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Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-06-14

M1oo1ooApp1 q. missouri n. h
Trains run by Chicsgo time, which is twelve min.
utss faster than Davenport time.
I'm and slssy Monday, April l1th, 1859, and until
~ further notice, trains viii leave Davenport, fer
AuDea&ine, Columbus City, Warrington and Iowa
01ty (Dundays excepted) - follows:
ant Express and Nall Train q $50 A n
Trains will leave Davenport for Chicssodaty, Sun
lays excepted - follows:
lot Nail Tratn, at 10 10 4 u
q Express Train, at s2S y
Trains arrive u Davenport daily. (sunaays szesp
FROM TEE EAST.
let uxprsss Train u S2s An,
"a Mail Train, Ut 645 pH
from TIE WEsT.
list Man frain, q go
Trains run By Chicago time. which 10 twelve MIN
ates faster than Davenpcrt time.
All trains ont Of Davenport win make connections
q Columbs City, Wsshingtop and Iowa Oity With
the western STAGE Co.'S stages for al points West.
The Passenger Train connects q Rock Island WITH
Chica9o 1ock Island Railroad trains for I'll points
Fast, North and South.
Pasaneoss sse reminded Of he necessity sfGivina
ainet dyoeeea - 70 the desoinat,oa Of theE -.
ga0s, bssnse taA1nshs 0sasjn
Ao cars.
n. B. Tho Hornins COLO A ~ train for tAe Hast
connects ct Juliet With traps The Michigan Cen.
tai 4; ct the Jupcticn with trains On the Pi,ts.
burg, Ht wayne 4 Chicago = 3; st Chicago With
trains on the nichisan Southern and Miehiean Ca
apris JOHN ,. TRACY, supG.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-06-14
Slr1vea or Ssolese.

THROM the subscriber, on o. shout The 9Th inst.
r my Ohessnut 0sse I" 8lrfY." Ste b we'll
knovn 70 most farmers Throughout the county.
having sesn her frequently ct nv store b Osven.
mort. She y lame n ~ left hind lsg. Ar person
who N, dive NJ in'oSuattoa Of ~ vhaooboats
through The IOse Omce, Or b leaving wer1 q Bow
e nvdops HOur Store, On oeooDa etSeet Doyeopeet.
vii = rower1ed. @. 4. DLLIO91.a
neveaport, Nay .. 1860. AZ
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-06-14
CLOTHING.

NO TICE!
A s the Scott County Pair 10 the largest and bsst
"A ever held In Davenport. soils
The Largest and Best Stock
OF
Cloths, Cassineres 4 vestimgs,
(suitable for PAN aud winssr) ever offered In tn
market now open at
SAMUEL PERRY'S,
(s.ors opposite the POET Oce) which will DO made up
10 suit customers on short notice, and
Prices In keeping with tho Times.
large assortment Of
READY-MADE CLOTHING
Per Men, Youths ana Boys. Of my own manufacture.
which Will be sold at
II - - { . r N Pr 4 . . -
shall continue 70 nanuiacturs my own Clothing,
thereby giving
A BETTER GARMENT
FOR tho same money than any sssten made goods.
Everything In the
Furnishing Department
Dan also Be founi.
Shirts Of all descriptions,
Under Clothing In endless variety,
Stocks,
les.
Handkerchief,
Stocks,
Suspenders. 90. &c..
A large and splendid assortment Of
Gents s b q wis,
he cheapest ever offered In this market.
All Of which the public are invited to exAntns.
ONLY ONE PRICE.
SAMUEL PERRY.
s-plS Brady st., oppo Post O6ios
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-06-14
HARDWARE.


-------------------- ------------
HILLS 4 w A s III II u II N
NO. SIS BRADY Strict.
Have received their
FALL AND WINTER STOCK
- II q " n -
Comprising the hast patterns In the Eastern Markets
C00k St0ves.
Parlor Stores,
Heating St0
ONsce StoCes
gor the celebrated
FORREST OAK COOK STOVg,
For the unrivalled
Black Dia m o N d,
For . good stove, and steve that
W"tIl gtVe Sattsfactto~,
Hease Furnishing Geeds,
Tin Ware, Japan Ware,
b., &C., 20 70 the
CHE.dP SIOI.E HOUSE
HILLS 4 WASADURN,
cells No. 8 Brady strsst.
warm Air Furnaces
For either Wood OF 0esl;
Cooking Rsss0es,
Dor either WOOD or Coal;
Registers, ventilaters, &C., &C.,
A. ~, Il; (: H'''A mn '''''t 2: !. Low; Y;
LILIES
:: :: =: Z: Z: !: :: ::
=. xoS Sss::s 1: '''''s ''; s., sH s:a
liz FAIRBANKS
Il ~ -
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-06-14

Let this be pui lished in the lows STATE n moor
nr weeks. j. 4. blFfJhD
msy8l Clerk Scott county Dis, riot Court
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-11-18

CoRREouoH.-The Empire is mistaken in "a v,
ing that the Library Association has decided to
have one or two lectures this as IN expert.
ment! We arc assured by member Of the Ii
brary Association that no such experiment Il In
contemplation. There is nothing to be made In
engineering a course Of lectures and ell the honor
which the Board may derive from such an exper-
iment Is very far overbalanced by tho trouble Of
dancing attondanoe on distinguished kontlsmcn
from abroad, and the anxietes which a possible
failure always engsndsr.
course Of lectures by our own citizens, bowoy-
| or, might be made TO pay, from the fact that the
expenses would be comparatively trihing, but the
Library Association, after its brilliant course Of
Old Folks concerts, will not be likely to plunge
into the lecture system with any hope of profit
The truth is that the Dayton Library Association,
instead Of instituting course Of lectures for 9TH
ers, needs good deal Of leoturing itself for allow
ing 80 noble an instltution to dwindle out sickly
existence, for the want OF an adequate revenue
We understand that this Association 10 out Of debt,
but ta msmbers exhibit an indifference 10 Its well
fare which forob0dea Its final winding up this
winter. Let the members be lectured nrss, before
other experiments are tried.--JowAal
We obtained our information from member
whom We presumed knew Of what ho spoke. He
was, Il appears, mistaken. We arc 'forensnse
the engagement Of iurrin lecturers, and favor the
engagement Of home talent at triAlng cost; the
honor, we suppose, will be all the compensation
such talent will Ssk or expect, while the service
rendered will doubtless be as great as that of gem
tlsmen Of distinction from distance. We have
word or two To say about what is contained in the
next to the last sentence Of the journals article.
II appsras the Association Is out Of debit then
why let IL 60 DOWN. II properly conducted II is
calculated TO do good. We cannot understand
why intelligent men viii permit tho Association
to droep and die out when only little judicious
effort on their part will keep itBp. Probably If
little Of what is expended BY members for cigars,
tobacco ale, &o, which IL manIfestly an injury TO
them, was appropriated to the necessities of the
AssocAtiOn II would be the better for all concern
cd, and there would be no talk about 'peggng
OUT If the difieuity Is with the membership
there must be something Wrongj let them institute
In ndvduAl Inquiry they will soon ascertain whore
tho trouble lies. If proper pride in the AssOcS-
tOn has failed to make its existence desirable let
shame have her perfect work. The docadsnee Of
the Association is a shame to all who are RESPONSE
Bile for It.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-11-18

An ON FooY.---Y Yesterday when Deaoor
Nichols passed through his train collecting
fare and CxaminR tickets, an old gentleman ros,
up with srveful countenanee, and stated thai
he had neither ticket or money.
"wha, are you doing on the train. thsnr
inquired the Deacon.
"Well, don't know what TO do" replied
the old fellow In doIorous tones: was robbed
on the train at Indianapolis, snd-and--oh,
what VIII do, nIrl"
The Deacon scanned his customer, he had an
honest phis; there was not the lsnst sign Of
iriekey about his troubled face; every thing in
appearance was in favor Of The old gent
How did you lose your money ?" asked the
Deacon, with the Intention Of testing fully II
possible. the sincerity OF the man BY his story.
"Why, you sec" began the old man, "uftsr
! got on the cars sstIndisnspOlia. at a young fol
Ter came in the car where was, and set down
elcoe BY me. says'e--'how are you sirS-go,
ing my wsyr tells him I'm going to Gosh,
octOn county, Ohio, sSys'e--'Thale jist where
I'm going, and Rs like good company wen
set together He was so clever that I felt
pleased and ItOld him was glad Off. Then
he tells me had lot Of goods to 70 by express,
and il would cost him like blases. Jest then
feller cOlnes in with bill for freight, and they
couldn't make change; 80 my young friend
turns 10 me and axes me if could change
$50 note for him, and saya couldn't, an |
only had $40. to pay my expenses. Then they
talked and tried to come at it, and then my
friend says TO me-'can't you let me have your
S2OH ! can make it then, aud I'll 20 aud get
my $50 changed, and pay you iu few min
utes.' thought no wrong, and gave him the
money. They started out, and he says--.Be
back in minute. IwAitsd till the cars were
starting aOd he didnt come. The people then
told me he was thief, aud now I'm here with
out cent You won't turn me out, will your"
"DOn'I you know any body on the cars who
would lend you money to pay your faref asks
ed the Deacon.
"Nop replied the old man sOrrOwfully, "I'm
ats-total stranger"
just at this moment his eye frightened up,
and he said
"There Mr.. Conductor There's a gentle.
man and lady who sot clone by me when the
fellers got my money Ask 'em IL hav'nt
told the TRUTH
The gentleman stated thathe saw the whole
arrangement saw the thief get the money. but
at the time was under the impression that they
were acquR intanees, and became aware Of the
character Of the chap only when the old man
complained Of his loss. The Deacon did not
again disturb the old gentleman.
Tho above is an cold story" The same
thing happens almost every day. sharpsrs
operate on good looking, well tO'dO, old men,
whom they chance to meet at depOts, or on the
cars. We are sorry to say that too many Of
these old fogies do not read the papers.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-11-18

aa. Lieutenant Bartlett Is undsrstood TO have
given up his intention Of suing stedmAn-ths
pOst-laursate Of tho DisnOnd Wedding for libel
under the melancholy conviction that such pro.
Ossdlng WOuld only give the poem wide eirculA.
ton than over and be thereby the msaps Of put.
ting money in the empty pockets of its author
A publishing house, as 1t Is, is getting out the
squib in splendid style, illustrated with ohsiDA
portraits aud accompanied With reprint Of all
the comments Of tho leading New York and Phil
alslphla journals, the whole making volume Of
100 pages.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-11-18

FIREMEEs PARADK.--Tbe Firsmen Of this cit,
met at Oregon Hall last evening, to make ar
rangements for parade on Thanksgiving Day
ThurSday Of next week. We learn that com,
mittees from the several FIRE companies wer,
appointed, whose duty it will be to perfec,
the arrangements entered into for q grand pa
rads on next Thursday. The Dayton 6remsu
never do things by the halves, and il the wea
theT be not positively bOistsrOus, We may ex-
Pect an attractive turnout We will publish
the programme Of the day as soon as it ID
made out.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-11-18

D'A boy named Bunday was detected in a
tin shop in Oregon night before last, stealing
charcoal. He escaped from those who attempt
ed To catch him; and although warrant was
gotten out for his arrest, he has managed 10
elude the officers thus far. The same boy has
been detected in various ihefts and burglaries,
and it is about time that something was done
to reform him. Scarcely day passes but that
we are painfully reminded Of the necessity for o
House Of Correction, or Of Refuge, for bad and
vicious boys, Let us have House Of COrrec'
ton
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-11-18

THE SALE OF FURs.-Ths sale Of Pine furu
is being continued at No. 81, Phillips House.
Main street, and those of our lady readers who
desire to procure warm wear for winter should
not neglect to attend. We learn that great
bargains are to be had at the sale. The sale
will be continued this evening, also, and We
suggest that our lady readers call this Afler'
noon, make choice of whAt they fancy. take
the numbers, and then send their husbands
there this evening TO buy theE, Dont lei
these opportu mites pass for procuring sIgt
f0s at low priees.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-11-18

BuReLARY.--The tool store Of James BraeeliD,
on Second street, near Jefferson. was broken
open last night, evidently by parties who were
acquainted with the condition Of the premises.
The back door frame was rather insecure. and
the burglars forced 1t from the wall so that they
could crawl through into the back part Of the
store The key had been left in the safe, and
about $24 were stolen from it. The safe Key
was also taken away, but nothing else was dis.
turbed about the premises. A young man slept
in the room Immediately above where the rob.
berry was committed, but il was done so slyly
Notwithstanding the forcing of the door frame, J
that he was not awakened. The burglars
lighted tho gas and left it burning.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-11-18
- The Utica Herald staten that visito

IA-T Utica Herald staten that visitors
TO the asylum are prohibited from seeinA
Gerritt Smith, who is now con fined in tina.
institution his friends say that he is hope
lessly insane. An attendant is kept com
stAntly with him, as It is feared that be may
il not watched, commit suicide. lie is the
victim Of the higher law irrepressible con-
fiict, having for years been one Of the lead
ers In the most wild and fenatical Abolition
moyements
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-11-18

CHAxoE.-Mr. Darcy, late Of the Hrm Of
King q darcy, PoSt>Ofiee building, Third
street. has purchased the interest Of Mr.. King
and will hereafter conduct the business. Mr.
D. IL gentlsman Of energy and industry, and
is noted for succeeding In wha, he undertakes
As he is also a cleSer man and fair dealer
II is fair to infer that he will be able to please
the public, and make the business profitable
His Confectionery, and the Ladies' and Gen-
tlsmeD's saloons are 10 prime order. and oysters
will bo served up to order In the best style any
time in the day or evening. Give Darcy a
trial
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-11-18
THE DAILY EMPIRE
oFFioG OF eO9LioATioHn
Empire Building, y'tlIt, SOulh side bd Hailk IcEsne
TgRNai
Gny Maiitb, copper yearfnadvanoe.
70 oentaper Week, payable 20 tho carrier.
hingieoopieai putup inWrappcru. ooents.
Cincinnati Agency.

The Cincinnati Type Foundry Company IL
our duly authorised Agent 10 make contracts
and receipt for Advertisements subscriptions,
&C., 10 that city
To sMHN.-The Empire Job Rooms
arein complete trim, and we are now prepared
TO do work Of oil descriptions Ia the best Atyle
oftho art. Calliu andeSsmine our work and
learn our prices.
W To ADyKnrTsERs. - Advertisements or
Notices for the Empire must be handed into
the office by ten o'clock on the day they are de-
siredto be published-noi Letter. We cannot
agreetoinsert them afterthathour.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-11-18

B%-U s. Deputy Marshal Tyler, of De-
troit, who about one year ago, shot and kill.
cd captain Jones, in Canada waters, is like
ly to escape any punishment whatever. He
was first tried in an U. 8. District Court
and sentenced to pay slight fine and be
i'm prisoned few days, he was tried agaiu
found guilty Of manslaughter, and sentenced
to six years In the penitentiary He has
now been admitted to bail; a writ Of error
has been granted, and the appeal will be
carried up to the Supreme Court Of the Uni-
ted Stotes
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-11-18
THE NEW WONDER


THIS Hair Restorative IL now aokuowl-
edged 20 be the best Invented FOR All diseases
The Hair and the scalp, and II has worEed wonders
wherever used. several Of our citizens have tried
IL, and speak in the highest terms OF is curative
eertihoatoa justrecelved ~ the PrOprietors--
DAyTOk, sept. eth, 1865.
Ma. p. Josef;-For several yeArs past from some
cause, our halls has beon gradually falling until
entire badness threatened US, We have tried va
riOun remedies, but without ahy good result We
were induced 10 try your "Reatofativen by hearing
it highly spoken OF BY those who had used a., and
who assured ua that II had the ofiect OF bringing
new aud vigorous growth Of hair upon their hoads
We have used a. aud its good eects are plainly vis-
lble IA the renewed growth Of hair where We wefe
WAI. sWALEM,
3. l.. BROADWfLI
OWEN TREROR,
y. J. sWALKM.
For ale A The Barber saop Of Peter gosse, a
Jenersoa street, Dsyton. Oolit-em
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-11-18

~ On the 2lst of October q littel girl
eleven years old well known in San Fran
cisco as a preooOious singer, dancer and ac-
tress, named Louisa Paulin, by whose eEer-
tons an aged father and mother we're sup
ported, sloped on the Panama steamer with
q complete lOaier named Lurvey, who was
discharged from.her fathers employ on &C.
count of an intimacy between the hired mar
and daughter. 1t is supposed they started
to New York, where the fellow formerly be-
longed, The affair has plunged the parents
of the girl in the deepest grief, the more sc
% they can give no reasonable explanation
of the affair. 1t cannot be called Glove
match" for the girl is but child in year,
and disposition, as well Ms in manners.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-11-18
Receivers Sale.

DURSUANT to an order of the Superior
Il Court, made at the October Term thereof, 1853,
In the case of Jacob Sentz vs. Jacob q Dreamer and
Others, will sell at public outery at the Sash Man
ufactaTy the corner OF First and Sears streets,
in Dayton, o., lately occupied by Brenner Slentz,
commencing at the hour Of O'Clock A. M, on
SATURDAY, NOV. 26, 1859,
The following described property, TO wit; engine
and boiler large and small planefj tenon ma
chine; moulding mAehinej small and large plA-
neri 1 blind boFef; hand mortioing machines, I
hand tenon machine; set Of sash and oor clamps
s wash benches cut of sawi force pumpj lot Of
window and door frAmesi Office desk shafting and
beltngi large lot OF aash glazed and unelazedi lot
OF panel doors and blinds lot OF glass In boxes
about 20 cords Of wood. Also, the buildings be-
longing 20 said Mandatory, and the unexpired
term OF said Brenner A sientz's lease.
DAVID A. WAREHAM, Receiver
s. BoLTIA, Atty. novIi-d&wtt
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-11-18

0TA young man named Charles II. Ray
mond, son Of the ?. NJ. at Cambridge. Ia. has
heen arrested on charge Of committing dsprs.
datiOns on the mails at that place. Il seems
that the rObbsries were done about two years
ago. and that since that time Raymond has re
sided in Tennessee, The young man was
caught BY dscoy letter, bat as be Left for the
pOuth Immediately afterwards. no ares. was
made until the other day, when on bis return %
Cambridge on visit. the o. s. Marshal nabbsd
him. He win Be examined this week.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-11-18

III Barrow, in his visit to Iceland mentions
a rather curious but eifectusl plan in practice
among the Icelanders for tying their horses
which Is believed to be peculiar to the island
They tie the head Of one horse to the tail Of
another, aud the head Of this one to the tail Of
the former. Under these circumstances, II the
animals are disposed 10 move, it will only be
possible in a circle, and even then there must
be an agreement 10 turn their heads tbs same
WnY
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-11-18

urThe Journal Of this morning says that
the FumOrs at Charleston. Va, Of an sslsmpt to
roseus Brown, "ars doubtless, without the
slightest fOundalion." The tslsKraph news in
the journals columns says that "hvs barns and
outhousss had been fired" IN the vicinity Of
Charleston yesterday That would strike us
as being "alighl foundation" for alarm. We
fear our nsighbOr don't keep posted on the tel
eRFaph column.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-11-18

u- Dr. Hops the correspondent Of Forbes
and implicated as one Of the PiOus gentlemen
interested in getting up the HHTpSrs Ferry
emeute, has leh Boston for Canada, where he
considers himself more secure than in the Uni
ted States. The doctor is no longer one Of
ny q
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-11-18

DrWe get the information by way of the
Journal, that there is to be a general union
meeting on the evening Of Thanksgiving day,
at the Third street Presbyterian church, under
the auspices Ofthe Young Mems Christian As.
sociAtion.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-11-18

u' We are told Lady Franklin has presented
the steamer Fox to Captain McclintOck, her
late gallant and successful commander, As .
reward for his meritOrious services. Generous
wOmanl Aud will Britain allow all the sxs
penss TO BE- betrayed BY FFanklin's widowf
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-11-18

TnE HoP' To-EIeHT.--T Those who delight to
"trip tho light fantastic toe, will remember that
tho Montgomery Guard give their monthly hop at
NixOns Hall, corner of lst and st. Clair streets,
this evening. II will bo a fine affair, as every
possible prscautiOn has been taken to have proper
good timo. Tickets are only so cents, admitting
gentleman and lady.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-11-18

GrThs Cincinnati @ ommsraiAl is "forpenst'
fossil republicans. They are Troublesome
They are constantly changing ground, aud the
Commercial, fast us tits, is unable to keep
pace with their changings and turnngs.--
just now, the Commercial is stumped by Bates
Of Mo-, and oofwin ef Ohio. The latter, more
especially. is the object Of the Commerce. keen
est witj the butt Of its most withering satire
oorwin the Orator is not Oorwin the Statesman;
he is n cleve speaker, but he is most unfit for
speaker Of the House Of Representatives, where
be would become the amusement Of Parlamen>
tarians BAH Corwin is not our choice for
the place, even IL an opposition speaker mrst
be chosen, but we will not insult the intelli-
gence Of the people by saying that he does not
possess ability enough for Speaker Of the
House of Representatives, How beautifully
these Republican brethren get alOngi. how
sweetly they dwell together in unity" Great
is ohase, and the Commercial is his prophet.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-11-18

~ HsOkisr, one door wSst Of tho post. ofies,
has now on hshd And for sale choice lot Of vent
son, and everything else in his line. He Is a lib
sral dealer and deserves fu share Of public pat.
r0nAgo,
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-11-18

Tuk BLLcKINa Mr. J. s. Baker, very
clever man, is agent for the best blacking we
ever used, and is now engaged 10 selling it on
our streets, There is no humbug about the
blacking. One great item about this blacking
is thet ii viii come to a polish over grease or
oil, aud will not ipiure the leather Buy Of
Baker.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-11-18
To Advertisers.

FT1HR DAYTON wOoHENBLATT, a German
Il Weekly, has now as large a circulation us any
other weekly published in the county, and offers
great inducements to merchants and others as an
advertising medium. Rates moderate. Publiea-
tion ONCE In the Empire Building.
noyl61W ii. RAU, Publisher.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-11-18

LosT-This morning, either at or near the
corner Of Fourth and Ludlow streets, OF on The
way, or at the Cincinnati depot, an old pocket
book, containing about sirts foe dOllars, about
$ll Of the amount in gold, and the balance IN
currency. This was the earnings and savings
for about four years, of poor German girl.
The finder viii be literally rewarded by leav.
ing the money at the wholesale store Of George
Gilbert on Jefferson street, near Beckel's Hall.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-11-18

~ The little Pilgrim Of the Wabash vas In
the city yesterday, dipping about like pea on a
hot griddl@ The Pilgrim Ssys the community
hersabOuss wiz probably hear sonsthing drop
one Of these days.