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Nebraska advertiser., 1860-10-26
MAsaINoroN, Oct. Be-.

H|ASAINGToN, Oct. IL.
Mr.. Clemens, Superintendent of the
Agricultural braach- ofthe Patent Office,
is now on his way home from Europe,
whittier he t4ent by direction of. the Sec
retaFyof the Interior, to purchase suIta-
bic medicinal and economical plants and
seeds generally Many varieties have
been received. Before they are distribu-
ted among the citizens of the United
States, they are to be tested at the Gov
eminent propagating garden in this CITY,
where additional facilities for this purpose
are in progress. Heretofore much COM
plant has been made as to the worthless
ness Of seeds, but this ia some degree was
owing 10 the ignorance of the recipients
regarding the proper mode of cufture.
During the year ending June, the re-
ceipts from the sales Of public lands were
less than $4,000, 900. These r~ecen,Iv
sold yielded a very small amount, owing
to the scarcity Of money and other causes.
andm many cases no bids at all were re.
ceceived.
Four or FIVE California land cases win
be argued before the Supreme Court of
the United States at its next term. the
great bulk, involving millions of dollar:
having been already a~djudicated. 81 II
WAsHINGToN, Oct. 10.
A dispatch has been received armour.
cling the murder Of Rev. Morris Borgnier
missionary to the Crow Indians, by a par,
ty of Sioux.
gDUBUauE, Oct. 10.
DanielEitford Vho~ murdered and rob.
bed a miner named Wood, about a veal
slnceyw 9 executed here to-day rHa dice
WlhoH hakihg any eonfe&ien. -
Nebraska advertiser., 1860-10-26
PoRrLAnn. Ne. Oct. 10.

A grand ball was given last night by
our citizens to the Commodore and officers
of the Royal Squadron at the city Hall,
and was the greatest affair of the kind
ever given in this city. Six hundred
persons were present. The English Of
6cers were in full uniform. aud The Hall
was spiendidly decorated.
Nebraska advertiser., 1860-10-26

Cash Paid for Wheat
J. D. MiETis s. Co, arc saying ssvsnty-ave cents
Bsowayalo September - is5n
Nebraska advertiser., 1860-10-26
,oWNVfLLE OCT. IS, 1860.

The sNebrssks Advertiser having
the largest circulation Of any peper
~erritory,. Wholesale Merchants IA oe'
T. 81. Joseph, Cincinnati and other East
.rkets where Nebraska merchants pur-
hi find no better advertising medium
. Western countrY-A
Nebraska advertiser., 1860-10-26

o'atE sL s-11ro.1
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-09-03
Proposed capitalization Of the
Snndusky \ Cincinnati Rail-
road.

From the Boston Post we obtain the follow
ing plan of capitalization of the bonds and
stock of the Sandusky, Dayton 4 Cincinnati
Railroad Companyi
The present plan Of the committee is TO cap
italize the bonds and debts on the basis of two
million dollars for the whole property of the
corporation. The Sandusky City and Indiana
Railroad bonds ($350, ,O00) to be put in at par,
Springfield and Columbus bonds ($l50, ,0O6) Mt
40 per cent, and the Second Mortgage bonds
al 900, O00) at s0-the whole performing
frst-class preferred stock The Third Mort
gage bonds ($l ,OO0, ,0OO0) 10 be put in at 40
making second class preferred, and S3,Gi7,-
900 of Snndusky City aud Indiana Railroad
stock. Mad River stock 6 per cent bonds and
unsettled claims, to be put in at 10 per cent
to form common stock The corporation
would then stand-Sl, ,2l0, 900 of first class pre-
ierred stock, S4O0, 900 of second class do, and
1864, 709 Of common stock, with reserve Of
S25,29 for contingencies, Before the second
class could receive full dividends, and the
common stock any dividend at ALL il would
be necessary te pay OF floating debt f$l7G,-
5sl, consisting mainly Of overdue bonds The
remaining floating debt some $240,0OO, is
said to consist principally ofweak claims, for
which the committee have felt authorized to
offer terms which have not been accepted,
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-09-03
a splendid, Roorbnck.

The editor Of the Journal has been since
last Wednesday, getting up a labored article
about the Sixth Ward meeting at the corner
Of Elbow Lane. The whole thing is false
from beginning to end, as we will show, and
dare the Journal, or any one else to contro-
vert our statement We were at the meeting;
the article in the Journal was written by some
one who was not there, or if he was, scruples
not at downright ialsehood
The Journal says "a band Of music was
out That is not so no band Of music was
at or near the meeting The cannon had
nothing to do with calling together a crowd
it was not brought there until long after the
crowd had gathered, and the speaking com
menced The statement that vallandigham
assisted in arranging the combustibles for the
bonfire, is n falsehood so palpable that il
scarcely needs notice. VALLASDIGHAM was
not there until after the bonfire had been
lighted. He had no more 10 do with its ar.
rangement than the editor Of the Journal
who was not present As 10 "a loud hurrah y
being given for CRAIoHEAD, II is as untrue as
the other statements Neither a loud or soG
hurrNh was given for CREAonEAp, or any 9TH
er Republican, during the evening The
Journal further says
"The speaking went on Of course, and al,
ter Val had finished Hofer took his turn, the
crowd meanwhile gradually diminishing until
at the close of Hofer's speech, only tlrslre peo
pie remained who were willing 20 be bored
with his tedious and turgid harangue
That caps the climax, As proof of it's utter
lack Of truth, il is only necessary TO state thai
Mr., HoFER addressed the meeting first, and
the profound attention Of his audience is evi
dence Of how his remarks were received 81,
VALLANDIGuAM followed Mr. HoFrR in q
speech Of an hour and a quarter, and after he
had concluded loud calls were made for VII
LIAMs and HARTMAN, whereupon Mr., VII
lIANs took the stand and spoke for over a hal
hour No calls were made for " Bertng, n
Bunting, or any other Republican.
Now, what confidence We ask, can be placed
in a public Journal that thus willfully mis-
states facts, for the purpose Of misleading it'
readers ? 1t would be dangerous to mani
varacity to make n statement on the authority
Of the Journal without he was personally &C
quainted with the facts in the case. We die
not expect the Journal to be pleased with tn,
meeting, and its past course was evidence suf
fcient that II would not tell the truth about it
but we did think it would get something neare
10 IL than itg article shows
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-09-03
For tilr lanirs.


MIR A, LAFEE has Just returned from The Fast
lNl with largo assortment Of goods In his line and
among his Watches you viii lind The celebrated makes
ot IL. u, Marbles GhrOuQmotera, Henry Book jules
kaias jules Jurgonson James stoddnrd w. u. John
son, John Richards, and also efhcrcoluhnucd mater-
large assorlnontof American Watches, onaed 10 his
order Hol also The only agent for the celebrated ma
ker Of the jules Hupuenln Watches among wheh he
IL induced 70 sell SoIue low sixteen donru nnd
guarantee them 70 keep good time the railroad oI.
any where else, " not uoy may ho returned Also, "A
large assortment Of baihonda and other Jcwclry,
His pure SILVER ware is manufactured Ia order and
stamped with his own name which hu guarantees eaun
bro. 80
His goods arc hought exclusively for cnth lfan, the
importers and manufacturers, winch enables Inn 10 ae
% cheap mot only ~ any retailers but asany ohers In
the Union lie has engaged the services OF MI RUSSELL
who i one OF host weiclnmkera In the United stAre,
nd y he repairs watch Morc no ooHing baek for Oie
dehcieney VI ha workmanship Any dnS watch leO h,
bio care, heis willing 10 pay double the cost Should M
X hil 20 repair them % wei ~ any Workman In the
% ihe N r. Church, rhud street Orders akon G,r
nan WORK Mil7dawym
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-09-03

MOVING OF bod pEMorRArIC MlssEs


The Democrats Of Van Buren township had
= large hnd enthusiastic demonstration on
Saturday at the Van Buren Hotel The
meeting was called more especially for the
raising Of hickory pole. When we arrived
upon the ground, IN p Ny we found delega-
CATIONS present from most Of The surrounding
townships, Us well as quite a number from
Warren county, aud from that time until
O'Clock the Democratic boys continued to ar.
rive, until the number present reached between
500 and GOO There were by actual count,
seveptyFeyen buggies and wagoup-mostly
two.horsc wagons -fory.three saddlc-horses,
and two large hickory wagons from Washing.
ton township,) capable Of holding about forty
each, In addition, quite large number Of
persons living in the ncehborhood, had come
on foot
That whole-souled and active Democrat Of
Washington township, JEssE p. Esos had
been selected 10 superinteud the raising Of
the pole---one Of the largest and finest hicko'
ries We eyes saw, being one huudted and Coy
feet in length, and at the butt, eighteen in
ehcs thick, aud straight as an arrow-and
right we'll assisted by our friend p. LoSo, ir,,
President Of the Van Buren Democratic Club,
did he perform the task assigned TO him. In
about three hours from the time Of commen.
cling the work, the pole was standing erect,
and from lis top floating large and beautiful
banner, ~ by II feet, bearing upon its ample
folds the names Of "DouGLAs, JOHNSON and
Val" The successful completion of the work
was greeted with enthusiastic cheers by the
crowd a salute from the Little Giant" gun
squad, under the command Of Maj KLINE, oI
this city, and music by the bands which were
in attendance, .,
Calls were then made for VAIL, who, taking
the stand delivered brief and clio
quent address Ho was succeeded b,
Hon GEO W. HpuE, who addressed the
crowd in an able and convincing manner, ant
which, judging from the applause, which greet
ed the speaker, wns exceedingly satisfactor,
to the Democrats present Upon the con
clusion of his speech,
DAVID A. HouK, Esq, was called for, and
responded with brief, though telling speech
after which, the hour being late, the meeting
adjourned, the Democrats present more de
termned than ever to do their full share to
wards eleciing their entire ticket
The Democratic boys of Van Buren, evident
ly belong to the 'Never Sleeps" They neve
ralter, aud our friends assure us that they:wil
notlonly do better Rttho coming election thar
heretofore, but also claim they will do ciedne
voting for the "whole ticket than any othc
township in the county In Van Buren, ii
evident that
"7nings is wOrking"
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-09-03

The Republican papers are publishing with
great gusio, the annaancemen, that 70 II.
BlAcKnuRS, prominent and talented Young
man Of Greenfield, Ohio, has renounoed De-
mocracyp Now, we happen 70 know G II.
BlAcEuvnS, aud ihe statement that he is a
prominent lawyer" Is news to us, and will
probably as,onish the gentleman himself u
he is not possessed Of more vanity than We
suspect The true motive for hia rcnuncia-
ton Of Democracy Is that Democracy, first,
aud on several occasions renounced him.
lie has been hanger on for several years,
and etcrnally soheming for a nomination for
some Office, which the Democracy Of old
Highland, have always had the good sense TO
refuse him He wanted nomination by their
last County Convention, few weeks ago, and
The fact Of young lawyer from Greenfield
Of whom he has always been exceedingly
jealous, having been put upon the ticket and
himself len Of, made him think he was on
the wrong side-"Gor fodder" over h'
went, kerehug One vote gone--"only this
and nothing more"
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-09-03
Afraid 10 Answer.

For several days we have challenged the
Journal, on behalf of the Republican candid
ates to answer the annexed questions As
yet, they have not dared TO answer them.
We again invite them-the Journal and the
candidates for the Republican ticket from
CRAIonrAD down-to show the people the pos.
ition they (the canddates) occupy, in regard
TO the questions, And until they do this we
again urge upon Democrats TO stick the ques-
tons at them-Rt every one on the ticket
gress, and running through the list--whenever
any Of them solicit Democratic vote;
Whether they intend voting for JAcoB BRIE.
RgRHoFP, the abolition candidate for Supreme
Judge2
Whether they endorse his decision ia the
Oberlin Rescue case
Whether they endorse his decision giving
Saddle-colored negroes the right to vote and
10 hold office
Whether they intend voting for ABRAHAM
LINCOLN against STEPHEN A. DouaLAs2
whether they endorse LISooLYs "irrepres-
Aible conflict doctrine2
Whether they endorse the action Of the
late Republican State Convention, in denoun.
cling the Fugitive Slave Act, as "abhorrent To
the moral sense Of the civilized world p
Whether they intend voting for any Demo
cratic candidate and, If so whom2
Whether they recognize JOSHUA H. GID-
DfSos as true Republican,
Whether they regard the Ashtabnla Sentinel
as an exponent Of Republican doctrine
Toe the mark, gentlemen, and let as have
no dodging The people are anxious 10 hear
from you on these subjects
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-09-03
0sNever sIeens.v

We are glad to see that the Democratic or.
ganization of "Never Sleeps" first originated
in this city, is spreading through the country.
The Secretary of the organization here in
forms us that he has received, within the last
twenty-four hours, nearly n score Of letters
asking information in relation thereto, while
by the papers we see that "Ncver Sleep
Clubs are being formed in Cincinnati, Hamil
ton, Portsmouth and other places The Dem
ocratic boys of Miamsburg, as will be seen
by the letters in another column, have also
organized similar Club.
"Keep the ball moving" boys
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-09-03
democratic clubs IN montgomery 90,

DAYron DHsocRAri- CLun,- ofeers President y. A.
Jordan Vice Presd antn A. " hofer and w. u. OH
nn M,opasi c,is,,y' \ rs,onilre Conm,,ics ~
N. Ayres Dr. J. A. Walters Judge u baggou Jena
than Kenny, A. Y. IIofer aud q y Thrcsher Meets
Wednesday aud saicrday evenings, at Democratic
Reading Room, on Jefferson street
'OiArr DKHaoHArc Gus" cptertie, WasAiagfos
1bwaship -Ofhcera President NJ. D. svedcner Vice
President James sanaeli Treasuref John Norris Sec
rCtary, John Mc(irew. Executive Committee Df W,
y James, N ] swadner aud Alexander Taylor. Club
meets every other saturday night, at "Tamnany Hail.
siiIos NAtios.I Druccuauo ctvn," Uaion Raa.
Henry snell Vice President Dr. ~ swnnder, Treas.
nreri Thco ?. Ehy, secretary No time Of meeting
"MosSrra bouoLAs dLvn," poA Pursn Hotd, Van
1ureH TbwnshiP-Ofsers President p. g. tong, Jrl
"DEaocaArIc CLup," Halyison 7beuship- ..onicers
President ., O Fitch; Vice President, Moses Marquis
Secretary, w.H. Beiville rreaaurcr, Geo. wogernan
Executive Committee, jacob Rigsr George Curtis
Lewis Neit J, II. McClAry, VIM ,, NJ Baicheldcs
ulnb meets ever. Ihnrsday evening alternately u
fYorSa HicNonY CLun.H Dayton Oincors. PreH
dent !. L. Glelandi Vice Presidents, John stephans
VIM Turner, Treasurer Jos Zwsler. Secretaries Glenn
ent l.. Baunnnn, j. =. Bollmcyer. Meets every Thurs
day evening at such places asnay he designated by Tho
"oaroos DKnooRArIc oLun," DoNon- -oficcrsl Pres
dent John H. stoppomanl Vice presdenia, Norman
Love tnncls hus.ong seoretsrles a ~ m"tshan a9.a,
at pook's Hail. corner Of Wayne and Richard street,
oyory Saturday evening ats o'clock.
| "ihisH DrNocRArio CIun," Dnyton--Ohcersi Proai
| dent, John Crowei Vice Presidents James Kelly an,
| NJ Gill Treasurer, John shlHock, Secretaries, 7
/ o Council James Carlary, Club meets every frida!
evening, nj NJ NOns Hail. First and st. Clair sts
"DouaLAs PoPuLAa sovEHElaSrY olun," HdJf.burD
Randolph TbtpHAhip- -OifcorG President q, j. Jackson
Vice President, ]. r. McCartert Secretary, David y
Bauer; Treasurer, Christopher Hen.
DouoLm DEaocRArc GLUH,' FuWeraiils, Jdekso
| 7bieHshp-Offocrs President John +. 0rosei Vie
President g. Mnsseman and q. w. Moyeri Treasurer
J y. Thompsoni Secretaries, Elhu Thompson, am
David Furry. Meets week.
"Dou0LAH ISyIscihLE CIuR," Arlington, Clay Tden
ship-Officersi President, =. A. Williams; Wee Pres
dent, W. E Hnoycn; Secretary, y. y. Warner Treas
urer, q. W. u. Rteyi Executive Committee ID. O. Bet
lin, A, W llmhcrt aud W. ". Hoovpn. Rn22
| 'W0OpnunN poruiAR SOVEREIGNTY Cum" Hdslii1
ton TbrnNhip ip-Oiicers President W. Joys; Vice PREF
dent, WIN Craneri Secretary, james g. MIcheli rrea-
urer, Henry Albright. an23
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-09-03
FiZZIe No. D.

The Republicans are unfortunate in the
way Of getting up meetings The only way
they can get crowd together, is by taking il
along with them FiAzle No 3, occurred n
Postown, in Madison township, on Thursday
last. They had advertised for several weeks
that meeting would be held there The day
arrived, and as usual, the people did not
there were not more than twenty in attendance
while at Democratic meeting, at the same
place, short time SINCE there were over one
hundred and twenty five present SO goes
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-09-03
He'll and Everett Meeting nt
Hamilton.

A meeting of the friends of BErL and Ev-
rRErr:has been.callcd Mt Hamilton, on We'd
ncsday, the 18th inst, to be addressed in the
afternoon by Hon, LEWIS d. CAMPBELL, Hon.
WV WApswoRru, Of Kentucky, and Hon.
wM PRoBosco The call further sayG--"The
BILL and EyERErT men Of the Third Congress.
sional District are requested to meet at Ham.
ilton, ut 10 o'clock, A. NJ, of the same day,
to nominate candidate for Congress, should
they deem it proper Another meeting, tc
be addresscdb by Hons p. VAS TRUsP, aud j
ScorT HARGsoS, Of Ohio, II. W. TnonrsoN
of INDIANA, and Col j. W. FISNEIL, Of Ken
lucky, to which "the BELL and EyrRErr Clubs
Of Cincinnati, Covngton, Newport, and The
surrounding country,arc cordially invited will
their music, banners aud other campaign at
fractions will be held in the evening"
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-09-03
State Fair Empire.

The propriotors Of the DAILY EaPiRR intend issuing
A MORNING EDITION
during the week that the ohio State Fair s being held
In this city Aswe will have -Four Reporters ON tho
ground caoh day besides our regular city Editor the
Morning Edition Of tho EnFian win contain everything
Of interest which transprcs M well ~ the awards IN
made by tho various Committees An edition Of
FIVE THOUSAND
win be Issued each day anduo by carriers exclusive
ly. No subscriptions taken.
We appeal 10 the citizens Of Dayton In hyor Of this
enterprise. our Morning Edition will be the
BEsT ADVERrIslsa MEDIUM
that will be oired them, and trust that our mor-
chants and business will take advantage of the OPP
poriunity 10 advertise their goods aud wares to the
thousands who visit our city at that time. Our terms
shall be sufficiently roasonabls to meet the purse Of
every one.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-09-03
Look Here My Kind Customer.

no you Wish To nuke money by buying cheap pr.
- Goods " 70 pleuHo remember and don't hrpot
70 call Tint ID. NJ. CURTIS st continues IN the nipf.
cantlc trade, a his old stand ut tho Fnh street Canal
Lock- whore he viii keep constantly on hand good SO.
locted stock of Dry Goods, which he will sell or cash
or produce ma cheap ~ can possibly bo hought else
where; ie VIII also keep constantly on hand stocking
yarns both woolen and cotton NJ wholesale and retail
MsoWoolcn and cotton Carpet Chnn both colorcd and
white. lie Inns also now on hand large stock Of Wnll
Paper, bordering moulding, cornish, landscapes, tor.
lenngs, ccnicrH and In hci every hugnpperlnninu to
tho homo trade AlDf which he IL dpsrniA Of c0Anp
OUT Rt wholesale or retail IN order make room fur
more aud VIII sell qt greatly reduced prices Mr. Mrs
aud Miss Will You please call and satisfy Yourself ht
nm determined 10 sell cheap, and no huinbug
aiOdnwlm d. NJ CURTIS
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-09-03
Voiersl Read and Judge Ior Tourselycs

"foni Eof Ncrther mari por ~ sovfAeru nan; ba
snd aihosgh aai Uniief Sfafss nan psiI UTei Nais'
pIiarpiss VI iehin and suhoraofe 70 tAe lbaaifHoa
~ lasnSoIan, - ne Hoass n Rsprsssafatsss, bst
IA soui. divided aeain., Itself osnno, .ssud. its.
nenty kalfsrs and Aa(1es do not expect the hoilse
ihe house 10 lbpt az expect viii ccase 70 he dvi.
% ~ s S"e ,s n sss Is. sasS s ,s Sss
of " ond piocs Vhers Ne public mHd ihop F n ~ ~
vScnies viii push L forNard t 4 shnii become alike
lrwfnl IN nll tho stnten-old wel new, North ~
well - South "Abraha' Lfncoln IN ne g'eeeA at rg'
.'ffe IJneoln) is radical Republican and IL FULLY
coMMlTTEDte ~ Dpe,rss f ne 'frrepreigl4. con-
10 the highest mark ~ Repuicanism, and he ia man
~ w and nervc, and viii not hack down hom his own
.ss.,s.S- 7AsSgro, Fsei Deusiais PT-r, asa MAY,
III and the resolutions of Tho Convention fat Chlca.
col ,a"se w ~ sriisisio 70 ,ns q, n n iad LS.r gaa
,oA M oton hqs and In tho candidates ndoptcd Wy H.
eminent and able Republicans, with whom have cor.
odcd In that excellent crced g. Win. H. Selea,ers Lei,
tsrbN Y Rqebisen Cbnp,a,ee.
prisprers tobern Rcsonersl pip RioHr TReir - rOy
foasei IA Tgfg NE iirc " the slave catchefs, tu =
ssr =, ~ coopeS mem sns ev,;sss \, " s oy NJ
yatts, witch should have been speefily enecufci-0
diuags p 0beritn Reaeners
Vows 0aln Obie 10 Vppr rtprc,arg then as fAt sea
satnfs of the Repuhlicnn party one of that party
deiest the Fugitive Slave Law. you'd sdy any dt,
ocher Who ,bHdi poHs nv residence 10 rceapfars 6g
to- "-- 6hiiiggs 70 7bg ODrtrtH
1--WE would he Glad ~ the 'old War Horne' re-
mned 10 Congress. MT Giddnap n . nan OF fine tai
ents wise and cxpcrenced Statesman and man o.
bon nerve Thsrsis Hof batter Repubitdn, mon,
hoHssi piaH IN ne uTlon thdn "a Joshua r. Ghiisgt
Ddytop 0errfe, Jsiy 20, ls0o
H. n. CAurArtL'a Disrttcr.-rhe Republicans of thu
Congressional District embracing Butler, Prehle and
Montgomery countless held their convention last week
and nominated samuel Craghead a. tho opponent o
NelandighRm, Robert q. Arhenck tho well known
representative of the old Dayton district, the com
pctltnT Of Mr. g. for the nomination; but thc choice o
ihe delegates so decided that Mr. schebcks name
withdrawn, The Dayton ESrIHs, tpougasl says
that Mr. CraHhcad represents the radical anti. slavery
element N the party IN this district, This from per
soRq kgoriege of nc "a true dd IRIS beis, 4
rhaf ri srcurs Ne riciorv 10 NJ q The Reptbioans
those counties are far from being hnketsh, NE hsorv
Mr. tiImpbes ioH sh0e A. long hs mointdine
nHfi. idHerV position, he Hulnerabs and
opiy thea H. turned his attention 10 Other riees n oicl
mt N 1ilei We think Mr.. Craihoad IL pretty
of the election. Ho n very aimRble IN his manner
and possesses great popularity. .--Ashtabaid SsHtia
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-09-03

II NOWN ~ tho "Piqm Lock htls,n situated ON Main
IN street, near tlincoptre Of the city 0f Piqun Tho
MN mslour run ofstono machinery nll m complete or.
located on the Canal ilnd near Railroads ii pnssrssrs
great advantages in the receiving aud shipping ol grain
mil, inltng mill, cnrdlng spinning aud power looms
md large 10y yard The whole isHupplod hy nm nln,
year. -
The FIGURING Mil will be- sold separate or tho whole
loRellief AZ low prico and on terms tho most rcnaonn-
Homhlo. iylo CHAS H. CLARKE, 81 IT,
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-09-03
ILMrsrowN. N. Y. Aug. 2h

IAHEHIUWHI N II NHR' 20,
The first train over the Atlantic and Great
Western Railroad, has just arrived at this
place, 80 miles from the junction with the
New York and Erie Railroad, having on
board Messrs N. Marsh, G. Minot, and others
of the New York and Erie Road; also Mr.
Kennard Chief Engineer of the Atlantic and
Great Western Railroad, and number of
other excursionisis. There Is great enthus-
asm here in regard 10 the matter The road
will be opened for business during the ensu-
ing week
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-09-03
NOW READY.

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