they do now.
We also paid short visit 10 Mr.. welr's
ranch, on Saturday last, and partook Of
some splendid fruit.
Nevada national., 1859-09-03
DISOI.ITION.

Tvs CoyAsTNEEsnIr. heretofore consisting
bclween u. Dinke man. rnd John Fr.nt,
Grass Valley iirewery. has this day been do
Owed.
the buisiness will henceforiL he carried On
under the lirm Of D. Binkelmann nnd L. Ru-
dolh.
Customers are politely requested to settle
up cid accounts.
y. BiNxrruANN Z. Co.
Grass Valley An1. 2ith 1859 3~.
Nevada national., 1859-09-03
To the Reoplr.

It has been ramorsi that have Withdrawn from
the contest for the Office OF District attorney for the
County OF Nevada.
7As r1iHor is ,chciiy ,ritaosa Foundation and
-ay to the electors Of the County, oc for ei, that
,riu noi siihprdlr under any circumstances. what,
ever. GEO. s. HUFF
Nsvsda August slst 1852
Nevada national., 1859-09-03

WATCH YouR TIcKETs.-The Brod, are
trained band of cheaiers at the ballot boz
Look at your tickets and see that th"y are
not spurious. and that the Brods hare not
used paste or pen on them. NorE KAELY,
VOTE STRAIGHT DEgocHATic TicxETs, AND yCu
WIZ. voTg gIGMr.
Nevada national., 1859-09-03
Uor't he CHECKED sG.

~ the following card. 1t viii he seen the
rrcdcricki;es did not succeed in choking of
their Candidate for District Attorney. Mr..
Happ has 10, much metal about him to he a
plant tool OF certain of the Broderiek lea
ders in Nevadn.
Nevada national., 1859-09-03

AURORA BoRrALIs.-On Thursday night
tie Aurora Borealis took the place Of the
moon and kept watch all night. Tho whole
heavens we're Ii. up by the light bearing
clouds going from the north. The night was
glorious and glorious all night.
Nevada national., 1859-09-03

Gen. Sam Houston has been elected Gov
ernor Of Texas. Although not the regular
democratic nominee. he came before the peo
pie as a national conservative democrat. q
strong advocate OF the adminiftration of Mr.
Bncbanau, and opposed to the re-opening o.
the slave trade.
Nevada national., 1859-09-03

TsASKs.-our good friend, rr. ?. 2. sNsrp. not.
sithstauding his profsssioaai duties tab. mp
all his tins, ends moments wherein hs car ealH.
vste flowers and fraIt n" piieei b,fors vednss.
day last, sample of the very fires, ci Il, ehss.-
DR.. Sharp being experisneed and sillf-i ra,ist,
evidently knew what fruit you'd be oo,asc-s. vhso
be ehsss his tree. -
Nevada national., 1859-09-03

DENocKirs!-yotc carly! See that your
friends vote the straight ticket. Let no one
stay awuy from the polls. Give the Prcder.
ickites another drubbirg. Pigiianee at the
polls is the price Of pietory.
Nevada national., 1859-09-03

DEMOCRATS, RALLT - On next Tuesday
evening there will be grand Democratic
Rally in this place.
Mr.. Penn Johnston, Mr.. Henry Meredith.
Vim. +. Anderson. and other distinguished
speakers. will be present Mr.. Johnston il
said to be one OF the most eloquent stump
speakers 10 the State.
Nevada national., 1859-09-03

SETTLE Dtodefislites hsre iarort &c se~.
eral hrclings into this place, who ore acting
the csntemp.able part Of spies. They as-
sumo the livery of Democracy hut their
ears are go long that they can't deceive any.
body.
Nevada national., 1859-09-03

Cob. s. c. RICHARDSON. ri th- request OF
numerous frieeds. will 10 candidate for
Ju'tce Of the Peace of Grss, Valley town
ship, At the ensuing election.
Nevada national., 1859-09-03

Ssr Hon. C. J. Lansing has BEEN speak
ing. during the past week, at different places
in the upper part Of the County. He has
bad large aud enthusiastic meetings, and has
been raking the Opposition "fore and AFT"
Nevada national., 1859-09-03

E. W. Hxrwooo at the request OF many
friends. will be candidate for Justice NJ the
Peace. for Gru~ Valley township, at the en-.
aung election. -
Nevada national., 1859-09-03

HExrr TnosAs, at the request Of many
voters. win he a candidate for Justice Of the
Peace. OF Grass Valley To~n,hip n, the en-.
suing election. q
Nevada national., 1859-09-03

Mr.. G. BunRs. at tho rcquest If many
friends. will he candidate at the en,ning
election. for Justice Of the Peace of Grsss
Valley township. -
Nevada national., 1859-09-03

CovsrIBLz.-Te are authorised to an
Hounec VIZ. e. AsrER So = eHrd;saie for
Constable Of Nevsda Township, at the ensu.
ing election. Il
Nevada national., 1859-09-03

IT was announced 10 Paris that The Mar
luis de Creqai had poisoned himself. "You
see said one Of bis frisnds. 'As m,st Aave
6,tfss ~ o-os ferrsrsr
Nevada national., 1859-09-03

ssLonox Cre~r. at the requssi o'msrv
OF bis friends. Sil he e-rdidnie fer Con
stable OF Grass VALLEY Tcwn,hip ct The EN-.
tuing election. 81.
Nevada national., 1859-09-03

Junx ALLISON will lie eardidste hr
Constable Of Grn's Valley Township. al ih.
crsulng election, at the request of many
veters. n
Nevada national., 1859-09-03
COUNTY TICKET.

COUNTY TICKET.
For State Senator.
VIZ. +. SON.
For Assemblymen.
HENRY HAYES. c. F. SMITH.
sAH'L T. CURTIS. PHiLiP MOORE,
WILLIAM r. ARMSTRONG.
For Sheriff.
J. 3. Van Eagan.
For County ClrIk.
JOHN s. la Nj Il < Z T.
For Treasurer.
]. w. e ii l N N.
Tor District Attorney.
Z. W. N A s J. | N.
For Assessor.
l.. FRANKLIN CALDWELL.
For Surveyor.
J. l.. NBLE.
For Public Administrator.
iiUGH 3. THOMPSON.
For Coroner.
THO MAS HENRY.
For sup,t OF Common Schools.
C. T. Owe TON.
Tor Supervisor ist District
JOSHUA A.. G. oss.
Nevada national., 1859-09-03
NEW TODAY.
Notice 10 Creditors.

Estate OF TH-oEoRE WET. s-e~s-si
So;ire :. hereby gssa ~ ths Hndersif n. ) Amin
isi.stnr ~ tae shove rsrei F,iai, 8" Crs''trrs
n and Ill Isrsrns having elsims ars.R.t ss' 1i.c-
dcFs Wei. dccsssei g. ~shrisit M ssic 9 visi tie
peccsss-fv ~nnoi.ss. within Ten s"IfhE itrn the
arst puhi-a ;nn ~ thus tite io .- esi. rcC
hs once in the .esn Of Lrsss Vslie~-
AiIES i. WEST.
Aisnnlst. stor Of .he Fa,tt- % 7Aeo. Wet.
Iax. -. lfss
Nevada national., 1859-09-03

as-The Masonic Building Is progressing
finely. Mcssrs Mayhngh q Lcavitt will soon
have their contract for ,hs sriek work CON-
pistpd
Nevada national., 1859-09-03

John. G. Nandy. viii he Candidate for
Constable at the ensuing election, ct tie re-
quest OF many Democrats.
Nevada national., 1859-09-03

Hon. A. J. Moulder. Superintendent Of
Public instruction, addressed the democracy
~ Nevada 90 wsinssisy svsniug last
Nevada national., 1859-09-03

aaAHs rAIxkv. aEPT. 4. isIs'
Nevada national., 1859-09-03

Democratic Nominations
Nevada national., 1859-09-03

GEORGE D ROBERTS gH,ron
Nevada national., 1859-09-03

STATE y CoiiI0nio County cf Nersds. as Hen
derson, being daily sworn, sAys that tho contents e
the foregoing letter are tue Of his knowledge
Sworn 10 before me this 9th day Of august, 1859
L " sIlrII In..... ~ H. p..ne
Nevada national., 1859-09-03

sss..i =. n. ..~i..ilss. Of iAs p.~s.rs,!.S
stssal Gee -Etisb.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-04-20
The bogus Meeting.

We learn by the Philadelphia papers,
says the Constitution that the meeting of
the bogus democrats which assembled in
Harrisburg on the 18th inst was a slim and
spirtl' affair, as we well knew it would be;
each man present representing his own fac,
tious views, without any authority from the
masses to speak in their name. Hon. John
Hickman, of Chester, pet Of the Black Re,
publicans, reelected to Congress by their
votes and influence and Col John w. For
ney, another Of the same sort were the
moving spirits in conducting the meeting.-
The result Of their deliberations consisted
in appaluses Of Gov. Packer and denuncia-
tions Of Mr., Buchanan, such rs make up the
record of every other republican assemblage
that meets the public view. Nothing could
have occurred so well calculated to arouse
and unite the democracy of Old Keystone
State as this attempt of few disorganizers
to repndiate the voice of the people expressi
ed in the manner recognized by the denoc-
racy since the organization of the Common
wealth We rejoice that they now stand be-
fore the world in its naked deiormity This
IS all that was wanted
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-04-20

FiRg AT ST. LoUs--At four o'clock on
Saturday mornieg last a fire was discovered
in the large dry goods, fancy and toy es.
tablishment Of Messrs Spock a Co, Main
street, st. Louis. The Rremon were prompt
y on the ground. The building was reyor-
beratiug with a series Of explosions from a
quantity Of fireworks on the premises, in
the third or fourth stories The loss Of
Spcck Il Co is 100000, insurance $4,000
The goods in the adjoining storos we're dam
aged by water to the extent of about $l0,-
600 Some $500 worth Of jewelry was pur-
loined from box during the confusion of
the fire. The cause Of the disaster is not
known
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-04-20

AFRICAN AGRcULTURR.-Dr. Livingston,
the great African traveller, says that on the
western coast Of Africa, in the valley Of the
Lucalla, the soil is very fertile. Fruit trees
and grape vines yield their fruit twice n
year, and grains and vegetables do the same
if sown. by taking the advantage of the
mists Of winter, three crops of pulse arc
raised. The grass is 80 tall that in one Sec
ton it was two feet higher than his head
when standing on the back of an OK, and
was as large around as goose quill Pro-
duce is very cheap, and the roads very poor.
They have two breeds of cattle. One is of
dimnutive size, with short horns, and the
other has legs nearly six feet in length and
large horns. The Africans are fond of cat.
tie, and spend much time in ornamenting
them. They shave the horns in order to
carve them into fantastic shapes, and brand
the skin with hot knife, so as to make
disc )loration of the hair in lineS like ze-
bra. The stranger the marks the handsom.
er tue animal. The greater the contortion
Of the horns, the greater the value lie saw
tobacco eight feet high, each plant having
thirty"ix leaves. The leaves were eighteen
inches long and six or eight inches broad.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-04-20
Tho Anonrmona Lellor 10 Ia glollnn

The Anonymous Letter 70 M slckles,
The following lea copy Of the anonymous
letter said to have been received BY Daniel
+. Sickles It appears 10 New York
weekly Ia f,c simiie engraving
wAeHSoroN, Feb p, 1859.
HoN DANIEL SicKLEs--Dear sir With
deep regret inolose 10 your address these
ieW lines but an Indispensable duty COM
pels me 20 to do, seeing that you are greatly
imposed upon
There IS . fellow, ! may say, for he is not
q gentleman by any means, by the name OF
Phillip Barton Key, and | believe the Dis
trict Attorney, who rents house Of negro
man by the name Of John A. Gray, situated
on Fifteenth street, between X and l..
streets, for no other purpose than to meet
your wife, Mrs Sickles he hangs string
out Of the window, as a signal to her that he
is in, and leaves the door unlastened and she
walks in n l,..sir, ! do assure you.
With these few hints leave the rest FOR
ytu to imagine.
Most respectfully, your friend, RIO
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-04-20

GOVERNOR CHAsE AND Free TRADE.-The
New York Tribune of the 10th inst, states,
says the Enquirer, that in some quarters
injustice is being done to Governor Chase
by representing him as an ultra free.trade
man. This is an error" says the Tribune,
and it then proceeds to define his position as
being in favor of protecting by tariff the
iron and wool of the Northern and Middle
and Western States as well as the sugar
and cotton and tobacco of the Southern
States. Governor Chase has always pro,
Iessed to be free'trade man, but the exi'
gencies Of his position require him to bid for
the support of the class Interests which are
always demanding legislation. lie thinks
there is no chance of his beating Seward un
less he does so. We fear this bid will not
avail the Governor. The "class Interest,""
will prefer Seward, who has always been
their stanch supporter, TO Chase, who up to
the present time, has always opposed them
by being for free trade.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-04-20

.. --"ss.ssiON nov 1T WAS
MADE. The New York Times publishes a
card from friend of Mr.. Sickles giving the
history of Mrs. Sickles confession The
writer states that Mrs. Sickles made three
attempts to prepare a confession, but failed
through the violence of her emotions that
by long and severe efforts at self control che
was finally enabled to write it as published ;
that she thought Of no one and nothing but
her own guilt, which she was willing to put
in the darkest hues and, furthermore, Mr.
Sickle's heart was filed with poignant grief
at its publication. lie repeatedly refused
solicitation for copy Of it, and when he
found it was in the hands Of the reporters
he tclcgraphed to New York to have ii sup,
pressed, but too late.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-04-20

BENEFIT or RAINY DAY.-"Rosey," said
an affected young lady to friend who had
called into sec her, "do yon think it will be
fine tomorrow p Rosalie, thinking she
wished it 70 be fine, replied, ayes I'll be
so put out if il is fine, said Bessie, "as 1
want to 90 visiting" "Why, how strange
you are Bessie. why, Rosey, where I'm
going they have splendid dinners, and such
company and II i rains | muststop to din.
ner, and dry my clothes, and then may be
they'd send some young gentleman home
with mo. You see now, don't you p
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-04-20

Francis a. Lloyd, superior Court
vs. No lisa
Adam KuntE and Sarah Kuniz
DUkSUANrt to an order OF tho Superior
Court Of Montgomery county, Ohio, made In tho
4boNc case, ~ ia February term 1889 and t0 me ~
the Court House In the ~ Of Day on, IN the eoun-
" OF Montgomery and state OF Ohio, on
Friday, April 20, 1859,
between the hours Of and o'clock y. NJ. Of said
day the following lands and tcnCmcutb situate iu
the county OF Montgomery, and known and described
A. lot No. three ( In section sixteen 6 IN the
OF the town OF west Dayton, In said conn
" Of Monisometv, bring The same premises this day
conveyed hy the executors Of David Hawthorne and
Jesse X. Christopher 20 said kuntz.
said property 4 10 be Heid on Judgment in favor
et Francis Lloyd, vs.. Adam Kunt1 and Sarah
kuntt. The above property has been appraised al
eight hundred and twelve dollars and cannot be
fot less than two-thiris OF the appraised value
IcrIna OF sale, Cash. N. II. JORDAN,
Master Commissioner
Of superior Court OF Montgomery county, ohio.
1ounDAN and IouRpANi Atrys. for PlainuH.
mh2e-daWta
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-04-20

BO-The Paraguay expedition, says the
Washington Constitution, will not cost the
Government dollar beyond the ordinary
expenditure of the Department except for
the purchase of seven low priced steamers,
much required by the navy, at a cost Of two
hundred and eighty nine thousand dollars,
which has been sanctioned by Congress
The Opposition papers have been charging
that it's expenses were not less than eight or
ten millions Of dollars. These claims against
Paraguay originated under the Administra.
tion of Mr.. Fillmore, but neither his nor
General Pieree's Adninistr itou took any
vigorous steps in the premises The Presi
dent has reason to congratulate himself up,
ON the complete success of the expedition
and Its inconsidera5le expense
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-04-20

TmRnMEG MILITARY ADVENTURE IN TEX
As.-ln the north of Texas, Fords Rangers,
consisting Of forty-seven men, we're surpris-
cd and surrounded by eight hundred In
dams, who demanded their surrender The
Rangers refused, when desperate battle
ensued, Ford, with four others, cut their
way through and escaped, The event has
produced the greatest excitement amongst
the fr0ntiersmen,
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-04-20
FOR SALE.
On 00O ACRES Of Land in Illinois, OF
COsOOO or nearlinea Of Rail Roaug. comnri

% 000 ACRES of Land in Illinois, on
cO3OOO or nearlines OF Rail RoaGs, eompri-
sing Improved Farms and wild lands.
Totho-e having small farms In this section, that
win sell at good price, would say sell, and 20
where you can get large tract OF land at q low
price, and where you win have equally good mar
ketB
ALSO, 10000 Acres well selected Land,
In Missouri, both the quality and title OF which
win guarantee. For sale or exchange for 9TH
or property, on the most desirable terms.
ALSO, A small but choice Farm in Clark
County, well improved will be sold cheap, and
city property taken In part payment.
ALSO, A fine Lot on Ludlow St, between
ith and 5th, lIs by 30 ft.--aley back.
ALSO, Garden Lots Of acres each, on
the River Road, near the city.
ALSO, A 3 story Brick Business House, on
Jefferson, between ID and 4th sts., and desirable
residence on 9Th ST., bet. Main and Ludlow.
ALSO, Fine impoyed Property in "Miami
CITY," and Clayton View" In tracts Of from to
10 acres. All for sale UHEAPby
CHA5 r CLARKE,
feb2i Real Estate Agent, Clegg's Building
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-04-20

PRESIDENT JUAREz A PURE INDIAY.-It is
a fact of Significance, that Bento Juarez the
man recognized by our National Govern,
ment as President of Mexico, is pure In.
dian. Never until now, since Montezuma,
has pure Indian been the ruler of Mexico.
The Vera Cruz correspondent of the New
Orleans True Delta, says
The blood of Benito Juarez has run in a
pure and unmxed stream from his nnces-
tors, who were the masters of Mexico long
before the Aztec race, Not drop of negro
or Spanish blood courses through his veins.
The negro has again found his level and will
again serve a superior race. The proud aud
naughty Castllian is no longer master.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-04-20

jaws IN OREGrN--The number Of Jews in
Oregon, most of whom are engaged in COM
mercial pursuits, is quite large In Port
land they have a synagogue, lately inoorpo,
rated by tho Legislature, under the name Of
the Congregation Beth.lsrael," where re.
ligou' worship is conducted after the man
ner Of the German Israelites.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-04-20

COLD WEATHER IN TExAs-1he Caddo
Gazette, of the oh inst says the past week
the weath,- has been clear and cold. White
frost was visible Tuesday and Wednesday
Overcoats and fires have been in demand A
good deal of apprehension is entertained Of
the effects Of the cold, as corn and COTTON arc
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-04-20

Bs5-lhe old Stuyyesant pear tree, in New
York, is beginning to blossom and bud for
the two hundreth time. Its branches have
mostly fallen, and its trunk is rotten to the
center, but the myst,rious principle of veg
etablc life still remains and every spring
the Oldest inhabitant Of the city is crowned
with yerdure.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-04-20
LEGAL NOTIOEs.


WW'NVN NWN| ~ T""NWTINNT| NITdTs
DURsUANT to an order of Tho Superior
Court of Montgomery County, ohio, 10 me di-
rccted, will
On Friday, the 10Th dhy Of April, 1889,
~ the door Of the Cour, House, IN the CITY Of Day.
ton sell At public outcry 10 the highest bidder he
wecn the hours OF and O'Clock, p. NJ, Of saldd day
the following described Real ksiaic; situate IN Tie
city OF Dayton, county OF Montgomery, and staic OF
ohio towit Thtty-two feet in width on the wesi
,a sae o. nc easi aeit Of in-lot number nneiyone
said propcrtv haa been appraiacd Al A 400. ana
cannot be sold for less than two-thitd- fUo ~
praised value thereof.
Terms OF sale caeh 10 be nold AZ the auif Of ru,-
Than Harshman, against William Sltnms and
others. N E. JORDAN,
Maftef C0mmiaHi0ner
Of tho Superior Court OF Montgomery county O,
GyseEEL aud SrRoso, Attys. Tot fiAintd
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-04-20

is no fault of theirs. Their indiscieet mem
ton Of our foolish disngreements should put
democrats upon their guard Our strength
is in UNION, When we are united We are
inyincibe Let disputes about minor mat
ters and individual preferences, coase--
Democrats should remember that by quar-
relling about triae or two, they eopardize
the success of immutable principles which
we all entertain, and for which we have
made innumesable sacrifices TO maintain.
We desire the democracy to remember
Z I hat the opposition base all their hopes of
success on our continued dissensions, and
that tho return of harmony in two ranks
will be the death to their hopes. Let
it be Immediately sounded We are glad to
note that Peace is again shedding her halo
upon our ranks. Every true democrat will
WOO this benignent Goddess, "Let there be
Peace'--unity of heart and purpose will
follow and q glorious victory Of correct prin.
ciple over error will be the result Go to
work, Democrats, with honest hearts, and
singleness purpose to defeat the opposi,
tlon next fall the determination to do this
insurcs your success
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-04-20
Mourning Goods.

Black Tamartine Cloth,
Black Grenadine Berage,
Black silk Grenadine,
Black Byadere Berage
Black Berage Robes,
Black French Lawns
Black French 0rgandies,
Good stock Mourning Prints
and Gingham, ut the
Cash STORE of
aprs JOHN, VAN DoREN and co.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-04-20

HeA-Arrangements have been completed
for the establishment Of line of steamships
from 200 to l,60G tuns burden, 10 ply be,
tween New York and Washington City
they are designed in part to accommodate
the transit Of goods between New York and
the great Southwest
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-04-20
NOTICE.

James w Lowrey Plaintiff, State of Ohio,
Mont z IN e nv
Reuben HAsenOaoh, Defendant cogaty Superior !g
Il HE said Defendant is hereby notified that
the plaintiff aforesaid has filed his petition in
said Court, asking judgment against said defond-
ant on'his two promisory notes, to wit; One for
$780, with ten per cent interest rom May 18TH 1857
and balance OF S25 on another, with ak percent
interest on said balance from February N, 1857 -
And the said Defendant is notified that he Is re-
quired to appear and answer said petition on or be-
fore the third Saturday after the 10Th day OF May
A, ID. 1859 JAMES w. IONRFY''
By GILBERT Kennedy, his Attorney.
apr5-dnR6w
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-04-20

eES- Hawthorn, the novelist, is in Rome
and, of his daily appearance the correspon ,
dent OF the New York Times thus speaks I:
Hawthorne | frequently sea in the streets,
swinging along with sort of land-measur-
ing pucc, smoking, and occasionly looking
out from under hiss shaggy brow and other,
wise timorous face, lie avoids all society,
and 1t Is said to oe engaged on some new
work, the subject Of which is noteven known
to his wife