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ET1tnn:a Tnaot.s H. saanse q CATE or baggage
7Fana F4;s9t g. slsepEE Csss q 4: a1sh1 tais1
Iaaou6a 11GkETs for aale ID 81. princ5si Es,,rnas
1T uneSs n the Vest st the General Ga3cc corner IS1
s4xo, aod at the Depot - N- -N''Se.' >1a&
r n RICE asneral Superintendent
, 1862-08-02
nRS. ANDRE & STR AFFORD.
DR. MIR e

DR.. Frank;n Chavett's Uterine
EVltulAL Is WARRANTED TO CURE ALL FORHs OF
UTERINE: DIsEAsE, or the 4oSEy will be REFUNDED
sHlehaGtofy Ittrrenres Gill he ut his Office 1l3
est tan Buren, street Consultation free. Post
9ftce nor Dr. {. has practiced medicine TWEEN
" n1as yenfs iouE Of which have been in tlis city.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1862-12-17

Accounts from fredericksburg state thas the
enemy Thus far show no fight, although they
have now six army corps collected on the north
ern bank Of the RsppshannOck They are ss-
curely guarding their flank, as if they expected
an attack in that direction. Occasionally q
great beating Of drums can be heard in their
camps At night, bat otherwise they remain com
parstiveiy quiet We are permitted % make
the following extract from private letter, dated
Tapuahanuock, December 6th
4" Our village has been considerably eElivened
for The past few days by the appearances of Fede-
raj steamers on our beautiful riveT, whose waters
continue to ebb and flow despite their flul pOlu-
ton By our enemies One Of the three boats
which went up this morning Tesmbled very
much, in appearance, the description I have
seen OF the M0nit0T-a long, l0W-rOoisd house,
with TIVE tureis, answering 10 chimneys, and a
smoke stack. They anchored of Jones Point
last night. Oar picke.s report forty vessels at
the mouth of the river, and two already a. Bow
ler's steaming uP this way. From the heavy
firing yesterday evening there must have been
fighting at Port Royal We could smell the
guupowder distinctly, and the earth shook un-
der our feet"
There was a heavy fall Of snow in the neigh
boIh0od Of Fredericksburg on Friday, and We
are informed that the ground is still covered to
the dept of about three inches. Passengers by
last evening" train express the opinion that
there will be no important military operations
until the weather is Opitisus.-Riehm0Rd Hiig
Decgpiber Ola
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1862-12-17

+ Mr. Seward asserts that the Horth9 possess
The Mississippi" The President Of the Con-
federate States answers this by dsspatcAing a
single gunboat into the midst Of the Federal
feet, which swoops down the river upon the
Yankee ships, and carries terror and destruction
to all who oppose it. Mr.. Seward telis the di-
plomstists Of Europe that he has forced the
insurgents 20 batile in lhe most inaccessible
part Of the insuTTectiOnaEy district; while
Stonewall jackson keeps Washington itself in a
state Of anxiety bordering on a panic, and the
North are unable to boast one single Success
since the war began, whsre thsy have not fought
under cover Of then gunbOats, AIT Seward
says that " the forces and resources Of the gov
ernment are unexhausted and Increasing Mr..
DsEis replies by defeating an army If eighty
thousand men, snd forcing the govern
ment TO resort to eOnseription. Mr. Seward
inforns the world that " the forces and ressur-
ces Of the Insurgents are diminished, and be-
coming exhausted - when every mail brings
U 'uteliigeRce Of new armies springiEg up to
. SO % the governments in Missouri, Western
Nrginis, and Tennessee, and suddenly two
/" rebel" iro1-elsd gunboats make their uneT-
pected appearance ON tbs James river. Mr. Sc
ward assures US that the 'Disunionists, even
in their strongest holds, are not q. sseOpls, but
only f&ctiOA!" whereas the whole population
is in fact like one mind in their detsrminstiOn
to support President Davis, and endure any
punishment except return to the yocs Of the
hated Yankee
But we fear some time must yet elapse before
peace can be restored. The North is still un-
Il has an enormous stake in pre-
serving the Union. The question Of beundTy is
q most difficult one PASSIONS have bee
aroused which it viii take generations to calm
but, be the struggle long or Short history vii :;
regard JefFsrson Davis as one of the few great
meR that tsis war has produced
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1862-12-17
SYMPATHY.

From the Southern Literary Messenger
Od to suffer with a dsylsss eye,
To hide with smiles a wearying sigh,
While the heart ID bleeding inwardly
This this is agony.
To gaily laugh with painful brow,
To merriy speak when the heart doth bow
To live, but live you scarce know how.
'Tis only wOmanly.
All, many q veilad life thus we meet.
What ghosts Of smiles often greet
Whose hopes wrspped in a winding sheet
Dying despainngly.
Quickly the csnker viii eat in the leaf.
When the heart hath snfoIded a hidden grief
'Twere well for such that life is brief
Death c3meth pityingly.
Thus many a heart holds 2 corpse within;
A forbidden love q remembered sin,
A memory Of thai wsiCh might have been,
And guards Il silently.
None know where the silent vigls kept
None know what tears are o Ter it wept
None number the bitter hours except
One who is heavenly.
Tis strange tho human love is entwined,
Though the heart Of mortal with mortal may bind,
That one thing man hath not from his kind,
Aud that IS sympathy.
IRIS
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1862-12-17

ELEVEN INDIANS AND ONE CANTEEN.-
The Santa Fs Gazette Of the 5sh alt. contains an
account Of an extraordinary affair which ~e
reproduce:
When the troops which moved from Fort
UoiOn to Fort Stanton had reached a point
within twenty miles Of the latter post, a chief
named Msmsuisa, together with bis band, were
brought into camp, where they professed friend
ship and reported lnat hostile bands we're in the
neighborhOOd. In consequence of this informa-
ii1n Capt Grsydon, with twenty-five men from
each company in the commsnd, was detailed to
hunt up the hostile Indians aud also to search
for missing stock. The company was accom-
panied By MamaAita and his men.
On the road 3 difficulty occurred between
Capt Grayion and Msmanita about a csntesu
which belonged to the former. Il had been hand
ed to the latter, and be said he and his braves
would keep it or fight for IL Capt. Graydou
then said, Fight be it''-aud fired e double
bareled gun at the chief, killing MIN and enc Of
the braves. The firing then became pretty gen
eral, aud before it esased eleven Of the Indians
were killed.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1862-12-17
InIerf from NaaIlrIIIc.

A eiflzen az Alabama who, understand, has been
sevsa weeks IN Nashvi le, effected his escape, mat
ter bow some days age, and reports the Abolition army
fu and about Nashville, about 10000 and greatly de-
rnesiIze5-fbat amest ndEcriunate robbery Of the
citizens BY the soldiers is going onand that three reg
snruts Of Kepuoy troops recently disarmed and
sent back beuss Of dstrust taeir loyalty 10 tbs
5vemeri evidenced by their frequent declarations Of
pnrBose % raiss the white Rag,, the event Of
aseelnsut with the Confederate
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1862-12-17

TIE LONDON TINES RICHMOND CORRE-
sPoEDENT There is considerable evidence
tending to show that the present correspondent
Of the London Times st Richmond is the Hon.
8Ir Lswley, who was private secretary TO Mr.
Gladstone Tor seme time after he became chan
Sellor Of the exchequsr, but dabbled in the funds
and MAS turned out of his place.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1862-12-17

COFFEE II ILLINOIS 1t is said that G. r
Hoffman, Of Efingham county, Illinois, raised
last year two bushels Of coffee. The seed was
seut him from Aus.raia. The first year the
plants we're unproductivei the second year they
bore little, and produced full crop the third
year. BE thinks thirty baskets can be grown
mar aere
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1862-12-17

A PUBLIC HOUSE WITHOUT SHEETS. The
Alabama House Of Representatives has decided
by nearly unanimous vote. that Christopher
Columbus Sheets, of Winston county, is no lon
ger worthy to occupy a seat in the legislature.
"a q representative Of any portion Of the peopls
Of Alabama. the evidences Of his eo.nplieitv
with the enemy were complete, and it was there
fors due tc the dignity Of the House that hs
should be expelled.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1862-12-17

New Business FACILITY.-Pablie attention
should be directed to the card Of Mr.. Schluter,
published this evening. The branch OF busi-
ness he is engaged in viii furnish great facilities
70 the. community At large.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1862-12-17
Terms or Adverfisinw.

An Embellishments win be charged
t- st.5O per square for the hrst inser-
tion and for each subsequent in
sertioR.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1862-12-17

MARSHAL Ross KILED.-A dispatch to the
Atlsnta IntelIigeneer Of Sunday, dated Marietta,
December G. 7 P. NJ, says " Confederate
States Marshal Thomas L. Ross he's Just been
shot dead at the KepEesaw House. The par
hculars have rot yet been ssesrtained.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1862-12-17

DEATH OF A GALLANT sOLDIER.--"P P. W.
A. p the special correspondent Of the Savannah
RsyuBlcan, thus writes in regard to tbs last nc
ments Of gallant officer
Captsin Blanc. Of the 9th Georgia, died on
the night of the l7th Of September, just after
the battle. Aware tha. his wound was mortal,
and that be was sinking rapidly, he sent the fol-
lowing touching lines 10 his wife: 81 Give love
inexpTess,ble te nay dear wife and kisses with
out number to my child Tel her died like &
soldier and an officer, and that if had the same
thing 20 do over l would do it again; that / wss
not afIsid TO die"
His body was deceutly inferred near Shsrps-
burg, and the grave marked by head-board,
with bis name inscribed upon It.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1862-12-17

SHALL TEE WAR SUCCEED "A DARK FUTURE
saaH the War Succeed p il the title Of q significant
artiols In The New York World sf the 9Th ult It
asks
who TODAY is hopeful Of the success Of cur arms Of
resrzeted immunity from foreign Intervention, the con
1usFt of an honorable peace and reunited country
save only the radicals whose machinatOus have twice
ekpzted Us whose lack Of national spirit
invites fora n ins encs and whose labor Of years has
been to bettls the value Of tAe Union which they now
reteuh 10 be alone able saves Who does not say In
s secret mind that the future uHutterRby dark, the
sope OF saving the nation feeble never before Who
does not denouncs-freBd or foe-he tn5ecity OF the
Adminftration the Facat0ns of its policy the selfish
iutgue o. its highest membsrsl Who cannot trace 20
the beginnings Of the radical policy which new is lmi
anf around she green baze Of the Cabinet table the
hecnungd and the of all past disasters and
oar pre.ent hopslessuessf The evils which the men
who now sqay the mind Of President Lincoln combined
v-h Sou hern extremists bring upon tbs nation ths
sane men now ab0r 20 make irremediabls But Tor
them the country would never have been plunged into
lie present war. But for them the might to-day
bs approaching il honorable and successful termins
tion. 80,
.iOf the war as now conducted, there s no visible
and OF the policy which rules in the field and the
council chamber there Issue except bankruptcy,
foreign int erventOu, and separation, and ruin Of
States and Of people at which civilization itself stands
appalled,"
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1862-12-17

The location Of the Appeal ONCE
- is ON State street, a few doors below
the Post office.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1862-10-17

por,rof fo Unfa Ii is recorded Of iona,
&c ,ta sSsosa;ans ~ Mad Rivsr town.h;n that
!. IT, IT,, Il u. .o,s 81 l.., Tns.dav ,brongb n
,,,,o.r f.ost. ,f Observation-Disclosures
- 4 .glsssc, - .-.,a...,Ir....,.s
A1e vas fstJ WI ~, ~ - -, y,
VI 'o"'e N,s'4s "1'-' .' - ~,
spar 'ue ''uo' '.i 10 "n9 'siy ~1~s y r. r..
u 80 n,s ~" Wy 80 .''' In
emP'Oyes nAs Jus''f sf = 1,ou' " ~. - ,oa,s
Az Npssn !" vA' ss,ssu wv sS'piy'e. '-YN
uu,'y Uu W ',o po"9' w. @~s - - -
W l,IIe ie' .' 'ne e,iiR'oy &C.
pgnt oi 3 freeman 9Ii1 !, 7,,aal .gsfi n.
arriving ~fne ppi's 'Dsg ntF' VH's =, ou
nero was W ssoa's lan ""''''eU.s. ~oNe'
put "i, oei0re O,Ii ne nag ''"e uspo'' " ~ le,
several seytl ',lenuS nus WIZ WIN -. no - u''s On
'ne esual in'errosa'oS'so y s''fSNV" ua' rsH
a''nouen Nc Pro'es'eu 'no' Nc "se ''s
nurry' ne Ueoa"'e 'nro'''u " .e: u'09''o" :, -
'ne persons, p's,a anu O"''0a, qua"'ou' =,
sNe o1uu,n1'ea ~ lnS WV NsAs' y ~ 80 y.
ioi' ~ (" a'e~ '"'',I % 80 -
ese '".e'es'eU ~ oo",el p'',O" - = y,
u ne,sDpo,s Ho0u' '"o eeo'' v '"0 'ou' -
Hne ,Ds ense' u "eH'y e~rrouAns , :" 'l'
WeA'ns'' :" ""'s" "AO'D'' '''1' ""' '''' -
eu .se.a., :.
Apous ."'s ' 'ie s,'ne ono '0"'~0u '"S' -
was P'oVs' ""u ,H' '' 1Ou
s'at'ieu o"i He'o' "Hc '"S'aD' '''uoS : ~
'"o "vi o'' '.s ne'u' ~ .os' !" 80 '-a'
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1862-10-17
pAWNRROKER'S SALE,

MTlLL be sold at AUCTION on Thursday. October,
w %, le62, ut 10 O'Clock a m at the Auction Room
OF q. Il. Huber son, No. ZsO THIRD street, fine large
Oil Painting View OF kOrth Dend) cost slUU, 1 hne
silver mounted kie, cost $780, hne Double uun and
kihe, cost S45i hne SIX shooting Ride, uost sG5; J
English silver lever watcni cost originally S12; open
faced gold Watches, patent levers / tine god Nest
UnRini set SILVER plated tea spoonsi butter knives;
ladies gold neck Chaln gold hunting watch; silver
hunting watchesi eight day clocks; fancy silk dress;
bOUhs-ALL NEW.
lvolume, calEbound, Lorenzo and Peggy Dow; BY
ron's POetical Works. Chronicles France and SPAN
by Sir John troissarti General View Of the World; ]
Whites History Of the World; Josephus; sears
Bible Geography / John Franklins Discovery, and
many other articles TO be sold without reserve for the
ueneht OF whom 1t may conoern.
oct q. Y, HUBER a SON, Auctonaara
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1862-10-17

Kenney's Letter.-The interesting IRE
port" of Corporal Kenney, of the fighting in
Maryland, will be found on the I'd page 1t
will be found TO be as well written as most of
the Official Reports, and Is quite as truthful
It will be valuable as a record Of tbs valor of
tho llth and of the brigade.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1862-10-17

At Auction.-Dont forget the Pawnbro.
kers Sale on Thursday next, at C. P. Huber
& Sons Auction Room, No 2s0, Old P. o.
Building Sd street sItgH rue
Tomorrow morning at 81 o'clock Huber d
Son will sell stoves, chairs, lounge, child's
carriage, and many other articles, will be sold
at their Dry Goods, Variety, Toy, and Auc'
tion and Com mission Room, No $50 Third
street
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1862-10-17

Going Several sports of this city have
gone up to the Laramie Reservoir since cleo
ton day. A party from Germantown and
SIihhisbarg passed through here yesterday,
en- route for the Reservoir. They don't feel
an interest in the Jolli6caton here on satur.
day night.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1862-10-17
MAYORS PROCLAMATION.

MAYORS OFFICE, CRY or DAYToS,
october 3, lsdZ.
IN pursuance Of resolution adopted by the oity
l. Council on the 5Uth ult, notice Is hereby gwen 10
the qualified voters OF the Second Ward in SAID city OF
Dayton, that poll will be kept open, ut the usual
place OF Young m said Ward, On tuesday, the lAth
aay oil OctOber 1862, between e hours vi SIX o'clock
IN and SIX o'clock m, the election OF one TIus.
tee, or Councilman, or the unexpred term OF Hiram
ocS1it W. H. GILLESPIE, Mayor.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1862-10-17

On Time.-Rea, No. 10 Phillips House,
Main street, has just received Godeys Lady s
Book for November, Wayerly monthly part,
for November, Illustrated News, Nix Max for
November, Gleason's Companion, and other
attractive reading. .....-,
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1862-10-17
ADVnRRIaINa nArna.
CHANGED HANDS.

III HAYlN6 purchased the Fruit and Periodical Depo,
Ii otChrisuan X. Heckler, No. ~, Phllps Hodse,
MAN street, will conduct tie business N the way M
which he has done, and which has made the place 10
popular with the public.
The maERznes Periodicals, Pscorals; ali the PROM
inent and popular daily and weekly NeNspsllefs, the
series Of Beadle Novels and Song Books as they are
issued will be fonnd at the new store.
Fruits, Coniecuohs etc., in season Of the best quail
ity, always on hand.
The MAHONEi 0YSTERS--the best brand brought
West-to be had during the season. They only Nsi,t
TO be tasted 10 become 'all the rage"
ask iair trial OF the pubic, confident that by fur
nlshlng the best ARTICLES, dealing promptly airy aud
libersliy, will merit the eohndsnce anu PATRONAGE
heretofore ~ lberay bestowed upon Isy predecesr-
or, Mr.. heckler, lwlll m all contracts made by hun
'' J. ID. khA.
A Gard.
Having concluded ~ change my present business
for one mere active, II not more profitable, 4 have
disposed OF my establishment 10 Mr.. kea, who viii,
have no doubt, conduct the business to please the
publci and reeoInmend MN 10 theDi. no my do
customers and friends return my thanks iOr
the liberal patronage they have bestowed ON me, and
nope they VIII continue the same 10 my
shall ever feel grateful to my Dayton friends
oc5 fu YIltl.l OR. HECKLER.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1862-10-17
SHAVING, MAIR.OUTTING, SHAMPOOING.

TNHoMAS A. WISE having taken the Barber shop
i on Market street recently owned by James Kreld-
ler and fitted II up in the most Improved Style Is
prepared 70 do Shaving, Hair. .Cutung, shanpooIng
eta IN manner that cannot hail 70 give satisfaction
DE invites all Lis old trends customers TO give
him call Remember the place-north side Market
street. OCT
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1862-10-17

ME have this day formed eo-partlership under
w the firm Of Willani Nollbrecht Co, aud bought
out the stock OF goods OF Cnares Fost 90; Mr. V.
has been IN business Tor number OF yesrs with Mr..
Post, and atterly hlH partner. Mr.. ,. was formerly
with Mr. ~ and lat,eny wlih Rogers, Fowler a Achey
As we intend to do business on the principles as
our former employer, hope retain tie custom he
has mad for a numcer OF years.
WILLIAM NOLLBRECHT,
HERMAN SANDMElER.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1862-10-17
puBLIC NOTICE.

Il HAVE this day sold out my share in the stock Of
l. goods formerly owned by Charles Post q Co., TO
William Nolbrecht and Herman Landmeer Both
have commenced their mercantile career with me- aud
Mr. " has latterly been my partner IN business As
have no doubt that they Will carry the business on
the principles by which have been go overned for
the last thirty years, 1 hesitate not TO recommend
them 10 the favor OF my customers. slAi ior a time
continue TO he with them in their store,
Dayton, Oct. l, 1862. CHkKLES POST
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1862-10-17

Go Early.-If youayant the best Of Beef,
Veal or Lamb, go to Steiner & Rittys Stall
No As, in the morning.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1862-10-17
Special Notices.
NEW YLES OF CL0AKS
NOW EADY
agn GEO. H. COLES,
Ieag Successor to
N. p DoUoLAss,
vi, &c Main Street

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 800 Bounty
SIS, and one months pay in advance; Sl0to
each man in addition Pay from day of en-
listment Come, men, join the Cavalry Com
pany.
W. W. WOODWARD, Capt
" Fries lst, and +, GALuDGY, I'd Lieu
tenants,
Headquarters at the Court House
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1862-10-17
LEGAL NOTICE.

NOTICE is hereby given that tho undersigned has
In this day filed IN The Court of Common Pleas
within the county OF Montgomery and state OF Ohio,
hs petition praying to be divorced from his wife, bar.
bara Wolf Cause-wiliul absence for than three
years. The said Barbara " of IN notified that unless
she appears and answers 10 SAID petition, the same
will he taken true and decree rendered according
ly MARTIN WOLF.
j. II. BAdGorT, Attorney. Oct 2, ls62-oe7wg
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1862-10-17
|. DISSOLUTION OF PARTNERSHIP.

UlHE partnership heretofore existing between Chas
IL Post and Wllliam volbtecht under the hrm OF
Lnarlea Post Co., is dissolved this day by mutual
consent, Rl acceunts will be settled by Cnefies Post
All having CLAIMS against the former fm Will present
them FOR payment, and All indebted to the tifn will
please 10 settle soon.
CHARLES POST fsH.
9li baH4.r WILLIAM NVLLBRECHT
Dayton, OCT. !, ls02-oYw3 1iaj
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1862-10-17
DAILY: !. GmIpiire.. Glt'iI |lii''' /, !.
hsrft- ~ ?
- - lFRtpAY, ooroBER. Il, Iss2.9 ... E.
City and Other Matters.


ss- Trans arrive and depsrtfrom the Union Depot
al bG4scISEArI, HAnrLTos AND DATFos. g Z
ysdi e. is4 sbis hi sbis Depart, AlTivs.
Louissille and 80, Louis Male.., 800 r,ri s;sos N
LOUISVILLE MRh boat,.-. 100 n m t.tU N
Louisville and 81 Louis r. xpress4.O0 p m ~ 500 m
Cincinnati Ma,l..l.. 90. ,.es.709ap met ll22b am
sStops at Middetogn and Hamilton only. f-,.i +. Z,
7lt,., DArTos, XEsIA ASp CctuMnpsi
Eastern Express - D, .m !5O m 256 m
Ooluinbus Accominodation...A 6s80 p m 587 q m
Eastern Express,.-l.e.!.t. .si.AzsBO. a m 235 p m
The 1880 nj train leaves daily exceptsundays.
Passengers on this train must purchase theft tickets
before 500 p m. isi Fli rI -htfuii.i .ai
;iisAsDvsss ,Dkfros AND orNoINNATialsr8o's
Sandisky Mail $40 an 1913 m
Huntsville Accomms sdaton. -,,s;lo q m 400 m
~ t. DAYTos AND MIdHtoAS.
OinciRO ....s.-.so so.oO N f;zo q ~
Chicagobnd Detroit hkpressssO0 p m ni r 7;Uo p IN
INDIAsA CENTRAL AND DAsroN a WEsTknN. ft.
81. Louis and Chicago. .........-..3:OO lli65 m
Eerre Asnte eAeeommodation...as45a a IN bi2S y m
81. Louis and Chicago Express.3:OO 1872 m
GREESvILLE AND MIAMI.
Accommod AT ION, ,........... m 1000 q m
Express y m b26 m
s4IllllillLk ulsf IlI-L iff1f'4
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1862-10-17
MANTUA MAKrNG

Mrs. j. M. Bodley
WTouLD respectfully MORN the ladies' OF Dayton
w that she mas removed to No. ~ Jefferson street
east side between First and Second where she il pre-
pared TO render her services the neaest and most
fashionable manner syles OF DRESS MAKING, which
will he attended to at the shortest notice. Those who
wish 10 see the latest Styles and have work done the
best manner will please call at NO. 22 Jefferson 81.
sci s.n MBS. j. NJ. BODLEY.
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DIED.

DOWEs-Rilled At the battle Of sharpsburg, Sep
tember II, 1852, Captain j. =. Downs, COMPANY d,
Fourth Regiment New York Volunteers, and former
iy of this city. a
The remains Of The deceased have been brought to
Dayton for 1nteIment.
The frends Of the family will meet OF the residence
Of bis mother, No, 81 Ludlow street. Saturday,
october is At soclock, and proceed thence TO Wood
land Cemetery, Hrn.f
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Lost-see notice of Strayed or Stolen, in
another pIAce. / q NJ III