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Among the Indians The atmosphere
was unusually sultry last night, for the season
and however much the draft has been dread.
ed by the people of the rural districts, Il was
greatly sought after last night by deniasns Of
the city
A friend of ours, who had not the "fear Of
the drqf before his eyes, wheeled his bed out
into his room between the windows, where he
could have the benefit of the cool air and
having sou who is a paroled prisoner, and
about starting out north west to ight the
Indians, be went to sleep with his mind illed
with spprehensions Of the fate which might
possibly befal his boy
OF course he dreamed. He had taken the
place Of his boy and after desperate hght
With the Savages he was taken PFisOncrI Aud
the demons took him TO village 10 the
vicinity Of the battlefield, and celebrated
their triumph BY sticking him with pins OF
course he Swoke; and he found himself sur
rounded with muskstoes. who, dnding the
windows open, had POuneed in upon him, en-
acting the character Of saVagss, "for that Oe-
casion. .e-r
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To Applicants for Exemption. by
order of the Governor, none but members Of
Churches whose creed is opposed to bearing
arms will be exempted on account Of conscien.
tious seruples +. s. YOUNG,
October 7th, '62, Commissioner
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1862-10-09

Drill.--w. WAS in the country west of this,
recently, and the farmers in the neighborhood
learning that be was pretty well posted in Nil.
itary matters, took notion to organize a
Home Guard; and they called to see him, ,'and
requested him to drill them "Drill thunderl'
said W., in reply-"The best thing you can
do is to drill your wheat in the ground p
And they took his advice
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1862-10-09

4 have this day sold out my share in the stock oil
Il goods formerly owned 10y Uharies Post a 10, 10
william Nollbrecht ana herman Landheier. Both
have commenced their mercantile with me, an,i
Mr.. V. has lsttery been my partner business A.
have no doub that they wIil carry the Dusnefs on
the same principles by which have been governed lOI
The last uilrty years, heslSats not 70 recommend
them TO The iHvor OF my customers. shst time
continue 10 " with tiein IA their store.
Dayton, Oct l, leO2 Cn4KLES POST
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1862-10-09

Taking it as it comes "A large nun.
Der of conscripts, and substitutes, marched
out to Camp to-day, through the rain, taking
the thing quite coolly
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1862-10-09

Papers, Etc.--Brandenburg has received
the Eastern Papers due to-day, and lot Of
Oysters and other good things
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9ailg Gmpi'rs,
THURSDAY, OCTOBER ., 1862. s'2
City and Othe, Matters.
Traveler,s ReGister.
aSrTrains arrivesnd departfrorn the Union Depot
~ folows:

- afaihs hftNetno oeptrtEotnt tne Onion bepot
~ follows:
Depart. Arrire.
Louisville and 81. Louis Mails 300 NJ s:9oA
Louisville Mail Boat.,...;:-....,.7.sS m $50 m
louisville and 81, Louis Expressf:0o m $50 pm
Cincinnati .....!.,...7;00 m 1920 IN
"stops at Middletown snd Hamilton only
DArTos, XEsIA Asp cpLrnprs.
Eastern Express. m $50 q m
Columbus Accommodation. $50 p m s:s7 IN
Eastern Express..... m 936 IN
The 1880 m trsin leaves daily except Sundsye.
Passengers on this train must purchase their tckets
before $50 p IN,
sASpusKY, DAYros AND cIscISSA4I.
Sanddsky Mail Observation-Disclosures m 5.Q5 m
Huntsville Accommodation. ..s:l0 y m 900 y m
DAYTON ASD MicHIoAA.
Chicago Mail ....,.: s.s,....,e...si30 m 1873 a m
Chicago and Detroit Express.. 800 p m 700 p M
ISpIANA CrSrRAh AND DAYros a wEarERS.
81 Louis and Chicago. ......... .3;O0 m u.55 a m
Terre Haute Accommodation. $40 a IN 6.2s d m
ST. Louis and Chicago Express.3:OO m 1899 IN
GREEHvILLE ASD MIAm
Accommodation. nm iO:55 m
Express ~ 5.26 IN
sAML W. KING, Agent.
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Neno "a Aobrrtisemleuts
SHAVING, RlIR.oUTrING, suAMPOoISe.

FItH0MAa A. WISE having taken the Barber shop
Il on Market street recently owned 5y James Rrelo-
lcr and htted It up In the most improved style, u
prepared TO do shaving, Hsir-CottinR, shampoolng
etc. m manner that cannot ia 70 give ratiHiacion.
He inyites all Ids old fnends SD customers 10 give
street. D. . rf - . . OCT
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LEGAL, NOTICE

NOTICE " hereby gwen that the undersigped has
IN thus das aled in the Court Of Common Pleas
Withn the eouRty Of Montgomery and state oi OHIO,
his petition praying to b divorced rom his wife, Bar.
hnra Wolf CAlse-Hiiful absence for more than three
years The said Bafbasa Vol IL notified that unless
she appears and answers % SAID pentons the same
ly .r-t MARTIN WOLF.
j. II. BAaa0Tr, Attorney Oct. 3 le62-oc7W6
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HAVING purchased tiie Frtnt aud Periodical Depot
LII " ybrpuan.it- asysler No. 7gu ftllpsu iaoiise
atteft, v ~ conauct tie busntss In da hayt ~
which he has don,, aud which has n,pde tie place ~
popular with the publIc .s .'.e. a.
ihe Magazines p.nodcris; rctoiiaisi nittite prom
inent anu popular daily ana weeRy Newspapers. tbs
series OF Beaule Novels and solg DOOkr, ls tiey are
lssuedi viii be ionnd al the new s.ofe.
tru1s, Couieeuons, etc, In season vi the bes quad
~, always on hand
lhe AAl0NEl oYsTBRs--the best tuind broueht
Mes--to De lad diitlng tlie season. ihey Only N1nt
TO ~ tastel 10 become "all the mge."
ask hair TRIAL OF the public, CO, hlent bat by fuf
lishB the Vest ar Giles, ds aig piouily atiy and
hoctsliji VIII mtTll IRs CUM, Hce a,pt sti onaks
heretofore 80 iOerrl -DestJw upon IaS ,redeceE-
or mr. ne'ki'i. WI MI Hli eontisy- ulade u, lifi
i. ~. 4,t...
.asysrg a Card. ,
IlHNl. concluded 10 change my pitrrnt 5u=uys<
or one u'sre ncuNt, II not more pivutaiae, ha,.
u7pesed ul my establishment To ar- hea, Vhu vii.
ave 40 oouot, cyiuttt We btsneas 10 piesse ,is
luOlc; and recommend nm 20 thtui 10 ~, uid
customers and irlcnds reIurn my ,ceit ihank- iur
tire hO'r1u patronage they have uv-tOw uu nr, and
Aope tntJ Ma conunue tte -aiue 10 ny ,tvcr,-ur
shsii e,e' tee gratctdito ini Dayton liiruds
OcI taaf sst O.1s. iiisUk Lfii.
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MANN AZ CO.'S ~ .Q
BALTIMORE OYSTERS.
lREeT THROUGH BY LlaHTRIga TRAlR.

Usr received and viii be regularly receite, .h,r,g
u the season, the ts; brands Oi b.diinUre ln stel
prepared by thOss Oyster kings, MAAN q do t-lf
DkALEhs lN OAorkks ~ tnis yity aud Tie ~
rounding country are enered uigmdncsments ~ PM
ehase % the old stand No xye Inird siTte uur ,n
west u the Poss0ihee IN the Beclisl Building.
faInihes and others supplied by lhr Goa. o. h,i.cau
They are wsrrauted OF uie best qaaliIy.
Hel5 W. n. bRANDRNHUKG.
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DAYTON Business Directory

TsRms roa ApvEHrtsIso N BUSINESS DfnEoToRY =
Regular yearly advertisers, line gratis. Other
81 per years 81 for six monthsi 81 for three months
~ fdpHent IN all cases n advance.
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EXEMPTION PAPRRs

Persons Claiming TO be Exempted from
military service, and foreigners Who have not
exercised the rights Of citizens, subjects Of
other Governments, personS under eighteen
and over forty-6ye years OF age, and all those
incapable Of periotmlng military duty, on 60
count Of physical disability, must, according
70 tho rules prescribed By the Secretary q
War, furnish lawful evidence 70 that effect
Persons can obtain said papers ftom the an
dersigned, according 70 Law.
JOHN II. SToPPRLMAN.
Justice Of the Peace aud Notary Public, No
800 Third Street Dayton Ohio
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DISSOLUTION or PARTNERSHIP.

TNHE partnership heretofore exiutins between Chas.
u Post pnd William Ollbrecht under the hrtn OF
Charies Post Co, is dissolved tins day by mutual
1onsent oil necsnts Will be- settled ty Cnaies Post
AL haung CLAIMS against the former hrni Will present
them ior payment, aud all inoebte,i 10 the MIN Will
please 10 settle soon.
- ANil CHARLES POST
.-...L .. %, .t.. WILLIAM NOLLBRECuT.
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ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE

ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE
NIoTIoB IL hereby gwen that Emmanuel Hapner has
IN this day been appointed aud qualified As Admiu-
ipteaoF q Tbs estate 81 ailim Harp. deceeaed. All
the same 70 him for allouanq ah al persons udeb-
I'd 70 said estate viii make immeAaie settlement II
thaiy nceounte. fci n b tlAElklI II EPNER.i
August -, isss-w3s ~ Admnislrstor.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1862-10-09

THOMAS N. GARDENERS ESTATE.
NIOTIcE is hsrsby rssna that the underslEned was
~ this Day duly aDp6inl - and qualihed AZ Admin
lsIFarx Of the estate 81 5tomss N, Ca dneT late oi
Ansa.i %, Iaus-ssssss. Hoi f+''''T'N1 'f''T'NN1 "'''N"
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NnTIcR

MY Wiis. BsnA, haViaa len my bsd aua board viii
U1 oai cause hsrSby WArh ~ persons sglinsi
sssns Ass e. ny s'Se9si - wlll paJ pe spk@ q
saisasssS = iosMPK IRwn;
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1862-10-09

~ Gold is still advancing in New
York il was selling a, l 2SstSl 3s to-day,
which, we believe, Is the highest il has been.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1862-10-09
RALLY. RALLY
MARRIED.

On the sth inst By Rev. d. Winters, his Fesidsnce
Mr.. John Haverstick Of Beaver Greek Township, TO
Miss Mary Rape. Of Belibrook. F
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cmAtkLEs RAsoHKE.
GENERAL UPHOLSTERER.

OHIO BLOCK, THIKp STREET (MR sITTELL's
Old STAND DAYTON, ohIo.
A IL kiads ~ UphOlstsnne, such Sofas, Chairs
stools, .Ac., done 70 order. Carpets
ena lifted, window curtains hing aad all kinds Of
pairing done at the sAestest DoIeeand most reascna
= Rs,sss. .s; olis.pis and Rssnsy Parker %
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1862-10-09

Good Time.-We learn that SAer Mr..
Vallandigham had concluded bis remarks last
night, large portion Of the audience ad.
jourued to Shanks, on the Hill, where they
were addressed by f. HussOng Esq, in an
eloquent speech, lie gave great satisfaction
to his German friends, who desired him to
extend his remarks to greater length. Mr..
II. is earnestly working for the whole Demo
cratic ticket Ltf .a.t-.t
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1862-10-09

Readables, etc.-Those who have "hAnk.
erin arter literature" can have their utmost
longings gratifed by calling at Reas, ~
Main street; he has just received the Ledger,
Clipper, Wilkes Spirit Banner Of Light,
American Union, Vanity Fair, German Leslie,
and German illustrated News He also has
a lot of those fresh and luscious Mahoney's a
Oysters.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1862-10-09
NOTICE.

A IL persons entering upon any oi The p,en,iscs oi
IA tho undersigned tor tho purpose Ui htnups, nsL.
nK, gathering or picking nuts or huits ol any knd,
trecu tresr piisser aud d'slt with accord.
Tag 10 Law. oc7Hl FkEDEklCk SMARTZEL.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1862-10-09

on to the War.---We we're somewhat SUI
prised this morning by the sudden appearance
of our old friend Dr. Geo. W. Gunckel. Who
popped in upon US, at the head of the Ger
mantown delegation of 'Tod's Men" The
Doctor is in most excellent spirits, and is
ready for any luck his friend David may have
in store for him. The boys are all desirous Of
having furlough, to enable them to properly
close up their business; and the Governor
should grant it.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1862-10-09
Sheriff s Proclamation.

E1ICI1n . E1UC1d1UdLlOu
Shsrift's ORce.W0I4
l1''NTSuMGahA AoLkFAt gstid, >
lhflVN, September 4, loU2,
I)EuCLAH HAIlON n hereby nlade 10 rus qua. se1
l. voters Of Montgomery county that general cleo
will be held, ah requl cd ~ hW uu ti,v esoHI
Tuesday OF october, t,.,uG
lIIE 14th DAY OF aCTOBER, A, y. Is5s,
At the several places oil holding eecs.ons in ths sa.d
county, at which time the olio"iag otar. 10 be
'hoseu;
one Judges che stpicine couH. W s4t
One Secretary Of srhh,
one Attorney Generai y .t ittN sif f-s4
one school Commissioner
une kemhef OF hoard o Putlc Moiksn aro. 81.
.une NoneresSnian; FAEH 7. Hl...EI
One County Aualtor;
tine Cutmty ehcnn,
one Cuuuty treasurer.
Nt,e NOuhN CDHiniis-iuu,r. VITO NhH
uns Whisky inspector,
one AIteiur ot ,"Jniy lnuralssi,
one PUTk InspccIbri
pne FioW inspcvtpt. .H
And lnc trustees % lhc sekofal t0gurllpa RUi Oi
the sogta H1tfds 81 the "ty 90 Dytou IN sid co snt,
VAL take notice tii't ilis3 relure rvtNIt the
ouow1ng htinber ol Jurors nDiu their fespsot ".
Owusll ANA wards, 10 the CLERK u tho Cout ni COO,
mon tleas, prgreTp .eSignhung hosepr the i'ro al,
court troin thuse ur the Common Piefs supeIl,f
COuIt,, to-wii; Trr-.T'
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superior a IOmmou rr,tst-
Pleas tDtiff ,l,,nrt

sTACKs OF THENd
B E = II l3 r. A N d .
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MRS. WILSON'S
c 0 G O A. N UT OIL
HAIR DRESSING:

Mrs Wilson's Hair Dressing put up in large bottles
and reails for 81 cts per bottle, for dressing the
hair of person, young old there is its equal in
the world 1t will make the hair everything you wish it
to be, and moreover it has perfume that is infinitely
superior to any II the fashionable extracts either foreign
American, which alone should entte it to place on
every adv's toilet table.
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L. F. PIERCE,
Wholesale and Recall Agent.
2l7yIl NTPELIEK, VT
THE gSAY SCHOOL KsTsH

A NEW SINGING BOOK for Day Schools, called The
- DAY SCHOOL BELL, is now ready. It contains
about 200 pages Of choice songs Rounds, Catches Du
etts, Trios Quartcs, and Choruses many writ
zen expressly for this work. besides 81 pages Of the FL
ments of Music The Elements easy and progrcs
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music and sentiments, that trouble will be experie
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:" tn" RrE"ncrator before retiring at night, and
IN the morning apply little Of the DRESSING and ,our
Aar will be even moro ifeiikc in color and f"au:v.
Use nothing: y0ur hair but these preparatlons and
use these according To directions, and warrant yo
good healthy head of hair.
Manufactured aud sold at wholesale by Henry F. vii.
Co., Manchester, n H.. whom all letters should
b. addressed
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