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Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-09-20

Costar's Rat, Roach, 60 Kxtsrminatof.
Costar's
Cos.ar's Bed-bug Exterminator.
Costar's
Costar't Electric Powder for Insects, Go.
In 35c, Soc AND 81 90 Boxes, BorrLEs AND FLAsxs,
So AND IS FOR PLANTATIONS, SHIPS, BOATS,
HOTELS, &c. &C., DC.
CAUTloN!!! To prevent the public from
being imposet upon by Spurious and Highly Per-
nicioss hassatioms. new label has been prepared,
bearing ,Ace;~.;1. Of <h> D..p...t..'s s;enatnrA
fore purchasing, and take nothing but I" COS.
TAkS.'s
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-09-20

TIE EIITORY Of AM RICAN VAN
UfAITURES, FROM 1908 To
1850. Y s-..fs
BY DR.. J. Leanaer Bishop. 2 vols. 8vo.
Vel. l. cow ready, Vol. II, nearly ready.
This IL probably tho largest and NEST important
work now iE the American press.
We have also published new editions Of the
following useful and popular hooks
Tho Business Mans L, gal Adviser 4:
o., how TO save money BY conducting business &C.
cording to law, IS expounded BY the best and lat
o.. authorities. 400 PIP, sheep. Price, 81.
Opportunities for Iada try; or 4
thousand ChaUeeS t.
Make MeDvy.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-09-20

T Sod Eserychere-by
All WHoLssALK DkuGGIsTs in the largeD cities.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1862-10-30
PETITION FOR pARriTIoN

George A. Grove, guardian Of George
a.. winebrgnpsr, Lonlla N, Wine 4 Superior dy
brenper and David II. Winebrenner, Court of
hfinntlh' ~ neNihI MOO ~ aat Montgomery
Charles Maxwell, Joseph W. MaxwtafS ~ ohm "
Lena Maxwell, Mary Baldwin, and
u. MaBadWin, residents Of the State 10 Pesitiau %
OF lows, James, Taylor George Tay- for 49,
lor and Chatles Taylor retidenss oftlf pAltiuon
the state OF Indiana, aud Catharlpe
Minehfei1neri resident OF Monigoni. @ No fs5d
cry county, Ohio, Defendapts., - ..
TNhE said defendants viii take notioethai nelitio,
a was hlel against them the zoth day Of october
lsJ2, IN the superior Court of Montgomery aoanty,
Ohio by George A. Grove, a. guardian Oh Geofg. n
Minebrsnner, Lotnza hs WinSbrenaef, and Dsyid M,
Winebrenner, his wards, and Is now pending wherein
haid taeofge A. Grove dqrancs artition lot his said
wards oi the following real estate towt Sitnt In the
county Of Montgomery and state Of Ohio, and in the
town OF hiamlsburg, aud kounded and described as
satn0e ytobersp plat ofthetowh oMikf,iis i1 the
cOEiy Of hontgonsrysRad slnie aef eHaid crpi SO
much OF ~ has been taIkeoh tina eapt sloe
thereof BY the Great Miami Turnpike Said Ma arr
known and designAtsd lots Nos 1pt and 100 on Inc
Also, an outot in thc town Of Miarnisblrg, IN said
eount containing one and NJ res IN less
being The seme lot conveyed by Daniel Gei5hRrt To- l
in the Aiontgo mery county records l 0ilS iflfNid
lAnd that az the December term is6q of said Court
the said George A. Grove, % SAID guardian Will apply
for an order that partition may be made OF said pfe
lgeHs ~ .l4 70 90 lls g0BURGE A. GR0Ns, Bs'
sSsFSlsn q George NJ LoqiEs NJ. and pevld A.
ADAn CLAY, Attor1ey. su,yrll3 ototd,vs,t,i
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1862-10-30
l0IHOENsFl bNoTTtSEslsal
oFYIoLIoF OolLler9sI % IsFgss.ll RlgAssrlIl

''n OTfick'or CotLkcroH " Isrgnsat RiysSrri
afi o tTHI Tgn THfnD DmTRtor oF ONO. n 4 ~
iC N. y, cor. Third aud Jefferson ats., DArFos,
n Li6snses with the AsashA5ssa 81 'Monfeonieft
county noe lrocufs such Iicenaea payment ol
the tax levied By the Act OF Congress, ITO provide In.
interest on the Psibiiu Debtp aisg adl to afodfaf
Penalty for neglect 70 take out License is equal 70
THREE TIMES THE AMOUNT or DUTY lax Tor such
Licenses on all applications made to the Assessors
IN Montgomery county must issue from this Office,
oc2Qdfw JOHN 4. MAHTIN, collector
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1862-10-30
Just. Received Fresh and Nice.-R.

Just, Received Fresh and Nice,7yR
W. DUFF 10s Main 'sFessf hAs thisdsy received
the finest lot Of Oranges ADd MemoDs ever
brought tho city, also the incest and best
lot Iof apples ID the market He has also just
received BY Express, q lot Of Mann's ine
Baltimore Oysters, and barrel Of fresh Lake
fab, packed Ia ice and warranted good All
Of which will be sold cheap for cash. Call
early aud supply yourselves, with the best e e
-9b 9qod ufs-E2ll-ll ID -anl -lni2ain i0 reai
Get the Best.-7A II. West still has . few
of those excellent Sewing Machines, len, al
though the ladies' have been making a rush
for them since the cold weather setin.s % u
90 looA hlnou-t4-.--~ fl4--i-haa na rniiiuQ
a Literary.--JusD receiycd-s Pictorial mHis-
tory'ofthe War, No. II, N. Y. Ledger Clip.
per, Wilkes Spirit, American Union, True
Flag, Banper Of Light Irish American, Bos-
ton Pilot Little's Living Age, Vanity Fair,
&c, 9t D. d. Rea's Fruit and News Depot, 10
Main atrAat W nHnt 5000 Huillsm1a nhaiu
III ~ s..sigsh 2 hnasbaeb ygmi ilnoa
Look to Your rntsrestS Ladies' il you
sNfSoNh ~ q NahrNt1hI ~ WA-
son Sewing Machine, and you can get work
at any OF the tailors. b'15a fiU ylnini hno
hOlu - e1i911l-A1l- = s-aIarl4Ia lnsi bsgs gIi
Fire. The alarm Of ERE yesterday after
noon was occasioned BY theburhing Of q Hay
Press on the corner Of Wayne and Richard
streets, oregoLD About ihres. ION of hay,
together with the press, and a shed, &c, were
consumed Origin Of the fire otknown. 81
'g1f ahf ,SoiI4L14- - -lAllIR eds a.nHh2sm
w. & VII you want Sewing Machine
that win do all kinds Of sewing buy a Wheel.
ers% y iisonpg ai qooq TO fail ao''h', O. no.
Accident,-A son nlefs Mr., Tnrpin was
severely wounded in the lace and neck by the
accidental discharge OF gun in the hands Of
one Of his companions yesterday. The wound,
though severe is not dangerous b yas 4Isai
Sewing Machines. .--Of course you are
going to buy yont wife Wheeler u Wilson
this Fall. n y1ev sdI Yisl1losda ols yshi isai
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1862-10-30
1Setn Au6ertIsemelts
SHRRIFFe SIZE.


Jacob swAnk q. Montgomery supsnor Court,
John s,ssL w. 49, !. :, s 49, 80. ~.
y onsNenoe - fhaccmmand % an order o. ale 20
~ me dlreqtoe n.y. the superior CouTf of Munls6usFy
fehe.y, pllo VIII oef dt puke sale q ta door IN
Fie Court Aouee a Ne city Of Dzylon % sElt f5
.ag t,a . .hetuTIA0lg hetanbsr ~ tota no ss9iua u
~ eaPsh n9 % nad day, The solloWlnG deocgibcd
aoal1on 70 ne toen q ersokFiils lying and being
" ~ P.It o. section ~ (St o. sad foUhsdIp
Appraised eaIO
Aeq o.naet sel fos lsns than tso.thirs VI aAid az
Terms -one.third eashl eas .thsId 10 one Dhd The
alAeee " ne feeIP lfaal ana day q aalsl aIs aItrFsd
~ mtt.4 ~ naAf AZ PEI oantinluraal tom lha ay OF
baio and y secured " rlorlIags "a ihs ,.-.s.-f =
ekQR0H hoGkhAN, Ehsria Ron. c1,,,,ess
0Honon W. houk, Attorney. ees1S;.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1862-10-30

Lost.-This morning, on Jefferson street,
between Third and Fifth streets, Mink Vic
torine. The finder shall be literally rewarded
by leaving il at No l26, Jefferson street
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1862-10-30


The Confidence Game.--A couple of
sharpers played the confidence game pretty
successfully upon one of the unsophisti Gated,
at the Union Depot; last night The shsfps
had been lounging about the Depot for some
time in search of a victim, and at last were
gratiiied on seeing rather green specimen,
coming towards the ticket Office with carpet
sack in his hand One Of them Immediately
approached him, and fami liarly remarked that
he believed he had met him before The VIC
Tim replied, perhaps he had, and stated that
he was engaged in business in Wilmington,
Clinton County II being sometime Before
the arrival of the train, the sharper succeeded
in enticing his victim into drinking saloon
near the Depot, where he introduced him to
his friend, and the drinks all round, a game
of cards was proposed to while away the time.
The victim declined to play, and the two
shArpers set down to. a game, with the Will
mington man for a spectator. A bet of five
dollars was proposed after the game had pro-
gressed awhile, and the sharpers not having
change each borrowed V, from Wilmington,
and gave their watches as security. After
the game had been desidsd, the winner re-
deemed both watches, giving Wilmington two
counterfeit five dollar bills in return for the
genuine which he loaned them. He did not
discover that he had bean victimized until he
had parted with his sharper friends. He i'm.
mediately sought the assistance of the police,
who went in search of the rascals, with what
success we have not learned.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1862-10-30

=
New Gunboat Indianola. We had the
satisfaction of taking look at Gunboat at
Cincinnati the other day, in the Ohio river,
neRf the Water Work. Il is named the In.
dianola and locks very much like the pictures
OF the Monitor in the Illustrated weeklies, al
though We was told it was an improvement on
the model Of the Monitor. The Indianola
was not quite finished and was being encAsed
in her coat of iron three inches thick. The
plating or slabs OF iron are securely pinioned
on the wooden sides of the vessel three feet
in thickness Byllong iron bolts. The wheel
house and roof are covered in the same man
rer. On the top of the iron root wooden
house is erected for the comfort of the crew
when not in dangerous localities, and is lie.
bic to be shot away by the enemy. The two
daghlgreen guns Of the IndiAnola are exceed
ingly smooth and beautiful and each weigh
fifteen thousand seven hundred and seventy
two pounds They were cast at PittsburSh
and CARR, balls Of 1872 pOunds About two miles.
They ase Easily mshAged by q screw Shd Gira
can be taken with great precision. The en-
glne Of Eve hundred horse power aud boilers
are we'll protected in the hold of the vessel.
Officers and crew have comfortable berths in
their quarters below, which resembles the
Liverpool SteAmers.
The lndianola draws eight feet of water and
costs about one hundred and twenty FIVE thou.
sand dollars She will be ready for service in
about two weeks.
Two other gunboats are being constructed
near the Indianola Of much larger Dimensions.
which will cost nearly half million each.
Alter taking q view Of these expensive and
formidable vessels which willbs Of little or no
use when The war y oyernye eosld not help
thinking how much better i would hays been
for the people North and South had their
money been expended in constructing rail-
r9ads calculated 70 bind them closer tOgsthsr
Had free ride been given 70 the whole peo-
pie Of the North and South, Il would have en-.
Abled them to become so well acquainted
With each others institrtions that Il would have
prevented wicked politicians from Involving
then ", NJ pppapfal Mara a3E2hllQa
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1862-10-30
SHAVING, MAIR-CUTFING, sIIIMPOOISG,

TINHoMAk5 A.. WISE having taken the Betber, Bhop
IL on Market street recently owned by James Krsd-
Ter, and htted up in the most improved style AZ
prepared to9do shaving, AsIr -Ctitung shanII0oana
ete., ~ manner That CANNOT M TO give sattslarton
lie invites All Ills old rlends CUSTOMERS ~ give
mnt oall. Remember the plae north hids Mhtst
streeLlnn..a alLln--Ln 10. haa Ia. .n.nnl -
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1862-10-30
Excelsior Coal and Weed Yardl.
Prices. to siuit, the Times. Is.
Oh GEORGE MoCAI&iSl COsoI

- - z -
BEST QUALITY YouGnofsHENY, MAssit,,JN.
iocjg lPEACocK. AMI EOGklNH, ,COAL.if tgyai
VoUdholGHENY for blaeksmiths 6-e cannot ba
l. eAccllod Extra article OF MasAiion Hfla ftat1ok
CUs for CRATE and stOve.-.- ---s -
Ofee on Third sgeel adolping the, canal, Alroyfhs
vel Unknown Coal Yard Gt leai uf hfsn III ohips
beeker mil barr-stone fAcdofy pft1 arf sol gqod
lhe bfSt article Of Aiek9ryi sugar ans Beer Afoaa
LMys on hand5 >Awed anu eplli feHdy lor tie h,pge u
The best quality o hlME can sihays te ohiafe,f
Orders uetlverrd % any taat 81 city pn0niptly
aud good measure gwen in all eaFes. Gile az a esl
lau2l aaNAa fEtffll Isu9EURf 4, Nf{fATk A ~
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1862-10-30
/. SpgriaI Mottres. !

euHS yNI "a ny WV wv lnNe'ay NY
nihng tn@t promise you made 10 your vile
repeatedly, that you would buy her Sewing
longer ana allow her TO he toiI;Ss ,vitb h.r
needle wben sbe sbopld he asssno n f,oor %, ~
Won wonId not ,bink ~ n,,,;ns - a.n.;la
woman off with 'anv tb;ns mi = Wbnsl., 4
Wilson Machine n IVES, s,tbs pbin;r6
fsous9 bas ,bsu and vonidD - bsSSa.5 rv nJj MI
er kind r.. daliv.r. ,bs.e sx,ra msch 49, r..
10 nurebs.sra ana ,e.chs. ,h.,, hov 80 ~.
- :, : 80 |,~ $50 ''"1i - NV " Use ~ "'0
'rHsaa s,iac7 :. Ala Il .l.a- L. ,Iisps ps.-s
ne subscribe, 'nIS % mGIn g.iS
.slea,l9 N rgI - rF'iF" 'S > eSYii''e,
q ana piAek buttons some where in Oregon
-Ne S9As ,sA ,i Ous o. ms wagon {, lwo small
memorhnoom DOCKS were IN the pockets
, Ha, pe.'T" s .auins nun sno same Is requested 10
/, 2t# #s,'11 1l'7', ~ -. J.oo, Ksvcx usx
s,,,...;.,e. .. ~ ~ .laaImalp
ret ,a al I'D ,each 10 % AZ anh.,;,,,.s. nj. IN
-e "','
h .u - A1u'on @ 70 OoIn'y W ps ana AZ dead
SIfSS - ~ SI' y ~ HSy 1sHW III II 'ri
'-OczIdTu Captain, sth O. v. C.
u n. -. - IN d. . q
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1862-10-30
THE Union MUST BIZ PRESEREED,

WE areauihorised 70 recruit company Eof the
wv ono Hundred and Ninth Remtnent, 10 ~ II.
under command OF Colonel NJ. p. Nolan. -
IL you wish to escape the drAf ana crush out mis-
wicked rebellcn yon have nov sotanoe % join hr-
ists heH msns which has already toorneH IN c1rnb
py, olotlnng and Subsistence nom ne date of en-
llstwept Bounty same as other repmsnts.i siaIs
,.t...,.t,ss,. - fsJOSEPH HESS, CAPTAIN
9i1At4 irtAA HA2~ MILES N0IiAN. isf Tient -
Isesdl0te N0Aam laChAs. ALLEN, "a 81 aani.l Il "
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1862-10-30

job Printing.
Empire Building, Ile1Asin. fsSff-k
letter Paper ana 1shvtIopss.
Wagner, j. N, W MAN, up-staiTs, opposite Market,
enssr, d 8 JS', GSfs e sal e. ,IssssslSS 5in0h
O'Bnen' Edward, s0L 2d.i {an WAd 30
ann Livery and sale stabAea!ttF,I A o
oAthcan James, 50, Jefferson, bet 81 aud 4th. ~
Marble Yard. -
LADow, D., RTl' ID, bet Jenerscn and ST. Clair.
o.n,-- ,a,e..g, Mset Markst. "a ~ "a
..ysl.ib ~ 4 Notariss Public. ~ sol.8- 4
BAamAnn, q; L., s., MANI Ilsggoa sa3 u t,liis4
Jackson 3. b., 3d, doors east Of Main as ui siv 4
Jordan, !. A., o. MAN .IIlli-iU lilile.i o i,a a
Jordan, Jordan, n q, n cor SI Main t ends
stoppeman, John H., 990 81 ,7'.ia'iat A rF ao'
Turner, James, es Jefferson, '7.aa,1 ,,.l ''' -
Christopher, D. H., " cor Market and Tsiisfsan naa
Huber, u. r., old Postofiee. "a .'i
,.,..- -. PcssPss HAngInEs, as !. q a5.a5
w Painting HIH nm. A
sleVin, Hale, 4 Duti, I'd. .sr.iisi sstHGl
Periodicals. u'i = eatra
Brandsnburg, W. H., 3g6, 3d a.ii laia y
photographs. ,,.il.t ....,s .a,
seebohm, Louis, Main, over Market House.,a ..,.,
Reeve, }. O., -, Ludow, near sd ..al.d q .s.
Ogden, Robert, 70, Jefferson. amhooa II g..sl
-..7''.-'' RaiiFoad Omess.
Dayton Michigan, Webaler, betad and "a.
Dayton, Aenia, Columbus, Xenia Depot, a,a'3daal
Dayton Western, 9th, wOf Perry. sEiI1 rtsi
D'ssAi's sasdfsss, nsa f9s Saa. asn .sa zs,a
A''iF''A SroY s9+s ~ = h, y. msg,1lld lflsPOu.
gengnAgls Benks, Jsiierson, bet "a and "a.
ssissik, Si iiS 5e6aS. 'issSrSR iSs, Ssa ~ al Yd
rhe'an a hAnnAn' " nein ,dIRIn .re So on
Cooper Seminary COZ IL ssafSfi sai lSgf,ioo,SB
ar steam And Gas frtaSsr.,siep 4Rrj
Ogden Robert "a, Jefsrson.' y - - II, ls.-.-
Ned. Benneit a 90, no, AN, -.'-'l -. ,
,,.-. Telegraph 0flue.ai,I fsdf reias vi
"e''eAh Spoh ieieHfallh Sd aud Mainssnfsl \
,h,. t,y,uflMat pphetetera.delUH ~ tlHarIaa "A
DAoA HuAin. c9r AIN aud II. r nafYnd aal.ulsr X
hHhs Rllbsln, oansl IoeAs sih. ~ |
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1862-10-30

w. & VII you want aseyibg Machine
that win do all kinds Of sewing, buy aw Wheel
er a Wilson. M .nar ~ -, rr.at. u. .sn-
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1862-10-30

Az have tins day loHniei co .ymrtn arahlp under
Nv NE nIm n WlAlan Nolbreeif A 90. snii bought
nHs been AZ ouaines ior nlnbef of yeats ,sh ny
fosh and Atiesy ms pArlneEs M \, Bae .lcrmuFly
WIth Mr " and lhtferly Wil, Rogers No Ier A Aehev
Asge ietsnd 20 do bafintss siIs same & az
glr tornef etnpoyuSe hope 20 regnn iiss ell6anl1s
hA' l,d ior Rllneer q years. -. 90 g.}i
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1862-10-30

~ "a. y 30 nlI -Llrt tfn Gltstn $50 d NTnUH
MES. NJ. KELLER, having just returned from ths
DhE6s. oLOAkn AND MANTlLBAe MA KING, 7 re,
sPectplly informs the ladies' Of Dayton and viunif,
tnat she may be found at No. goo 0soh side of Sesond
Of WyatH Bhkery- FatteIna dor saless97 gsLf 80 Z,
"A gent eiphp, and lady can Ia fnodate
with pleasantfoom. WITH board. u, ~, ocss \
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1862-10-30

p DISSOLUTION OF PARTNERSHIP.
1lHk pAftnerahlp heretofore existng telwsen Chss.
a. toet and William Yollbfeeht nndtf the flrtn oi
cpnsent all Aceennls viii he settled By Cfes posi
All having cainis against the tOTfiier lfn viii
uien ioF pAymsnt and Ail indSbtad 20 tiss hff VIII
CHARLES Posi-. -N
nTa .Iei...4. WILLIAM V0LLBREOHf 2
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1862-10-30
PUBLIC NOTfdF

Il HAVE tfas day soii out nv Nae i1,bs s,,S.. 4
" eoods iotnlelil owned by uhAfies Post 4 Uog q
hilliNgn Nolbrseht and Herman IaI,isnsles = Sliuo
have their lpercAnule eaferr ithlne nad
Mt has iattefiy been my partner Va Business N
haze no doup tht they will carry oe the lnsilaas on
te same PnnqPlea BY Which hays buen ayeFaad Jol
ne last thlry yeafs, hesitate NOT 70 feeoninielid
thnni 10 The iasof Of my csteuiets aall fo tts
Dayton OCT y l'ez, =. . CHARLES POST,
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1862-10-30
.LE0AL NOTICE

- u gayU sIsEyiAL lNOIICE Hgi saIo. 10
NVLliuE y hereby gwen that The underaignsd has
wilhin tlie oouuD Of Montgomery and state Of oluo
hs pstieQn praying TO b divorced run bis sife liar
yeAfs. Ths said Baflnfa off Is notifed that miles,
she appears and answers 70 saseb behion the sabt
Mli be taken As true and Adecree rsndeFrd according,
J. n. BAoooTI, AttotAAs aLIg iOet. 3. is6s-oclna
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1862-10-30

Look TO Your 1nterestS Ladies il you
are out Of employment buy a Wheeler a VIII
son Sewing Machine, and you can get work
at any Of the taiIors. b'1'a paIu tlntoi hne
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1862-10-30

Y Sewing Machines -of course you ar,
going to buy yont1 wife Wheeler u Wilson
this Fall. n y1ev sdI Yisiplosda ols yshi iadi
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1862-10-30
CRAZE VINE ROOTS AND WfSF.. p

HAVE from 5000 10 GUOu tWo-y.sr .,i,i Z, itetas
J. Ane kogt- lor sale, ] Nilt aliDS a hlrtBl ,,oin
hnSslon - N who tray sell tofftsa Z" aaHlHa r.
d Also, good OaiaWlia NIne lpr saier - 49,. r.
heshdehce near thc AS ldih, s0thh df Dayi6n 'AA!
ocii ~ - iFfiEnEerck ScnuTrfn
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1862-10-30

VNTAhTED---TO RE1rgI--,A h0uihsof about az o,
wv seven rooma. T. good tenant can be had hl
calling =. this office. or on squire stopPelAsh ocI
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1862-10-30

,,-., = = = - - - = = : ~
flHf receyed enc Of lhs hnest lot ~ ,o,aIe iarfe
- sllot otins evef setntH tho city qhe above e,ls
nse seni ~ Fainpes oniyt and viii ~ IN -t0r tan stN
NhhAs, Any Person Wishing W btischese IL lN,As
MY ~ they will w. soldVt1y chelp 70 save ilss s
Pen79 q rflurpipg thsm They eopslss ln paV -
hahnnnicit steel andNin fNist hadrets rtmasfid in
l{lrg lfViu ~ % sHp,rns.i - 4 ~. sCHhElDER.
ll}tt third street, Ohio nialE -
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1862-10-30
CREATl INpUOENNEMTS

,s1uod Gsvas 500 isainos sAi bsniai1iam talidW
Y7a1eb siirAr. o6i yTos1svoq7s7o s1sv iF5
DIV ,YAw syig % tsi6Im1a bHh ,Es5mBd 20
l'sdl 20 b7iinud 5ag 10 bsaeqn Do ss3i sdi
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1862-10-30

Attention irrBlaSksmlhs, saddlerS and
BOglars, can 6hd employment in the Army,
BY calling on Capt Woodward, At the Court
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1862-10-30

fUsT fseefved 6ndSal befes tihf tis,lf hatt,S
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The national Republican., 1862-07-19
In Aid Of Sick q ud wouud,d Sold

The Union Quarterly Sabbath School Concert
Of the Gong reg atinnal and Baptist churches was
held last evening In the Mathsr church, Jsmai.
CA Plain. The church Wan crowded In every
measure, to listen to statsmsnts from John A.
Fowls, y a., Of the Navy Department, Wash
ington, relative 10 the condition Of our siok and
wounded soldiers 10 the hospitals In and around
and his rsmsrks were istened to- with the
deepest interest. The children OF the two
schools. under the direction Of Mr.. Samuel
Burnhan. sang several appropriate pieces
in III admirable manner. Mr.. Fowle related
many touching incidents, and his appeals 10
the generosity Of ths people have been most
hberAlly responded TO. In The few days he has
been In this vicinity he has collected from the
ladies' Of jamaica Plain, connected with the
diferont religious societies, large amount Of
hospital supplies, which he viii personally
distribute. Ladies' Of Roxbury and Dorchester
have also made mott liberal donations. so that
he returns to Washington with quantity to
be reokoned only ,oagon loads: Tue constant
and increasing inhux Of siok and wounded sol
disrs ut Washington renders aid imperative,
and that speedily.
Meetings like thess, where reliable state
ments are made unoolored. and by those whose
productive Of the best results, and II IL to be-
hoped that the noble example OF the jamaica
Plain and Dorchester ladies will be initiated
by others.
We olip the above rom the Boston Journal.
1t shows the deep feeling Of sympathy ths,
exists for the soldier. We learn that the dona-
tions referred to, amount In value TO some
hundreds OF dollars. One Sabbath school gave
Mr.. Fowle ton dollars, to give to the soldiers IN
lemonade; ono little girl gave three dollars Il
buy sone French add German Testanents; one
lady gave thirty dollAp In tart jsllies; another
gave 500 palm leaf fsns; another lady $50 new
shirts, &o., all collected together In few days
srs when they 60 North, ego and do likewise.
We understand Mr.. FUwls will have the aid
in distr buting the articles, Of the ladies ant
gents who gave the concert at Willsrds' Hall
Two weeks since, who are spending the pro
I cseds Of the cOntert (about Sl75) in doing vi
the good they can among the soldiers. Any
surgeons, nursaA or others, who may need any
nYtiolaH for s0ldibra. osn he assisted by mskinI
sheir cases known 10 Mr.. Powle, or Miss Blids
b. Rumssy, +2s Fifth street, or Mr.. Van VIoet
Editor ofihs Republican.