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Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1862-04-16
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8rantbrIttn FIR mGIte iIe Gnsmpfrben gIrp.
GS it ffin ncUtr urb ungrcthltr Qrlitsl, ion.
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in ollfn SGei!en t.t sartcS iino unsetrurr Drlr
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mcit llNBtauliDt ,u tsiyirbisen, taE tIrIe Mst-
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Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1862-04-16
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Q'rebSfrtauTs Sleieerbdneler,
bat (sIH Gtablifsmsnt DCn ptm nGrtERbsn Gds Der
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Vetl'9t.
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ttS NNNrIemsn, rCn SpdtjGbr8I une 0Sihters
XiCieuue, fur DaGnntr unp &uatsn gum &iey'
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ta0re @sSabiun3 in Sutsn onos
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9rcatpan. 81. N.-gs fno yyut GgSgsn, ndmtit
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Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1862-04-16
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Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1862-04-16
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Gieiocr MAIDEN 2eutcI
So lie EtsiNtr m3bcn e!uts
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Tag fin Gtsi05tmauad merle
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Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1862-04-16
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Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1862-04-16
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auifdt, unb tatw parnsn mir ecIatr, bs3GBl&
auf Stplt, Taurtaftietsit unb 9iuotslt, pa6
tnen tsne anrc1e Btetd9fTeat nsrbsn tEnnen. MO-
rauf mir tie QufmsrEiamfrit bss @ubIiFums gu
fnsen winfhm.
Sin GOufDrmature.
Sa~ Gle taten aud icsten elm 9atsnt .,gOn.
fcrnatars" T0altrn. mOrurtb R6pfs gan, 8srau
lsmfiisn msrten f6nrsn--rnb bic 6ct5s bieffs
MGiIfns III, tnb tasur& unolaublia pist tnsu
teiselragrn wte, tlb Der 6ut gang esnau ben
&Cpf raft, uNO iolsIh aud gan, tsqusm unr
dngcnrtm auf tCmIfIten lbt.
Da fe BE sIHStgen 6abtifanten In Der Stabs
llnb. unb ati'j untsr brfr NuIitt Seriertst pIrb,
lc F6nnsn f taiir biirBsn.
Gbriit uno Gouers.
Ncuemtrr 90, 1861. rabY
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1862-04-16
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nit alIcn unb jeren 2rtifsln Sa pnistcn. fir Die
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zen it,
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cm6 quite gDlaytn. tli9e 9tiR' urb quite Be-
6anrlre su psrmsbrtn iu6m. sic tiIisn sohrr
um SsneIotsn 3uiprua.
Srprelt mb Smith.
MGrl II, 1862. ratp
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wcnn ris gsuts has gumtsr trjnsen--reFsId4sr
Snfcrl9t or aud
! Sburen, Senlftrrabmen, Gafb, Senifers
laoen, Slenoen, Wouloin06, Scrpus,
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brs Die ttras In lsdNn SADIE trauGrn, wupsr
fs gu ibrsm Sorttril fntsn lvtnn fr trt i0m an,
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heura RAP CT au!e unb tiuae @rbstt Iisfnt.
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nm '5a6s trit&ilat. Hatr gang gut nit zen
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illt mir tn esm unttrRetmrn.
m. Sobn 9. @roffin.
9I1tl II. 1862. rd3D
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1862-04-16
SpStja9r unb Winter
!Statc eeasO S9oODegs.

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v fen Stitsn unb Sappm ,u batsn
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ben mSsIi&f nIsSsrRsn 9rsibsn, finp sinsslabsn
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Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1862-04-16

Die llnterJethnstm srtaIten tiBtIA bon Neu-
surt urO @bilaeelp9a
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1862-12-01
By Telegraph.
REPORTED FOR THE DAILY EMPIRE
NIGHT DIsPAToHEs,
FROM FREpERICKsBURO


HEADQUARTERS Army or THE PorohAc,
Nov. 2T.-The rebels continue to raise earth
works around Fredericksburg, but no new
batteries we're visible today
Early Yesterday morning some rebel caval.
~ said to be the Hsmptoa Legion, crossed
the river some distance above here, and made
q descent upon two companies Of third Penn
sylYnniA cavalry IN Gen Averelfs brigade
near HARDWOOD, capturing nearly the entire
number.
The roads are improving and supplies are
coming in more freely from the landings
November se--Some Of the snemy's camps
visible yesterday, disappeared last night, they
propabfy retired to the valley IN the rear OF
Fredericksburg.
New rebel sarthwOrk, redOubts and rife
r;ss, grow daily.
Five Of our gunboats Sg- reported adyahS
ing up the Rappahar a0ck, opposite King
Georges Court House The right wing Of the
enemy extends nearly TO that point, some
distance from the river.
Burnside returned to camp from Washing
ton All quiet tonight
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1862-12-01

WASHINGTON, Dec. l.-HoUsE Chaplain
returned thanks for Frightening prospects for
liberty Of slsyss; for emancipation from a
sySiem which had involved us in sin, sorrow,
and shame.
Roll called by States, A quorum present
A message was received from the Senate. A
quorum had assembled ready for business
A similar message was sent to the Senate.
A Committee from both Houses was appoint.
ed 10 wait on the President and inform him
that they were ready to receive communica.
ton.
ConkliDg, Of New York, offered resolution
which was adopted, instruoting the Commit.
tee on Naval Affairs to inquire and epert the
best mode Of placing vessels Of war on Lake
Ontario, when the exigeney may arise and
Of establishing water communication from
the other waters TO the Lakes aud to report
which Of the yarious plans are most reliable.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1862-12-01
FROM THE COAST.

New YoRK, Nov 29-The steamer Cambria
has arrived from New Orleans, the Goth.
Capt Franks of the 18th Connecticut Regi
ment has been dismissed from the service,
having been convicted by u Court Martial of
having received bribes.
There were still some cases of yellaw fever
at Houston, Texas, on the Sd, but the disease
Aas not epidemic. The fever still prevailed
at Matagorda, ludianola and Lavaca, with
deaths therelrom At each. On the 3lst ulf, as
the steamer Den was towing q federal gunboat
from Sabine Pass Town, she was asaailed by
volley from forty rebels, concealed in mill.
The United States forces opened FIRE on the
mill and town and destroyed the mill anda
few residences, aud setting fire to few other
buildings. The fire was extnguished.
A powerful squadron was concentrating on
Mississippi There we're already more vessels
at New Orleans than At any time since its cap
tuTe; a large number of river boats have been
armed There is great activity in military
circles preparatory to offensive movements
A general inspection OF arms and men was
about to take place.
Guerrillas infested the river banks above
and below the city.
One naval vessel has been fred into and
returned the shot with grape and canister, but
thick brushwood enabled the assalants TO es-
cape, No vessel unless well armed, now
leaves the city
General Butler is about to place overseers
on cop6scsted plantations to save the cotton
and sugar. The new cotton crop is coming
in quiet freely.
General Butler has permitted the resuinp-
tion of the publication OF the National 4d-
voeate, after explanations from Jacob Barton,
that be had no attention 10 aid the rebels.
New Orleans advices give glowing accounts
Of the Union demonstration held on the 18th.
Resolutions were adopted sustaining the Ad-
ministration, expressing desire for speedy
opening Of the Mississippi, and endorsing the
rule Of General Butler
A special to the Herald from headquarters
states that il is rnmored jackson is advancing
on our flank from Warrenion. A proper dis.
position Of our troops was consequently made
Lees headquarters are visible two miles
back Of fredericksburg
The rebels are still erecting earthworks,
and have rifed cannon commanding all fords
and bridges
The frigate Vanderbilt has arrived from the
search for the Alabama, having Steamed 4, 900
miles, cruising from Grand Banks to south.
ward Of the Bermudss, and spoke one vessel
that saw her in latitude az 3O', longitude 70'
I5L
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1862-12-01
NOTICE..A RARGAIN-

UNHE undersigned oner for sale the farm known as
John Booker's In Randolph tow nship, (ip Inc War.
seftlemenI) about one and one fsurth miles north
OF Salem. The said farm contains one hundred and
fence and good cultvationi the balance is No wood
land The improvements are two good dwelln houses;
good barn and other out -buildbRs two ne Yer failing
wellsi good, young, thriving orchard. The above
farm In one Of the most desirable In the county and
tue he being esirOus 10 sell at private sale will sel
the SAT for S5L per acre on good and
Any one desirous TO SAID premises viii call on J b
WarneT or John Il. Warner who live near said hrtn.
AZ or any infOrmRton wanted II call on d. K Boyei
Cnis the Court Of Montgomery county, Ohio M the
ts.uFt House. a.slI7f ssisaiiaa'J y. j. WARHER, -
ang3wam John III. WARMER d.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1862-12-01
THE GREAT BATTLE TO COME OFF
SOON I..

NFw YoRK, November 29-The army cor
respondent Of the Philadelphia Enquirer from
AequiA Creek says, daily, hourly, in fact mo
mentarily we expect to hear the 6rst gun fred
that will inaugurate the first grand battle Of
this campaign, for ii is in this vicinity that
not only almost the entire rebel army 10 con
eeutrated 100000 strong, but also the three
grand divisions which go to make up the
grand army of the Potomac.
A dispatch to the Philadelphia Press says
that last night the indications we're that Gen
eral Burnside's army would soon move, aud
that we are on the eve Of one OF the greatest
battles Of modern time.
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DISSOLUTION.
sHERIFFs SALE.
John Wytymsn
Montgomery Superior Court.
Case No. 2647.
James n. Basgott and

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W Montgomery Superior Court.
James n. Baggott and Case No 264T
Mary Shank. rI
ON SAL URDAY, the 27th day Of December 1862
" Rt 2 o'clock IN Of said day, at the door OF the
Court House in the city OF Dayton, will offer AT pub
lie sale as upon Judgments and executions law the
following described real estate, to-wit Lot numbered
seven hundred and seventy two T72) and s1 (6 feel
OF the east side o. lot numbered seven hundred and
seventy three (77Slts numbered the revised plat
OF the city OF Dayton, county Of Montgomery, add
state OF Ohio. '.. f..ss. I'I-|
The above described premises 10 better known as
the DAYTON HOTEL property, sit ate on Third d, ,
east OF the Montgomery House. and has been Rpprnis
ed at 500 and cannot sell for ess than OF the above
appTasement. Terms-cash.
Taken on execution as the property Of MAry Shank
and Mary Shank
GEORGE woGAMAN, Sheriff Mont. county.
N. r. JORDAN, Attorney. - no2pwts
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The Old Established Bindery,

THOS. w. ODELL, } +
CORNER OF MAIN AND THIRD STREET, OYER
- THE UNION TELEGRAPH OFFICE, t5
MANUFACTURES all kinds of BLANK BOOKS for
Ol County Offices, Banksi Rail ROAD Oftces, Busi-
ness Men, and others. His work ddnnptises every
style, from 20 cents up to 81, per quire.
best No ! Lad Or Woys p1per used on Blank Work,
Magazines, Periodicals, &c,, &C., bound in any style
desired in PLAN gt and having the tools 6f ior.
mery used by Morts and by Calender he is prepared
to match all volumes bound by them. 81. II :
Old Books rebound, and made TO look better than
Music bound IN any style desired, and pdged con
Venience never before otored here, with binding.
So His PAGING MACHINE in the only one in the
Olty, and is one Of the most important Inventions Of
the present Day 1t will accurately page and number
Books, Checks, Drafts, halroad Books, and papers,
and any kind OF Blanks, as nigh as ten u0usund
T. W. q; also pays very PARTICULAR attention TO pre-.
paring all kinds Of Blanks with PIntea Heads-Rail-
Road and other work requiring neatpses and Dispatch
Ra- Having recently greatly added to his already
the public, s y, ~, 'I----'-t't -.
na- He refers TO the County Offices OF Montgomery
PIeble, Darke, and to the various Banis, Railroad
oftces, &c, IN the Miami Valley, for specimens OF his
MoIk ~ 49, To .sl decl3.
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LATEST NE WS.
AFTERNOON DEsPATCHEs.
THE WIRES OUT OF ORDER.

THE WIRES OUT OF ORDER.
EDIroRs-rhs stoIm bids fair to maternity
interfere with telegraphing the Message The
wires have been badly working all the NOR
ming and at this hour the Telegraph Superin-
tsndent reports but three wires to Washing
ton in good order. ID. A. CRAIG
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RENEWAL.

Ms n. kELLER, having Jnst tIetupsd from the
DREss, CLOAK AND MANILA MAKING, re-.
spectiully informs this ladies pf Dayton and yeimty
that she may be found st No eDIsohlh yda Of second
street, between Jeterson and g. Clar one door west
OF Nyatt'a Bakery. Patterns for sale.
MA gentleman and lady can be accommodated
with pleasant rooms, with board ocgs
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1862-12-01
LATER FROM EUROPE.

oAPE RACE, Saturday Hibernian, Liverpool
2Oth, Londonderry 2lsr, passed this evening,
Breadstnffs steady quiet Corn improved
Provisions dull Consols 934 moneg
Reported steamer similar TO the Alabama
left Liverpool another soon to follow. "
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REMOVAL.

Nj SCHNEIDER has removed his Gun Store and
Nl, Shop nom his old stand IN the Ohio Block sd
street, TO No lO9 MAN street opposite the Market,
menI OF Double and single Barrel shot Guns; Rifles;
Cors, Tower AlJen's hmth 4 wesson's and other
RevolyeTs and Pstols Bowie and Pocket Knives; all
Kinds OF Sporting Apparatus Gun Barrels and mate
rial; Powder and Shot, etc. f el..l
We have just received besides other Guns, q new
and superior article OF I'm American single Barrel Shot
Gun the test OF the kfndin Market. hW|
nols 4s NJ. SoHNEIDER& SON.
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COMPREHENSIVE NOTICE,

FNHE undersigned have this day formed co-part.
i nershlp under the hrm Of George Mccain A 90.
and wlcontinue the Coal Wood, and Lime business
at the old stand, We hope TO merit continuance Of
GEORGE MCCAIN,
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PUBLIC NOTICE.

PUBLIU NUTICE
I nAYE this day sold out my share in the stock Of
l. goods formerly owned by Charles Post 4 Co. to
William Vollbreeht and Herman Landmeier Bott,
have commenced their mercantile career with me- and
Mr. V. has latterly been my partner in business As
have no doubt that they will carry the business on
the same principles by which have been governed Tor
the last thirty years, hesitate not to recommend
them 70 the favor OF my customers. shall Tor time
continue TO be with them in their store.
Dayton, Oct. !, 1852. CHARLEs POST.
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HORSE COLLARS
New Wholesale Collar Shop.

(tALL At MlTCHELL's, Second street, opposite the
" Park, Tor best Of curled HAIR Collars, made to
order Tor the trade, i5rH
orders may be LED atJ. + Kenney's sAddler shop,
Third street. noQ5
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1862-12-01
CO.PARTNERaHIp

ME have this day formed co partnership under
w the hrln ot William vollbrecht a Co., and bought
has been n businesAior Apumber Of yeMa with Mr.
Post and latterly his partner. Mr.. s. was formerly
WIN Mr. n and latterly with Rogers, Fowler Aehey
As we intend to do business on The same prnepes S
our former employer hope TO retain lie custom he
has had for numeer Of years. RI
WILLIAM VoLLBRECHT.
HERMAN sANDMEIER y