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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-07-21

:, have this day received IRON the Secretary cf
war telegram requesting me 70 raise A soon ma
practirabe FOR the United States service for three
ysAs~ or during the war, I've Regiments u yolun-
YET 'hianry, being part of the qnota of this
State under the late call OF the President for 200
900 men. The preservation OF the Uniou. the M
Petuits OF our Gevornment, the honor Of our State
oenahd tnAt this reluisition should b. pront,tly
met dur harvest il upon as and No have feared
u lack OF force TO secure IL. But we must initiate
our brave Iowa boys In the field, meet new emer
eencies w4th new exertions Our old men and our
boys whit for war II need be, our women, must
help to gather har~sets while those able Is hear
Ards 90 forth to aid their brave brethren in the
held The necessity 10. argent. Our national OK
istenee Is e. stake The ,Hore promptly the Prssi-
=, 1 tns nssded troops the more spssd-
y WIN THIS unholy rebellion b erusAsd, AID tho
blessings Of psace again visit our Land Until then
VIC must expect the hsrdships aud privations Of
The time has conn whom msn must make. ~
many have already made sacrifices Of sAse, comfort
anu u, business Tor the cause Of the country !
Inc sneniy, by = swsepinx consciDtiop. hav,
iorced into their ranks Ill mon capahls r. 3sesne
arms oar Governnent has ~ vi relied upsa the
volunteer sction Of our citsens Hut If nseA -
tae same coerges must be cxertad to prsserrs err
!. - ns1a that TIE trxitcrs are using to destroy
= nnpify and systsmaiise the raising or tbose
regime4ts, have assigned une to earl, ar the m
"a, I'd Ind 4th Congressional Dis,r;ctx and an. ~
sas otn and 9th iagstAsr. This viii pssvsnt inter
terence IN recruiting and enable those from H.
same n.i ssct,on to g y the Apil together.
ga ,'dn Dsries VIII have ~ regiment Grst in ,hs
ments. wal = dAaienaasd whsn receive not;es al
their xsstisStiaA. viii Is asosulIily ib,snt IA
some uesAs = Mashhsaps. Necessities "A insbr.
nation II regard y he new rs9insn1s en- !. -
'ainse from Adj Gen. Bahsxs q Olia1on.- - 4
SAMUEL sJ.rKIRxWoOD.
Iowa City, July 9th. 1862
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I EGAL NOTICE.

T0yafehnc Rsedcs and 4. y. nasYfnsu
20 asd eash Of zen are hsse6y ns&fnrS th.f thers
h0s On hle the oce Of ne riefk III HE Diss4s
vonrt OF Lee County, lows, ~ Keok ok nr,iti,n sr
Jesse hhdd'ek claiming OF yru, fnrutspe 4 k4 aacr
p.te AID Claiming ssatnst hsa i 80 tie forercsaye
- moItgAse exernied u ssis Ga<saipcs n nen6us
~ ~ Nss esssfe IN Ire Eounly Iowa, y securs
Ana eniees ofycu appear so ansues setd pssh
ven oefofr noon on the SECOND day Of tit next
90 81 nel ~ keokah. 1sasee viii - rendered
ssainst you Is prayed for, bY assAsit.
RANKIN Miller
Nr~Is-dlm pfainfin's At orneTs
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AFEw - RRENTlCEse LAST.
This Jackson Missisaippian calls To
suil 81 The South SACRED Whon M
ses stood spon holy ground, he wss com
nanded to put of bis shoes. 1he rcbo
soldiers needn't be required 70 pnt Of
theirs, Tor they have got none on.
Ii the good mistreesss and fair misses ol
Vicksburg are in any degree ~ vehement
and vindictive in their tongue -treassns -
their dear sister rebels are here, the nalNe
of the place .Hnst hereafter be written ont
in Notwithstanding.
Gen. Pope is probably already cn roxte
for Richmond with his whole army. Now
If Sea-. Polk 10 there he might as we'll
prepare to kiss the pupe's tee
Everywhere In the South the merchants
ara running away from their hpnse, and
it's not 30 much TO keep out Of the vag
ofthe Federal forces - toesoepeE ohfeder-
ate notes pehtass de11 xhst way hare
to employ detectives 10 hunt up fugitive
creditors. Not subsequently the, credi-
tors, when caught, make desperate rssisf,
lance, but the trash 10 remorselessIy stuff
ed into their pockets.
A letter from the lower Mississippi
nysthst the rebel suerillas went % Paw.
psw lsland and hung IN Old wo,l4sl &c 50,
Ncdoubt they regretted thai they could ns
find ono of hundred, Oh, they ere 4
ehivaitous race. q 3
Il Onr anaconda, feeling little III and
being advised TO 'shke something, /" 10
about to take Richmond
The rebels have ever, where been so un-
successful upon Tire water, that they will
have mortal antipatl,y u the fluid all the
rsst Of their lives. They never did like
it much. = F ara
Il is strange that the political orators
of Vicksburg don't tske the stump asainst
the cutoff opposite their city on the
ground that such internal improvements
are Unconstitutional. Every stump in
that whole region should be Oh ablase up.
on this question.
We don't know that oursoldieu shosld
take any particular pains to catch the
rebels runaway niggers. but they should
certainly catch the runaway Niger mas
ters
The Government has no, 'scalled spir-
ito fron the vas.y deep" but il has call
ed heroes from The vastly had, and 70
they are gathering in Vastly ,aultitsdes.
If neither Great Britain, France, nor
Spain will receive the rebel Confederacy
IS colony, perhaps Mexico will-or the
Sandwich or Toago Islands.
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ssS1u1rusvsusRg1ENlglIl - II a. -
j. IfAsJsia1 rsG,.lAa Xlr1aay IN .ssr1sad, :
Eae'hs ~ = ~ insas1isssy spsn his .a.Ass-in
diyidsaliy inAO ~ arvisa n. Il 5.5 FL u
4 :, Mh4 Joins = - regiment be!nS r.a.se :
Aom1t - - I'D insmsdiEtsly - the msstSf Q
his AepsaU inesssh sssvscs,so s ~ soohsns ~.
An, shal cen ps1 lrserait vim y,ssive ebospsy
81 twsAsy s1ss dSdAss ID sdvauce.
I, II sieaAxand1nsatAlr sn6lv n to 8sad ~
b pad b kiaA RgsliAtslys upon hs nsaess -indi.
sfduelly isso ssrsipe
A61<, --ep q paid TO Aiaa nasansaiA4sfs sp&s ~
muster Of such rsgiment into the service Or 20 sSon
az n psymastes arrives ut Camp. 80 IN
g No doubt Ii entertained thai this last prov siou
viii b modified n to permit the paymsas If this
bounty 70 reornits Joining asw 9sgissotd. iaNsai-
live eonpsniss, thereby making ths spt6tIttoaa
for ths nanths Aatsass ~ Adt AnYAg ne4fAs
boNny IN advance sxAsty cssrespop& tiaff o.
Al the expiration of his tssn Of pnljstnenk pr
on kdnorsbae d!5onargc aftsf service of txo yafs,
- nin mssiss lasf9rtles 'hs1nty or ssssuty sAvs
dellsss whish, II event af his AsatA sin bsFaaaeo
Application. for Recfai.inx con. Ii..ions xiil Is
nsdsfoathA DsPaftAesxs 1lAhf ~ AAvx1t
seadF apfisdb &ptsa1aS6A enAss.tks Eate
unknown 10 the Adjptaat General Applisaass an
requestsd not % veief 70 in6iridpAh, ~ this DE-
Pau0oos H. no W. W mt0eu& sv0 TN uop0cIty
and character Of persons 5snes&iu8 dhsif netissa
- Recruiting Odicsrs. In al cAsss applications
fer acknowledgements - ~Cesuy 9lo@ lga3h
recomnsndasioa Of psfsoas wea hR4yn to this De-
partment ~
4h4ss srs sssny &ble- hsdsA sstistntsf this State
Hsssssisg weaash bid iunnsnss, Win, .,hu e., hasS
asne little sr .potAing to. sastsin ths Aag wAi6A
projects fhch h u fhsir duty 70 sss aons snah
poftioA ~ tho advasssseS which THY fsssgn, ID
sidia9 salistmsnts else IL nsy hn404stheir psisi4
iege TO shoulder maskot in tho rAnk1.i Il hqa a
bsesns psssssary to al thu ssqdAitish of ~ 0sa
eral Government The memories Of the brave deeA
who have fallen npon he msny batale Add Il he
Union fatbsd such = stxins apdA w honor Of the
Strife Let aaIcOuribstssf lhsh ~, snsis nensy
and the'. inansnee Y Eesroas fssfsa1s p Ia -
mantls Of the Government
t.tt5tt 81 ~ ~ $50 n. B. BAKER,
AdjutAnt 0sn4sGl 81 lows.
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iyis ~
ORIGIN AL NOTICE. !.

TO Adam sPoAn, JAass NAsfss, kix, Hsls Co., !.
EAIdxali e4s1 fs-74 ~
You are hereby nollHed that there u BOW on Ole 10
Lows, sokuk pstisios In equity offIirA lsFnsy
aaAtM3nle 1Udloneat soakast Sc, Adaa opshA, ~
sum Of Five Hundred D0llars upon your movigase
a0s3 In tbs City Of Keokuk. IewA. and agataa you
ioy tes ssls q 90 osa % iosseloaurs 81
dsnp4ion, and for res sssf fslssE
Hoss, eanA OF xeu mas aopeay And AAayAr s4t4e4li-
tion u noon IL the second dAy Of neil GtDg6&keI
tofm q Ahe lNstret Court Of u spunAy .lpes ~ ~
held N kAtknk on III nfst nondly u BAplSsnbei
49,, e. jaegnSnt will ~ bad tnsrsln hy 1ses9it -
pf6y1d sStf. il. BCOTT HOW'LL,
Il 3uIy16-tAW n pialpM1se AAfeneg.
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ADJUrA1r 0suxnAL's Ovyrcr. !
Chntso, Jsly -, 1854.
GENERAL ORDER. N1JNnER -

AOJufAnT 0ewxRAL's OFFICE
Chnsso, Jsly -, 1854.
GENERAL ORDER, NUMBER 1s.
.. Inc taited States oovssnmsat having made r.
ss,,.s ~ upoA ~. shts for more troops, it be-
comes the duty Of the leopis of Loss - r..~a.e
promptly to the CALL PSso
Inc 18TH Regiment Of lows Iufantry. no. a..
ganMisg = ciintoh, should BE- inmsdiasslv ana
1Ns sddiaonA regiments Of infantry ~ callsa
Tor They are needed inamedist.fv q ,s.ir..s. -.
Gauss q ths Unioa, a.a 10 ssppon our brsss -. -
men - arms, who have fought 10 raNs .sav =
MAson1 Creek, Relmont Fort bonnsisn. -
a M.dr,a Pa Ridge Piaasharg LA.aiaS Csriath
ana othss battls Aelda. - -
- ,h .aso ds.i'sd tAas svsry Iova Regiment nov
10 .he 4sid, sbau immedisisly rseeiys .n1.is..
and haaale 1s1se1 y cieeass
ord. 9s war Department hes i,ausd the following
war DEfAnrAssr, WAssnsrox, D. G..
june II. 1894.
unsaani 70 joint resolution u Conxrss, 70
volume far..s I. ~ The regular arny ord
orasssa, That's prsnium Of two dollar. sA.,,
PAD ftor sch sSespted rscrut that yol..sss~.
tot safee yesss or during the war. ana ~vsrv a.,
10 nsIsal.ef calais either lathe ssgss,ar ar
ny Or ne vclnntser for lhTss ysass 81 dr.in- -.
var, mAy ssyliss biz hrrt months nv Il .1v..ss
upon msstestng ~ his conpasy INTO tie ..rr;.. -
the unitsd Ststss, Or after ks sasH ASv-R- -. Z.
Tered into and Joined . regiment already = -
s,ss. This order VIII - irsnanli1sd = 0oysrvc,s
ssis.eA sEDMIE STANTON.
- ....ssros, no. :,
Jaly "A, 1851.
. 1890 Tai out q he apprspriaaioo a. 81
oI9saisnE and drillisx yeluntec,s g.
SNAIL % pasadn AdvaAes to each ya,rn,. -. ugs
1eils.s !. h.s.s .ne VA, the sum " twenty ave
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s.assSsAsssxslsst s1sr ~AtsA II v5as
|M hS6AlHv 'ag tst 1.sa.sish vavftfes Al
tdl4;la ATAlAla,Rs oQARExTn. + psAiaAsis.,
|T*HE REBELLIUN RECORD,
,sa..i nA!ai H. " Tl..ANlKh M 20 1
the III ssf Isss:: Va ,:' ss s1 sasH o.
GOyKRNMET NOW GOING ON.
FULL, IMR AarxAL Avn aELIADLE
1sf sal Ah's as 5 eqH ss ~. ~
THE HISTORY .oFTHE TINES
4 O: le: s. - I. : s,a 7,
lls posted " Y rsiiii M 6sr .sss.,d agr
+ / Great Rebellion.
sasas aadf n ooNfAirs,zzr. 8
4xr cAssKs ov.sns ssasAs s4Hsasas Axp fuH casAs
.splos I'VE ssssss s .s. soss.,s' z
afz A DiaKy II Verified Events;
bsis, eossi.S, .aesia6, "a srahn n sisEo3 !
.@yss5 esesA sAitpccsse. erwa tsgshYs an
s4a $50 s.s III.
Documents, Spseohss,
Kxteaded Narratives, &C..
sessrgrsHs o. Al rns
0rr'eaa1 :, &C.
~ :rse s:n:o os s. f. S S.'ss =
m Anu.c A<rnu~r - a.. N.-.-.-.
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and Diagrams a Tao Huns .n
Batdes. So
The Rebellion Record
l. NO I'M x on s:a e. ..... :.s M
ALSO, IN VOLUMES.
Sic Parts. win copiOns l.ds1. eo.prise volsns.
NOW READY,
VOLUMES okE, TWO, AND THREE.
Boan1 - oIssk. = - - ssrA Sbeep. - ~, Hair
j. Aorecco, o. Hall Calf Astssss. $500 each.
4 NEW EDITION,
SOFA saeaaatnas BSo4sSxass5 - Asswrs, /. .ow
1ubIi:ntns n Nos q cents each Each Ao ilisArs,
~. Axenn wanted, 70 whom iibsrs8 eomni~loss
~. rerie, OF the REBELLIoN RECoRD In Parts
cs,pi d Price sen. i rssisssred .ss1s:. s. psss
er will - sssponsihls far aAss1isAscss
TT Clubs VIII be supplied Il the following rates:
Fiyn Gsssts OF eaeh soIums In semi us0stAly Nos
Monthly PArts TO one address or separately, o2 20
TKe COpI1nt. a~.s 80. - -
RemiittApcss be in registered letters, 9th
erwse the pue1leher will not be responsible, and In
cnrrsnt funds. s..a
g. p. PUTNAM, Publisher,
/ .s3l DrSaAway, New rerk.
9. II. EVANS. Gen agent.
III aLOYD's MILITARY NAP OF THE
- SOUTHERN STATES
shs~ing ali the Railreads, thsrstas ions and dis-
Rfvafssad fons, eoaptied from the latest Govern.
Asnt and ether rsliabfssourees. $500
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(EEOKUK, Mt. PLEASANT AMI
Atnan sat4a@ MUSeAS1Mk 49, 2ssF 3''.
= AL = DAD. N


GRANGE OF TIME.
On and after Wednesday, July Iosh, lso3 and uuss,
farther ndiice, Trsiss sali b rsn - follows:
Morning Traan
Leaves r.. Madison III 400 4. n.
Arrives at ksok nh NJ &sAk A. n
Leaves keokuk tSundays exeeptrd) al r: 100 A. N,
Arrive 81 ~. Madison a. 1916 AN.
Afsesn~oA Trafn
Leaves Ft Msdlsoag tynndaas excepted) 4, 2,OO
r. n. = ~'OO
( Arnra n xsskak a A.oO r. H.
Leaves keoksk csc r. n.
Arrives u ~. 4seison at Sis p H.
;. IL P6pActA Trains VIII b ran be4veep Ksokuk anA
4ontsose so9 height md passsngsfs eonn1ctIng vitA
all ~ river b4atA III n ~ ) fsIsseee.
With Railroads East and Wert from Burlins1or Hrss
!slane :no Davsa4ort and soashA Win Ne 81 idra,
I'ns g kssssis asd Ksnkak, Foss D. ~ sss ara
go. J.W. o0DRH, 81
. 49, h. IN s#.t. =, SecFetaYv.~
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1862-10-17
MEN SHOT FOR RESISTING THE
DRAFT

NEw YoRK, Oct ia serious resistance
having been made to the enrolment for the
draft among the Irish residents OF Luzerne
Co, Pa, it was necessary on Wednesday to
call out military force in the town of Blakely
and FIRE upon the insurgents. Four or five
were killed and foreible opposition put down.
Gen Michael Corcoran has card this
morning, declining 10 be candidate for
Congress. Gen Corcoran will accept no Off
ce I'LL the rebellion is put down.
There was yesterday in Brooklyn narrow
escape from terrible calamity. School House,
No. 20, South 4th street, Williamsburg took
fire. from the heating apparatus. Great con.
fusion prevailed.
The children made q simultaneous and
frantic attempt to escape from the apartment
Numbers rushed 10 the Windows Tor the pur.
pose ofjumping out, which one or two actual
ly did The teachers directed their efforts to
getting the children out and succeeded Near
ly all escaped uninjured, but in the desperate
attempt to get out number were trampled
upon and crushed and more or less hurt One
boy, it is feared, will not recover. The fire
was soon e1tinguished by the Police and fire
men, who also rendered effective service in
removing the children.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1862-10-17
ARMY RuMORS.

We have dispatches from the Times special
correspondent in front of Washington, dated
Centreville, and Green Springs
The rebel Gen. Stuart ives certainly at Lees.
burg on Monday, our correspondent having
been within sight OF his camp fires.
He attempted to cut off Capt Ayres' de-
tachment, but was foiled by information given
by a negro who had heard his master detail
the rebel plau of operations
There is no doubt that Stuart is now in
front Of our advanced guard and threatening
an attack. General Stabl has advanced to
meet him and our correspondent is confident
that Stuart will be compelled to fight or ruu.
Stuart encsmped yesterday between Bull
Run Mountain and the Blue Ridge.
Our pickets we're driven in last night from
the direction of Leesbnrg Lieut. Keorning
returned on Tuesday evening from a recon
noisance aud reports u force OF 400 rebel cav
airy at Bristows station and that the rebels
are running trains between WarrentOn and
Warrenton Junction. A small rebel force
appeared yesterday on the Stone Bridge at the
Ball RIM battle ground
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1862-10-17
By Telegraph.
Fon THE DAILY EMPIRE
LATEST NE Ws.
AFTERNOON DISPATCHES.
POTOMAC ARMY NEWS.

NEw YoRK Oct l7.--Underwriters have
advanced war risks for vessels sailing in the
track Of the Alabama to per cent
Steam irigate Ticonderago was launched
yesterday p. NJ
Convention Of r. r. men yesterday adopted
the following time table TO take effect Noyem-
Der 18th.
Through trains leave New York for the
West at A. NJ and p NJ and arrive at
New York at $50 A. NJ, aud IL NJ
Leave Cincinnati for the East at $50 A. NJ 4,
and 1890 p. NJ.
The Herald dispatch from Fredericksburg
says later advces from opposite SheppaIds
town report the reconnoitering party under
Gen. Humphrey, which crossed the Potomac
this morning, were met near Sheppardstown
by rebel force, which opened upon them
with an artillery fire Our forces had no artil-
lery with them. They retired across the
river, having accomplished the object Of their
reconnaissance, and Ascertaining that the rebels
were still in force at this point
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1862-10-17
SOUTHERN ARMY.

CHARLEsToS, Va, Oct l6.--Lee is at Win
chester with large force and Jackson at
Buncker's Hill, with another large force
Slewarts Cavalry is ON the Shenandoah.
A large rebel force is at Leestown, six miles
away.
Our forces is deployed out Caldw.lrs Brig
ade on the right front; the 5th n. FL on the
left; the 9th Regiment Cavalry ou the extreme
front OF the Village aud cavalry, infantry
and artillery scattered through the village.
The 9th New York Cavalry, is two miles in
the rear to prevent a dank movement
The enemy is expected to be reinforced.
We learn from the people that jeff Davis
has issued a proclamation that all Union oti-
GERS held and captu ed shall be put to hard
labor, if the Lincoln Proclamation is carried
out
There is furious storm raging.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1862-10-17
Reported for the Daily Empire.l
New York Market.


NEw YoHK, October II.
FLoUR--Rec'ts 1s, 600 bbs; hrmer, light supply fair
demand; sales OOOD bbs 4oe6 50 superior state
6 sOa7 % extra state G4oss 90 superior western
. 90g7 30 common TO medium extra western 4;
45a7 So common to good shipping brands extra
r. II, o. Canadian Flour and hrmer; sales 100
bbls i s597 10 commoni 25@s % good to choice
extra.
RYE FLOUR-steady at 0O@4 80.
wHEAT-Receipts l2O, ,966 Du; market fevensh and
unsettled, with holders disposed to realize; sales
5000 bu 2@l 90 Chicago SPRING 969l 80 Mil
waukee club 32@l "a amber Iowa 5syl ~ win.
ter red western; 1891 45 amber Michigan.
RYE-scarce, firm 6s@75 western; s301s6 state
BARLEY-Firm at l5Nl 25.
CoRN-Receipts lGl,7Os bu market firm; sales
10000 bu OF 6s@6O mixed western, shipping
oATs-Uunchanged 66@SO Inferior to prime.
PoRk--Little easier at l3sT@gl4OO Tor mess I;
l2 5o9l2 50 for prime.
BEEF-UnchanRed.
CUT MEATS-InAcuve.
LARD-Very firm at l01z9llL
BU1TER-Firm at 1924 tor State; I4gl7 Tor
Ohio
CHEESE-Firm at s%9l0%.
wHIskY-Dull at 3614936
GoLD-l S214, Demand notes 27sI
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1862-10-17
THE. RERELs .AT NASHVILLE.

Special 10 New York Herald under date of
Louisville 10th, says official dispatches were
received at that place from Nashville to-day
The rebels were 10 large force near that city
on the lllh. They sent in Tag of truce and
demanded the surrender Of the town. Gen.
Negley declined, the Federal force being am
pie for the defense,
Gov. Hsrris, Major General J, r. Ander-
son and Brigader General Forrest are in
command Of the rebels.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1862-10-17
GEN. FREMONT AGAIN.

WASHINGTON, Oct 1.-THE special to the
Times ays Gen Fremont expects soon to be
in Washington, preliminary TO his assignment
TO an important command in the South West
The statement published, nearly week
since, that Gen Morgan had been suspended
from his command on account Of his retreat
ing from Cumberland Gap, is believed by the
Secretary Of war, to be untrue, as nothing Of
the kind is known at the Department
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1862-10-17
THE UNION STORE.

WIN, WALKER, 3ol, Third street, has united with
w ms extensive stock Of Men and Boys CLOTH
ING, and Gents FURNIsHING GOODS, u large and
complete stock OF tho best qualities and most desra.
hle styles OF BOUTS and eHOES, which he will sell al
the lowest rates. he has now thorough assortment
OF PlECE GOODS, which he will sell NJ cost to make
room for Fall Clothing.
He Will nnanuacture Clothing and Boots and 5hoes
&C., 70 order in the best style.
WALTER TkOwBRlDGE, 80 long known here as
IA NO. workman has charge Of the Boot and Shoe de
pnrtnent, and VIII bs pleased 10 attend promptly to
the orders OF his Old friends aud the public. y26wy
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1862-10-17
sHERIFF's SALE.

James Turner, ct al Montgomery superior
49, vs. Court.
VIM. ,. Comfy, \, n. Com. Ca.e No. 2OOO
ly and Richard Green.
lf Nirtne Vi, and IN obedience TO the command of a
- ven. ek. &c. to me directed from the Superior
Nourt Of Montgomery Comfy ohio, 1 will Oier at
Public Sale at the door OF the Court House IN the CITY
Of Dayton, on
Sdtp day, Noven,bef lst, 1862
AT TWO O'Clock IN, Of sad day, the following des
crlbed real estate, We As the proper y OF hichard
Green, part OF the North East quarter OF In lot NO
40 IN the city Of Dayton, Montgomery coun.
w ONO, Beginning at the northwest corner
OF SAD and running from thence eastward.
" with Second street thirty two ls2) feet 70 Al
Dert H. H. FOlkerth north west corner quarer
lOt thencea right angles, southwardy with
west lne, sixty ieet 10 a seven loot alley, thence
at right angles westwardlY tprytwo 32l feet to the
western DOundery oi said quarter lot thence north
Naruly sixty six ieet with SAID DOundery of
SAID quarter lot TO the place Of beginning.
Also IN lot NO ~, corner OF rIish Perry street
Also In lots numbered 25lS, south west part and
Unio. "a > : - --''
The above premises under former execution were
appraised Us lOllows:
Lots NO. lUo q Second street at ...... 5000 90
- Z6j corner OF 9th and Perry SITS. 80. YOOOIO
2dlJ and 2Ol4 Observation-Disclosures. at. 5000
The above described property was taken on execu.
on as the property OF hIchaTd Green, at the SUIT o.
James Iurner and ellen Turner against W. n. Comfy
H. ~ Comfy aud Richard Green.
The above property cannot sell for less than of the
apPraisement. Terms Cash.
N. E. JORDAN, Atty ses0wts
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1862-10-17
KILLED BY EXPLOSION.

SAGE HARBoR, L. l., Oct l7.-Gen. C. T.,
James, the inventor OF the James Projectile
wounded yesterday by the explosion of shell
by carelessness, died here at o'clock this
morning, be was So years of age. His death
has cast feeling OF gloom over the eommu'
nifty.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1862-10-17
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