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Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1860-04-05
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ST. FRANCIS RIVER
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4 p1ersl GE FEtNCIs so. e p fE-
b1uuau- uasier dewitt A5trtl. CLERK
WI .e1Fe on ue dTt Trip
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Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1860-04-05

@UsEFUL PLAcE@-Spicsr & Son are this
day 10 receipt Of a lsrEs anlwsu Helscted st1ck O. haur,
whicE hey VII sell q low priees. uey also have z
frssh lot O. lhossdeiaozs Eks ash.
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COMPLETE,
OUR STOCK OF
SPRING&SUMlIER GOODS

COMPRISING every variety Ct Lliies' Dress Goods,
- Carpets. Matthias and RUGS, Curtain Damasks, Cor
uices, Pins and Tassels, Frenchs English a1d German
Ciofhs and Csssimeres. vostngs, Cloves and Handker-
chiefs ; q large iot1f Hosiery.
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KENDIG & COOK,


30. as Front R0tr,
CTILL canfinue de Wholesale GROCERY and
- BOAT sr0AE BUSINESS AZ he above piloe. We
sep constantly On hand Flour, suEsr, Coree, Tea,
Golden sirup, " o. Molasses, Baoon, Pork. Salt, extra
canFEssef HamE, Rice, General suppues. ETC. etc. 70
which We mTito De dtfeltton q merclautss planters
and steambazimen. Der facilities are such that We can
supply BOAT STORES ca better terms than any huuss in
usdu. [apAsmi KEEDTs & COOK.
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GREATBARGAIN

cotton % ns asss.
"
ALSO
THREE HOUSES AND LOTS on DAN Z
Two HOUSES LOIS on DEsorO STREET..
ONE HOUSE AND LoT on UNION sTREET.
TWO FERNANDO STREET.
TBo LINDEN STREET.
TWO EAIS sTREET
ONE HrRD STREET.
oSE BEAL STREET.
Two ELLIOTT srREET.
WI VANCE STREET.
THREE DUNLAP STREET.
we also have ams vacant Ios On Unioa, Adams. PIP
lar. Aissrua, Ro5insan. Jones svsau'. Sain. Bsso,O,
wasaiagtaa ana vanss. etc, win even variety In
proved aHi nimproved los in the
CITY .fyFrD SUBURBS OF
MEMPHIS.
BE.4RD S sE.aF,
mrIs No. SIS xaia street IN stairs.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1860-04-05

WoNAN CoSrIcTED-Mary Canon a giri Of
fourteen, la, besn sentenced A. le Giminsi outto
three ysurs 9lpuisaunsai IN nc peniisutiary fST a.ai-
ing dresses and 5eusly hun her mistress
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uRupuTs PuTuE CurRFNT.

,onEEoTrD DAILY ~ c. POTTER. y FhosT a0a
Wholesale store Prices.
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eo~s OF Ma1rA.-Ths masquerade 81 ~
~, ~assh q nis monih. premises . ,
% Interesting sgalr-
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1860-04-05

PIcKrSG PocKErs-An Hisanan va
s-u. to prisaa me osher dsy fr picking the PeEet oi
German-
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1860-04-05
HORTON & HUNTER,

Brown and Blsashsd Catioa ord Linen s~hseilass.
We caIv want 0 caI f-rm nase wi-hing TO purchase.
We feel confident that W. cau mags e heir interest to
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1860-04-05

YoTUe.-The questions whether the city
shan fund s25aoo q hsT deb and whshsr ssoes'
sban be- spent for city vsisr-Horhs are 10 be voted On
~ us pesple On the ish-szmrdsy week
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1860-04-05

D1rp.-The hospital records OF TINS "eei
mention he desh q q maa Eho va inlurns1 . =
- ns rrlipser-heaa q mefseEmbsat Victoria
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1860-04-05

CoxcxHr HALL-We hear that one Of oul
milionaires INTENDS buildiug 8 splendid oncert haA y
thr sozfheu part O tie city.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1860-04-05

sHoorrxs.-For malicious shooting JONI
MseLouEaIn vas YESTERDAY sentenced IN NJ eimlAa
osut t5 Eve years imprisonment in ne peniisHHaTg'
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1860-04-05

~ Elder Thomas T. Campbell viii preach
I, he Chustizu church ais evening a hHif-Ftst zsvsa
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1860-04-05

ourHY.-HaYe you seen that big Indian in
an6her ooiamn, boiling Roofs, BARN. and LEAVES,
- f. ra~uorrr RrgVuvQ ds2o-Itwfys
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30O S w "Al'' Ol-- uNpsErkr1crLrr
ERaEFHOz
store House for Rent,

THE stre fsrmeiy 0oeupisd ~ v. q. Hsni, under
Il he Giyoso Hotel. Apply 10
mrei-2E W-B GREEELAW s. CO..
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1860-04-05

Lseehes for sale at WA c. Werner,
5uppsr aud Lsschsr, No. - Hsiu street. shove Market
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1860-04-05
LADD. WEBSTER & CO.'S
ucHr-SurCH
Machines.
TN following are . few o. the Important points
i claimed By the proprieiors q the above Machine:
They make q strong
MnrU- cTrmuW

ne following letter from Col. Arn0ld, planter, tor
merry o. Lsuderdale cnuuty, IL respectfully submitted
A. one Of the many testimonials in favor q fhese ma
ehlreas
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1860-04-05

AccsDExr.-The GrsndJunetion paper says
tsrt Eve neishi-eau fen thrUugh a tresie-Eork On th'
Nlsasfuri rsnroas q Friday last Sesoay hurt
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1860-04-05

Lzdles ard sthers, whether wishing 70 purchaea OF
not. are requested 10 call and examine
Planters in parti-uiar VIII md il 70 their inferss. %
fnrn 4 fnsr Al tham.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1860-04-05

W.
= he a-rauf cash ln hEcds o.
ageuu "a CHER stafss Is. e3l 81
3 Ms EusuuE cash en htld.. e %
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1860-04-05

HcEsoxPoEr FrEE.-It is stated that after
tie ore IN JscEsouport, Ark only mrfy resiaenoa and
aasre house were len Sssndng.
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=, sOOau---- !. HAIsrzAD-.A HAzEs.
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Hlisfelaneons.


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Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1860-04-05

RUNAwA1.-A lady was thrown from a
buzgy 5u Second street, or Tuestzy- fortunaiey shs
ssaped without serious injuzy
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1860-04-05

s,-hsrnome,s g dez. IN ne sh.8e bata soo Esufe
wind made il very pleasaat
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-05-19
M AHD nm uSURAHCR.

FaTaers : Merchants Savings InstltstieR.
FOUND ED 1893.
once 10. u Hsan g., Lynchburg, Va,
OVER THE 1NERCHAETs BANK.
rIyls vsl.svn I.ssiisea YIN s.ssI,e 9ossy %
1 ,spis = ass ds..s. 80 sg.sss. vhsA IN ~
ssa ~ ~ 's 'a''' "a sssTs srs: crArTon ..4..a
A..rr, v. p.srsss;,s n sSrcks,
y.s1 L eAuea. Tea.sseal..
k 49, Ai s,s y = = LH Helm. Co.
Bss.. IL sesns. arm Of Sc.lis as,rsn &C.
g@s ss B. i Half arm q cisss 4 Hoil
JaHs r. ksisar. TobseeeaisI
~. loss, ora q yse,',.ls 4 c@ .
may ii-ei.
Fire. Life and Marine nSv rA..ca
Lynchburs Hose q Fire InsuIaDce Company
1 FIN. On 6ssli.ar IIos.s. ssors. Tooaoro Y.eso -
ossr Bitng. Or fer,srs 0ocS. EaIss and
aio The iiso. d I'll sttoyiar
% SAYS .s em,,s in drsy esspssuu yin ksi.sared on
The Company IL a-o ss fsn And y sny u
siis Northern Of seuilssn fors. :. l,or.Ae rates
JoaS RoBIS S,s AsDA WI I rr,.!snt
- JANIS n LASGiioESE, Chief Engineer.
Jous ON, r.,uoE, Dawn T. srrscE,
ss :. srsArIes. MArr,ct s. LassHorsr,
. las. q. WILLIAMS, Treasurer.
CREED T VII.
DE. WI oTHAY OWEN. Medic Examiner.
The Meiiea Examination u subjects for vii w
made NJ he one" 4 The tmiany each day between The
hour Il aIs nelack. +. N. feb Z5iis
LiltHBIRG FIRE. LIFE AND MARINE
INSURANCE COMPANY.
rE'l- Company w take risks Of the nature, avo
i rair
"r ~sa., invite the attention Of Shippers Of Produce
Marine fl-As.
DIRECTORS:
sA3'f AstioEgIr. firm Of Mct1rkle 4 Co..
!. =. u sats at3mi,s.Jn Merchant,
u u arm 81 >choolGeiI q Thurman.
lafS : lAS.nosag, arm 81 Ian,hurir >r.ti Niers,
!. = srsnfts. firm 81 t.aranI. Slaughter II Co..
J. y. ~. Iatseen Manufactured.
y II. Susf4s Brm Z So.iin n Murrtl
JOHN ID. LASGHOi.SE, President
!. II. TvTi. Secretary.
pH. Tf,s. l.. Is 4IkFR. .,,-, ,....--
bE. pAN'L \ LAs.iog>K. ~ ' [mb -
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-05-19

others. when she sees No oueE
Hush, Rose and for one ebey one rAoss Jos
lar< 50 Loa.9 k,okei spon n. your mother. IL will
be the les, time will ask you to do 30 Demand
10 be admitted 10 the presence Of the baroness. -
Say that you have come urS.n a matter Of lie sod
death, that neatly Concerns her iadyship: insist.
and she will not ventarc "a refuse you. When Tnu
stand before Lady Etheridee. say that Der old
mare. Magdalcnc Elusr-"
Her nurse mother You Lady E;heddge's
nurse. never knew that before !" interrupted
Rose. in surprise.
There are many ibipgs that you never knew.
my child. Hat attend Say to tina baroness that
Nagdslene ELMER is dyiug.i
Diving, Oh, mother. DO not say 80. it is very
cruel You ere not sick in bed--you are sitting
up You are not old either but have many years
4 life bef're you! e.
Child hear my words. but DO not judge them
SAY 70 Lady E,heTidge tia: Magialene Elmer.
her diving curse, prsys-nay. demands to see
her TIL. night. Tell her that har, a con fessoa
10 maxi that 81, msa hear to-mght. nsrer'-
Co1jure her BY all che hold. dear earth. BY all
her hopes 81 heaven by all her fears of he'll tn
csme ia me tonight. Tell her # she Houd es-
cat~ n, heI-,esi curs, itaf could darkea a eomaas
ijt. to 10 to uighi. to come to me at
nee There, ee, on yoGr bonnet, and 90 J.
The above is all Of this story that will he pub
lishei in our columns. The continuation Of 1t
from where il leaves OF here, can be found only
in the New y rk Ledger. the great family paper,
which is !or sale at all tie stores throughout the
ely and country. where papers are sid. Re.
menb~r and ask for the New York Ledger Of
May u. and in it you will find the continuation
# The story from where it leaves Fl here,
The Ledger is mailed 10 subscribers at 81 a
wear. or two copies for So Address Your letters
70 4. Bonner. publisher, 10 Park Row. New York,
IL is the hands and test family paper IN the
country, elegantly illustrated. aud characterized
by high moral tone,
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-05-19
CHINA, GLASS, AND EAaTHENWARE
NO. III Main Street. Richmond Va

Esf) HEREWITH beg leave to inform my friends and
& * the public gencraIy, That IN receipt d, ~
W FALL Stock OF GOODS, larger and NOR vareii
han has ever D . been embracing Bsnoruted GoLi
BdHd Dinner. Ie 0F3 Iiict sets: Fcfcrs. b5sx Pitt.
60, dc. Asn, Wjfe Ci anil Gganjte, af the be-, ,nfs
and sys, IN >etts and by the sBt pair NJ stock Tor ~.
WHOLESALE IENnr have selected with great care and l
issur' HAT can sell as low any repa.Ais lh.
tn" States as rrc'v" my goods Direct.
uror. call is >pcctiuiI! solicited
jny eddy -. u. TAYLOR. Richmond. VA
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-05-19
Forwarding Business.

IaNtL James EiNrr an" kana"ha ornlauy having
L 10 thr proposition ri hc couti->iIc L. 10 am
III" rates on DO routes, have .nF6ttrd a.s
rates am, however rs than
goods through al ~ 10 - per below tie Inside ~
W. provided they adhere sGptAois: and on sll az
toes The difference will De much greater. an rate
a@f"htd Ia r'Hce 30 the Ltst Jnssi'e punt trfpg
"FG'e Which The high toll, III crnit: and Of
!itbrg and the West viii lind ii great 10 their ads anage
to ship their goods via Richmond 4 :. LEI,
Forwarding and Commission Merchant
march LIS ON The Dock. Richmond va.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-05-19
Prince Imperial Champagne.
FROM So Epernay,
DE tCHCgc 4 TO-, sssssxT France.

$3 hY ~ Regportnhe be1'c,A Hroagiogt ~, country.
fs'l~ fne brand Of CHAMPAGNE. which uuiH The past
was conBbei exclusively To- tie best table,
tineut "a" Europe hi- sAih, uHh,unded
and popularity IN this II il recommended
II tue nf-t Ply the tit i;urk, al
'taf VIM account od IT, oN'iv d.cacy
Ii,.. Wt Try rar,l, Although
onll has elapsed IL
Try t einand Is aud constantly increasing
ats surii quality Nine
hsmg unnHihrd at IT, present nigh 'auinri The Pnuc,
Imperial Is n,rprtoi s,i b tug sol. agents ri
Messrs DE ' t,,,E a Co.. IA tti. country
l.. Y. ltAINIIW6t / 4 co,
Ms. u. $50 y W. broadway, y. Y.
Sold ia this cily only hy La l.p,h.,N TA,l,,t.
NH G.,iim MA
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-05-19
AMERICAN GlASO.

/ Rom IA nv IS AND BAKERS ISLANDS
In the Pacific Ocean,
offered 10 the Planters DEALERS sasac-
tor! results have been attained 10y practical experiments
made by gentlemen in Virginia who side b, side
with che PcruNHn, Eje Island fertilizers and Who
testify To lis superiority, importance aud value.
will net upon soils immediate well durable Ter
iili1cr, curich,ug. hut Hnt cNhausny
1t is sold much less price than Pcry ian md when ar
VEST TINE CONES the result will be great a greater
Pamphlets containing certificates from far ners IN
virginia aud other states will he forwarded upon ppp
am SoLE AGENT &" the American COMPANY IN Rich.
mond amt all packages viii have Uaue trade mark
of the Company! 9Th, American cag and viii he warranted
pure II Will DE IN barrel. u. I'm, ..,..
OF the purchaser. Price 80 per
ftllN H. CAV l.. 18th street. Richmn a.
TED 25ts MOSES LACY. Agent for Iyurhburr.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-05-19
Great Passenger and Freight Route
TO THE NORTH.

FEEAVRLEEs and Merchants from Virginia, Tennessee. m
Il Western part of Georgia and The Northern bari of ls
ma and Mississippi, are informed that connected thro1g5
Passenger mud Freight line has been arranged and Is now ~
ming Three lines per week between Lynchburg Va and Nv
ot BY Me South Side Earosd 10 City Point and theme
Ne" York by The New York and Virginia Steamsbin MN.
h,s splendid line Of frs. class side wheel
town, Jam.sl own and Roanoke IN
Tbs line affords advantages above all Others the ceaa
est and most agreeable route route Tor passengers aru
tb"se coming long Inc OF raiiroads for Iey 20 ON |
the steamships The evening Of the day they reach lynel,
mad in large state and nil the handsome s
lions 10 be found in the best steamships after short m
voyage, they are in New ork perfectly rested and ready t
business Passage from Lynchbnrg To New York Fare ma
State Room Steamers Included. $i2
~ Freight route this line is The shortest and brst
New FORK aud The South West The s:esnsbips run alng
side The wharvcs OF the c i,alroad tonlpanv nj on
Point, and there il lrayage OF Goods bain,
Transferred inIncac! from the Steamships 10 Inc Cars and
Mh the greatest dispatch The following; Tariff Of through
Rates has been agecd upon by the Railroad and siean,sb,
Company. and all goods ar,le free charge Shun.rs
w>hin: To avail themselves Of through rates must have
their goods marked OF Railroad Agent Cn, pint
RATES PROM NEW YORK TO LYNGHBrR,
ls Glass, End Class, Ord Class, al, Class
soe!s 81 81. 4, cts ioris.
LEE ROOKIE X TAYLOR, Agents. ISnrhbnry Va
sAM'LG. BAPTIS4,& CU, Agents Pctcr-hure Va
LUDLAM X iiIESEKIN, Ag'is4l broadway, n. y.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-05-19

T.tweekly PRESET .ed Ps,ss1ssr Line

THE ro=lz.za szzmbesa Cosspzny's steam-
EH5<ez.z3Ser lEf PEABODY. CapL RIua ABB PznuH-
ms ~ BIZ yIDEgE Capt Wa. KKEsx, yin iease Rich
n ~ ~ ziIissrsssey Tsssksg, Tzsrsday and ftsrav
RFTrnx,4 win IsTe Bsit7nre 81 g<hnord sse-y 1s=sat
Tz.r.av and sfsray. fk-Tsy esah.ns shippers and Pas
.z- 10 IA syp.rlsziiy Il communication beiseea The
- points esery cher day.
RI Fnr<xfn received In befh pzzees ever day.
For Comff tkese ane steamers are equal not
nrr, 70 nav % hair found In This any other
civ Te harinz bsen hfird ou 18th splendid state
Room Accommodations recommended % the
travelling .aa frcghifAz eommasy n Ae mosi efsfsbie
ebeap stey made u transportation between the TIE
pointx -
TrErrs be procured Once sbockee Slip opposite
Columbian Isf. 90 nj the steamer Landing, Rocket
ID W. CURRIE, Agents EiciInond
seps I-dIy J.BEAsDT. JR. No. Lieht ST. BALTIMORE
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-09-17

Oliver Wendell Holmes tells what we are
made Of in the following complimentary style
to human pride:
If the reader OF this paper lives another
year his seG-conscious principle will have mi
grated from his present tenement to another,
the raw materials even of which are not yet
put together A portion Of that body which
is to be will ripen in the corn of next harvest
Another portion of his future person he will
purchase, or others will purchase for him.
headed up in the form Of certain barrels of
potatoes A third fraction is yet TO be gath
cred in the Southern rice field The limbs
with which he is then to walk will then be clad
with flesh borrowed from the tenants Of many
stalls and pastures, and now unconscious Of
their doom.
The very organs Of speech with which he
is to talk so wisely, plead so eloquently, or
speak effectively, must serve his humble
brethren 10 bleat to below and for all the
varied utterances of bristled or feathered barn
yard life His bones themselves are, TO a
great extent, in posse and not esse. A bag of
phosphate Of lime, which he has ordered from
Professor Mapes for his grounds, contains a
larger part Of what is to be his skeleton and
more than all this, and by far the the greater
part of his body, is nothing at all but water;
the main substance Of his scattered members
Is to be looked for in the reservoir, in the
running streams, at the bottom of the well in
the clouds that float over his head, or diifused
among them all
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-09-17
Illinois Central RaIIroad.

TNwO Daily Passenger Trains leave Indianapolis via
Terre Haue and Indianapolis Railroad, making
close connection with the Illinois Central Railroad as fol-
lOwsi
At Mattoon for Urtana, Kanutee, Centralia Cairo,
Mepphis Natchez ViclSshurg, New Oneans and Moile.
AT Pana for Decatur, Springfield, Bloomington, Peo-
ria, Galesbnrg, Burlington, Quincy, Ia salle, Rock
Island, Mendoza Dixon, Fulton Cedar Rapids, Free
port, Mineral Point, 6alena, Dubuque, Independence,
Cedar Falls, prrie Du Chem Lacrosse and -. Paul
BB-For through tickets apply at the offices of the In
diana Central Railroad; also nj the office Of the TerTe
Haute and Indianapolis Railroad In the Union Depot ln'
dianapos, W: H. ARTHUR,
W. p. JalIRsaN, Gen, Fassar, Agt Chicago. aul6
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-09-17
[From the Chicago Press and Herald ]
THE RALLY.

"D1nna We hear the slogan 7"
Resounding loud and clear,
Callingal true men 10 rally.
For the Unoin they hold dear.
II comes ringing from the mountains,
1t comes rushing from the plain,
From the cotton fields Of Florida,
From the woodlands OF old Maine,
Awakening in many heart,
The hereminscences Of yore.
As they rally around the starry flag,
To protect 10 fcvermore,
From Lincoln and his band,
Who would spread wide devastation
Through our fair and happy landg
Who would ruin us a nati6nl
Who would dim the radiant lustre
or our glorious Thirty -1hreel
Who would tear from our country's banner
Each brilliant shining star,
And bcdim them with the kindred blood,
Which flows in civil war
Then, PATRIOTS, rally to the shout.
Resembling loud and clear,
Calling true men TO rally,
For the Union they hold dear.
II comes ringing from each hill top;
II comes ringing from each glen
"Dii,na ye hear the slogan
'Tis DOUGLAS and his men.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-09-17
Produce and Provision Store
Montgomery House, Third Street,
DAYTON, OHIO.

JACOB HtDLER, Proprietor. The Excelsior Pro-
~ duco and Commission store, Is noH ia the lei pos
sihlc trm for the summer tanpagn. The Proprietor
having had long experience caterer 10 the prlio
tste understands y tho lle wants Of this cOinni-
nifty, end s prepared to supply them. FRESH
MEATS, GAME, POULTRY, Produce, NEGErA-
BIES FRtiIS, &c, together Wth all the little edible
exts that grateful to the alae during tlie Sum
mer, will always M sept csh and nice and subject
the order Of the public who appreciate the coyen-
icnoe Of obtaining such things every day, and at any
tune Of the day.
Old Jake is sun determined to plopse the peollc, and
he does not, he Is detr mined it shall not he his fault
He desires the people call and his place lie is
sure he please thein. n0yt-u
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-09-17

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vertising must gvenotice at the counting Room. All
casual advertisements must be paid for in advance
The privilege Of annual advertisers is limited 10 their
own bnsness and all advertisements for the benefit Of
other persons, well Legal adyertisements and adj
vertisemens of auction sales sent in by them, must be
paid for at the regular rates.
Tributes Of Respects, Notices. Meetings Of Literary,
Military Fire and other assocatons,or the holding Of
Fairs, to be paid for follows: For insertion of
any such notice, not exceeding square Of ten lines
25 cents and 10 nts for every subsequent INSERTION
Advertisements not exceeding one-half square in
lcngh inserted one time for - cents Al notices in
tended 10 promote private interests to be inserted in
the local column (which is only at the option Of the Ed
tors) must be paid for at the rate of 10 cents per ne'
No cuts, stereotypes electrotypes inserted unless
all Metdl.
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@Estmam @Etimtims.

The DAYroS wooHESBLArr being located In the EN-
PIRE Building, affords us facilities for doing Printing
in German, or German and English on the
shortest notice, and most reasonable terms
H8- IA has ,,Ddntpn sBud,rnbdH" f& I'm Smstrs
GsbSues ,bsanstt 10 IN uus @dsssubst esbstsH Drnd'
arbeiten In Dcutid,, sbtr Deuf& uHb eusliln, aHfs
s6usaRt nnb ~ anntbmtaru yreiisu ~ bssrssn
Remember the location
ITO Main Street,
I'D door from Market.
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a1rinting Matrrials.
FRANKLIN
Type and Stereotype Foundry

II. ALLISON. supt.,
No. los Vine street, CineinnHti, ohio.
DRINTING PRESSES, Cases. Galleys, &e. News
Book, and job Type. Inks and Printing Materials
OF every description. Brands AMI Pattern Letters Q
various styles. STRREorYISa Of all knds-books, hu,
sic, Patent Medicine Directions, labels Jobs, Wood
Outs etc ELEorRarHPIEa In all its branches. mYsa
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Baltimore and Ohio Railroad.
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igb & g:S s:s.sissss
GREAT NATIONAL NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Mt Wash
I ingt0n and Baltimore on the East and Wheeling
Bcnwood and ParSersbnrg the West at which place
IL untes with Railroads. Steamers, &c for and nom al
ponts in the West Southwest and Northwest.
Three Trans Daily for all the Eastern Cities.
R5-This is the only route to Washington City. -6a
Passengers ly this route can visit Baltimore, Phlla
pephin New York and Boston, at the cost Of a tnke
10 hnston alone, by other lines,
Through tickets 10 the Eastern cities can he procured
via Washington City AZ an additional charge OF ST.
Time a. quick and fare low as by any other route
s6-slecping Cars on all night tnins.
INQUIRE Tor tcKets via Baltimore and Ohio Reroad
al any of the principal Railroad offices IN the West
J. H. SULLIVAN, Gen. Western Ag't
l.. NJ COLE, Gen. Ticket Ag'L
w p. SMITH, Master OF Transportation. a1df