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STATIONARY, PORTABLE AND STRICTLY PORTABLE
Steam Engines,
OF any required power and superior design and workman
ship combining several improvements with simplicity and dura
blity best adapting them for plantation use.
Improved Circular Saw Mills Gs Mills shafting for Gin
Houses Draining Pumps and Machinery generally.
My Machinery will be fully guaranteed 10 perform repre-
sented and an experienced mechanic when de-
sired An illustrated catalogue with prices, by mail when
requested
Samples of machinery exhibition at Office No. 81 ST.
Charles street, New Orleans.
jaIs 6m&W P. HENRY TAYLOR, Agent.
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ETATnE LALouISIANE.

ETAT DE LA LOUISIANA.
GIaourMR JUSTICE DE PAX LA WILLIE DE LA NouyEIIE
ORLEANS, Il c. b, RIS-
PARoIssE BoRtK4ss. INGSos.
I'm VEESTUE dun writ dc safsfe ct vente a
~ moi addressa par fHon. Ang Dnqnercfon Gnqaeme JUS
Pax pour paroisse Orleans dams Paaire cidess
proctdeai lie MARDI 2s de fsyrier 1860 = heures
NJ In Beafse de Ia Cite Louis les ChaFtres
ct Royal la propresta don't description suit
uN LET DE TERRE, sHa dams 10 neuxieme District de
willie, let par Cgnal Olympia
Ia Douane Mna ayant face de 800 peds chacuRe
des NOMINEES.
saisi dams Paifaire dessus pour taxes de 1851,
GONDIII0NS-Gomptan moment de Padindicaien-
LOUIS POWER,
Jaqs n faS1 81 ss4a&la
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D0RTER-looe casks London Stout, for sale by
IL s. WOLFF,
ja23 tiravier and New Levee sts.
NOTICE.. 4. BASS HAS REMOVED TO l,6 COM
~ street, opposss' b St. Ghsztas Hotel esl 4
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,Ttetals, Yarhmatt, 1T.
HARDWARE. HISS . co,r

HARDWARE, HISS co,r
.---. - No. IS SoUrU CHARLES STREET,
MANUFACTURERS AGENTS AND DEALERS IN
ALL KINDS OF AMERICAN HARDWARE
r. HOE Coz CAST STEEL, MILL, CROSS CUT and
CIRCULAR SAWS.
FISHER NORRIS, AMERICAN EAGLE ANvILS and
PARALLEL CHAIN VISES
FIELDS, SANDWICH co S CUT TACKS, SHOENAIIS
BRADS, &c.
COLLINS HARTFORD AXES, HATCHFTS, &c
NEW ENGLAND SCREW COMPANY'S GIMLET POINT
WOOD SCREWS.
RUSSELL 4 ERWIN MANUFACTURING CoMPANY's
LOCKS, &c.
FITCH MANUFACTURING COMPANIES GARNET and
PADLOCKS. ~
AMERICAN HoRsE-NAIL COMPANY's HORSE AND
CL1NCH NAILS.
O AMES \ SONS SHQyEL.S and SPADES, &c, &c.
WIN. WILCOX Il CO.'S PLATE and PADLOCKS
DAkLINGS \ WALDR0N'S BRAND CORN and GRASS
SCYTHES
SCYTHE SNEATHS SCYTHE STONES, &c &c
BUILDERS AND SHELF HARDWARE large and full
assortment.
All of which offer at lowest Factory Prices fe29-tf
TO SOUTHERN AND WESTERN MERCHANTS
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8anktrs ann 2r0krrs.
DROTHERS BONTNGER,

|
| IL No. % SOUTH CHARLES STREET, Cup stairs.
| OFFER FOR SALE FOREIGN EXCHANGE on all the
principal cities of Germany London Paris Amster
dam. mhIOtf
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JOSEPH REYNOLDS,
10 Ro1flarat,,, .tr,,E

ff@:r FOR RENT.-A very convenient TWO
s5iis IT. ,RY DMEILING, with Gas and Water, No ZIG
=AR-S ARP STREET, between Conway and Barre SITS
Possession given Immediately Rent $3.50 per annum.
Ap'y VIM DAWSON N CO
Lon haEd stree
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ID o o I ] N G.
LES ER'S
PATENT IMPROVED COMPOSITION ROOFING.
PATENTED JANUARY II, 1859.
NJ + r o V L NJ EN- 7 A PPLI z d FOR.
FIRST PREMIUM 4 WARDED
OHIO MECHANICS INSTITUTE FAIR, /,

We prepared to all kinds Of Roofs steep or
lat, old over shingles tar or metal steamboats, and
with this unequalled Roofing material From long
experience the business the inventor discovered
wherein lie the chief causes OF failure nearly all roofing as
met with, and after complete system of chemical, artificial
and natural experimentation lie has used certain parts of
and been adding it for two yearshe has produced
which offered crtcising public far superior to any
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THIRTY FOUR ACRES on the avenue and but miles
from the city. This tract is well WOODED and lies yery
advanageousy for dir vision into smaller sites road 40
feet wide forms the Northern boundary and gives access to
every part Of the property.
FOr further information, apply to
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Ky GEYSOE X On

ffri.:tt TRUSTEES SALE.-By virtue of a de-
E4;i cree of the Circuit Court for Baltimore City pass
akasAS ed in the OF Robert Fowler as William W
willis, therein depending" the subscriber as Trustee Will
sell ny public auction at the EXCHANGE Saesroom on Sc
March next at | O'clOck p NJ,
ALL THOSE NINE LOTS OF GROUND situated in said
city and thus described:
No l. Beginning or the first thereof at the North
west corner OF Fulton and Eagle streets, and running thence
on uion street NOhery IL 81 feet thence Westerly
ae with Eagle street u feet feet alley thence South
e on said alley IL ca feet, and theme Eagle street,
feet to the beginning
Nos , 3, 4, B. and T. Also, Six Lots next adjoining No.
on the North and fronting each IL CT Fulton street,
with depth of II feet to said alley
Nos and9 Also, Two Lots next adjoining No on tn
North fronting each u feet Fulton street and running
back Of that width POP feet to a 20 feet alley.
The first seven of sid lots subject a ground rent
S2 each payable semannuay the lst March and Septem
Der the last ground rent of $50 ach payable
annually on the lst of March and Sept CHI of sand
lots lots IS improved by two-story Brick Dwelling
The terms of sale third cash and the balance in
three and six months. The above lots will he sold sep
arately. STEA ART BROWN
mh5 2aw3w&ds GIBSON & Co Au"tGoneers
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9nbLtt Salky.
BY ADREON d. co,
TDTT, 81, y rIHer1r-o,
OF VALUABLE PROPERTY,
MESI I0MRARn Snp L, 1


ff.sst TRUSTEES SALE
| Eiii| az OF VALUABLE PROPERTY,
~ ON WEST LOMBARD STREET
BY virtue OF decree Of the Circuit Court for BaIt;
auction on MONDAY, the 10Th day Of March, isf' o;ic
o'clock in the afternoon '0''' "' !
situated in said city, beginning the South side Of
bard street. at the distance Of 4G7 feet West from the
west of Lombard and Fremont streets and r1nnn
Southery 1872 feet thereabOuts Ridgey alley thence
Easerly bounding Rdgely alley 81 feet thence North
ery, at right angles with Ridgey alley 81 feet thence
Northerly by straight line to the place of beginning
ground rent upon the whole only s15 %.
The improvements NO BID consist Of tWO-stOry and
attick brick YELLING with double tWo-story back build
ing and twOstory brick building on the rear of the lot
Wch can easily he converted into comfortable dwellings
leIs OF fourth cash. balance in three equal in
Samens of six twelve and eighteen months, with nere
from day OF sale to secured by notes of the purchaser
dorsed satisfactory to the trustee.
Ground rent and taxes paid to-day of sale
Any information will be furnished application
SAMUEL SNOWDEN, Trustee.
ADRE0N CO.,
mh2,2aw&ds Auctioneers.
BY SAMUEL j. SOPER ~ 60.
fi@.f TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE
Ei,iI PRO ERTY ON MARSH MARKET SPACE-By
city, the undersigned will for sale, the premises on
MQTDA Az, 18th Ma March 1860 at o'clock P NJ
and lying in the city of Baltimore and which is distin
gushed the plat Of HarrsOns Marsh by the number 2T
fronting IS feet the west side OF Centre Market Space
rms ponerty is improved by TWO THREE STORY
BRICK DWELL INGS, with STORES Nos IA and Is Marsh
space They are OF equal width and DEPTH and will
Terms of sale as prescribed by the Decree are one half
' ne lest On credit OF six months. with interest
D me promIsSory note of the purchaser endorsed
0RyILLE HoRwITZ, Trustee.
mh2 2awSw&ds ~ . '0i En- Hncti S0.,
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WILLIAM s KEECH,
LEWIS II. WHEELER,
1tZJ-ZaWtS VruSpeS
f9T.3.f TRUSTEES Sale
RNiiii OF \ VALUABLE FARM ON ELKRIDGE

dr. TRUSTEES SALE
- PART OF WAVERLEY.
BY virtue Of decree of Circuit Court for Howard
county, the subscriber trustee, will offer at PUBLIC
IA at the Court House door Ecott's Mills on
IUESDA4 the 20lh day Of March, 1861 II o'clock A. NJ:
MI THAT FARM, formerly occupied by the late Chas
R Howard, hngpart ofthe tract cad WNVFRLEY stu
atd on the Old Frederick road, miles from Ecots Mills
IL miles rom the Frede lex turnpike and mile from
woodstock "a station the Baltimore and Ohio Raroad
ana G@ntannG about 3S7& 1t Immediately adj,ins
1aroi Manor and the lands of MeSsrs Richard LAWS
Nn Frost, 5 tmue Brown and others
The soil is of excellent quality every field is well waterl
ana about onethird Of land lis finely wooded There
The improvements FRAME DWELLING HOUSE,
House, &c. ,9' ~
II not sold in body the Farm will he offered in two
nearly equal portions, advaDtag OuSly divided
The terms. prescribed by the Decree are-One-thrd
cash. ont third in and the remaining third
years the credit bear interest from the day
sale and TO be secured by the bond prOmsOry notes
purchaser, with surety to be approved by the trustee
Immediate possession can b. given to the purchaser
80, THOMAS DONALDSON.
t2S-2lW3W Trustee.
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BuusfS, It,, tor SalG an0 8e0l,

Several LOTS containing l6 acres each, upon the
avenue or contiguous, very egiby stuat for country
residences Their capacity for the purpose may be judged
from the beautiful Improvements occupying portions
Of these grounds Their earn S to churches and schools
and the character of the neighborhood are addd nuce
ments to those seeking the country
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THARLES KEIDEL,
" IMPORTER OF SEGARS
and
GENERAL COMMISSION MERCHANT,
No. II GERMAN STREET.
near Hanover street,
INVITES the attention of tt trade his large stock
HAVANA, GERMAN,
mh5 Inn AND DOMESTIC SEGARS
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n R. B A A K E E
y II
TREATS ALL DISEASES.

~ TREATS ALL DISEASES.
Special attention given to all chronic diseases, CoUaHs
GROUP, CONSUMPTION, INFLUENZA ASTHMA, BRONCHITIS all
diseases Of the NOSE, MOUTH THROAT and Lungs; all SEN
DISEASES Of every description successfully treatedium
bago, Lumbar AbscSscs ScrOfu, Rheumatism Govt Neu
ragia Paralysis, Epilepsy Commissions Dyspepsia Dys
EMERY, Diarrhga The Of PILES in
short time; also of the Stomach, Liver and Bowels There
many diseases incidental to and children which
are treated with distinguished All particulars Will
be given by letter Dr. Baasee produce thousand
certificates of mis- perfect success in curing
CANCERS, OLD SORES, OR ULCERS, HIP DISEASE IS,
FlSTUl.A OF EVERY DESCRIPTION
SCALD HEAD VEINS, POLYPUS OF THE NOSE, OR
IN ANY OTHER PART OF r HE BODY,
JUNIORS AND SWELLiNGS
Of every description, and without the ofthe knife any
surgical instruments. These last named diseases cannot he
cured by correspondence therefore all such patients must
place themselves under the Doctors personal rvsUn.
Dr. Baakee has made new discovery ola fLUlD" that
will produce absorption of the "CATARACT, and restore
permanent vision to the Eye, without to the knife
All diseases Of the
EYES AND EARS
successfully treated without the the knife
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EiA HOUSE AND FURNITURE FOR RENT

o. FOR SALE-A GREAT BARGAIN
III AN IMMENSE WATER POWER, LARGE FACTO-
&AsSRY BUILDING stories high. c. aci;y 1000 pin
dies; y threes0ry DIV kLLlNGS for operatives ard LIMO
building LOTS, convenient to Baltimore Now is the time
to start Southern Manufactures Apply ~ ~ Eutsw
street. r. Y. REID jazz
o. NEW ''CORN EXCHANGED BUILDING.
gri,. THE VERY DESIRABLE STORES and OFFICES
- on THE FIRST FLOOR Of the New 'Corn Ex
change Buildings are offered FOR RENT
Application to be made TO WM. CREIGHTON,
d2Stf Chairman Of Building Committee
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TTNPANEVS, II EAR DRENS.

successfully treated without the Of the knife
die Or. Baakee has constantly on hand at hisotce
extensive assortment or beautiful
ARTIFICIAL EYES
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-08-15
POIItIcaI News.

MlLLEDGEvlLLE, Ga, Aug. 1.-THE Bell
and Everett State Convention assembled here
yesterday II was large and harmonious
Benz. Hill and Judge Law were appointed
Electors at large for the State.
BosToN, Aug, li--Senator Seward arrived
from Portland, at 10 o'clock last night, and
was met Mt the depot by large crowd, who
escorted him to the Revere House, where he
was serenaded Brief speeches followed from
Gov. Banks, Senator Wilson and Hon. A. II.
Rice. The reception was enthusiastic
ST. LOUIS, Aug. 1.-THE Bulletin publish
es card signed by Senators Polk and Green,
declaring that their suggestion of State Con
vention, in which the friends of Judge Doug
las should be represented as well as all Dem
ocrats adherng to the principles of the party
enuuciated in the platform Of the last Con
vention, has been rendered nugatory by the
opposition of the friends of Douglas, voters,
standing on the Missouri platform, who are
resolved to defend and maintain the princi-
pies enunciated in the Breckenridge National
Convention, the necessity of the party.
James NJ. Hughes, member of the Demo
cratic National Committee for Missouri, con
curing in the policy proposed by Senators
Polk and Green, Convention has been called
to be held at jefferson City on Thursday, Sep
tember 20, which Convention will revise the
Electoral Ticket and take such further action
us the interests Of the party may require.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-08-15

Is selling cushioned Rocking Chars for 81 and 500
worth 80 and sl2.
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Cincinnati Market.
CINCINNATI, August l5.

CINCINNATI, August 10.
FLOUR We quote common to good
brands superfne at - 1901 GO; extra ~ 10
05, the latter rate for white wheat and fancy
So 25G95 70.
WHEAT--The sales during the week add
up sc, 900 bu closing steady at 95@9sc for
good to prime red; 81 O8@l IL for good to
prime white
C0RN-In the ear declined lc per bu, and
the demand, at the decline, has been but mod
crate. The sales comprise 10000 bu, at $50
i0c.
OATS-Have Auctuated in price consider
ably during the week, partly owing to the
great difference in quality of new which have
been offered Damaged new sold at 22@925c;
prime do at 27@2sc, and old closing at 500
34c.
RYE-Has met with good demand from
distillers at 65c, and some lots have been ta-
ken at CSC.
BARLEY-The market remains dull with
out change in prices. Prime fall may be
quoted at 7O@75c and spring at 6O@65c and
nominal
WHISKY-There has been good demand
the greater portion of the week, and prices
advanced. The current rate each day was
as follows Wednesday and Thursday, l62e;
Friday and Saturday, lie Monday l7ic, and
yesterday l7}c.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-08-15

posr OrFtcE DAYroS, June II 1850.
Until further notice. mails will close Mt this office as
follows
For New York, Philadelphia, and New. England
states, daily except Sunday NJ 500 A. NJ
For Cincinnati, o., Eastern, Western, Northern and
Southern States, daily except Sunday 1880 NJ and
For Columbus and GAINESVILLE, o., daily excePs Sum
day nj 800 A. NJ.
For Xena and Yellow Springs at s;b0P NJ
For Mamishurg, Germantown. fmnllin Hamilton,
Eaton, o., and Uonnersylle, Ind daily escept Sunday
b.4b = M.
For Springfield Urbana, Tifin, sandusly, Toledo,
Cleveland o., Fort Wayne, Ind, and Michigan, daily
except Sunday at sl5 An.
For Richmond, Cambridge, Ccntroville, Indianapolis
Ind and New Paris, o., daily at 300 p. N.
For Greenyille, G., Union City, Winchester, Munee
and jay County, lnd daily except Sunday ~ 1919 A.
For Troy, COyngton, Hqua Sidney 81. MaryH and
Fort WAYNE, daily except Sunday ut SID A. n.
For Union, West Milton and Little York. Tuesday
and Saturday, at 1870 4.
For Johnsye, New Lebanon and West Alexandria
Tuesday aud Saturday, nc I;30A.n
For Clayton Centre and Ludlow, Friday OF each
week, at eP.A.
For oentreylle Lebanon and Mason, Tuesday, Thurs
dag and Saturday at 22OOM.
For Vandala and Chamhersburg at 1900 N. Tues
day and Saturday.
A. NJ r. A. KING, r. NJ.
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Arrival Of the Anglo-saxon.

FARTHER PoINT, Aug H.
The steamer Anglo-Saxon, from Liverpool
I'd, via Londonderry Sd, passed this point this
forenoon.
LIVERPOOL --Cotton--Sales of the week ~
600 bales market closed steady and unchang-
ed. The weather has been uniavorable for
crops. Flour quiet Wheat steady. Corn
advanced 6(19d.
PARIs.-The Moniteur publishes the text
of convention signed at Messina by Gen
eral Clary and Colonel Medici, which is
mostly military convention, for the
evacuation of Sicily from motives of humani-
ty
A correspondent at Genoa reduces to six
the military executions said 10 have been
ordered by Gen. Garibaldi after the capture of
Melazzo.
All the great Powers have agreed upon the
conditions of an European intervention in
Syria.
MAns.-The overdue India and China Mails
are telegraphed, via Trieste, but the news is
unimportant
LoNDoN--Consols for Money and Account
closed at 93l@93s,
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New YORK Market.

ny Telegraph for the Daily EmPrel
NEw YoRK, Aug 10.
FLOUR - Receipts 7l72 bbls; market
better; sales 10000 at $50 for superior
state; 1905 20 superfne western; ESQ
35 common to medium extra western; 40
95 so inferior to good shipping extra r. II
o.
RYE FLoUR-Steady at 50 1904 20.
WHEAT = Receipts 4l,O43 bu; market
active sales 1000 bu at l 23@l % for Mil
waukee Club 26@l 2s for winter red wes-
tern; 3O@l 81 for white western.
RYE--Quiet at 80
BARLEY--Dull
CORN-Receipts 9,33s bui market active
sales $4,000 bu at 629@63l for sound mixed
western; 60 for round yellow.
PORK - Dull at Is so for old mess
10 1903 25 for new mess
WHISKY-Active at 2l.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-08-15
FOR 8 ALE.

A GROCERY STAND IN FniriieId, Greene UoIhIy'
n Ohio. The subscriber offers for sale ms Grocery
Stand. situated in one of the most beautiful eouhues ~
attached. with four rooms; there Is room enough ior
two small families. IL IL iorty-iour feet front and one
hundred and twenty feet back. good Ware Room
In the rear Barn Room for eight horses and good
yard tits an excellent stand Tor Tavern or for any
other public business. o,.. -,
This stand in Fairfield, Greene county OHIO, corner
of Main and Xenn streets, ten miles nom Dayton on
the old Springfield pike, one and halt miles nom Us
inrn station Mad River railroad A mail runs twice
DIV from ths stand to Osborn This property VIII be
soid on reasonable terms, and with Grocery, Horses
Cnrreee and ali the property belonging TO the same OF
without to suit the purchaser good deed gwen, anc
payments made easy. lt IL now rented for one nun
dred and zeveny-hve dollars per year.
The ownerc be found at all times store
or nj Osborn. He carries the mail. . ..,,,,,,,,,
nuiAd6 , =, " fihinNEi
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-08-15

s6rMr sHUrY called this morning to ex-
plain why the ridiculous sign about which we
have spoken, was placed on the front Of the
Republican Wigwam. Il was intended by
the painter to nse only the letters upon a flag,
but they were found too heavy, ami the thing
was stuck out in front at the suggestion Of
SHuEY, who didn't think how bad Il would
look Well, take il down again, take the pc
riods away from between the words, and put
more space between them Il viii do, Their.
Take Il down before any more strangers Me
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-08-15

Sr LOUIS Aug. H.
The Democrat, this morning, contains an
address Of over column in length, from Blair
to the Republicans and Free Democrats Of
ST. Louis, He commences by saying
'1 am well aware that 10 the recent contest
the support which received at your hands Is
simply an evidence Of your devotion to the
cause Of freedom and would have been ren.
dcred as freely and as enthusiastically to any
othes man who had proved his fidelity to the
cause, as Il has been given TO ne. Yet can
not allow the occasion, signalzed by SO great
n triumph TO our common cause, TO pass with
out rendering TO you the homage Of mygrati-
tude for selecting me as the representative Of
your principles, and the instrument Of aciiey-
ing n victory for their maintenance and al
vhncement" 4
He claims that the result Of the late eleci
ton fixes the status Of ST. Louis as the ban.
ner city of Republioanism, and olinchos the
charge Of fraud and corruption made against
the pro-slavery Democracy in 1858. He calls
attention 10 the comparison Of the returns
from Gravos and Carondelet for 1858 with
1860, which shows loss Of nearly ly votes
in the former precinct, the whole number
polled on the 9th inst being 1873, while nearly
every other precinct in the district shows a
largely Increased vote He says the names OF
nearly 100 Barrett voters have disappeared
from the poll-book in this precinct In Car
ondelet Barretts vote is less than in 1858.
He refers TO the large increase in the Eighth
and Ninth Wards, and to the ticket on which
his name is placed For Congress, j, p.
Blair, IT," without designating the term; and
says in conclusion "Allow me to say, that
shall forever remember, with pride and sat
isfaction the contests OF 1860. To have been
the leader Of the hosts of freedom in that bat
tie, fills the measure of my ambition. Again
return my thanks 10 the Republicans Of this
District, and congratulate them upon theil
triumph"
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-08-15
Trouble with theIndIans.

WASHINGTON, July IL.
Private letters from Col Sanders Wagon
road party, dated Honey Lake Valley July ID
give accounts of an engagement with the Pah
Utah Indians on the 23d June,
Five days march eastward from Honey
Lake Valley, Sanders party was attacked by
Indians in ambush, and a young man named
Painter mortally wounded at the first fire. He
died next morning.
The Indians were pursued into the noun
tains but returned next day to the number Of
300 and renewed the attack which was con
tinued four hours, when the Indians were
routed and pursued, several being killed, and
one made prisoner.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-08-15
NJ. dinner,

Is selling marlle-lop Tables for $40 and $40; worth
$50 and s2h
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-08-15

CmcAGo, Ang. IL.
The zouaves who were announced TO reach
this city al o'clock this evening, have not
yet (ten ?. NJ arrived Great preparations
have been made for their reception. The en-
tire military Of the city, the Turner's, Wide
Awakes, Douglas lnyincibles, and q large
concourse Of citizens are waiting in the depot
to receive them. Bon6res are blhzing atsever-
e Of the street corners, and large crowds are
waiting in the streets through which the pro
oession is TO pass.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-08-15
Daily empire.
WEDNESDAY,, AUGUST IS, 1860


ns-Trains arrive and depart from the Union Depot,
~ f0llowN
ciscvNN4i HAmnros ANN DAytos-Arrive; $50 a.
m, 1920 \. M, bl6n.mr Sb0pm. Depart 800 am,
500 am aSO pm, O3O pm.
HANnuHKY, DAYTON AND CfNcfNNATI--Arf1ve: 100 a.
M, b;30 pm. Depart a20 am, b.a0 pm.
DAYTON ASn MiCHicAN-Arrive; 7;fb q. tn., 6;lb D. m
Depart $50 am, $40 PIN.
DAyr0s AND WEsrrRS IRE iNpfANAroLis) )-Anivei ~
20 am, 1900 m, ia5 pm. Departs 2i2O am, $50
M 3i95 pm
GREeSyiLlE ANn Mnm (To INpIAsArotIs)- )--Arrive
II 20 am, bab pm. Depart. s;60a.m., 2lO pm
LfrrLE MIAMI CoLuAnus AND NgNIA-Arrve; 2.22 q
M, glbR. M, $50 M Depart i2a5 o. M, 9.20 q
m. ,b.1b y. m.
mn Passengers going east by the night trnin and wes
by the 225 o. M trn, must procure their tickets heior,
$40 r. IN. The ticket office will notbe open for thes'
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