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Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1862-11-06
SHERIFFS SALE. ~
lnAm Patton Montgomery superior Court,

William Pat'oh montgomery superior Oo'f"
William sheets ct al Case No. lzs5
DURsUANT to an oruer OF sale rom the superior
L Court Of Montgomery county 70 me directed,
will otier public hae at the door Of the Court House
In the city oi Dayton, on 10 u-Ify
Saturday, December ~, 1862,
At o'cloek OF Aaid day, the following described
cal estate t0wit All that certain tract Of and, being
part OF the west nnlf OF section ten uO, township i've
iDrange FIVE ( sast &c, beginning alta Dlue An sapln
the branch running north hty nine degrees
west 100 poles 10 stake; thence nUrtn 1U' west 81
poles stake in the old hiie thence south five oe
frees east hundred and twenty poles 20 stake IN
Inc old line; thence north ehtyhVe degrees EAST one
hundred and sixty poles 70 siaks ADJOINING DAiiel
one pol the place Of Deginnng, containing one
hundred conveyed by deco lsta OF February,
1870 by Daniel Reason, aud VILE ~ Daniel heasOr,
r; exempung from the operanons OF thus conveyance
Twelve acres OF land, beng the north hall OF the town
OF Union, IN the county OF Montgomery and state OF
Ohio watch laid out IN tow lots and NJ recorded
IN book 'sE," page ~, and excepting our acres and
IL 10 OF land with the wafer power, privileges aud
applIrtenances sold and conveyed 70 William and
Martin Sheets an the half of said section ne "
deed dated May 81 1921, recorded IN book "L, page
5Tv, reference being had will more Ily appear, which
land being situated in the county Of Montgomery and
state OF Ohio. .F.f .rlI IH-.r La j..0.Hf
Said land mas been appraised At $1,000 and eanno
be sold for less than two-thrds Of that amount.
Terms OF sale, cash.
10 be sold the property OF William Sheets al the
suit OF William Patton, against him and others.
Ths above described pfUperty lying adjacent To the
town OF Union, twelve miles nortn Dayton, consists
Of Is T5 lOO acres OF land with commDdious new ick
dwelling house, large barn, min and disullery
4 cooper snop and several Otller tenemsnts
uEURuE WOGAMAh, shern Mont county.
DAVIS a LOWE, Attorneys noowts
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Fishing up North. 1--we were At

fl6n1ug up NOrLn,-We we're NJ the
Laramie Reservoir last week, on a fishing
tour. AS numerous inquiries have been ad-
dressed TO us touching this matter, we pro-
pose to briefly answer all in one article;
We went by rail to Piqua, on Tuesday Of
last week, where we got very poor and hlgh
priced dinner at the City Hotel About
o clock P. M. we took the hack for Berlin,
which place we reached about 4 o'clock IN
the afternoon; and from that point We footed
il 10 the Laramie House, distance OF nearly
a mile, and toting our baggage and fishing
tackle, We cant terommend the order oil
our going 70 the Reservoir. A spring Wag-
ON, with a tolerable nag TO pull an,l approx
mates our fancy OF conveyance 10 that no
ted fishing resort and then better d'nner ann Or
can be taken IN your coat pocket than you
will likely get on the route, the haek1arlver
will not ask you to walk up every little hill in
the way, and you will not be under the dlsa-
greeable necessity Of wasting The whole day
10 traVersing distance OF 4O miles, aa
| We found the neghborhood OF the Reser'
voir qniet, the crowds OF hshseckers having
been driven away by bad weather and worse
luck. The "Captain" and "us'' took undls'
puted sway OF the Headquarters, and had
choice Of boats, bait, and good places to
fish. We had very good uck-if we may
take the operations of our predecessors for a
month past as basis of course the Gap
tain beat us he always does but then we
succeeded in u style that left our ambition no
thing to crave We played-out ON the third
day, being completely used up and the Gap.
tain, who is an invalid of large proportions,
threw up his tackle and accompanied us into
retiracy, under protest s asg or
Thus ended our sport We were dried up
in the very greenness of our success. But it
was solace to us in our helplessness that we
were the 'bg frogs of the puddle, lod J.
! The fishing was better than it had been for
some time. The ''cold spell, and the heavy
shower in that region, had been favorable.
We deem the present by far the best season
for fishing at the Laramie, and only regret
that it is impossible for us to enjoy The
minnows are rather scarce, yet Mr.. Isaac
Powell-who lives in the vicinity, and may
always be found at the bulk-head during
n.sd a, reasonable ra,as Ha will also tnr.
nish Won ,v,,b boa,s and other convenience.
ca, esh;no ond N von do no, oa,oh =. ,oo.
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sHERIFFs SALE. y


John swank ct al. Case No. 1850,
TN obedience 20 the command Of order Of sale to
i me direuted hy The superior Court OF Montgomery
county Ohio, will oder AZ public sale NJ the door VI
the Court House In the city OF Dayton, on
Saturday, h0coaber 20, 1859,
AZ 2 O'Clock OF said day, the following desonbed
real estate, viz Lot numbered twenty-five @ IN Flo
rvs addition 10 the town OF Brookylie ing and being
Ia and part of section thirty ius (Si township
OF Clay, county Of Montgomery, and stale of OHIO.
Appraised stflO
praisemont tH. 300.
qerms -one third caah, one third Ia one and ths
balance IN tuo years nom the day OF sale the deferred
payments 70 bsar SIX per eentintefest nom tho day
sale and be secured by mortgage ON the premises.
GEORGE MOHAMAN, sheriff Mont county.
GEoRaE w. HouE, Attorney. ocks~ts
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esl ANTHONY STEPHENS,
President Deluge Fire Company.

Big Thing. Norman & Son are in fire.
quent receipt Of the choicest Michigan Apples
1.-The finest that come to this city. A large
supply of Wrappers" are now on the way.
This firm also have a large supply of Pota-
toes, and other Produce, and the best of fam
tire on, then, own resources, aud skirmish on
their own ideas, and they meet the public re-
quirements. Call at or send orders to No.
27S Third street, Old Post Office Building
Hard Times.-lt is essential now, more
than ever, to procure the best articles Of boots
and shoes, for the times are uuprecedentedly
hard, and prices range higher than ever Ger
tainly when you can get irst-class work at the
same price Of sldsy work, you win do SO; and
right here we will say that those who pAtro-
nize Mr. Henry Kelly ia this line will not be
disappointed 1t will be to your positive ad
vantage to try his shop-at the old Express
office, Phillips House, Third street.
Very Important-C p. Huber & Son
uio ieSSifihb ioiBo eViVSt'"h VI i+N"'Oo
Cloth Cloaks, which they will be able to sell
from 20 to 40 per cent cheaper than they can
be purchased elseyheref as the cloth and 9th.
er materials we're purchased at Auction dur
ing the Summer. They also have shawls, and
other seOsonable goods which they assure us
they can sell lower than the goods can now
be obtained from the manufacturers
~ B.-Will Huber informs us that a big
lot of splendid Tin-Toys-new patterns-are
now on the way here. He'll have everything
nice by Christmas
Planted Oysters The best quality of
Oysters used are those which are planted, or
cultivated, and which are as superior TO the
ordinary oyster as are the large, cultivated
fruit to the insignificant, natural apple. Mr..
Brandenburg has the Mann a Cos Planted
Oysters, which are not excelled in tbs world !;
aud he will have them right along through the
season. He will furnish them by the can or
case and he prepares them to order in the
best style at his Rooms on % St, one door
west OF the r ., lsis7-iq BE- ias ,iaaea's1sd
Brandenburg has, also, the Ledger, Clip
per, Vanity Fair, Herald, Wilkes Spirit, Iros
Flag, American Union, Irish American, ri.
lot, &C., Geaotyaa .Fi8ui a A4EAhtluS
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1862-11-06

Nice IL you wosd procure something
very nice, go to the Gallery Of Mr.. >. b.
Gross Main lew doors above Sd, and see
those new and elegant Photographic Albums,
aud other extras
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1862-11-06
CHANGED 1IANps.

HAVING purchased tho Fruit and Peiodicnl Depot
III of ChrsuRnR. Htekier No, ~, Phllps Hoasr,
MAIN street. Will conduct tho b-ness the way
which he hgs done, and which has made tho pa,e 80
popular With the public.
The MagaHnes, Periodicals, Pctoriali NIL the prom,
nent and popular daily and weekly Newsps pens; the
series Of Beade Noyels and Bong BOOKS, they aro
issued viii be ionnd ut the store.
FRUITS CONNECTIONS, ETC., M season, OF The beet quail
ity, always on hand.
the MAH0NEY OYSrERs-the best brand brought
Wust-to be had during the season. They only Nsnt
to be tasted 70 become "all the rage" ~ ...g
ask fair trial OF the public, hdent that by fur.
mshIng the best articles dealing promptly, iariy aud
hberRly, will merit the confidence aud patronage
heretofore literally bestowed upon NY predecess.
or, Mr hecher Will MI all contracts nsde by hun.
j. u. l,kA.
A Card.
ilaving concluded to change my present b,,siues.
Tor Que in.re active, 4 not more pfonube, have
disposed OF my establishment 10 MIR. kea, who viii,
have no uolDt, conduct the business TO piease the
plhici aud recOmnvn nd him lc them. To my Oll
csiVmers aud irenus return ny sincefe thAuks lOr
The huernl patronage they have bestowed lie,
.kupe they Wnl continue the salne 10 my snccesso.
shat ever feel grateful 10 my Day ton hiends.
0cJ U. X. HECkLER.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1862-11-06
ANTHONY STEPHENS, Foreman.

~ Received d. Rea, 70 Phillips House,
has just got the New York Ledger, True Flag,
Clipper (best Theatrical and Sporting paper
extant,) American URion, London News, Lit
tells Living Age, Boston Pilot, Vanity Fair,
Irish American, and Spirit Of the Times.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1862-11-06
.STRAYED.

GONE weeks ago, a red COW with white face, having
- bell Ons and white hoef with red spots, stray.
ed from the premises OF the subscriber, 3. EdgaTs
place, IN Madfiyer township. Any person knowing
where they may be found Is requested 10 leave word
on the premisea, or at b. Gbs rs Grocery store,
Jefferson street, near Third.
OcJl Chhia. foUs
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1862-11-06

Funeral Notice. The members of the
several Fire Companies are respectfully invi-
ted to attend the funeral of Frederick Has
enstab, late member of Deluge Fire Compa-
ny, No 4, to take place tomorrow friday
morning at 9 o'clock. ..
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1862-11-06

Notice. members of the Deluge Fire
Company are hereby notified to meet at their
Hall this Thursday evening, at o'clock, to
make arrangements for attending the funeral
Of Frederick Hasenstaub late a member of
the company. @'f" 'af'' "''" "'
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1862-11-06
Eating Saloon and Restaurant

Formerly owned by Mr. v. Fries, southeast corner o
Tlh and Iidiow where he will ie able At all times u
supply them with the best the markets afford.
OYSTERS served up In the bast manner, and on
short notice. f nos
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1862-11-06

Meeting tonight The personal friends
and acquaintance of the late j. +. BoE.-
MEYER are invited to meet at Beckel Hall
this evening, at o'clock,
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1862-11-06

Wanted-At No 2s2, Third street, a good
girl 10 do house-work.
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FOR RENT.

A ST0RE-RO on Jefferson street, No. 45, be.
"A tween Second and Third. The room has all the
necessary fixtures for immediate occupation, such as
counters shelving, etc For Information apply at the
Saloon OF the undersigned, neAt door 70 bnldlng.
u no6d3o tHI b. HNHa tJAGOB ALThEkH.'
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1862-11-06
Sewing Machines. OF
GEO. II. COLES,

W. & W.-lf you want Sewing Machine
that will do all kinds Of sewing buy a Wheel
er & Wilson, q ~. W
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1862-11-06

To You, Sir l--why will you delay fuI-
filling that promise you made to your wife
repeatedly, that you would buy her a Sewing
Machine in the fall Now, don't delay any
longer, and allow her to be- toiling with her
needle, when she should be asleep. Ofcoarse
you wOpld not think Of putting sensible
woman on with any thing but Wheeler a
Wilson Machine. A. H. West, At the Phillips
House, has them, and woaldn't have any 9th
er kind He delivers these extra machines
20 purchasers, and teaches them how to use
them. ism - aH bee iilna ?. a'A'A
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1862-11-06

Get the Bsst.--A, H. West still has few
Of tAess sxesllsnt Sewing Machines IsIt Al
though the ladies have been making rush
for them since the cold weather set in
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OITx GOvERHJNGEHJT.

navor.-- william II. Gillespie; office, l0T, Main.
Mdrshal--stacy y. Cain; office, at Mayor's ONCE.
reaMrer.--D. W. Reese, office, j. w. Darst Bro's.
iSoiicitor--Joslah Loyellj Office, I'l l.s
Cyerk-Anthony stephensi office, Council Chamber
Ctr CbunciL.-- =. la-I
First Ward-Amos Decker and Hugh Wiggim.
SECOND Ward-Ezra Bimm and Hiram Strong. .
Third Ward-I. H. kiersted and Geo. W; Rogers.
Fourth Ward--J. A. Minick and u. u. Gilliland.
FiRh Ward--Ehra Thomas and George Lehman.
sixth Ward--w, N. Love and Jacob Decker. q "a
TOWNSHIP PoFFIcEfs.-J Of Pace
VIM H. Mckinney; oifice, I'd, near Main
James Turner; office, 65, Jefferson. ,tI..r q
Cbastdbtes.
Isaac Hale and Ezra Jefffeys.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1862-11-06

Good Meat.--Those who want the very
best quality Of fresh Beef, should go to the
stalI Of VIM stoyer, No. l6 Old Market, and
No. Eastern Market ~
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NOTICE TO CANE GROWERS.

DAYTON SUGAR MuREs, s. ptsmber 20, 1861
4 TAkk this method OF Notifying those growing
Il Cane IN the vicinity of Day ton that nov near
" ready with my WORKS for syrup-nak1ng upon an
enlarged ana improved scale, ana shall be prepared
work all that euuies soon u IN npe. Bui nould
not R1yise any cut before the lst uf October
My yard VIII be ready to receive Cane on Monday,
october o. anu boiling commence the Idth. Terms
as before adveriised-tN eniy cents per gAoe halt
the syrup.
Cane nlust be bound with bands Rnl not cut over
eight foot long cane OF over Length or With seed,
TUFTS OF leaves on Will he subject ia uscaant must
request Those LEAVING cane for me 20 wOra To
me AZ soon AS pOssiur oi the ptoathlc aHOuni, aud
whether they choose cail ternn aliafe OF syru,
~ order tnst may engage my barrels ,tc '
] can be iound NJ tie Kest or FACTORY oi AessTs.
bom0efgef, light CO.. ON whose premises my works
are located, directly opposite my lace last seasuu
sez2N3 lSAAU A. HEIAsf1s.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1862-11-06

=. g fwa.nr iiL .e'sgi8 - N lo m.
Attention !-Blacksmiths, Saddlers and
Buglars, can find employment in the Army,
by calling on Capt Woodward, at the Court
House
a1'IFaa. lG1-1-ll-> --l.l----L- fr'aH
Look to Your Interests, Ladies' If you
are out Of employment buy Wheeler &Wil
son Sewing Machine, and you can get work
at any of the taiors. .4
9th Cavalry Regiment--Reeruiis are
wanted for n Cavalry Company, 1t is by iaI
the easiest branch Of the service Horses
and every thing is furnished 800 Bounty
$2j, and one months pay in advance; $40 tr
each man In addition. Pay from day Of en-
lstment Come, men, join the Cavalry Com
pany ama'ia9 't ai-i.
4'iFa ,-oa w. W. WOODWARD, Capt
V. FRIEs lst, and i. GAMIDAY, I'd Lieu
tenants N
Headquarters at the Court House ayls
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PUBLIC NOTICE

1 HAVE this day sold out my share In the stock ol
Il goods iornery owned ~ OhAries Posi- Co, to
William Nouhrecht and Herman Landmeier. Both
have commenced their mercantile career with me- and
hr. " has iatterly been my partner IN business A.
have no doubt that they Will carry the business on
the same principles by which have been 10 yerued Tor
the last thirty years, hesitate not 10 recommend
them 70 The favor OF my customers. shall or time
continue TO 10 with tem In tner store.
Dayton, Oct l. 1861 CHARLES POST.
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GEORGE FL. COLES,
DISSOLUTION OF ARTNERsHIP /

VNHE partnership heretofore existing between Cbas.
j. Post and William vollbrcchl under the firm oi
Charles Post Co., s dissolved on thus day BY mutual
conssnti all accounts will rs settled by Charles Post
All having claims Against the former frn viii present
them for payment, aud ALI indebted 10 the fm will
peNse 10 settle soon. .
h CHARLES POST.
WILLIAM NuLLBREoHT.
Dayton, Oct. I, ls02-o2w3
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ApvNnTIsINa nArNs.


me -quare, eighty words, week .........., ~
er aqtiare, each week In addition, 20
one ~ ~
FS- Terms for Advertisements occupying great,
s1fei or Tor aonger period than alorc specfed mrhs
known at the Counting Room. nS-An ndvurtisefnet-
charged At the above rates, unless written agrit
nnent IL made previous 10 insertion. O9-A casttu
Vertisements must he paid for in advance.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1862-11-06
CO.PARTNERsHIP.

NHTE have this day formed CO. partnership under
w the tTm OF William Nollbrocht a Co, ana ought
out the stock of goods OF Charles fost CO.. Mr. "
has leen IN business Tor numDor Of years Win Mr.
Post and lattvry his partner. Mr. b. was formerly
with Mr. Y, and iaiterly Wiih Rogers, Fowler Achey
A. intend 10 do business the same principles as
our former employer we hope to retain he custom he
has had for numcer of years,
..H WILLIAM NOLLBRECHT
HERMAN SANDMElER
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1862-11-06
DAYTON Businesg pireotory

TERns FoR ADvEarIsNa IN BUsINEss DIREoToRY. -
Regular yearly advertisers, one line gratis others
"a per year. 81 for six months VI Tor three months
SSP Paguasnt q az cases n ad0anes' 10 a a'5as8
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Sperlal Notices.
Goods Constantly Arriving.-New an,

Goods Constantly Arriving. New and
attractive goods are constantly arriving at j.
X. Christopher's, corner of Jefferson and Mar
ket street The goods were bought at auction
in the Eastern Cities, and can be sold loo
mind that They comprise large quantity
of Cassinets, sAtinets, shawls, Cloaks, Cloak
Goods, Hoods, Children's Shoes, Carpeting,
and large number of Blankets, a part of
which are slightly damaged. Bargains Arein
the goOds lI XXX.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1862-11-06

Substitutes Wanted -Twenly men can
get $3.50 each to go us substitutes This will
be paid in addition 10 bounty Call at Head
quarters on Court House lot
w. II. WOODWARD
oc2ldlO ~ Captain, 9Th o. v. O.
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'oHArhAH htNSth th''''''''''''''''''''stoA"k hcAiN.
Excelsior Coal and Wood Yard.
Prices to suit the Times.
GEORGE MCCAIN S 90,

BEST QUALITY YOUGnOIGHENY, MASsILuN,
PEACOCK AND HOOKING COAL.
VOuGHOlGllENY for hlaoksmiths use uaa.,ot be
IL eKcced. Extra article OF Massilon anl reacoct
Jul for CRATE and stove.
Office ON Third street adjoining the canal; also the
wsell, known O3M Yard At iiead Of Basin, ADJOINING
becker null burr-stone fAGtory. ..e .5
The best article Of Hickory sugar aud Beech Wood
always ON hand, sawed and spt ready tor the stove.
The test quality Oi LIN cnn always bs obtained,
Orders denvered to any part Of the city promptly,
aud good measure gwen Ia all cares uiye Us cali
atIz1 GEORGE MCCAIN A afI
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1862-11-06
JOHN GENGHAGEL

XNTOULD respectfully inform lns numerous ffien1s
w and customers that lac has purchased the
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DOUGLAS OLD STAND, 10 MAIN STREET.

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The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1862-10-29
NO 10


We take The following from an odito-
rial letter from The scene OF the late
Maryland battles, tits by Mr.. Mcknight,
editor Of the Pittsburgh Chronicle. who
has been serving in the Pennsylvania
militia;
lhave just been compelled to change
my base, az there Is q honey bees nest
in the end Of the log on which I write.
and the creatures are getting vexed nj
my stay. This by way of parenthesis.
Yesterday, on our way to the battlefield
FIR the second time, our vehicle had 10
turn aside TO allow COUGHS division and
other troops, chiefly cavalry, to pass, and
we had most excellent opportunity TO
judge what vast and multiplex machine
is large army in motion Here was
only fifth of our army, and vet the pike
for upwards Of two and a halfmiles was
perfectly filed, from side to side, with a
moving mass of men, horses and vehicles.
First came the infantry, preceded by oili-
GERS, talking and singing, and, from long
habit, marching with a firm, steady and
rapid step. Then came battery after
battery Of artillery, with FORCES. caissons.
ammunition, wagons, &c, &C., and then
regiment after regiment of cavalry, end
ing with Rush's celebrated lancers, with
their long spears decorated with flags.
lnterspersed among these were long
trains of heavy and rumbling wagons
and ambulances, broken down horses, led
horses, officers horses mounted by sun
dry "contrabands" as black as the ace of
spades, and as grinning as the jack.
Truly, it was a great sight, and one is
lost in amazement at the spectacle. The
result Of our two hours establishment
may be summed up in these words. War
is terribly expensive game, and large
army is a gigantic and complicated ma
chine, requiring, for its handling,
genius at its head who can reduce every
thing to a smoothly working system; who
has the mass of mind to comprehend
generals, and the experience to descend
to details. We don't wonder now that
there have been so many military failures
in this war. There are but few men i'm
our age who can well discipline and
handle vast army. The Duke of We'll
lingtOn once said that he had no general
who could take fifty thousand men
through hyde Park without Earring and
confusion. We begin TO understand what
he meant.
This large mass Of troops, consisting
of about sixteen thousand infantry and
about ten thousand cavalry, had been
down to Sharpsburg, but the enemy hav-
ing crossed the Potomac, and there being
no bridge at that point, were returning
by roundabout road to Williamsport, in
order to cross there and pursue the enc
my. The rush of such a rapidly march
ing host almost took away our breath
when passing, and when passed, all
seemed dull and quiet. Ia it were the
Old Thirteenth" the Sixty first, and
Col. Golfers regiment, already beginning
TO look rusty, and to march like veterans.
Among the cavalry l observed Captain
Coltart, who confirmed the news of Col.
Child's death, and related how it hap
pened.
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DAvIDs0n coUgrY DInrorony.-oanlina.l
MILITARY QUARTERS AND OFFICERS.

Poa--IIoadquarters on High street Gen Negley,
commanding.
Distriot--Hoadquarters On summer street (Dr.
Ford's rcsldence) W. Il slde Mai 18th 9. s In.
ftntry, a. A. A. g.
Pyovoa Observation-Disclosures al the Capitol. A.
.. Giilem, Col. lst Tenn. Infantry.
Chief Asgistnt Q,artsrmaster - Headquarters on
Cherry street No. 10, Jadge calron's residence
Capt J. D. Bingham
Aaisant Quayteraasier--fi0 = Cherry street Capt.
r. Stevenson
dss'siam Qaartamasisr - Vine street, Eear Mrs.
Poke residence. Capt. R. n. Lamb.
Assistant Qaarernaster-No. 81, Market street.
Capt. j. NJ Hale.
chief Coasalsa,y- -Hssdquarters, No 10, Vino 81.
Capt r. Macfeely.
oommissoyg Of spJsiatocs--eroad street. Capt s.
Little.
Aoiing Co'amissary Of Sabsisieaoe-Coruer Of Broad
and College streets. Lieut. Charles Allen
Medical Dirsctor-summer street. or. Ford's old
rcsdence) Surgeon, r. swin.
Medicai PitrUegor's OGcs-Church street, Masonic
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