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Natchitoches union. [volume] ([Natchitoches, La.]) 1859-1864, 1862-03-06
The Memphis Appeal says:

The Memphis Appeal says: =
The Northern papers say that there
are d Nv at L.iavcnw ri h, X ir,s .s, somt'
FIFTEEN thousand troops. with u large
supply Of cav ,Iry ant a "a ; prpp'rtnn
Of :rt.Il ~. Try a II til t til. entire
force that viii a.'c'niip my Gfn. Hunter
n i.s expedition will consist of about
thirtyrfour Thousand troop AMI tn nix,
rs tll y will march to tn. W st rf Ms
sour, through, the Cher, kc Nation,
and enter Arkansas below Van Buren,,
they VIII have ua diff .u'ty il, obtain
.n4 sulls;stence. Taey expect to m,rr,
to the. Cherokee Nation in ten days
after leav ng Ieav"ilw,rt,. f
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Appeal to Louisianians. :.
The : First kRrfyadca At,f General

Tic FIRST Brigade sOf "tcnefal
Buisson, that was ordered out yester.
day xssrning Arespulisd " @.tte. Call
There was upon Canal street the Regi,
ment Of Orleans Guards, Colonel
AuSnstin. the Chalmctte Regiment,
Colonel Sym maxi, the Regiment Of
C.lasseurs, Colonel Meilltur, the JET
ferson Mmated X ass, Captain Guy
Dreux, the OiIeans Artillery, Captain
A. Guyol, AMI tn, 0fIeans Guard Bat.
terry, Captain Duest-h An appeal was
then made to them by Governor Moore,
copy Of which We here.append:
Fellow CITIZENS AND SOLDIERS: ~ 'o.
II address you, to-day in the double
capacity, Of Governor and Command
er.in.Chief. A call has been made up.
on me by General Beaur-gard for
5000 men to defend the Mississippi
valley, and with it your lJvct State,
this bcautfutrity, ami, moro than ali,
our homes and those dearer than all
else, save honor The laggard and the
distard awaits /, the 70 at the. very
shrine Of the sanctuary. II is the part
ef the brave aud noble hearted to
meet him at the threshold Or beyond
it: and did we chose any other por.
tion we would BE- false TO our history
and traditions, recr-ant to our brothers
blood which stains the hard fought
fi.'ds u Virginia and Missouri, and
unworthy of the higl, gift of illdeprn.
dencc sauctified Gy the blood Of patriot
martyrs. a+s5o5 eF Tt s4f
"Thisis not the hour for vaifss- re-.
grcts or d ,spondency. MOI not evea
for hesitation! An insoTcnt and pow
ertul foe ID already at. the castle gate.
the current Of the mighty river
speaks to us 1T lis tieet advancing
for our destructioi, aud the tcle
graphic wires trcmble with the news
Of his advancing columns. n tire
name of Mt most dear ID ns, ! rntreai
you u 70 and inc thim! 4 brave gen.
cral, our fellow citizen calls for you.
aud his patriot llcarts tr.hs you will
come. La,fieIsf have already clustered
around his brow, and he calls Won to
share with him new hdnors and new
Victories: s:s ritiees must bc made,
hut the recollection Of them will nerve
syeurr am in the dayed batt!c and
make ,iear'sr.. your siicccssrs.2
Fathers, husbands, brothers, Lovers
your country calls y IL! Citizens, your
property and your rights are i'll dan
ger | svilfynn not gos The honr for
glorious action Is upon us--let it not
pass unhceded by Gen raj B.anre.
gard does his citizens the honor
To wisli them ut i:is side ia the hour o
trial. 4 special messenger, member Of
his staff. Dr. Caapin,, waits 10 return
to him a g'orious resp ,ast. tppn, vp-
lunte. + NJ, you will he ordered to G..n
eral Braurcrard. at Jacksnn, Ten
nrsscc, and in i few wttks, when the
necessity is past. yon will return vic
terions Or IL VI y,nr names As martyrs
emLalmcd in onr hearts.
.fg at3 = THOMAS O MOORE,
Governor and Comma eder j" Chief"
# g Il
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] LOCAL, INTERESTS, T.
not be conquered, and unless the South

not be conquered, and unless the South
has .degrneratcd, it cannot be con
qu.'rrl now. II she held ont the for
srvt.n years, ag,,inst thc British Lion
ought she Mt to h III cut seventy
against u nation which has so far ftl
len from lis first estate that the .feint.
est roar Of the Lion ha, thrown it into
calvulsions?. But there must lie no
more apathy-n more false Sc, urity;
every man must act an if upo'Ilim
alone dep nd d the dsstnies f he
Republic. The Sortl, il about 10 make
its last and greatest tff irt Letds sum.
nn,rr"l our en.rgier, and by all that
il & .n'ious in our past, and that is
worth l.vlng for in Tue futur'-by tn"
graves Of .,tr dc d, aud the homes Of
our living, let ns have vittory and stn.
Eeance. szz58HF9 Hnz aRts 51=t5g ElHHit4
Natchitoches union. [volume] ([Natchitoches, La.]) 1859-1864, 1862-03-06

Succession de Ernest Lie Gcndre
I OUIo DUfLEIX, ayant de,nande d
Ii 4eirc noIln,e adm IL strateur de la
s,acctssion dc Ernest Lee Gtndrt
I6ced6, av s. st par et,s presents donnn
il toa,es persuhIns interease a volr
dGdure dams dix .joufs les rals'rhs
p3nr les guelies la demande du petl-
tiomiaire ue seralt paacc ,do'. 8 IN 18th
-aah e17s#sseta7 b. j. B0UIS, aaf
Feb. q 1862. Ia 8 Ha t.rpflinr
Natchitoches union. [volume] ([Natchitoches, La.]) 1859-1864, 1862-03-06
NOTICE.

We are authorized aud requested 10
state that the Jury Term of the Dis
s,rict Court for tllis parish, which would
be- held on the 4th Monday Of March,
has been postponed at the solicitation
of tlle7members Of bar and other citi-
s-ns--the' public EFFICIENCY requiring
that every man should have an oppor-
tunity of volunteering for the defence
Of the country. ls. AsfHE
Natchitoches union. [volume] ([Natchitoches, La.]) 1859-1864, 1862-03-06
Natcliitoclles, March 4til 1862.

Hon. e. Chapiin, Judge of the
Ninth Ju lcial District Court.
DEAx Srn The very critical condi-
tion Of the country being 3 ch as to re-
quirc tic services Of every man dis
posed to volunteer, and the incidental
aid of every yinan ssho stays sat Home,
to further their design, We consider
that it would bc unadvisablc TO hold
che approaching term Of Court, ~ that
all may be untr I'M mcled by any ether
public business than hat of the prose.
gution Of the war. '. 's'-Asa
With this view. we suggest that the
approaching term of the Disttict
Court for this Parish, stand adjourned !
either altogether, Or ut least asAregards
the transaction of civil business, as
the busincas'of thc Court can ihcrcai,
ter. be attended 70 At d special tern,
to bc called at . more favorable mo.
s.scnt. ... -.-s.y. s5.s,,,,- .,.xy
Very respectfully &c.
IT, ? All. Pl1Essos, E
e Ed ASeuE1,
J. NJ. B. TuckEK, =
r. NJ kEARSEr,
JoHs, BLAIR SHIrii,
G. CHArIs Jr
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r9t Hsgse 3
recession oi Lllrs ST lie Gendre

80 Succession .oi Lilr ST lie Gendrc. -.
7 OulS DGPLElX, having applied
L. 10 be tppointed adm n.stratpr oi
..Dy succ,.ss lon of Ernest l,e G.ndrc de-
ceased, notice In her, by gwen 20 all
whom II my .:uhcerh 10 show cause
WITHIN ten days willy .lle appilcaaion ol
the pctitlouner sil,l,.d moi IN. GRANTED
sf.l Il e#58 IS B y. BOUIS,I
ah Feb. q, 1869 Ia Clerk.
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Buria | OF Felix t,Baaller,
AT CI.0UrlERvlLLE.
ED. Ifs1os,

En- TNlos,
On Thursday last, our quiet little
village was the scene of an imposing.
pleasing but melaneho'y p.seant.r t,n
the day before, invitations were sent
out in every direction, inviting alt to
the burial oistlp young, bs,svs ..nfl d.
triot sold err Folk CAlcr. whose corpc
h,d just arr,vci ut his fltlier's' from
II issouri HAS
At an early li,u~, til, v.llags was
dcnscly crowded with the largest as
sembIy of pc pie ever betnc seen
within its limits. At ten o'clock, the
mnfflcde drum called the Clnut-rviIla
Company into line, ana tha cit zcn4
itlling in behind them marched in
great soleinnity to meet the approach
ing corpse. wficl, was escorted by the
:" Chasseurs i Pied,rr Of Natcia,ocl.es
the Angnstin Colnrcd Guards" Of
:nonnt-d men, G NJ nette Guards
(a'so colorel) AMI an imm,nse con
cons. Of weeping friends, rclativts
and patriots. a q. Els.sa
The ln,urnf,il cortegr W ,sm,t At the
upper end Of the village and the scene
became Mt ance one Of an imposing
nature. The slowly tp''ing church
bell the solemn chant of the priests,
clad IN tic v.stit,ire Of their holy OFF,,
the tramp Of cayIlry, the clans.r Of
aims the sobs If mourning relatives,
alllcombined to fill the heart of the be
holder with feelings of uiutter bic
emotions as the pr,cessiu, moved to
our little church. s aa5
Arriving there, the last, beautiful
and holy rites IF his own chosen rell-
gion were performed for the dead pa
triot and the procession again formed
aud marched to the adj AGENT cemetery,
when the Ghassrrrs i Pied,. Capt. j.
Janin, and the Cluntierville Company,
Capt. Pierre Brosset, fired their are
well shot into the grave nf the hero,
and the Colored Guards and Infantry
above il, thus paying The last sad ri
butte Of respect to the memory Of ii'e
IA nted patriot and soldier. ~
As the rumbiing earth gave back that
peculiar sound we all have heard 80
often, and which fills 50 many " th
terror and awe, many all eye was
jewellcd with q tear, the sweet aud
holy emblem Of love, friendship and
grief. This ended the ceremony over
the. grave Of poor Felix the k nd, the
noble, the generous and brave Felix-
VINO now sleeps that sleep that knows
no waking in the dreanll.ss abode Of
.he dead, unconscious Of the honors
winch We paid his poor dear body, and
where lie will hear and see no more
forever 81 a}a 5aeaa
I, !" The ear niercing ffs. the muffled drum
Aud oil the pride pomp and circun,stsuce
~ VI glorious war;" a=.
after h.ving borne in triumph the
flag Of his co. ntry upon the blood
stained battle field Of OAK Hill, after
having faced th> eannon's mouth and
heard it thunder. after having stood
linn-hearted in the midst Of the death
dealing missiles OF hated, cruel aud
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TIRE. MONTH, ZEN

Will DC RECEIVED Iy Gen. Rsaure
gard. ut Columbus, by his recent letter
to Gov. Moore The pressure OF the,
enemy is SO great, as to require the
ordinary rules of enlistment to be dis
pensed with in this emergency.
Men for any perioi'sover 3 months
will be sccepted
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no, OUR PATRONS.

:, During the editorial vacancy caused
,bv the decease Of Mr.. EEsEsr LEGEsDRE,
All in tercsts connected with the Unios
newspaper will be under the sole res
nonsibility cf Mr.. fouis DurLx1x.
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sss- A Advertisements sent to the Union
AFTER TUESDAY evening. will not es puelishe
sslore the ensuing week. aar.. as-ss
q Persons desiring to stop advertisement
,.r., a~s not;ce % thereof 1t the oficp, other
wise they will be continued ana eha'ss0 'o'
until expressly forbidden
No Job work will be done hereafter, unless
.ae nav can be had on delivery.
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81 CCE;ialOA SALl!. fEf

Succession of Daniel CarhIcy. eds
NlLL be sold At lbiic auction on
Nv SATURDAY March St. 1862 ut
the late residence of DanirI Carrley,
al movcablc property belonging TO
Sald sue esslon, insisting chiefly III
Cotton
Hogs ".'EaE #7'sy
llousc hold anil '!itchca furniture.
Terms Of sale, CASH "
MiILY MELINDA CARsrEy,E
Feb 9Th. ey Adminlstrallix.a
a VENrE DE SUCCESSION alJ
Succession de Dauicl Carnley. ..e,
! scra .vendu en- v,snte pubiqur, io
L Sam'l', Su' ,ir dc Mars, 1852, i
IA dcrn'esc r6ntlenue de Danicl Uarnl,iy
ti6c6dj. les propl-6tds stivantes appar-
tenant 4 u d.te suceession, eollaista,it
on F .,....tf.s ...
Un lot do cotton,
Un lot d" cucTlons. t @'5''ta -'"
j mrnit"rc do mais',n eta,f enisinn.
Conditions de Ia ventc, COMPTANT.
MARY lIEidNnA CARNEY,
Fcv. 2Iag Hg ADMINISTRATIVE.
Natchitoches union. [volume] ([Natchitoches, La.]) 1859-1864, 1862-03-06
FROM MEMpHIS.

February 2s --Ths, day has been uni
vers. ly observed here hy fast and
prayer and u general su-p llsion of
business. . -z55 : 45.z4 + zz-tGfss.tt Il. II,
l. L,t', ativ.c,s from P.lueall repr sent
tilat. tie Fg,thrth army has already
been concentrated to Ilpw .rds oi 100
900 men and that tlr.y are we'll armed
and equ pr"'. Es#=# H4a--s.e
NrarIy all iii, fi.dara! gu ,b rats were
III. ma in the Fort D,,nIs IN fight ~
M fgt,tins 'abev. yet, bnt aetiv
preparations arr, stsIi bein.ln tle for
tn" '.ntic:paied ,tt.,t'k. ls- d sEf +.
n ,thins NV from Nashville.
l5Hs' from RICHMOND. 5-
Frhrn,ry 2T.-ra, .',,.s..d mt has is
sll"l ]. pro-, nm .tinll IL, ltrlug IN 'rtill
law in Norfolk, P,rtsm ,u.il, AMI tie
surrounding eou,nry.
1t il Understood that Congress to- day
pissed an act author zlg the suspen-
sion Of the li.beAs corpus in certain
cases. ga
The Senate has conlirmnd A. p. It'll
and j. J. P..ttigrew (both Of North
Carolina) Brigad er Generals.
4 resolution was unan'm'u ,ly passed
that the Confederate Cover ment will
q ,trrtain 10 peace proposition exclu
ling any portion Of The s,il of the Con.
f,.derate State, and dc ar NJ that the
war W II he continued u,til the tn my
are expelled from tit. C,,iiIed"iacy.
LII th;. house, Mr Miles, h1irnai o.
the VI Iltary Gu aittc., re-, ','tsi i bill
creating the affi a' Of G IN handing g n
eral "f the E.'ne i!'rate army, d. 'iir
the war. The Indications are strong
that tn" bill w'II DC p,~scI; prnling
its a ptioa the hoase want nto seer
SESSION.
Natchitoches union. [volume] ([Natchitoches, La.]) 1859-1864, 1862-03-06
Noticc 10 Peg EsHptogs.

/. The Approved T9vpa9slip Mp d
Township Q3) Eighteen North o.
Rangc IA Fourteen West, West d
Red RIVER, .Nortl, Western Lunc
District, has been rece.red at thc
Land Office at Satclitoches. d'n.
Emptprs are notified to come i,t@4E4
and file Their Pri.-EmptiQn Claim.
NatcnItocies Ecbraa y lfrh Is
.x4F s. j. HYAMS,
k>gstef,
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d MARTlN'S..aa 81
gel8 es4gssgHig ..rh aylmual tma "a
Steam Sn,c-MM.

CHtll further .sis4ice the price for
a aber Will bc, as toiiow5 ;eq7AH s,y
Is LIST Quality, at the saw mill $1,000
per ti,,us;md NJ & tHsu53si5Hj3t t5s
lstaQu,dity, ,d1iiveeedin towu$l5, 90
per ti,nsa ID NJ a3m
i, Orii.rs7eft with o,nsAgrnt, q Louis
gwilfeceive papuipt dispatch
sal.' 57p"9t - MiRTI.Ta& SON.
@ Jannary 23 1862 ti i91f f5 s'g
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ADV ER I'iSING c..

(Per square Of tea t.ae J :.
FIRST insertion ....s...l.s... 81 90 =
For subsequent liisertiou. 81
Every nt.ice that shall be sent ~ vithsa /
specifying the language in which one desire :,
to be published, nor the time il is to coptirgi
in the pape't viii be published ,lrr;l G
one ronth in both languages, and viii te
charged accordingly. ..----.--,..-......-ra
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after h.ving borne in triumph the
flag Of his co. ntry upon the blood
stained battle field Of OAK IIiIL after
having faced th> cannon's mouth and
heard it thunder. after having stood
linn-hearted in the midst of the death
dealing missiles of hated, cruel aud
Natchitoches union. [volume] ([Natchitoches, La.]) 1859-1864, 1862-03-06

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lNEH Sgt3s+ w 8s.E#ts89 = sssxK .,sg4saat
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Natchitoches union. [volume] ([Natchitoches, La.]) 1859-1864, 1862-03-06

U :. ND THI, ~
Fen. 2Ith AuctlO'lccr.
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1862-01-03
MRS. WILSON'S
HAIR REGENERATO

The Regcnerator is put up in two sizes. and
retails for so cents for pint bottles, and 81 for
quart bottles. The quart bottles are much the
cheapest.
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1862-01-03
Notice.

THIS is TO certify that hereby give my son, George
] -emwin his time, and shall pay no debts Of his CON-
tracing, claim any of his earnings after this date
Plainfrld, Oct. 9h, 1861 BROCK LEAWiS
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1862-01-03
DR.. MARSHALL'S HEADACHE
CATAEsEsaI SNUFF.

HlS snaf has thoroughly proved itself to be the best
article know for curing the cArAIRH, CoLB II
THE HEAD, and the HEADACHE. 1t has been found an
excellent remedy In many Of soaE ErEs. DEAF
NESS has been removed by IL, and HEARING has ofte
been greatly uprcycd by It's use purEes out all oh
strucons, the Glands and gives healthy
action to the parts Ieced. 1t Is recommended by many
Of the best physicians aud uscd with great and
satsfa ction everywhere
NoIe than tw' nty Ave years experience has proved
its great value and At this nent stands higher than
ever before
large number Of the most Iespectable Druggists IN
Boston and New York; in GER ihcste signed by them t.
1854 say:
" The Undersigned, having or many years been ae
quaintcd with DR.. MARsHALL't CArAgnH AND HHArAcaI
SNUFF, and sold It In vi O. sale trade, chccrfully
sate that believe to be GU every respect to the
recon mendaon given Of it 70, he cure Of Catarrhal
Affections and that Is dccid ly best article lave
ever known for all the IN eases Of the head"
BE are Of Cou terfeits!
fac smile Of tn. siynai .re Of the 20 ,rietor
CHARLES BOWEN IL, .Y-r bottle Soil hy Dras
sis everywhere. 25i$MbI.yl
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1862-01-03
AY ER'S
CATHARTIC
PILLS..

Are you sick, feeble, and
complainingi Are you out of
order, with your system de-
ranged, and your feelings un-
comfortable? These symp-
toms are often the prelude to
serious illness. Some fit of
sickness is creeping upon you,
and should be averted by
timely use Of the right ren-
edy. Tako Ayers Pills, and
cleanse out the disordered hu-
mors purify the blood, and
lot the fluids move on unob-
structed in health again.
They stimulate the functions
of the body into vigorous ae-
tiyity, purify the system from
IT, nLo<.,,ot:nDo ", hid, ,,,ol-n
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1862-01-03
MRS. WILSON'S
COCO AN u T OIL
HAIR DRESSING

Mrs Wilson'S Hair Dressing is put Up in large bottles
and retals for 81 cts per bottle, and for dressing the
hair Of any person, young old there is not its equal
the world 1t will make the hair everything you wish It
to be, and moreover, it has perfume that Ia infinitely
superior any Of the fashionable extracts either foreign
or American which alone should ente it 10 place on
every at,v's toilet table.
re the Regcnerator before retiring at night, and
in n. morning apply little Of the DRESSING and Your
hair will hc even more felike in color and beauty.
l>- nothing your hair but these preparations. and
these according TO directions, and We warrant YOU
good healthy head of hair
Manufactured and sold at wholesale by Henry 7. VIII
son Co.. Manchester, H. Ito whom all letters should
be add lcsscd
l.. +. PIERCE,
Wholesale and Retail Ageuc.
2l7yIl NONTPELI EK, vt.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1862-11-24

Hoop-Horaw l-our old friend James
Bracslin-fAmiliarly called Big Inginl"-
has just replsnished his already large stock Of
Hardware, No, 3l6 Main street, opposite the
Beekel House, and now has every thing
you can think Of or need in the line. He
has paid particular attention to the wants Of
Mechanics Of every department Of industry,
BY procuring the best quality Of tools Of every
conceivable kind, and all kinds of hardware
for mechanics and builders And he puts
his wares down at the very lowest standard.
We saw him Saturday on a wagon covered
almost up to his eyes with iress-hoOPs and
other eoOper6Hings, and this reminds u' tha.
Braeslin has the bost lot Of cooper tools svsf
Dr0Hghsg 10 tAls fiiA asrzNiloa
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1862-11-24

10 asses spsoi tar Out Lot No. 81 Thind street
J0r oeIfaia iglpTOrcaaeIsfs.
Bea OnddRod by tie Ciy CDaHca of tke ely 0f Dayton
Ia majority OF twOthriu of the members elected 70
Council c0neurring therein,) That the sum Of S0.t
cents be levied and aasessed each foot foni on Out.
Lot No. 81 70 deay the expenses Of gndnR, gravel.
ing curbng, and gniterngin mont OF aRid lot puTsp.
ant 10 Ordinance passed May g. 1904 and that the
owner Of said lot pay The same 20 the Mar
ket Master Of this city within three days
This ordinance 70 take eIeci irotn and aeT iis pas
Passed IN Council this lsh Of November, iso2.
H AMOS DkCkER, President of City Council
AHeai AArn0aH hfePHEHs, Clty Clerk. noasas
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1862-11-24

Goods Constantly Arriving.-New aud

Goods Constantly Arriving. New and
attractive goods are constantly arriving at j,
X. Chtstopher's, corner of Jefferson and Mar
ket street The goods were bought at auction
in the Eastern Cities, aud can be sold ioo--
mind that They comprise large quantity
of Cassinets, Satinets, Shawls, Cloaks, Cloak
Goods, Hoods, Children's Shoes, Carpeting,
and a large number Of Blankets a part Of
which are slightly damaged. Bargains arein
the goods.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1862-11-24
SpertaI Notices.

Notice to Brewers and Dlstillers =
JAnss Hickey, 326 Third street has now
ready printed books, required by law, to be
kept By Brewers and Distillsrs, for the collee.
ton Of Internal Revenue Price IS, Send
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1862-11-24
INFORMAFION WANfED.

A NNA koHLER (born Huss,) living in Crawford
"A comfy, desires 10 know where her datHhter Auns
ttrk Qofn Lehioanl Il living Al presenL Inflammation
may IS le At the shoe store OF Peter JOHantgen JET
fcrson street, near Fourth, Dayton, ohio nols
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1862-11-24
RALsLEY,s PATENT sTEP LADDERS

IN quantity sae aud finish lie found 10 suit tho
| people they are one Of those nice aad useful ar,
iicles that every one needs stop At No. tsI Firsi
'ISsi nosi T JH BALsLEY.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1862-11-24
NorIOE.
For sale at the MOOlen Factory

A GOoD assortment of Plaonels--iiue mix, HAy
~ Liik, ,hae, red. and aliltg, " home Hnd kasteni
nianulActuro; home made sathet and Jeans; ektTa
white hlaakois few pats of gray banket, ir aol.
ders, woolen Hose tot gents aud ladies, cotton lat
ting nAK ballngs cheap, siecklng yaras al farsOaa
nndsi prints dflAinesi Canton nAhhsls, elc. IIE
nolAdnN Is hnU WILLIAM iian,
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1862-11-24

sales.-C, P. Huber & Son will sell the bal
ance Of several consignments, in the room
one door west of their Auction room, this
evening and tomorrow morning. Among
other articles there are several Parlor, and
one Cook stove.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1862-11-24
ANRN OARn FRAME

OF patriotic and oval design, painted IN fne colons
" with an appropriate place for the owners name
and business They are desgned toT hotel Ofhoeh and
the parlor The parior size u designed for holding
visiting and Photographic cards design patent r
being applied for. samples can he seen al No. 21
nosi J.H BALsLEY
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1862-11-24

Arrived.-J. D. Rea, 7s Philips House,
Main street, has Atlantic Monthly for Decem'
Der, Mercury, London News, Herald of Pro-
greSs, Police Gazette, Cassells National His
tory, do History Of England, Halls Journal
Of Health, &c .,. ..
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1862-11-24

Paintings-Notice Mr.. McGlaughin
has, by urgent request Of large number Of
our appreciative citizens, concluded to make
another sale of his fine PAintings-the best
Of which yet remain at Armory Hall. The
Paintings have been sold remarkably low,
and those yet on hand can also be had at big
bargains--they being already fixed up and
Mr.. NJ being desirous of closing out without
further heavy expense. Don't fail to 60 to
Armory hall tomorrow afternoon at 2 o'clock
and in the evening The Paintings--remem-
ber-are Of the finest