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Nebraska advertiser., 1862-05-01

A Coon HoMB-MADE YEAsr.-Mrs.
Jane E. FOOle, of Onondago County, N.
Y, writes to the .fmericQn .dgricul-
tlirist thus: "a very nice yeast is made
as follows: Peel and boil twelve poia.
toes; pour of the water. and Jam fines
With ready boiling water from the tea
kettle, scald two quarts Of sifIsd -four in
pan, making Il about the consistency Of
thick paste. Add teaspoonful Of ginger,
a tablespoonful Of sail, and the potatoes
before prepared, Nesting the whole veil
together When cool, add four yeast
cakes, previously dissolved in warm wa
ter, or a teacupful Of hOp-yeasl. The
above quantity will do for a baking" Of
three loves, four times, by keeping in
cool place. Il has this advantage over the
usual prescriptions for potato yeast, while
answering about as well, viz: that is
does not need to be made on every bak-
ing day.
Nebraska advertiser., 1862-05-01

a great many People naF5 5u0uIsu
'Ehurrah:" ''many q time and Oft !"
but comparatively few know its derit
vation and primary meaning. 1t or
iginsted among the eastern nations,
where it was used Is q var cry-from
the belief that every man who died in
battle for his country went to heaven.
L is derived from the Slsvonic word
"Hurrsi," which means $50 Paradise
Nebraska advertiser., 1862-05-01

Natural objects have suggested to
science the most valuebIe inventions.
The shell of the lobster suggested the
strong tube to Watt; the earthWorm
the tunnel to Brunell the birds wing
produced the oar the gyratiOns Of q
hawk, the wheel while the plough
vas founded on intelligent Obserya-
ton Of certain practices Of the pig.
Nebraska advertiser., 1862-05-01

There is never a promise ii the BIZ
BE but child Of God may say, "This
is mine;" therefore they are called the
heirs Of promise. The promises are
like a garden Of flowers, paIed in and
inclosed, which no stranger may gath
er, only such as viii become ehildren
Of che family.
Nebraska advertiser., 1862-05-01

Tn the "Legend Of the Tree of
Life" published in New York, in 1776
occurs the following: "Trees and
woods have twice saved the world
FIRST by the ark, and then by the cross
making full amends for the evil fruit
of the tree in Paradise, by that which
was borne on the tree in GOlgotha."
Nebraska advertiser., 1862-05-01

A steel-suspension bridge Of 10 yards
span is now undergoing test AZ Blrken-
head, England. The steel used in it
stood test Of 40 tuns per square inch of
tensile strain.
Nebraska advertiser., 1862-05-01
CHEAP FLOWERS & FRUITS

will send. bv mail, postpaid, 100 SHALL BULBS,
mostly mixed TULIPS, for one dollar, and Large
Bulbs Of same, for 81. Cther Bulbs, RGmed, low
enough.
HFRBACEOUS PERENNIALS, of 50 sorts, fne
mixed ROSES and otler HARDY SARUBBERf,
bv express or railroad to dollars per 100. NAM
m and oHorcE soRLs, about double price; and more
n small selected Iots-in all, 500 varieties.
HSMALL FRUITS" of All scrts, including DELAWARE
and CONCORD GRAPES, equally reasonable.
FRUIT and CRNAMEETAL TREES, 70 per cent. low
ar tbanusual. All safely packed, to keep month
at purchasers cost. Address,
JOHN A. KINNfC0TT,
The Grove p. O., Osok Oos lllB.
Nebraska advertiser., 1862-05-01
PREPARE IN TIME
AGAINST THE
THE FIRES OF FALL,
By Prime, A. No. Insurance,
IN THE
PHOENIX INSURANCE. 60.
OF HARTFORD,
OF HARTFORD,

The Fruits of the Phenir
Are manifest in the following statement Of Facts
and figures, showing the amount equalizod to public
benefit in the shape Of losses paid in the west and
South durins the pastfour years "a substantiar rec
ord ola
Nebraska advertiser., 1862-05-01
Well Tried Corporation.

Brownville, Sept. 5, 1860.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1862-10-27
FROM WASHINGTON.

WAsHIS0ToN, Oct 26-The Times says
we have no reports tonight, sustaining the
rumors current here OF fighting on the Upper
Potomac The enemy Is reported in Frede-
rick us having evacuated Winchester and
moving towards Gordonsville.
A heavy rain storm is prevailing which bids
fair 10 raise the Potomac.
We have intelligence from the South through
a source entitled to credit that the rebels have
really ventured upon the dangerous policy of
arming their negroes In Atlanta, Gsorgin,
Montgomery, Alabama, and other cities. IL
IL said negro regiments have already been
organized aud supplied with weapons A re-
cent North Carolina newspaper states that
about 5000 black soldiers Oliieered by whites
have been sent from camps instruction to
garrison Notifications and important towns
At the request Of General wadsworth the
New York regiments captured at Harper
Ferry and paroled, aud who were sent West
ward with a view of operating against the
Indians, have been ordered back TO New YOrl
to do q frontier duty There were about :, Coz
in all and were greatly dissatisfied in being
ordered west
The Gilmore House, Baltimore, has beer
taken by the Government for Hospital pur
poses.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1862-10-27
LATEST ME WS.
AE-rERNOON DISPATCHES.

FROM THE ARMY OF THE POTOMAC.
The Herald's correspondent from Fairfax
Court House, says--A detachment of about
80 men from this Division ut Manassas juno
tion, was attacked by about 100 rebels on Fri
day and retrealed with loss Of killed and
10 taken prisoners .......
Capt Conger, with the Sd Va. cavalry, with
IS men who had been on scouting expedi-
ton and was on his return met the same party
OF rebels between Cadets Station aud War
renton. Capt Conger attacked and defended
this body, killing several members of the 18th
Va. cavalry aud taking 200 prisoners 10
the engagement Capt Conger was seriously
wounded and renamed on the field over
night, when he was taken in charge by resi-
dent of the neighboIhood and carried to his
house and his wants cared Tor. Whole loss
of Capt Conger in the fight was one wound
ed and prisoners.
Capt Dahlgreen with his force to-day drove
in the rebel pickets between Cutletts and
Wauenton. Capt Dahlgreen who went out
TO look for Lieut. Corger, reported him dan
gerously wounded. He was paroled on the
field by the rebels, who proposed to send him
to Our lines, but he was too badly hurt TO be
moved and II surgeon was sent TO his assis
lance. aa aPa a#.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1862-10-27
By. Telegraph.
REpoRrEp FOR THE DAILY EMPIRE
MONT DISPATCHES.
REBEL MOvEMENTs SOUTH.


CARio. October 26.-From sources We learn
Of great activity among the rebels iu the vim.
cinity Of Helena, vicksburg aud Holly
Springs
They evidently contemplate an attack soon,
but Just at what point IL not known.
Joe Johnson ia said TO have 10000 troops
al Little Rock, and the number at Holly
Springs is known TO be about 10000.
The rebels are crossing their forces from
Arkansas TO Mississippi, at Vieksburg, and
are making every preparation for an attack at
Holly Springs The place is being strongly
fortified rumot here to-night that they are
moving Nor h IL probably incorrect
People East Of Memphis, near German
town, are said TO be soffering for the necessa'
ries Of lie Cotton is their only support, and
this has been all destroyed by the guerrillaf
The conacription act is so vigorously en-
forced in the South, says an officer just from
Vicksburg. that every man under 50 years Of
age is in the army. au
The Federal have possession OF Galveston
Bay This is admitted by the Grenada Appeal
Lieut.. GeOrgeS Melick, OF the 20lh Ohio
Just in from Bolivar and jackson, says il was
reported at jackson on what seemed good au.
thOrity, that Price had crossed the Hatchee
with 10000 men and was marching in direct
ion OF Bolivar. Gen. Pillow is salso reported
in same neighborhood with 10000 men. This
rumor is considered probable by high military
authority.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1862-10-27
The Old Established Bindery,

THOS. w. ODELL.
CORNER OF MAIN AND THIRD STREET OVER
THE UNION TELEGRAPH OFFICK =
MANUFACTURES all kinds OF BLANK BOOKS for
NA County Offices, Banks, Rail Road Offices, Busi.
ness Men, and others. His work eomp41ses every
style, from ~ cents up to $3.50 per quire. =
best NO. l Laid OF Wove paper used on Blank Work
Magazines, Periodicals. &c., &C., bound In any stye
desired IN plain or gilt and having the TOOLS &o Or
merly used by Morcs and by Calender he is prepared
TO match all volumes bound by them.
Old Books rebound, and made 10 lock better than
when new 80
Music bound in nny style desired, and PACED; con
Venlenee mover before offered here, with music binding
go His PAGING MACHINE is the only one in he
Oy, and is one OF the most important inyentions OF
The present Day. II will accurately page and number
Books, Checks. Drafts, Railroad Books, and papers
and any KIND OF Blanks, as high as ten lOusand. =
T. W. o. also pays very particular attention 10 pre-
barng ali kinds OF Blanks with Printed Heads-Rail-
ROAD and other work requiring neatness and dispatch
-. Having recently greatly added 20 his already
the public. rSs'-'S
nA- He refers TO the County ofhces OF Montgomery
Preble, Darke, and 10 the various Banks, Railroad
ofees' &C., in the Miami Valley, for specimens Of his
MoIk. decl3.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1862-10-27

ShEhltt y SALE.
James Turner, OF al Montgomery superio

James Turner ct al Montgomery Superior
VIM. " Comfy, II. N Com Gaze No. 2OsO.
ly aud Richard Green
DY virtue Of, and m obedience 10 the command OF
ID ven. ex &C. TO me directed from the Superior
Court OF Montgomery County Ohio, / will oher at
Pubic Sale at the door Of the Court House IA the city
of Dayton, on
Saiui day, November LIST, 1869.
Al two o'clock m, OF sad day, the following des
crbed real estate, via: As the proper Of kichard
Green, part of tho North East quarter Of in lot No.
los in the city Of Dayton, Montgomery eoun-
ty Ohio, Beginning at tho northwest corner
Of said | and running from thence eastward
Iy with Second street thirty two Ia2l feet 10 Al
bert H. H. Folkerths north west corner OF said quarter
lot, thence At right angles, southwardly with fOkerhs
west line, sixty feet 10 seven foot alley, thence
rght angles westwardlY thFtytwo (32) feet 10 the
western boundary Of said quarter lot thence north
wRTdly sixty six eet with said western boundery VI
said quarter lot 10 the place OF beginning.
Aao IN lot No 26j, corner oi Fihh and Perry street.
Also in lots numbered 25l3 south west part, and
lot 964 east part ali ia layton, Montgomery county,
Ohio.
The above promises under former execution were
appraised aa ollowsi
Lots No IO6 u on second street ut S2OIO OO
" 263 corner Of 9th and Perry sts...... 2ODOOt
" 91l3 and 2Gl4 Observation-Disclosures. at. S0ODO
The above described property was taken execn-
ton tho property Of Richard GreOn at the SUIT o
James Turner and Ellen Turner against W. y. Camlyi
X. N. Comfy aud Richard Green.
The above property cannot sell for l0ss than OF the
appraisement Terms Cash.
GEO, WOdAMAN, Sheriff
N. n. JonDAH, Atty. seSowls
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1862-10-27
CAPTURE OF MoRGANs MEN.

LoulsvILE, Oct 25.-ll;3O p. MA de-
tachment sent out by Col. Bruce, from Bowling
Green, attacked Morg1ns forces at Morgan
town yesterday, capturing sixteen prisoners,
whereupon MOrgnn's men retreated towards
Rochester where they were joined b.! Wood
ward aud Johnson
Previous to this juncture Col Shackelford,
with forces from Henderson, had fight with
another band of Morgan's guerillas and cap
tured twenty-seven prisoners
Nothing further from Buell or Bragg q
forces
Col. McCook had two horses shot under
him at Richmond Our forces captured 200
sick and wounded rebels whom they paroled.
All reports of disobedience of orders by
Gems. McCook or Rosseau, or of their having
been arrested, are absolutely false.
Gen. Buell. and Rosseau arrived here yester
day
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1862-10-27
NOTIOE.A BARGAIN.

TNHE undersigned offer for sale the farm known aa
Il John BoOkers in Randolph township, lin the War.
ner se'lemenl,) about and fsnrth miles north
Of Salem. The said farm contains one hundred and
fence and good cultivation; the balance IL No wood
land. The improvements are two good dwelling hou es;
wsllsi good, young thriving orchard. The ahoyo
farm is one OF the most desirable In the county, and
the he N being deairous TO sell at private sale viii sell
the for $50 per good and reasonable terms
Any Que desTOus TO said premises will call on j. j.
Warner or John IA. Warner who live said farm,
and for any Information wanted W II call on d. X Boyer
Clerk Of the Court Of Montgomery county, Ohio al te
Court House. j. ]. WARNER,
aux3Wan i''u la' JOHN n I. MANNER
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1862-10-27
BELMoyEMENTs

CnRo, Oct 26--FederAl force numbering
200 with one piece Of artillery stationed at
Wsverly Tenn, 20 miles south vest
Fort Donelson vas attacked BY 800 rebels
Thursday last--later completely routed. Loss
~ killed, 25 captured, and large number
wounded Our loss killed 2 wounded From
several sources Il is learned that great aetivi-
" prevails among the rebels in the vicinity Of
Helena, Vicksburg and Holly Springa They
evidently contemplate On attack but just at
what point is not known. The number OF reb-
els at Holly Springs is said TO be 10000 con-
scripts
This rumor ia considered probable in mill.
tary ciroles
Information from the country last night
represents the guerrillas, who we're lately in
camp midway between Germantown and Col
linsville, have heen seen in full retreat, close
ly pursued BY federal cavalry under Col Gri-
erson. These guerrillas were from Kentucky
and the impression seems TO be that they were
depredating ou their own hook
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1862-10-27
PETITION For PARTITION.

George A. Grove, guardian OF Georgel
N. Winebrenner, LoulEa M. Wine Superior
brenner and David II. Winebrenner, Court OF
Plaintiff, Montgomery
Charles MAXWELL Joseph W. Maxwell, Ohio.
Lena Maxwell, Mary Baldwin, and
II. NJ. Baldwin, residents OF the State Petition
OF Iowa, James Taylor, George Tay- for
lor and Charles Taylor, residents Of Partition.
the state Of Indiana, and Catharlne
Wlpebrenner, resident OF Monigom- No. 2656.
cry county, Ohio, Defendants
VlAE said defendants will take notice that a petition
Il was filed against them ON the 20th day OF October
le62, in the Superior Court of Montgomery county,
ohio, by George A. Grove, as guardian of George M
Minebrsnner, LouiEa M Winebrenner, and David /. .
Winebrenner, his wards, RnG Is now pending, wherein
said George A. Grove demands partition for his said
wards OF the following real estate wit Situate in the
county OF Montgomery, and state Of Ohio and in the
town OF Mlamlsburg and bounded and described as
follows, VIZ: Being in-lots Nos. and 10, agreeAly to
Samuel Stobers plat Of the town OF Miamsbnrg in the
county OF Montgomery, and state aforesaid, except 80
much Of lot No 10 as has been taken OF the east side
thereof by the Great Miami Turnpike. Said lots are
known and designated AZ lots Nos l9l and 100 on the
revised plat of sad town. i W
Also, an out-lot In the town of Miamsburg IN said
boingthe lot conveyed by Daniel iebhart to X.
M. Vinton by deed dated April p 1890 and recorded
In the Montgomery county records
And that at the December term, 1869, OF said Court
the said George A. Grove sad guardian will apply
tor order that partition may be made of said prem
ises GEORGE A GROVE
Guardian OF George M, LouiEa M and David H.
Winebrenner.
ADAM CLAY, Attorney. oc2ldtwawtt
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1862-10-27
MEMPHIS IN DANGER.

CHICAGO, Oct 20 The Tribunes Memphis
special, Oct 20, sAys-There is an alarming
report here this evening, that a force of u
thousand rebel cavalry stationed itself nine
miles from here, on the Memphis and Charles
ton rail road, ana had taken possession Of the
line, making Monconah and vicinity their
headquarters This is supposed to be the ad-
yanced guard Of large force, having designs
upon this city, Gen Joe Johnston is said to
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1862-10-27
LEGAL NOTICE.
Adam Clay, Plaintiff " \

ys Cot,rt of
Samuel II. Loree. Henry Loree, Har- Montgomery
net Loree, Frances Loree, John Me County,
GAMUEL II. LoREE, Of Amador county, state of
y California, will take notice that Adam Clay, of the
county OF Montgomery, IN the state Of Ohio, did, on
the 3Oth day OF August, 1862, file his petition in the
Superior Court OF Montgomery county, In the state of
Harriet Loree, Frances Loree John Mcclure and j. X.
McCleaf, defendants setting forth that Henry Loree
and Harriet Loree gave TO Samuel H. Loree a mort
gage, on the list day OF April 1857 TO the pay
said mortgage, due in i've years from It's date with 10
per cent. interest, the following described lands
situate IN the county OF Montgomery, and state Of
OHIO, being part OF section g. town 2, range east, &C.
Beqnnlng 4l2 chains the north line OF the LOree
aTm IN said section east Of he northeast corner Of the
dover estate IN said arm, set oil and assigned Fran
Loree, widow OF Samuel Loree, deceased; thence
10 along the north line of said farm T. 10 chains;
Loree iarmi thence 3 sG% W s-4l CHAINS; thence N 4
W 1917 chains TO the place OF beginning containing
10 acresi and that since the giving OF said mort.
gage the said Adam Clay sued out an attach
msnt against the goods and ehattels OF the said
samuel ii. Loreei aud in said proceeding before
William Goudy, Justice OF the Peace OF Miami town
SHIP Montgomery county, Ohio said defendant, Hen.
ry Loree, ordered, Garnsee, TO pay said Adam
Clay Slt6 55, the amount due him ON said Samuel
n. LOree out OF the said $500 debt due nom him and
the said note and secured by the said mOrtRaqe and
that since the other defendants claim some interest In
| said mortgage under the said Samuel IL. LOree the
object and prayer of said petition that said mortgage
VerHed and sold, and the proceeds or 80 much there
OF A. ~ necessary, bs applied TO the payment of the
palntift d claim, Interest and cost
And the said samuel "a. Loree is required by law Il
answer said petition before the third Saturday af
ter the 9th day Of December next,
oczlN0 Wv ADAM CLAY
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1862-10-27
PROPOSALS FOR BUILDING FUR
MACE, ETC

AuDIroRA OTPIoE, MoHTeonEAY ooUHTY, ONO,
DAYTsH, September IL, 1862.
I JltOPOSALS will be received by the undersigne
i until O'Clock q m, Monday, October q, 1862, for
buiding furnace and heating apparatus, IN the new
building, at the Montgomery County lnhrmAry. Also,
hting up water tanks for hot and cold water, hath
tubs, etc. Information "a regard 10 aal work will be
given on application A. above, by order Of the Col'
soIsdswu b. NJ AYREs, Andiior NJ. O 20.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1862-10-27
rHE ABoLITIoNIsTs FRIGHTENED.

The ABOLITI0NISTS FRIGHTENED
WASHINGTON, Oct 27--All statements to
the effect that Gen Wadsworth does not cor
daily co operate and has not from the first cor
daily cooperatod with Maj Gen Mcclellan in
the conduct of the war, or that he has ever
raised question as to the fidelity TO Govern
ment Of Gen Mcclellan are entirely unfounded
Gen Wadsworih has only asked how he could
most effectually aid him in the vigorous pros
ecution of the campaign. There is authority
for this statement
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1862-10-27
HnAD-ouAarrn's Annr oV POresnc,

The reeant order of the Secretary OF War,
permitting volunteers 70 enlist In the regular
service has accustomed 80 much excitement
that the recruits are TO be ordered back TO
their respective regiments Nothing less
than this can preserve the esprit de corps OF
the army
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1862-10-27
ATTACHMENT NOTICE.

Jacob blum, PiAintin against Moses Llndenmuth. De.
fsndsat. Before John n atnppelnian, Justice OF tho
fsae' Of Dayton township Montgomery county,
Ohio. |.H.
ON the sth day Of August, said Justice issued an
sum OF two dollars and forty cents. " L. +.
aua0wS JACOB BLUM.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1862-10-27
ANTHONY sCHWINDs EsTATE.

NOTICE is he'll eby given that the undersigned has
IN been duly appointed by the Probate Court o
Montgomery county, Ohe, Administrator Of the as
OF Anthony Schwind, late OF said connty, decd.
Ocl7 JOSEPH A. AIfZLER.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1862-10-27
New Firm.

VNHE undersigned Is prepared to do all kinds Of up
L holstery, repairs Of furniture and re-yarnsl ing
$50, all kinds Of paper hanging done at tshort notice
nj the rooms absve Mr.. J. Abbey's Drug Store, o
l9O MAN street, south Of The market.
febS3 OHkS. A. MIKINAB
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1862-10-27
THE UNION STORE.

VNTM. WALKER, 3Ol, Third street, has united with
wv his extensive stock OF Men and Boys CLOTH
mo, and Gents FURNISHING GOODS, a large and
complete stock OF the best qualities and most desra-
bic styles Of BOOTS and SHOES, which he will sell nj
the lowest rates. lie has now u thorough assortment
OF PIECE GOODS, which he will sell at cost to make
room for Fall Clothing.
He will manufacture Clothing and Boots and Shoes,
&C. TO order in the best style.
WALTER TROwBRlDGE, 30 long known here as
No. workman, has charge Of the Boot and Shoe dc
partment, and will be pleased TO attend promptly to
the orders Of his old friends and the public. y25wiy
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1862-10-27
REBELS AT ISLAND No 10.

CAlRo, Oct 25-The steamer Eugene from
below reports that the rebels have possession
of the Tennessee shore opposite Island No 10.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1862-10-27

Eoa the Democrat, So. CIosd, BFnn. nj
II You are, or have been, tr0umcdWilh the heAdaee
send for box, (Cephale Ihls so thatyou may have
them In case OF an attack.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1862-10-27

FFoa the Advertiser, Providence, RI
The Cephalic Pills are said 10 be remarkably sncc.
tive remedy for the headache, and Of he very hest
for that very frequent complaint which has ever been
discovered "a a. 4. ID 81
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1862-10-27
REIsOIeseyao. FHArHLns o.. ono. I

: HENNOIDHbVhui FKAEKLIN Coz OI10,l
january 0, 1861.
Henry @. Spdlding, ..I d ID. 4,i IH.,4if
No. 4S, Cedar ST., NJ " i.HI.Uui llif i,l. ti.. %.
Dear SIR: 100. .I si ss.A .I.tB t..
Incosed find twenty FIVE cents, (261 for which send
box Of "CephRlic Pills" Send 70 Address OF Rev. Wan
@. FILLER, Reynodsburg, Franklin CO., OHIO a'..III
Your Rils OOrk Ike ehdrigere Headache almost IN
'''"'%' L 455 Truly yOor.,l S 1854
WIN. O. FILLER.