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The Big blue union. [volume] (Marysville, Kan.) 1862-1866, 1862-05-03
The Conduct Of the War.

Weextract the following graphic pass
age from late speech Of the eccentric yet
successful American now in England, Geo.
F. Train: s-zzA--1z-sA-- "a
"I have often read descriptions Of the
wholesale game-hunting of some iands--
the sportsman surrounds the woodland for
miles and beats steadily up to the CENTER
where the rattle of rifles deals death and
destruction on every side. Such:s nov
the Federal policy. & *
No better analogy can be 70 und than
that Of the Bastile prisoner who was
placed in an elegant apartment, with light,
and fruit, and flowers. His punishment
seemed aluxury, till one day he imagined
that, while the proportions of bis apart,
ment were the same, the room had lessen
cd in size. Again he looked, and sure
enough there was change. Where isthe
wonderful machinery! Pale with doubt
listening with suspense-each day he
noticed the contraction Of the walls
Closer and closer they came-shutting out
window after window-but no hand was
seen, no noise heard-all was still as
death. His doom was sealed. An inch to-
day, another to-morrow-one grip OF the
four walls, and all was over. The man
was pressed to death foot by foot, inch BY
inch, and he knew not from whence ema-
mated the secret power that crushed him
So it is with this ungodly revolution. Lit
tie by little-step by step-battallion by
batallion-the campis being surrounded
and another mail may bring the startling
news of the death-knell of treason"
The Big blue union. [volume] (Marysville, Kan.) 1862-1866, 1862-05-03

To take ambition from a soldier is to
rob him of his spurs.
The Big blue union. [volume] (Marysville, Kan.) 1862-1866, 1862-05-03

So many men. so many minos'
The Big blue union. [volume] (Marysville, Kan.) 1862-1866, 1862-05-03

Mules, horses, oxen and
even cows are tackled up ana olosght to
the yoke. The road is in e1csllent condi-
ton, the coaches make good dime, and the
weather ia that which sswarmy he balmy
breeze Of May
The Big blue union. [volume] (Marysville, Kan.) 1862-1866, 1862-05-03

TuE NEGRO QUESTION IN KENTUCKY.
The legislature of Kentucky, by large
majority, has recently pronounced in fa-
vor of the disfranchisement Of any citi-
zen of that Statewho advocates the eman-
cipation Of the negroes. The majority
was not large enough -thirds-to give
to tie expression of opinion the force of
law. But in moral and philosophical
point of view it was enough. A genera
ton since, Kentucky came within TIVE or
,hrs nlheing a free State. Now,
to hing involves ostracism.
Such han effect Of cot 80
and large esse of the
population.
A fresh vote on this qud
Legislature newly elected
of Kentucky might show a
suit. When the present Legis
chosen, the rebels were con tending
mastery of the State. Possibly the
sequent progress of the Union army IL
have effected change in public sentimen,
sufficient, at least, to retrieve it from its
present position.
This vote of the Kentucky Legislature
unlike the action of Congress emaneipa-
ting the slaves of the District of Colum.
bia, seems the most discouraging event Of
the day.
The Big blue union. [volume] (Marysville, Kan.) 1862-1866, 1862-05-03

Old Parson Brownlow is the lyon at the
North and East. The reception which
he has met with in the cities he has al
ready visited amounts to nothing much
short of complete ovation. He speaks
to crowded houses of enthusiastic admir-
ers. He goes soon. to Philadelphia, where
he has in the press of the publisher, Geo.
w. Childs, book giving an account of
his experience in Sccessia since the re-
bellion. Related in his peculiar, pungent
style it cannot but be rich and rare. The
old hero in his speech at Indianapolis let
off thus:
"My fellow citizens-I congratulate
you upon the fact, now sufficiently clear,
that this rebellion is now pretty we'll
"played out" We will wind the thi:g
up this spring and summer. They are
nearly" out of soap down South. They
lack guns, clothing, boots and Shoes
The boots have on cost me SIS in Knox
vile. They are out of hats, too. In
Knoxville there is not bolt of bleached
domestic or calico to be lad, nor spool Of
Goats thread, and, although "cotton is
The new South. [volume] (Port Royal, S.C.) 1862-1867, 1862-09-20
LOCAL NEWS.

ANOTHER FLAG OF TRUcE.-On Friday last the
rebels sent Mrs. Gilbert and servant down from
Savannah to Fort Pulaski, with the request that
they should be sent North. Considering that the
lady's papers were irregular, Col Barton laid the
matter before Gen. Brannan, then commanding the
Department, who also thought the case required
further explanation. Therefore at noon on Satdr-
day Lieut. Christopher Hale was sentfrom the fort
with dispatch to the Commanding Officer at Sa-
vannah. He was detained on this mission nearly
SO hours, during which time neither himself nor
his boats crew were provided with food. Lieut..
Hale is of opinion that the supplies at the picket
station were limited, and thus accounts for the
The new South. [volume] (Port Royal, S.C.) 1862-1867, 1862-09-20

rebel lack of hospitality. The explanation made
with reference to Mrs. Gilbert proved satisfactory
and she will be permittedto to leave on the Arago.
PROMOTIONS IN THE FoRrY-SEyEsHH. - The
.arago brought commissions granted by the Gov
ernor of the State of New York to the following
named officers of the Forty-SeveIt th New York
Regiment: 1t. Col. James L. Fraser to be Colonel
vice Henry Moore re.igned. Major Pierre C.
Kane to be 1t Colonel vice Jas. l.. Fraser pro-
noted. Capt. Geo. B. Van Brunt to be Major
vice Pierre {. Kane promoted. 1t is understood
that Major Van Brunt's well-deserved promotion
will not relieve him from the responsible position
of Provost Marshal which he so ably and satisfac-
torily fills.
APPOINTED CoLoNEL.-Lieut. P. IL. 0'Rourke
of the U. s. Engineer Corps, has been ap-
pointed Colonel of the f40th Regiment of New
York Volunteers, lately organized at Rochester,
and is to leave Hilton Head in the .arGgo Lieut..
O'Rourke graduated from the Military Academy
with the first honors of his class. His services in
this Department date from the capture of Hilton
Head, and in planning and executing the lombard
meRt and fall Of Pulaski were proved invaluable.
While We are happy tochronicle his promotion, We
nevertheless regret the neces ity which takes
from our midst so gallant an officer and so genial
friend.
The EXPRESS Heavy has been the disappoint-
ment of our expectant friendswho have read upon
he door of the express Office, after each arrival
during the month past, the bulletin: /" No ex-
press per last steamer To such an extent has
freight accumulated in New York that it has been
found impossible to procure transportation for it
upon the Government transports. A schooner has
accordingly been chartered by the company in
New York for its conveyance, and its arrival may
be looked for within the coming week.
FALSE RUNoR.-The New York papers of the
l2M instant contained groundless and absurd re-
port of the loss of the gunboat Sosfh Carolina
She was at that date at anchor in this port and is
now on duty with the bockadiBg squadron of
Charleston. The story of her loss was evidently
concocted at the Navy Yard, and for no other pur-
pose than to ipjure the Navy.
WHEREABoUrsoF THE NASHVILLE This famous
craft is now quietly moored in the Ogeechie Riy-
er, behind powerful shore battery. She is
watching her chances, and perhaps try to elnde
the vigilance of our blockaders again. We trust
that any attempt of the kind may be foiled and that
we shall ere long have the qualification Of giving
to the country the intelligence of her capture.
The IRoN CLADs.-We hear that Lieutenants
Rhind of the Crusader, Ammen, ofthe Seneca, and
Bankhead, of the Psmbina, all formerly of the
South Atlantic squadron, are to be placed in COM
mand of three of the new iron-clads now nearly
completed They are gallant officers, and we hope
soon again to welcome them to service in this
department.
70 The crowded condition of our columns
compes us to omit the weekly record of deaths
from this number of The New SOUTH. We shall
publish it in our next. -
The new South. [volume] (Port Royal, S.C.) 1862-1867, 1862-09-20
MARINE NEWS.
ARRIVED.

Sept. l4-Bark John Jay Philbrick, Reid, Key
West; Steamship Arago, Gadsden, New York
l6-Schr. John Guyant, Smith, Philadelphia; II
Brig Intended, White, Philadelphia; Schr. Trojan,
Shourds, Philadelphia; l8-Schr. Free Wind,
Robinson, New York.
CLEARED
Sent. l2-Schr. Euphemia, Lee, New Yorks
Schr. Jesse A.. Woodhouse, Thomas, New Yorks
16-Bark John Jay Phibrick, Reid, New York;
l7-Steamer Delaware, Faircloth, New York ;l8-
Julia A. Halleck, Sinclair, New York.
SAILED.
Sept. u-Schr. Chrysolite; u s. Ship lno J;
l6-Schr. !. A. w Woodhouse; 17-Schr. F. T. Sinp-
son; Schr. Euphemia; Steamer Delaware; Y. 3.
Shin Dale. New York; q. s. Snip Onward, New
York; l9-Schr. Julia A. Halleck-o
The new South. [volume] (Port Royal, S.C.) 1862-1867, 1862-09-20

The u. s. gunboat Mereidita arrived at this port
yesterday from New York, bringing dates to the
a5th inst Her news is gratifying in every aspect
We take the following abstract of its leading fea-
lures from the New York Herald
A serious battle was in progress all day on Sum
day, the l4th, in the vicinity of Harper's Ferry,
and very probably on both sides of the Potomac.
Such, indeed, is the presumption based upon all
the news which has reached US. Heavy firing
commenced in the direction of Harper's Ferry,
on Saturday afternoon, and was kept up until
A te hour on Sunday. 1t was distinctly heard at
Greencastle and Chambersburg, in Pennsylvania,
as well as at Frederick, Maryland. There can be
The new South. [volume] (Port Royal, S.C.) 1862-1867, 1862-09-20
POSTSCRIPT /!

Cheering NewSThs Rebels Driven out
of Maryland Capture Of large Supply
Train by our Cavalry Hard Fight
ing at Harpers Ferry Burnside and
Mcclellan pressing close on the En-.
emys Retreat Cincinnati Safe
Kirby Smith Retires to Flor
+ enes, KY. Brisk Skirmishing
in Western Virginia, &c.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1862-12-09
AN ORDINANCE

To assess special tar out Loi No 20 and HLot No
25O4 on Eagle street Jor certain improvements Ms eoa
Bet ordained BY the CITY Council Of the city of Dayton
IA majority OF two-thrus OF the members eiev teO 10
council cOhcurFlnS theielnl That the sum Oi 81 =
cents be LEVIED assessed ON ash foot nom on out
Lot NO ~ and ln-LOt No. sU64 abutung Eagle street
~ the salu lots are deiineated amt ueserDsu IA the
CITY ClVh hngineers plat nov on hle A The CITY CerA
office ior the cost ana expense OF grading, giayeug,
curhng and gutering tie sidewalks on rage street
according 10 lhe estimate ol the Cny Engineer aiure.
said
SIC y lhat the owner tr owners Of the several
lots Of land upon each front loot u! which the sum
aforesaid Is assessed shall pay the amounts Oi none,
rom them seNerally due IA that Uehall To the Market
Master VI tins city within three days the date oi
ths ordnance OF be subject 10 the interest and penal.
" alloweI upon the same.
Passed in Council tins I'd OF December, lsG2
ANUS DLChLk President OF Cily Council
dHsSE AhfhOhh nihfhESs, CITY Clerk de5is
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1862-12-09

10 p6cloi tar h-Lots No. 2,3Is ,35b ad
55i on Terry street Jor certain forcNcafs thereon
Be ordained by the City Council " The otU Of Duroa
That the sum Oi ory cents De levied anu
each loot front Of in-Lots No. 234s 9j66 ana ii7
abutting on Terry street. the SAID lots
and described IN the Cty CYll knglneer plat now On
lille At the CITY Clerks office, for tine cost ana Expense
oi grading, Rrayeng, curbng, and gutterng the
walks on Terry street according TO the estimate OF the
city Engineer Aforesaid.
sEc. 2. That the owner or owners of fhe several
lots Of land upon ca mont loot Of which the sum
aforesaid Is assessed shall pay the amount OF money
from them severally due that behalf to the Market
Master OF this city within three days nom the date ui
this ordinance or he subject TO the interest and penalty
allowed upon the same
Passed in Council this 2d OF December, 1862
AMOS DkUhkk President vi Council.
attest; ANTHONY STEPHENS, CITY Clerk de5dJ
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1862-12-09

The Rivers Troupe e--Remember that
the famed Rivers MeOdeon Troupe will give
their last Concert at Huston Hall tonight
They have big reputation in the Eastern
Cities, where the competition runs high, and
where none but the best succeeds ofcourse
our musc'loying citizens gave them the hearty
greeting of full house, and we never saw
a crowd who enjoyed themselves better.
Their singing was excellent Mr.. George
Douglas, the leading balladst has a voice of
great volume and singular sweetness, and be
is chaming singer. We predict that he
will become lyric celebrity The instru-
mental performance was extra, and the dane
ing of the Misses johnson and Mountoy aud
of the "clogs," was greatly Applauded The
Ethiopian extras were great, and Bones had
the biggest mouth we ever saw Rivers Of
fers Oceans of fun. Go tonight Singing,
Dancing, and Ethiopian Eceentrieities will
rule the hours
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1862-12-09

That Polka-The admirers Of Mr.. Val
Iandigham, and of exquisite music, are mott.
fed that X. W. Duff, No los Main street, has
received the much-talked.ot "Nalandigham
Polka" They are passing ofi rapidly. Call
soon
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1862-12-09
FOURTH STREET PROPERTY
MASTER COMMISSIONERS SALE

MASTER COMMISSIONERS 5 SALE
William f. schenck, Plaintiff Mont sup. Court
against
j. Harvey Thomas ct al, Deien'ts } Gas. No. g,l,
DUhsUANr TO an order VI the Superior Count Oi
Il Montgomery county, UhlO muue IA the aluNt
case aud uIfecIed ~ me, viii Oer publiu AUCTION
AT the door OF the Court House the cily u Da, Ton
IA Tie county hnd STATE aforesaid, On
SATURDAY, JdHGdfHI, ltLJ,
Al 2 o'clock m oi said day, following drsrr.u
property toWlt situate IA the county vi AUutsuturn
and slate Of ONO And IA the city uAyton tuwtt: lO
numbered one thousand niue hundred uild thirty uuI
1880 on the plat ol sHia cIiy Daytou being unr 90
a sub.dNlsloh Oi oui-lOts 10y y. LUngwurth
sad property ~ To lie sod OIL ucclre IN favor ~
William b. schehck ngninst j. Harvey lLuLnHs anu
has been appraised at sixteen hundred dollars $1,000
aud cannot sell ior less than tNO.lhirus ul sad a
praised value being slOt6 Uu5s. Teims ot -ap-cush
Sald real estate slliateu ON FuuItu street am.
house west ui Council street. and runs from iuurtI
street to sycamore street To sycamore street. fruuuup
on bOth streets, WIN dwelling house each end q,
the lot. IL. II. WEAkLkl, Master Commissioner.
ALAN CLAY, Attorney dcutaW IL
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1862-12-09
Special Notices.

NIGHT ScHooL.-Miss NJ A. Murray has
commenced Night School for Ladies and
Misses, at her Room ON Brown street Spell.
ing and Writing are the branches taught
Terms-l5 lessons for 81 II weeks SO 3
lessons each week lwd
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1862-12-09

Captured-One of the regiments taken
by Morgan, last week, was the lOSth, Col.
Limburg A number of Dayton boys are in
the lOsth, among whom are Lieut.. John and
Sergeant James Kreidler. Our boys will, we
presume, soon reach home.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1862-12-09

Half Fare-Ws are pleased to state that
the $. d, 4 c., the c. H, L D. Roads, have
already responded to the request for half
fare on the occasion of the Sorghum Conven-
ton in this city, on the Both aud 3lst in.
stants Other roads will doubtless do the
same, and the Convention will be a big thing
in nunbers and results.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1862-12-09
INFORMATION WANTED.

A MA hoHLER, lboIn huss,) living IN Crawiofi
"A county, desires 10 know where her dAue hteT Ann1
rmA Aeorh lehman) In living al present Information
may De LETT ~ the shoe store OF Peter JoHantgen
lerson stnet, near Fourth, Dayton, Ohio nolt
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1862-12-09

Watches.-H Kline, No. 1886 Third at ,
has lot of pawned Gold and Silver Watches
which he offers very low at private sale.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1862-12-09

Photograph Portraits - Furnished,
painted in oil eoIors in the best styles of Art
PHoToGRAPHs painted for any body. Also
portraits painted from small pictures, Dasusr-
reOtyPes, Photographs, Ambrotypes, &c
Also CARD PHoToGRAPHs oil ladies and
children, beautifully coored in water colors,
by Miss Clara Soule. Third story Phillips
Building GHAs SouLE, Sr
noV20 Miss CLARA SoULE
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1862-12-09

Here The Mercury, London News, Ger
man Leslie, Scientific American, Police Ga.
zette, Herald of Progress, and those extra
Mahony Oysters, at Rea's, No, 79 Phillips
House, Main street.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1862-12-09
CHARLES RAsCHKE,
GENERAL UPHOLSTERRR.I

ONO BLOCK, THIRD STREET tMR slTTEII,a
OLD STAND DAYTON, OHiO.
A u hinds oi upholstenng, such - SOFAS Chairs,
"A STOOLS, NatTasses, ,6c done 10 oraer C.fpsf. rui
anu hited window curtains hung aud all kinds OF Tr.
pdnhA done al the shortest notice aud most reasona
W. Nl"'-' - oct
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1862-12-09
s. J. Grier's Dayton Commercial College

SPENCERIAN SYSTEM OF PENMAN.
SHIP TAUGHT.
Bookkeeping taught as a practical Art,
which can only be learned in the doing OF it.
No class or mere lecture process can ever
make expert accountants If you doubt this
ask practical bOok-keeper.
nov2Sd3twlt*
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1862-12-09
DR. BRADLEY,
d e N Il L = II

$40 THIRD ST., WEST OF PHILLIPS HOUSE,.
(IALLS particular attention 10 VULCANIZED RuK.
" BER a. base for Artificial Teeth ID h inst "a,
perced ng all other Kinds OF material used ion th.t
purpose. Being toe hst 10 introduce II in mis- eJ
munity, he claims that his experience lusihss hm In
saying that u Is truly a valuable improvement A,
three particulars St least Il Is preferable TO All other
styles OF WORK, VIA flrst, Il can BE- made to afiant
itself more perfectly 10 the gums than metallic plsi
and 10 much lighter, Second, it Is pereety cleaniv
and non corrosive, and 10 durability t ha, l,s,,s
thoroughly tested last, but not least Il - one nm,
cheaper Ne also calls atentlon 10 HIS mode of nil
Ing teeth, using adhesive goid, aud nall-t pressure
oeo bh. EhADLEN
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1862-12-09

TAMES BRAOELlk will settle the business, and
81 continue TO carry on the trade usual II the old
place No 2l6 Third st., opposite the Ph0nix House,
where he Is better than ever prepared 10 please and
supply the public with all articles in the Hardware and
Tool line. deedaNaN JAMES BRACELIN,
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1862-12-09
DIVIDEND NOTlCE

A r meeting Of the Directors OF the Firemen's In.
"A surance ON the lst inst, dividend Oi Is cts on
The share declared payable and Aner the ION
INST. des f. PHELPS, Secretary
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1862-12-09
ARTISTIC.

Portrait Painting. .-rersous not having
the time or inclination to SIT for II portrait,
painted in the usual way, BY A NEW MODE, can
have first rate likeness, Of any size, painted
in oil colors, in one sitting of fifteen or twenty
minutes. Third story Philips Building.
CHAs SouLE, Sr
noV20 Miss CLARA SOULE,
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1862-12-09
Dayton Business Directory.

TERMS FoR ADVERTISING IN BUSINESS DIREoroRY-
Regular yearly advertisers, line gratis Others
" per year. 81 for six months 81 for three months
S5-fdyDieHt IN all cases in advance.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1862-12-09
LOST.

nN Friday, October 7, black horse with while l.e,
~ about 10 hands high; heavy name and tai; Whsl
Ne lcit ne bad halter on. liberal reward vii H.
gwen Tor his return any information VI hs .hers
aoouls, AApREW sTRAR, Butcher
nNll Miami Utty, near DaVfon
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1862-12-09

The Place For late papers, aud Christ
mas FiXings, go to Brandsnburgs
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1862-12-09
DISSOLUTION.

UNHE partnership heretofore existing between las
Braceln and Henry Hagerman, IN the Hardser,
and Tool Trade, was dissolved by mutual consent a
the parties on Saturday December ., 1904
JAMES bRAOELIN
HENRY HA9ERMAN
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1862-12-09

OYSTER SOUP at cnly ten cents per bowl NAV
" be had every morning, nom ten 10 twelve O'Clock
al Dodson's Restaurant No. 2ss Second street Call
and ny H. de4d3
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1862-12-09
CITY GOvERNMENT

William H. Gillespie; office, lO7, Main.
JfdrShdL.-Stacy b. CAIN office, at Mayors office.
TredHrer.-D. W. Reesei office, j. W. Darst Bros.
SOlicitor.-Joslah Love office,
Cyerk.-Anthouy stephens; Office Council Chamber
CitU Council
First Ward-Amos Decker and Hugh Wiggm.
Second Ward-Ezra Blmm and Hiram Strong.
Third Ward-I II. Kersted and Geo. W. Rogers.
Fourth Ward-J A. Mnck and l.. L. Gilliland.
Finh Ward-Ezra Thomas and George Lehman.
sixth Ward-w N Love and Jacob Decker.
TOWNSHIP oFF1CERS.-Justices Of Peace.
VIM II. Mckinney; office, Sd, near Main.
John H. Soppeman; office, Sd bet Jefi 4 b. Clair.
James Turner office, IS, Jefferson
CbnStdbLeS.
Isaac Hale and Ezra Jeiifeys.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1862-12-09
STRAYED.

Soh weeks ago, red COW, with white hce, hayius
~ bi on, aud white heller, with red spots stiay
el llOh the premises u the subscriber, Edgars
place, 10 haduNer township. Any person knOeins
where they may - lond, Iequsstsd 10 leave Wofd
Jeiierson street. neal TEird
sSSi CHRIS, Y0Us.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1862-12-09

GOLD AND sILVAn wATCmEs

some Of the finest ~ the wOild suuh -,
Marttal Full Chtuhuiueter MMcAr-
rull Independent second Watches
Junus JugisOu MHtche-;
julius Rouse Watches
Full stock American Watches, cas.d to or,i.r g,,t
heavy eighteen cases. '''
FkENUH mANiLE CLOCKS, and some OF the IA,
test AN EklCAN make. " ''
Large stock of SILVER PLATED WARE Spans
and tuhhS, have had them Mode to order uitb
rouh llmEs the usual amount SILVER ON them.
plated ia ie best metal ana Iny nAiiie slammed on
,hein ihey WI last twenty Year., aud M. IQUAI
10 suLID SlLNhk
heAr IA mind that these Goods wele bought IrsctI,
nom the manufacturers iur MKT CASH and "A. he h..
nv Ienl to pay, lie ~ aide tU SELL a. CHEAp As
AM housL IN Inn UNiIED sIAILa. aux
F. SHEPARD y q IL l. Ic ft Il A ~ H. a,
49, cohD flRs Al LAFEk's
POWDER 40 CLEAN SILVER
49, AND PLATED WANE NIthouI
causing the least scrucl.-A LAEEEis
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1862-12-09
The Concert Tomorrow Night,-Th,

The Concert Tomorrow Night-The
great event of the season will be the Grand
Concert of Gottschalk and Carlotte Patti,
under the Direction of Mons. Behrens, at
Huston Hall tomorrow night. 1t will be a
rare Musical and Lyric treat, and our appre.
ciative citizens will not forgetit. Remember,
the Concert Of these distinguished artists will
come off at Huston Hall tomorrow night
Secure seats early
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1862-12-09
DIRECT THROUGH BY LIGHTNING IRAN
GUNS! GUNSi

UST received one OF ths finest lot or doulI. ham,
~ shot Guns ever seen m the city The HtiO,e Gun.
we're sent as samples only, and viii he IA Store l sIA
WEEKS. ANY person wishing 20 purchase a Ntts
une Gun, at low figures, should improve tAs oppolt,
uiy Ss they will be sold Neiy cheap 10 save ne
pense OF returning them. They CONSIST IA p.rt OF
Laminaied steel aud Mrs THist barr.l-, nnsluE M
fuee nom 80 ~ so1. NJ SChAEIDEk,
~ ihru street, ONO hlurk