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Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-05-30


Tie d5cll.its p-,l 5.ss. Lincoln on tie Abolition
Question s-5 pressing ,u- nus. be sg.yd. Sail u-
s-u.a o. slave or tree question which nus. be
ssesed.
TIE proclamation CT Ger. Hunter gave every slave
fest5r- bu; 90 s.Ar-d thai -scton OF the Nor;h shat
a;hs 20 rco7s re pscf.s OF trade. Tais ma, be 81
usaaed b. proclamation setting forth tia. the Ps-.-
cent reserves she rga. OF 5erltns The acgroel Ia l,
ora w., and a bis Own time. To co1cists the Abo.i-
ons The border slave S.ltcs are c;ionatsy Aduo-.
isled 20 sgceDl the terus crrsd In ;ae Joint resolutions
o. Uougrs-- az tae best terms ;hsy can hope for A
me same limo convention Of tie friends Of border -E
oHdol Is ca led 90 kentucky.
TIE whole conservative -O5i il uCss Interested Ia
,lis question, perhaps than ourselves With the pre-
ssrya ioa Of on, liberties tho Hesitation OF negro sa
very forms condition Of society s5s. favorable 10 put
ro jus.io, and nst0ual prosperity but if We may be
sls1y.tad upon tie empty aud Infamous prsencrs pro
tsssi BY the Jrh, Why should 10 preserve IN
sd,l-ous Nacl ms5 be perverted 70 our d@strae,ioa-
To a. stripped freedom the I-s,u ,91 OF slves7 b..
oous daage.sgs 0srdca LIS successful operation Dc,
p.- On tho uul5su'ed control OF the mass- over his
gsu property When hs Intervention Of soatlsr il AZ
r..si the nsssr becomes the agent OF tl6t other IL.
earring tie charges and msst1g tia dangers Of such
coalition and rutisos 20 the deprivation Of property al
aay Esnsnt Toe conservative world il greatly inter-
s5.sd In the Commerce Of slave PsoduCtiogs Win
sle evils Which irssel are so Ter beyond any pscc-
mary consideration. TIA, &c shog'i los, sigpt Ct
Goth tie mods Of labor and is pr06s Fer osu
any one su7ros. the abolition of ssys-y depsujs
"a Flcc.zzato2s c. lots Of Congress Toe he
Jcr7 Of .hs zs- saov- that wherever ue Authority
o &c 1cl ar hl7 eeea suspended o. tie presence Of
army The slaves Rave adopted freedom slavery
c5rdi0g 60 hsg individual discretion. We have krown
instances where the male slaves soald &C &c the
ENEMY .ad IN 4 short time woGid return take ali the
carriages and horses Of ihs masters and remove the
-onsn and children vi. z the Ankss iuJ :. WsshDg-
s5l CITY Il aloi Ala a.ayes. The AbOTiOnists have
osued school, 20 negro misunderstanding, have & 6su
ls lands O.: Tivsts eil sns, employed slaves as fee
l6ossIs aHl propose to cultivate cotton With a eoaony
u negroes who have lad from their masters Why ihSa
rssd Hunter bsfats slaves BY military order, AL thai
are within bis control are already free those beyond
u. continue in boadlge. Why should Lincoln abolish
slavery by proclamation They viii be as easc,Eally
ed By successful var.
ssThe proclamation Of Lincoln, revckiDg the order Of
Huater i intended for s ct in Europe and hO;Go No
sloald scarcey suppose il can impose uP1n any ono--
Toe subjuga,lea Of the South is inevitable abolition,
aid tie world bad ss well 50 regard il. If cannot
sssoursevss free keep the slaves in bondage
tbs R9me, O., southeruer says, unless there shosd
COM some unforeseen disaster the crop OF wheat ,Ei
y anoss fabulous 10 thas SECTION Of country.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-05-30
BX THE &OVRRNOH oR VIRGINIA.
\ PROCLAMATION

To aE,rd every hit, The tc Executive provide
r1ps '0 1 lie Of tht tspa and to enable those VII
uvnytI usl-Hs devote uuunI
r.-sAry 30 dscPie, l. JOBS LLTt ER. gaEtruos %
th umpuwr,h OF NTg MA, DO h.eh proo i'm 81 "a.
us other places bu iuess In the cy Richmond
% sc arJurrr ,bsGm rrgsvrd fluug
Cor sate Coated crate shall be closed
Zach day at hear e., clock, ". aud Hereby
irc Doe ~ fhH s hail be asssmbl-
T. except .urd.y - a.i'o. TqI1 the
The force shN De u-d-T TIE the
Pre- and he regularly ca led until dsy.
- G.yeH uHisr had der he seal Of hs Gem,
'rpons -sll rhauui It's Ssh DAG q MAY lssX ans
- IN the ,s.a gear cf t-s Co unIaou sealA
JOHN JHER.
By ,hs GoySraar
GeOAss ". n sEgsp,
NAY a.-lt Ssysesary Of Ne Commonwealth.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-05-30
PEBLSC ARMS,
ADJUTANT GENERALS oR5IOE, Va.


CVERTTT Of The ccuncs ato7s tds water WIN ave yet
n a-d-d the patti col eced them un e the acs Of
q neral A1ssly pass "a Es5gua I2 h is2 will iustead Of
AN NJ them - Kchn1Ud, fJrsld tcul Hh dispatch
,cvurs to address OF n Ou7sk cae Of Ordnance Of
VigHls. ,,
nsveo-s. EM IT, RIcUARD'oN. A q.
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- LEr5 busissss Hl: - oearslssa - ziscT u
Ia Fsig."
2-ss rseac o. BOA sides As paper tot zot - Pubss-
e. T.s rss Of iSg taEdiag, Og& % D. haOOa g az
So % IA szas - dsprlsd from, Cbidry aOoSs ssossd
50 s,3ti ii.ss ~ cAa-gsd tor advertisements.
- ~ IHn5isasezss c, -s,r -e,o.al oOnszszseaiess
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-05-30
MIN.

:; h. rel!d.ncs, Che,t-sGsi cogay, Wednesday NE
e-,h Ist, AEON TFAsUr, "a t1r o, yea 9; "a asC
The ucnd and Acquaintance inyra to attend his tuner
a. his i,ie a=ace, Filsy, nh last - II, A M
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-05-30

OFFICE ISs. co. OF THE srA1E OF "a, [
Et5b aoSu May 9Th, 1854 I
MEtrlN1 " the SIC khO'deys Of this pAay vi be bel
- iheIE Sce MONDAY, the ~ day Of June ntA:,
= o'clock and s bus q importance v have 20 he
disposed OF, ali are urgently ttqlyIt, d 10 R..tnd.
By order o. the Boar;
u,80--s. o y BGIssE Secy.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-05-30

YAEsN mp thee since tbs Deep Run Turnpike sbou
riplt mile, from tva bay horse ak years q, win
roam pots on back he viii he delivered per proof Of
oraer.i 10, and Psylug his board AMI Advertisement
mi. n. ALAN, G.en Aps7, r O..
uagy--lt. lea miles On r. AMI Rsi'r, al
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-05-30
LAnlRS OE rmE mOa-

Fc-Rs'EAEE LADsRS OF THE NON
E}A--S UMENrAL C.u'ch viii please meet = he Lac
th, mosiisg 81 o'c, l, 70 The beds r 4 cd
NINE, I,ely Tor the 1spi'a' m-.--,t
g-s-.s5 NG'ssCE.-,aljol Matuugz, Brow Co.
- tyas, Cot on vars &C, ct Auc ion this morning At
10 o'rlr,.
m alt KTST. PAINE 4 co., kuc's
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-05-30
FOREIGN INTERVENTION.

PROGRESS OF THE NEGOrIATi0NS-THE FRENCH
MINISTER VISIT TO RICH aGSD-DiSI REiS IN
TIE MANUFACTURING DISTRICTS OF FRANCE.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-05-30
THE FEDERAL ARMY NEAR RIOHEoND-AC-
COUNTS OF YANKEE CORRESPONDENTS.

The following tracts from the correspondence of the
Nor Yolk Herald will D. leund TO contain some items
oi iaterest;
The New York herald., 1862-08-11
A BRISK sxIRMIsH.

A BRISK sKrRMIsH.
Al two o'clock on the sth OF July, from
General Morris point OF observation, on high
hill near his position, and overlooking the snemys
camp At Laurel Hin, two large bsdies OF rebel
troops were seen marching Of their camp towards
the Union lines Instant preparations were made to
sist formidable attack BY four O'Clock p. NJ she skr
mshing front ef the Fourteenth Ohio and Ninth Indiana
regiments became very The rebels advanced IN
Of the woods close 10 rain bullets upon
the Union artillery battery large force Of skirmishers
sent forward to engage the enemy, and our skir
mshers Instantly rushed forward pouring In sharp vol
lsys and killing many Of the enemy The enemy's cavalry
then advanced around 70 tho farther skirt Of the woods 10
take our skirmishsrs the flank Our troops rapidly
fell hack while our artillery treated the rebel
1ankss 10 a number Of shot and shell
The arc became too warm for the rebels and they tell
back in some confusion when troops again advanced
and occupied ,hor original ground The enemy now
scattered under OF the woods Their ,rcers wers
ssen attempting 20 rally thsm Al arst tbs rsbss seemed
disinclnsd TO advances Ia body and troops devoted
themselves TO picking on the rebel ocsrs Our artillery
continued to play upon the rebels wherever they
covered themselves when our troops received orders
charge the rebels, which they did IN double au,k time
driving the rebels clear through their own rife pits bring
ing back several Of their blankets oosts and guns
phiee Of their gallant achey The rebels engaged in
this affair numbered about 200 men When dusk
our skirmishers returned from the woods h capital
An attack expected during the night but
made though occasional shots were fred among our
pickes Astonishing pluck displayed by the Union
strmishsrs snd the only trouble was 10 keep the
back from rushing into tho snsmys midst Ths enemy
left twenty dead the field and many
ried by them o the field. II was subsequently dscov
cred that this movement Of tho enemy made to
another movement 10 gain position in rear, upon
which 10 plant battery but General Norris ssgscity
couptsvsd their game.
on the 10th of suy there considerable skirmish.
inc on both Sides but OF little Importance The ouemy
rstucsA their picket area by Withdrawing their
pckets 10 within half mile Of their camp W 70 ths
time our loss was but men killed and SIX wounded.
The Ninth indiana regiment aud the Fourteenth oaio con
taue 10 occupy the advance the Seventh lnd'sna "a
rts yfgins occupied the Banks ant ihs cusnr's etays.
The New York herald., 1862-08-11

GARRETT IN TIGHT PLAcE-HIs RETREAT.
The rebel Gsrnett upon learning Of the defeat OF Col
pegram ~ Rich Mountain began 20 understand the OK
tent Of his danger, and made haste to sxtreats himself
from position in which he could no longer fight with
advantage nor syen retreat with Lie left his
ntrsuchnsnts the morning after the defeat at Rich
Mountain, and moved at south toward Beverly
hoping by great expedition reach that place before
General Mcclellan snould arrive BY the time be had got
within afow miles of II Tho fugitivos from Pegrsin
retrsa,ug column informed hin, that the cdott mas
hopeless Beverly was occupied in force by the uaion
troops His only remaining resource vas to turn upon
his stops AMI fe,racc his path to Leoisvlls where
another turnpike road branchcd oil to the northeast on
the ether side or Laurel Hin Pursuing this roue with all
speed ho passed Ieedsyille the same afternoon aud
pressed IN along the base Of the mountains down tho
cheat river hoping 20 nd practicable pat into the
valoy n Virginia throwing away, thersore all super
ru,is basgage h. 1cirspshs and som turned from
n, In road pl, atefaa t'sih acns tlrc nouutains
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1862-10-25

Fire up!-The very best articles Of Coal
and Wood can be had at the Yard Of Sam'l
A Dickey 4 Co, Head Of the Basin. They
have the best articles to be had, they give
honest measure, sell at the lowest possible
rates, and deliver promptly. .,.,...,.., '49.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1862-10-25
LIoENsN NoTIONa
orrIcr Or cOLl5cEoa q Is.s.s.. Y; ,I,. h.ytE

OTrIcE on CoLLEcroR OF ISrxRSkL RryGkuE,1 u
11nRB DIsrRIof or ONO,
N. e. cor Third aud Jefferson stso DAYTON. y &
A LII persons who have filed their Applications Tor
a Licenses with the Assessors OF Montgomery
county can now procure such hcenses, on payment oi
the tsx levied by the Act Of Congress, ro PROVIDE In
ternal Revenue 10 Hupportthe Government, end pay
intert vt on the Public Debt" yL.oNp3 tNhF -
Penalty for neglect 20 take out ieense q equal TO
THREE TIMES THE AMOUNT Of RpY Taxlpr sIlqh
License. -
Licenses on all applications made TO the AssessorH
in Montgomery county must issue from this otihe
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1862-10-25

Here on Time.-Frank Leslie's Paper,
Harper's Weekly, N. Y. Weekly, Iudepen-
dent, World, Herald, Tribune, DC, &c, and a
supply of those splendid Mann Oysters, At
BrandeaburgA Get . supply 81 hnn
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1862-10-25

Come !-HarpeFs Weekly, Frank Lsslis's,
Illustrated News, New Weekly, Herald, N. Y.
World, Tribune, Independent, Beadles Men
of the Times, No. 2, containing Biographies
of Butlor, Banks, Rurnside, Baker, and 9th
ers, Phunny Phellow for December, and q lol
Of MAhony Xxx oTstsrA ,ow nE
Nuf eed d
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1862-10-25
REMOvArlsl

u 1850 Hl ftgluL LlLA 90 sapr. ggt yfnQu.o.i
MRS. NJ. KELLER, having Just Reformed ffom the
MI East with AEL the latest styles and pateerns OF
DhE5s, CLOAk AND MANI LILA MAklNtss re-
specially informs the lRdsF Of Dayton aud vicinity
tnat she may be found At NO eO south side Of seeond
vi Wyatt's Bakery, Patterns Tor sale .,a q, IA
MA gentleman and lady can be accommodated
with pleasant rooms, with board. YAo oo2s
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1862-10-25

More Oysters --Another supply Of those
extra Mann's Oysters just received at r. W.
Duff s, lOs Main street Call and get some
this evening. 54 la Rs
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1862-10-25


now here when Cloaks are becoming neces-
sity. They are demanded as an article Of
Comfort not to be dispensed With except at
the loss of Health. Il would be better to
economics in matters of unimportant ex
penss, ladies', and provide yourselves with
nice. comfortable cloaks for the Indictment
weather which has begun. a es.5.s,5 '1
mAnd in this connection il gives us pleasure
10 recommend TO our lady.readers and all
the ladies read at least this department of the
EnP,REl--to take their eloak-patterns to the
Cloak and Dress Rooms of Misses Sue and
Frank Troup Sd street, adjoining the Phil,
lin. House. 10 have them made up in style
not surpassed any where These worthy
voou0 ladies' are provided with all the latest
ss,ss and facilities for doing work. and they
can Ia denended ON for promptness and faith
fnloass Thev make oloaks and dresses in a
/ luinesb- Ahey thaho SioAhs eNiiu N'S9''0o ~" -
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1862-10-25

Tho Wcathers--Ths weather has At last
''taken q turn" After an unprecedented
season of drOuth, during which time there
has been disAgreeable reign Of dust, and
great scarcity of water, We have hybrid
"spell of westher'--half snow and rain.
Disagreeable as the weather is, il is preferable
to that which it has just superceded; almost
any change would be preferable 90 that |,
brings rain. I, .-.a.' ,-,,-ii i-...
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1862-10-25

9th Cavalry RegimentA-ReCuits are
wanted for Cavalry Company. It is by far
the easiest branch Of the Service. Horses
aud every thing is furnished 500 Bounty
SIS, and one month pay in advance $40 to
each man in addition. Pay from day Of en-
lstment Come, men, Join the Cavalry Com
pany. "'-4 d sa.
W. W. WooDwLRD, Oapts
v, Fmrs 1st, and +. GALnDAY, I'd lieu
tenants itl I-' ,tlLaE rfa-
Headquarters at the Court House. aiaaa
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1862-10-25


Thanks. This morning We received BY
the hands Of Mr.. Jacob KunE, the clever JEFF
ierson street Barber, large string Of splen-
did rock bass, . present from our old fish
er friend of = dozen seasons Mr. Isaac Pow.
ell Of the Laramie Reservoir. Powell has
our thanks for the tish, and Kuns the same
for bringing them to Us in the very best ''cOn-
ditipp" We knew exactly what to do with
the 6sh.
We have at length got reliable news from
the Laramie laan4 1854 s.,
The water isvery low at the Reservoir; it
is down wen within the banks Of the original
river, and it ia small potatoes OF course
the dsh are brought togsthsrin snSiI space,
yet they do not bite readily al tho baitsd
hooks. Very few bass are being easght, and
the reason is clear The WalsF having left
the swsles.Aaa shallow skirts Of the Rsser-
vOit, the minnoss aud bass are btOught To-
gether, and the bass being constantly surfelt.
ed with the choicest food will not accept .
crippled sinner upon . hook "TkAfs What's
matter"
KunEs party--among whom wsrs shetiH
WOgamAn and John Rossr--had poor luck.
They caught but few 6sh, and other paxtie,
there Jared the same wAy, Il Is probable
that there will be no good fishing until We
have settled rain. Quite number Of 6sh,
srmsn from Germantown, Miamisburs, and
other points in this county, we're At the Res
ersoir, waiting for luck
Hunting was poor in the nsighbOrhOOd, lhs
yOung squirrels having been pretty well clear
ed out early IL the ssAspn, The RsservOif i
100 low for duekt 4oW 3. aass
We wouldRt adviHs any body 70 invest ia
= Trip 70 the LNAnie Just noe.
VI y ~ ---l-nIA ~ l.-. ID D
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1862-10-25

The 93d-we have just received letter
from Lieut.. 3, Q. Ellis, Of Company B, sad
Ohio. Since leaving camp at Louisville, on
the lst inst, he has been on the march con-
stantly, except the occasional stoppages for
food and rest, up to the l6th--the date Of bis
letter His health is poor, bus he was keep
ing mp with his Regiment The Brigade, 4th,
was encamped temporarily four miles below
Crab Orchard, on the direct road 70 cumbsr.
land Gap aat 81
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1862-10-25
Nem AObertlsemrnts

WANTED-To RENrAk house Of about az o
sS. s sSsS Ss sssiss spSss SsR ss N's
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1862-10-25

A RRAMn shed baldiua, IsSsi, hallt Of nood oak
sss = E - :. "a sHisR ssss 2
Car siEeah ocaedss
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1862-10-25
NOTICE,

REY wife, Bena, having len my bed and board with
vi out cause, hereby warn ell persons against
trusting her my account, as will pay no debts Of
-. auisdswss JOSEPH IRWIN.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1862-10-25

iauq aGi EYIN HOOPS ESTATE, be ,,.
AIQTICE is hereby gwen, thPt, the subscriber has
IN been appointed and qualified as Administrator
the estate of Eyn Hoops, deeeased, late Of M9pl-
gofnery county, ohio. N'N
Dayton. june a7, iss2-se2ows DANIEL HOOPS,
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1862-10-25
.CHANohp HANDs.

III AvING purchased the Fruit and Periodical Depot
III Of Christian r. Heekier, No. ~, phiihps House.
AiAn street rillconduet the businessln le Nay IN
whch hehsstibnes and which hasmade the place
popular with the public.
The Magazines Periodicals, Picto1sisfaisiths prom
inent and popular daily ans Neekly Newspapers; ths
series ot Beadle Novels and song books, ~ uey
lssued will be fonnd At The new store. %
Fruits, Conectons, etc. in season oi the best quail
ity, always on hand. -7siaeN
| Bhs MA HONEY oYsTEns--ihe best brand brOuHhi
West-to bs had during the season. They only rHnt
70 Be iAsted 20 become rhdl tho rage; iihiailo
ask mir trial oi the public, hdent thai by fHt-
nshing the best articles, dealg promitlT, mrly and
literally, 4 Will merit the conhdeuse patronage
heretofore 90 ilberaiy bestowed upon nay predecesr
VI, Mr.. Heckier. whlt all contracts made BY hun.
------''-s.t.... .i.ltJ. D. kkA,
A Gard. otah
Having concluded 70 change my pfpsent bpsines.
tor mere actiye il not more prUntR0le, Z have
disposed Of my establishments % MT kea, who viii,
have doubtf eohduet the business u please the
pntlic; aud Recommend him &c them. To INV ola
customers and trends re,urn NY sincere thanks tor
the liberal patronage they have reBtowed on me- ami
AVpe they eill continue the same 70 my npecessor.
ss'hi ever feel srAeefai 20 myJ'e5ipn ire9ae
.tr5 u. X. HECkLkh.
-lll l.l4--.t
q 4 ~U "A
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1862-10-25
FOR SALE.

NyHE cheapestand best slop for either hoga oreows
III can be lad by applying soon at HedgeG sugar
Works near Mad River Bridge. roo iiW uNA'
Price Is cents per barrel, I Ia s9Aigot ocsld4
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1862-10-25
DISSOLUTION OF PARTNERSHIP.

il Post and William Nobfeeht under the arm az
CHARLES Post Co "a dissolved on this day BY mutual
consents all Hocsunts Will 10 settled by Ghales Post.
All hRYlng claims against the OTmer hrm vii present
them lor payment, aud a inaebted 10 the him will
please TO settle soon. .H ea
=. - = CHARLES POST
| nnu gffECsfI Nit.LiAh NOLLBkKchT.
Dayton, OCT l, 1s62- 2-oaN5
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1862-10-25
Dayton Business Directory.

TEAMs FOn ADvnRrIsIHa IN BUSINESS DInscroHI.--
Regular yeafiy advertisers, line gratis. Others
u per year ~ for sx month"; u for three months.
S-Pdymsnt in al cases IN advance.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1862-10-25

Substitutes Wanted-Twenty men can
get $50 each to go as substitutes. This will
be paid In addition to bounty, Cali at Head.
quarters on Court House lot tH'o3
4flAE al w. H. WOODWARD
oe2ldlOi go OF Captain, eth o. VIC g
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1862-10-25

Attention l-Blacksmitha, Saddlers and
Baslars, can 6nd employment in the Army,
eyeaihPs on Capt Woodward, At the Court
house iIalaHl slr'd fo .L
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1862-10-25

sbthiDG aHsGANO6AOEs gEaa aW
A LII persons entering upon any of the premises OF
N the undersigned for the purposso hunting, hAhs
Iag gathering or picking nuts o.; hnis Of any KIND,
viii be treated tresspassers and dealt with accord
inR to law ocTsa TREDERICK swA ARTZEL.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1862-10-25
-. PUBLIC NOTICE

IS IS aes PUBLIC NOTICE .i
| goods formerly owned 81 Ukaflel Posi- 4 90, 10
william V0Ishreeht aud Herman Bandmeier. bofh
have commenced their mercantile caTarF With me, and
Mr. v. has lRttery been any partner an hnsness. As
have doubt thai they will carry on te bupuese on
the pFincipies ~ which haye besp Fernod
The last thirty years, hesitate net 10 recon mend
them TO the favor of my customers shall TOT tins
continue % he With them In their store. io asra|
Dayton, Oct ssdz' l.das.a CHARLES POST.
''l4 noe Co-PARTNERsHIP.
ME have this day forfned co partnership under
Nv tiia frm ofiW;lii=m solll laecht Co.. and hOnghi
out the stock OF goods Of Charles Poet a CO; MY.
has been 10 business or number of years Nith Mr..
Post and latterly his partner. Mr.sh uaa formerly
with hr ~ and atterlY with RoEara, Bowler Achey.
As we intend 70 DO business on lhe same pnnnpIes as
ourfoner employer We hope 70 fetaln the custom he
has nRd for a nuneef q years. ~. 4 ava
rf-.-. =. "A, -t WILLIAM v0LLBRECHT,
HERMAN, sANDMElkk.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1862-10-25
Special Notices.

0vercoat Lost. The subscriber this morn
ing lost brown oyercoat, with velvet collar
and black buttons, some where in Oregon.
The coat fell out of his wagon. Two small
memorandum books were in the pockets.
Any person finding the same is requested to
leave word at this office.
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The New York herald., 1862-08-26

evening fur tho iu season with Miss Baeman tho lead
ing star Tho play the "Hunchback, ;, and quite r
Hsn audience assembled nc cccasion During the rscess
some ahgraGuos and embellishments have been effected h
the horse which have greatly improved its internal aE-
pearonce Tbs miniature balconies that projected from
the front u chc css okcle aEd galleries have been
moved aud Substituted by Issn pannellng, painted in
neutral tAfi, and relieved by gfdng. greater force oe
gus has also been put 81 that the theatre, which has
been properly Ht, now presents quito agreeable
aspect. Miss Batanap's rccepton of tho most on
trrs;asHc kind, end hI Juhn.--her best charactG--
was phyed under he sisptces OF this cordial grcenIg,
sud need not sy bst noslsng m force and spirit from
IT, she repeatealy called before tho curtain, and
greeted With soral testmoas Of the appreciation Of the