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Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-01-31
Pnts Peak Misreprossntation.

We have several times recently published
information Of which the following is a samples
''The work has already commenced at the
Pike Peak Mines. Gregory, the disooverer Of
the diRgings bearing his name, started for the
mines the other day. a tremendous rush will
be made for the mines this season. The fact is
now settled--the Kansas gold mlnes are inex-
hsustable."
We repeat that We give the above as a sample,
having copied Il word for word from one Of
half dozen telegraph dispatches da.s~ at ives.
tern Missouri towns. It is hardly necessary to
say that such information is totally bogus. In
the first placer
The mercury is now ranging vAriously at
points below zero, iu the region Of Pixies Peak,
and u ia impossible to work the minss; and
the claim is mischievOus lie.
Gregory is just aswell aware Of the above
state Of affairs as those living 10 the neighbOr
hood Of the diggings. who would give all they
have, OF ever hope to have, IL they were this
moment two thousand miles on this side Of
Pixies Peakl
The rush to the Kansas gold mines will prob
ably, be tOlerably strong, the coming season.
There will be plenty Of credulous persons who
will believe just such shameless lies as the
above; and they will comprise the rush. Itis
the store Of lies which are inexhaustsble, not
the gold. Bear this in mind, aud stay at home.
We have conversed with gentlemen who have
been at Gregory's Diggings, and at every other
point In the whole gold range; aud they assure
us, In the most solemn manner, that the claims
set up by letter writer's are not true. Those
who generally claim 10 have the least interest
in representing the great richness Of the mines,
have the most. Some Of them are bought by
very small sums, while others are imposed on
by interested parties. KnOpiRg that the KanS
sas Hines are a miserable cheat, these gentle>
men sOlemnly declare that all who say to the
contrary either are imposed on, or wilfully lie
about the matter; and all the positive assurances
to the contrary will not alter the fact Half
dozen gentlemen Of truth, in this city, may be
consulted with proftby those who think Of going
to the Kansas gold fields this spring. We will
give their names to all who may desire to learn
the TRUTH aud we sincerely desire all who con.
template going out there to first learn ali the
facts in the case. from men who can have no
possible motive in misreprcsenting matters.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-01-31
Cincinnati, Market.

oNoISEGTI. Jan. 30.
FLoUR-Salss 300 brls at 5,5O@5,5S for
suPerfns, and 5.65@5B5 for extra 500 bbls
superfne sold at SIS to be delivered March let.
WHISKY-The market is dull, and prices
lower sales 1900 bbls at 2Oc, $50 do high proof
at l91<e.
GROCERIES-Thsrs is no change IN the
Market the demand continues of local nature.
AOlSsses sells, in the regular way. at A5@46e;
Sugar 79I@ss[ej Coffee steady at I2Iz@l3c fOG
fair TO choice.
WHEAT-There is an active demand, and
prices are 6rm at ,93@I,3 IS for prime white,
and l,2s@l 80 for prime red. Sales 27S bush
prime red at l.2s; 1900 do do white at 30
this last sale is below the market.
CoRN-Salss 800 bush 10 bulk At Soc; 1000
do shelled at 55e.
oATs-Salss 600 bush, in bags. at Asc 800
do Ia bulk Al 4sc.
RY-Ths market is duh. and prices ara
nominal al 81.
BARLEY-we quote prime fall 65@6sc
and fair to good 5S@6Oe.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-01-31

ANOTHER JAIL DELIVERY "A little before {
o'clock last evening, some boys who were play,
ing in the Jail yard, corner of 9th and Main
discovered the inmates of the prison descend
ing from the roof Of the Jail into the yard
They Immediately gave the alarm, and Ohiei
OF Police Amos CLARK, who happened to be at
the Station, nearly opposite, ran to the assist
Ance Of young Mills, Deputy Sheriff Just
as Clark got to the place, Henderson lin for
connterfeiting) was coming down the improv-
ised rope, and was caught before he fairly
touched the ground. Another prisoner, Neff
was just above Henderson on the rope, and as
he touched terra frina Anne caught him BY the
nape Of the neck. He showed fight apd struck
CLARK severe blow in the side; and just then
Henderson got troublesome, when Ame hit him
a sumner on the side Of the head, which qnieted
him. Neff was then soon secured, with the
help Of John Hamilton, an attache of the Stal
tion. who rendered efficient aid. Henderson
will be the worse for his adventure for some
time. Charlotte, negro, was also coming
down, when the rope broke and he fell some
twelve or fifteen feet. dislOcating his ankle.
By a count of noses," it was ascertained
that 9prisoners had made their escape-Tur-
beyvile, Dutch Engle, Lukey, Neff. Henderson,
Montaub, Charlotte, (colored) Aufoldisch and
Bose. Aufoldisch aud Engle--"pals"--wer
captured by J. g. Mills, after a close race.
Lukey did not get down the rope, but retired
to his quarters by the way he got out. Bose
and the naoro ware rafnrnaI H.. u.-l.- - 4
Mccain; they had to almost carry the negro,
who had disabled himself. The prisoners were
all secured in short order but two-Turbeyville
and Montaub, who have eluded the police up
to this time. 1t is believed that they will be
secured before Tomorrow. Several shots were
fred at the retreating prisoners, but none were
wounded.
Weare informed that their escape was effects
ed by wrenchiDg the lock FROM an unoccupied
cell, with which they succeeded in removing
from the ceiling far enough to afford egress, a
stone two feet wide, one foot thick, and six feet
long They had passage way to the roof,
and after making rope Of their bed clothes,
they made their escape from the roof as already y
related. They had been at work ct this plan
for two or three nights.
We believe it is nov settled that our prison
is not thief proof and it is time that efforts be
made to have IL so. Nothing short ofthe sleepless
vigilance off the jailOrs can prevent the escape
Of prisoners who have a moderate supply Of
wits about them. Escapes" are becoming
common.
Ane CLARK, young Mills, Hamilton, and one
or two other gentlemen, whose names we did
not learn. deserve especial praise for their
promptness on the occasion.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-01-31
EkfER LUTz, N. u.
Schiller Lodge, No. 2O6.


GERMAN THEATnE.-We called the attention
oil our readers yesterday to the fact that Ger
man operstic performance will take place at
Bckels Hall on Thursday evening next The
play selected for the evening is "Lumpaci Vae
abundus" This is the name of au evil spirit,
the deity Of loaferism. In the prelude he re-,
eeives permission from his superiors in divinity
to select at pleasure three individuals and try
his best to divert them from the path of recti,
tude' sobriety and regularity. A tailor, shoe.
maker and cabinet>maker, are telected by
Vagabundus as his special victims. They pass
through all manner Of dissipation. good fortune
and bad luck, until at last Vagabundus is de-
feated in his aims, and retires, leaving Fortuna
victorious. This is the plot, and it has been
prepared for the stage by the best of German
writers. 1t is considered the most popular op,
erette in Germany ever since it was first put
upon the stage twenty five years ago. We
commend IL TO our readers
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-01-31

D@Adoctor was employed by q poor man
to attend his wife, who was dang gerously in,
The doctor gave a hint that he had feers n
not being paid
~ have thirty dollars" said the man to
the doctor, land you kill or cure you shall
have them"
The woman died on the doctors hands,
and after reasonable time he called for his
thirty dollars.
The man asked the doctor ifhe had killed
his wifo2
"No."
"Did you cure herT
"Then," said the man, you haYe no legal
demand"
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-01-31
NEWS ITEMS.

L
Hon, Alex. Bolieu. Secretary Of State of Ar
kansas, has recently died.
The Sons of Malta, at London, design giving
grand ball on the 22d February.
DR.. Price. an old aud respected citizen o.
Cincinnati, died on the 9th.
oounterfeits on the ohsmung Bank Of Elmirn,
N. Y, are in circulation.
Madam Bodisco attended the the Presidents
last levee IN her court dress, valued at $4,000
A child of Mr.. Cowden. Of HarIsburg, Pa.
bitten by dog niue weeks ago. died the other
day, Of hydrophobia.
An abolition lecturer. named Coates, was or
dered to leave Haddonheld. N. j., last SAtur-
day
The shares Of the Great Eastern continue to
decline in England. Old junk dealers are said
to keep sharp eye on the vessel.
Mr.. John Watkins, of Giles county, Tenn,
died recently, in the one hundred and fourth
year Of his age.
General Robert Butler. Assistant Adjutant
General to General Jackson, at the battle Of
New Orleans, died recently, near Tallahassee,
Florida.
Thomas Hoyne. of Chicago. has been ap-
pointed U. s, Marshal Of Illinois. The Herald
OF tha. city endorses Mr.. H, as devoted friend
Of the President.
A physician Of Milwaukee, Wisconsin. late
ly made a partially new nose for man named
Ward, out Of piece Of flesh from The patients
arm.
Robert and John Broderick. residents Of N.
Y. City, state that they are rext heirs to Sena'
tor BrOdericks's property, Senator B. being
their uncle.
A dispatch from Chattanooga, Tenn. ssys
the gap on the Aississippi Central Railroad
will be finished January 9Th. aud tina. on the
99th the connections will be made through to
New Orleans.
The Post Office block, at Memphis, Tenn. q
building Of six stories, and an adjacent stable,
were entirely consumed jan. 9Th. Forty-onc
horses perished in the flames. Loss 1000.
Insured.
A New Orleans dispatch, Jan ~, says: "0n
Sunday last OortiDAs with 260 men was above
MatAmoras, plundering the Texans. The fed
eral troops had returned to Brownsville, aud
the Rangers were at Rio Grsnde city. The
general opinion was that frontier war with
Mexico is inevitable"
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-01-31
New York Market.

Nav YoEE, Jan. 80.
FLoUR-salss Of $50 bbls at 5.SO@s.7s EOr
common 10 choice extra.
wHEAT-ouist aud nOminalIy in favor Of
buyers, without anything Of moment DOING
Shipper are holding of for = material decline
to which holders are unwilling 10 submit
ouo'atiODs are: ,ls@I.ls Chicago Spring. and
l.ls8l. 90 for Milwaukee Club.
RYE-ouist; sales $500 bush At s0@9ac.
BARLEY-Dull aud heavy; sales 1000 bush
good four-rovod State a. 16c.
ooRH-Duil and dropping; salsa Of Z. COS
bush q, 7S@eie for new white and yellow.
oATs--Plsnty and lower. sales Al ls0a6o
COT Western, oAnadisn and slAls.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-01-31

No PRRsoNAL APPLICATION Intended
The papers relate-how truly we are not
able 10 say--that member Of DR.. Cheevers .
Church, q lady In good standing in tho mem
bership, was q slave holder, but unwilling
as may be supposed TO sever her religious
associations, she continued TO attend upon
the ministrations of her pastor, notwith-
standing his violent den1nciation Of the
class to which she belonged At length,
however, the unsparing cenSures cast upon
shareholders were mere than she could well
bear, and she took sleps 20 leave, and did,
notwithstanding the assurance Of DR.. Chees
yer that be did not include her personally
in his assaults on the sin Of slaVeholdiPg !"
10 other words, Il vas only wrong for others
70 hold slaves, while il Was quite right for .
membeF Of his own church and cOngrega-
tion. journal Of Commerce.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-01-31


Gr The Ogre Of the "Mac-a-cheeks" makes
a note Of his JSniors notions of the personnel
of the Ohio Editors Convention. The Junior
is rather pleased where he expected to be riled'
He thus touches "our own correspondent" on
his old brown coat. IN the "Press" Of last
week:
And be eulogiEes our eolored friend Of the
OitSen, aud brown Stout Of the Empire.
Therel We have demonstrated with our
eonfrsrs about cOstuming in that eternal broom
but be would do III We told him that it was
suggestive Of an old malt drink, and that some
fool would spring the thing upon him in print
some day call him "Old 6ToDH Stout" He
wouldn't believe us. He was at Tjffn the
other day--"our own cOnssp ondsnt' met
the Junior abovemen toned; was delighted
with him. thought him smiable, etcl wewish
Ogre could have seen him when he read the
fulhllment Of Of our prediction; every Gbre Of
that old surtout snapped Amiabiei EhY
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-01-31
From the Cincinnati Commercial
Our Military.


We have occasionally INDUCED in a Aing
at unnecessary displays Of "fuss and feath'
ers" at public celebrations, but il cannot be
denied that without our citizen soldiery the
late reception would have been wanting in
much Of its eclat and enthusiasm. Though
few in numbers, our Cincinnati military
manoeuvred to better advantage than we
have noticed for long time. The column
under &c Bates' command, in route Of
march, with hilhe single exception Of one com.
pany, preserved the regulation by platoon
In double rank, and looked soldierly and
effective. The exception was the Guthrie
Greys, which company paraded as q batals
lion attached 10 Gen. Bates command, but
in defiance of military etiquette persisted in
maintaining their independent position by
marching in sections Of single rank and
extended files, thus breaking up the solidisy
of the column. Wehope the AGreys,' which
is really fine company and enough praised
to afford occasional criticism, will avoid such
errors in future. In this connection we
must notice the battalion from Dayton and
Springfield, commanded by Col. King. Their
precision OF movement and thorough drill
was generally observed and applauded.
A strong effort has lately been made to
unite the scattered remnant Of tho 30 brig,
ade into one battalion, and subject TO the
uniform drill. Credit is due to Gen. Bates
for his influence in this behalf, and espec.
tally to Col. Ernst for his untiring labors
toward imparting life and vigor to the new
organization.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-01-31
a.It 8 stated that manY Ysars q

R9-lt is stated that many years ago one
Of the Southern States, regarding the clock
peddling traffic within her limits AS great
evil; enacted tax 50 enormous ON every
clock that should thereafter be sold within
her limits, as to amount to virtual prOhibi-
ton. Yankee ingenuity, however, was equal
to the emergency, and the enactment wa
evadea BY leasing the clocks for ninety. nine
yeArs.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-01-31

= - NAlnhhh hhMhhhat
Take Il up tenderly,
Plant Il with care;
Ipe but q little tree,
Nothing to spare
Scaot are the limbs ont,
Fibres but few,
Take care, or q won't
Take care Of vou
MAngls the bark Of It,
Man with a sOull
Peatla the root Of II
Into a holel
Oh for the shame Of Il,
Better be dead;
Fruit the name Of III
Nary a red.
Take II up lsndsrly,
Man with q soull
oh ! but n little tree
Likes a btg hole
Fair is the sight Of Il,
Lovely and bold !
Fruit on the limbs Of Il,
Crimson and gold !
Who'd be a market man
Selling bis fruit,
Gum In his oys,--and
A worm at ils root,
Down with the rawSbone,
Shrivelled and dry
Juics for my jaW-bonel
Joy for my eye
Basket 10 Bhsketful,
Peach upon Peach!
JunO~like, beautiful
Rosy and rich
Choose for the good Of you,
Orehsdist, each
Dollar a load Of you,
Dollar A-PKAoH.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-01-31

~ The lottery system in Maryland will be
broken up By the "new code" adopted by the
Legislature Of that State. The fact has caused,
II is said, general rejoicing in Baltimore. Della
ware appears 10 be the only State which braves
public opinion In this matter, and there gambling
Is encouraged to build churches, though It ruins
families and prostrates Industry.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-01-31
The Agony Pretty Near Ov N

The telegraph just brings the informs tiOn
that Smith, of N. O., withdrew his name from
the canvass for Speaker, this afternooni Two
Republicans and four Democrats were absent
when Sherman moved a call OF the House for q
vote. The'Ieport was here suddenly cut off
but it is pretty sure that Pennington will be
elected to.day.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-01-31

TREArnxNr or YoUEe HORsEs.-A Writer in
the Michigan Farmer, who has given oonsidera-
BILE attention TO the subject, lhinkS that attening
ap colts for exhibition a. fairh runs many very
promising ones for life. He would never put a
blAnkst npon them until they begin 10 work, OF
better shelter than warm shed with yard, by
themselves, and plenty 10 eat aud dyink. 50 troaf
"a, they will make durable horses.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-01-31
Miami City Items.

ALMOST FIRE.-We learn that the office Of
the Gospel Herald, in Miami City, came very
near being burned on yesterday morning. 1t
seems that some time ago large coal stove
had been put up in the Office; box had been
prepared for il, and strange as it may sound,
the box had been filled with saw dustI Some
time during Sunday or Sunday night, the saw
dust became ignited, and on Monday morning
when the Office boy went into the Office to make
fire, he found the floor oil FIRE, for some dis
tance around the stove; three joists we're burned
of, the stove had tilted nearly on end, and was
almost ready to fall through under the floor l.
The foor-was burned through about by feet.
The stove box will not likely be filled with saw
dust again.
RuSAwAT-Yesterday when a wagon loaded
with corn fodder. Ito which was attached two
gay horses,) was standing near the Saw
Mill, In Miami City, COW was chased away
from the fodder by dog, and the awkward
animal ran in between the horses and the
wagoni This unusual movement frightened
the horses, and they started of toward the city
at full speed, scattering fodder in every direc-
tiOn. They ran through the Miami Bridge, and
were stopped on this side.
RowDIB.-Some rowdies crushed out one Of
the windows and frames to the new Christian
Church In Miami City the other night.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-01-31
The DAILY EMPIRE
Cincinnati Agency.

The Cincinnati Type Foundry Company IA
our duly authorised Agent to make contracts
and receipt for Advertisements subscriptions,
DC, in that city.
To BUHsE@ AE.-The Empire Job Room q
arein complete trim, and we are now prepared
to do work Of all descriptions In the best style
ofthe art. oallin and examine our work and
learn our prices.
W To. ADvEaTIsERs = Advertisements OF
Notices for the Empire must be handed into
the office by ten o'clock on the day they are de-
sired to be puhlished--nOt later We cannot
agreetoinsert them aftefthathour.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-01-31

pWs see that Hon. Theodore Frelighuysen,
Of New York, has been blessed with son and
heir, after having reached the mature age OF
seyeDty>fOur years. He has had better busi>
ness for two years past than in running for the
VicesPresidency in opposition to Democrat.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-01-31
Good News

As we went through market this morning We
heard some dsluded individual who was reading
PARROTS book Of speeches in this mornings Jour-
nal, declare that he was one of the grO,Oing mon
Of the county, His numerous friends will be glad
TO hear Il.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-01-31
woe Unto ye HypoOrites.

The State Journal grOwls At Gov MagOffin,
for having spoken his sentiments frankly and
without reserve, at the Cincinnati Banquet. He
said tbe ere that the North and the South would
get along much better IL they understood each
other, and he would speak out his sentiments.
This was candid, sincere and openshearted.
There was no hypocrisy in this. But Gov.
Chase, always intriguing against the South.
warning against it openly aud secretly, and de
clarinR to Southern clergyman bis hatred Of
Shareholders, was hypocrte and demagogus
enough to conceal his real sentiments and READ
dished up aud spiced eulogy upon the U niou
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-01-31

l. 0 o F.-FuESERAL NOTIcE. Members are
requested to meet those of Randolph Lodge,
No. 49, at Odd Fellows Hall, Dayton, on wed>
nesday Evening, att o'clock, for the purpose
Of making arrangements to attend the funeral
Of Brother Joseph Hughs, on Thursday Feb.
I'd, at 10 o'clock, A. M.
PETER LUTz, NC.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-01-31

II AVlNG made arrangements for the di-
-. rect Importation Of Havana Cigars, now
haveln store the following choice brands:
Ssngro, Firsts and seeonds,
Ambroaia, e
Eclipse, ~
Also full asnortment OF lower grades. Also,
Chewing Tobacco Of very superior quality. For
SAFE by W. W. STRWAhT,
JantO No. % Main ntreet.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-01-31
c ON NJ E R CIAL.
Dayton Market.

TUESDAY, 2 p. m, Jan. 81, go.
There is better feeling in the grain market tC
day. Buysrs are readily offering the prices
quoted below, but there is but little changing
hands.
Wheat &I,20
Corn in good demand at SO cts.
Rye brisk at so cts.
Barley dull at 50 cts.
Oats 40 cts.
Whisky 2l5< cts.
Flaxseed Sl,l2
olrverssed $3.50.
Timothy seed $500,
Buckwheat 600.
Hungarian Grass Soc.
Hay, per ton, &i6@ls.
Receipts very light.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-01-31

GJ- The report Of the Jail delivery spread
over the city last evening like an alarm Of frel
10 ten minutes after the word was started at
the corner Of Main and 9th streets. Il had pen
etTated every nook and suburb Of The city.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-01-31

p@-Our advertising patrons win perceive
that, by our arrangement of reading matter,
their advertisements will be always ae,o-a
very important matterto them.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-01-31

The State Journal don't like vallAndighAm's
letter to :he Post master general about the "Tel-
escOpe" business. But with the true instinct of
sneak 1t cArPs and cavils, but does not give the
letter to itS readers. Let II publish the lotter,
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-01-31
L0CAIAND OTHER ITEMS,
READING MATTER ON EVERY pAel
weekly Advcr1isemenrs.

Those who desire 10 have advertiseme epts
inserted in the Weekly Empire should hand
them in by Saturday morning, at the latest.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-01-31

SA-Dr. Stewart, 90 Main ST. Oaers q very at
raeyo list Of articles, in another part Of the pa
per. The Doctor sons Of the clsysreut men in
the city and then he always has the best stock to
be had. ~
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-01-31

pMrs PartigtOn sAys that nothing despises
her SO much as to see people who profess to
expect salvation go To church without their
purses when q recollection is to be taken up.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-01-31
$4,000 Worth Of JeweIry nj
Auction

HAVE received on consignment, large
4 large lot ofnew and fashionable Iewelry, which
VIII sell At Auction, AZ Chrlutopher'a Auction
store, on Jefferson street. The sale will commence
ON THURSDAY EVENING, FEBRUARY 2p,
and continue each day and evening until all are
sold. John w. CLFC3C Consienee
J. X. CHRfsToPHER, Auotloneer.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-01-31
Canary Lost.

A BEAUTIFUL CANARY, "a frst-rase
IA aingsF,) escaped yesterday morning, Jan. lStA,
from his cage at the swayaie Hot Sc He hAs .
pretty top-knot is bright yellow with black tpota
en his wings. suitable reward will be given for
his return 70 the suAynie HOUSE. jtha0-dn
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-01-31
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS


A BOUT month ago, Receipt Book, belong.
"a ing 70 Me-. Horton, of the Dayton 4 &Weatofn
r. =. Co The finder win be rewarded By leaving Il
At this once.