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WAR GAZETTE.
IHR WOuNDEp.

The following orders OF the Secretary Of War
and kilograms addressed to him, tell of the COM
mendable promptness with which both the De-
partment and different State and city authorities
striving to do their utmost for the alienation
Of the condition Of the wounded In the recent
great battle near Pittsburg Landing;
war DEPARTMENT,
Washington City d. c., April IL 1852.
The Secretaryof War makes public scknowt-
edgment to the Governors OF Massachusetts, In
diana and Ohio, and the Board of Trade Of Pitts
burg Pa, for their prompt offers OF assistance for
the relief OF the ofacers and men wounded In the
late great battle on the Tennessee River. Their
offers have been accepted. II is understood that
similar humane and patriotic service has been
rendered by other city and State authorities
which have not been reported to the Department,
but are thankfully acknowledged.
EDWIN NJ. STANTON, Secretary OF War.
[ReceIved April e-5 80 p. mi
ISDtANAreLIs, April 9-Hon. Edwin N. Stan
ton, Secretary of War: Governor Morton has
twenty surgeons and hospital stores he wishes to
send TO the scene of the late battle.
He wishes me to charter a boat to take stores
and bring bach wounded would advise Il
Can 1t be done' JANIS A. ExEs, A. Q NJ
Received April DO 30 p. m
r. N,
Secretary Of War: VIII you authorize me to send
a steamer Immediately, with stores, and some
nfty OF my police nurses, to the scene Of the
battle up the Tennessee river, to bring away
wounded Of Ohio volunteers,
GEO. HATCH, Mayor.
[Received April 9-12 80 p.m.J
BOsToN, April 9.-Hon. F.. M. Stanton, Sec,y
of War: Accept my congratulations on victories
nd he
extra surgeons from Massachusetts for care of
wounded, there CT elsewhere? IL so, there are
several here Of professional eminence who, under
the direction Of our State Surgeon General, are
prepared to start Immediately for any point of
active operations-giving their professional SER
vices gratuitously. from motives OF patriotism,
but locking 10 the United States 10, TRANSPORTATION
and reimbursement of actual personal expenses.
With great regard, yours,
JOHN A. ANDREW.
PITTsBuRs, April 1O-Hon. Edward M. Stan.
ton, Secretary OF War: Our citizens will send
two steamboats, with surgeons and nurses to Pitts
burg, Tenn, for relief of sick and W, unded, II
you approve Answer.
Com. Board OF Trade.
b. PRESTON, Chairman
[Received April 10TH Is p.m1
PIrTsBURs, April 1O.-Hon. Edwin NJ. stanton.
Secretary OF War: The Pittsburg Board Of Trade
propose sending two or three steamers to the bat
tie ground on the Tennessee river, with surgeons
and nurses, to bring here wounded soldiers
May charter the boats for this service, The
General Government should at least offer the
transportation. A. MONTGOMERY.
Major Quartermaster, U. s. A.
tReceived 8 25p.ml
COLUMBUS, o., April l0.-Hon. Edwin M. Stan.
ton, Secretary Of War: ] have dispatched a
steamer, with forty trstclass surgeons and over
seventy male nurses, with an abundant supply of
hospital stores, under care Of Lieut Gov. stanton
and Surgeon General Weber, to Pi;.s5urg Land.
ing. Dawn Ton,
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WAR DEPARTMENT,

W oSIIIHt, tUH OItyl d Y ApTII II. !
ORDER REJECTING SURGEONS HEWITT AND srIpp
Grave complaints against Assistant Surgeons
Hewitt aad stipp having reached the Depart
ment, they are suspended from duty and ordered
report themselves.
DegIgento or inhuman surgeon is regarded BY
this Department Is az enemy of his country, and
Of his race, and will be dealt with according to
the utmost rigor OF military law.
EDWARD NJ. STANTON, Secretary of War
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war DEPARTMENT.

WAR DTPARTMENT.
Onos May SsP'f osd Dr-scfOT RatEroads Us
Washington, APTiI ,, ISo9.
Until further notice, passenger train will be
run on saturday Of each week, from Seventh
street and Maryland avenue to Manassas Isaving
Washington at sc an, arriving at Manassas a
10 m; returning will leave Manassas at 2 30 u.
m, arriving at Washington at p m. Fare frou
w ashington 10 Manassas and return, 80; and
from Alexandria TO Manassas and return, - IS
ID. C. McCALLUM,
Military Director and supt Railroads, U. :.
ap3-u Intelligence Republican,
D-N CONSEQUENCES OF AN INTER
rupticn at The Long Bridge, the above train will
only be run from the foot Of King street, AIeran
dris, and will leave on arrival OF boat leaving
Washington at 9 q. m.
ID. c. MccALLUM,
aP Hit "a. ID. and supt. r.. US.
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By WALL L BARNARD. Auctioueer,.
I, IIGIEE,S QAI 0E " M nI NJ n, /.

II ShLb Of Valuable REAI
Il ESTATE IN THE COUNTY or WAsHINeroN, ID.
t.-Fy virtue Of deed Of trust, dated on the 18th
cay OF August. 1887, and recorded on the 10th day
OF November, l. 81 in hber ]. A p, No. IA. folios
~ 2S1 80 and 81, one of the and records for
washington county, IN the District of Colambls,
Will sell on THURSDAY, Gath day Of April, lse2
et ocloos m, AZ the Auction Hou,e II wall q
HARVARD. corner 9th street and Pa avenue 9. in the
CITY or Was hington, the 70 lowing sorihed tract
OF laLd with buildings snd imp rOven ems thereon.
sltestec In the county Ct shlngton, IN the Dis
trlct Of Go umbia:
Tie said tract Of I'D b.s1nnin, ~ the end of tia
loarth line Of trect Of laLd called New Seat and
running thence south IS rerches, lhence souts So
degrees, west 70 peTches, thence north So degrees.
east S percees, thence south 50 degrees. east SIX
percle to Its nerseatioa with the fifteenth lire Of
te larger tract Of lana conveyed By the heirs and
devlsees OF David q. PErteT to Edward Swami,
thence south se degree. vest g porches, thence
soEtn . degrees, west 81 perches ard $500 OF a
Pofoh thence, south 81 cegees, west IS perches 10
the beginning, containing 81 acres, rood and IL
perches.
Tee terms Of this sale viii he ope-thIrd cash !;
baance bearing interest and payable in equal in,
staments at D, ~ and 70 months, the deferred nav
mens 70 be secured By hen on the land
One hundred dollars Of the ca,h payment % be
Pad down at he place OF sale; and In case the pur-
chaser or purchasers refusing % do the property
vlll a. once be resold the risk and cost Of the
oefsulanE purchaser or purohaseTs.
e. Z. MORGAN, Trustee.
NH 81 eodds WALL q BARNARD, Aucts.
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UsINEss FOE SALE.

Any person wishing 70 engage IN legitimate
business, where the exPsnses are light anu good
living can be made on small capital, will hear of
an opportunity By addressing Is 4. EVERETT,
Sss e street. esfvsen 18th and hth cts, az 7'iW'
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By WALL 4 BARNARD, Auotion..r,
Br GREEN q WILLIAMS Iro,,o..---
DUBLIC SAFE OF XAIrAR ri n " - %

~ v N CEN q WILLIAMS, Auotioneers
pUBLlC SALE OF VALUABLE REaI Es
C1,TMi;n AMNeeN MSSf JHE Best PROPERTY IN THE
W,f;. oS. q m At The Auction Rooms Of 6reen
NllIlens, osuars e15 part OF Lot a. win 49,
Dur .'oIy Ard basement Brick Building, corner on
avehae And ID stree Lot froT tins "a feet on
second stree; Lot Z, fronting 81 fer SScsss %
q sLo . nor.l, Lso small brick buildings; Sausre
-, Lo.s %, apd ~ trontinE Third street: ss1srs
-, h9t ., irontlng or MARYLAND avenue three 2rsme
buiIalnEe; Sguare 81, Lots s. g. and :: Sonsre ss1
Joy = ,itonnas on street south; Square SIS Lots
Z ahn ,, IronunE on street, eight frame hnnses:
5ot &c - m same nars fronting street. Sc 1sre
~ 20 Lots frontng on 9Th and 9Th streets: Ss nae
g. part OF Lot 9, fronting Is fesI on the Msrfet
Sp aTSSg;, WY, Lhree story brick house and back
uleips; SSuare slS, ots IS and IS, frontinf on
80 lth sueeu; square SIS, ten Lots, frontinr on
4h street ana new Jersey avenue; SQUARE 3 hsN
oi lets fronting on Hth street. square Is lots
and >, on street; Square 81, Lot S. corner New
FemP,nrs s svsn1e and street, square 20, Lot 81.
SysnGe; seuare south of loo. Lots is and il on
Nlrf aEennei 50 uare LIS, l. ots on 40 street
running nom nth suest west; Square ga 4 ots Il
:, snd fronting on l2.h street and ONO avenue
There wiz be PIsts exhibited on tn. dsy of sale.
Terms: One fourth cIth; the balance M eisbt
zen senl annual payments. Win INTEREST secured by
az ~ GkEEN WILLIAMS. Aucts
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o,, MM. G. MILLER, -5f.
sTkSBbHIFE tavEsY; aIalNGt AND SALE
, wasa'ssfon. y. C5Persons can 1t al
c c.s, oe soeommodsted With Horses, n
exchange. - " 1872
Lysry By he day or north. ~ -
Sns ~ perfectly gentle; abe rsoks, trota. lopes on
mi = sn sai - perfect bssgs Low for cash.
SAMUEL RAcoN 3 St Cd ,.,.-, .s.,,s -
tnenks 70 the fremen, citizens, soldiers, marines
;ros t9r sssing nsir pcpert TIE d-hs
70 the provost guard ead tbs poles for The q use
theJ took Of their merchSndIse. a. 10 81
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WASHINGTON. pril 10, 1862.
who have open accounts, Tue bills, and notes due,
past due, &c., and due me TO come az onoe il thew
ali notes and outstanding accounts against me
wit9S9o ae,eJ: JESSE b. WILSON,.
ap ll-Sw corner 7th and Pa av north SIDE
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tbs GREAT BATTLE.

The King Philip arrived at the Navy Yard a:
half past eight this morning, having left Ship
Point (near Yorktown, York river) at two O'Clock
yesterday afternoon. Captain Fox, Assistant Secre-
taIy Of! the Navy, senstor Grimes ofIowa Hon. Mr.
Sedgwick Of N. Y, and several other gentlemen
came up on the King Phillip. Our forces are
represented TO BE- hourly gaining ground before
Yorktown, but the bad condition Of the roads
materially retards their movements.
Nothing new has transpired on the river
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A CARD,

Il A CARD.
HEX EBY Return my sincere thanks to all
children. and $50 for ra,ing what iiftls efr sots
were saved from fifteen years. oon taut labor and
of the It'll instant. ~
apl1 81 JESSE r. WILSON
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BULL RUN.
MANASSAS,

n Useful and Valuable Rslie.
Two "sharp's Rifles" for sale for twenty dollars
e6SchnSsken OF Union prisoners 90 the 6attls Of
One Open Fsoe Sold wstch and Chain. var.
rented nne gold, for ssie for siS.
One ak seat Gloss Carriase. COST s2so. in exosl
lent order, for sac for oJs. i -
..Agsy st 4s6 lith street. between and III.
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AUCTION SALES.
FUTURE DAYS.
By WALL & BARNARD, Auouopear,
kUSTEE,S SALE nN NJ m. =.

By WALL BARNARD, Auctloneers.
EkUSTEE'S SALE or VALUABLF IN
tns AZ sanr kstL EsIATK AT Auction viz
nng IS ceu,t Of Cnancery, dated asd Of JsnIs s
STA of aiay 1852, at O'Clock D. al Re snc me
Rooms of Wall a Barnard. south co ssT ~ PsnoHu
WashIcgien, tue To- o=Inr desorihed Resi 49,
nauelJ: Lot, 9, and 10, an Square No "a,
First greet west and Second sifsst we e
.drl OF tee lois are four good frame houses,
Will then sell, at ne am. pl,os ali o,s
north ofSqusre No. S4i This seusre - hosns e.e
By Delaware avenue, vIrtinIs avenue, Half -strset
col vii then sci, - the sans, place. ssu,re No.
ste-t east, aad Is iaid out in siIte.n or wss
VIII De sold separately. NV"
will then SCI, 81 the sane place. Lot No. ., In
sS l,r 90 THE corner OF Delaware avsnue ana
All q Tee oresoinG Real Estate is situated in IN,
sfS,ss.;s dantIs D. Us and wall be sod under
The terms Of there sales will be: One third o,,h.
terred payments 20 bear interest, and be SeonDed
by the purchaser or purchasers notes eLdorsed 10
'i' salts. action q the 1l,.gs.ss
spu-s.vad. WALK HESSEsS saS,A IR[T B. sSo,,
By WALL d BARNARD. Auctioneere.
UcTioN s sU,I f 81 asssss ssd sts 81
MoRNdNS 15,h inst .. 10 ooloof. We vii sell,
Rooms, the ,emaindsr Of rucEers stook az sra
Barrels refined " bite ana Yellow Sugars,
Chests Tea, boxes Candles, O'00o'
Neg f1eg. = ussts'd. Pepper,
GarIsnt, Yc.st fosdsGf t boxes sa ssT3;;,,
sI,gbtyS 800, sfucies not here named and bur
.p u aAt Wall BARNARD. ,vo,.
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NOT so.

Its enormously stated that the rebel Generals
Joseph f. Johnston and A. Sidney Johnson are
brothers In fact there IL no Relationship between
them; and the names are not even speIt alike.
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BALLS, PARTIES, &c.

II - LOOK OUT
= HE AiBERNIi BOYS IN THE FIELD
AGAIN Fourteenth STsSd Assembly of ca
the HIberEla Cub wal b. given . philhar- -
mono hsl NEXT 70 the Star Cffloe,D on -
MOsnAt EYS.NING, 2Iss Instant. Iick- -
els 30 cents, admitting e re tleman and ladies',
See pr Iculsrs IN fture advertisements.
10y ordsr OF the ;mmitteo. .pe-Sts
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"ARTEMus WARnn

AhTEMUS WAKUD
hE capacity OF the Hall secured for the Lao
= turs q 81 =; GRowNs, Ess., better knows a.
eger OF the entertainment 20 lfsait tks nxn6s- az
tiekefs toioe Issued IN order that comfort sha be
Those Who desire 20 hssr the srestest American
Hemorlst Will DO well % secure tickets early (See
&C yertsement elsev mere a. ia
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ttsts slAAE aND RHNs,.

EOR REkT-Five or ten Minutes walk OF the
DeParime 1ts, nesty furnished ROOM con-
munlcatIns with pa loE Rlso tSo pease Il ooUs
tHe.tlJ furnshedl OF TIE second or, in private
81 bstveen q and Fl. i.s
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MI ss AZ EN Hss received much attention a.
continue With her prophetic manifestations short
I'm UT, Ionaer. she I. not willing 20 be considered
test medium. although she gives many in her y a
celiar way. She has fsthomed all The mystio
oeasg OF her Profession, ard is full cempetrnf TO
vrIts upon any subject OF depth and Importance
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DROF. Q. r. BARNES FASHIONABLE
i .pANCIN6 ACADEMY at Temperance "A
every Tuesday and Fridaf-sfternoon class -
st 5, evening clsss st ]. Sore9 every Friday G.
evening ~ O'Clock. Musio NJ Prof. geo. Ar.h,
Tenpelsnce Hsil viii be let for Balls, Parties.
&c. Apply a. above. r. Il 2ms
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M. GREEN,
M GR ERN-

CoRNER tn RrzKNTH AND STREETS,
, ,, CoR'RR THIRTEEHIH AND l. sTRJRTs,
SeuS OeytOn'S Superior Lemon Btseuits.
Sells Dayton's Superior Lemon Biscuits
ap li-lv
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FROM TIE MOUNTAIN DEPARTMENT.

WHEELING, Va. April 10 -Ron. e. M Sfas-
goa, secretary Of Warden. Milroy Is In posses
sion Of Monterey and Crabbolton The enemy,s
mounted scouts are stiH In sight OF Monterey
Their rear guard was driven back by our troops
They are reported to be fortfyin2 themselves east
ofths Shenandoah mountains
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E0R EENT-A furnished four-st.ry BRICK
of the city, with FIRE large chamber. and p.rloI S.
bath room supplied with hytr.nt vs'ef, and gss
hnL9ds hOut csrrlage house snf stat bis attached.
eminent employse IN eithsr one of the Depart
ments. Igauire a. 3s5 Eleventh street, between
X ana l., from 70 ,. m. :. = - aplI
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REMOVAL.

M SCHNEIDER has removed his Gun ltors and
IN. shop from ME old stand Ia the Ohio Block, 81
street. 70 No. 100 Main street, opposite the Market
ment Of Douhle and Single barrel shot Guns; Rines
Cslts, Touef'e, Aliens smith wessons, and other
hagoSers and Pistolsi Bowie and Pocket KniVes; NJ
kinda Of Sporting APparaiB; Gun hArrsls and mate
rial Powder and bho(, etc.
We have Just received. besides other Guns, new
and superior article Of Ameroan single Barre Slot
nOis - : n. scHSRTpER SON.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1862-11-20

Stolen.-0fiicers Harden and Mccain ar
rested fellow last night who had in his pos
session a lot Of dOor-knObs, sash-lasteners,
screws, &C., &C., tied mp in an apron They
are doubtless stolen, and can be had at the
Mayors Office.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1862-11-20
REAnOvAL.

Nl East with ALL the latest styles aud patterns IN
DhE4S, CLOAK AND hANIiLLA MAKING. re.
Apectlly niorrls the ladies' of Dayton and Vlcluily
that she may be ound A No. $50 s0ulh aide of sooa
street, beiReen JeiAfson and - Csir door west
of Wyah'b Bakery, fAtterna for aala. -..' ~
MA gentleman and lady can bo accommodated
with pleasant rooms. with board oc2a
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1862-11-20

Sanitary Thieves recent meeting
of the Cincinnati Branch Of the United
States Sanitary Commission, letters we're read
from intelligent soldiers who offered evidence
70 the Commission in regard to the manner
of disposing Of the donations Of the various
Aid Societies to the soldiers in the hospitals.
These statements agreed substantially in the
complaint of gross abuses on the part Of hos
pital stewards at Louisville and other points
In Kentucky where hospitals have been estab.
lished during the past year. In most cases,
II appears these fellows have appropriated
10 their own use the delicacies the ladies'
throughout the country have prepared, col
lected and forwarded TO the sick and wound.
ed soldiers These hospital thieves have, in
many instances, compelled eonvaleseents to
pay exhorb.antly for the very dslieaeies in
tended expressly for them BY the kind ladies
at homsi ..f..
We have the same kind of reliable com.
plants from the hospitals in Washington and
vicinity. There has been general and per
sistsnt system Of stealing all that is valuable
of the sanitary supplies; robbery infinitely
Deaner than any other perpetrated since the
war began because the poor soldiers who are
broken down in the service of the eoantry,
arc the direct suhisrersa The united testimo-
ny Of humane physicians and Surgeons is,
that thousands Of lives might have been pre-
served in the hO,pitals East ami South, had
proper dslcacies been furnished as provided
and intended by tho noble and generous Ia
dies throughout the country.
We wonder how these thiDRs can bo per-
mitteS. The mismanagsmsnt of the sxpen-
ses Of the war il a sin aad shame 70 A
Christian people There is no system any
where, unless il be System of plunder. Il
seems as though cOplraslors, generally, copy
after Floyd, aad hope to put their infAmy on
his shoulders But We especially dsnouncs
robbery wkere thousands Of suffering soldiers
are the victims, and have made the thing
dannabls through the forfeit Of their lisss
The men who have suffered whsa death
would have been relief, and survived II, and
the friends Of those neglected and murdered
in the hOspitals, will never, never forge. or
forgive the williams who, by rsason Of vast
patriotic prslsnas, robbed them and the coun-
try in the hour Of our greatest peril AAd
the time viii surely come when to have been
a Contractor in the army, or Steward In .
hosPilAI, viii bring upon them the indignA-
tioa and .eots q the good everywhere,
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1862-11-20

Fine Arts.-We desire to direct the at.
tention of our readers To the Art-Notice Of
Charles sOule, Sem, Esq, and his estimAble
and talented daughter, Miss Clara Soule
and it gives US great pleasure to recommend
them to the patronage of intelligent and ap.
preeiative people. Call at their Rooms in the
Phillips Building.
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Lots of 'em.-Jssse X. Christopher has
returned from the Eastern cities with big
supply of Nice Goods and Notions, which the
Ladies will be delighted to see Call at the
Southwest corner of Main and Jefferson and
examine his extra stock
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AN ORDINANCE

TO special iar Out-Lot No. 81 on Third street
fer eertdfs improvements.
Bet ordoRed bg the Cty COaet Of lho city Of DaUton
II majority OF tyothrdH Of the members elected 10
Uouncl concurring therein,) That the sam Of 80 lS
cent? Do LEVIED and assessed each foot on Out.
Lot No. 81 10 deay the expenses OF grading gravel.
ing. curbng, and gutterng ont Of said lot pursu-
ant 70 an Ordinance passed May o. lsG2 and that the
owner or owners OF said lot pay tho same 10 the Mar
kot Master Of this city within three days. ..U8
This ordinance 70 take effect from aud Aer ts pas
Passed In Council this 18th OF November, 1852
AMOS DECKER, President OF City Council
AAeSt: AhrHonr srHFnHHs, City Clerk. no2Jds
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sCeleryT@The best quality Of Celery may
be had Of Mr.. Feicht at bis stand on the
South side of the Market House, near Main,
or by leaving orders at the Fruit and Oyster
Depot of r. W. Duff, lO8 Main street
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1862-11-20

Meeting There VIII be ! meeting Of the
Democratic Association at Bsckel Hall, on
Saturday evening, on which occasion several
short speeches will be made Let the People
turn out.
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.ARTIsTGC.

Portrait Painting. -Peraons not having
the time or inclination to ait for portrait,
painted In the usual way, M a NEW MODE, can
have u first rate likeness, Of any size, painted
in oil colors, in one sitting Of aheen Or twenty
minutes. Third story Phillips Building.
joaaa % aau .a o. CHAs. SouLE Sr. I'D
noy20 7aa lia MISS CIAiA SOULS,
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NOrIOE.
For Aale at the WOOlen Factory

A GOOD assortment Of Flaonels-lAue mix gray
"A mix blue, red aud white, of home and kusierii
iiihnulacturei home made 5Rtinet anu Jeans; exIul
white blaaketsi few pairs d gray blanket, vr sol
dlersi WOODEN Hose or gents and adlss; cotton hat.
unsi max uttng, cheap, stocking yarns vi ySriOus
klndsi prntsi delanesi Canton hAnnes, etc.
hol4asM WILLIAM FISH.
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co.PBRrNRRsHIp NOTICE.

ViHE updernigned have this dAy formed = oo-part-
H. nershp uuder the hrtn Of George Mccain a o.,
aud will cOntnee the Goal, Wood, and Lime business
a the old stand. We hope 10 merit continuance Of
The patronage heretofore extended TO The old lm.
GEORGE MCCAIN,
nole 80 Hn JOHN AAUkRTH.
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Wax! Wax 3! Wax!!!

w very ssssHial 70 ne sac ksspinE u ycar isi
iOs az y -, ,gAns ah1nH praS9ss,
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1862-11-20

In TOwn.-Our old friend, and the pub
lies friend and bensfaetOr, DR.. John Wise
agreeably surprised US this morning by call
at our Sanstum---S W. corner Of the Sd story
of the EXPIRE Office, where we may be found
during the hard times The Doctor is home
on short futlOugh to see his family and friends,
while the Gun-BOat on which he is Surgeon
the "Baron de Kalb''-is being fixed up for
the Winter Campaign. The Doctor is enjoy
ing excellent health.
Superior Court nocket-The Docket
Of the Superior Court for heDecembsr Term
has bean assigned as follows. From
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1862-11-20

ON Friday, October 7, hank horse win wh,ta s.es
~ about 10 hands high heavy name and tail when
he LETT he had halter on. liberal reward viii he
gwen for his return OF any Information Of his where
aDouis. AkDREw STEAR, Butcher,
holl Miami City, near Dsy ton.