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The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1862-07-12

much myst,f!cd II tia unusual event
, The President has issaed the following I'D.
dress 10 the army
render 10 yor NY grateful acknowledge.
r.sents for the gall riry and good conduct you
displayed in the battles OF the 3lst Nav 40
| st inst. and with pride and pleasure r~coe.
nize the s,eadincss and inircpdi,y with which
yoa attacked The enemy in position. captured
his advanced entertainments. several batter.
Ice = eFiillssy tad asany standards and every
WHERE drove him from the open field
At q part OF your operations it was my
! fortune TO he present Tn no other OCCASION
haze ] witnessed more of caliuntss ap, good
order than you exhibited whit. advancing
into the very jaws Of death and nothing
could exceed the proves with which Won
clo+od upon the enemy when shec. Of hre
WAS blazing in your faces
In The renewed struggle in which you are
on the eve OF engaging, ask and can desire
bu. n continuance Of the same conduct which
now attracts the admiration and pride Of the
loved ONES yoa have lei, at bone
Yen are fighting for all tina, ia dearest 10
men and though opposed to foe sho dsre.
CARDS many OF the usasees 81 civilized war
your humanity 10 the wounded and the pris
oners was the ft and GROWING glory TO your
yalof
i'e''n ~ - ., lus' aus may "od nave
'o" J" "'s "o'' k,Tpsng ,,,s,>, ,,
Ri, ,. 'hr 'i@noN pANis'
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u,.no..s p,., n, so,-,n u,.s rt.
J.cssos, Mss, june n, lssI
Dst,a,ie,, of y,el.lu,e
~.
'M e,Nn.y arr h''e,hPuhs a'-toy to'r
.Sou,nn, Guy ah' a heroic people nave a'''
'''''''i ~ ~ -,h'" y 'a'hsf 'hAa 10 gave u
w '" ,,~ 'n,""'s " 'n''t no"'s ~ "m'
~ cohs"r''' 'nfr'ore W sn'os-"f u may
u" s'~"N' """h ana "nfh, up ""' ,h'
tart" +" s'"'n., ol"'n Is oafs ana VIII never '"
gNea up. w, sn'' ano s"e. now P'oso
'oh '"'o"t" Us '.''e1, ,"''usn 'ov,N
,.r. but soupd and fury. s,yp,fyiny no,hi,y q
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." e""''1' ~ 'p'''"'"s' ""N" w" '"'"s
attempts =" pu' MS 'o' upon our sou
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1862-07-12
LIST OF LETTERS.

naming in the pos,ohice at Marshall,
IN the lat day Of July, 1862. which II
bsen out by the Goth day Of November.
will be sens TO the General Possoiiice.
I'd letters.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1862-07-12

Mn RrcasS.s uS rms WAN The editor Of
the Christian Observer has ssvn letter from ss
rvesisien, buchanan, in which be takes the po~i
,on that the -uhjnga,ion q the South Il impos.i'
BILE He argues that th~ Aorthcrn troops row In
the south Will fall prey 10 the diseases 81 the
climate. and the fsc, connected with he deter
mined spirit Il oar people. convinced HI that h
wa. IN vain To make the attempt At sahlagstisn'
We hope soon 70 ne able to lay Tie letter before
our r~aders
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1862-07-12

We see Il stated that LScou has appoint
ed a military tribunal for the triel Of shosc
newspaper editor and correspondents who
have been aiding the stratsgetic movements
of the relels. by violation Of the uosernmen,
regulations IN regard 10 The press The IN
vcstigation promises to bc q very iunny and
interesting one HisasS,ppicn 26ib nt.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1862-07-12

|, Is said that The oa,.ua has sngcntei :
east iron ant ou,aioc. which stands boldly a.
her whsvlhoase AMID storm o shot, bate
cour@. never ln-e- . drop Of blood ibDr
Yankee contrivanrc has hsen origin,ed H..
the purpose Of drawing The FIRE 81 our shAsI.
shcsiers and inducing as 10 waste our powder
and lead
~ The Northern papers. under The bead o,
English sympathy With Tran -. notics tts
fact tia. at a grand icyeo hrsd es the Duchess -
Sutherland In London just before c Persia a n
ed ''ihs Rebel comIni~..aier. NJ. Mason Of VIZ
glnla was guest. This Dvehrss will be srfpc;p'
hsrrt ~ the pa treness Of Une1r Tom Cabin
and lLe fashionable head OF fasiish At-ol.s'onssr.
WHAT j. the meaning of has entertaining ths Cor
IN t-..ener OF the kes-i, Slave t'nistscrscyf
A. The ioldsn Times of hy 24fh. hss apott
sr tong and significant lead - tho Cot,aa
Famine in knglsnd II repr %eass the dissvss
among the cotton r;,-.~tive~ unprecedented
Hands are working only twcaty aours week at d
aniiiess.re starving 10 death ~ ENGLAND sirAie
Of the YANKEES that she wtsres 10 Do Justice Ia
tho south, even u the eapen-s II starvation e
multisude- Of her oun subjects
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1862-10-23

They're Here. d. Rea. 70 Main st,
has Just received the Atlantic Monthly for
November, Monthly part of Harper, (new and
splendid thing No. l--get it) Littelfs Living
Age, Art journal, Wilkes Spirit, Containing
a pot-house gulger on McClellan,) Banner OF
Light, illustrated news, True Flag, American
Union, Irish American, Boston Pilot, Gleas-
on's Companion, and lot of good things to
eat
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1862-10-23

Kindlings !-Kindlings ALI who want
shayings for kindlings should apply to Charly
Freeman, who haus rousing loads. He will
bring at one load as many shavings as other
Expressmen will in three, and his charges are
reasonable Leave your orders at Walkers
Clothing Store
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1862-10-23

Big Sale.-on Saturday morning, com
mencing at $50 o'clock, Huber & Son will
sell large lot of Furniture, &C., at Auction.
The stock will comprise nice parlor stove,
a lounge and mattress, wash-stand, a large
counting-house desk, two cane seat arm
chairs, two arm cradle-chairs, three or four
sett of kitchen chairs, 90 new large wash
tubs, lot Of coal oil lamps, water cooler,
fine chafng-dish, large lot of white stone
ware, and numerous other articles, every body
needs.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1862-10-23
IICENsE NOTIOE.
OrFlcE OF COLLLcroR o lsrrRsAL RnyrNu

OFFICE OF COLLECTOR OF lNrERSAL REVENUE, ,
THIRD DisrRlCr oF ONO,
N e. cor. Third and Jefferson sts,, DAYTON.
A LII persons who have filed tl.eir applications for
a Licenses with the Assessors OF Montgomery
county, procure such Licenses, on payment Of
the levied by the Act OF Congress, fo provide In
ternal Revenue to support the government aud pay
intert 81 on the Public Debt" .rerrr RI a az.
Penalty for neglect 10 take out License is equal 10
License
Licenses all applications made to the Assessors
In Montgomery county must issue from thls otice
ocaodiw JOHN L. MARTIN, Collector
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1862-10-23
Excelsior Coal and WC0d Yard.
Prices to suit the Times.
GEORGE MoOAIN N 90. y
NOFloE lO NANE GRONERs.

DAYrpN ,uuAa NuFGs, s gptember %, lsg-,
I TAKE this method OF notifying those growing
Cane M the vicinity Of Day ton, that am nOe negr-
y ready with my WORKS for syrup-making upon an
enlarged and improved scale, snd shli beHIelsIedi9
work all that COMES, az soon as u is rpe Bus no1lo
NY yard wil be ready 10 receive Caue ON VI onday
october o. and boiling comnviies On the i3th- lsin7
rs Dcioro Rdvvrused-taeuy cents per gallon, or hAk
Cane must he bound With Two bands aud not cut over
eiRht loot luug Zane Of over length with seed,
tults or leaves on will be subject 10 ulaC0uDt must
request those leaving ipr mo 20 woes % INFORM
soon possi.ie ul the proisSi4e amount aud
Whether taeY choose ssh teTllsOr share o. syrup
ia order that may engage my barrels, etc.
can be lUund a. tle keaier Factory ul hr-srs-
Bomperger ight Co, on whose premises my works
are locatod direcls olPo0te my place Vi last sss'H.
se22w3 loAAU A. HEpUEs,
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1862-10-23
SHAVING, HAiR.CUTTNG, SuAMpO0ING.

HNHOMAS A. WISE having taken The Barber shop
on Market street recently owned 10y Jatnes kreld-
Ter, and fitted It up the most improved style -
prepared 10 do ahnyng, lIer. r.Uuttihe, shimpoong
etc. IN manner that cannot iail TO give Satisfaction
He invites all his old friends Rd customers 10 give
hlm call Remember the place--nonh side Martet
street. UC1
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1862-10-23
NO 62sr
I-A IN ~ U.CT 10 M !.

*. T A UCT / ON :,
uNfiE following iistof uncolled for gocdI, remaining
ID the Express Office at Dayton, Ohio, will be sold
t public auction at the Office OF the United States and
American Express Companies, on the aQih day OF Qo-
tober 1862, fnot taken and charges paid before that
one package, Edward Brown;
Uue paclsage Harrison Balard5 . 1858 g,
One box, w. L. Dodge u..
Une box, b. Cafilin; .4- N-LilIu p
One package, Mrs. Mary Fisher;
One box, lsarfence Wenth; .l.i't oaI
one package, John Law; 1919. 49,.
one package, J .Sheiehamer, - .Ne4- -il'A
One package, j. H. Haven;
One nackage, William Alice. +
One package, j. Pardeei r .. -.-..- q
Une box David Hafich;
One box, James X jackson; Goa ID. .
One carpet bag, Henry HOFFMAN;
one package, A. Esielli t.rfs... .f-..s sI
one package, no NAME;
One band box, BENJAMIN johnson; r.I 1 rH .rr.
One trunk, Mary Chase;
One paolag 20, John Reeber; f.- .-e.f .l-a..r
one package, E Quinn;
One package, John K, Good er:.t .H..t. ..g
one package, Jesse Parsons;
One box, q. IL Tnneyi r.H sH.r r-f snr Ifuae
One box, Lewis Wall;
Three boxes, j, crutehfeld; sa lHa. ll. s.frIl.
One box, Henry Olive;
One package, q. X. Wood, fla uaI .HIl @
One carpet bag, q. Sherman
| One carpet bag, no name SOW .El t.
One siove, J. ". Cress,
| THOMAS NJ. JOHN, agent
| O. p HUBER sos, Auctoneers. se2ldp
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1862-10-23
C1TY GOvERrTMENT

Mryor William II. Gillespie; office, l07, Main.
MarshaI--stacy b. Cain; office, at Mayors office.
Trsd urer.-D. W. Reese office, j. W. Darst BROS.
sOiieitor.-Josah Lowell; office,
CSsrk-Anthony stephens; office, Council Chamber.
CfV CbiHeit.- -
First Ward-Amos Decker and Hugh Wiggim.
second Ward-Ezra Blmm and Hiram strong.
Third Ward-I. II. Kersted and Geo. W; Rogers
Fourth Ward--J. A. Mnck and l.. L. 0illiland.
Fifth Ward-Ezra Thomas and George Lehman
Sixth Ward--W. N. Love and Jacob Decker
TOWNSHIP OFFICER5-Jastiees Of Peace.
VIM H. Nc inney office, 81, naar Main.
John Stoppelman; office, Sd bet Jeh b. Clalr'
James Turner; office, 65, Jefferson
CbnstdbleS.
Isaac Hale and Ezra Jefireys.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1862-10-23

Passed Through.-Last night two car
loads of Union paroled soldiers, and one of
rebel prisoners, passed through here en- route
for Camp Chase,
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1862-10-23

Fish and Fishing number of anna
teur and professional anglers have been meet
ing with extraordinary luck in taking bass in
the Miami Madriver and Saltwater. We are
credibly informed-(we have not been favor
ed with sample, and cant speak from actu-
al view)-that 2, 3, and 5-pounders are by
no means unfrequently taken by the party to
whom we allude. The water is low in the
streams, and the bass ire gathered in the
deep water, where they are caugh in fair guam
tity by those who know how the thing is done.
The best sport of the season is now being had
by the fishermen. For the plentiful supply
of bass now to be taken with rod-and-line, we
are indebted to the Fish Law, and the vigi-
lance of the professional, legitimate fisher
men of this city and county. Gentlemen can
now begin TO realize the advantage of keep
ing the seines out Of the River. We learn
that the rope-haulers have again commenced
operations at different points on the River in
the night
Watch the sharks, drive them and their
seines away, and take the law upou those who
won't desist
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1862-10-23

Good Things.-wilkes Spirit Clipper,
Illustrated News Pilot, Irish American, True
Flag, Vanity Fair and other papers are at
Brandenburgs
P. She receives Mann & Co.'S choice
Oysters daily
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1862-10-23
oo2idlO

9th Cavalry Regiment Recruits are
wanted for Cavalry Company, 1t is by far
the easiest branch of the service. Horses
and every thing is furnished $lOO Bounty !;
S2S, and one months pay in advance; $40 TO
each man IN addition. Pay from day of en-
hstment Come, men, Join the Cavalry Com.
pany.
W. w. WOODWARD, Capt
V. Fairs lst, and F. GAIIIDAT, I'd Lieu
tsnantA
Headquarters ., The cOur. House
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1862-10-23
JOB PRINTING
Dayton Business Directory

TEaMs ron ADyERrIsISa IN BusINEss DIREoToRY.-
Regular yearly advertisers, line gratis. Others
81 per year 81 for six months 81 for three months
Bg- papnent IN all cases IN advance.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1862-10-23

Oysters !-oysters !-R W. Duff, lOs
Main street, few doors above Market, has
jusi received supply of the celebrated 0ys-
ters Of Mann & Co., Baltimore. They come
direct, and are in the finest condition Col
Mann-the leading member of this celebra-
ted Baltimore Oyster House-has been in the
trade ever since he was boy. What he
don't know about oysters isn't worth knowing,
and he will put up the best to be had any
where in the bays along the coast. We are
well acquainted with Col. Mann, who assured
us when here in the summer that the Dayton
people should have no cause to complain Of
the quality of the oysters he sent here this
season. He can be relied on--and so can his
oysters.
Duff has also just got his supply of Fresh
Fish, caught in the Bay last night Call and
make choice this evening.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1862-10-23
CIIANGED IIANDS.

IJAVfNG purchased the Ffmt and Depot
il tf UhTistH,n X. hockler, No. ~, fhlpsi hopse,
D,u street, will conduct tie business lte way M
winch he lys done, and which has made &c place 50
popular with the publlc.
ihe MRgnnes Perodicsela, Pcterals al the prolnfi
mont and popular daily and Weelly Newsp~peis, lie
series OF Beadie Novels aud song BOVks. Hs the sr
issued viii be fonnd at the store.
FRUITS Connections, etc. In season. OF the best qualf
ity always on hand.
ffhe MAHONEY UYsTERsLtho best brand brought
Wvst--to be had during the SEASON. They only N"tt
To- be tasted TO become "ill the rage. r,
ask hur trial OF the public ~ hdent that ~ iur.
isniug the best articles, dealing plunluy, aily and
hbsruGy will rnert the eoDndeilcs anu palt onhge
ipfei oufe lberally bestowed upon isy tredecess
or, Mr. feci,rr viii htl all contract : iiiaae by him.
. }. u. khA. O.
A Gard. h.t-
faSing concluded tu clpingc lny present suslness
iOi one iuere active, ii not more PrOhtsbe, Il have
,i,Spused ot my esti,JslnenttO Dir. lea, who Nihy
have 40 GuuOt, conduct the business to please The
uiipuc; and recommend linn u them. To biy old
auu,uuiers rlen4s return siiuere thanks iur
huurai patronage they have uestONvai on me, aiid
eupe tAry Nui continue inc same TO my suCcessOi
Sla, ever feel grateful 10 NY Day on ir'ends %
tr.3 y, H. HECkLEk.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1862-10-23
REMOVAL.

MRS NJ. KELLER, having just returned from the
El East with ALL the latest styles and patterns OF
DRESS, CLOAK AND MAH1llLA MAKING, re-
spectully informs the ladies OF Dayton and vicinity
that she may be found at No 800 south side Of Second
street. between Jefferson and 81, Clair door west
Of Wyatt's bakery. Patterns for sale.
MA gentleman and lady can be ACCOMMODATED
with pleasant rooms, with board s..ara oe29z b
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1862-10-23
DISSOLUTION OF PARTNERSHIP.

TnEE partnership heretofore existing between ChAs.
Il Post and Wilham NollbrUcht undcr the hrn oi
Charles Post Co, Is dissolved thus day ny mutual
consent; all accemts viii be settled by Charles Fost
All having claims agsinst the former hrn VIII present
them for payment, and idi indetded To the hin VIII
s''-'7' CHARLES posi-
WILLIAM NOLLBRECHT
Fa.sfa. a,t A leG9- -osvqg
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1862-10-23

XXTANTED-To RENT-A house OF about six or
w seven rooms. good tenant can be had BY
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1862-10-23

Commendable The little girls Of Ore
gon are determined 10 do their whole duty to-
wards the sick and wounded Soldiers who are
suffering in hospitals in different parts Of the
country, in the vicinity Of our armies They
are, we are pleased to say, devoting their leis-
ure time to collecting means and material
and preparing articles OF comfort, and proyi-
ding Injuries for the convalescents in the
hospitals.
The Little Girls Aid Society of Oregon
is under the Superintendence of Miss Aman-
da Chambers, young lady who is well quail
fed for the position, and who deserves great
credit for time, attention and care she has SO
cheerfully bestowed upon the enterprise.
The following is a list of the articles sent
by the Society to the Sanitary Commission at
Cincinnati:
2O7 handkerchiefs, 2 neck-ties, 20 towels,
pairs socks, IA pillow-cases, shirts, pairs
Of drawers, l3 sheets, II rolls Of linen and
muslin, 1876 yds of bandages, 36 pin-cushions,
| bundle of flannel comb, 69 lbs CASTLE
soap, lbs pulverized sugar, u lbs tea, u lbs
dried apples, doz bxs mustard, II qts jelly,
cans peaches, cans of tomatoes, can of
cherries, l can raspberries, can apples, can
spiced oysters, can currantjam, 2 cans OF
pears, l can picked lily, can Plckels, bot
ties of wine, 10 boxes of lint, and 3s lbs OF
dried beef
These noble.heartsd girls will become good
and useful women, should they live; and we
hope they will. God bless the Little Girls OF
the Oregon Aid Society-and all other good
girls
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1862-10-23
THE UNION MUST BE PREsKRVED.
PROPOSALS. ZOE BUILDING FUR-

n" - ~ NAULI LII. " w
AvDIroR's OFFICE, MONTGOMERY CoUSrY, Om0,
fU alIIi fDAYTss, September IS, 1859.
DkoPoSALS will be received by The undersigned
ii until ocloek M, Monday, October ., 1862, for
building, at the Montgomery County lnhTuary Also,
fitting up water tanks Tor hot anu cold water, bath
tubs, etc. Information regard 90 stl work VIII b.
given Application as above. BY order Of Tie Cota-
sails b M. AYRES. Auditor n. 4
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1862-10-23

Substitutes Wanted.-Twenty men can
get $3.50 each to 60 as substitutes This will
be paid in addition TO bounty Call at Head
quarters on Court House lot
w. H. WOODWARD
oo2ldlO Captain, sth o. v. c.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1862-10-23
PUBLIC NOTICE

4 HAVE this day s0ie outmy share IN the soek of
l goods formeriy owned by Cherries Post q Co, TO
William Volbrecht and Sherman Lsndm@er. both
have enced their mercantile care Win me- aud
Mr. " las laterly been Ipy partner IN busncss. AsI
nave no doubt that they Will carry on the business On
Ihs sane principles by ,Fchl iuYe been governed io
the last thirty years, hesiiaie rot 20 reco,pnend
them 10 tho aver Of any customers shal ior time
Dsyton' oet. /, Is62. CHkELRs POST.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1862-10-23

KNECHT-APPLEY-0n the evening OF the g3d
inst, ty Rev ID, Winters, at the resldence OF Mr..
Hopkins, Mr.. Joseph Knecht TO Miss Sarah Ann
Appey, both Of this city. .r,..-. ..
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1862-10-23


solicit subscriptions in this city:
lst Ward-A. Pritz, W. S. Westerman.
I'd =" j. Howard, D. B. John.
Sd Col j. NJ Smith, B. F. Eaker
4th " ]. G. Lowe, JOINT Kenney
5th 4" Dr. Walden, Geo. Lehman.
9th N. Viot, T. F. Thresher.
Nearly $4,000 were, we learn, subscribed at
the meeting.
There will be another Relief Meeting this
evening at the Court House to complete ar
rangements.
Snapped up,--The other day when the
train of $50 wagons was taken and destroyed
by Morgan's men, in the neighborhood OF
Bardstown, large number Of men, under
command of Adjutant Horton of the 94th,
were gobbled up by the rebels Among the
captured was Henry Lee, clever oolored
man Of this city. Lee was in the Quarter.
masters Department at the time. Morgan
refused to release him on the ground that
our officers refuse to allow Confederate Off
! GERS to retain their servants when taken and
paroled They are determined to retaliate in
this and other matters, where they have man.
ifestly the advantage. Lee is a smart fellow,
and we don't believe the rebels will detain
him long, unless they take him away down
South. His family live here, where he owns
house aud lot
Citizens Meeting.-Last evening, agree
ably to notice, a number of prominent citi.
zens met at the Court House to make some
arrangement by which 10 supply the nscessi.
ties of the suffering families of volunteers
A proposition was offered BY John G.
Lowe Esq, and endorsed by the meeting, to
the effect that in view of the distress among
the families of volunteers, it was necessary
to increase the subscriptions to the County
Volunteer Fund, by adding to it Immediately
$40, 600
The meeting appointed Commissioner Z.
S. Young to endeavor to procure Government
work for the employment Of the wives and
children Of volunteers
Wilbur Conover and Jno. G. Lowe, Esqs.,
we're appointed to procure the written prom
Use of the Representatives of this county to
use their utmost endeavors to get the Legis-
lAture to legAliEe the Aid Bonds issued BY the
county
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1862-10-23

VETE have this day formed a 70. partnership pnder
w the enta " iaIli " olitgenhi 4 Co, and logshl
out the stock OF goods Of Charles Poet Col hr. -.
has been in business tor number of yesfE WIN MT
Post, and laiteTly his partner Mr. ,. formerly
with Mr. T., and sstgorly glih Rogers Fowler AcheS
A. We intend 20 DO business the principles ~
our iouer employer, hope retain tte custom he
has mad for q MUNGER OF years.
WILLIAM VoILBRECHr,
HHHI HERMAN SANBMElEK.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1862-10-23
FOR SALE.

FRAME shed building, l6x37, built Of good oak
n timber, three years ago, can be had cheap by Rp-
plying at u. EdmondsonB SecondH Hand storel St.
Car street. HI l'U.i oczOdsf
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1862-10-23
SpeclaI Notlres.

0vercoat Lost.-The subscriber this morn
ing lost brown overcOat, with velvet collar
and black buttons, some where in Oregon.
The coat fell out Of bis wagon. Two small
memorandum books were in the pockets.
Any person finding the same is requested to
leave word at this office
2tH JAcoH KRRoK.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1862-10-23

Nearly $4,000 were, we learn, subscribed at
the meeting.
There will be another Relief Meeting this
evening at the Court House to complete ar
rangements.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1862-10-23

The following gentlemen were appointed tc
solicit subscriptions in this city:
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1862-10-23

ar week, payable TO Oarriersl l..as,s....,.-s
y mail per annum, in adyancel-......'..,.,.-.